All the best of luck on your adventure, did you know the first man to ride around the world used a 500 twin road bike to ,your in good company, will be following you all the way
Hey Andreas I just finished watching your latest adventure, and once again, you've left me in awe with your storytelling skills and the breathtaking landscapes you explore. The monochrome intro was a stroke of genius-it really made the mountains pop and set the tone for the whole journey. 🏔🌄 The sunset scene where you camped was absolutely stunning, despite the exhaustion from the climb. And that morning sunrise amidst the rocky terrain-pure magic! If the sunrise and sunset were this beautiful, I can only imagine the stars at night were equally spectacular. ✨ I loved the little detail at 09:08 in the video timeline-did you engrave your name and date on the rock? It's those personal touches that make your adventures even more special for viewers. The sheltered spot for your tent was spot on, and I can almost smell the coffee brewing as you enjoyed breakfast with that view. Two-minute noodles with veggies or eggs sound like the perfect camping meal to start the day right! That is what i would have done if i were there.... ☕🍳 The gravel mountain pass and curvy tar road down were simply breathtaking! The bright blue sky and fluffy clouds added to the beauty of the landscape. It's no wonder even other travelers stopped to take it all in. 🚗🏍 Your videos always inspire me to get out there and explore. Keep sharing your adventures with us-it's a gift! Can't wait to see where you go next. Cheers, Pieter
I filmed old historic buildings for years. The reason nobody wanted to watch my footage was that they were not animated. That means getting animals into the shot. Preferably humans. Even Itchy Boots does that. Bald and Bankrupt does even more. That might not be your thing. Your forte is being a loner on the top of the mountain reflecting on life and the universe. Keep doing that. You are good at it. Italians are not. But get some humanity into your blogs. Not just other travellers, but locals.
I love the editing pace. Also respect the effort to set up the cameras on the mountain haha! On the off road bit I was like "Please don't pop a tyre please don't pop a tyre..."
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All the best of luck on your adventure, did you know the first man to ride around the world used a 500 twin road bike to ,your in good company, will be following you all the way
Loving your journey Just proves we don't need a 50k touring bike to do long distance👍🏼
Du er så sej!
Great video. best one so far. Improving day by day :)
The B&W was actually quite cool.
Best of luck for you trip - am following. Ooh and I really liked how you ''fixed'' the messed up blue footage. Smart 😁
You don't need a better stick. You need better audio. You are travelling in windy regions. Get a dead kitten on your microphone .
You need to change the audio. It gets a bit monotenous after a while.
Hey Andreas
I just finished watching your latest adventure, and once again, you've left me in awe with your storytelling skills and the breathtaking landscapes you explore. The monochrome intro was a stroke of genius-it really made the mountains pop and set the tone for the whole journey. 🏔🌄
The sunset scene where you camped was absolutely stunning, despite the exhaustion from the climb. And that morning sunrise amidst the rocky terrain-pure magic! If the sunrise and sunset were this beautiful, I can only imagine the stars at night were equally spectacular. ✨
I loved the little detail at 09:08 in the video timeline-did you engrave your name and date on the rock? It's those personal touches that make your adventures even more special for viewers.
The sheltered spot for your tent was spot on, and I can almost smell the coffee brewing as you enjoyed breakfast with that view. Two-minute noodles with veggies or eggs sound like the perfect camping meal to start the day right! That is what i would have done if i were there.... ☕🍳
The gravel mountain pass and curvy tar road down were simply breathtaking! The bright blue sky and fluffy clouds added to the beauty of the landscape. It's no wonder even other travelers stopped to take it all in. 🚗🏍
Your videos always inspire me to get out there and explore. Keep sharing your adventures with us-it's a gift! Can't wait to see where you go next.
Cheers,
Pieter
Andreas I can't remember if it was a knee injurry or shoulder injurry that have been hunted by the last years? :/
I filmed old historic buildings for years. The reason nobody wanted to watch my footage was that they were not animated. That means getting animals into the shot. Preferably humans. Even Itchy Boots does that. Bald and Bankrupt does even more. That might not be your thing. Your forte is being a loner on the top of the mountain reflecting on life and the universe. Keep doing that. You are good at it. Italians are not. But get some humanity into your blogs. Not just other travellers, but locals.
Beautiful scenic view with superb quality video and audio. Have a pleasent trip sir....👍👍👍
I love the editing pace. Also respect the effort to set up the cameras on the mountain haha!
On the off road bit I was like "Please don't pop a tyre please don't pop a tyre..."
Was thinking the same. I did in Italy and it sucked!
Cracking video again Andreas. How on earth do you find your night locations? Hunting Google maps satellite?
The trip blessed by gods glory, so don’t worry about it just enjoy it as a gift
Much Enjoyment 👍😎