Too true Mr Foreman, I'll let you know when the fine comes in the post. Thank you Mr Foreman, we will have to have another handsome chat sometime soon. Cheers Geoff
Good stuff Geoff. I joined his channel years ago when I came across his adventures in the Defender and really enjoyed them. He really should come home for a visit and film some more adventures.
Thanks Geoff,a nice little collaboration video there.I accidentally stumbled across Mr Foreman and Summer much the same way I stumbled across Seriously Series.Then immediately watched everything available.Best wishes 🙂
I've loved following Mr Foremans Series 1 rebuild, and he also saved my skin when my Series 2 gearbox got stuck in reverse by offering his sage advice on how to fix it (Lump of wood and a big hammer!) - I'm only sad the series is completed.
Thanks for a very entertaining chat! What really amazes me is that you are able to enjoy yourselves while producing high quality videos. Early on I had a desire to make outdoor adventure films but became discouraged when I started doing some event photography. Yes, that's an entirely different situation, but I soon learned that orchestrating my shots and all the technical aspects involved in making them required so much focus that there was no opportunity to enjoy anything. Doing outdoor content seemed like it would be worse, because then there really would be something to miss out on.Maybe it was premature, but it killed the dream for me. I'm sure glad you guys didn't think the same way because I sure enjoy your work....
Hi Mark. It isn’t easy and certainly is all rainbows all the time, but as Mr Foreman said it is having that interest in nature and film making. They compliment one another. The other trick is knowing what and when to shoot and when you just need to put that camera down and enjoy nature itself. All bit of juggling act as you know Mark. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Geoff
That's two outrageously handsome fellows sharing the same screen. Should be a crime. Thanks for the collaboration, it was fun.
Too true Mr Foreman, I'll let you know when the fine comes in the post. Thank you Mr Foreman, we will have to have another handsome chat sometime soon. Cheers Geoff
Good interview! one of my favorite channels is Foreman and Wilms. Superb travel videos and I've been enjoying his Series build..
This bloke is a total hoot!
I will definitely have to check out his channel.
Brilliant interview. We really miss the Forman & Wilms adventure videos.
Great interview with a truely remarkable man. Loved his series on the Series as well. I think he needs another restoration project.
How awesome!
Good interview, cheers.
Good stuff Geoff. I joined his channel years ago when I came across his adventures in the Defender and really enjoyed them. He really should come home for a visit and film some more adventures.
Cheers, really glad you enjoyed it, they do some amazing work and it is worth celebrating. Kind regards, Geoff
Thanks Geoff,a nice little collaboration video there.I accidentally stumbled across Mr Foreman and Summer much the same way I stumbled across Seriously Series.Then immediately watched everything available.Best wishes 🙂
No worries Wayne, always nice to hear that people are enjoying our videos. Kind regards, Geoff
I love it when two of my favorite channels come together!
Hi Rich. Happy to make it happen for you. Cheers Geoff
I've loved following Mr Foremans Series 1 rebuild, and he also saved my skin when my Series 2 gearbox got stuck in reverse by offering his sage advice on how to fix it (Lump of wood and a big hammer!) - I'm only sad the series is completed.
Hi Paul. It is sad the series restoration has come to an end, but I think another adventure is about to begin. Cheers Geoff
@@seriouslyseriesaustralia I'm thinking there may be a disco involved 🤔🤞 (although I think he should do another Series 1/2a/3 🙂)
Thanks for a very entertaining chat! What really amazes me is that you are able to enjoy yourselves while producing high quality videos. Early on I had a desire to make outdoor adventure films but became discouraged when I started doing some event photography. Yes, that's an entirely different situation, but I soon learned that orchestrating my shots and all the technical aspects involved in making them required so much focus that there was no opportunity to enjoy anything. Doing outdoor content seemed like it would be worse, because then there really would be something to miss out on.Maybe it was premature, but it killed the dream for me. I'm sure glad you guys didn't think the same way because I sure enjoy your work....
Hi Mark. It isn’t easy and certainly is all rainbows all the time, but as Mr Foreman said it is having that interest in nature and film making. They compliment one another. The other trick is knowing what and when to shoot and when you just need to put that camera down and enjoy nature itself. All bit of juggling act as you know Mark. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Geoff