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Soggy Moggy Travels
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Dedicated to the finest things in life. Mainly travel, but some martial arts. [Channel was formerly called "KungZoo."]
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This video was filmed by me; added music comes from Kevin MacLeod
"Dance of the Tuba Plum Fairy" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Dance of the Tuba Plum Fairy" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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SNoW! | with relaxing music by Kevin MacLeod
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December 2022 saw record snowfall across the southwest of England. Follow some of the scenes with the accompanying relaxing ambience of music by Kevin MacLeod. Music credit: “Ethereal Relaxation” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 Camera: Samsung A52s smartphone Editing software: Microsoft Video Editor
the bonkey donkeys
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Come and spend more time with donkeys Chamomile, Oolong, Earl Gray, and Bergamot. Ven y pasa más tiempo con los burros Chamomile, Oolong, Earl Grey y Bergamot. Donkeys are fast becoming my favoriate animal. Whereas horses easily get skittish and can knock you out with a sudden swing of their head, donkeys are a lot more zen (although they can occasionally bite and kick if they get grumpy). They...
donkey derby | WHICH ASS WILL WIN?
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The donkey derby line-up: Bergamot, Chamomile, Earl Gray, Oolong 6 Carrots, 6 Rounds - Who can get to the carrot first the most number of times? Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:13 Round 1 01:20 Round 2 02:30 Round 3 04:00 Round 4 04:35 Round 5 05:22 Round 6 07:02 Winner's trophy 07:07 Post-race interviews Video credits The following music was used in this video: Race 1 “Circus of Freaks” Kevin MacLe...
Travel UK: MOOVE! ~ Why you shouldn't get close to these animals
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Twelve highland cattle have been introduced across two sites in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, UK, as part of a re-wilding project. They roam in open enclosures that the public can also enter. They graze, and clear the undergrowth naturally. They are a naturally docile animal, but it is nonetheless advised to keep your distance, as their horns and their body mass could inflict serious dam...
Travel Korea: Mongolian Throat Singing
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A performance by Mongolian throat singers as part of the 2012 Buddha Day Festival in Jongno, Seoul, Korea.
Travel Korea: 종묘대제 (Jongmyo Daeje)
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Procession leading to Jongmyo, in Jongno, Seoul, Korea.
Travel Korea: Pangyo (판교)
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A newly developed "silicon valley" district south of Seoul. It's still undergoing construction, but it has some of the most progressive modern architecture in Korea.
Travel Korea: Seodaemun Prison History Hall (서대문형무소역사관) [trigger warning ~ incarceration theme]
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The Seodaemun Prison was constructed to house Korean "prisoners" during the Japanese occupation of Korea. Conditions were harsh, with stone floors, no heating, and various rooms/spaces for punishment, slave-labor, and execution. Unlike the tragic inmates, these days you can walk freely (small entrance fee) in and around the prison. It has also been used as a prison set in numerous Kdramas and T...
Travel Korea: Why Suwon Is Worth a Visit (수원)
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Suwon is a city south of Seoul, accessible by train or bus. It is famous for its fortress walls that encircle the city. You can easily spend a day walking around the wall, making Suwon an interesting side trip for those spending a lot of time in Korea.
Travel Korea: Lost Village of Jichuk (지축 ~ Seoul subway line 3)
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In 2010, residents were forced to abandon their homes in Seoul's district of Jichuk to make way for modern residential complexes. What was essentially a village of small, traditional-style dwellings, became a ghost town. Residents had left behind many belongings, including many cats. Many cats were roaming around the streets and abandoned houses. I was able to enter all of the houses to see the...
Travel Korea: Kill Dong Eco Park, Seoul (길동생태공원)
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Travel Korea: Kill Dong Eco Park, Seoul (길동생태공원)
Travel Korea: Tomb of Prince Gwangpyeong (광평대군묘역)
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Travel Korea: Tomb of Prince Gwangpyeong (광평대군묘역)
Travel Korea: Amsa Dong Prehistoric Site (암사동 유적)
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Travel Korea: Amsa Dong Prehistoric Site (암사동 유적)
Travel Korea: Semiwon (세미원) ~ Lotus Paradise
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Travel Korea: Semiwon (세미원) ~ Lotus Paradise
Travel Korea: Buddha Birthday Party 2011
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Travel Korea: Buddha Birthday Party 2011
Travel Korea: Taffy Vendors at Yangyeong Market
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Travel Korea: Taffy Vendors at Yangyeong Market
Travel Korea: Bongeungsa Temple Ceremony (봉은사 [서울])
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Travel Korea: Bongeungsa Temple Ceremony (봉은사 [서울])
Travel Spain: Museum of Contemporary Arts, Seville
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Travel Spain: Museum of Contemporary Arts, Seville
Travel Korea: Arirang Trot Song (아리랑)
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Travel Korea: Arirang Trot Song (아리랑)
Kenji midori last world champion
I’m so good to see you still making videos. I used to watch you when I was a a kid
@samwalkee6268 - Well, I'm glad you've remained on the journey! I did have the intention to resurrect the channel properly, but the bar for good YT vids is now very high and I need to have the right frame of mind if I am to do it properly - which clearly I haven't yet had.
@@soggymoggytravels if I’m correct didn’t you used to do pronunciation videos?
@@samwalkee6268 I did have quite a few English teaching videos on various language points, but I've long since deleted those as the quality wasn't great.
That has no power but there is an easy fix. Do a knee kick and just an the end add the foot Check Kenji Midori there is a 2 Min video, which will change your kicks
This needs more views
普通だね
G'day! Ah Memories of my Youth!
I hope those are good memories!
❄Cool video ❄
chill out, man! :)
este noble animal explotado y abusado desde tiempos inmemoriables ,tiene mas bondad y talento que nadie creeria ,es docil humilde ,carinoso y obediente ,yo creo que hay mas de cuarenta millones ,en los paises de pobreza extrema los usan para carga sin darles el minimo cuidado ,siempre maltrados ,mal alimentados y su sacrificio final es dar su pobre carne a los mas pobres ,triste la vida de este ser.
Sí, los burros han servido a los humanos durante muchos siglos. Deseo que más personas los traten con amor y amabilidad. Ellos son criaturas encantadoras.
Don't really know what this was all about but I really was entertained. Donkeys are so cute, intelligent, stubborn, good watch dogs and just all around silly little creatures. Love to hearing the munch, munch, munch. No table manners what so ever. Thanks for sharing. Squeeze all them goofy babies for me and Happy New Year.
Yes, donkeys can be very entertaining, and they will go to great lengths (literally) for a good carrot. Hopefully I'll be uploading some more footage of these furry friends in the near future.
Donktastic!
🎅
15 years ago
Yes, but isn't it still great to watch!
17 years ago,i cant still believe that kenji died mid 90s
That is Kenji Midori, champion of Kyokushin World Open in 1991.
What a lovely video you caught some great shots there...such a beautiful haunting place...great work a pleasure to watch
Thanks - and to think this was taken on a basic digital camera before the likes of iPhones etc.
Stupendo.......
Grazie!
Can you als please tell me what number 14 on the map says?
@bee winfield I'm afraid it's hard to see the lettering on that map. All I can say is that it's a 'place of' something (Hangeul looks like 'pid-it bul e gwan jang', but I'm not sure).
@@soggymoggytravels thank you.
Hi KungZoo, lovely place! Can you please tell me what are the little Round house structures with a hole for a door , who lives there? At the 1:35 mark
@bee winfield These are small-scale artistic recreations of the architectural typology and layout of the types of clay/straw dwellings found on this site.
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*They're Freaking fassst⚡⚡⚡*
これが抜きの蹴り☺️
5:52 oh so adorable 🥰
I have actually used a mawashi geri in a street fight. Landed a hard right-footer (my weaker side) in the guy's guts. As soon as it connected, that was it... game over. That didn't stop me kicking him around the floor a bit thereafter though..... 😉
1:43
Better than most western teenagers that Are old biologically and infertile with low vitality
Isn't that Tsukamoto holding the mitt for him at the end? You know someone is good if they have another world champion holding the mitt for them.
Pure cuteness!
You're right about his actions translating for him. He's talking about getting the knee high on the chamber and using the follow through to snap the kick. Using the momentum of the knee lift. Something to that effect. I'm better with Korean, but also speak a little Japanese.
Yes, I think he's suggesting to work on knee chambering 30 times in one session.
Who ever disliked the video who are you
ミット持っててもこんな蹴り受けたくないわ
Severn beach is where a friend was washed ashore, after walking out to the low tide rocks
I'm sorry to hear that. The mud and the low tides can catch people out.
Mannn it’s so scary kick! I hope you never used it on someone
Horrible things. I always kill the babies any chance I get
Ur horrible
Humans are horrible things like you.
So cute and fluffy 🌸
Hi there! I also have 4 african hedgehogs.. How do I get rid of fleas? Can someone give me advice?
I found a way to remove the fleas!! Thanks anyway..
Ik woon in Heerlen
Are you still living there now? What is your favorite place in Heerlen?
Kyokushin and Muay Thai are the most painful stand up styles. I'd rather do MMA or Sanda than Kyokushin or Muay Thai as I can grapple if need be and I'm not forced to get hit!!!!
Jin Kazama wins!
baby are so hungry . where your mama . when will she come back and give you a little some thing to eat .
Nice Clip Keep posting videos like these
THIS IS SO ADORABLE
We had tree baby seagulls living on our roof.two of them died withing their first week in life... The third one is still alive and has left the roof to become a young adult. Watching this film makes me happy. I've become to love this noisy little fellas. All you want to do is to bath them, kiss them, love them, feed them and fluff them up. But you can't... Because that would ruin everything. You'd get flees and diseases, you'd ruin the seagull parenting routines and you could probably break the law as well.
my uncle is kyokushin karate teacher he said i should destroy the rooftop things or mybe rooftop rock and i punch it and its breaked! im so happy! i will never give up learning kyokushin karate! :)
OSU! FROM UNITED KINGDOM
OSU!!!! FROM BRAZIL !!!! FRANCISCO FILHO.
Hii could you share the Postcode and car parking facilities near by please...
I took the train to Severn Beach train station. There seems to be a lot of on-street parking options around the station.
Nossa deus nunca iria fzr esso
Osu!!!!!
I have two one had falling down our chimney got it out had it for 4 days we now keeping eye on the poor little thing it is now walking in to a car park next too the field we put it in the mother keeps swooping down cannot wait till he fly upset seeing him wondering about looking for his mum now wish kept him longer!!!
Osu...
cultuur stad en veel mokaantjes:):) hahaaha
What are "mokaantjes"?
@@soggymoggytravels Youths of Moroccan descent of the 3th generation and on, all of them born in the Netherlands, living in underprivileged neighbourhoods in Heerlen that are known to behave antisocially, operating in groups and cause problems in Heerlen and surroundings from time to time. Often in Heerlen nightlife too. Their fathers came as guest laborers to the Netherlands in the early 1960's. You actually write it as ''Marokkaantjes'' and not ''mokaantjes'' (this guy cannot write properly). It's kind of a derogatory slang term commonly used by native-born Dutch people to designate this particular group, mostly after something negative appears about this particular group of people again in Dutch media. Especially sinds the early 2000's. Problems that have always existed with this group in Dutch society deteriorated after 9/11 and the assasination of the Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh by a young religious Moroccan in the early 2000's
@@2011Kafka That’s interesting to hear. Perhaps I simply didn’t spend enough time in Heerlen to notice those kind of things. The Netherlands is very multicultural overall, though.
@@soggymoggytravels Don't know how much time you spent in Heerlen/rest of the Netherlands most recently, but you have to be like living in the Netherlands for at least a couple of years to start noticing those kind of things. And, moreover, be aware of what happened in the Netherlands in the past decades. ''The Netherlands is very multicultural overall, though.'' Yeah, well, that's what Dutch native-born people always like to tell the rest of the world. It's like one of their 2 biggest advertisement billboards for their country. People from other Western countries, like the USA, Germany etc. pass virtually unnoticed and integrate well into Dutch culture, never heard of any problems with Chinese/other Asian people in the Netherlands either. People from South and Central America have become hugely popular with the Dutch over the past 20 years since our present King married an Argentinian woman in 2002 so there are no problems whatsoever between the Dutch and those no matter what the influx may be. However, there are actually still problems between the Dutch and migrants from some islands in the Caribbean (Aruba, Curacao, Saint Maarten etc.) that once used to be Dutch colonies. Those people have been living here for almost 50 years now and are still, along with the Moroccans/other Muslim minorities, still at the bottom of the acceptance ranking...