I have visited Georgia twice. Your videos capture the unique culture and atmosphere as well as the stunning scenery so well. I too have not been to Russia and looked wistfully across the border with Chechnya
My stepmom is from northern Russia and went on a trip to Mount Elbrus a few years back before the war and she absolutely loved it. I hope you enjoy the region as well.
Wow--what spectacular sights. That 1st monument--extremely moving, and impressive. And the monastery, what a gem....a beautiful ancient jewel set in breathtaking surroundings. The sense of history here is overwhelmingly powerful.
My nephew travelled in Gorgia during 2007. He is a musician and befriended some rebels in the Caucasus mountains who gave him a pass through the mountains.
I absolutely enjoyed this music and dance, delightful !! and that majestic monument and then the Javari monastery (being there on a wedding day?), blow minding!✌✨
Wow that structure incredible work. Sorry for your misadventure, but you always handle smooth and gracefully.😊 Btw I may be weird but I like seeing the healthy snacks you bring. I also love your colorful shirt, looks cool and comfy.🫠🌞❤️
Not weird at all! I like how Gabriel shows us his snacks too. And I like how he shows us his restaurant meals as well. It's always interesting to see the cuisine of other countries.
Wow the Chronicle of Georgia monument looks huge, thanks for showing that, would never had known anything about it. Lovely to be taken off the beaten track again. Im loving seeing the regional area where it seems everyone is very traditional (in the churches anyway). ❤
These are wonderful, Gabe. Can't wait for the next installment. My daughter (now age 22) has been obsessed with Georgia since we met a Georgian couple at a party about ten years ago, and I cooked her a whole Georgian feast for her birthday that year (kinkhali, kachapuri, and lots of dishes made with walnuts, garlic and pomegranates). We haven't made it there (we almost did this summer but the Ukraine issue made us choose Slovenia and Croatia instead) but have long wanted to. Kudos to you for driving there (I've heard that Georgian drivers are more reckless than most). Can't wait to see you in the Caucasus mountains, whether in Svaneti or Tusheti (or both).
Look at that monastery, it kind of felt like even the ancient stones have their own Netflix special with the view surrounding the monastery. And it felt like the tranquility is so palpable that even your inner Zen master goes on vacation, and 'holy silence' feels like it's whispering its secrets to you. Can't wait for my dart lets me travel to places like this one.
That first monument is truly epic and immensely underrated. Reminds me of the Ninth Fort memorial in Kaunas, Lithuania. UNREAL place, concrete blocks with victims’ faces carved in…. Never seen anything like it, The horror they experienced was tangible.
Hi Gabriel, it doesn't get any stranger, the monument was just massively impressive like a cross on all sides held up with pillars just unreal. I will say that some places are not for visitors, there are certain people who want things to remain undisclosed, and they refuse attention. I'm guessing you're going to go to Armenia next where you will see what is usually considered the first cathedral built in ancient Armenia and is often regarded as the oldest cathedral in the world Etchmiadzin Cathedral. The locations you stopped in were very impressive, just beautiful.
Many of the Russian TH-camrs are now emigrated to Georgia thanks to the sad events at their home country. Pretty much all of them made a video about the same trip on the very same route as Gabriel to the Russian border. Therefore I am starting to know north Georgia better than my country... At least I recognized many dogs.
Mountain towns are always so magical. I remember being in Peru and traveled up to El Misti volcano.. there is a crazy energy up there. Since moving to Lugano Switzerland in 2017 I can't imagine not living in the mountains some where. The Air is always thin with extremely low humidity and cool temperatures.
Oh wow, I almost forgot the town Mtskheta. I went there one day from Tbilisi by public transport. It was really nice. Then, on another day trip I went to Gori, the birthplace of Stalin.
From yesterday's blog to today's it's been really a great street art exhibition. Even the cultural structures scream artistic talent, these people have a lot of artistic talent 👌🏼☻️🤌🏻
A very Interesting Place and Beautiful 😍 Scenary and Nice Driving Tour thank u so much sir Gabe for your wonderful walk around Tour Stay safe Godbless from the Philippines 🇵🇭🙏🙂♥️
Brutalist style monument! Amazing.. sometimes when you are on an incline that's steep and if you have under a quarter tank of gas the fuel line might struggle to pull up the gas. As soon as you hit level ground it fixes itself the gas now is able to reach the fuel line pump and boom car starts.
You can watch Part 2 here: th-cam.com/video/f0o08K7hppQ/w-d-xo.html Correction: "Mind Riot" is on their album Badmotorfinger: th-cam.com/video/oPxowzz8rtQ/w-d-xo.html
"THOU" is a great southern doom metal band that redid a bunch of Seattle grunge albums. I didn't find dolm sludge metal until I turned like 35. Bands like "Windhand" and "Electric Wizard" are maybe better than Nirvana. The music is. Kurt was funny though. Layne Stanley grew up a school over from me.
Gabriel its possible your car keeps dying on hills because the gas isn't getting to whatever tube it needs to get to. Essentially being "out" of gas when on a steep hill.
I just watched the U.K. channel called, That Chapter, do a true crime show about Cassidy Rainwater in Moon Valley, Missouri. Then I watched this right afterward and I got creeped out. ....reasons why I will never watch the movie called, Hostel, part 1, 2 or 3, or reasons why I will never fully relax on vacation. 😮
I have visited Georgia once, been to Kutaisi, Tbilisi, Jovari monastery, Mtskheta and Stepantsminda, this was back in 2019 and I also visited Baku, Azerbaijan as a side trip. Truly hoping to visit Georgia again next year and this time with a side trip to Armenia which I haven't been to yet! One of my favourite countries! Greetings from Sweden and have a nice journey in the region!
@CinemaVenatorITA That is the flag of my town Sölvesborg in southern Sweden. I have been to Lund, Stockholm and Uppsala but not Linköping or Vadstena. A must in medieval Sweden is Visby with all of it's medieval monastery and church ruins, the walled city of Visby is a UNESCO world heritage site. Linköping is an average Swedish mid sized city that I don't think should be very remarkable, but for sure visit the Vadstena Monastery, Vadstena is the home of Saint Bridget. Have fun on your trip and I highly recommend Visby!
Wow Gabriel please be careful! That’s historically a sketchy area. I took a class on global issues in college, and the lectures revolved around the conflicts there in the Caucus mountains ⛰. Be well, be safe. I don’t think your biggest fans would mind another Greek series. You’re better off chillin waterside in Santorini.
The problem is he almost run out of days to spend in the Schengen Area, the rule is max 90 days in a 180 days period. Georgia is outside Schengen. The part of the Caucasus mountains under the control of Georgia are extremely safe, the conflicts and the dangerous areas are in the Russian Caucasus and I very highly doubt he is going there. The Caucasus in Georgia even has popular ski resorts!
We(Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Southern part of Russia) known as the Caucasus region. Personally I don’t want to our region known as a part of Eastern Europa, Middle East or Asia. Because of their cultures are different. I’m not saying that our culture is better. They are just different
Gabe, are you planning to visit Armenia and/or Azerbaijan in this trip? Was reading about the tensions between these 2 countries and advisory to tourists to expect lot of questioning by either countries on visiting the other. Suggestion is to visit Azerbaijan first and then Armenia.
You trust to gps too much It can happen soon close to "Wrong turn" mouvie expirience :) This mountain trapper was looking realy scary I aways use google maps and street view before go to new places
Subaru's has tendency to blow head gaskets, maybe dats why it has starting problems. Another thing could be low on gas that the pump isn't soaked in fuel, for the inclines ride it on low or 2nd gear
Damn! There were no turns on that road and when I said Armazi the guys at the house seemed to confirm it. But something definitely seemed wrong. I just took a look at the images online and it looks really amazing. Better luck next time.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos According to images online, it does not look much more impressive than the citadel you visited next to that village near Prizren in Kosovo.
@@tombuddy100 Sounds good to me. The size doesn't matter, it's the image of it clinging to a cliff or mountaintop, and if it's half destroyed with nobody else around that's perfect.
Did some more research and it looks like from the church/ monastery, you take a trail to the top of the hill that is 3km long. So you basically were there. Also the research shows that you are not the only one to confuse the two as they have the same name.
@@bigcoug66 I see, so it's a hike. No way I'm driving back up that same road again. And I didn't really have time for a six kilometer hike up a hill that day with a long drive ahead of me.
Gabriel, one advice from me. Stay as much as possible away from roads in Georgia. These guys have absolutely no respect for driving rules or safety, and they are dying by the dozens every day on the roads. Even if you drive absolutely safe, on every turn expect someone coming in you direction in your lane. One of the most dangerous place on earth for driving. Absolutely crazy!
Gabriel, you should talk in your videos about how the terrorist country of Azerbaijan is blockading the Armenian area of Nagorno Karabakh (just next door to where you are now) and people are literally starving to death.
I like your videos, as I just descovered you. I love your positive attitude for the places you're visiting. You're a lovely geniune American. But man, your history knowledge is so limited. I understand, but please, a more in depth information about the relatively recent past is a must. Thanks
Western and Central Asia is much less explored and less touristy, countries like Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan.
I've been to Vietnam and almost every country in southeast Asia, including earlier this year when I went to Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand: th-cam.com/video/miYW2ePqg9U/w-d-xo.html
Lots of them allow filming, such as the Jvari monastery that I showed in the video. There was a sign at the entrance stating no shorts and a few other things not allowed, but filming was allowed. Some do and some don't.
According to who? The Caucasus mountains is the border between Europe and Asia, and Georgia is in the middle of it. The question still remains unanswered whether Mont Blanc (in the Alps) or Mount Elbrus (in the Caucasus) is the tallest mountain in Europe. If Georgia is in Europe, then it means Mount Elbrus (located north of Georgia in the Russian Caucasus) is in Europe and thus the tallest mountain in Europe, but still many says Mont Blanc is Europe's tallest mountain.
04:05 Modern wonders of the world? Bit overdoing it there perhaps. I dont like it. It reminds me a lot of the Christian-Totalitairian art in Spain from the Franco era, like The Valley of the Fallen. Its impressive sure, thats actually the point of it, to the extent it becomes intimidating and oppressive.
I think it's a lot more interesting and impressive than the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio, which was voted one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. But in fairness, it pales in comparison to all of the other ones. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_7_Wonders_of_the_World
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Sure, to each his own. I sense a dark undertone in the design of the structure as I explained. Very interesting though so thanks for showing it.
Nice. I hope this video gets a million views. Little Bald and Bankruptish love it. Btw u smell any good kush on that street filled with bars and graffiti? I'm from Oregon. I'm not leaving unless the weed is cheap. I just paid 45$ for a ounce of indoor hydro. The prices in Oregon are getting out of control. 100mg gummies for 4$ now.
Georgia is one of my favourite countries with some of the most warm hearted people out there! Cheers from the UK!
Chronicles of Georgia... amazing sculptures 😲
Cute interaction between you and the woman selling fruit smoothies. Always learn watching Gabriel Traveler.
I have visited Georgia twice. Your videos capture the unique culture and atmosphere as well as the stunning scenery so well. I too have not been to Russia and looked wistfully across the border with Chechnya
A fantastic video. Superbly filmed and edited. On the road!
My stepmom is from northern Russia and went on a trip to Mount Elbrus a few years back before the war and she absolutely loved it. I hope you enjoy the region as well.
Wow--what spectacular sights. That 1st monument--extremely moving, and impressive. And the monastery, what a gem....a beautiful ancient jewel set in breathtaking surroundings. The sense of history here is overwhelmingly powerful.
Beautiful footage of the church with nice music. It touches me in the heart. Exciting country and honest, lovely people.
My nephew travelled in Gorgia during 2007. He is a musician and befriended some rebels in the Caucasus mountains who gave him a pass through the mountains.
I absolutely enjoyed this music and dance, delightful !! and that majestic monument and then the Javari monastery (being there on a wedding day?), blow minding!✌✨
You are amazing Gabriel! What a trip in Georgia will be! I love the music you choose for this episode 💯❤️🎶🎶
Thanks for the road trip to the place where few tourists would visit. It was quite an adventure driving there alone.
Wow that huge monument is awesome. Almost looks like Aliens built it. Cool road trip video. 😃👍
Definitely aliens, maybe some giants and unicorns too.
Wow that structure incredible work. Sorry for your misadventure, but you always handle smooth and gracefully.😊 Btw I may be weird but I like seeing the healthy snacks you bring. I also love your colorful shirt, looks cool and comfy.🫠🌞❤️
Not weird at all! I like how Gabriel shows us his snacks too. And I like how he shows us his restaurant meals as well. It's always interesting to see the cuisine of other countries.
Wow the Chronicle of Georgia monument looks huge, thanks for showing that, would never had known anything about it. Lovely to be taken off the beaten track again. Im loving seeing the regional area where it seems everyone is very traditional (in the churches anyway). ❤
These are wonderful, Gabe. Can't wait for the next installment. My daughter (now age 22) has been obsessed with Georgia since we met a Georgian couple at a party about ten years ago, and I cooked her a whole Georgian feast for her birthday that year (kinkhali, kachapuri, and lots of dishes made with walnuts, garlic and pomegranates). We haven't made it there (we almost did this summer but the Ukraine issue made us choose Slovenia and Croatia instead) but have long wanted to. Kudos to you for driving there (I've heard that Georgian drivers are more reckless than most). Can't wait to see you in the Caucasus mountains, whether in Svaneti or Tusheti (or both).
Look at that monastery, it kind of felt like even the ancient stones have their own Netflix special with the view surrounding the monastery. And it felt like the tranquility is so palpable that even your inner Zen master goes on vacation, and 'holy silence' feels like it's whispering its secrets to you. Can't wait for my dart lets me travel to places like this one.
Beautiful green nature
That first monument is truly epic and immensely underrated. Reminds me of the Ninth Fort memorial in Kaunas, Lithuania. UNREAL place, concrete blocks with victims’ faces carved in…. Never seen anything like it, The horror they experienced was tangible.
Wauw georgia is really beatifull and allot to see. Added to the bucketlist
Great video gabe Georgia looks amazing the scenery is stunning there's so much to learn of this little known country😂
Hi Gabriel, it doesn't get any stranger, the monument was just massively impressive like a cross on all sides held up with pillars just unreal. I will say that some places are not for visitors, there are certain people who want things to remain undisclosed, and they refuse attention. I'm guessing you're going to go to Armenia next where you will see what is usually considered the first cathedral built in ancient Armenia and is often regarded as the oldest cathedral in the world Etchmiadzin Cathedral. The locations you stopped in were very impressive, just beautiful.
Fanatastic to see this part of the world with my favorite travel vlogger, cant wait for more...
Many of the Russian TH-camrs are now emigrated to Georgia thanks to the sad events at their home country. Pretty much all of them made a video about the same trip on the very same route as Gabriel to the Russian border. Therefore I am starting to know north Georgia better than my country... At least I recognized many dogs.
Gabriel What was the music you played in the church? Beautiful and moving. Great filming, so enjoyable.
Hi, music is always listed in the description below the video.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Thankyou Gabe. Happy adventures.
Georgia 🇬🇪 what a beautiful and amazing country. I can’t wait to get back there
saqartvelo 🇬🇪
Mountain towns are always so magical. I remember being in Peru and traveled up to El Misti volcano.. there is a crazy energy up there. Since moving to Lugano Switzerland in 2017 I can't imagine not living in the mountains some where. The Air is always thin with extremely low humidity and cool temperatures.
❤❤❤You have good taste in music!!!
Always great experience thru your eyes.
Oh wow, I almost forgot the town Mtskheta. I went there one day from Tbilisi by public transport. It was really nice. Then, on another day trip I went to Gori, the birthplace of Stalin.
Looks like a beautiful country
You are a real dare devil Gabby….taking so much risks to show such wonderful places. Really appreciate your hard work. God bless.
Gabby lol? He's not a 6 year old girl.
From yesterday's blog to today's it's been really a great street art exhibition. Even the cultural structures scream artistic talent, these people have a lot of artistic talent 👌🏼☻️🤌🏻
IMAGINE GOING DOWN THAT ROAD AT NIGHT ! WHAT THE FLUCK !
Be Careful dude! ❤ your work don’t mess up.
A great video. Love Tiblisi, Georgia
A very Interesting Place and Beautiful 😍 Scenary and Nice Driving Tour thank u so much sir Gabe for your wonderful walk around Tour Stay safe Godbless from the Philippines 🇵🇭🙏🙂♥️
Very nice you are so lucky enjoy.
Brutalist style monument! Amazing.. sometimes when you are on an incline that's steep and if you have under a quarter tank of gas the fuel line might struggle to pull up the gas. As soon as you hit level ground it fixes itself the gas now is able to reach the fuel line pump and boom car starts.
That was highly enjoyable. 🙏
You can watch Part 2 here: th-cam.com/video/f0o08K7hppQ/w-d-xo.html
Correction: "Mind Riot" is on their album Badmotorfinger: th-cam.com/video/oPxowzz8rtQ/w-d-xo.html
"THOU" is a great southern doom metal band that redid a bunch of Seattle grunge albums. I didn't find dolm sludge metal until I turned like 35. Bands like "Windhand" and "Electric Wizard" are maybe better than Nirvana. The music is. Kurt was funny though. Layne Stanley grew up a school over from me.
Georgia is beatiful ❤
this video made me seem so small in this world. another nice find
I love kovkaz Armenia Georgia it’s a unique place ,and specially Georgian music it’s amazing,
That is an adventure.
Gabriel its possible your car keeps dying on hills because the gas isn't getting to whatever tube it needs to get to. Essentially being "out" of gas when on a steep hill.
It was also dying when on flat ground. But then it stopped doing that later, so it mysteriously fixed itself. Got back to Tbilisi so it was all good.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos oh interesting. Well you made it! That's the important part lol. Thanks for all the great content!
Exactly. ✌
I just watched the U.K. channel called, That Chapter, do a true crime show about Cassidy Rainwater in Moon Valley, Missouri. Then I watched this right afterward and I got creeped out. ....reasons why I will never watch the movie called, Hostel, part 1, 2 or 3, or reasons why I will never fully relax on vacation. 😮
Seems like those cows have lots of food unlike the donkeys in Cyprus
Gabe, that car made u look so short. Rad shirt though!
Umm, he "looks short" in most cars, maybe that's because he is? What makes you think he's anything else?
Another Great Adventure Gabriel🙂
Beautifull monastery!! Love they really honored JESUS !!
You should carry mace with you for wild dogs and burglars.
Great monument's to see there
I was just in Kazbegi! it was gorgeous!!
Me to. Love IT!!
You weren't driving to Russia. It was a "special motorized operation."
@@imom007 like they had în Iraq, Afganistan, you name it!
A peace keeping border inspection mission.
Georgia may be interested in receiving some depleted uranium ammo
did you have time to meet nfkrz?
Great video again ! 😀 Come to Bosnia again and visit the Kraljeva Sutjeska Monastery near Sarajevo ! 😀
Good advice. IT is a lot to see in Bosnia💚
I would be a little nervous close to Russia, but I was in Slovakia, March of 2022.
HI Gabriel
I have visited Georgia once, been to Kutaisi, Tbilisi, Jovari monastery, Mtskheta and Stepantsminda, this was back in 2019 and I also visited Baku, Azerbaijan as a side trip. Truly hoping to visit Georgia again next year and this time with a side trip to Armenia which I haven't been to yet! One of my favourite countries! Greetings from Sweden and have a nice journey in the region!
@CinemaVenatorITA That is the flag of my town Sölvesborg in southern Sweden. I have been to Lund, Stockholm and Uppsala but not Linköping or Vadstena. A must in medieval Sweden is Visby with all of it's medieval monastery and church ruins, the walled city of Visby is a UNESCO world heritage site. Linköping is an average Swedish mid sized city that I don't think should be very remarkable, but for sure visit the Vadstena Monastery, Vadstena is the home of Saint Bridget. Have fun on your trip and I highly recommend Visby!
Wow Gabriel please be careful! That’s historically a sketchy area. I took a class on global issues in college, and the lectures revolved around the conflicts there in the Caucus mountains ⛰. Be well, be safe. I don’t think your biggest fans would mind another Greek series. You’re better off chillin waterside in Santorini.
The problem is he almost run out of days to spend in the Schengen Area, the rule is max 90 days in a 180 days period. Georgia is outside Schengen. The part of the Caucasus mountains under the control of Georgia are extremely safe, the conflicts and the dangerous areas are in the Russian Caucasus and I very highly doubt he is going there. The Caucasus in Georgia even has popular ski resorts!
@@vaultkeeper2 wow! Hadn’t a clue, thank u!
We(Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Southern part of Russia) known as the Caucasus region. Personally I don’t want to our region known as a part of Eastern Europa, Middle East or Asia. Because of their cultures are different. I’m not saying that our culture is better. They are just different
Keep on trippin.....love it
Gabe, are you planning to visit Armenia and/or Azerbaijan in this trip? Was reading about the tensions between these 2 countries and advisory to tourists to expect lot of questioning by either countries on visiting the other. Suggestion is to visit Azerbaijan first and then Armenia.
Not sure yet, but I visited Armenia a few years ago: th-cam.com/video/9tXRiePyNDY/w-d-xo.html
Didn't your rental car have the L1 gear for going down hilly roads?
Yes, I had it in the low gear, which helped.
You trust to gps too much
It can happen soon close to "Wrong turn" mouvie expirience :)
This mountain trapper was looking realy scary
I aways use google maps and street view before go to new places
Ugh, the milk is pasteurised! I was hoping to get raw dairy in Georgia. Is it available?
I think word America is more easily understandable by many foreigners rather United States of America.
Why is that a problem to you? Bit rude huh
Send my regards to Putin Gabriel .😂😂😂
Kazbeki is nice
Subaru's has tendency to blow head gaskets, maybe dats why it has starting problems. Another thing could be low on gas that the pump isn't soaked in fuel, for the inclines ride it on low or 2nd gear
The Armazi Citadel was in top of the hill above the monastery. You must have taken a wrong turn some place.
Damn! There were no turns on that road and when I said Armazi the guys at the house seemed to confirm it. But something definitely seemed wrong. I just took a look at the images online and it looks really amazing. Better luck next time.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos According to images online, it does not look much more impressive than the citadel you visited next to that village near Prizren in Kosovo.
@@tombuddy100 Sounds good to me. The size doesn't matter, it's the image of it clinging to a cliff or mountaintop, and if it's half destroyed with nobody else around that's perfect.
Did some more research and it looks like from the church/ monastery, you take a trail to the top of the hill that is 3km long. So you basically were there. Also the research shows that you are not the only one to confuse the two as they have the same name.
@@bigcoug66 I see, so it's a hike. No way I'm driving back up that same road again. And I didn't really have time for a six kilometer hike up a hill that day with a long drive ahead of me.
Gabriel, one advice from me. Stay as much as possible away from roads in Georgia. These guys have absolutely no respect for driving rules or safety, and they are dying by the dozens every day on the roads. Even if you drive absolutely safe, on every turn expect someone coming in you direction in your lane. One of the most dangerous place on earth for driving. Absolutely crazy!
It's hard to avoid roads when I'm on a road trip. 😛But I hear you, I'll watch out for the crazies and play it safe. ✌️
You should go to Tirana, Albania. Complete insanity.
Gabriel, you should talk in your videos about how the terrorist country of Azerbaijan is blockading the Armenian area of Nagorno Karabakh (just next door to where you are now) and people are literally starving to death.
I like your videos, as I just descovered you. I love your positive attitude for the places you're visiting. You're a lovely geniune American.
But man, your history knowledge is so limited. I understand, but please, a more in depth information about the relatively recent past is a must.
Thanks
Not sure what you're talking about but feel free to add some relevant information.
It would be entertaining if you went to Vietnam or somewhere in Southeast Asia
Western and Central Asia is much less explored and less touristy, countries like Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan.
I've been to Vietnam and almost every country in southeast Asia, including earlier this year when I went to Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand: th-cam.com/video/miYW2ePqg9U/w-d-xo.html
Ah. I will have to revisit those videos. Thanks for the great content.
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You didnt ask girl's favorite song :/
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A Priest that
won't allow you to
take pics/video
durring off service hours?
Shame on that "church".
No Orthodox Church allows filming inside.
Lots of them allow filming, such as the Jvari monastery that I showed in the video. There was a sign at the entrance stating no shorts and a few other things not allowed, but filming was allowed. Some do and some don't.
@@RovexHD
Not even close to being true. 🤗
1st one gabriel..!! 👍🍺
No
Good morning from Arizona 10:30 93 degrees
Hello from Tulsa, Oklahoma! 82 degrees 😂
South of Talala (169). ✅
Beautiful. Is Cacus is some way relate to Caucasian? I thought Southern California is most beautiful. What an ignorant a*** sss I am.
I must be 10th today!!
Georgia is nowadays considered part of Europe, not anymore transcontinental.
According to who? The Caucasus mountains is the border between Europe and Asia, and Georgia is in the middle of it. The question still remains unanswered whether Mont Blanc (in the Alps) or Mount Elbrus (in the Caucasus) is the tallest mountain in Europe. If Georgia is in Europe, then it means Mount Elbrus (located north of Georgia in the Russian Caucasus) is in Europe and thus the tallest mountain in Europe, but still many says Mont Blanc is Europe's tallest mountain.
@@vaultkeeper2 what’s your point?
@@Dutch2go You said its now considered part of Europe and not transcontinental. Has the border between Europe and Asia been officially changed?
This is so boring., you vloggers always stay in the same countries Please go to Uruguay, Paraguay, or Argentina, even China!
Why don't u start your own travel channel?
@@churchofbrap876exactly
😀😃😄😁😆😅🤣 !!!
pair of ones 11
first, second or third haha...Cheers Gabe
Second.
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Third.
04:05 Modern wonders of the world? Bit overdoing it there perhaps. I dont like it. It reminds me a lot of the Christian-Totalitairian art in Spain from the Franco era, like The Valley of the Fallen. Its impressive sure, thats actually the point of it, to the extent it becomes intimidating and oppressive.
I think it's a lot more interesting and impressive than the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio, which was voted one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. But in fairness, it pales in comparison to all of the other ones.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_7_Wonders_of_the_World
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Sure, to each his own. I sense a dark undertone in the design of the structure as I explained. Very interesting though so thanks for showing it.
@@ageoflove1980 Dark undertones are some of my favorite tones. 😉Especially in music. th-cam.com/video/r7Pcw9ddWUM/w-d-xo.html
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Ill go and check them out then, haha
First!
To long
Nice. Talking to a cute chick about Seattle rock selling orange juice . Nice.
Nice. I hope this video gets a million views. Little Bald and Bankruptish love it.
Btw u smell any good kush on that street filled with bars and graffiti? I'm from Oregon. I'm not leaving unless the weed is cheap. I just paid 45$ for a ounce of indoor hydro. The prices in Oregon are getting out of control. 100mg gummies for 4$ now.
Your one of those druids from clockwork orange. Always drinking moloko. Milk in russian. The moloko bars.
How's your car rental experience bro? Can i get their contact number ?tnx
First!