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17:41716K views · 26d ago · 17:41
If you'd like to know more about Big Ugly Community Center, here's their 30th anniversary video What started off as a curious little side mission turned into a Big Ugly adventure! But HOW did Big Ugly get it's name? Come we me and you shall seeeee....
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26:57912K views · 1mo ago · 26:57
Tailgating. There are many layers to this age old American past time. I don't know what those layer are. But I want to do it. What could be more fun than drinking with strangers in a car park for six hours, so that the football game you paid hundreds of dollars to attend becomes a vague memory, buried under a hangover and a deep sense of anxiety and regret?
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48:552.3M views · 1mo ago · 48:55
West Bloody Virginia. I like it. The crazy thing is this is literally my first 2 days here. In this video I'll cross into WV. Release a bird. Drink booze. Eat food. Meet people. And some other stuff. Can't remember. This video is special to me. Please watch it all the way through. Mike.
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36:131.9M views · 2mo ago · 36:13
Uh oh! It's a pirates life for me today. Come with me as I travel out to sea if Vietnam's fish catching rope dancers want to be my friends! enjoy, mike x Some other vids you should watch
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36:15977K views · 3mo ago · 36:15
For centuries, China's rivers have been vital to its survival. People from villages across the country used them to travel to the cities and sell their goods and wares. These rivers were once filled with thousands of boats carrying passengers in every direction. But today, China's road and highway network has become so vast and efficient that those boats became useless and went extinct.
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38:54637K views · 3mo ago · 38:54
The city of Chongqing is essentially built into a mountain. Due to its terrain the city needed manpower to transport its goods from place to place, since vehicles couldn’t tackle the hills. The bang bang men, named after the bamboo sticks placed along their shoulders used to carry up to 50kg on each side, were once 500,000 strong. Today there are less than 2000 of them.
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38:151.7M views · 4mo ago · 38:15
The older I get the more interested I become in solitude. Living alone. Today I explore that interest. In China. enjoy, mike x Some other vids you should watch
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17:45951K views · 4mo ago · 17:45
Thanks to my buddy @McMungoTV for the help with this one! enjoy, mike x Some other vids you should watch
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34:151M views · 5mo ago · 34:15
Come with me on a journey to discover a cave village in China. YES! an actual village built into a cave. But who lived there? And why did they leave. Find out. enjoy, mike x Some other vids you should watch
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31:34685K views · 5mo ago · 31:34
Sakurajima erupts hundreds of times a year. Ash falls like snow. Roads are built to flood with lava. And 4,500 people choose to live here anyway. I went to find out why. enjoy, mike x Some other vids you should watch
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38:52683K views · 5mo ago · 38:52
Japan's Fugu fish spent most of it commercial existence being totally illegal. And that because, if prepared incorrectly, it will slowly kill you if eaten. Let's go eat it. Join me as I hitchhike 250km through western Honshu. Cheeseburgers. Fighter jets. 300 million year old limestone plateaus. To reach Shimonoseki to learn about and POSSIBLY eat... The World's Most Poisonous Fish...
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35:12843K views · 6mo ago · 35:12
Right. You gotta be patient with me on this one. I'm trying to make a point and I spend half the trip figuring out how to make that point. Basically many shrines and traditions in Japan need to destroy and rebuild in order to survive. Something like that. It's a pretty vague link. But i think i achieve it. Watch till the end to find out! That's called retention. You have to watch the whole video in order to get what's called a payout. Payout or payoff? I can't remember.
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45:472M views · 7mo ago · 45:47
Once again we delve into the lesser explored side of a new country and this time we're in JAPAAAAAAAN. This was my first time visiting Japan. It wasn't as Japanese as I thought it was going to be. Does that make sense. Anyway. What was I talking about? Ah yes. Japan. Heres an AI written description that is supposed to be good for SEO or something. It's got Japan written into it like 200 time. Japan Japan Japan. We get it!
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47:171.1M views · 7mo ago · 47:17
I very very rarely sit my pants. This was one of those times. Please enjoy the last of the Papua New Guinea Series. enjoy, mike x Some other vids you should watch
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30:16836K views · 8mo ago · 30:16
At the port in Wewak, hundreds of passengers were waiting to board one of Papua New Guinea’s coastal ships, one of the only affordable ways to travel between remote towns. With no guarantee of getting on, I waited until the very last moment... and somehow managed to secure a spot.
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43:461.3M views · 8mo ago · 43:46
Thank you to The Papua New Guinea History Project for providing some of the music in this video I travelled along Papua New Guinea's isolated coastline, a place where the jungle still hides relics from World War II. During the war, more than 100,000 Japanese soldiers were stationed in Papua New Guinea, and some of the fiercest fighting of the Pacific campaign took place along this very coast.
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33:14958K views · 8mo ago · 33:14
Not a lot can prepare you for Papua New Guinea. Especially when you enter the country overland from Indonesia with absolutely no plan. In this video, I cross the Indonesia–Papua New Guinea border alone and head to Vanimo, my first stop inside PNG. With zero itinerary and no idea what to expect, I dive straight into life on the ground from smashing beers and betel nut to navigating unpredictable first encounters in a town that doesn’t slow down for anyone.
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49:331.2M views · 9mo ago · 49:33
Look. I get it. Is india perfect? No. But, is anywhere? And what kind of world would we be living in if everywhere was the same. And I get its not for everyone. But I like it there. And if even one person can watch this video and go to india because of it. Ill consider this a success.
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39:03837K views · 9mo ago · 39:03
The India–Myanmar border was not drawn by local communities. It was a British imperial boundary, formalised in the 19th and early 20th centuries, primarily for administrative convenience and strategic control. Come with me as I travel to the very edge of India. To see what life is like on this fascinating border
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30:58770K views · 10mo ago · 30:58
Karakalpakstan is a region most people have never heard of.. yet it was once legally allowed to become its own country... enjoy, mike x Some other vids you should watch
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25:52784K views · 11mo ago · 25:52
Once, the Aral Sea was one of the largest lakes on Earth. Today, it’s a dried-up desert filled with abandoned Soviet shipwrecks, rusting on sand where waves used to hit. In this video, I travel to the Aral Sea region to see what’s left, meet people who still live here, and spend the night inside a Soviet shipwreck that hasn’t touched water in decades.
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43:391.5M views · 11mo ago · 43:39
Welcome back to Afghanistan. I never know what to write in this descriptions. Ummmmm. In this video I spend days in a truck. Thats more or less it. The real impressive thing here is that I managed to make 3 days in a truck engaging. I'm amazing. Just kidding. I am though.
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34:393.5M views · 1y ago · 34:39
Things don't always go to plan. I think this why I've been loving this trip so much. Nothing has gone to plan. This route has already taught me so much. But it's always scared me. In this video I'll find myself stranded in an Afghan mountain town. The only way I can get out is by striking a deal with the taliban.
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36:174.6M views · 1y ago · 36:17
This video marks the first in a 3 vid special. When I entered Afghanistan through Ubzekistan this month, I found a really interesting road on a map. So I decided to travel it. Of course it wasn't that simple! Once upon a time, Afghanistan was the ultimate stop on the 1970s Hippie Trail. a place of freedom, music, and discovery. Fifty years later, I return to a country scarred by war and isolation, to see what’s left.
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