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Hey Ryan, did you ever release the episode where you talked about what gear you took etc?

Personally I believe that Celtic tribes arrived here in new Zealand first.

This guy is a guessing flat earther

Hi Ryan, I’ve been an avid listener of your “Guilt” podcasts for a couple of years now, so it’s nice to put ‘a face to the voice’

Long lost civilisation. But NZ government will never let anyone excavate it as they fear it may alter NZ history, better they make up that it was created naturally over 300,000 years ago.

There was a bizarre murder of two elderly sisters who belonged to the Salvation Army in Wairoa, Hawkes Bay in 1942.On 21 August the elderly sisters Rosamund and Annie Smyth were found beaten to death in their Wairoa home; the crime had occurred about 13 days earlier. It was established that the murder weapons were an axe and a poker. There were a number of possible suspects but no one was ever convicted. In 1962 a dying Leo Silvester Hannan confessed to killing the Smyth sisters, and also an old man named Herbert Brunton at Wairoa in December 1948; Brunton had also been killed with an axe.

What just helping a mate geez i would hate to be his enemy 😮

Don't waste ya time . Under thr treay o wiatangi noone is allowed to say ANYTHING that could stop maori from FREE LOADING IN THE REST OF HARD WORKING NEW ZEALAND PEOPLE😮.

The offender wasn't cut up about it at all.

Yeah, trust the corupt gov. To give you the truth.

As you suggested, the reason this hasn't been excavated and there is only one reason, forget the trees etc is that if it were true that it is a man made structure it affects the Treaty. And to say there's no other evidence look at the stone structures in Waipua Forest, the Stone dwellings near Taupo and the boulder carvings at Raglan that are deliberately being left to erode away on the beach front. The NZ government are doing a great job at eradicating any potential idea that there was a pre-Maori culture existing in NZ.

Is the crime rate high in New Zealand?

Natural outcrop with a footing, NZ is definitely a land full of sheep

Its pretty bloody obvious its man-made, absolute coverup dont forget waipoua forest, its a bloody degrace.

another justification of new zealand occupation obvious i read it on ya face on ur thumbnail.

I trought it was 500 million years old or something they said

Simple question for the geologists out there: If this was a lava flow why did the lava stop flowing as a flat face like this? Alternatively, if the "face" of the "wall" is a vertical cleavage in a natural formation then what has happened to the remainder if the stone?

Those are joints, its blatantly a geological feature. Nothing particularly special about it unless that is what you want to see.

God dam man say it properly 😂 well narrated though

Then if so there is ur link to the pizza man murder...bit i undersatand the name of the man who walked into the shop was not handed over to you. But that is definitely a good follow up

Hi ryan ,you should ask the question or even find out if one of thw men who did the robberies are relaited to the mysterious man who walked into the shop and said it was his Nephew and he is dead. Ie, are one of the men in the robberies deceased.. . Kind regards . Also great pod cast

What time of year did you trek?

it was murder

Has a map of the complete amount of stone on the site ever been made? - all we see in videos about it is the same 4 square meters and then we get told that there is "more stones behind it". First investigage the facts of it all, map it, and then make theories.

Of course it was murder!

no surprise, they have been drinking for days so they not thinking clearly...

I've listened to the drury steel mill one, the swedish backpackers one, the pizza chef one and the boy that drowned in the south island and the one about the girl that went missing riding her horse. Do you have any other series on spotify Ryan?

Listened to the podcast first which was really insightful and made you feel that you are right there with Ryan, it's a great listen 👍

Oh no i get to the end of episode 4 and there is no 5, really enjoyed these, are the rest available on youtube and i'm not finding them? Hope so

Your story really resonated with me….I retired in 2014 and the next year my Father passed…He was a motorcycle rider like me and I took his ashes and rode solo around the entire perimeter of the U.S. spreading his ashes in every state…It was deeply rewarding and personal as my journey took me through some extreme weather like snow,rain,hail and even a tornado…I respect your determination in achieving your goal….Great video. 👊

They were told to come to that conclusion.. That's why they put an embargo on it until 2063

Thanks for this epic diary... ❤❤ I'm here from podcast...

I just completed the same trek with Travel Maker South Asia. Thanks for the rec!

Wow. A moving story and I'm hoping to make the journey to EBC. I'm running out of time.

Whether it be Journey or Guilt, the way you tell a story, the high's and low's, the laughs and tears - you have an amazing ability to capture your audience and keep us intrigued and wanting more. Thank you Ryan :)

Beautiful video!

Great video you have inspired me to go here

Just saw this now. What an amazing work you made to honor your loved one that you can see and reflect on forever. Such wonderful memories❤❤❤

Looks like nice walk. Ah..rats were actually introduced by Maori (kiore/Polynesian rat). There were plenty of bird species extinct by the time Europeans arrived - bit of actual NZ history, rather than left wing propaganda👍🏻

A beautifully edited video Ryan..I am planning a solo trek myself over 26 days starting from Jiri & including the 3 passes.What I liked about yr vid was the rawness & actual facts about how dangerous this trek can be.Well done & thank u for sharing. May I ask what were the exact dates of yr trek..????

Why would you choose to protect a paedophile by not naming him? Really weird choice.

Aloha! Well done vid braddah.👍🏻🤙🏼

Great tale, shows what gorge does to one’s logical thinking. I’ve never heard of Mangamahu before now even though I’ve been through that area a few times. Thank you. Looking forward to seeing more.

I'm sitting here with gout in my right ankle and knee. I could never make the trek with my health issues. Glad people like you make these videos. This is as close as I will ever get to a mountain.

one of the best experience i ever had❤❤❤❤

Well done.

A beautifully crafted film with wonderful narration. In addition your personal story and motivation was gripping. Well done. ❤

Cool video. Good quality. Great will power.❤❤

The song playing at the end is one of the most popular 90s songs of India. Bahot pyar karte hain tumko sanam( I love you very much my love). ua-cam.com/video/3Murq3jH18Q/v-deo.html

I'd go there next year 😍🥶🍀 What a fantastic journey. You inspired me