Really enjoy your adventures. You take big chunks out of life and document it so well that it's really entertaining. You also make many of the things you do appear (relatively??) easy, when many of us know, from experience, that on many occasions it is anything but! Keep them coming, your unique and relaxed style is brilliant. Cheers Bill
Port Adventure looked serene. A place that would be good to hang out for a while, I guess. That sandfly avoidance technique for dinner, that was hilarious. Drive to the middle of the harbour just to avoid those blood suckers. Apart from the sandflies this seemed like the pick of the spots in the series. Orange marmalade, a now not so secret to deliciousness? That manuka smoked meat looked incredible. How did you decide which places to stop, and which to skip? Random? And you left out “yuck”, muscles on the beach. It was a long trip and I enjoyed watching every bit of it. Thanks for putting it all together, it looked amazing, except for some of those crossings, which looked terrifying!
Port adventure was awesome, wouldn't mind booking a hunting block there for sure! The sandflies there were actually not that bad, but certainly worth taking a break from in the bay 😂. Haha I didn't have any sugar or honey so that was the best I could come up with for the marinade, the orange tang turned out super yum. Campsite picking was part random, part weather-dependant, sometimes there were places that looked good but the beach was a bit rough or I didn't like it enough, sometimes I just needed to go far enough to get where I needed to :). Thanks for watching, love your comments Paul 😊
Epic adventure, skills and knowledge of where you were. Still can’t get over you crossing the strait in a dingy, I’ll never forget a horrific trip on the ferry - not sick but damn scared. Look forward to your next adventure.
Thank you! Hahaha I know it can get pretty nasty out there, but at least I could pick out the best days to cross, I'm sure it would take a truly massive sea for the ferry to cancel 😅. Looked like a 40knot Westerly the day after I crossed so glad I got out before that 😂. Cheers for watching 👌
WOW. Man that was an epic adventure, hard to believe you would even contemplate doing that solo in a small inflatable, thanks for taking us along from the comfort of our couch 😊
Bro that was exhilarating you win the balls of steel trophy for the crossing of the strait no wait, for the whole dam adventure just epic had me glued to the TV love it
Really inspiring, I have a 5mtr stabicraft and was doubtful about crossing foveaux strait but after watching your epic solo journey I'm gona go for it. Thanks Tasman 🙂
Your solo adventures and the video summary you capture is nothing short of legendary Tasman! Thank you for inspiring and sharing it with us. The hours of research and the courage with decision making that must go on in the background blows my mind. The faeces on the rock look like they could be cat poo maybe?
Wow what an epic trip, I dunno if I could ever be brave enough and ambitious enough to do a circumnavigation like that ALONE... I think I'll end up rewatching this 3 part series as a playlist.
@@NZWildAdventures such an epic big trip, I would've probably extended the number of videos a bit, like 5 or 6 episodes instead of 3. Are you planning on going on any more epic diving or fishing trips next summer? I'm interested to see if you're gonna do more trips to banks peninsula southern bays. I have an inflatable too but usually just stay in the harbour coz the 15hp I have struggles to push me and my dive buddy Chris.
Hahaha I can't a milk a trip that much 😅. No plans yet, thinking D'Urville and Catlins at some point tho. Yeah bro gonna do lots more on Banks P hopefully! Well I have an 18hp motor which could propel 3 divers easy as, and my boat is out of commission for another month or two (cracked floor to be welded) so flick us an email if you wanna get us a collab going 😉
@@NZWildAdventures Yeah propelling 3 divers is kinda difficult to quantify coz I weigh 135kg, I'm one and a half divers :) I normally just dive 6 months a year, usually october to march over summer, coz the vis is aweful over winter thru most of canterbury due to the extensive and regular rainfall. The water down the catlins is pretty cold, but since you've already dived stewart island I suppose your wetsuit is already warm enough for it. I think the diving in the catlins is probably quite good though due to less population of people. I'll send you an email with my phone number, you should gimme a call tonight or tommorow night, or any anytime really in the evenings and we can talk dive plans. I do have a couple of other people I dive with and a couple more I have promised to take out at some stage. But something I've learned with diving is that it's very weather dependent... but whatever dive buddy you get sometimes depends on what they're doing too, my main dive buddy Chris sometimes goes hunting in summer so he's not always available for diving. The other thing is, there is also the potential to take 2 boats instead of one, this doubles the petrol costs but also means more divers can go. Again though, don't think too far ahead. The main thing I'm considering though for next summer though is prioritising motunau. Still haven't dived there yet. Last summer I spent too much time going to Akaroa and before I knew it, summer was over and never went to Motunau.
woohoo that was epic. takes a lot of courage to do this in an inflatable. your filming and story telling was spot on. can't get any better than that. subbed
Awesome memories, great to see Port Adventure and Abraham's Bosom..Lord's River, I spent 3 months there in 1997 Salvage diving on the Don Wong 529 that hit then foundered on Breaksea Island. Great place to be!
What an intrepid adventurer you are! A super set of vids with some great footage, narration and cuisine. Thanks for sharing your journey and I look forward to seeing more. (p.s. I'm so glad you explained the anchoring system... I have always wondered. When I did something similar on D'Urville island years ago I just swam to shore... Doh!).
Thanks Paul! Haha plenty more to come, cheers for watching 😁. Ah cool, glad you found the anchoring thingy helpful! I almost didn't include that clip in the vid 😂
Im very surprised you can fit you and your balls in that small boat!! Seriously though someone recommended this series and it was so good! Im not even into cooking shows normally but this was amazing!
not too much talking or waffling lol. I would love it in an episode, perhaps if it is slow if you talked about your favorite places you've camped, hunted, fished and why. Could even link your videos type of thing. Thanks for the content, it is great for an American who wishes they lived in New Zealand haha.
Hahaha glad to hear it 😆. That's a great idea! I should probs be adding some extra interesting info / experiences in the vids 😊. That's awesome, pleased you're enjoying the content and thanks for watching!
Comments say it all buddy , unreal watch from the start till the end . Such a cool trip and adventure and to be able to share it like you have is awesome . Love what you do , keep it going......
That is some gutsy effort. Something I would love to emulate but I fear that is not going to happen. Many thanks for sharing your adventure and hunting up the tramline in bare feet? Amazing.
@@NZWildAdventures Yes I was wondering as sometimes the old spikes they used to fix the rails are still in place. You wouldnt want to stand on one of them.
That was an awsome adventure that rubber duck did very well as did the skipper and tohatsu. love stewy island only been 3 times though bit far from northland. well done
Have watched all three parts now and really enjoyed following your adventure. Stewart Island is my absolute favourite place although I haven't explored it to the extent you have. You did eat well 🙂
Great series. I wonder how many bugs get called sand flies, because we have something called “Lin talay” in Thailand, or a sand fly, but the bites are almost unbearable. Think a mosquito bite on crack times 10. Maybe they affect me more than others, idk. The cray bit was having glimpses of heaven on earth for me… near shore plentiful lobster right near camp no less!
Thanks! Damn your sandflies sounds disgusting 😂, I don't like that! Yeah that was pretty special, particularly having the crays in the shallows where I could get em!
What an epic advenuture mate our whole family really loved your adventurous spirit and just the advenuture. Was so cool... please always stay safe 🙏 looking forward to what you have coming up
Great trip Tasman. I look forward to taking my kiwicraft 5.5 m boat to Port Adventure. With good planning and safety equipment anything seems possible. How about a clip on dressing the deer in the field. Anyway well done. Garth Stewart Island.
Thanks Garth, awesome, hopefully it'll be a bit more comfortable in your boat 😂. I'll keep that in kind for the next trip, I've included the butching in several of my previous vids but not in depth ("Summer Deer Hunting Canterbury"). Cheers for watching!
I guested cat shit . So I was correct. When it came on screen, I was thinking cat, and that it been feeding on Kiwi judging by the scat. Thanks for a great video.
Ahhh of course! Never crossed my mind for some reason 😂. Actually I've got this theory about the cats and kiwi. There are loads of kiwi on the island (every place I stopped had them screeching away in the distance), and plenty of cats (footprints at most places and I saw a few). So I wonder if the abundant cats catch and eat the stoats and rats which would normally eat all the kiwi, and don't eat the kiwi for whatever reason, leaving them to do well 🤔.... theory based on nothing ofc 😂. Thanks for watching!
Love your vids Tasman! How many HP is your outboard? I’m looking at getting a oceanNZ inflatable, it has a 15hp on it, do you think it would be grunty enough to plain with me and a couple of mates and some gear? Cheers, Jake
Thanks Jake! It's an 18hp Tohatsu. Haha that's awesome, OceanNZs not the most reputable brand I've heard but mine goes pretty hard 😂. That's a good question, probably would be enough but there's really only one way to find out without a doubt. Mine has a 9inch pitch prop which helps a lot to push oodles up to the plane (more low speed oomph than 11 or 13 but lower top end speed). If it's a mercury 15 check if it weighs 41kg or 35ish, if 41 you may be able to easily modify it to 18hp with a simple part (as they're manufactured by Tohatsu). Cheers!
Cheers mate! I assume you mean hunting permits? I just got the open hunting area permit, and hunted the open areas between Doughboy Bay and South cape, and between outside port Pegasus and toward toitoi Bay 👍
As far as I could find out when I was researching it, it was fine to cross the hunting blocks to get to the open hunting area, so long as you don't hunt the blocks. Take that with a grain of salt though 😂 and always check in with the blocks' hut or campsite to chat with the block holders f they're in 👍. The whitetail mainly hang out on the coast though where the blocks are so crossing inland may not have that much luck on the main blocks. Cheers
Hi Tasman, could you slow your speech down and speak a bit louder? I like watching the scenery of your videos, can we have a little longer to look at the scenery? You got some mean feeds though. Great adventure
Thanks for the feedback! Always much appreciated :). I'm defs trying to work on the speech thing, slow progress but hopefully improving 😆. Cheers for watching!
Really enjoy your adventures. You take big chunks out of life and document it so well that it's really entertaining. You also make many of the things you do appear (relatively??) easy, when many of us know, from experience, that on many occasions it is anything but! Keep them coming, your unique and relaxed style is brilliant. Cheers Bill
Thanks so much Bill 😊 plenty more to come!
I'm with you Bill, that was amazing. Tasman you are a joy to watch whatever you are doing.
You might be the only person alive to do that in a little dingy. Epic adventure!
Haha thanks mate, perhaps one of the first to put it on YT anyway 😂
Port Adventure looked serene. A place that would be good to hang out for a while, I guess. That sandfly avoidance technique for dinner, that was hilarious. Drive to the middle of the harbour just to avoid those blood suckers. Apart from the sandflies this seemed like the pick of the spots in the series.
Orange marmalade, a now not so secret to deliciousness? That manuka smoked meat looked incredible.
How did you decide which places to stop, and which to skip? Random?
And you left out “yuck”, muscles on the beach.
It was a long trip and I enjoyed watching every bit of it. Thanks for putting it all together, it looked amazing, except for some of those crossings, which looked terrifying!
Port adventure was awesome, wouldn't mind booking a hunting block there for sure! The sandflies there were actually not that bad, but certainly worth taking a break from in the bay 😂.
Haha I didn't have any sugar or honey so that was the best I could come up with for the marinade, the orange tang turned out super yum.
Campsite picking was part random, part weather-dependant, sometimes there were places that looked good but the beach was a bit rough or I didn't like it enough, sometimes I just needed to go far enough to get where I needed to :).
Thanks for watching, love your comments Paul 😊
Epic adventure, skills and knowledge of where you were. Still can’t get over you crossing the strait in a dingy, I’ll never forget a horrific trip on the ferry - not sick but damn scared. Look forward to your next adventure.
Thank you! Hahaha I know it can get pretty nasty out there, but at least I could pick out the best days to cross, I'm sure it would take a truly massive sea for the ferry to cancel 😅. Looked like a 40knot Westerly the day after I crossed so glad I got out before that 😂.
Cheers for watching 👌
WOW. Man that was an epic adventure, hard to believe you would even contemplate doing that solo in a small inflatable, thanks for taking us along from the comfort of our couch 😊
Thank you! Cheers for watching 😁
One heck of a trip alright bro. Full power to you. Loved all 3 parts. Thanks heaps for bringing us all along 👍😎👍
Thanks mate 😁 cheers for watching 👌
Bro that was exhilarating you win the balls of steel trophy for the crossing of the strait no wait, for the whole dam adventure just epic had me glued to the TV love it
Hahaha thanks bro, glad you enjoyed it!
Jesus bro … that’s awesome
Really inspiring, I have a 5mtr stabicraft and was doubtful about crossing foveaux strait but after watching your epic solo journey I'm gona go for it. Thanks Tasman 🙂
Stabi's are awesome vessels, have fun 😁 cheers mate
How good!! Paua, Crays, Moki and some venison!! Living like a King!
Cheers mate! Doesn't get better than that 😁
Great trip, well done Tasman., always interesting to see whats around the next corner.😁👍
Thanks Fred, cheers for watching 😁
Your solo adventures and the video summary you capture is nothing short of legendary Tasman! Thank you for inspiring and sharing it with us. The hours of research and the courage with decision making that must go on in the background blows my mind.
The faeces on the rock look like they could be cat poo maybe?
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it 😁. Yeah I think you're probably right re faeces, dunno why it didn't cross my mind at the time 😂
Bro, best content on UA-cam right now. Amazing.
Damn, thanks bro 🤗
Nuts! Hats off to you for another great adventure
Awesome alright bro now that's out there doing it 👍
Wow what an epic trip, I dunno if I could ever be brave enough and ambitious enough to do a circumnavigation like that ALONE... I think I'll end up rewatching this 3 part series as a playlist.
Thanks Jamie! Mmmm good idea I should stick em in a public Playlist 👍
@@NZWildAdventures such an epic big trip, I would've probably extended the number of videos a bit, like 5 or 6 episodes instead of 3. Are you planning on going on any more epic diving or fishing trips next summer? I'm interested to see if you're gonna do more trips to banks peninsula southern bays. I have an inflatable too but usually just stay in the harbour coz the 15hp I have struggles to push me and my dive buddy Chris.
Hahaha I can't a milk a trip that much 😅. No plans yet, thinking D'Urville and Catlins at some point tho. Yeah bro gonna do lots more on Banks P hopefully! Well I have an 18hp motor which could propel 3 divers easy as, and my boat is out of commission for another month or two (cracked floor to be welded) so flick us an email if you wanna get us a collab going 😉
@@NZWildAdventures Yeah propelling 3 divers is kinda difficult to quantify coz I weigh 135kg, I'm one and a half divers :) I normally just dive 6 months a year, usually october to march over summer, coz the vis is aweful over winter thru most of canterbury due to the extensive and regular rainfall.
The water down the catlins is pretty cold, but since you've already dived stewart island I suppose your wetsuit is already warm enough for it. I think the diving in the catlins is probably quite good though due to less population of people.
I'll send you an email with my phone number, you should gimme a call tonight or tommorow night, or any anytime really in the evenings and we can talk dive plans. I do have a couple of other people I dive with and a couple more I have promised to take out at some stage. But something I've learned with diving is that it's very weather dependent... but whatever dive buddy you get sometimes depends on what they're doing too, my main dive buddy Chris sometimes goes hunting in summer so he's not always available for diving.
The other thing is, there is also the potential to take 2 boats instead of one, this doubles the petrol costs but also means more divers can go. Again though, don't think too far ahead.
The main thing I'm considering though for next summer though is prioritising motunau. Still haven't dived there yet. Last summer I spent too much time going to Akaroa and before I knew it, summer was over and never went to Motunau.
Awesome trip bro love to see those phat crays in 1m of water yussss
Thanks bro 😁 it's nice when the crays make it easy for me 😂
woohoo that was epic. takes a lot of courage to do this in an inflatable. your filming and story telling was spot on. can't get any better than that. subbed
Thanks mate 😁
Epic mate ! Look forward to future adventures from you Cheers !
Epic series.
Awesome memories, great to see Port Adventure and Abraham's Bosom..Lord's River, I spent 3 months there in 1997 Salvage diving on the Don Wong 529 that hit then foundered on Breaksea Island.
Great place to be!
Interesting! Pretty spectacular spot for sure, that sounds like an adventure! Cheers mate
I take my hat off to you Tasman . incredible stuff you do 👏 niiiiiice videoing and your a bloody good 🍳
Thanks Gordon!
I grew up at Stewart Island.Happy days.I live in the big smoke these days.But that put a smile on my face.Cheers.Great adventure.
Woulda been a wonderful place to grow up 😊. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching 😁
I was wondering were the famous mincer was and then boom there it is awesome trip mate its beautiful over there
What an intrepid adventurer you are! A super set of vids with some great footage, narration and cuisine. Thanks for sharing your journey and I look forward to seeing more. (p.s. I'm so glad you explained the anchoring system... I have always wondered. When I did something similar on D'Urville island years ago I just swam to shore... Doh!).
Thanks Paul! Haha plenty more to come, cheers for watching 😁. Ah cool, glad you found the anchoring thingy helpful! I almost didn't include that clip in the vid 😂
Wow that surf n turf looks aweseome!
Epic trip mate. Reef and beef on the beach nothinb beats that
Im very surprised you can fit you and your balls in that small boat!! Seriously though someone recommended this series and it was so good! Im not even into cooking shows normally but this was amazing!
Hahaha legend mate, thank you! Cheers for watching 😁
not too much talking or waffling lol. I would love it in an episode, perhaps if it is slow if you talked about your favorite places you've camped, hunted, fished and why. Could even link your videos type of thing.
Thanks for the content, it is great for an American who wishes they lived in New Zealand haha.
Hahaha glad to hear it 😆. That's a great idea! I should probs be adding some extra interesting info / experiences in the vids 😊. That's awesome, pleased you're enjoying the content and thanks for watching!
Comments say it all buddy , unreal watch from the start till the end . Such a cool trip and adventure and to be able to share it like you have is awesome . Love what you do , keep it going......
Glad you enjoyed it mate! Cheers for the support, means a lot 😁
What an adventure, legend.
That is some gutsy effort. Something I would love to emulate but I fear that is not going to happen. Many thanks for sharing your adventure and hunting up the tramline in bare feet? Amazing.
Thanks mate 😁 cheers for watching! Haha the tramway was nice easy going and nothing sharp or prickly on the ground so all good!
@@NZWildAdventures Yes I was wondering as sometimes the old spikes they used to fix the rails are still in place. You wouldnt want to stand on one of them.
Mmmm good point! Didn't come across one of em thankfully 😂
Love it bro. Thankyou very enjoyable, I look forward to your next adventure.
Epic adventure mate! Thanks so much for sharing, most enjoyable.
Thankyou 4 taking us on your adventure beautiful place out there
Thanks for watching 😊. Truly spectacular :)
You're a machine, epic trip!
Brilliant, excellent, great. 👏🏻
Fantastic can’t wait Dior your next venture
Tasman The Beast!
absolutely loving your epic adventures! keep em coming
Once again, very enjoyable Tasman, Cheers!!
Epic mission bro🤙🤙
That was an awsome adventure that rubber duck did very well as did the skipper and tohatsu. love stewy island only been 3 times though bit far from northland. well done
Thanks bro! Yeah far enough from ChCh as it is, that was only my first hunting trip there.
Watched all 3 parts
Absolutely EPICNESS bro
Awesome bro, thanks so much 😁
Have watched all three parts now and really enjoyed following your adventure. Stewart Island is my absolute favourite place although I haven't explored it to the extent you have. You did eat well 🙂
Thanks for watching 😁 I'll definitely be back, it's spectacular alright! Cheers mate 👌
Another awesome video, thank you so much. Look forward to your next trip. Well done!!
Just watched your stewart island trip again so cool would love to do that trip around the island
Cheers! Such an epic part of the country!
Epic mate, well done! Great series! Can’t wait for more
Great adventure again, good stuff
Great series. I wonder how many bugs get called sand flies, because we have something called “Lin talay” in Thailand, or a sand fly, but the bites are almost unbearable. Think a mosquito bite on crack times 10. Maybe they affect me more than others, idk. The cray bit was having glimpses of heaven on earth for me… near shore plentiful lobster right near camp no less!
Thanks! Damn your sandflies sounds disgusting 😂, I don't like that! Yeah that was pretty special, particularly having the crays in the shallows where I could get em!
Awesome video!
Good work tasman. Epic trip . Cheers for the video
What an epic advenuture mate our whole family really loved your adventurous spirit and just the advenuture. Was so cool... please always stay safe 🙏 looking forward to what you have coming up
Legend mate Thank you 😊 haha definitely playing it safe, with a few calculated risks thrown in of course 🤗. Cheers for watching 😁
@@NZWildAdventures but only because you are a professional.
Top stuff fella
Pretty cool trip very inspiring
Awesome trip bro
Great trip Tasman. I look forward to taking my kiwicraft 5.5 m boat to Port Adventure. With good planning and safety equipment anything seems possible. How about a clip on dressing the deer in the field. Anyway well done. Garth Stewart Island.
Thanks Garth, awesome, hopefully it'll be a bit more comfortable in your boat 😂.
I'll keep that in kind for the next trip, I've included the butching in several of my previous vids but not in depth ("Summer Deer Hunting Canterbury"). Cheers for watching!
That was a fuckin awesome series to watch bro looking forward to seeing what you have planned next
mean bro, love the life style, keep it up stay safe
Thanks bro! Cheers for watching
Nice 😊 🎉🎉 mate!!!🤠👌👌🥳🥳💯🤙🤙🤙💪😊🎣
Epic trip I want to try doing this stuart island on my 4 meter rib
Thoroughly recommend in good weather! Take care 😁
Yay my favorite back...
Brilliant.
I was at Port pegasus last week back there again on January 20th I will look for your rod haha
Hahaha awesome spot aye!
Nice content bro with great editing keep it up.
Another cracker Tasman .It was great to bump into you at VTNZ .Keep up the great work for those of us that cant get it done .
Thanks mate! Cheers for watching, have fun with your new boat 👌
the man bro
Good stuff mate
Thanks Isaac 😁
AWESOME" CHEERS" newsub from the Pine Forests of central Idaho! jd
Cheers for watching!
I guested cat shit . So I was correct. When it came on screen, I was thinking cat, and that it been feeding on Kiwi judging by the scat. Thanks for a great video.
Ahhh of course! Never crossed my mind for some reason 😂.
Actually I've got this theory about the cats and kiwi. There are loads of kiwi on the island (every place I stopped had them screeching away in the distance), and plenty of cats (footprints at most places and I saw a few). So I wonder if the abundant cats catch and eat the stoats and rats which would normally eat all the kiwi, and don't eat the kiwi for whatever reason, leaving them to do well 🤔.... theory based on nothing ofc 😂.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome😍
Mate this is epic… have you ever run into danger or dodgy fullas on your adventures ?
No danger from people, pretty safe here in nz probably. In terms of danger, nothing serious enough to be in fear of my life 😂 cheers mate
Legend!
Love your vids Tasman! How many HP is your outboard? I’m looking at getting a oceanNZ inflatable, it has a 15hp on it, do you think it would be grunty enough to plain with me and a couple of mates and some gear? Cheers, Jake
Thanks Jake! It's an 18hp Tohatsu. Haha that's awesome, OceanNZs not the most reputable brand I've heard but mine goes pretty hard 😂. That's a good question, probably would be enough but there's really only one way to find out without a doubt. Mine has a 9inch pitch prop which helps a lot to push oodles up to the plane (more low speed oomph than 11 or 13 but lower top end speed). If it's a mercury 15 check if it weighs 41kg or 35ish, if 41 you may be able to easily modify it to 18hp with a simple part (as they're manufactured by Tohatsu). Cheers!
Yr a brave mofo Tas. Nga mihi 🤜🤛🏽👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 👉🏾💥🦌
Awesome boat Tasman, can I ask wat make it is and wat size motor your running
Thank mate, she's a 3.6m OceanNZ inflatable (think they're out of business but similar to a "rockboat"), with an 18hp Tohatsu 👌
Epic trip, wondering how did you apply all the permit?
Cheers mate! I assume you mean hunting permits? I just got the open hunting area permit, and hunted the open areas between Doughboy Bay and South cape, and between outside port Pegasus and toward toitoi Bay 👍
@@NZWildAdventures Thanks, so you just walk through the hunting block towards the open hunting area?
As far as I could find out when I was researching it, it was fine to cross the hunting blocks to get to the open hunting area, so long as you don't hunt the blocks. Take that with a grain of salt though 😂 and always check in with the blocks' hut or campsite to chat with the block holders f they're in 👍. The whitetail mainly hang out on the coast though where the blocks are so crossing inland may not have that much luck on the main blocks. Cheers
@@NZWildAdventures thanks for the info
Tha man
👍👍👍💯🔥
You ever thought of culling for a job?
Nah mate, don't think I'd be up to it 😅
Hi Tasman, could you slow your speech down and speak a bit louder? I like watching the scenery of your videos, can we have a little longer to look at the scenery? You got some mean feeds though. Great adventure
Thanks for the feedback! Always much appreciated :). I'm defs trying to work on the speech thing, slow progress but hopefully improving 😆. Cheers for watching!
What genders you not trying to be rude you dont have to say my boy want to know
Male 👍
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