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Lost And Abroad
Australia
Registrace 2. 02. 2018
Join me on a year long journey travelling from Europe to Australia WITHOUT taking a single flight! This series, called The Long Way Home, will see me visit out of way regions in some of the worlds most exotic and untouched countries. So make sure to subscribe if you like travel, history, or photography.
LODZ: Poland's Best Kept Secret is Full of Abandoned Factories (Europe to Australia Episode 1)
The first stop on my journey travelling from Europe to Australia WITHOUT FLYING is the city of Lodz in Poland. Lodz is Poland's best kept secret, a young a vibrant city full of life, history, and, most importantly, abandoned factories!
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Travelling from Europe to Australia WITHOUT Flying - The Long Way Home
zhlédnutí 219Před 16 hodinami
I just turned 30 and it's time to grow up... or not.
5 EASY Words You NEED To Know In Moroccan Arabic
zhlédnutí 330Před 14 dny
These five easy to learn words in Moroccan Arabic, or Darija, can be a real life saver here in Morocco. I recommend watching this video before your visit to Morocco so that you can fit in with the locals.
The Sad Truth of Morocco's Critically Endangered Monkeys
zhlédnutí 421Před 21 dnem
Join me on an unforgettable adventure in Morocco's breath taking Atlas Mountains where I had the incredibly opportunity to go camping with North Africa's ONLY surviving primate - The Critically Endangered, Barbary Macaques. IFAW Website: www.ifaw.org/international/projects/born-to-be-wild-morocco AAP Website: en.aap.eu/born-to-be-wild-tazekka/
5 Reasons You Need to Visit FES!
zhlédnutí 205Před 28 dny
In this week's video I explore the labyrinthian city of Fes, delve deep into Morocco's history, and get to know the locals.
I Climbed the Tallest Mountain in North Africa. It was a Mistake.
zhlédnutí 298Před měsícem
Climbing over 4,167m above sea level is no small feet... it's 13,670.
The Surprising History of Moroccan Mint Tea
zhlédnutí 692Před měsícem
Join me on a captivating journey to uncover the surprising history of Moroccan mint tea. From ancient trade routes and colonial influences to the art of preparation and its role in social rituals, we'll delve into the fascinating origins and evolution of "Atay."
The Celestial Staircase of Morocco - Hidden Wonders
zhlédnutí 505Před měsícem
In this, my first video, I head to the middle of nowhere in the Moroccan Sahara on a journey to see a set of stairs leading to the sky.
Cobras, Monkeys and Markets - A Weekend in Marrakech
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Cobras, Monkeys and Markets - A Weekend in Marrakech
I ❤ Lodz! Great video, thanks for sharing.
It's like yo in English and yo in Spanish one is and expression in English and in Spanish is saying "me" Or son and son one means "offspring" the other means "they are"
You know, while scripting this video, I didn't even think of those two. I guess because when I speak Spanish I do so in an accent and have been able to mentally separate them. Thank you for the comment, I might include these in my next language video :)
Wow, I don't know how I found this video but I'm really waiting for updates from your journey
Regardless of how you found this video, I'm glad you're here!
Ur being someone ur not. Trying too hard
I hear you on that one, but would actually argue my personality is trying too hard all the time until I become a constant exhaustion for the people around me. Maybe I was the false friend the whole time...
Hell yeah, I love linguistic videos. ❤
Then stick around because I too love linguistics, history, travel, and photography.
Your glasses are too narrow for your head.
Why would you comment something like that, they’re fine
@@PerkyBird In his defense I agree with him - my glasses recently broke and it was either wear these things that make my head look like a hairy egg or go blind. I chose the former
@@LoastAndAbroad haha ok
@@LoastAndAbroad haha nice one. I had the same issue recently. Accidentally stepped on my glasses in the middle of the night. Had to go back to my scratched nerd glasses for backup.
@@F-R-D-S I've got some new glasses on the way that should make me look less like a cartoon nerd who gets bullied in Act 1.
good luck bro this gonna be epic
Thanks man, it'll either be epic or an epic failure
There were some people camping next to the base camp (you could see them through the window of your bedroom) so even if there wouldn't be any space, you could have done just that. Or were you so dumb as not to take a tent? :* And by the way, did you see a wreck of an airplane on the way to the base camp?
We did see the tents and yes, while we were enormously dumb for many things, considering how much I struggled as is - pretty thankful I didn't have to carry a tent on my back as well.
I am SO excited to watch your journey! This is absolutely incredible and I want to do something similar someday day
youre supposed to be responsible at 30... responsible for the huge balls to do this expedition
The final leg, from Indonesia to Australia, is the part I am most worried about.
Feels so weird that you only have 59 subscribers (well 60 now), will be cool to see you grow
Thanks for the positive words, I appreciate that a lot. I've only just started so 60 is honestly a number in quite happy with.
You're still young and you should stop being melodramatic
You're still young and you should stop being melodramatic
Well, I am 38 now and so far I've got to say, therties are just so much better that twenties! Like seriously, just think, especially all of you that just turned or are about to turn 30 - there is just so much experience that you have been through, no matter what you've been doing in life, and so much less anxiety and insecurity when you are 30+. At least that has been the case for me...
Thanks for the video. If you need promotion, I can help as I work for a youtube promotion company.
I can only pay in NFTs of Jared Leto characters wearing various hats and sunglasses - is that ok?
What a marvelous and educational video!
Thanks man, appreciate it
I have been to Morocco and your videos were wonderful. I look forward to your next the next country you will explore.
I have been to Morocco and your videos are truly wonderful. I look forward to your next country you will explore!
Thanks for the positivity - big news to, hopefully, announce on Tuesday regarding my next country
@@LoastAndAbroad That is great news. Keep on going!
afak = please, I want = Bghit
Yep, you're right - I absolutely made a blunder with that one. When I get the chance, I'll add a comment with the correction
Afak = Please
welcome to morocco mate have a great time
Thanks, I've had a good time so far and am sad to leave. But I'm also just as excited for what's next 😁
“AFAK” is a form of begging like please and it doesn’t mean i want in any context brother, and the example you gave means “please, one coffee” not “i want one coffee”. but just keep up the good work
Thanks for the correction and positivity. I'll add a correction to the video
Actually You did very well you proncaition it's great keep going this morrocan darija learning 👍❤
Thank you for the positivity. I'd love to keep up the Darija but this was my last video on Morocco
If someone asks "Labas? We usually answer with "alhamdo lilah" You used it but didn't mention it.
You're right, that is an important phrase to know. I tried to keep this video simple, but if I do a second one I'll make sure to include it.
Cool vid but come on bro , the desert stereotype thumbnail ? Morocco is not a desert wasteland
That's actually very fair. If I'm being 100% honest with you, I took that photo for a desert video that I never made and just wanted to make sure I use it. Check out my video on the Barbary Macaques, I think I do a decent job there in championing Morocco's geographic diversity.
@@LoastAndAbroad thank you for the sweet response, keep going.. cool vids
Even if not a culturally historic monument, creating structures of such size "in the middle of nowhere" simply as treasures for adventurers to marvel is impeccably fantastic.
Agreed
This is great ! One correction is that Afak or 3afak doesn't mean "i want" but it means "please" so if you say "Tabla 3afak" or "3afak tabla Wehda" it would translate to "One table please".
Thanks for the clarification - I've pinned your comment so hopefully others who watch the video get your insight as well
It can also serve as a way to get someone's attention as in "Excuse me"
This video deserves way more views, really clean editing. As a moroccan, I can assure you that your arabic accent is quite good, especially for an English speaker.
I'm so glad to hear, I was genuinely a little worried I'd have to take the video down because of my terrible pronunciation
so good keep going
Thanks for the positive feedback, I might just follow that advice
hey, I love your channel. It's very underrated! btw, what camera do you use to record your videos?
Thanks for the positive feedback! I shot most of this video on the Sony A7Cii - primarily using Sony's 24mm f2.8 lens or the Tamron 28-200. However some shots, namely the steady shots used in my montages, were shot on a DJI Pocket 2
Welcome to you
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Your videos are so well-crafted, they rival high-budget documentaries, yet their view counts don't reflect that quality. It’s discouraging and makes me hesitant to start my own CZcams channel.
Thanks for the positive feedback. I've only been posting for 3 weeks now and am pretty excited one of my videos has already broken 500 views. That said, if you want to help raise the view count please continue to comment and share these videos with your friends. New video out next Tuesday :)
Loved it there!
It was an absolute blast travelling there with - when are we going to collab?
@LoastAndAbroad haha very soon hopefully! Is CZcams ready tho? 🤣
Fez has a lot to share. It's a mystery, a big labyrinth full of history. Many battles have happened there, and it still resists. Welcome to the soul of Morocco: Fez.
Well said
Very nice video ! Love it ! And even as a Moroccan, I learned a lot You probably didn't know, but you usually should only fill around 3/4 glass entirely and not entirely (it's considered bad manner if you do that for your guests). That way, you can hold the glass without burning yourself. Also, a precision : A lot of people don't put sugar in the tea directly (Because a lot of them have diabetes 😂, we call literally "having sugar"). So usually, when you have guests, you would either make 2 tea pots, one with sugar and one without, or just one without sugar and let the guests add sugar as they please
Good to know! Thanks for the tips :)
Awesome trip ❤❤❤❤
Thanks!
This is epic footage,you did great job , thankyou again for visiting my country Morocco ❤❤❤
Hannsjörg Voth. The artist.
And he did an incredible job, especially with the stairs
31°33'15.7''N 4°28'4.4''W
Not so hidden when you put in the co-ordinates is it?
Only a non-Englishman can call a teapot a kettle! The kettle is for boiling the water, the teapot is for brewing the tea...
@@ianoliverbailey6545 if it makes you feel better I am a non-Englishman
Wow who wouldve tought it was the british who introduced tea to morocco 😮
He's Aussie
It surprised me as well, but I guess the Brits are synonymous with Tea so it kind of checks out
6:25 it’s an interesting technique. I have family in Morocco and we would never strain the tea like that by dumping all that water out. What we would typically do is after the water boils in a kettle we add just a little amount of water to the tea leaves (enough to cover the bottom of the teapot and all the leaves inside) and swirl the teapot around to sort of wash the leaves then we immediately dump just that water out. Idea being is that this removes the very harsh notes that the gunpowder tea first produces on first impact with hot water. Then you fill the teapot with hot water and after that you can drink the tea after letting it steep for a few minutes. It’s also common to pour a cup and return it to the tea pot at least two or three times as sort of a way to “stir the pot”, but I find this unnecessary if you haven’t filled the teapot to the brim as you can just swirl the teapot around to mix the tea. Anyways, nice report. Well done. Besehha :)
Thank you for the insight, washing the leaves that way would also retain much more of the minty flavor I imagine as well. I hear you on the multiple pours being an unnecessarily complicated way to stir the pot, but I counter your argument by saying that the act of tea pouring is fun.
I thought, lets find what more he made, but this was it 🙂 was nice enough though, keep up the good work.
Keep checking back, new video coming out this Tuesday!
Was it sketchy? Yes. Was it entertaining? Undeniably so.