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Raymond Zaplatar
Registrace 20. 03. 2016
Practical self empowering ,live free ,use what you have conserve
Watch this before Damaging/Cleaning your HP Print Head 8600 #CM751-80013
This the the 3rd part in my HP Officejet 8600 Print Head Cleaning. We use a Waterpik on low pressure to blow out the clogged jets. If the jets are very clogged it doesn't allow that water pressure to escape and it will blow a hole in the thin plastic membrane covering the reservoirs.
I show how to use your thump/finger to apply back pressure on the thin film to prevent rupture
Hopefully after you have successfully cleared the jets now you have to suck out the water out of the reservoirs. We show a technique on how to accomplish this.
I show how to use your thump/finger to apply back pressure on the thin film to prevent rupture
Hopefully after you have successfully cleared the jets now you have to suck out the water out of the reservoirs. We show a technique on how to accomplish this.
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Camino de Santiago, Processing your post hike trip advice to pilgrims
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Once you complete the camino there is still a process that you have to go through. We finished the Camino and here are some thoughts that may benifit your journey
Sintra, Portugal a visit to Quinta da Regaleira Palace
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Come with us as we explore a mysterious Palace with ties perhaps to Knights Templar. Sintra is an easy 30 minute train ride from Lisbon. We explore the grounds along with the Initiation Well and the labyrinth of grottos beneath the surface. Take a short walk through the main Palace. What I liked about this site is it opened up very quickly so you didn't feel overwhelmed with other tourists.
Interview with an artist in Portugal, Nettie Burnett. We explore life questions in this interview
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While on the Camino de Santiago ,the Portuguese Way we have a life visit with an artist we met in Caminho Portugal. Artist have a different way of viewing the world. In a way they are the spiritual visionaries looking for answers. Their church is their studio. Their bible is the materials they create art with. I felt quite blessed she was willing to take time out of her work and life and share ...
Lets explore Porto Portugal a city with a vibrant past and very active present
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Mostly we do a walking tour. We jump on a tourist train that drives through the city. That's a bit to touristy for us. We take a Port wine tour. It's ok but I'd say not really worth it. My general summary is that Porto is to touristic in the sense that there ate lots of people here. In places it's a bit overwhelming. We end the tour by walking along the Douro river to the Atlantic coast
How to buy a subway ticket in Lisbon, Portugal at a subway Kiosk . Bus, Tram, Funicular, Subway
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Public transportation in Lisbon is clean, extensive ,good value and everywhere you might need to go. For tourists getting an all day pass is probably the way to go. It includes Tram, Subway, Busses ,Funicular. Take precautions for pick pocketers and remember to scan you ticket when entering a bus, tram ,subway
A tour of Lisbon Portugal. Not what it's cracked up to be
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I don't get why all the tourism in Lisbon. In this video we do a walking tour of the city, visit a museum, Church of Santa Maria and some of the back streets of Lisbon. We take advantage of getting an all day Rail pass and go for a lovely Tram ride. I'd skip the guided tours and jump on 1 of the Trams, 28 or 28E . Both go through the more historic part of the city. I think because Lisbon was re...
Sintra Portugal, tour of Pena Palace plus Castelo dos Mouros and a walk around Sintra
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Sintra is a day trip from Lisbon. As such it tends to get overrun with tourists during the day. As such some of the sites like the Pena Palace can be a bit overwhelming with tourists. I describe a few hacks on how to make your visit a bit more agreeable. Sintra is a must see. It has quite a number of sites to visit . We stayed for almost a week. Sintra sits n a mountain of sorts and has a uniqu...
The Portuguese Camino day 9 , Labruja to Ponte de Lima
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This is the final video of our Portuguese Caminos. We explored 3 routes the Litoral, Coastal and Central Caminos and by far the Central route was the most agreeable. There is something about these Caminos that leave you wanting more. A bit like having an opening of sorts. We're still processing our Caminos. As a disclaimer we had not intended on walking al the way to Santiago from Porto. We act...
The Portuguese Camino day 8 , Fortoura to Labruja
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This is the Portuguese Central Route. We wanted to get a flavor of 3 Portuguese Caminos. I also think the Litoral and the Coastal Routes did not do it for us. Those 2 routes have to much development for our taste. We're looking for less development and we did find the Central to be more to our liking. It's a wonderful way to have a very unique experience of a country. Lets face it everyone goes...
The Portuguese Camino day 7 , Caminha to Fontoura
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We are currently on the Central Portuguese route at the town of Caminha. The natural next step is to take the water taxis across the river to the Spanish side to continue our journey to Santiago. However it was not our intention to walk all the way to Santiago as we just completed the French Camino in Northern Spain. We are just exploring the Litoral the Coastal and the Central Caminos to get a...
Camino de Santiago the Portuguese Way Day 6 , Viana to Caminho
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Viana do Castelo is a favorite town for us. Caminho is also a fun place to visit. The country side is getting more natural but because the distance to Caminho is long we took an Uber from Viana about 25 minutes up the coast. Bypassing some of the development and making the walk doable. Caminho is the last town before crossing into Spain. If you are walking you would have to take a water taxis t...
Camino Portuguese Day 5, Antas to Viana do Castelo
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We finished the Camino Frances and decided to review the Portuguese Way. We started with the Litoral Route but found it lacking. To much development for our taste. So we employ a few strategies to skip undesirable sections. Viana is an unknown gem. Forget the crowds in Lisbon or Porto, Viana is a true gem. You must visit the Santuario de Santa Luizia Complex. If you can afford it stay at the Po...
The Portuguese Camino, Litoral Route, Day 4, Apulia to Antas
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We've been on the Litoral (beach) Route and have decided to switch to the Coastal Route to get a more typical /traditional Camino. The Coastal Route is by far much more natural but still weaves in and out of the beach. So you get a nice taste of both caminos. It is not our intention to walk all the way to Santiago as we have already completed the French Camino. We are exploring the Portuguese r...
Camino de Santiago, Portuguese Camino day 3 Vila do Conde to Apulia
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A Quick Disclaimer, my description of this camino is my personal preference, preferring a more natural ,less commercial , less crowded walk. There are many pilgrims that love this camino,. For this reason we explore all three Portuguese routes to get a sense of the differences. In this video we tire of the endless development in certain areas and take an Uber to get to less condensed areas.
Camino de Santiago, Day 2, Portuguese Way Labruge to Vila do Conde
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Camino de Santiago, Day 2, Portuguese Way Labruge to Vila do Conde
Camino de Santiago, Day 1 ,The Portuguese Litoral Route. Start in Porto
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Camino de Santiago, Day 1 ,The Portuguese Litoral Route. Start in Porto
Conversations to my 3 sons from the Camino de Santiago
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Conversations to my 3 sons from the Camino de Santiago
Traveling necessities cooking pot ,juicer, water purifier
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Traveling necessities cooking pot ,juicer, water purifier
Camino de Santiago Day 39 , Opedtouzo to Santiago de Compostela. We made it but it's not the end.
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Camino de Santiago Day 39 , Opedtouzo to Santiago de Compostela. We made it but it's not the end.
Camino de Santiago day 38 hiking , Arzua to Opedrouzo
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Camino de Santiago day 38 hiking , Arzua to Opedrouzo
The Camino de Santiago day 37, Furelos to Arzua
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The Camino de Santiago day 37, Furelos to Arzua
The Camino de Santiago day 36, Airexe to Furelos
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The Camino de Santiago day 36, Airexe to Furelos
The Camino de Santiago Day 35, Portomarin to Airexe
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The Camino de Santiago Day 35, Portomarin to Airexe
The Camino de Santiago hiking Day 34, Sarria to Portomarin
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The Camino de Santiago hiking Day 34, Sarria to Portomarin
The Camino de Santiago , DAY 33, Samos to Sarria
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The Camino de Santiago , DAY 33, Samos to Sarria
The Camino de Santiago Day 32, Fonfria to Samos
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The Camino de Santiago Day 32, Fonfria to Samos
Camino de Santiago day 31, Vega de Valcarce to Fonfria
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Camino de Santiago day 31, Vega de Valcarce to Fonfria
Camino de Santiago day 30, Villafranca to Vega de Valcarce
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Camino de Santiago day 30, Villafranca to Vega de Valcarce
Camino de Santiago day 29, Componaraya to Villafranca
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Camino de Santiago day 29, Componaraya to Villafranca
This is super helpful. Thank you so much!
The content was good, but if you could slow down the camera when you pan it would be much more enjoyable. The whole thing kind of made me dizzy unfortunately. But thank you for sharing.
Can you please help me to reassemble my juicer?
Do you pay separately for golf? Is there anything else included, like archery maybe? Is there music or songs in restaurant during dinner? Did you like it at all, think it worth the money? Is there a taxi service? Thank you
If you can afford to stay in the old section that's best. It's pricy to be sure. Golf is extra although you get a slight discount. The grounds are quite lovely to walk but you are captured and they like to get as much out of you as possible. Unless you are a sucker for historic dreamy manor house stays I'd say it isn't worth it. The best castle/manor house stay was Waterford Castle just outside Waterford. Very fair prices for the room. Nice golf next door
🇧🇷..Greetings from Brazil...🇵🇹
Where are you eating?
Funny you ask, In Vila do Conde Stayed for 3 days they were connected to this great café serving a fresh breakfast
The Humble Anchor coffee shop in Vila do condo, Portugal. It was connected to our apartment, the Author guesthouse. So so good!!
Thank you SO much for making this video. Had the exact same problem (not a well designed part, IMO) and I never would have figured out how to open it.
You are NOT FIXING the pull mechanism. You just removed it. Change your title.
Am guessing you took the wrong route out of Porto - loved Porto. Walked along the Douro out along the coast, avoids what you may have encountered
We had an app that verified we were on the Litoral route. Maybe you took the Coastal. And then there's also the Central route Bom Caminho
I got a vertigo from that spinning camera. Btw, the grotto was built in 19th century and has nothing to do with Kings Templar, besides that Freemasons are using Templar cross in their rituals.
Only greens and blues? Not very comprehensive.
Thank you so much for the information, we just moved in to Portugal and we have 3 big fig trees, and drying them would be ideal, thanks again
If you have lots you may have to keep them refrigeratred even after drying . While the fruit is on the tree some insect lays an egg and if it sits at room temp on the shelf they will turn into maggots
Clare most beautiful county in Ireland
are you naive or just plain stupid? did you specify what you where expecting of the owner and the skipper? which are your qualifications exactly? what's your sailing experience? mate, you're better off staying on land...
Home sweet Home!
Przepiękne miasteczko ❤
Is there a particular orientation that the valve needs to be in once tightened? or just get it tight?
I can't remember but everything is intentional so p[ay attention to how it's oriented. Maybe lightly tight it then put it all together and confirm the position is correct. I did 2 side by side and mine don't match as I like the position of 1 better than the other. I just can't remember best practice
@@RayZaplatar 10-4. I've still got to get the retaining collar off, though. May never happen.
@@JMcC64 that may be where I apply heat from a torch . True it may mess up the color but you may not have a choice. The change in heat expands the metal and breaks the rust/corrosion bond. It may take some technique to get it right as you try and go around the entire collar
Do you recommend starting from Matisinhos or Labruge?
Labruge for sure! If you start in Matisinhos you still have to get over the long bridge and everything around there is big industrial. It's a sea, inland commercial port and nothing but industry. You can take a bus from Porto but go to Labruge. That's a small seaside village with not a lot of accommodations. But you are on a real coast and can walk on the boardwalk which is quite pleasant. Be prepared as depending on the beaches you will run into development even after Labruge . Eventually we gave up on the Litoral route and worked our way to the Coastal Route. BTW you asked the correct question. I wish someone would have warned me about the 1st section. Also get the Uber app as Uber is very convenient and really quite cheap for the service. That way if you hit an unpleasant area just skip that area. There are better ways to suffer
@@RayZaplatar thank you!
What time of year was this trip? I’m curious about the wind pattern, and why you had such lack of wind.
June July winds are unpredictable which means depending on when you book you could have no winds and you just motor around which is what we did almost 70% of the time. If you want to sail you can not book a year in advance. You almost have to see how the winds are then take your trip. Although you could go early spring or winter pbly have better winds but then it's a lot cooler and can't swim in the water. It's just to much money for such unpredictable. We could have rented a motor boat , no captain and had more independence
Can't you get any closer to the shore? Is it prohibited?
Really nice video though, so beautiful
Thanks for making a video mine just broke
Terrible experience... Be aware from them!
Thank you for this video. There are not many like it. I am renting a boat from Santorini Boat Rental. I was hoping your video would have listed some places to go on the boat rental. I was planning the red beach, whilte beach, black beach... but would be nice to get a list in advance so I can see them on a map.
This hotel gave me bed bugs and wouldn’t provide me with any sort of compensation or refund
Thanks! This video is incredibly useful!
Hi from Bernard in PA, just to say i watched your pilgrimage, it was a great showing. I did the Camino in 2017 winter and planning to it again this January. I just wanted to add a thought; If someone does it alone like i did, Alberge's are the way to go, for the whole community experience. I still talk with my Camino family to this day and will be seeing them this winter. Now if travelling with a loved one the way you went, is the way to go because as a couple there is no room for intimate relations.
It will be interesting if you get the same or similar experience in the Albergues. I do think some of it will be the same and others will b more cashing in on the sheer amount of people doing it. You know we went to Porto and just did a section of the coastal and Central routes to get a feel of the Portuguese way
@@RayZaplatar Looking forward to watching your future videos. Thinking the Portugal way will not be as busy. Buen Camino
its not good place prices r so bad
On top of that it's way overrated. You can easily tell the quality by the type of breakfast the place has. Their breakfast blows
Ardglass is in Northern Ireland, not the Republic.
staying in a hotel or have luggage transport doesn’t mean you’re not a true pilgrim…same with starting in Sarria pilgrims are called not true pilgrims because they did not start from SJPDP. It’s one’s camino with God regardless where you start. Some pilgrims don’t have a lot of free time to finish the camino from the very start but they should not be looked at less a pilgrim…as I always hear from lots of videos. Buen camino!
Funny, the longer we were on the camino the more what you say became the truth. Now we're doing the Portuguese way starting in Porto. Now we are the tourists doing the Camino . We stayed 3 days in Vila do Conde. It's a metaphor for life. Everyone is doing their life differently and it's incumbent on me to learn to accept that.
Hello! did you book online or just showed up in person at the marina and there were boats available? thank you
Don't forget to show the shopping and cooking video!
We're doing the Portuguese way starting in Porto. The trail is addictive. BTW started painting seascapes
Beautiful flowers! Make sure your electrolytes aren't getting depleted.
I do add potassium to my water I think Melissa Z is getting burnt out. We rented a place for 3 days on a small town on the Portuguese coast. It's quite interesting interviewing folks on the trail. I kind of like it. There is something to these camino's ! I'll paint tmw
Absolutely amazing episode, this looks and sounds great!
IF EARTH IS ROTATING ON IT'S AXIS AND REVOLVING AROUND THE SUN ALWAYS IN ONE DIRECTION THEN HOW COME WAVES ALWAYS FLOW FROM THE SEAS TO THE LAND REGARDLESS OF THE SEAS BEING TO THE EAST WEST NORTH OR SOUTH OF THE LANDS ? * * * IF EARTH IS ROTATING ON IT'S AXIS AND REVOLVING AROUND THE SUN THEN THE OCEANS SHOULD BE TURBULENT AROUND THE EQUATORIAL REGIONS NOT AROUND THE POLAR REGIONS BECAUSE THE FORCES OF EXERSION & EXPULSION ( CENTRIPETAL & CENTRIFUGAL ) SHOULD BE GREATER AT LARGER SURFACE AREAS NOT AT SMALLER SURFACE AREAS ? * * * *
BC the wind is blowing towards the land which the energy transfers to thew water creates waves. The land heats due to the sun
@@RayZaplatar WHY DO WINDS BLOW IN THE DIRECTIONS OF LANDS REGARDLESS OF THE SEAS BEING TO THE EAST OR WEST OR NORTH OR SOUTH OF THE LANDS IF THIS PRISON WORLD ROTATES ON IT'S AXIS IN ONE DIRECTION ?
If only i had that kind of wrench which only repair shops have.
I would have been more impressed if you had taken the Dragonte from Villafranca del Bierzo. Ive taken all three trails and the Dragonte is the real mountain trail.
Hi guys, what map app are you using? Does it show the Camino and all these small alternate routes you are choosing? Are you more than halfway through now?
Combination of Maps Me , Camino Ninja, google maps. We are currently in Santiago for 4 days recovering. Although we decided to go and do the Portuguese way from Porto. The trail is really very well marked by Friends of the Camino. You can almost do it with no other map apps. In the smaller towns WiFi is very spotty so I haven't been able to post much till we arrived in Santiago
Oh I just realized it's Melissa G !!
My pipe wrench just dented the seat post it wouldn’t turn it
it's a math problem. At some force it will turn or break. You could apply heat with a torch but it may burn the paint, If you don't care about the paint you can heat the frame with torch where the seat slides in. Otherwise I'd put a longer pipe on the end of the pipe wrench ,create more turning force. You can also try and soak liquid wrench or WD 40 and let it soak for a week then try
@@RayZaplatar soak her - t'would need a large bath - maybe paddling pool; or keep rags soaked in kerosene - wrap your pole up well; last resort, buy a huge drill bit, or hole cutter, and drill the post out
Hey Raymond! Thanks for the video. I'll be going there in July of this year. Why do you sound like a whiny bitch the whole time?
Is this the most miserable Camino ever walked by the most ignorant opinionated ignoramuses on foot?
Stop bitching Raymond. Much of your whining seems to be coming from trying to make a B-Movie instead of living in the moment on the Camino. PS: Your empathetic comments about Roy today are contradicted by your self-righteous discussion with him on Day 2. Grow up brother. Become a peregrino.
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Thanks for taking off the rose tinted glasses and giving us an explanation of the non-glossy realistic side of yatching that people probably will realise if they think about it, but don't due to the anticipation of an exciting romanticised adventure ahead. Everyone should watch this before they charter a sail yatch.
I need an boat..now I'm in santos outer anchorage. Please let me khow how rent a boat for 1 day.
What wire type were you using? Regular carbon hard wire?
Thanks for this, random internet stranger! I've wanted to clean this out, because it sat in water for too long, by accident. Now I know how to get inside. Would anyone happen to know what kind of gear grease I should use? Does it need to be food safe gear grease?
Glad y'all made it to Zubiri, Spain with no blisters. May you have safe travels. Love y'all and have fun.
Where do you get free 55 gallon barrels in mass? Please I need to know...
Where do you get them for free?