I’m not able to do what you guys do but I lost my husband 2 years ago after a short but horrendous illness so I bought a tiny van and I take myself off and have mini adventures, so good for the soul. Love that you are bringing the big adventures to us all. Stay safe and well, your happiness shines through ❤️
So enjoying seeing countries that I thought that I would never ever visit. You two are SO positive wherever you go. Now I have plans to visit those countries because of your wonderful travels there!
This video was just beautiful and, inspirational and really resonated with me. In 2018 age 65 I started feeling there should be something more to this retirement thing..so I sold all my belongings, gave up my apartment and bought a mini van to travel in...solo with just my dog!. I lived in it for a year and a half criss crossing the US..then Covid😞 I set up a sticks and bricks basecamp here in Canada and intend to head out again as soon as the weather breaks in the spring. I just turned 70 and am very fortunate to be in excellent health..but the cruel irony of aging is how quickly time passes. I think one of the reasons I love being out on the open road so much is the sense it gives you of time being suspended..actually slowing down. Perhaps it's because there are no schedules, apointments or dates to measure our fleeting days by..nothing to tether us to the illusion of time. I do think one of the gravest mistakes so many people make is they think they have 'time' and put off doing things til later or when the time is perfect..like you said Chris..well time waits for no one..and I have found it is how we spend our days now in the present time, taking chances, chasing our dreams and fulfilling our bucket list to be the key to fulfillment and happiness. It's about the experiences.These are the days of our lives and like Jack Kerouac said.."climb that God damn mountain!"
Marianne and Chris, First and foremost let us say Thank You for wonderful content and a weekly escape for me (Stan) to watch your adventures. This latest installment has hit home and I want to express my true appreciation for the message contained in it. My wife was recently diagnosed with a 5cm tumor in her pelvis and it is causing her much pain. Initial diagnosis gave a bleak outlook. We had weeks of uncertainty. Thankfully on Thursday of this last week we received some positive news that the original diagnosis may have been overly aggressive. We are certainly not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination, but things look more hopeful. Your video today was very impactful to us personally and served to reinforce our bond with each other. When and if we move beyond this we will certainly drink the champagne! There will be an expensive bottle of wine corked tonight for sure. And I'm hoping it is over Whataburger. You guys are great! Keep it up! Stan and Missy / Central Texas
I absolutely loved this episode. Thank you for sharing your personal experience of why you decided to “Tread the Globe”. It’s so true: if we wait too long, it might be too late.
Hola guys! Very touching episode. I'd say that fortunately, I had this approach about life from a fairly young age. So I promised to myself that I would find a way to balance my life and adapt my work to it ,and not the other way around. It worked well so far, from about 15 year now. And still is, now that I just turned 47. I was not lucky enough to find a partner matching for my life style so far, that could be nice, but I can't complain. At the moment I have so many problems with my van, and it's not so sure it'll be possible to fixed it. So I'm temporarly stuck, altougth I live in a mountain resort in the Alps that is not bad at all, but in the waiting I'm studying a potential way to have a new Van, just in case. Wish me luk! Love from Italy! p.s.: sorry for my broken english ;-)
As I sit here thoroughly enjoying your video and readying myself to get back to work completing my bus conversion, I am reminded, yet again, that I am doing exactly the right thing! We are never promised tomorrow - I plan to take how ever many more days I have and live life to the fullest! Thanks for the reminder and an absolutely stunning video. 🥰
I left van life and moved to Crucecita, Mexico 2 years ago. 9 bays and 36 beaches surrounded by national rainforest AND our town is powered by all renewable energy and all the water is cleaned before it is returned to the ocean. Crocodiles in the river and bio lumination tides are best seen when there is no moon AND we released more than 4 million turtles back into the ocean this year. The largest release in the world. Maybe you will take the ferry over to the mainland of Mexico and come down the coast before you head to Guatemala!!!!
Wow - sounds epic !! We are not heading over on this adventure as we are driving around the world and shipping to Japan next - but when we do the Alaska Argentina trip - we will do that !! 💚😍
This is absolutely one of your best episodes, and I’ve seen all of them since you get stuck in a car park in Turkey This one I can watch again Keep up the good work, your doing an amazing work. ❤️
Hayatınızın en büyük kararını vermişsiniz, dünyayı gezin görün ve herkes keşke sizin gibi bu kararı verebilse sizler çok şanslısınız Marianne ve Chris, ileride anlatacak bir sürü hikayeleriniz olacak. ❤❤
What a poerful message Chris, thank you. My Dad passed a couple years ago and on his birthday I tap into his whiskey bottle of Rich and Rare. I think about various things I wished we would have talked about.
Thank you for showing me my Baja through the your eyes. As with everything, if you live it daily, you stop to see the beauty around you. Videos like these show how lucky I am to be living here...
I actually stumbled upon your videos when searching Turkey (I plan on moving to Istanbul this summer). I also hope to do a world roadtrip in the future (cycling) so this has been perfect! You guys bring a lot of positivity, and this video hit the spot.
I just passed you on the freeway in San Diego on interstate 8 East right before Alpine. I honked at you and you honked back and waved. I’m happy to follow you. I’m a van life person myself but I was driving my work truck.
Here’s my Japan tips: Kyoto: go to any shrine and do the ritual hand-washing. Find the parks and just walk around. Osaka: Osaka Castle is great, and the Aquarium is spectacular. Tip: In cities, the large grocery stores are on the basement level of big department stores.
Thankyou for those inspiring words, Chris very true indeed, very true and marriane , yess! you only live once so live your best life. Am adventurous , I love trying new things too. This was emotional guys loved it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Totally on board with your thoughts, its exactly the same reason we are about to do the same.... to make memories and experiences 👏🙏 Truly magical moments... those special little ones making it to the sea ❤❤
Carpé Diem!!! I hear similar stories from so many fellow vanlifers on my travels. My own "wake up" was in 2013, when my late wife got a terminal cancer diag out of the blue unexpected. "Not going home and waiting for the grim reaper", she said. I saw our almost new motorhome on a forecourt the next day, showed it to her and off we went weekends at first and fulltime, when I took early retirement. Know what? They gave her 6 months but she lasted over 3 years travelling.... out in van 2 weeks before she finally passed away. - On my own since 2016 now, but she'll be spiritual copilot still, if I ever get back over to N America. - Oh that bubbly would NOT have lasted if my wife had got near it. Love the turtles.
You never know whats next … what will happen tomorrow🙏🏻🫡 So right! Live life at the fullest!! Such an inspiration! i need this video in this moment of my life! Big change , big decision are happening ❤️much love as usual
Loved this. Love a good tick off the bucket list. Seen a few natural wonders and man made, Monument Valley, Niagra Falls. Grand Canyon, lucky for us in our 30's. Been in a hot air balloon, and lots of other exciting things. We love our holidays and weekends exploring the great outdoors. Can't sit and watch box sets. Back in the day of travel agents we were told we eat islands, hehe, cant sit still, have to see whats out there. Ice cream, has to be salted caramel, yummy. Take care. X
This video was all a delight... What a gorgeous beach for the baby turtles... And wow that street food looked totally delicious! Hope Trudy's door gets fixed and that everyone following you can follow one of their own dreams however small! 🥰
Wow! Profound thought provoking words, as we’re advancing in years it truly focuses the awareness on what’s truly important in this fleeting experience we call life and if we even live to 100 it’s still very brief in the grand scheme of things, sometimes this takes too long to realise that we’re all living through the sands of time and we must embrace every living moment. Safe travels🙏
What an Amazing video, thank you so much for share these wonderful histories. Baja is really a wonderful place of Mexico, and so different to mainland, is very safe and People is so kind and warm! Enjoy it,!
That is the very reason we are, at 67 and 69, traveling a lot. Since we got married 8 years ago, second and third time in my case, we travelled every single year, sometimes twice(mostly Europe and Turkiye). We took big tours in the countries, mostly discovering the history and this year we are going to France for almost a month. I love your stories and congratulate you on your bravery. I have been following your for years. Hugs.
Thank you. Your videos are normally one of my vicarious forms of escape on a Sunday. This one however, was truly inspirational. I loved your philosophy here. It could be perceived as slightly melancholic but your message is one of true happiness. For anyone who is going through a rough patch, and we all do, this video is so uplifting.
Gifts of beautiful words and inspiring stories. Best of all you are both living by example a beautiful, exceptional life! Thank you for sharing so much inspiration!❤️❤️
I absolutely love the message about going out and seeing the world and not waiting. After the pandemic I opened my eyes to that realization and started doing instead of thinking about it. Love your content and your a big inspiration to many. Keep it coming cheers!
omg baby turtles! So cute! we didn't take the opportunity to see the baby turtles when were were in Nicaragua and we've been kicking ourselves about it ever since. definitely something on our bucket list as well!
Good for you, tackling that bucket list. My bucket list has grown so much that the bucket has turned into a skip. The trick is to make sure one doesn’t skip things on the list 😆
what a beautiful video . . gorgeous beach ocean and great food . .paradise 💙 . . Turtle 🐢 release amazing . . I would love to see the northern lights dancing in the night sky . .continued safe travels take care my friends happy trails 👣 ❤️ 🙋♀️🥰🌺🦋🌻🌹
We loved Japan. I'm hoping we can return to see more, as we barely scratched the surface. There's so much to love about it. The one place I'd recommend if you can, is Nijo Castle in Kyoto. We spent hours there. The floors sing as you walk through it! I kid you not. The gardens were amazing and it was worth the entrance fee. My bucket list is huge, but we hope to tick off a few things once we've moved and retired. We pick up our first van next week... Woop woop. 😉
Love your vids, I am so envious of you, our ‘scare’ came a few years ago, but sadly it was the big C and she didn’t make it, now I sit in my van on my own drive and wish I could turn back the clock.
I have been watching you guys for a long time, and I must say that this was the most touching one for me, at least. "Merhaba" from Leon Guanajuato Mexico :)
Terrifying sauce hahaha made me laugh. I started following you guys just before I did the three months in Turkey ( I think you guys were still there then as well) amazing place. Once Thailand finally opened, I awaited the Philippines to open again and I have been here about a year now since. I forgot about your vlogs and was great to see them again today. I did some car camping/tent camping in the Philippines, maybe one of the very few foreigners to do so. Camping the old fashioned way is starting to take off a bit here now though.. Keep up the great work, your edits are really looking good. Cheers!!
I saved a bottle of 1940 port for the same reason Chris, and when it was finally opened it too was 'off'......so carpe diem....thank you both for your videos.....James xx
Cows on the road!! A very important thought from Chris (and Jack 😉)! We also are doing our best to notice & celebrate each special moment instead of waiting for possibly bigger ones. Had a big lump in my throat seeing the baby turtles crawling to the sea! 🥲🥲 What a treat they gave behind the scenes access to film! Inspired by you guys, I'm adding turtle release to my Bucket List along with seeing lava and the Northern Lights. ❤️❤️😎👍xx
Love your vids and really looking forward to your Japan travels. Just got back from my 'bucket list' trip to Japan (I'm a cancer survivor) and loved every single second of it. Fujisan was beautiful, spent a lot of time staring at her. The Jigokudani Monkey Park (monkeys in a hot tub ) was fun but very busy, so the earlier the better. Stayed in a few traditional Ryokans which was a fab experience, tatami mat floors and futons (even with arthritis and a knackered back). Hiroshima was very moving but also a lovely chill city (head to the Okonomimura for Hiroshima style okonomiyaki). Miyajima Island is so pretty, Mount Misen (cable cars up to the top if you dont fancy the walk) and cute deer. Takayama in the alps is also a very chill city/town, quite 'olde worlde' Japan on one side of the river. Nara park and temple for the bowing deer. Sakurajima island to see the volcano (Kagoshima at the bottom of Kyushu). I didn't fancy getting naked in a public onsen but I managed to do two private ones ..... very hot, came out looking like a lobster, defo worth a go (unless blood pressure problems). So many more places I would love to see over there, may have to do a second bucket list trip but get a car next time. Thanks for the fab content and continue to enjoy your epic travels x😘
I sooooo ADMIRE BOTH of you and what you are doing!!! And I THANK YOU for taking me along with you!! I am 75 with a lot of health issues so I couldn't actually do this experience like you 2 are doing, but your video of all your adventures is allowing me to enjoy your adventures with you!!! That wishing tree is soooooo cool! I would have picked your flavor choice on the ice cream Marianne ! That beach is AMAZING!!! You have both done sooooo much for the turtles!!!! Tears of JOY are running down my cheeks !! I am SOOOO HAPPY you both got to experience this and let us experience it with you!!!
One of the best places to visit in Japan is Miyajima island near Hiroshima. Very peaceful place. wild deer are wandering around. fireworks festival was amazing.
Living and Loving life, what more can you ask for. I’m not in the position to experience 5 percent of what your experiences but watching you both enjoy life to the full makes me a happy Bunny for a while anyway. I wouldn’t want anything bad to happen to you or anyone so here’s to a healthy future God Bless you all ❤
Dear Marianne and Chris; thanks for this inspirational video 💫 we are passing through a very hard time in Turkey, both emotionally and physically. This video touched deepest of my soul. And Mexico 🙏🏻 they did a great job in the aftermath of the earthquake in Turkey. We really appreciate them. Of course there is the great soul Proteo; the rescue dog. He passed away during the search and rescue operations 😔 We will never forget him 💗 And the turtles in the video adds another emotional dimension 🥹 Love you both XXX
I'm loving this episode. (From my random comments, you can guess that I am watching avidly!) I'm wondering how they have such beautiful flowers 😂such a dry place. Do they have techniques that we in the UK could learn from?
Chris it is so true. The first place I wanted to visit after retiring 2 years ago was Japan. Delayed due to Covid but only 2 weeks away. Country number 103. We released baby turtles in Borneo on Turtle island after seeing a mother hatch eggs. Great to see you on beach with babies emotional.
Next year I will be 60. I am planning to get away from work in 3 years time. I want to be able to enjoy everyday of my life quietly, the way I like it. Traveling is not an option for some of us, but I can travel twice a year and see wonderful things. 😊😊😊
Another great video.Wishing you the best and most pleasant trip to the land of sun Japan. Hoping to see more of the Garden city of Kyoto and its beautiful temples. Also, a trip to the snow monkeys area will be interesting too, Happy trip!
Hi you two, great video as normal and very sentimental. We leave our jobs in 7 weeks and start our very own journey. First following your route driving from UK to Turkey so to catch up on your very own adventure only last week watch your trip again for travel tips. We can't wait to go to have our very own life moments. Stay safe
We were lucky enough to see a turtle release 28 years ago in Kenya when we were on our honeymoon, it was very special and I sometimes wonder how many survived Take care and live the moment! Xx
Thank you so much for another gorgeous video! My favourite ice cream flavour is black currant (with a dash of crème de cassis in it)! And on my bucket list: Göbekli Tepe and all the surrounding neolithic sites and Hattusa!
So beautiful seeing 👀 the baby turtles 🐢 released on their life adventure xxx I think you should go an experiance a Japanese Tea making process . I experienced it at the Museum of African Arts in London over 10years ago xxx Safe travels as always 🙏 ❤️ 💕
Spectacular, splendid and epic ❤❤❤❤, atleast the bucket list was completed about the turtles , 👍. My favourite ice cream is chocolate , coffee royale 😋 . My Bucket list is the Far East to , looking forward to your Japan adventure to 😊😊😊😊
It has been said before, Carpe Diem, Temps Fugit but you make an allegory that any man can understand at the gut level, fill that bucket. Good reminder that you and Marianne are practicing. Looks like the world is a village which it really is, great video.
What a beautiful video. That kitchen at that restaurant off the road, so reminded of my abuelita's "joron". That's how they call kitchens in the country side of Panama. And Marianne's story brought tears to my eyes. My mom actually died of lung cancer😥 Sorry for getting so personal. She was only 52. Life is the most precious gift that we could ever have. And living it to the fullest is not necessarily about extravagance or "having" too much of this or that. But about doing what makes you happy. Live and let live. Love, life and laughter. And making a difference in others lives for the better, even in the smallest ways. Thank you for sharing. Love, love ❤
Oh you abuelitas kitchen sounds great !! I am sorry for your loss 🌺 life is definitely for living and every moment is precious - sending love from us M 🌷🌺🙏
You are an inspiration to so many. Love you both beyond words and we’re so proud to call you friends. Keep on being you and shining your light 🌟🌟🧡🧡 Ps: the champagne story will always be one of my faves, think about it all the time!
Yes we are your friends and your family - we love you so much and appreciate you 😍 See you as soon as we can and look forward to the next avocado dance together xx love M and C xx
The Hotel California is a Jail. It was built in 1929 as a hotel which hosted many Hollywood celebrities. It then became a naval hospital and in 1962 it became a prison facility focused on drug rehabilitation, before becoming a maximum security prison for lifers.
To bad about the door on Trudy. I live in Central USA and we have winds frequently. I've had that happen a few times. It seems the hinge get bent. I place a short lumber 2X4 in tight near the hinge and push HARD on the door to close it to bend the hinge back into place. Maybe have to do it a few times until it lines up as intended.
Cactus fruit is very delicious, it is found in the Aegean and Mediterranaen coasts of Turkey. And thank you for drawing attention to awareness for nature🐢🐢🐢
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I’m not able to do what you guys do but I lost my husband 2 years ago after a short but horrendous illness so I bought a tiny van and I take myself off and have mini adventures, so good for the soul. Love that you are bringing the big adventures to us all. Stay safe and well, your happiness shines through ❤️
So enjoying seeing countries that I thought that I would never ever visit. You two are SO positive wherever you go. Now I have plans to visit those countries because of your wonderful travels there!
I've discovered your channel recently. Can't stop watching. It's like virtually traveling along with you guys.
Awesome! Thank you!
Beautiful video 😊 and those baby turtles are so precious thank you for sharing 😊🙏🌼💛🌼💛🌼💛🌼
This video was just beautiful and, inspirational and really resonated with me. In 2018 age 65 I started feeling there should be something more to this retirement thing..so I sold all my belongings, gave up my apartment and bought a mini van to travel in...solo with just my dog!. I lived in it for a year and a half criss crossing the US..then Covid😞 I set up a sticks and bricks basecamp here in Canada and intend to head out again as soon as the weather breaks in the spring. I just turned 70 and am very fortunate to be in excellent health..but the cruel irony of aging is how quickly time passes. I think one of the reasons I love being out on the open road so much is the sense it gives you of time being suspended..actually slowing down. Perhaps it's because there are no schedules, apointments or dates to measure our fleeting days by..nothing to tether us to the illusion of time. I do think one of the gravest mistakes so many people make is they think they have 'time' and put off doing things til later or when the time is perfect..like you said Chris..well time waits for no one..and I have found it is how we spend our days now in the present time, taking chances, chasing our dreams and fulfilling our bucket list to be the key to fulfillment and happiness. It's about the experiences.These are the days of our lives and like Jack Kerouac said.."climb that God damn mountain!"
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Love, love, love this post, Roxanne!
Marianne and Chris, First and foremost let us say Thank You for wonderful content and a weekly escape for me (Stan) to watch your adventures. This latest installment has hit home and I want to express my true appreciation for the message contained in it. My wife was recently diagnosed with a 5cm tumor in her pelvis and it is causing her much pain. Initial diagnosis gave a bleak outlook. We had weeks of uncertainty. Thankfully on Thursday of this last week we received some positive news that the original diagnosis may have been overly aggressive. We are certainly not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination, but things look more hopeful. Your video today was very impactful to us personally and served to reinforce our bond with each other. When and if we move beyond this we will certainly drink the champagne! There will be an expensive bottle of wine corked tonight for sure. And I'm hoping it is over Whataburger. You guys are great! Keep it up! Stan and Missy / Central Texas
Sending big hugs and thank you for sharing 🌺🙏🌷
I absolutely loved this episode. Thank you for sharing your personal experience of why you decided to “Tread the Globe”. It’s so true: if we wait too long, it might be too late.
Hola guys! Very touching episode.
I'd say that fortunately, I had this approach about life from a fairly young age. So I promised to myself that I would find a way to balance my life and adapt my work to it ,and not the other way around.
It worked well so far, from about 15 year now.
And still is, now that I just turned 47.
I was not lucky enough to find a partner matching for my life style so far, that could be nice, but I can't complain.
At the moment I have so many problems with my van, and it's not so sure it'll be possible to fixed it.
So I'm temporarly stuck, altougth I live in a mountain resort in the Alps that is not bad at all, but in the waiting I'm studying a potential way to have a new Van, just in case.
Wish me luk!
Love from Italy!
p.s.: sorry for my broken english ;-)
As I sit here thoroughly enjoying your video and readying myself to get back to work completing my bus conversion, I am reminded, yet again, that I am doing exactly the right thing! We are never promised tomorrow - I plan to take how ever many more days I have and live life to the fullest! Thanks for the reminder and an absolutely stunning video. 🥰
I left van life and moved to Crucecita, Mexico 2 years ago. 9 bays and 36 beaches surrounded by national rainforest AND our town is powered by all renewable energy and all the water is cleaned before it is returned to the ocean. Crocodiles in the river and bio lumination tides are best seen when there is no moon AND we released more than 4 million turtles back into the ocean this year. The largest release in the world. Maybe you will take the ferry over to the mainland of Mexico and come down the coast before you head to Guatemala!!!!
Sounds like a great place doing great things :)
How much is the rent of a decent condo apartment ? I have stable income 3000 Euros. I am planning to move to Mexico too.
Wow - sounds epic !! We are not heading over on this adventure as we are driving around the world and shipping to Japan next - but when we do the Alaska Argentina trip - we will do that !! 💚😍
This is absolutely one of your best episodes, and I’ve seen all of them since you get stuck in a car park in Turkey
This one I can watch again
Keep up the good work, your doing an amazing work. ❤️
Hayatınızın en büyük kararını vermişsiniz, dünyayı gezin görün ve herkes keşke sizin gibi bu kararı verebilse sizler çok şanslısınız Marianne ve Chris, ileride anlatacak bir sürü hikayeleriniz olacak. ❤❤
What a poerful message Chris, thank you. My Dad passed a couple years ago and on his birthday I tap into his whiskey bottle of Rich and Rare. I think about various things I wished we would have talked about.
🌺🙏 sending our best wishes
Thank you for showing me my Baja through the your eyes. As with everything, if you live it daily, you stop to see the beauty around you. Videos like these show how lucky I am to be living here...
I love all of your posts. This one hit home. I'm so grateful that I stumbled upon your site during the pandemic!
I actually stumbled upon your videos when searching Turkey (I plan on moving to Istanbul this summer). I also hope to do a world roadtrip in the future (cycling) so this has been perfect! You guys bring a lot of positivity, and this video hit the spot.
Do you plan on getting the residence permit?
@@M97-u8t work permit, though I cancelled my plans
Sweet video full of wisdom, good food, BABY turtles and luscious scenery. Thanks for sharing this precious time with us dear Marianne and Chris.
Thanks Kathi 🌷🚐
I just passed you on the freeway in San Diego on interstate 8 East right before Alpine. I honked at you and you honked back and waved. I’m happy to follow you. I’m a van life person myself but I was driving my work truck.
Ahh thanks for the wave - yes we are back in California this week getting ready to ship to Japan - exciting times ahead !
Here’s my Japan tips: Kyoto: go to any shrine and do the ritual hand-washing. Find the parks and just walk around. Osaka: Osaka Castle is great, and the Aquarium is spectacular. Tip: In cities, the large grocery stores are on the basement level of big department stores.
Thankyou for those inspiring words, Chris very true indeed, very true and marriane , yess! you only live once so live your best life. Am adventurous , I love trying new things too. This was emotional guys loved it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The turtles 🐢 at the end 🥰🤗
Totally on board with your thoughts, its exactly the same reason we are about to do the same.... to make memories and experiences 👏🙏
Truly magical moments... those special little ones making it to the sea ❤❤
Absolutely!!
Carpé Diem!!! I hear similar stories from so many fellow vanlifers on my travels. My own "wake up" was in 2013, when my late wife got a terminal cancer diag out of the blue unexpected. "Not going home and waiting for the grim reaper", she said. I saw our almost new motorhome on a forecourt the next day, showed it to her and off we went weekends at first and fulltime, when I took early retirement. Know what? They gave her 6 months but she lasted over 3 years travelling.... out in van 2 weeks before she finally passed away. - On my own since 2016 now, but she'll be spiritual copilot still, if I ever get back over to N America. - Oh that bubbly would NOT have lasted if my wife had got near it. Love the turtles.
Wow wow wow - thank you for sharing 🌺🙌 she sounds just like my sister - a real zest for life 🙏 _ Marianne xx
You never know whats next … what will happen tomorrow🙏🏻🫡
So right! Live life at the fullest!! Such an inspiration! i need this video in this moment of my life!
Big change , big decision are happening ❤️much love as usual
You got this! We are here for you call us anytime 😍🌺🙌🙏💕 Love you xx
Loved this. Love a good tick off the bucket list. Seen a few natural wonders and man made, Monument Valley, Niagra Falls. Grand Canyon, lucky for us in our 30's. Been in a hot air balloon, and lots of other exciting things. We love our holidays and weekends exploring the great outdoors. Can't sit and watch box sets. Back in the day of travel agents we were told we eat islands, hehe, cant sit still, have to see whats out there. Ice cream, has to be salted caramel, yummy. Take care. X
This video was all a delight...
What a gorgeous beach for the baby turtles...
And wow that street food looked totally delicious!
Hope Trudy's door gets fixed and that everyone following you can follow one of their own dreams however small! 🥰
What a beautiful beach! You two are awesome, I loved this episode.
Thanks so much!
Wow! Profound thought provoking words, as we’re advancing in years it truly focuses the awareness on what’s truly important in this fleeting experience we call life and if we even live to 100 it’s still very brief in the grand scheme of things, sometimes this takes too long to realise that we’re all living through the sands of time and we must embrace every living moment. Safe travels🙏
Thanks you two. Thanks in more ways than you can ever imagine. Lots of love. X
Very beautiful video 👍
What an Amazing video, thank you so much for share these wonderful histories. Baja is really a wonderful place of Mexico, and so different to mainland, is very safe and People is so kind and warm! Enjoy it,!
That is the very reason we are, at 67 and 69, traveling a lot. Since we got married 8 years ago, second and third time in my case, we travelled every single year, sometimes twice(mostly Europe and Turkiye). We took big tours in the countries, mostly discovering the history and this year we are going to France for almost a month. I love your stories and congratulate you on your bravery. I have been following your for years. Hugs.
Lovely filming of the turtle beach 👍🏻
Thank you. Your videos are normally one of my vicarious forms of escape on a Sunday. This one however, was truly inspirational. I loved your philosophy here. It could be perceived as slightly melancholic but your message is one of true happiness. For anyone who is going through a rough patch, and we all do, this video is so uplifting.
Motivating and moving. The Drone is paying for itself, lovely shots, great edit.
Gifts of beautiful words and inspiring stories. Best of all you are both living by example a beautiful, exceptional life! Thank you for sharing so much inspiration!❤️❤️
Thanks Ethel 🌺
I absolutely love the message about going out and seeing the world and not waiting. After the pandemic I opened my eyes to that realization and started doing instead of thinking about it. Love your content and your a big inspiration to many. Keep it coming cheers!
Marvelous video have been following your travels for awhile now. Cambridge New Zealand.
Chris your words are so touching and so true and this is the secret and the meaning of Life ! But few of people know this.
omg baby turtles! So cute! we didn't take the opportunity to see the baby turtles when were were in Nicaragua and we've been kicking ourselves about it ever since. definitely something on our bucket list as well!
Next time!
Love the champagne story. Glad you are living your dream now and enjoying following your journey.
Those baby turtles made me cry. So happy they made it to Mother Ocean. Thanks for sharing. Hugs.
Wow powerful little story Chris on a bottle of champagne.... Who would have thought you were so wise 👍👍
Good for you, tackling that bucket list. My bucket list has grown so much that the bucket has turned into a skip. The trick is to make sure one doesn’t skip things on the list 😆
I absolutely loved your Champagne story. It is so very true. Live today because tomorrow is not guaranteed! Love you guys!!
what a beautiful video . . gorgeous beach ocean and great food . .paradise 💙 . . Turtle 🐢 release amazing . . I would love to see the northern lights dancing in the night sky . .continued safe travels take care my friends happy trails 👣 ❤️ 🙋♀️🥰🌺🦋🌻🌹
We loved Japan. I'm hoping we can return to see more, as we barely scratched the surface. There's so much to love about it.
The one place I'd recommend if you can, is Nijo Castle in Kyoto. We spent hours there. The floors sing as you walk through it! I kid you not. The gardens were amazing and it was worth the entrance fee.
My bucket list is huge, but we hope to tick off a few things once we've moved and retired. We pick up our first van next week... Woop woop. 😉
Love your vids, I am so envious of you, our ‘scare’ came a few years ago, but sadly it was the big C and she didn’t make it, now I sit in my van on my own drive and wish I could turn back the clock.
Sending hugs from us - marianne 🌺
I have been watching you guys for a long time, and I must say that this was the most touching one for me, at least. "Merhaba" from Leon Guanajuato Mexico :)
One life live to the full. 💖👍
Terrifying sauce hahaha made me laugh. I started following you guys just before I did the three months in Turkey ( I think you guys were still there then as well) amazing place. Once Thailand finally opened, I awaited the Philippines to open again and I have been here about a year now since. I forgot about your vlogs and was great to see them again today. I did some car camping/tent camping in the Philippines, maybe one of the very few foreigners to do so. Camping the old fashioned way is starting to take off a bit here now though.. Keep up the great work, your edits are really looking good. Cheers!!
THANK YOU Chris & Marianne for a very thoughtful and beautiful video! Greetings from an Englishman 🇬🇧 in Arabia! ☺
I saved a bottle of 1940 port for the same reason Chris, and when it was finally opened it too was 'off'......so carpe diem....thank you both for your videos.....James xx
Great beach, enjoyed this area a few years ago and hope to return next winter.
Cows on the road!!
A very important thought from Chris (and Jack 😉)! We also are doing our best to notice & celebrate each special moment instead of waiting for possibly bigger ones.
Had a big lump in my throat seeing the baby turtles crawling to the sea! 🥲🥲 What a treat they gave behind the scenes access to film! Inspired by you guys, I'm adding turtle release to my Bucket List along with seeing lava and the Northern Lights. ❤️❤️😎👍xx
And road trip with us ?!?!? LOL xx
@@TREADtheglobe oh, absolutely, that's a given, of course!! 😁
What an extra special video. Thank you. I once tried lavender ice cream in France it was very odd. Stay safe both of you ❤
Hello my friends and thank you again for an amazing video stay safe healthy and blessed 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️🦋💕
Love your vids and really looking forward to your Japan travels. Just got back from my 'bucket list' trip to Japan (I'm a cancer survivor) and loved every single second of it. Fujisan was beautiful, spent a lot of time staring at her. The Jigokudani Monkey Park (monkeys in a hot tub ) was fun but very busy, so the earlier the better. Stayed in a few traditional Ryokans which was a fab experience, tatami mat floors and futons (even with arthritis and a knackered back). Hiroshima was very moving but also a lovely chill city (head to the Okonomimura for Hiroshima style okonomiyaki). Miyajima Island is so pretty, Mount Misen (cable cars up to the top if you dont fancy the walk) and cute deer. Takayama in the alps is also a very chill city/town, quite 'olde worlde' Japan on one side of the river. Nara park and temple for the bowing deer. Sakurajima island to see the volcano (Kagoshima at the bottom of Kyushu). I didn't fancy getting naked in a public onsen but I managed to do two private ones ..... very hot, came out looking like a lobster, defo worth a go (unless blood pressure problems). So many more places I would love to see over there, may have to do a second bucket list trip but get a car next time. Thanks for the fab content and continue to enjoy your epic travels x😘
Oh wow - these are epic tips !! Thanks for that 💕😉🌺 Bucket list is the best way to travel xx Best wishes Marianne xx
Thank you ♥
I sooooo ADMIRE BOTH of you and what you are doing!!! And I THANK YOU for taking me along with you!! I am 75 with a lot of health issues so I couldn't actually do this experience like you 2 are doing, but your video of all your adventures is allowing me to enjoy your adventures with you!!! That wishing tree is soooooo cool! I would have picked your flavor choice on the ice cream Marianne ! That beach is AMAZING!!! You have both done sooooo much for the turtles!!!! Tears of JOY are running down my cheeks !! I am SOOOO HAPPY you both got to experience this and let us experience it with you!!!
Thank you Linda - we are so happy to have you with us on this journey 🌺
thank you for sharing
One of the best places to visit in Japan is Miyajima island near Hiroshima. Very peaceful place. wild deer are wandering around. fireworks festival was amazing.
Thank you so much for wonderful content , it was a joy to watching, best wishes for you guys 🙌
Great story Chris and I ALWAYS appreciate your wisdom about things!!!
Love u guys! Cheers to today and the moments we have
Living and Loving life, what more can you ask for. I’m not in the position to experience 5 percent of what your experiences but watching you both enjoy life to the full makes me a happy Bunny for a while anyway. I wouldn’t want anything bad to happen to you or anyone so here’s to a healthy future God Bless you all ❤
Loved the story about the champagne 🥰
that was an awesome video, don't no where to start. you are both so lucky in what you do. amazing scenery and to top it of with the Turkle's.
Dear Marianne and Chris; thanks for this inspirational video 💫 we are passing through a very hard time in Turkey, both emotionally and physically. This video touched deepest of my soul. And Mexico 🙏🏻 they did a great job in the aftermath of the earthquake in Turkey. We really appreciate them. Of course there is the great soul Proteo; the rescue dog. He passed away during the search and rescue operations 😔 We will never forget him 💗 And the turtles in the video adds another emotional dimension 🥹 Love you both XXX
Sending love and we hope to see you soon 🌺💕🙏
Wow, this is n amazing video- they do their work with love. Those cooks....
Beautiful video, love seeing the baby turtles make it into the ocean 😭. Todos Santos looks great, hope to visit there soon. ☮️❤️😎
Very touching video...super..Wherever humans help other life forms.....
I'm loving this episode. (From my random comments, you can guess that I am watching avidly!) I'm wondering how they have such beautiful flowers 😂such a dry place. Do they have techniques that we in the UK could learn from?
I think that nature has just evolved into survival techniques - thank you for watching all of the videos - we really appreciate that 🌺
What an amazing video.. made me think about my life, thank you 🥰
Chris it is so true. The first place I wanted to visit after retiring 2 years ago was Japan. Delayed due to Covid but only 2 weeks away. Country number 103. We released baby turtles in Borneo on Turtle island after seeing a mother hatch eggs. Great to see you on beach with babies emotional.
Next year I will be 60. I am planning to get away from work in 3 years time. I want to be able to enjoy everyday of my life quietly, the way I like it. Traveling is not an option for some of us, but I can travel twice a year and see wonderful things. 😊😊😊
Another great video.Wishing you the best and most pleasant trip to the land of sun Japan. Hoping to see more of the Garden city of Kyoto and its beautiful temples. Also, a trip to the snow monkeys area will be interesting too, Happy trip!
Hi you two, great video as normal and very sentimental. We leave our jobs in 7 weeks and start our very own journey. First following your route driving from UK to Turkey so to catch up on your very own adventure only last week watch your trip again for travel tips. We can't wait to go to have our very own life moments. Stay safe
Woo Hoo - Enjoy !!
Japan, Hiroshima. The peace dome (ground zero), peace gardens and museum. There is an underground memorial that is so peaceful it moved me to tears.
We were lucky enough to see a turtle release 28 years ago in Kenya when we were on our honeymoon, it was very special and I sometimes wonder how many survived
Take care and live the moment! Xx
Thank you so much for another gorgeous video! My favourite ice cream flavour is black currant (with a dash of crème de cassis in it)! And on my bucket list: Göbekli Tepe and all the surrounding neolithic sites and Hattusa!
So beautiful seeing 👀 the baby turtles 🐢 released on their life adventure xxx
I think you should go an experiance a Japanese Tea making process .
I experienced it at the Museum of African Arts in London over 10years ago xxx
Safe travels as always 🙏 ❤️ 💕
Great Words Chris
Spectacular, splendid and epic ❤❤❤❤, atleast the bucket list was completed about the turtles , 👍.
My favourite ice cream is chocolate , coffee royale 😋 . My Bucket list is the Far East to , looking forward to your Japan adventure to 😊😊😊😊
love you guys be safe thank you for sharing all this and big hugs from MN
Absolutely fantastic 👏
It has been said before, Carpe Diem, Temps Fugit but you make an allegory that any man can understand at the gut level, fill that bucket. Good reminder that you and Marianne are practicing. Looks like the world is a village which it really is, great video.
What a beautiful video. That kitchen at that restaurant off the road, so reminded of my abuelita's "joron". That's how they call kitchens in the country side of Panama. And Marianne's story brought tears to my eyes. My mom actually died of lung cancer😥 Sorry for getting so personal. She was only 52. Life is the most precious gift that we could ever have. And living it to the fullest is not necessarily about extravagance or "having" too much of this or that. But about doing what makes you happy. Live and let live. Love, life and laughter. And making a difference in others lives for the better, even in the smallest ways. Thank you for sharing. Love, love ❤
Oh you abuelitas kitchen sounds great !! I am sorry for your loss 🌺 life is definitely for living and every moment is precious - sending love from us M 🌷🌺🙏
@@TREADtheglobe ❤
You are an inspiration to so many. Love you both beyond words and we’re so proud to call you friends. Keep on being you and shining your light 🌟🌟🧡🧡 Ps: the champagne story will always be one of my faves, think about it all the time!
Yes we are your friends and your family - we love you so much and appreciate you 😍 See you as soon as we can and look forward to the next avocado dance together xx love M and C xx
@@TREADtheglobe Family forever ❤️
If you get up to LA. Go look at the San Juan Capistrano Mission near Laguna up in the hills.You'll like it.
Thanks a lot mazing video, was also very emotional ❤️ take care 😘
The Hotel California is a Jail.
It was built in 1929 as a hotel which hosted many Hollywood celebrities. It then became a naval hospital and in 1962 it became a prison facility focused on drug rehabilitation, before becoming a maximum security prison for lifers.
My favorite ice-cream is licorice!
At the end you made me cry along again, Marianne ♥️🐢
What an amazing vlog, you two are inspirational ❤️
Emotional one this week guys 🥲.Thanks for sharing 🇬🇧X
Memories not just dreams. Nice episode. 😘
lovely.....
To bad about the door on Trudy. I live in Central USA and we have winds frequently. I've had that happen a few times. It seems the hinge get bent. I place a short lumber 2X4 in tight near the hinge and push HARD on the door to close it to bend the hinge back into place. Maybe have to do it a few times until it lines up as intended.
Cactus fruit is very delicious, it is found in the Aegean and Mediterranaen coasts of Turkey. And thank you for drawing attention to awareness for nature🐢🐢🐢
Gorgeous Magical Beach