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This video is a collection of footage I took while recording vlogumentaries in episodes 5 and 8, over two weekends. The footage was too cool to toss out so, voila - episode 9. Enjoy! If you're ever visiting Mui Ne, check out that night market along Little Buddha Beach and hit that trail...definitely worth checking out.

Skip Vietnam, go to Thailand, Indonesia, Cambodia Laos Singapore instead Vietnam is overrated

При этом все туристы ещё рассказывают как во Вьетнаме чисто.

i also love the vibe of the cafe in the last scene... groovy

id like to do this hike, ive been to the island but not the trail featured here...cool

thank you for finding groups like manta and telling their story and increasing awareness l

what an amazing trail surrounded by bamboo

What a dirty little secret of the western world outsourcing its garbage disposal to developing nations. I really hope your message in this video is seen by more eyes around the world. Good work on this video!!!

I feel like im there travelling with you

I like to walkout of airports too

For my part, I am already aware of the extent of this absurdity and the problems that result from it. I really hope your video makes other people aware. Congratulations to the student! We need more people like her.

Hi, it's me the girl in the video <33 First of all, thank you for making a meaningful video and contributing to awaken people who have not paid attention to the plastic waste problem. And thank you for coming to Vietnam, I wish you good health so that you can continue to produce more interesting videos 🥰🥰

François😍!! It's really cool! It makes me want to go for a hike. It's been a while since I've gone on a real hike and I miss it.

Met this guy earlier in Đà Lạt, one of the nicest person I've ever met. Glad we have someone out there looking out for my countries. Hope you have a good luck with your journey here 🎉🎉🎉

I spent many hours climbing this mountain with my friends when I was studying at university in Ba Ria. This video brings back many memories haha

Entertaining!

Good stuff my friend! Keep going!

Music and motion bring out the emotion of a time and place. I can't transmit this purely through just my camera lenses - but with some special touches, I am able to convey the 'real' through the surreal. Let me know if you liked it!

Thank you for this moving call to action, highlighting the devastating impact of climate change and the unsung heroes working tirelessly to adapt and create positive change. Their inspiring stories serve as a beacon of hope, reminding us that collective action can lead to meaningful transformation.

Great Ivan! Very interesting. I´m expecting for episode 5! 🤩🤩🤩

This was a truly amazing journey into the heart of a problem that plagues all of us in some capacity, at times right under our noses. Awareness, education and action are keys. How we each individually choose to participate in, and share our world, will determine everything.

The food is delicious!

Your best video yet! After navigating through chaotic traffic and taking a circuitous route to the camera store, you arrived only to find it closed - the ultimate anticlimax! I'm still laughing. Good thing you fueled up with that soup along the way, since you would have waited longer for the store owner to arrive! I appreciate how you're highlighting the warmth and beauty of the Vietnamese people - it's a wonderful way to share their culture and hospitality with others.

The hidden gem and the blend of urban sustainability with local flavors is fascinating! It’s great to see such an inspiring discovery. I enjoy following your adventures. 💖

Hello my new friend! Found you on Ervenslens channel. Leaving a sub. Just love the video. Keep Hiking!

So cool

Good video Ivan. I don't know what your plans are, but there is good hiking in Đà Lạt (central Vietnam, cheap and quick to fly to from SGN). One beautiful thing about Đà Lạt is the cool weather with the mountains. I think Sa Pa has even better hikes and is even more beautiful, but definitely some work to get there (train or car from Hanoi). Good luck in this great land.

Wild traffic!

Nicely put together man, this was interesting presentation!

Hi Ivan!! I'm glad you arrived safely in Saigon. It's really nice to be able to follow your first steps of your long trip to Asia. It makes you dream and makes you want to travel. I'm looking forward to see your next adventures!

I felt like I was right there with you, vicariously experiencing every twist and turn. I was on the edge of my seat, wondering if you'd ever track down the hotel, ATM, and water. The video had me chuckling along the way, making for an entertaining ride. I'm eagerly looking forward to your next adventure!

Did you end up managing to break the boots in?

Winnipeg has some nice discoveries! I enjoy to see your adventures 💖

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I had these 30 years ago when they were still made in Italy, they lasted many years and far superior to these. Unfortunately it was just announced that the Vasque will be discontinued by Red Wing. I've moved on to Zamberlans which are phenomenal

At 7mn, I think they are Trumpeter swans (Cygne Trompette). There are some in Québec, so I imagine there are some in Manitoba too? Maybe... In any case, they look like this.

Hi Ivan! Your video is nice! Towards the end of the video you talk about rose hips and how you don't really know how you can eat them. We can't eat it directly as it is otherwise the hairs inside would sting us. We need to remove the seeds and hairs and cook the rest or put the whole fruit in boiling water for a few minutes and drink it like herbal tea. So here is a recipe Wild rose bush (Églantier ou rosier sauvage) Rose hip (Cynorrhodon) or more commonly called ass scratcher (gratte cul) in France because of their itchy hair. Rose hip jam Wash 1.5 kg of fruit, cut the black part, remove the seeds and hairs. Put the fruit in a saucepan with 1 liter of water and cook over low heat for 45 minutes. Pass everything through a vegetable mill, weigh the pulp obtained and add the same weight of sugar. Bring to the boil and cook until the jam coats the spoon. Put in pots Bon appétit! 😊

Thank you for this video. But I still have a question. You tell me that I can buy the card at a 7-11 inside the arrivals hall at the airport. But when I go back to the airport, after my visit at Hong Kong. Who can pay me back the remaining amount of HK Dollars that is still on the card?

I wanted to try that one but ran out of time 😅 looks yummy 😋

That's a pretty good idea for the community restaurants. Props

Nice video. The advice is sound. And quite accurate. I will add one more thing There are 3 main bus companies LWB KMB and Citybus. As well as Green mini buses (Scheduled) and Red minibuses (unscheduled) All have websites that will give you bus route information. However KMB has an app that tracks all buses including Green mini buses that will tell you when a bus will arrive. Just open the app. Get past the annoying full screen adds and on the home page will give you all the buses that are around your location and the expected arrival time that is updated in real time. Also KMB has web site too Citybus I don't think has an app. Except for the Airport Express MTR is cheaper than taking a bus. Buses tend to be less crowded and during off peak times you can usually get a seat. Not so on the MTR which is usually busy all the day and sandwich mode at peak times With octopus the are 'Sold' and 'On Loan' On Loan require a $50 deposit However if you ask for a refund it will cost $11 or 1%. And you won't be able to keep the card after. Tourist cards Are sold and you need to add value before using. Also to note the Octopus card is real stored value card and is accepted at a lot. And I mean a lot. Supermarket, shoe shops, restaurants you name most shops even markets accept it.

Thanks for the video! Definitely one of my fave trails in Manitoba....and my cottage is literally 5 minutes down the road. Best time to go is usually May/June - water will be flowing really good and you can swim in it too!

I have downloaded octopus for tourist, I can directly use it, right? No need to buy the physical anymore? And can I get refund gor everything I deposited?

Note to self: buy Wide.

I don’t know which buses you’re catching but I’ve never seen a bus with an octopus reader at the exit door. You tap your card on the reader beside the driver when getting on, and that’s it. Trams on the other hand; you enter through the rear door, no tapping involved. Getting off you tap, near the driver, at the front door. The MTR (train) you tap entering your departure station and then tap when exiting your arrival station.

How strange. I have a pair from I think 2016 and they have a full hard plastic toe instead of leather and the entire upper appears to be leather outer while mine are mixed with a kind of synthetic lair around the ankle and like a leather strap that cuts across it. Idk if it waa for more flexibility but the cross cut in the leather before the first hook right where your foot bends helps a TON for mobility and comfort. I have probably close to 1000 miles in them in the PNW and Rocky Mountains. Probably needs resoled but holding up for 8 years not bad at all. I wonder why they cnanged so much though? Maybe i should research it more but my only problem is i should have gotten wide toe version.

This was really helpful, thank you :)

This was really helpful, thank you

This was really helpful, thank you

On sale for 65 USD now, definitely worth it, size up that .5 size is also my rec after wearing, for reference I’m an 11.5 on the verge of needing a wide and a 12 hit the nail on the head.