This is such an interesting perspective I love the shift in content. I found you during van life and really enjoyed your storytelling and others stories. This is brave and testing and the trust you carry in the world and yourself is life.
ahh i am glad you are still here since the van days then :) i have no idea what i am doing but I think there is a good chance of videos for many years to come on various adventures (even if i can't make enough money from all this)
The things I miss being out of cell range for a day or two! An extra day in any destination seems like a great idea-getting to actually see the town, resting both your body and butt from the saddle. lol Driving rules-or the lack of reminds me of Cairo. No painted lines in the street, if there's a space, you put your vehicle in it. Lots of honking though-I haven't heard that on your videos. Awesome tour/commentary/sharing-as always!
ya know i thought there was a lot of honking.... until i reached Colombia... now i know TRUE honking... i swear people just honk to make sure it still works... i cant seem to find a consistent reason
I'm grateful for these snapshots of your trip, México looks so beautiful. Your Spanish has progressed so much, you'll be fluent by the time you reach Argentina.
ya know it has been SO interesting to see the change in reaction of locals along the way to my spanish; from amusement and encouragement to surprise and praise. I think... perhaps... it would not be a stretch to say that 3-months of near total spanish is improving my speaking abilities haha
those little towns are so beautiful. I'm selfishly glad you were riding around in circles because I like to see the wandering haha and your Spanish seems to be in amazing shape now!
sometimes in the moment (or most of the time) i get so caught up in my objective / uncomfortable amount of sweating that I forget to see whats around me for what it really is; a beautiful moment in my life in a place i will likely never ever visit again but will be apart of me for the rest of my life. Yet another reason I am glad for these videos to remind me
@@JeremiahLuke watched a bunch of your older vids last night. I hope you’re well and enjoying life! I am so envious of you and your mission! Thanks for bringing us into your world!
The hostel look great, love the trees. I hope you make lots of friends, eat good food and get some rest. 😉 I love the tour of your journey, the reality of what it’s like trying to find resources, driving, and communicating. Your so brave 🥰
ya know i actaully have been losing a lot of weight, i really need to eat more / better! but don't worry, ive mostly lost just comfort weight from the states
It was so cool to watch this video and see that you stayed at the same hostel I did when I was in GDL haha. Cheers man! Some day I’ll be doing the same rides south to Patagonia.
ahh haha that is hilarious! It is a fantastic hostel, isnt it! I was appreciative. I can't encourage you to do your own trip enough. Life changing man. Life changing.
Ahhhh nice! You're making me really want to fix my bike and get back on the road! I love cruising around little towns near me...I have to cruise as it's just a little 125cc hahaha.
haha I love those little 125's tho! you guys can throw the bike around in ways i can only ever dream of... hashtag 4-point u-turn because my bike is too big and unwieldy 😂
Nothing like running on fumes in a strange place. Not recommended for it’s safety but…. We have carried 3-4 aluminum beer bottles of gas tucked away for extreme emergencies. Like use them or you are walking in the desert. Enjoy every challenge thankfully you have video to to refresh your memories. As a guy closer to 80 than 50 I just have my memory and a few old photos to recap my youthful adventures. Ride safe and keep your fun-o-meter running at 100 mph !
hello, Michael! I have been thinking of how I will carry extra gas for the lonely stretches far to the south in Argentina... maybe a few aluminum bottles is the way to go? Thanks for being here and being a part of my own journey.
it’s a good day when jeremiah posts
:) this'll be a good reason to smile today
This is such an interesting perspective I love the shift in content. I found you during van life and really enjoyed your storytelling and others stories. This is brave and testing and the trust you carry in the world and yourself is life.
ahh i am glad you are still here since the van days then :) i have no idea what i am doing but I think there is a good chance of videos for many years to come on various adventures (even if i can't make enough money from all this)
Love it! Loved the 2 second Mark Hedlund shot, too! LOL!!
haha always happy for praise about the humor i slip in, thanks NYCH
The things I miss being out of cell range for a day or two! An extra day in any destination seems like a great idea-getting to actually see the town, resting both your body and butt from the saddle. lol Driving rules-or the lack of reminds me of Cairo. No painted lines in the street, if there's a space, you put your vehicle in it. Lots of honking though-I haven't heard that on your videos. Awesome tour/commentary/sharing-as always!
ya know i thought there was a lot of honking.... until i reached Colombia... now i know TRUE honking... i swear people just honk to make sure it still works... i cant seem to find a consistent reason
I'm grateful for these snapshots of your trip, México looks so beautiful. Your Spanish has progressed so much, you'll be fluent by the time you reach Argentina.
ya know it has been SO interesting to see the change in reaction of locals along the way to my spanish; from amusement and encouragement to surprise and praise. I think... perhaps... it would not be a stretch to say that 3-months of near total spanish is improving my speaking abilities haha
those little towns are so beautiful. I'm selfishly glad you were riding around in circles because I like to see the wandering haha and your Spanish seems to be in amazing shape now!
sometimes in the moment (or most of the time) i get so caught up in my objective / uncomfortable amount of sweating that I forget to see whats around me for what it really is; a beautiful moment in my life in a place i will likely never ever visit again but will be apart of me for the rest of my life. Yet another reason I am glad for these videos to remind me
@@JeremiahLuke yeah same, the sweating and aching is definitely a distraction most of the time for me too 😂
Just discovered your channel today. Wonderful! I’ve been binge watching your Mexico travels!! All the best to you and safe travels!
welcome! I was just about to sit down and start a new edit!
@@JeremiahLuke watched a bunch of your older vids last night. I hope you’re well and enjoying life! I am so envious of you and your mission! Thanks for bringing us into your world!
Your videos are great. Pretty sure this channel will blowup soon
well even if it doesnt, it sure has been fun :)
The hostel look great, love the trees. I hope you make lots of friends, eat good food and get some rest. 😉 I love the tour of your journey, the reality of what it’s like trying to find resources, driving, and communicating. Your so brave 🥰
ya know i actaully have been losing a lot of weight, i really need to eat more / better! but don't worry, ive mostly lost just comfort weight from the states
Well…when you come back to the PNW we’ll get some meat & potatoes into you! 😂 we have a snow/rain mix today…
It was so cool to watch this video and see that you stayed at the same hostel I did when I was in GDL haha.
Cheers man! Some day I’ll be doing the same rides south to Patagonia.
ahh haha that is hilarious! It is a fantastic hostel, isnt it! I was appreciative. I can't encourage you to do your own trip enough. Life changing man. Life changing.
Ahhhh nice! You're making me really want to fix my bike and get back on the road! I love cruising around little towns near me...I have to cruise as it's just a little 125cc hahaha.
haha I love those little 125's tho! you guys can throw the bike around in ways i can only ever dream of... hashtag 4-point u-turn because my bike is too big and unwieldy 😂
Is it a mark of my craziness when I rewatch previous episodes after watching the new one???? hahahaha
no it is a mark of my cult slowly forming.... years of effort and subliminal messaging finally paying off
Nothing like running on fumes in a strange place. Not recommended for it’s safety but…. We have carried 3-4 aluminum beer bottles of gas tucked away for extreme emergencies. Like use them or you are walking in the desert.
Enjoy every challenge thankfully you have video to to refresh your memories. As a guy closer to 80 than 50 I just have my memory and a few old photos to recap my youthful adventures. Ride safe and keep your fun-o-meter running at 100 mph !
hello, Michael! I have been thinking of how I will carry extra gas for the lonely stretches far to the south in Argentina... maybe a few aluminum bottles is the way to go? Thanks for being here and being a part of my own journey.
So cool. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us
it has been my pleasure :)
epic Mitch Hedberg drop in there
rip mitch. One of the first comedians i really got into way back when i first got the internet
If you ever miss a week not posting I'm going to figure you're flattened on a street in Mexico. 🤪
yeah know, ive thought about that more than once haha. not unlikely ya know (except now it would be flattened on a street in Colombia..)