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My History Culture and Beach Adventures
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Приєднався 10 чер 2020
I created this channel to share my travels with family and friends and to relive great memories
Toulouse, Rue Saint-Rome
I walk the across the Place du Capitole, then down the Rue Saint-Rome the oldest street in the city.
00:00 Place du Capitole
03:43 Rue Saint-Rome
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I created my channel to share my travels with family and friends and to relive great memories
00:00 Place du Capitole
03:43 Rue Saint-Rome
Some of my favorite travel gear
Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket: amzn.to/45aFrY0
Cressi Adult Single Lens Snorkeling Diving Mask: amzn.to/4e2OQEN
Cressi Adult Diving Dry Snorkel: amzn.to/4bTPAeh
Protective Mask & Snorkel travel Wrap: amzn.to/3KoQ5k6
GoPro HERO12 Black: amzn.to/4bemdC9
Nextool EDC Keychain Multitool: amzn.to/3R9hRFg
Gerber Gear Shard Keychain: amzn.to/4ecT50S
Orange Holiday Europe sim card: amzn.to/3yCyFy2
Matador Soap Bar Case: amzn.to/4bDZsZk
VEEKTOMX Mini Power Bank 10000mAh, 22.5W Fast Charging Small Portable Charger: amzn.to/3zvFYbi
EPICKA Universal Travel Adapter: amzn.to/4e1oe7e
HEROCLIP Carabiner Clip: amzn.to/3R2wYQQ
Travelon Laundry Soap Sheets: amzn.to/4540RG4
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases
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A Taste of Türkiye (Turkey)
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I traveled around the country of Türkiye and sampled their wonderful food! 00:00 Imam Cagdas, Gaziantep 01:27 The Last Ottoman Cafe, Istanbul 03:52 Best Sandwich, Istanbul 04:41 Meat & Cheese, Gelemis 05:56 Grilled Meat, Sanliurfa 07:35 Grand Bizarre, Gaziantep 09:02 Pomegranate Juice, Midyat 09:43 More Juice, Western Turkiye 11:30 Pomegranate & Orange Juice, Tlos 12:33 Best way to drink Raki, ...
Wonderful, Karnak Temple, Egypt
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The wonderful Temple of Karnak My spectacular Egyptian guide describes The Great Hypostyle Hall of Karnak. It is a garden forest of 134 giant sandstone columns in the form of papyrus stalks. Some of my favorite travel gear Columbia Men's Watertight II Rain Jacket: amzn.to/45aFrY0 Cressi Adult Single Lens Snorkeling Diving Mask: amzn.to/4e2OQEN Cressi Adult Diving Dry Snorkel: amzn.to/4bTPAeh Pr...
Verdun EP10: Meuse-Argonne American Military Cemetery
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Verdun Guided Tour EP10: In this FINAL episode we visit the largest American Military Cemetery in Europe. The Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery is located near the action of the largest American Battle in history, the Meuse-Argonne offensive. It was fought from September 26, 1918, until the Armistice of November 11, 1918, a total of 47 days. It is also the deadliest campaign in the history of the...
Verdun EP9: The largest and deadliest American Military action in history
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Verdun Guided Tour EP9: In this episode we visit the Montfaucon American Monument and discuss the largest and deadliest American Military action in history, the Meuse-Argonne offensive of 1918. 00:00 Montfaucon American Monument 00:37 German Bunkers 02:16 The Meuse-Argonne American offensive 02:51 George S. Patton and Montfaucon Hill 04:11 Memorial to the 315 Infantry Regiment 04:41 The Front L...
Verdun EP8: Inside Fort Douaumont
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Verdun Guided Tour EP8: In this episode we visit Fort Douaumont, which is the largest of the forts in the battle for Verdun. We tour inside the fortifications. Douaumont was captured by the German army without a single shot fired. Later the fort was re-taken by French Colonial Forces. 00:00 Model of Fort Douaumont 01:41 Electricy & Toilets 03:30 The Lookout Post 04:41 Gun Turret 06:30 Hallways ...
Verdun EP2: la Voie Sacrée (the Sacred Way)
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Verdun EP2: la Voie Sacrée (the Sacred Way)
Cape Archangelos Beach, Rhodes Greece
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Cape Archangelos Beach, Rhodes Greece
A guided tour of the Şanlıurfa Mosaic Museum
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A Guided tour of the Kizilkoyun Necropolis in Şanlıurfa, Türkiye
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A Guided tour of the Kizilkoyun Necropolis in Şanlıurfa, Türkiye
Beautiful
When you walk in at 3:30, you are at the place where the first nine musical notes of the chorus of "C'est si Bon" (F, E, Eb, F, G, A, G, F, D) came to the mind of Nice composer Henri Betti (1917-2005) when he looked at bras presented in the window of a "Scandale" lingerie boutique ! At the time, this avenue was called "Avenue de la Victoire".
Thank you, love it!
Thank you so much for your adventures.. we have been there but your video brought fond memories
Thank you for your kind words
Could you swim from Cape Archangelos Beach to Red Sand Beach?
It is possible, however It would be a long swim. It took me 15-20 minutes to hike there from Cape Archangelos Beach. I did take a few breaks because of the heat.
I miss gythion I want to go back and stay for ever.
One of the most nicest places in greece. I have been there more than 10 times.
I totally agree, when we arrived we were the only foreigners, and that was great! The Greeks are very welcoming and kind people.
kaç yıl önce çekilmiş bu video 75 tl antep fıstığı yazıyor.
Evet, 2021'de çektim, o zamandan beri Türkiye'de ve dünyada enflasyonun farkındayım. Çok teşekkür ederim
There are Turkish restaurants in America, you can eat Turkish food there even if you miss it.
I actually do!
Looks like you had a ton of fun and ate like a local. Great video as well. Congrats
It was a unique experience, I went to places that few westerners ever visit, and was treated very kindly. The food was absolutely remarkable.
I am looking for the same artist! Did you ever find out her name?
No I did not, but do you know the name of the song?
I'm going there in a month and I can't wait!
Wow😮😮😮
I know, simply amazing
Wow!
I know, simply amazing
Crazy thing is that's barley anything compared to how many bodies that weren't found in ww2
I know, I have heard that northern France is one big graveyard. Just from WW1 there are over 750,000 bodies which were never found. Very sad.
What was the total time to complete route B ?
I can’t remember exactly, however, it’s so beautiful there you’ll want to take your time. I think we took about four hours, but we stopped for coffee and took in a lot of the views.
Wow
Freed your frog ass
I'm getting ready to move to Diyarbakir to teach English. Can't wait!
Hello AmeliaTeachesEnglish, I really enjoyed my time in Diyarbakir and the surrounding area and I think it will be a rewarding experience for you, I'm very jealous. I just subscribed to your channel. Here are 2 more of my videos from Diyarbakir. The Roman walls of Diyarbakır: ua-cam.com/video/6jX74rJ22jg/v-deo.html Guided tour of Diyarbakır: ua-cam.com/video/837GsF5G1k0/v-deo.html I'm looking forward to hearing about your experiences from that part of the world.
@@myhistorycultureandbeachadvent Thank you! I'll check out those videos 💕
Petrified wood buildings becouse of the Noah's flood, 4.400 years ago.
People are the problem, not the goats. That's THEIR house. 😊😊
For sure, in every way!
bir de o küçük tiyatro değil odeon
İngilizce fena değil hocam ama Xerxes'in ingilizcesine bi bakabilirisin...
WW1 was the biggest waste of human life ever a war over nothing that ended in nothing
Nah, not nothing. It paved the way for fascists and Bolsheviks to create dictatorships that would result in even deadlier and longer lasting conflicts.
I totally agree, here is a quote from world war 1 “ Young men who don’t know each other fighting on behalf of old men who do know each other”
All for nothing
I totally agree, here is a quote from world war 1 “ Young men who don’t know each other fighting on behalf of old men who do know each other”
How do you know it'a a Foxhole and not an artillery hole ?
Because of the signage that is at the entrance of near the parking lot.
French guy is kook,,the American is embarrassing
a great tour
thank you
Listening to the guide looking out onto the plane explaining where Achilles killed Hector, and where the Horse was brought through the gate to Cassandra's dismay (probably!) is spine tingling. And all those 'ancient civilisations' that came after the destruction and built their tourist buildings there, like Alexander the Great and the Romans. All because of the Illiad, and the story it contained. Thank heaven it's come down to us in modern times. What a unique place.
thank you for your very insightful comments and I totally agree
What's the back ground music
Jesse Gallagher - Monumental Journey
Thank you..
Thanks for the video! Can't wait to visit all of these when in Rhodes next month!
Let me know how you like it! Especially if you go to burial chambers beach
Beautiful place.
It really is!
I’m not even sure an American President has ever visited this place.
I waited until I posted my full video to respond to your comment. You are absolutely correct. No American president has ever been at the cemetery. Here is a link to the full video and at the 04:52 Mark, we discussed that fact. Verdun EP10: Meuse-Argonne American Military Cemetery, the largest in Europe ua-cam.com/video/MPZQXP3ZIQY/v-deo.html
I'm glad I saw your video. NO WAY!!! I'll visit, but not up to the very top. Nice job with the video and the stairs.
Hi Tricia, I do not like heights, and I had to work up the courage to climb all the way to the top. It would’ve been better if there wasn’t snow and ice on those steps I’m glad you like the video.
Thank you for the video 🎉
My pleasure, I’m glad you enjoyed it
Very disappointed you didn't go back for the cheese 😂
Hey Ryan, great observation, and thanks for watching haha, I actually went back the next week and bought some because it was so good
@@myhistorycultureandbeachadvent hi there! That's great, my mouth was watering throughout the tour haha. Hopefully I'll be able to visit soon.
I appreciate your knowledge and time. I hope to visit France one day, but your videos help a lot. Thank you! EDIT: Looking through your videos got me excited. There is a lot to look forward to!
Thank you for your kind comment.
I spent several days exploring around Verdun. It's one big open air museum.
Yes it is, incredible and sad at the same time.
The following United States Army Tank Battalions participated in World War I. 301st Battalion, Tank Corps 331st Battalion, Tank Corps 344th Battalion, Tank Corps 345th Battalion, Tank Corps 331st Battalion was part of the 306th Tank Brigade 344th Battalion and 345th Battalion were part of the 304th Tank Brigade
very interesting thank you
May they all rest easy 🙏
The one in Luxembourg (Battle of the Bulge) is also very impressive. RIP Thank you for keeping us free
thank you, hopefully one day I will see it
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
You are so welcome
When I was younger, I visited Normandy. As I remember it, I walked up a small hill or embankment and then all at once saw below me all the crosses, all the graves, of my young countrymen who had died there. And I started to cry.
it’s hard to hold back, very sad
He saved another… straight to Heaven for him. Bless you Sir.
bless you also
Bless them all ❤️🇺🇲
Another great video - thanks so much for sharing your experiences at that unique place. It is gratifying to see others wandering about, wanting to know what happened there. It's my understanding that the battlefield just stayed untouched until after the war .. visitors - usually other soldiers - would just be walking among dead bodies and destroyed equipment, guns and shells everywhere. After the first bombardments in Feb and March 1916, when all the trees and roads and paths were gone, it must have been impossible to find your way anyplace, especially in the dark .. just one mud hole after the next. The wooden monument beside the resting place of those dead French soldiers was very moving. Looked like it was carved from a tree trunk, I'm guessing from nearby. The monuments of Verdun are worthy of. their own documentary - as unlike other war monuments, they don't glorifying the battle at all. They are very sober and sad and even macabre in their depiction of the horrors of the battle. Thanks again. Always excited to see one your episodes pop up.
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate your comments and insight. when I was at the Thiepval Memorial a few years ago, I read that there are well over 750,000 soldiers that were never found and that all of Northern France is one big graveyard. I really appreciate you taking the time to comment and watch the videos and I’m so glad you’re enjoying them.
Lycia is not Greek, it is an Anatolian federation of cities
Yes, and it is actually where the idea of a “representative republic” was born, many people don’t realize that the Lycian league is mentioned in the federalist papers as an example used in the US Constitution.
0:21 *youngest combat fatalities... A soul moving place for certain.
For sure, 15 years old
Thanks for another great video! Can't wait to see more. There is a lot about Col. Driant in the book "The Price of Glory" by Alistair Horne. Thanks again for posting!
i’m so glad you’re enjoying these videos, thank you for your Comment
So glad you are posting these! I suspect your guide might have mentioned this, but before Mr. Maginot built the infamous line of fortifications of WW2, he was Sergeant Maginot in the French Army ... and served in Verdun. Thank you so much for sharing these.
In next Friday’s video, we have a long conversation about André Maginot, which takes place in front of his memorial near Verdun. Thank you for your comment.
@@myhistorycultureandbeachadvent Fantastic!
if you are interested, a few years ago I toured the ANZAC engagements with the Turkish army in Gallipoli. It’s amazing how much a person learns at the actual site with a knowledgeable guide. I hope to go back to Cape Helles and tour, the French and English parts of the battle. I also accomplished one of my lifelong dreams when I crossed the Hellespont. here’s the link to my Gallipoli playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL6D15oeoBtr0UhrG9Wwepqc2OgDStsW5T.html Here’s a link to my Hellespont video: ua-cam.com/video/-MeiN_r94_k/v-deo.htmlsi=-91laMyR8PbKbghe
@@myhistorycultureandbeachadvent Thanks! I will check it out!!
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