That was a brilliant video Vagabrothers. One of the commenters below were correct in saying that the words used to describe the journey only served to make the video that much better. So glad I subscribed to your channel. So glad!
Your videos just keep getting better and better....I love the drone footage following you around in the car and in the Badlands at the end....superb work. But CONTENT is king and you two nailed it with great footage, voice-overs, interviews and editing. This should be required viewing for anyone who likes dinosaurs (and that's just about everyone on the planet!). Keep them coming, Vagabros!
I think its time to jump from BC to Alberta for a rip down memory road! I haven't been to Drumheller since I was 5! It's so nice to see a video of Canada guys! I always see Europe and Asia, but our beautiful country sometimes gets overlooked.
We visited the Badlands/Royal Tyrrell Museum last summer during our Banff/Jasper NP road trip. Our 8yr old daughter loves dinosaurs so it was a fun adventure for her. I can't wait to show her your video! She'll love your behind-the-scenes footage!
My daughter loves you guys, so much. Ustedes son un buen ejemplo de cómo disfrutar la vida saliéndose de los esquemas y horarios. Adoro ver a la juventud sobria y gozándose la vida. Las generaciones que ya estamos empezando a bajar la cuesta (50 años o más) quisieramos ver realizados los sueños de nuestros hijos antes de la partida. Sigan soñando y permitan que muchos más aprendamos y viajemos con ustedes. Lo que hacen es muy profesional y auténtico. Los admiro muchachos.
You guys are AWESOME. Making me want to move to Canada even more than I already do. You make even the badlands look and sound cool. Sorry I haven't been leaving comments lately. I've been watching your posts on my TV via Roku. I want you to know I am still here and watching EVERY video. Big Dave
Awesome that you're watching on the big screen - good to know you're still here. We'd appreciate if you could give the videos you watched a thumbs up (if you enjoyed them of course ;)
I can't praise you guys enough - incredible video! I could totally see this on TV or even playing in classrooms. I imagine kids would be super excited to watch it because you guys make everything look so cool! Keep doing your thing, guys! :)
Hell yeaaaa!! The badlands are badass! It's boiling in the summer though-almost fried myself from that heat. My family roadtrips every year to the Tyrell museum because why not? It's nice to live in the province of Alberta cuz roadtrips are awesome
The badlands and the Palliser Triangle are a rather unique area in Canada. Temperatures in the region regularly range up into the high 30s - low 40s in the summer and the area features cacti, scorpions, rattlesnakes, and one of the only species of lizard in Canada. The arid climate resulted in dust bowl conditions back in the 1930s and because of this, to this day the region is still used largely for cattle farming.
Proud to be an Albertan! We go up with the kids at least five times a year to go fossil hunting in different spots. We found concretions but no Dino's yet!
haha I'm aware! : P I'm from Canada! Funny though... was at Ben Brown/Steve Booker/Matt Miszczak's meet up in my town the other day and was discussing with Steve just HOW huge our provinces are compared to each state lol
During the lock down period I'm having fun watching your old videos, I think Alex have changed (in appearance only,your personality is as charming as ever) more than Marco.
Got my stickers today!! Thanks very much! :D I had never heard of this place before, now I really want to go there one day, I couldn't imagine seeing fossils like that.
jeezzz i'm a geologist and super geeking out on this 😍 sadly i only took prerequisite paleontology and not vertebrate paleontology where i can learn more about dinosaurs :(
Hi guys just saw u video about Blackfoot in Canada -Alberta, yah. Great people 1 of my best girlfriends was a Blackfoot tribe of Montana area. Her whole family where wonderful people plus I really learned alot about their tribe 4 my family are also part indigenous Arawak -Taino Caribbean Indians from Jamaica. 😀 it's amazing how much we have in common & are always learning more/rediscovering about our people. Glad u enjoyed u travel adventure plus teaching /informing of North American 1st Nation tribes & people. 1LOVE - JAH LOVE - PEACE BE WITH YOU BOTH 😊 -BLESSINGS 2 YOU BOTH IN YOUR TRAVELING -*****¤♡☆¤♡☆¤♡☆*****
vagabrothers Something comes to mind. Use this to remember the Phanerozoic Periods: Camels Ordinarily Sit Down Quietly Perhaps Their Joints Creak Tremendously Quietly. The Periods are: Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, Tertiary, Quaternary. Thats my nerd out moment of the day. Why do you need to know it anyway? You are on to other great things. Great video. Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for the videos. Just a quick question - Do the rangers take everyone for a hike (like in Badlands)? How do you go about having people share stories with you (like blackfeet) or show you around?
Damn it Vagabrothers! You keep on fueling my wanderlust. haha I'm learning a lot from you two. Once I start traveling outside the Philippines, I'll make it a goal to see you on the road. :D Oh and I love the last shot! Great cinematography! Cheers to more adventures in life!
Awesome video! Keep up the good work. I pray you are able to replace your lost drone so that you can continue putting out great content. Love from NCinUSA
Quick question. Looks like you guys have some drone shots, but i don't see it in your equipment list. if you use one, which one do you have? Thanks, great videos! vagabrothers
vagabrothers By the way I noticed you had some areal footage of the town of Dorothy in the Drumheller Valley - one of my favourite photography stops. I'm not sure if you are aware, but some of the buildings were ruined by a recent storm. The roof on the grain elevator collapsed. globalnews.ca/news/2127730/dorothy-damaged-during-storm-that-spurred-tornado-southwest-of-calgary/
This is not only visually pleasing but the used words to describe it made it even better. Marko, the poet!
Catalina Roldan haha thank you so much Catalina!
don't understand how you guys aren't more popular, some of the most interesting and easy to watch content on TH-cam.
Right! This stuff is better than any travel show on cable.
the production quality for this video is unreal. good job!
Alfonso Rodriguez Thank you so much dude! Glad you enjoyed!
That was a brilliant video Vagabrothers. One of the commenters below were correct in saying that the words used to describe the journey only served to make the video that much better. So glad I subscribed to your channel. So glad!
Thank you so much! So glad to
Have you as a Vagabuddy Miils!
I think my favorite part of this video was the passion that radiated off of everyone you talked to. Another great one
Thanks Katie!!
Your videos just keep getting better and better....I love the drone footage following you around in the car and in the Badlands at the end....superb work. But CONTENT is king and you two nailed it with great footage, voice-overs, interviews and editing. This should be required viewing for anyone who likes dinosaurs (and that's just about everyone on the planet!). Keep them coming, Vagabros!
Cheers Kirk!
This is like a Mini Documentary almost, awesome vid guys :)
TJ Jack Why almost?
+Ed ward it's a vlog
yeah I guess
The Vagabrothers backlog of old videos never fails me. The voice-over at the end was poetic af.
I think its time to jump from BC to Alberta for a rip down memory road! I haven't been to Drumheller since I was 5! It's so nice to see a video of Canada guys! I always see Europe and Asia, but our beautiful country sometimes gets overlooked.
6 places to see in Southeast Alberta.
1. Dry Island Buffalo Jump provincial park.
2. Horseshoe Canyon
3. Horsethief Canyon
4. Drumheller
5. Dinosaur provincial park.
6. Writing on stone provincial park.
The views and editing of this video is incredible! You guys should have you're own Travel Channel show! So inspiring.
Thanks Meg! Working on it ;)
We visited the Badlands/Royal Tyrrell Museum last summer during our Banff/Jasper NP road trip. Our 8yr old daughter loves dinosaurs so it was a fun adventure for her. I can't wait to show her your video! She'll love your behind-the-scenes footage!
Awesome! Really interesting stuff happening there! Thanks for watching!
This looks like a show that would be on tv
Alejandro Andrade Apple TV?
My daughter loves you guys, so much. Ustedes son un buen ejemplo de cómo disfrutar la vida saliéndose de los esquemas y horarios. Adoro ver a la juventud sobria y gozándose la vida. Las generaciones que ya estamos empezando a bajar la cuesta (50 años o más) quisieramos ver realizados los sueños de nuestros hijos antes de la partida. Sigan soñando y permitan que muchos más aprendamos y viajemos con ustedes. Lo que hacen es muy profesional y auténtico. Los admiro muchachos.
Gloria Ramirez-Oliveri stick to English my man
The music fit so perfectly with this video. I see what you did there Marko, "a land before time..." Nice. 😊
Grate production value and information, top noch, also the perfect balance with some funny parts, oh all history channel videos should be like this!
6:53 is that *****? great video dudes :) really want to explore the badlands now!
Yes bro! Such a rad place!
Each time I watch one of your videos I end up adding another destination to my bucket list... awesome job guys!
Your editing is so good in every video!
PaulJaredTurner Thank you so much Paul, we put a lot of effort into each edit!
You guys are AWESOME. Making me want to move to Canada even more than I already do. You make even the badlands look and sound cool. Sorry I haven't been leaving comments lately. I've been watching your posts on my TV via Roku. I want you to know I am still here and watching EVERY video.
Big Dave
Awesome that you're watching on the big screen - good to know you're still here. We'd appreciate if you could give the videos you watched a thumbs up (if you enjoyed them of course ;)
The drone shots and editing in this video are on point! I really want to go see and do this for myself now :3
Great vid guys! I just love exploring the badlands and boy is it cool when you find something like a fossil! Keep it up.
Excellent video guys, as usual! :)
Thank you Sharon!
Love love the drone shots...may it RIP.
jona mack Amen!!!
I can't praise you guys enough - incredible video! I could totally see this on TV or even playing in classrooms. I imagine kids would be super excited to watch it because you guys make everything look so cool! Keep doing your thing, guys! :)
Thanks Kimmy!!! :)
I love the Royal Tyrrell Museum and I've been to that coal mine! Hoodoos are cool to check out too. One of my favorite regions of Canada
One of the best and most inspirational videos I have ever seen! Keep it up because I love what your doing! Looks like I'm booking a flight to Canada!
Awesome! So glad to enjoyed the video Drew! If you liked this one, you will LOVE next week's!
Yee Haw!...your gonna have fun!🐲
Great video. I really enjoy the historical aspect, and those drone shots are amazing. Keep it up guys!
Thank you so much!
The drone shots are perfect and this was put together really nicely. Good work once again!
Really Impressive Video Guys, I Can See This Chanel Being A Huge Success!
Cheers! Share it with your friends and help us grow :) The bigger we get the more awesome content we can create.
vagabrothers Will do for sure!
Hell yeaaaa!! The badlands are badass! It's boiling in the summer though-almost fried myself from that heat. My family roadtrips every year to the Tyrell museum because why not? It's nice to live in the province of Alberta cuz roadtrips are awesome
Great Road Trip country for sure! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Wow, I had no idea that place existed. I totally need to travel to Canada, your video is amazing and so inspiring.
The badlands and the Palliser Triangle are a rather unique area in Canada. Temperatures in the region regularly range up into the high 30s - low 40s in the summer and the area features cacti, scorpions, rattlesnakes, and one of the only species of lizard in Canada. The arid climate resulted in dust bowl conditions back in the 1930s and because of this, to this day the region is still used largely for cattle farming.
Great work guys! I was wondering what background music was used for the duration of this video?
Alberta is now on the list! Dinosaurs, mines, it's like a grown up school science/history excursion. Love it!
Great video! I'm a new subscriber and I'm still amazed with the quality of your videos and the effort you clearly put into making them.
Thanks for subscribing Momo! We appreciate your comment! More content on the way!
Fantastic videos, guys!
Cheers Gary! Thanks for watching!
Another great vlog guys .
Thanks Steven!
That guy Bob made it sound like he was older than his dad and his grandfather hahahahah
That's what Marko thought too!
That was so well done! Loved the aerial shots-felt like National Geographic!
Proud to be an Albertan! We go up with the kids at least five times a year to go fossil hunting in different spots. We found concretions but no Dino's yet!
Why don't you guys have your own tv show?!? Loved this!!
Working on it Stacey ;)
Very cool vid guys! :D
Canada is SO nice. Wish to go there and visit the places you share with us. Awesome travel bro!
Now I really want to go to Alberta!... perhaps a roadtrip is in my future....
There you go! It's a great place for a road trip but be warned... It's HUGE, pretty much the size of Texas
haha I'm aware! : P I'm from Canada! Funny though... was at Ben Brown/Steve Booker/Matt Miszczak's meet up in my town the other day and was discussing with Steve just HOW huge our provinces are compared to each state lol
Oh damn, I really want to go there now! Great video. Spectacular shots.
During the lock down period I'm having fun watching your old videos, I think Alex have changed (in appearance only,your personality is as charming as ever) more than Marco.
Love the aerial views...did you guys get a new phantom quadcopter after you lost the previous one at the California road trip?
Awesome vlog!
I just wanted to say that you guys really do inspire me :)
Got my stickers today!! Thanks very much! :D I had never heard of this place before, now I really want to go there one day, I couldn't imagine seeing fossils like that.
As a kid we found fossils like finding clam shells on the west coast. As a young boy I had a tooth neck charm.
Glad I found your channel!
Welcome Yasmine! 🙏🏼
jeezzz i'm a geologist and super geeking out on this 😍 sadly i only took prerequisite paleontology and not vertebrate paleontology where i can learn more about dinosaurs :(
This place looks absolutely incredible! Wow!
"Are you supposed to touch that?" "I don't know..."
Hahha it was so cool out there!
Love your videos! I always learn so much! Love your sense of humour too!
So Happy To Call Alberta Home ❤🤙🇨🇦🤙❤ This Is A 5 Hour Drive From Me.
5 minutes for me lol
Like I even needed more reasons to visit Canada...awesome vid again guys!
love u so much guys you are really an inspiration to me . hope to meet u guys one day and wish you best of luck with your travels . keep on adventure
Don't forget to visit Drumheller it self.
It's an awesome little town!
Awesome content! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and subscribing Carolien!!
Bravo...Really good stuff dudes!
Thanks a lot Marlon! :)
You're welcome, you should come to Brazil, there is soooo much to experience here :)
Finally another new drone? Awesome shot :D Don't lost it again.
Kingliyz seriously though!!! :)
Hi guys just saw u video about Blackfoot in Canada -Alberta, yah. Great people 1 of my best girlfriends was a Blackfoot tribe of Montana area. Her whole family where wonderful people plus I really learned alot about their tribe 4 my family are also part indigenous Arawak -Taino Caribbean Indians from Jamaica. 😀 it's amazing how much we have in common & are always learning more/rediscovering about our people. Glad u enjoyed u travel adventure plus teaching /informing of North American 1st Nation tribes & people. 1LOVE - JAH LOVE - PEACE BE WITH YOU BOTH 😊 -BLESSINGS 2 YOU BOTH IN YOUR TRAVELING -*****¤♡☆¤♡☆¤♡☆*****
vagabrothers Something comes to mind. Use this to remember the Phanerozoic Periods: Camels Ordinarily Sit Down Quietly Perhaps Their Joints Creak Tremendously Quietly.
The Periods are: Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, Tertiary, Quaternary.
Thats my nerd out moment of the day. Why do you need to know it anyway? You are on to other great things. Great video. Thanks for sharing!!
Hahaha nice Dino hack!
This is awesome! You guys tell a story really well :)
Great video!! Alex where did you get your Bilingual is Better shirt? Really cool
Thanks for the videos. Just a quick question - Do the rangers take everyone for a hike (like in Badlands)? How do you go about having people share stories with you (like blackfeet) or show you around?
What an awesome vlog guys. Olive
This video is great exposure to a part of the world I have never heard of or seen. Would love to visit one day. Thanks guys!
Rad! Thanks for watching Bryan!
Damn it Vagabrothers! You keep on fueling my wanderlust. haha I'm learning a lot from you two. Once I start traveling outside the Philippines, I'll make it a goal to see you on the road. :D Oh and I love the last shot! Great cinematography! Cheers to more adventures in life!
Bit of a MARS scape - good work
Wow. Amazing. I had no idea. Thanks Guys.
Thanks for watching and commenting Paul!
How do you guys get those shots in the air!!! So cool might try some in my VLOGS!!! Awesome stuff guys
Thanks!
Great video guys, looks like a beautiful place - hope it wasn't too bittersweet editing that drone footage with your recent crash!
my favourite episode, so far :)
I am going there tomorrow!
Superb video as always guys! I need to travel to Alberta some day. I have some relatives there that i`ve never met.
Cheers dude! Get up there and go visit them!
vagabrothers Some day i have to do that hehe. Enjoying Denmark now? Eat Red hot dogs!
Awesome video! Keep up the good work. I pray you are able to replace your lost drone so that you can continue putting out great content. Love from NCinUSA
Thank you Sandy!!! 🙏🏼
New drone or shot before road trip? Enjoyed the video..
Shot before. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Wow, just wow.
Cheers :)
Quick question. Looks like you guys have some drone shots, but i don't see it in your equipment list. if you use one, which one do you have? Thanks, great videos! vagabrothers
Nice video guys, looks like an amazing place =)
Thanks! It was incredible!
vagabrothers I sent you a PM =)
Very cool video!!
My daughter is gonna wanna move to that town! when she sees this vid!
vagabrothers By the way I noticed you had some areal footage of the town of Dorothy in the Drumheller Valley - one of my favourite photography stops. I'm not sure if you are aware, but some of the buildings were ruined by a recent storm. The roof on the grain elevator collapsed. globalnews.ca/news/2127730/dorothy-damaged-during-storm-that-spurred-tornado-southwest-of-calgary/
What a bummer! That place was cool.
You Socal-Kiwi's could do 30 minute spots easy......Great shoots!
It totally bows me mind how such fantastamic and rageous creatures could have been try to evolve to the surface of the time normally and...see what.
Bro what?
What do you use for a drone to video with?
Centaurs of the Lobster era
My class is watching this :)
very cool
Wow so cool
🙌🏼
New drone guys yeah! Try not to lost signal this time ;)
I found a raptor claw in drumheller
RIP the drone
I love dinosaurs
Those are the badlands.. We don't go there. Buy Halsey's album out this month ✌️
Why are you so cool? 😂
You're nice :)
found a bird femur there on vacation
One time my Great Dane pulled me into some thistles and then I found a fossil by the thistles and I still don’t know how to feel
One dinosaur bone in Kentucky
How have I never heard of this park. I've spent so much time in the badlands and drumheller and this is just a huge hotspot. Wtf
Dinosaur Provincial Park is by Brooks. A little ways from Drumheller.