I bought the Kaweco sport brass on your recommendation and I must've gotten lucky as well. I love it. Writes well, posts well, love the weight. I'm a newbie to fountain pens so not overly discerning but I am really enjoying it. I also have you to thank (blame) for introducing me to The Superior Labor with your pen roll. My Jibun is now housed in a fab cover and I own a gorgeous leather wallet/pen case and a couple of accessories. Your videos are good for my heart and bad for my credit card! Keep 'em coming!
Your take on nature reminds me of Thoreau's experiences in his book "On Walden Pond." When I was young I used to have similar experiences; I spent a lot of time in the woods. As to your comments on Kaweco; I have both plastic and aluminum "sport" models, and I have had excellent luck with the nibs. I also have a Kaweco Dia2 "retro" design. I replaced the steel nib with a gold one & found that they both write about the same. If you can call keeping a diary "journaling" I do that; I began in 1995. Once in awhile I go back a few years and read some on the entries. It's always amazing to see how much one quickly forgets. Currently I'm working on my Pappy's letters to Mom during his time in the army, which was from 1939 until the mid-50s.He fought in WWII and later, Korea as a combat engineer. He wrote over 650 letters, which Mom saved. I found them after he died in 2012, and have finally got them all transcribed. I found a county newspaper archive in Utah that has articles that mention not only him, but buddies that he mentions in his letters, and am trying to integrate the articles into his letters. It consumes an immense amount of time, but I have an insight into my parents that few people can claim. Eventually I'll get around to--if I live long enough--transcribing my letters from my Marine Corps days, which Mom also saved.
See...that's why technology is so important! If you hadn't carried your camera with you and decided to share your experience with us, we would have never known! The beauty of _Nature_ is that it itself acts like an endorphin to us! That's why the color green is so soothing!
I had that very 'mental health' place when I lived in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC. It was on the C&O Canal, a place called the 'Billy Goat Trail' It was a 3 Km/2 M hike along the Potomac River which brought me peace and solace, I tried to do this hike, north and south, at least weekly, twice weekly in the warm months. It gave me time to work out the issues of the day, clear my head, or just enjoy nature. I miss that special place, I saw that look in your eyes and that smile on your face and I know what that means! I truly do!
Getting out into nature is always such a positive thing for mental health and self and soul. I’ve always had good luck with fine Kaweco sports. It’s the bold ones that I’ve found tend to have more hard starts and inconsistencies. Thanks for sharing another moment of bliss with all of us.
The mountains are like a church for the soul. If there is a God, that's where you'll find it. BTW you have an infectious smile. Your whole being lights up when you smile. Never stop.
It's great to see you so joyous. I love the wild, and spent most of my youth away from towns and cities. I'm sure than hill was there forty-eight years ago, but I climbed a hundred hills, or more, and don't remember that one. There were fewer people to bother you back then, and walking away from the city could mean getting into trouble, if you didn't know what you were doing. Of all the states I've spent a good deal of time in, Arizona and New Mexico are my favorites. There's something almost spiritual about the desert, especially at night, far away from cities. It's like you can feel, and even hear, ancient people still moving and talking in the darkness, just beyond sight, and right at the limit of sound. Anyway, I do prefer soft gold nibs, but when I'm just writing in a journal, or writing fiction, gold of steel really doesn't matter. There are a lot of gold nibs that are just as hard as any steel nib, and a fair number of soft gold nibs, and flex gold nibs, that simply aren't very good. And there are steel nibs as smooth as it's possible to get, even if they don't flex. .
To me, if it has helped you that much and has soothed your soul to that extent it is longer a "hill". It becomes a Spirit Mound with all of the connotations and meanings. I'm so glad you have found your piece of heaven.
What a view! And what a beautiful mental health hill! I live by the tail end of Chief Sealth trail in Seattle, a multipurpose city trail popular for bike rides and walks. Not far from our house is a horse farm and they keep their goats, sheep and baby cows on leash by the side of the road. I gave the animals names and loved visiting them during lunch while working from home, especially if I’m having a hard day. It brings so much joy to see them and makes it a little easier to carry on with the days.
Love that you love the hill. I have a Kaweco Sport and have had good writing with it. I am surprised to hear they are not consistent. So like you, I lucked out. Spring water is awesome. I always bring lots home when I go "home" to Lake Superior. There are some fantastic artesian wells there. Rumor has it there is one around here. I will have to investigate it further. PS. Love your hair!
Bicycle Man thank you! The weather, although hot, had been wonderful. Embracing the season and all it has to offer makes it much easier to deal with the heat.
Thanks for taking us along!⛰ Sadly, no hikes for me at this time. My most recent self-care activity was a 5-day juice cleanse, which was sooooo amazing. I miss the desert, though. ☹️
I loved this! It was just ALL of the topics! 😄 I’m so glad you finally got to climb your hill again. I hope it stays open. 🙏🏻 I got my green Kaweco Sport last week and the ink came in a could of days ago. It turns out the BB nib was baby’s bottomed and I don’t have the proper filing sand papers to correct it. But I DO have a manicure set with 2 grits of filers and 2 super fine buffers. After watching a few more videos on techniques on nib correction, I went at it. About 15 minutes later, my pen WORKED!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 It was a weird victory moment for me. Anyway, I hope you are well. Have a great day. Much love! 💙💙💙
Having been born a Yorkshire Dalesman, there is a wealth of choice for Mental Health hills for me. Sadly, I've not been able to visit for months now, and it hurts a bit. Today, my stairs are my MHH. And that's fine, too.
You make me miss living in Tucson. I loved driving through the mountains from Star Valley to Tucson everyday to work. I guess I didn’t appreciate the beauty of the desert. The heat just ruins it for me though. We lived there for 2 years and I at least have the memories. Thank you for sharing.
It has that way about it. It’s enchanting and beautiful, allows you to stay, but makes it hard. The summers are painful, and tiring. But it sure is beautiful. That must have been a big commute, although beautiful over there. Thanks for commenting, and you’re welcome.
I love your channel. You offer such great content in regards to fountain pens and ink. I journal in a Hobonichi Cousin. It’s actually a memory keeping type journal and I stick a lot in it. You inspired me to the Leuchtturm pocket and I am using it to write, write, WRITE! Lol! However, when looking for a Chic Sparrow cover, I completely ordered wrong😢 On Leuchtturm’s site, they call this pocket size an A6. It’s listed as a “pocket” (A6). So, I ordered an A6 Chic Sparrow. It’s way too big. I thought the pocket size would be too close a fit, but I see that is not the case. Live and learn.
Thank you for sharing this. I've had terrible experiences with Kawecos, but my 9 yo daughter was happy to use them. Every TWSBI Eco I have is awesome. I have a mental health pond. it is beautiful there, with bullfrogs, ducks, and a great blue heron who you can see at dawn and dusk. There are ginormous lilac trees, willows, and maples surrounding it. It's in an area that has been inaccessible to the public due to the pandemic for months, and I miss it terribly. It's supposed to re-open at the end of the month.
AdventureDenali oh, and I also have a Sport with a medium nib, in my pocket. The pen shouldn’t be this good. But it is a delight. And when people ask to borrow a pen, I hand them the Sport. Thanks
I've had almost 100% great luck with Kaweco and nibs: 2 Sports and 2 Lilliputs wrote amazingly right out of the box. I got a replacement double broad nib which writes so juicy but is prone to requiring a "sweet spot". Your videos are inspiring me to look at a metal sport this time. I love the rugged durability and patina. My only hesitancy is not being able to eye-dropper a metal pen, I really enjoyed that with my plastic Sports.
Melanie Boetel that’s so great! They’re such a fun pen, it’s wonderful to hear others with good experiences. The brass has been so wonderful. I really do appreciate the toss in a bag and go anywhere ability. It is a bummer one can’t eye dropper it - but, the brass is so nice!!!
I will be in Tucson in a couple of weeks and was going to reach out for hiking recommendations and here it is! Thank you (I'll shout out if I see you there). My brass sport has been on 3 continents/7 countries/15 states and is my dedicated travel pen over the past 3 years.
There aren't really hills within a short drive, but I happen to live almost right next to the American River Trail. I've been going there to clear my head lately. It runs along 35 miles of river, so I can go to a different entrance every day if I want. And just half a mile from my apartment there's a quiet spot just off the trail, overlooking the river, where there's just enough space to set up a music stand and play. That's rapidly turning into my mental health place.
I wanted a BB nib so badly, but was put off the Kaweco BB specifically, due to near universal condemnation amongst reviewers. Then I read one glowingly positive comment and decided to risk $14 on a replacement Kaweco BB nib (to fit into my Karas). It's great. So I bought a Frosted Sport (BB). The nib is great. Not crazy about the flimsy plastic pen body, though. So there's another data point for anyone who might be interested. Good luck, "anybody", deciding what to do.
I could never like the plastic sport, the plastic feels cheap and lightweight, the nib (M) is just ok, I would probably like either the Kaweco Special or the Supra, but both of these are really expensive and there are better pens out there at this price range. I have ordered a Perkeo in Jungle Green (F), hoping that that will be a better writer.
You are a rare find, indeed. So enjoyable to watch. I have 3 TWSBI ECOs - I like them better than the 580 ALR. My next pen, as I wait for the day I buy a Pelikan M400, just might be that little Kaweco that you like so much. It may be hard to find a Mental Health hill here in NYC, but I could use one.
Hey, you not wearing your mask may have infected all those homes in your background!...NOT!!! Of course you can take your mask off that lovely face to video and speak alone. Many do not realize that the mask is more for you to not spread your breath on others and if you know you are not sick you are reassuring others that you are fine most of the time! Keep videoing and stay safe & happy. Remember the best mental health hill is laughter!!!! For me? I love laughing but I'm enjoying my kayaking better right now in my life. Best wishes!!!
Hey there ~ I just subscribed to your channel (via fountain pen random search). I really enjoyed autoplaying your videos. Excellent work! What is better than dogs, fountain pens, coffee, journaling and cello? Checks all my boxes. Do you have a Facebook page connected to AdventureDenali? Stay safe!
I had a big place that served that purpose behind my parents' house. Now I just have an acre plot of public woods, but it is infinitely better than nothing.
Sooo Happy that your Kaweco brass works! On mine the lid never posted proberly and that makes it awful to write with, because I need to balance the pen so that the lid does not Fall of, and I need the lid posted because of huuuuge hands.... my cheap sports on the other hand makes me very Happy 🙂 so there it is... maybe Kaweco is a little like a lottery ticket 😊 many kind regards and sorry about the spelling.... Hanne from Denmark
I have stayed away from the Kaweco for that very reason, and they are a bit expensive to bother taking the risk, I would rather buy a Lamy instead. They are cheaper and I really enjoy them. Just bought a Noodlers Ahab, a bit of a fussy pen, but really fun to use, especially loaded with Noodlers Apache Sunset.
I love all of your videos, all of them!! Quick question- does the brass leave the metal smell on your hand? I’ve heard not everyone experiences that smell after they touch brass, but it is a reaction I get that has kept me from using a brass fountain pen (although I have a Delike all brass fp ). Please keep being you and making videos!
I love your content. Please keep doing. :) You are so cool. About fountain pens, in Brazil they are all so expensive. 😭 In this video you indicate one pen to start, but I couldn’t get the name, what is it?
Just watching this video did a lot for my mental health. Thanks! By the way, I must’ve gotten lucky with my Kaweco pens. I have a green Sport and a black Lilliput. Both my nibs are delightful.
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That persistent smile is the best part of this video. :)
RMD Cade aww thank you so much :)
This video inspired me to sit in my backyard, sip on my coffee, and enjoy 98 degree weather and the dead plants in my backyard. I loved it
neighborhoodman323 that is so wonderful!!! I am really happy to hear it.
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Ii'm completely OBSESSED with your videos and your spirit and content! Just everything. Thank you for always sharing. It's good for the heart!
I bought the Kaweco sport brass on your recommendation and I must've gotten lucky as well. I love it. Writes well, posts well, love the weight. I'm a newbie to fountain pens so not overly discerning but I am really enjoying it. I also have you to thank (blame) for introducing me to The Superior Labor with your pen roll. My Jibun is now housed in a fab cover and I own a gorgeous leather wallet/pen case and a couple of accessories. Your videos are good for my heart and bad for my credit card! Keep 'em coming!
Your take on nature reminds me of Thoreau's experiences in his book "On Walden Pond." When I was young I used to have similar experiences; I spent a lot of time in the woods. As to your comments on Kaweco; I have both plastic and aluminum "sport" models, and I have had excellent luck with the nibs. I also have a Kaweco Dia2 "retro" design. I replaced the steel nib with a gold one & found that they both write about the same. If you can call keeping a diary "journaling" I do that; I began in 1995. Once in awhile I go back a few years and read some on the entries. It's always amazing to see how much one quickly forgets.
Currently I'm working on my Pappy's letters to Mom during his time in the army, which was from 1939 until the mid-50s.He fought in WWII and later, Korea as a combat engineer. He wrote over 650 letters, which Mom saved. I found them after he died in 2012, and have finally got them all transcribed. I found a county newspaper archive in Utah that has articles that mention not only him, but buddies that he mentions in his letters, and am trying to integrate the articles into his letters. It consumes an immense amount of time, but I have an insight into my parents that few people can claim. Eventually I'll get around to--if I live long enough--transcribing my letters from my Marine Corps days, which Mom also saved.
You are absolutely one in a million. I enjoy your joy so much.
We all need a mental health hill-whether it’s a mountain, or our own backyard.
See...that's why technology is so important! If you hadn't carried your camera with you and decided to share your experience with us, we would have never known! The beauty of _Nature_ is that it itself acts like an endorphin to us! That's why the color green is so soothing!
I had that very 'mental health' place when I lived in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC. It was on the C&O Canal, a place called the 'Billy Goat Trail' It was a 3 Km/2 M hike along the Potomac River which brought me peace and solace, I tried to do this hike, north and south, at least weekly, twice weekly in the warm months. It gave me time to work out the issues of the day, clear my head, or just enjoy nature. I miss that special place, I saw that look in your eyes and that smile on your face and I know what that means! I truly do!
Getting out into nature is always such a positive thing for mental health and self and soul. I’ve always had good luck with fine Kaweco sports. It’s the bold ones that I’ve found tend to have more hard starts and inconsistencies. Thanks for sharing another moment of bliss with all of us.
Meghan Jackson you’re so welcome! Glad you’ve enjoyed the Kaweco, it’s such a fun little pen.
The mountains are like a church for the soul. If there is a God, that's where you'll find it. BTW you have an infectious smile. Your whole being lights up when you smile. Never stop.
Another beautiful video.
My spot is a stretch of road near my house. I can’t describe the feeling I get when I drive it, but it really feeds my soul. ❤️
It's great to see you so joyous. I love the wild, and spent most of my youth away from towns and cities. I'm sure than hill was there forty-eight years ago, but I climbed a hundred hills, or more, and don't remember that one. There were fewer people to bother you back then, and walking away from the city could mean getting into trouble, if you didn't know what you were doing.
Of all the states I've spent a good deal of time in, Arizona and New Mexico are my favorites. There's something almost spiritual about the desert, especially at night, far away from cities. It's like you can feel, and even hear, ancient people still moving and talking in the darkness, just beyond sight, and right at the limit of sound.
Anyway, I do prefer soft gold nibs, but when I'm just writing in a journal, or writing fiction, gold of steel really doesn't matter. There are a lot of gold nibs that are just as hard as any steel nib, and a fair number of soft gold nibs, and flex gold nibs, that simply aren't very good. And there are steel nibs as smooth as it's possible to get, even if they don't flex.
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To me, if it has helped you that much and has soothed your soul to that extent it is longer a "hill". It becomes a Spirit Mound with all of the connotations and meanings. I'm so glad you have found your piece of heaven.
I love to see your spirit so happy!
Documented Journey thank you!
Everyone definitely needs their own mental health hill, for me it's either my garden, the woods or the beach 😉
What a view! And what a beautiful mental health hill! I live by the tail end of Chief Sealth trail in Seattle, a multipurpose city trail popular for bike rides and walks. Not far from our house is a horse farm and they keep their goats, sheep and baby cows on leash by the side of the road. I gave the animals names and loved visiting them during lunch while working from home, especially if I’m having a hard day. It brings so much joy to see them and makes it a little easier to carry on with the days.
"In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks" - John Muir
we all need that! be safe and good for you!
Love that you love the hill. I have a Kaweco Sport and have had good writing with it. I am surprised to hear they are not consistent. So like you, I lucked out. Spring water is awesome. I always bring lots home when I go "home" to Lake Superior. There are some fantastic artesian wells there. Rumor has it there is one around here. I will have to investigate it further. PS. Love your hair!
That was great. The weather has been so beautiful. I love outdoors.
Bicycle Man thank you! The weather, although hot, had been wonderful. Embracing the season and all it has to offer makes it much easier to deal with the heat.
Living in South Florida, one could only hope for a hill. Usually, they are red ant hills. 🐜
Star Gazer haha! Well perhaps your hill will look a bit different. :)
Star Gazer hi from a fellow south Florida person who also wishes to find those Florida hills. Lol
Thanks for taking us along!⛰ Sadly, no hikes for me at this time. My most recent self-care activity was a 5-day juice cleanse, which was sooooo amazing. I miss the desert, though. ☹️
You're so awesome and such an inspiration. Thank you so much for posting these videos. Safe travels!
I loved this! It was just ALL of the topics! 😄 I’m so glad you finally got to climb your hill again. I hope it stays open. 🙏🏻 I got my green Kaweco Sport last week and the ink came in a could of days ago. It turns out the BB nib was baby’s bottomed and I don’t have the proper filing sand papers to correct it. But I DO have a manicure set with 2 grits of filers and 2 super fine buffers. After watching a few more videos on techniques on nib correction, I went at it. About 15 minutes later, my pen WORKED!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 It was a weird victory moment for me. Anyway, I hope you are well. Have a great day. Much love! 💙💙💙
I bought two BB's both of which worked fine out of the box. But your experience has been shared by many.
Good for you Alicia. I have a little hill like that as well and can relate to you. Nice weather out there. And your Kaweco...looking great.
Having been born a Yorkshire Dalesman, there is a wealth of choice for Mental Health hills for me. Sadly, I've not been able to visit for months now, and it hurts a bit. Today, my stairs are my MHH. And that's fine, too.
You make me miss living in Tucson. I loved driving through the mountains from Star Valley to Tucson everyday to work. I guess I didn’t appreciate the beauty of the desert. The heat just ruins it for me though. We lived there for 2 years and I at least have the memories. Thank you for sharing.
It has that way about it. It’s enchanting and beautiful, allows you to stay, but makes it hard. The summers are painful, and tiring. But it sure is beautiful. That must have been a big commute, although beautiful over there.
Thanks for commenting, and you’re welcome.
I love your channel. You offer such great content in regards to fountain pens and ink. I journal in a Hobonichi Cousin. It’s actually a memory keeping type journal and I stick a lot in it. You inspired me to the Leuchtturm pocket and I am using it to write, write, WRITE! Lol! However, when looking for a Chic Sparrow cover, I completely ordered wrong😢 On Leuchtturm’s site, they call this pocket size an A6. It’s listed as a “pocket” (A6). So, I ordered an A6 Chic Sparrow. It’s way too big. I thought the pocket size would be too close a fit, but I see that is not the case. Live and learn.
Definatly a calming experience something we all need🌍👍🇦🇺
Lynda Snart indeed!
Thank you for sharing this. I've had terrible experiences with Kawecos, but my 9 yo daughter was happy to use them. Every TWSBI Eco I have is awesome. I have a mental health pond. it is beautiful there, with bullfrogs, ducks, and a great blue heron who you can see at dawn and dusk. There are ginormous lilac trees, willows, and maples surrounding it. It's in an area that has been inaccessible to the public due to the pandemic for months, and I miss it terribly. It's supposed to re-open at the end of the month.
Thanks for sharing your simple joys and positivity!
Chanhassen920 hank you and you’re welcome!
AdventureDenali oh, and I also have a Sport with a medium nib, in my pocket. The pen shouldn’t be this good. But it is a delight. And when people ask to borrow a pen, I hand them the Sport. Thanks
I was doing some van dwelling in that area and climbed that hill. That city has one of the best walking trail systems in the country.
Vintage Life oh that’s amazing! We do pretty well here in Tucson. I feel fortunate to be apart of it.
I've had almost 100% great luck with Kaweco and nibs: 2 Sports and 2 Lilliputs wrote amazingly right out of the box. I got a replacement double broad nib which writes so juicy but is prone to requiring a "sweet spot". Your videos are inspiring me to look at a metal sport this time. I love the rugged durability and patina. My only hesitancy is not being able to eye-dropper a metal pen, I really enjoyed that with my
plastic Sports.
Melanie Boetel that’s so great! They’re such a fun pen, it’s wonderful to hear others with good experiences. The brass has been so wonderful. I really do appreciate the toss in a bag and go anywhere ability. It is a bummer one can’t eye dropper it - but, the brass is so nice!!!
I will be in Tucson in a couple of weeks and was going to reach out for hiking recommendations and here it is! Thank you (I'll shout out if I see you there). My brass sport has been on 3 continents/7 countries/15 states and is my dedicated travel pen over the past 3 years.
I come to your channel due to the pens, and I stay because your smile.
economíamatemática aww thank you so much :)
There aren't really hills within a short drive, but I happen to live almost right next to the American River Trail. I've been going there to clear my head lately. It runs along 35 miles of river, so I can go to a different entrance every day if I want. And just half a mile from my apartment there's a quiet spot just off the trail, overlooking the river, where there's just enough space to set up a music stand and play. That's rapidly turning into my mental health place.
Sabino canyon and the loop are my mental health hills. With everything going on I haven’t been going as much and I miss them so much.
I wanted a BB nib so badly, but was put off the Kaweco BB specifically, due to near universal condemnation amongst reviewers. Then I read one glowingly positive comment and decided to risk $14 on a replacement Kaweco BB nib (to fit into my Karas). It's great. So I bought a Frosted Sport (BB). The nib is great. Not crazy about the flimsy plastic pen body, though. So there's another data point for anyone who might be interested. Good luck, "anybody", deciding what to do.
Ichiro Fakename great! Those nibs don’t have a particular outstanding reputation! But when you get a good one, it’s great!!
I could never like the plastic sport, the plastic feels cheap and lightweight, the nib (M) is just ok, I would probably like either the Kaweco Special or the Supra, but both of these are really expensive and there are better pens out there at this price range. I have ordered a Perkeo in Jungle Green (F), hoping that that will be a better writer.
You are a rare find, indeed. So enjoyable to watch. I have 3 TWSBI ECOs - I like them better than the 580 ALR. My next pen, as I wait for the day I buy a Pelikan M400, just might be that little Kaweco that you like so much. It may be hard to find a Mental Health hill here in NYC, but I could use one.
That's exactly what I was thinking! Maybe upstate or somewhere secluded in Central Park?
What a beautiful hill!
Panta Ksianno it is indeed!
Hey, you not wearing your mask may have infected all those homes in your background!...NOT!!! Of course you can take your mask off that lovely face to video and speak alone. Many do not realize that the mask is more for you to not spread your breath on others and if you know you are not sick you are reassuring others that you are fine most of the time! Keep videoing and stay safe & happy. Remember the best mental health hill is laughter!!!! For me? I love laughing but I'm enjoying my kayaking better right now in my life. Best wishes!!!
Hey there ~ I just subscribed to your channel (via fountain pen random search). I really enjoyed autoplaying your videos. Excellent work! What is better than dogs, fountain pens, coffee, journaling and cello? Checks all my boxes. Do you have a Facebook page connected to AdventureDenali? Stay safe!
I had a big place that served that purpose behind my parents' house. Now I just have an acre plot of public woods, but it is infinitely better than nothing.
Thank you for the good video.
Sooo Happy that your Kaweco brass works! On mine the lid never posted proberly and that makes it awful to write with, because I need to balance the pen so that the lid does not Fall of, and I need the lid posted because of huuuuge hands.... my cheap sports on the other hand makes me very Happy 🙂 so there it is... maybe Kaweco is a little like a lottery ticket 😊 many kind regards and sorry about the spelling.... Hanne from Denmark
I have stayed away from the Kaweco for that very reason, and they are a bit expensive to bother taking the risk, I would rather buy a Lamy instead. They are cheaper and I really enjoy them. Just bought a Noodlers Ahab, a bit of a fussy pen, but really fun to use, especially loaded with Noodlers Apache Sunset.
Looks like a Lovely place.
Moon_Chaser it is :)
You’re an inspiration
ScubaSchaef thank you ❤️
Love your videos!
Russell Zapp thank you!
AdventureDenali thank you so much! You inspired me to get my blog going again. It is therustypen.blog
I love all of your videos, all of them!! Quick question- does the brass leave the metal smell on your hand? I’ve heard not everyone experiences that smell after they touch brass, but it is a reaction I get that has kept me from using a brass fountain pen (although I have a Delike all brass fp ). Please keep being you and making videos!
You could add a little desert flute music at 3:00
Sweet relaxing
Abigail Hortencia thank you :)
Your neckerchief is so cute! Mind telling me where you got it from?
Emprxss __ thanks! I found it at a thrift store :/
You are so pretty. Stay safe ❤️
Colin Banks aww thank you :)
My wonderful Hill is Primrose Hill in London. It’s not an incredibly high hill but it’s an achievement for me.
Mama loves * Books that’s wonderful! Any space that can clear one’s mind is a special place indeed.
That nose! I will draw your portrait because I feel the need to study your face. Will contact you when it is done.
Hi baby, nice to see you again!
Leopoldo Parada haha thank you
@@adventuredenali Dream baby dream! th-cam.com/video/06fCMfcMnqk/w-d-xo.html
Where do you find those journals? Do they make a size to fit a narrow chic sparrow?
Michelle Cagler jet pens sells the Leuchtturm pocket (a6). They do not make a narrow
I have a mental health ocean bay (my Avatar picture) and a mental health Caterham 7. Both bring peace but in very different ways.
I love your content. Please keep doing. :) You are so cool. About fountain pens, in Brazil they are all so expensive. 😭 In this video you indicate one pen to start, but I couldn’t get the name, what is it?
Just saw your comment and thought I'd post the info... It's the TWSBI ECO. 🙂 Hope this helps!
Twsbi ECO
Start with a kaweco sport in plastic. They are quite robust and have the same nib
Another good starter pen is the Platinum Preppy. Very, very cheap, check out the price locally.
Just watching this video did a lot for my mental health. Thanks! By the way, I must’ve gotten lucky with my Kaweco pens. I have a green Sport and a black Lilliput. Both my nibs are delightful.
I need to know ppl that are always smiling lmao
وكانكي تحضنين أنفاس الربيع .
Sorry, kindly let me know if you have Apache or Navajo origins?!
Leopoldo Parada I have not. My dad is Dutch Indonesian, and my mom is French and Russian.
@@adventuredenali Great mix, now is clear to me!
Do one should climb with a SUV or rather with a Porsche? Well it is paved 🤔😉 tumor mark hill🤒🤒🤒😷🤕 cancer hill 🤔🤔
Be aware that O2 levels get very low when you are exerting yourself and wearing a mask. There have already been major medical problems caused by this.