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Thanks Anna, great memories indeed! Looking forward to returning to Brazil someday. Hopefully this is getting you more excited for your trip home. Hope you have a safe flight!

Thank you ☺️

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I can enjoy and respect mythology of a culture without taking it as actual truth. Can you?

I’m not sure if this is a real post or just a joke.. I hope it’s just a joke, or maybe you’re a time traveler from the Middle Ages? Keep trolling bro or enjoy the reality you’ve constructed for yourself 😂

Hi Monica, Glad you loved the video, thanks! Unfortunately we don’t do packing list videos, maybe one day but for now my attention is spent on making the best quality vlogumentary style videos I can. I believe we were both wearing North Face Future Light boots but we have both since upgraded. I have purchased some Mamut Gortex boots for our Everest base camp trip coming soon. The Inca Trail seemed fine in our standard hiking boots though, I wouldn’t imagine you’d run into any issues with something similar. Have an epic time on the trail, it’s amazing!

Time it right and with good weather it’s amazing.. one of the most beautiful places we have ever been!

Thank you! I was guiding there so this was taken throughout the year..

It’s an honour to hear that! Hope you got some valuable information for your trip, have an awesome time!

I know, the southern part of the country straddles the North American and South American tectonic plates. You are correct though the region is known as Central America from southern Mexico down to the bottom of Panama, that’s a regional definition rather than a geographical term I believe. 😊

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the commentary and found the information about the Keas insightful. The footage was captured during February. In the summer months, typically between December and February, the weather in that region is indeed sensational. It's bittersweet to witness the effects of climate change on glaciers, but you're right, it's a privilege to appreciate their beauty while we can. Best wishes to you as well!

Thanks for that. The weather is a tricky thing but I’ve had good luck at that time of year too. But good to bear in mind for the future trips hopefully.

Exactly, with weather sometime luck is the biggest factor.

It sure what that means..

Beautiful place!

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I think we started taking it but I was getting some nausea so stopped. I think the main reason I got a bit of altitude sickness was from talking too much instead of breathing 😂

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Loved Panama, my second time there, the first time I sailed from Northern Colombia where I used to teach English! Interesting you say that, I was lead to believe the Southern part of the Isthmus is technically on the South American continent. It’s certainly part of the South American tectonic plate, this is where I guess it depends on your definition. Geopolitically it’s recognised as Central America as whole but part of it straddles South America along the Darian Gap atleast (if not at the bridge of the Americas).

@@GlobalTravelStoriesyeah bro, born and raised right here my whole life. Never heard of the city being in South America. Definitely that happens after the Darién gap when you hit Colombia. However I have heard other UA-camrs having that idea, which is kinda nice 😅

@@juanluiscarbonepicard-ami5379 yeah my guide mentioned it and google also when you search for the bridge of the Americas says it, but I’d say technically you are right regardless. I just did a search on tectonics after reading your comment because I was curious. Apparently Panama sits on its own micro plate between North and South America which I found interesting.

@@GlobalTravelStoriesif you guys make it back, make sure to check out Bocas del Toro and Boquete, Godspeed guys 👍

@@juanluiscarbonepicard-ami5379 cheers man, went to Bocas about 10 years ago. One of my favourite spots in Latin America 🙌

I can’t remember exactly but it was on sale on the Celebrity Cruises website. I’d recommend checking regularly!

Yeah I think they were good. The guides didn’t speak any English so a little knowledge of Spanish helps but regardless it’s still fun. I have no regrets..

Thank you, we were there exactly a year ago today! April 2023

I believe it’s just during the summertime. From memory it’s Mondays and Wednesdays after 5pm. Although the times and days may have changed since we did it.

Perfect temperature at night!

You’re more than welcome 🤗

That’s awesome to hear, love DOC videos!

Thank you! I believe we had the Starboard (right) side which if you are doing the same itinerary as us should get you the best views down the South American coast and Cape Horn. As well as the Antarctic mainland.

Someone has taken the joy out of your life, and I’m sorry for your loss.

Thank you

Thank you, you’re more than welcome. We hope it can get more exposure!

Absolutely our pleasure making this video, we hope you enjoy the second part where we really spend time in Antarctica! Goodluck with your saving it’s well worth the trip!

Definitely!

Thank you for that, I’m glad this video helped with your research. There are bushes along the way especially in the lower altitudes but there are also multiple restrooms each day. Plus I find hiking and sweating reduces the need to go so each break was sufficient for us..

Thanks! As a tour guide history is a big part of what we do. The opinions expressed are that of the local people and come directly from them. The history itself is objective and never subjective. Stating established facts shouldn’t be avoided in these videos, in fact it’s a huge part of what draws us to travel in the first place and something we will never skirt around, everything has been well researched before posting.

But if you noticed any mistakes please let me know..

Thank you

I posted an overlay picture, maybe go back and press pause, the dark spaces resemble a llama and one of the stars represent its eye.

Thank you very much! So happy to hear you enjoyed both my video and our natural wonder of the world. Hope you enjoy the rest of your time here in this amazing place!

So many great things to do in Queenstown year round!

We would love to see you here! The Blue Mountains were my backyard growing up so they still hold a special place in my heart.. you’ll be stunned once you come see what we have over here in NZ! 🏔️

You’re welcome, I’m glad to hear that! Music is a big part of putting these together, thanks for noticing!

Always on the move!

Glad you enjoyed it! September you don’t normally need chains but some of the snow shots I got were from a freak snowstorm in Sep which can happen, however it’s very rare that chains are required on that road.. even in winter, they are pretty good at clearing it asap!

Thanks so much@@GlobalTravelStories

Thank you ☺️

Music from Storyblocks 😊

You’re more than welcome! 😊

Thank you for the information, we are obsessed with the rich history and culture of this place!

You’re more than welcome, it was a fantastic place to visit!

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what does that even mean .. ?

@@flyingtoaster1427about beauty of nature

Agreed!