Floating in those pools is the coolest moment in a desert I have ever seen. You know your channel is really amazing and Carolina is so beautiful...lucky guy.
Congratulations on your transformation from a beach expert to a desert expert. Recently, you have really shot the desert so beautifully that it makes me want to travel there! I thought salt appeared at the seaside, but I was surprised when it appeared in the desert. Nature is really amazing! That natural swimming pool is so beautiful. It’s great to swim in it. It must be fun to float! If you bring an air pillow, you might be able to sleep. You can try it next time! I really enjoyed this episode, thank you very much for sharing! 👍🥰🙌
The north and center of Chile are beautiful, but you should visit and get to know the Chilean south; Chiloé Island and the entire Austral Route. It will be an unforgettable trip. Greetings
What a Bizarre landscape! I had no idea so much of South America looked like that. Thank you so much for your videos and taking us to this part of the world.
Amazing how that area looks more like it's on Mars or another planet than in this world- and it's SO dry that there are areas of it that have received NO recorded rainfall whatsoever since the earliest records began being kept for that region over 400 years ago! And yet, people have been living there for thousands of years before this. San Pedro de Atacama was already a thriving town when the Spanish first arrived! Oh, and despite the harsh aridity, there are a surprising number of plants and animals native to the area. What a place you've found for us! Did you ever imagine it could exist (much less that people could have lived there) before you ventured there? Thanks for sharing your time there with us!
We didn't realize how big this unusual area is, you can drive for days and you are still surrounded by the bizarre landscapes. Definitely was surprised when i read that indigenous groups lived around the area. I think there are many natural springs from the ground which allowed them to live there, in san pedro de atacama there are many streams flowing through the town so i imagine it is all coming from under the ground
Another Awesome Adventure Chris & Carol🙂Your Adventures just keep getting Better and Better it is a shame that you can't fly a Drone there Everything looks so much more Beautiful and Amazing from the Air🙂Watching from NB Canada🙂
This was so cool to see the desert. I didn't know deserts existed there at all. This was a nice video. Chris you did a wonderful job on your hair, still handsome. You are such a gentleman and you both are such wonderful people and it shows in your videos. You and Carol are such a nice couple and your filming is breathtaking. Stay well and safe!
Great content Carol and Chris, I loved the desert lanscapes which I would imagine resemble the moon, just an amazing place. The salt pools looked great too, just a pity there is no showers. Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed it. 👍👍🙏❤
The variety of colors continues even in the desert.Those salty edges really look like snow.The atmosphere of the desert village thrilled me,the food looked very tempting,an oasis of calm near the church,fantastic shots of the sunset.The magic of the moment!👍
When i hiked the Valley of tge Moon last year, our tour guide said we could lick the salt crystals in the rock columns, so i did. We also got to see the sunset at the same vista point Carol and you went to. It reminded me of Dante's Peak in the Anza Borrego dessert of California. I do agree with you that Atacama has some similarities to Death Valley which I've visited several times but Atacama is even larger with flamingos and guanacos, villages and geysers. I did not know about the crystal blue salt lakes you visited though. If i visot Atacama agsin, for sure id like to visit those blue salt pools. I've been yo the Dead Sea, and it's not crystal blue - its muddy brown but you do float in the water. Since you and Carol enjoyed the Southwestern region of the USA, i recommend you try and get permits to visit Havasupai in Arizona. The lotto for permits is offered every February 1st if i recall correctly. I was lucky enough to visit twice in my lifetime and its still remains one of the most beautiful places i have visited.
Good video, I hope you liked Atacama (you can visit Puritama Thermal before you leave if you want to relax). I also suggest visiting the Chilean side of Patagonia if you have another time, it is something totally different from the north: Pucón, Termas Geometricas (the best hot springs in Chile), Lake Llanquihue and Frutillar, Río Blanco Waterfall Hornopirén, Marble Caves and General Carrera Lake, Cochamo Valley, Churches of Chiloe, Pumalín National Park, Queulat National Park and Hanging Glacier Falls, Conguillío National Park and Rainbow Lagoon, Carretera Austral, The Baker River and Patagonia Fjords (The only ones that exist in South America like Quintupeu and Comau) and obviously the iconic Torres del Paine.
Another excellent and informative video. You did well to rent a car and make hikes! The rocky ground is probably the result of the massive saltpeter or sodium nitrate mining effort during the 1800s. This was a thriving industry and even a war, the War of the Pacific, was fought over it between Chile and Bolivia and Peru. The mining effort came to a fairly abrupt end when a couple of German chemists invented manufactured saltpeter in the early 1900. I hope you will have a chance to see the mining ghost town of Humberton, near Iquique, which was abandoned in 1960. You will be able to see the British Cemetery, which is quite well preserved because in the desert nothing deteriorates.
I just love your videos! Living vicariously through you guys…. Especially if you know where I live lol…Hello from west Texas. Thanks for sharing! God bless.
Very cool. Atacama lives up to its reputation as the driest spot on Earth. Like you were saying, it reminded me of images of the landscape sent back from Mars. I knew a guy who made annual trips to Israel to float in the Dead Sea for his Eczema. Said it really helped him as well. I know travel can be a beating at times, but what a life you guys are living!
One of the most awesome tings I've seen was when I pulled off the side of the road one night in west Texas and just looked up at the stars. I think the Atacama Desert may be the best place anywhere for that; I'd love to experience that some day.
I thought that this desert was as desolate as Mars. If you remember the war between Bolivia and chile over the desert, they went to war because the desert provides a lot of gun powder and copper, so chile went to war with Peru because Bolivia didn’t have a Navy and Peru had signed a treaty with Bolivia, in 2004 Bolivia is still trying to recover the “coastline” they lost to chile. The way it was described was waterless, because of rain shadows
My wife and I live in Kernville CA right off the KernRiver. We are not far from Death Valley which does look like the places you are at... we've also been to Israel's Dead Sea, same floatation, and it is just as clear as those large pools you and Carol are floating in with the same "healing" powers. And a big dumbs up to all of your choices for the background music. Our toes move to the beat as we lie in bed watching your video... another great job.
I've followed you two for years now... once offered you a free stay at our off-the-grid home on the green coast (Baia do Mar Virado) near Ubatuba, BR... keep up the great videos and work!
I had no idea that a place like the Colorado Plateau existed in Argentina. I've traveled all over and suggest people visit the four corners area of the United States whenever it comes up. As always, I love the videos.
Wow Chris & Carol! You really got me on this one! You get me on every Vlogs. In reading other peoples comments I don’t want to be redundant, but the music is always great. Love the chill vibe. Have no idea how you managed to cut your own hair! Good job by the way! When you guys were floating in the water it look like 50% of your body was above the waterline. I don’t think you floated that high out of the water in the dead sea. Chile does look a lot like death Valley. One of my favorite places. Infrastructure there looks good. Wind, solar road conditions and electrical lines. Maybe not so much on the water. 🤷♂️ Carol, love that you’re such a good driver! Chris, how are you making out with your drivers license? Rich Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
Licancabur is the name of that near perfect conic shaped volcano towering over SPDA, which can been seen from anywhere around the Salar de Atacama and SPDA. The best view point is from Laguna Verde at the Chile-Bolivia border
@@JumpingPlaces By the way I really enjoy watching your vlog, which I started following with your epic adventure in Baja California few years ago. Since then I have just returned from the most amazing holiday in La Ventana, just south of La Paz BCS. Thanks for the inspiration!
And I have done the same tour as you just did, but did it ex SPDA to Uyuni with a private driver, which was just amazing. He took us to his house in Colchani at the end of the tour and we met his family. He only spoke Aymara! That was more than 10 years ago, and the Altiplano was not as busy then! Bliss bliss! @@JumpingPlaces
Love your videos. It is hard to find video content that focuses on the places vs having a face in the screen. We are going to be in Santiago in February and I am interested in the places you went. Could you share the places you bought tours and tickets from? Also did you rent the car online or just go to the airport? We tried to search for multi day tours but what we were finding was very expensive and not really what we want to do.
Excellent video. I visited el Valle de la Luna back in 2020 , that place is absolutely beautiful. My husband and I love all your videos but more the ones from the country I’m from. Kudos to you both for showing us so many amazing places from around the world.
This is super duper cool! I had never heard of it ! Isn’t this crazy with the eczema 🤯 🎉❤ we just went to Geo sea in Husavik and my eczema all gone … un fortunately back to London and next day it’s back on 😢 I’m looking forward to see more great first intro vlog about what Chile has to offer 👍🏼 Take Care Sabrina 🇫🇷🇬🇧
@@JumpingPlaces that’s pretty cool 👍🏼I Hope so for you it’s so annoying! Mine is driving me nuts I should have bottled up some supplies whilst I was able 🤨anyway all the best take care xoxo
Atacama desert houses the world's largest southern hemisphere telescopes. Hawaii and Canary Islands house northern hemisphere scopes. All these sites have one thing in common: they are strictly off limits to the public. No one is allowed to look through them. They are carefully controlled by research institutions. All images have to be filtered, processed and inspected. In fact most of the largest scopes, don't do any optical work (see things) rather perform measurements like spectography.
Hi Carol & Chris, did you rent your car in San Pedro or Calama? I plan to go there next July. Thanks and keep on travelling; I have been following you since the beginning.
I swear you two are exactly like me and my girlfriend when it comes to food because every time we eat out my plate looks like Chris’ and my girlfriends looks like Carols🤣🤣🤣. I think Chris and I need to start following our better halves when it comes to ordering a meal.
Hey there guys. As always, nice video. That food was very good, especially the Pizza, but I thought you were somewhat allergic to gluten/wheat....haha. By the way, your hair cut was very professional and the beard trim as well. You look 10 years younger after the hair cut/ beard. You guys are show de bola. Cheers 🍻 from Vancouver Canada.
Cheers! yeah chris has had some weird gut issues over the past 7 years and at one point he pretty much couldn't eat grains or vegetables as it would cause an allergic reaction and inflammation in his body. Over the past year he has been mainly on a carnivore diet and doing intermitted fasting (skipping breakfast) which made a huge instant improvement with his health. Lately it seems he is handling veggies and grains pretty good again :D
Is there a particular reason why drones are not permitted in certain national parks? I imagine there is some concern for birds but beyond that, I can't think of other reasons.
Hello, regarding the non-use of Drones in general in the Desert, it involves 2 issues that are very important... The first is that in the desert there are military bases that are strategic for national security... And the second is because of the scientific facilities that are located throughout the Atacama Desert... We must keep in mind that 80% of the world's observatories are found in the Atacama Desert... And their levels of security are very high, and the State of Chile has committed to guaranteeing the protection of the airspace in those areas.... It should be noted, as information, that the largest and most modern Astronomical observatory in the world is being built in the Atacama Desert, and the security levels are very high...
Obrigado+Obrigada Pulando Lugares.....trabalho em equipe.....Watched this video at 1080p60 HD on a 5ft x 4ft monitor in Bangkok.... The Atacama landscape with blue sky was stunning and the music and editing are signature Jumping Places quality....the salt pool was so buoyant and you had it all to yourselves... 0:55 -> $53US per day for the immaculate SUV at that isolated location is a very good price.... 17:56 -> Why wouldn't they just post a note on the outdoor menu saying: Closed No Water Carol looks awesome....glowing Gucci energy -> 6:47/18:33/19:32/24:39/ !!26:55!!/19:43 joke!...that's not Carol
Bangkok nice! One of our favorite capitals by far. I think they didn't close it because they were still selling drinks, but i guess they were not able to cook anything.
Pls, If you can, I would love to see some nighttime sky videos or pix. Clear vision of the full soutthern hemispshere. You both are in an area of the world where it's one of the darkest nighttime skies in the world. I don't know if either one of you have any interest in the telescopes but it would be cool. ESO European Southern Observatory.
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Floating in those pools is the coolest moment in a desert I have ever seen. You know your channel is really amazing and Carolina is so beautiful...lucky guy.
Congratulations on your transformation from a beach expert to a desert expert.
Recently, you have really shot the desert so beautifully that it makes me want to travel there!
I thought salt appeared at the seaside, but I was surprised when it appeared in the desert. Nature is really amazing!
That natural swimming pool is so beautiful. It’s great to swim in it. It must be fun to float!
If you bring an air pillow, you might be able to sleep. You can try it next time!
I really enjoyed this episode, thank you very much for sharing! 👍🥰🙌
Cheers! Think its time to get back to some beaches soon though haha :D
@@JumpingPlaces Thanks a lot for letting me know, you are very nice! I'm looking forward to it! 👍🥰👌🙌
More amazing landscapes. Enjoying this series. 👍😊🇮🇪🇨🇱
Happy to hear that!
Thanks guys for sharing this amazing adventure with us. 👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸
Our pleasure!
I guess I will cancel my Mars trip and go to the Atacama instead!! Much more budget friendly too!! Happy Travels
The north and center of Chile are beautiful, but you should visit and get to know the Chilean south; Chiloé Island and the entire Austral Route. It will be an unforgettable trip. Greetings
Chile es hermoso amigos. Pasen unos excelentes días en nuestro país.
Si pero la culinaria en el norte, más o menos, ese bistec con arroz , mucho que desear.
lastima que se fue a la mierda el pais con tanto inmigrante(crimen) no digo todos pero muchos lol.
I've never heard of that lagoon, but now it is definitely on my list.
What a Bizarre landscape! I had no idea so much of South America looked like that. Thank you so much for your videos and taking us to this part of the world.
This trip around Peru, Bolivia and Chile has certainly surprised us, really unique places here :D
Es asi solo CHILE..
WOW, simplemente maravilloso,Chile es extraordinario
Amazing how that area looks more like it's on Mars or another planet than in this world- and it's SO dry that there are areas of it that have received NO recorded rainfall whatsoever since the earliest records began being kept for that region over 400 years ago! And yet, people have been living there for thousands of years before this. San Pedro de Atacama was already a thriving town when the Spanish first arrived! Oh, and despite the harsh aridity, there are a surprising number of plants and animals native to the area.
What a place you've found for us! Did you ever imagine it could exist (much less that people could have lived there) before you ventured there? Thanks for sharing your time there with us!
We didn't realize how big this unusual area is, you can drive for days and you are still surrounded by the bizarre landscapes. Definitely was surprised when i read that indigenous groups lived around the area. I think there are many natural springs from the ground which allowed them to live there, in san pedro de atacama there are many streams flowing through the town so i imagine it is all coming from under the ground
Great video Chris. Your recording style is relaxing to watch.
Cheers!
Another Awesome Adventure Chris & Carol🙂Your Adventures just keep getting Better and Better it is a shame that you can't fly a Drone there Everything looks so much more Beautiful and Amazing from the Air🙂Watching from NB Canada🙂
I love that they have rocks lined up guiding tourists. So considerate of them cos you could easily get lost.
Hello Chris and Carol, thank you so much for sharing your beautiful trip in Chile. Have fun and enjoy.😊😊😊
What a great video to wake up to🙌🏽❤️
Good morning!
This was so cool to see the desert. I didn't know deserts existed there at all. This was a nice video. Chris you did a wonderful job on your hair, still handsome. You are such a gentleman and you both are such wonderful people and it shows in your videos. You and Carol are such a nice couple and your filming is breathtaking. Stay well and safe!
I visited the Atacama a number of years ago. I remember it was so dry that it hurt. Beautiful scenery though.
Very impressive place... you two set yourselves apart from regular travelers... love the vid... God Bless to you guys.
Great content Carol and Chris, I loved the desert lanscapes which I would imagine resemble the moon, just an amazing place. The salt pools looked great too, just a pity there is no showers. Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed it. 👍👍🙏❤
Yeah they have the showers but they don't have any water in them, seems like it has always been that way.
The variety of colors continues even in the desert.Those salty edges really look like snow.The atmosphere of the desert village thrilled me,the food looked very tempting,an oasis of calm near the church,fantastic shots of the sunset.The magic of the moment!👍
When i hiked the Valley of tge Moon last year, our tour guide said we could lick the salt crystals in the rock columns, so i did. We also got to see the sunset at the same vista point Carol and you went to. It reminded me of Dante's Peak in the Anza Borrego dessert of California. I do agree with you that Atacama has some similarities to Death Valley which I've visited several times but Atacama is even larger with flamingos and guanacos, villages and geysers. I did not know about the crystal blue salt lakes you visited though. If i visot Atacama agsin, for sure id like to visit those blue salt pools. I've been yo the Dead Sea, and it's not crystal blue - its muddy brown but you do float in the water. Since you and Carol enjoyed the Southwestern region of the USA, i recommend you try and get permits to visit Havasupai in Arizona. The lotto for permits is offered every February 1st if i recall correctly. I was lucky enough to visit twice in my lifetime and its still remains one of the most beautiful places i have visited.
Havasupai looks unreal! Would love to go
Good video, I hope you liked Atacama (you can visit Puritama Thermal before you leave if you want to relax). I also suggest visiting the Chilean side of Patagonia if you have another time, it is something totally different from the north: Pucón, Termas Geometricas (the best hot springs in Chile), Lake Llanquihue and Frutillar, Río Blanco Waterfall Hornopirén, Marble Caves and General Carrera Lake, Cochamo Valley, Churches of Chiloe, Pumalín National Park, Queulat National Park and Hanging Glacier Falls, Conguillío National Park and Rainbow Lagoon, Carretera Austral, The Baker River and Patagonia Fjords (The only ones that exist in South America like Quintupeu and Comau) and obviously the iconic Torres del Paine.
The next video we will visit puritama :D Thanks for the tips about the Patagonia region :D
Just brilliant, this is so lovely and one has to guess where you are.Enjoy yourselves and keep sharing,thanks again
Another excellent and informative video. You did well to rent a car and make hikes! The rocky ground is probably the result of the massive saltpeter or sodium nitrate mining effort during the 1800s. This was a thriving industry and even a war, the War of the Pacific, was fought over it between Chile and Bolivia and Peru. The mining effort came to a fairly abrupt end when a couple of German chemists invented manufactured saltpeter in the early 1900. I hope you will have a chance to see the mining ghost town of Humberton, near Iquique, which was abandoned in 1960. You will be able to see the British Cemetery, which is quite well preserved because in the desert nothing deteriorates.
I just love your videos! Living vicariously through you guys…. Especially if you know where I live lol…Hello from west Texas. Thanks for sharing! God bless.
Impresionante ❤❤❤❤
I clicked so fast 😅❤️ Love you guys! Great videos
me to also i clicked fast !!
Thanks!
good job guys really like this video follow you for a long time
WOWWW BEAUTIFUL!!!! LOVE YOU BOTH FLOATING IN THE SALT POOL❤❤❤
Seems like such an interesting place to be. This was fun to watch - you captured the essence of the experience!
good video guys !! do more like this !!
Very cool. Atacama lives up to its reputation as the driest spot on Earth. Like you were saying, it reminded me of images of the landscape sent back from Mars. I knew a guy who made annual trips to Israel to float in the Dead Sea for his Eczema. Said it really helped him as well. I know travel can be a beating at times, but what a life you guys are living!
One of the most awesome tings I've seen was when I pulled off the side of the road one night in west Texas and just looked up at the stars. I think the Atacama Desert may be the best place anywhere for that; I'd love to experience that some day.
In the next video we drive to a remote road and take some photos of the sky, we will show the amazing photos that we captured in the next video :D
Adoro todos os vídeos.Good job !
Love the Salt pool 😍😍.
😍😍😍
Beautiful place 🎉👍
It really is!
Some parts of the desert do look like another planet. Great video.
I thought that this desert was as desolate as Mars. If you remember the war between Bolivia and chile over the desert, they went to war because the desert provides a lot of gun powder and copper, so chile went to war with Peru because Bolivia didn’t have a Navy and Peru had signed a treaty with Bolivia, in 2004 Bolivia is still trying to recover the “coastline” they lost to chile. The way it was described was waterless, because of rain shadows
My wife and I live in Kernville CA right off the KernRiver. We are not far from Death Valley which does look like the places you are at... we've also been to Israel's Dead Sea, same floatation, and it is just as clear as those large pools you and Carol are floating in with the same "healing" powers. And a big dumbs up to all of your choices for the background music. Our toes move to the beat as we lie in bed watching your video... another great job.
Nice! We also visited Sequoia National Forest which appears to be right near the kern river? Love it there!
@@JumpingPlaces And your are right... would like to see you two back in the states!
I've followed you two for years now... once offered you a free stay at our off-the-grid home on the green coast (Baia do Mar Virado) near Ubatuba, BR... keep up the great videos and work!
Cheers! Still need to visit ubatuba at some point :D
ASSISTI O VIDEO E CURTIR PRINT ❤❤❤
I had no idea that a place like the Colorado Plateau existed in Argentina. I've traveled all over and suggest people visit the four corners area of the United States whenever it comes up. As always, I love the videos.
Is Chile, not Argentina.
Wow Chris & Carol! You really got me on this one! You get me on every Vlogs. In reading other peoples comments I don’t want to be redundant, but the music is always great. Love the chill vibe. Have no idea how you managed to cut your own hair! Good job by the way! When you guys were floating in the water it look like 50% of your body was above the waterline. I don’t think you floated that high out of the water in the dead sea. Chile does look a lot like death Valley. One of my favorite places. Infrastructure there looks good. Wind, solar road conditions and electrical lines. Maybe not so much on the water. 🤷♂️ Carol, love that you’re such a good driver! Chris, how are you making out with your drivers license?
Rich
Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
What a great team you make. I lov watching your videos
Thanks so much
I really enjoyed your visit to peru, bolivia and chile. I hv never seen atacama desert. Looked like mars.
Yeah it's been an incredible trip around these places, all very unique
You are in Mars. Just love your TH-cam channel. Keep the good work.
Mars on Earth! Crazy Beautiful! Lovely Pools. BTW Nice Haircut Chris (I do my own haircuts also).
Cheers!
Bom dia tudo bem ❤❤❤
Licancabur is the name of that near perfect conic shaped volcano towering over SPDA, which can been seen from anywhere around the Salar de Atacama and SPDA. The best view point is from Laguna Verde at the Chile-Bolivia border
Yes we were able to see it in the last video in bolivia when we visited the laguna verde before crossing the border
@@JumpingPlaces By the way I really enjoy watching your vlog, which I started following with your epic adventure in Baja California few years ago. Since then I have just returned from the most amazing holiday in La Ventana, just south of La Paz BCS. Thanks for the inspiration!
And I have done the same tour as you just did, but did it ex SPDA to Uyuni with a private driver, which was just amazing. He took us to his house in Colchani at the end of the tour and we met his family. He only spoke Aymara! That was more than 10 years ago, and the Altiplano was not as busy then! Bliss bliss! @@JumpingPlaces
what time of the year was this trip. I am planning to go mid January. Is this a good time
Another great video..great info and scenery!
From where you hiered the rental car 🚗? I mean which site you used to book.
Love your videos. It is hard to find video content that focuses on the places vs having a face in the screen. We are going to be in Santiago in February and I am interested in the places you went. Could you share the places you bought tours and tickets from? Also did you rent the car online or just go to the airport? We tried to search for multi day tours but what we were finding was very expensive and not really what we want to do.
Beautiful 🎉 desert enjoying fr Jamaica 🏖️
Big up
It is good to have you here in Chile guys! Let me now if you need some guidance if you come to Santiago!
i hope you visit huilo-huilo and the geometrical terms and the chilean patagonia
Very good videos guys! Do you happen to have an itinerary for South America? Peru, Bolivia, Chile?
We were there last week! What an incredible region!
It really is mind blowing!
wasn't there a sign saying restricted area?
Are you going to hop over to Easter Island??? I highly recommend!
That is another magical place!!!
Which company did you use to rent the car?
Wow, thats stunning ☺☺ Take care you two ♥♥
Beautiful!!!
Excellent video. I visited el Valle de la Luna back in 2020 , that place is absolutely beautiful. My husband and I love all your videos but more the ones from the country I’m from. Kudos to you both for showing us so many amazing places from around the world.
Lo que era Bolivia no? Qué hermoso...!!!
si.... como Texas para los Mejicanos
Thank you for bringing us to the dessert part of Chili ❤❤❤ take care
Thanks!
Thanks!
Love you from Pakistan
Reminded me of Rotorua in NZ
This is super duper cool! I had never heard of it ! Isn’t this crazy with the eczema 🤯 🎉❤ we just went to Geo sea in Husavik and my eczema all gone … un fortunately back to London and next day it’s back on 😢
I’m looking forward to see more great first intro vlog about what Chile has to offer 👍🏼
Take Care
Sabrina 🇫🇷🇬🇧
Right now the eczema is pretty much 100% gone, hopefully takes a long time to come back again!
@@JumpingPlaces that’s pretty cool 👍🏼I Hope so for you it’s so annoying! Mine is driving me nuts I should have bottled up some supplies whilst I was able 🤨anyway all the best take care xoxo
I'll be there in a few days thanks for the video :)
Cool, it is incredible!
Atacama desert houses the world's largest southern hemisphere telescopes. Hawaii and Canary Islands house northern hemisphere scopes. All these sites have one thing in common: they are strictly off limits to the public. No one is allowed to look through them. They are carefully controlled by research institutions. All images have to be filtered, processed and inspected. In fact most of the largest scopes, don't do any optical work (see things) rather perform measurements like spectography.
Thanks for the info! In the next video we will show some night photography that we captured of the stars and the milkyway :D
I see Chris has a pony tail now lol
Hi Carol & Chris, did you rent your car in San Pedro or Calama? I plan to go there next July. Thanks and keep on travelling; I have been following you since the beginning.
Calama, in San Pedro it’s double the price
@@JumpingPlaces Thank you very much.
9:40 Carol looking for meteorite!😱🤔🇬🇧
welcome...... Veautiful..... Bangladesh........ Like.... Ilove...... 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️❤️❤️❤️💘💘💗💗💗💗♥️♥️♥️💜💜💜💚💚💚💙💙💙💙
I swear you two are exactly like me and my girlfriend when it comes to food because every time we eat out my plate looks like Chris’ and my girlfriends looks like Carols🤣🤣🤣. I think Chris and I need to start following our better halves when it comes to ordering a meal.
Atacama la grande.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I’m curious what the reasoning would be behind banning the use of drones there. I’m not judging, just wonder what motivated that decision.
Hey there guys. As always, nice video. That food was very good, especially the Pizza, but I thought you were somewhat allergic to gluten/wheat....haha.
By the way, your hair cut was very professional and the beard trim as well. You look 10 years younger after the hair cut/ beard.
You guys are show de bola.
Cheers 🍻 from Vancouver Canada.
Cheers! yeah chris has had some weird gut issues over the past 7 years and at one point he pretty much couldn't eat grains or vegetables as it would cause an allergic reaction and inflammation in his body. Over the past year he has been mainly on a carnivore diet and doing intermitted fasting (skipping breakfast) which made a huge instant improvement with his health. Lately it seems he is handling veggies and grains pretty good again :D
@@JumpingPlaces hi, nice to know Chris is getting better.
Cheers.
Nice pool ❤❤❤
Cheers!
Great job🍻
Wow amazing
are you gonna come to southern Chile?
Damned u found the place i would like to visit but don't want to pay for 😂👍
Is there a particular reason why drones are not permitted in certain national parks? I imagine there is some concern for birds but beyond that, I can't think of other reasons.
I am not too sure what the reasons are, like in this place you don't even see any animals or anything really in the majority of the places
Hello, regarding the non-use of Drones in general in the Desert, it involves 2 issues that are very important... The first is that in the desert there are military bases that are strategic for national security... And the second is because of the scientific facilities that are located throughout the Atacama Desert... We must keep in mind that 80% of the world's observatories are found in the Atacama Desert... And their levels of security are very high, and the State of Chile has committed to guaranteeing the protection of the airspace in those areas.... It should be noted, as information, that the largest and most modern Astronomical observatory in the world is being built in the Atacama Desert, and the security levels are very high...
It Look’s like ”mars”
Definitely
Obrigado+Obrigada Pulando Lugares.....trabalho em equipe.....Watched this video at 1080p60 HD on a 5ft x 4ft monitor in Bangkok....
The Atacama landscape with blue sky was stunning and the music and editing are signature Jumping Places quality....the salt pool was so buoyant and you had it all to yourselves...
0:55 -> $53US per day for the immaculate SUV at that isolated location is a very good price.... 17:56 -> Why wouldn't they just post a note on the outdoor menu saying: Closed No Water
Carol looks awesome....glowing Gucci energy -> 6:47/18:33/19:32/24:39/ !!26:55!!/19:43 joke!...that's not Carol
Bangkok nice! One of our favorite capitals by far. I think they didn't close it because they were still selling drinks, but i guess they were not able to cook anything.
It's look like marte
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Pls, If you can, I would love to see some nighttime sky videos or pix. Clear vision of the full soutthern hemispshere. You both are in an area of the world where it's one of the darkest nighttime skies in the world. I don't know if either one of you have any interest in the telescopes but it would be cool. ESO European Southern Observatory.
In the next video we show some of our pictures of the sky at night, they are amazing! Video coming very soon :D
@@JumpingPlaces cool I look forward to seeing your next video.
Great Video guys!
Glad you enjoyed it
have you guys ever considered visiting Tobago? @@JumpingPlaces
Yes hopefully at some point, i heard the culture there is a mix of indian/african? Sounds cool!
that's correct!, Trinidad is the main land , but Tobago is where the nice beaches are at @@JumpingPlaces
Nice
More saltier than dead sea and egypt!!!?
Did you see the stars at night?
Yes, int he next video we will show some photography that we did of the stars and the milky way :D
This desert is world driest place
Enjoyable visit to the moon, as i will never make it there. . . :>/
With no one around and you’re on a trail-fly a drone, fly a drone!
But post when you leave. Chile is very strict when it comes to National Parks security.