Happy New Year Guys! Starting off the New Year with one of my favorite explores so far, I hope you guys enjoy it as well. Don't forget to do me a favor and hit the "like 👍" button. Truly appreciate you guys as always! 💯🤙
Your videos brim with life, exuberance and pure childhood joy of exploration and discovery. As you talk about the history, I just get a sense of an admiration of the past from you that is very endearing. I really enjoy your videos, thank you for taking the time to make them and for sharing with us. The past is so full of mystery and wonder and you help bring that to life, so thank you.
I truly appreciate your comment, the past has always fascinated me, especially when you can literally touch it and walk the same paths that people did millenia before you. It's awesome to visualize how things once were. Thank you for your recognition! And of course, I really enjoy making them and being able to show something but that possibly people haven't seen or heard of before. Wishing you a great new year 💯🤙
Oh wow, you have outdone yourself this time...what a once in a lifetime experience and such a powerful history lesson for the ages. As a person who loves history, this is my favorite episode yet. The aqueducts were a marvel unrivaled at that time, such a feat of brilliant engineering. So many of the ancients had such vast knowledge of sophisticated workings it boggles the modern mind, I could hear in your voice the excitement you felt at being where history was wrought, walking through as if time had stopped. I would have had a heart attack just seeing you walk along the ancient walls with virtual inches to put your feet on !!! It puts me in mind of a mountain goat, sure-footed and at home in its environment. The hopelessly in-bred Hapsburgs but by far not the only family to think that marrying brothers and sisters and other mind-numbing combinations of family members would make them even more royal and the bloodlines pure. They surely made a name for themselves but for all the wrong reasons. Amazing editing and cinematic achievement, the background music playing ever so gently in the background enough to create an amazing atmosphere but not overpowering as to drown out your voice and the message it carried. As you can see I have not lost my ability to be ever so long and wordy LOL !!! I laughed when the water got deeper and you almost started singing the high notes👍!!! Awesome from start to finish my friend, bravo
Haha, awesome comment, I'm glad to read them! But yeh, this place is amazing, I've been several times but never knew about the cave until I decided to take a walk down there. Just goes to show how much here is basically forgotten. Thanks, as always, for watching!
History is best served where it happened! 😏 I sincerely enjoyed this lesson and your enthusiasm, thanks for taking us along! I do hope you got more of this quality "infotainment" for us in 2023 - I wish you a great new year!
Haha I like that "infotainment" I'm by no means a historian, maybe an amateur enthusiast at best but I truly enjoy learning and sharing it. Thanks for watching! And no worries, I have a bunch of stuff planned, wish you the best as well! 💯🤙
@@TattooedTraveler I wasnt sure if infotainment would come across the right way. The term carries negative baggage in some circles, but in this case I mean it in the most positive way because its literally informative entertainment and that is the best type of content you can get on CZcams. At least thats my opinion. 😉
@@Ganiscol I definitely take that as a compliment, but yeh, I know what you mean. CZcams gives you an age group statistic and it's what you would expect lol. Anyways thanks for watching!
I truly appreciate that, thankfully I'm not doing this for money or I would have quit a while ago 🤣, but hopefully one of these days I can reach a wider audience.
It still stands today because it was made with geo polymer.I just recently discovered your channel and have been binge watching it.Thanks for taking the time and energy to share your adventures with us.Keep up the amazing work.
Holy fuckamoly, that was amazing! I really love the genuine delight you express when you happen upon yet another breathtaking piece of history! And your explanations are very well researched and shared. Thank you!
Thats the thing, at first it's like man, they should really fix this, but then it's like... man, I'm basically in a movie right now. Thanks for watching!
Wow! Another amazing place, it really did feel like something straight from the Tolkien Books. Also another criminally under-viewed video. I wsh youtube would promote this content.
Truly appreciate the recognition! And yeh I'll keep making these videos and hopefully they notice one of these days. Someone said I should promote on tik tok but that is against my principles lol.
First time finding this channel and made me suscribe so fast. Glad you enjoy my country, but you've only scratch the surface of finds like this. Whole of costal Croatia is filled with places like this. Shit tone of abandoned villages since people migrated from inland Dalmatia to the sea
Great and playful video. Nice climbing, I am the same; poke, prod and climb everything. Man imagine finding an old rusted shortsword in the water to bring home and hang on the wall. I am sure people have swept the temple area with a metal detector but I wonder about the water cave.
Thanks bro! And yeh I had that exact thought of finding something like that but yeh metal detector guys swept this place a while ago I'm sure. Plus if they catch you it's a big time fine or jail I think. But I still think there might be something in that cave. Thanks for watching!
You should visit Burnum near Kistanje. It is an ancient roman military amphitheater or Asseria near Benkovac. Both localities are relatively close to each other.
Been to both bro, they are awesome, I was thinking about doing a video on them but Burnum is borderline Touristy now, Kudin Most is really cool though. Not sure if I beleive the legend but it's nice haha.
@@TattooedTraveler There is also fortress near Benkovac called Kličevica from 15th century. Very interesting place located in sort of a canyon where river, also called Kličevica flows.
@@pjerstojanov3805 also went there bro, but actually was going to go back to the find the caves, I guess one is actually under the tower and that was the only way you could get in before someone made that hole.
Thanks as always bro! And yeh this place was nuts, I've known about the fortress city for a while but the cave was new to me, all the times I went I never knew.
WW2 tunnels are accessible from railroad tracks , Glavica section...one bunker right next to railroad tracks, guy Ljubo use to keep sheep there...then further ahead towards kamenjaca...down the embankment looking down town, at least two or three tunnels there in small area
I think I found the 2 on the road down to town, it looks like they are right next to the road. But the big one is at the top near the tracks? I will go back to look bro
Your reddit game is on point man. It's interesting as hell to see someone who knows exactly how to target these communities haha. Cool video too, aside from that. Generally you make interesting content for sure. Were you a reddit enthusiast before all this?
@@TattooedTraveler I feel that. CZcams works in mysterious (bullshit) ways. lol. A lot of content out here, not sure how they organize it all. I guess they do the best they can while keeping their advertising gigs squared away. Best luck man! You do make really cool content, I hope you keep up this momentum. Don't burn yourself out replying to everyone instantly XD
I love your video and what you are doing for the history in Croatia.. but watch out with climbing the stones.. they can fall and crush you.. also with the tunnels watch out that you don't get sucked in by a sickhole.. use ropes and always go with somebody.. We want you to be safe bro.. hope one day you will find a treasure or sort and make history.. there is enough legend talking about Illyrian pirate gold hidden in caves..
Appreciate it! Yeh that was probably a bit reckless but I could see much better than the light was showing on camera at least. But I appreciate the heads up, thanks for watching as always!
@@apcreative235 @AP Creative sorry bro, I don't, but I appreciate it. I'm in Vienna currently, I may put a video together of some "lesser known" historical stuff. It's not my usual thing but it is pretty interesting IMO.
Epic explores! I am a big fan Did you know that brick can transform into stone True story I have found MUCH evidence of this in Australia ~ melted brick structures! Blows the main stream narrative apart This needs further investigation I have recorded my findings on my channel if you are interested Thanks for all your fabulous work 🧱❤️
@@TattooedTraveler when you found the second part of the water cave was loadest to me...oh wow im not done yet you said..right after you theres a No !..but your getting yes and no most of the way through the video...listen closely...i hope you to hear it..
@@stefanrobinson2920 I just rewatched it.. that is kinda crazy, I didn't really notice it in the other parts but there was like a weak "noh.." at the cave, weird man lol.
Happy New Year Guys! Starting off the New Year with one of my favorite explores so far, I hope you guys enjoy it as well. Don't forget to do me a favor and hit the "like 👍" button. Truly appreciate you guys as always! 💯🤙
Your videos brim with life, exuberance and pure childhood joy of exploration and discovery. As you talk about the history, I just get a sense of an admiration of the past from you that is very endearing. I really enjoy your videos, thank you for taking the time to make them and for sharing with us. The past is so full of mystery and wonder and you help bring that to life, so thank you.
I truly appreciate your comment, the past has always fascinated me, especially when you can literally touch it and walk the same paths that people did millenia before you. It's awesome to visualize how things once were. Thank you for your recognition! And of course, I really enjoy making them and being able to show something but that possibly people haven't seen or heard of before. Wishing you a great new year 💯🤙
Oh wow, you have outdone yourself this time...what a once in a lifetime experience and such a powerful history lesson for the ages. As a person who loves history, this is my favorite episode yet. The aqueducts were a marvel unrivaled at that time, such a feat of brilliant engineering. So many of the ancients had such vast knowledge of sophisticated workings it boggles the modern mind, I could hear in your voice the excitement you felt at being where history was wrought, walking through as if time had stopped. I would have had a heart attack just seeing you walk along the ancient walls with virtual inches to put your feet on !!! It puts me in mind of a mountain goat, sure-footed and at home in its environment. The hopelessly in-bred Hapsburgs but by far not the only family to think that marrying brothers and sisters and other mind-numbing combinations of family members would make them even more royal and the bloodlines pure. They surely made a name for themselves but for all the wrong reasons. Amazing editing and cinematic achievement, the background music playing ever so gently in the background enough to create an amazing atmosphere but not overpowering as to drown out your voice and the message it carried. As you can see I have not lost my ability to be ever so long and wordy LOL !!! I laughed when the water got deeper and you almost started singing the high notes👍!!! Awesome from start to finish my friend, bravo
Haha, awesome comment, I'm glad to read them! But yeh, this place is amazing, I've been several times but never knew about the cave until I decided to take a walk down there. Just goes to show how much here is basically forgotten. Thanks, as always, for watching!
Astonishing. I got goosebumps watching this.
Thank you bro 😆🤙
History is best served where it happened! 😏
I sincerely enjoyed this lesson and your enthusiasm, thanks for taking us along!
I do hope you got more of this quality "infotainment" for us in 2023 - I wish you a great new year!
Haha I like that "infotainment" I'm by no means a historian, maybe an amateur enthusiast at best but I truly enjoy learning and sharing it. Thanks for watching! And no worries, I have a bunch of stuff planned, wish you the best as well! 💯🤙
@@TattooedTraveler I wasnt sure if infotainment would come across the right way. The term carries negative baggage in some circles, but in this case I mean it in the most positive way because its literally informative entertainment and that is the best type of content you can get on CZcams. At least thats my opinion. 😉
@@Ganiscol I definitely take that as a compliment, but yeh, I know what you mean. CZcams gives you an age group statistic and it's what you would expect lol. Anyways thanks for watching!
You deserve so many more subscribers. Love your channel!
I truly appreciate that, thankfully I'm not doing this for money or I would have quit a while ago 🤣, but hopefully one of these days I can reach a wider audience.
It still stands today because it was made with geo polymer.I just recently discovered your channel and have been binge watching it.Thanks for taking the time and energy to share your adventures with us.Keep up the amazing work.
Thank you for watching! And definitely will 💯🤙
It’s awesome to watch all this thank you for sharing this amazing video
Thank you for watching! I really enjoy sharing this stuff almost as much as exploring it lol. Places deserve to be seen.
@@TattooedTraveler very true we all Indiana Jones adventurers
Came here from the reddit link. Awesome stuff, thank you for sharing
Thanks for coming over! Got some cool new stuff coming up today, appreciate your support 💯
Holy fuckamoly, that was amazing! I really love the genuine delight you express when you happen upon yet another breathtaking piece of history! And your explanations are very well researched and shared. Thank you!
Haha, thank you for watching! I appreciate the support 💯🤙
Just awesome
Really enjoyed your excitement in this video. 😀 was really interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it bro! And yeh, this place is amazing. It's unexcavated as well so I was thinking of all the things left to find there.
Wow amazing video, earned a sub after saying fuck it and drinking the water out of the ancient aqueduct!! You the man!!
Hahah, thanks bro! I mean how many times do you get to say you drank straight from a 2000 yr old aqueduct? And I was good later 😆🤙
ONE OF THE BEST VIDEOS I HAVE EVER SEEN CONSIDER ME A FAN 👍
I truly appreciate it! That means alot 💯
I really enjoyed hearing the history of this place. Great vid!
Thank you! And yeh I try to do my best with the history, not always easy here lol
Awesome finding!
Thank you!
Such a beautiful place! a bit of a pity that it's abandoned, but on the other hand there's not a single tourist around! thanks
Thats the thing, at first it's like man, they should really fix this, but then it's like... man, I'm basically in a movie right now. Thanks for watching!
Wow! Another amazing place, it really did feel like something straight from the Tolkien Books. Also another criminally under-viewed video. I wsh youtube would promote this content.
Truly appreciate the recognition! And yeh I'll keep making these videos and hopefully they notice one of these days. Someone said I should promote on tik tok but that is against my principles lol.
Here from the mill video on Reddit lol. Super cool!
Thanks for checking out the channel bro 🤙
Fantastic, thank you. 😊
Anytime, thanks for watching!
First time finding this channel and made me suscribe so fast. Glad you enjoy my country, but you've only scratch the surface of finds like this. Whole of costal Croatia is filled with places like this. Shit tone of abandoned villages since people migrated from inland Dalmatia to the sea
Thanks for finding me bro, and nice name haha, Roach was my army nickname 🪖🤙
@@TattooedTraveler We are practically cousins lol
@@Misc518 basically 😆🤙
Great and playful video.
Nice climbing, I am the same; poke, prod and climb everything.
Man imagine finding an old rusted shortsword in the water to bring home and hang on the wall. I am sure people have swept the temple area with a metal detector but I wonder about the water cave.
Thanks bro! And yeh I had that exact thought of finding something like that but yeh metal detector guys swept this place a while ago I'm sure. Plus if they catch you it's a big time fine or jail I think. But I still think there might be something in that cave. Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
Thank you Bill, haha that's my first ever so I truly appreciate it!
Outstanding content ! Thank you ! Bringing Vrana to life.
Thank you Bill! I found the place by accident driving one day, it's a severely overlooked but amazing location
You should visit Burnum near Kistanje. It is an ancient roman military amphitheater or Asseria near Benkovac. Both localities are relatively close to each other.
Been to both bro, they are awesome, I was thinking about doing a video on them but Burnum is borderline Touristy now, Kudin Most is really cool though. Not sure if I beleive the legend but it's nice haha.
@@TattooedTraveler There is also fortress near Benkovac called Kličevica from 15th century. Very interesting place located in sort of a canyon where river, also called Kličevica flows.
@@pjerstojanov3805 also went there bro, but actually was going to go back to the find the caves, I guess one is actually under the tower and that was the only way you could get in before someone made that hole.
Soo freaking cool, rock on brother
Absolutely bro 💯🤙
National treasure stuff right here Templar and the free Maison Great video. 👍
Thanks as always bro! And yeh this place was nuts, I've known about the fortress city for a while but the cave was new to me, all the times I went I never knew.
@Tattooed Traveler ya amazing. I don't know if I'd go in just running shoes. it must have been freezing cold water 😳
@@dandesjardins2552 they're vans boots 😆 I honestly bought them because I thought they looked cool online but they kinda suck.
Great location. I'll have to see this
Hvala lipa brate, i ti trebaš.
I just loved that cave adventure :)
So did I haha, I have to return to this one for sure, there's another cool one nearby as well. Thanks for watching! 💯🤙
Very enjoyable. Video
Thank you bro!
WW2 tunnels are accessible from railroad tracks , Glavica section...one bunker right next to railroad tracks, guy Ljubo use to keep sheep there...then further ahead towards kamenjaca...down the embankment looking down town, at least two or three tunnels there in small area
I think I found the 2 on the road down to town, it looks like they are right next to the road. But the big one is at the top near the tracks? I will go back to look bro
Your reddit game is on point man. It's interesting as hell to see someone who knows exactly how to target these communities haha. Cool video too, aside from that. Generally you make interesting content for sure. Were you a reddit enthusiast before all this?
Haha, I appreciate it bro! I don't get shit from the youtube algorithm so thankfully I have Reddit at least. Thanks for watching!
And I surfed reddit before but didn't start posting there until a few months back.
@@TattooedTraveler I feel that. CZcams works in mysterious (bullshit) ways. lol. A lot of content out here, not sure how they organize it all. I guess they do the best they can while keeping their advertising gigs squared away.
Best luck man! You do make really cool content, I hope you keep up this momentum. Don't burn yourself out replying to everyone instantly XD
@@jibb1451 haha bro, no worries, I appreciate the support!
Excellent!! One of your best finds, if not the best. Happy New Year to you too!
Thank you bro! Happy new year!
I love your video and what you are doing for the history in Croatia.. but watch out with climbing the stones.. they can fall and crush you.. also with the tunnels watch out that you don't get sucked in by a sickhole.. use ropes and always go with somebody.. We want you to be safe bro.. hope one day you will find a treasure or sort and make history.. there is enough legend talking about Illyrian pirate gold hidden in caves..
Appreciate it! Yeh that was probably a bit reckless but I could see much better than the light was showing on camera at least. But I appreciate the heads up, thanks for watching as always!
@@TattooedTraveler Do you have Instagram? I'd like to give you a follow and keep up with your adventures 💪
@@apcreative235 @AP Creative sorry bro, I don't, but I appreciate it. I'm in Vienna currently, I may put a video together of some "lesser known" historical stuff. It's not my usual thing but it is pretty interesting IMO.
@@TattooedTraveler I will keep a eye on your channel for the video.. can't wait to see more
@@apcreative235 Appreciate it bro! 💯
He's a poet for sure 😅
Thank you! 🤣
uch a beautiful place!
Absolutely, thanks for watching!
@@TattooedTraveler thanks too
@@livadigital4086 anytime 🤙 I truly enjoy exploring these places and sharing them.
Nice...
Thanks bro 🤙
Here from reddit.
Thanks for coming over 💯🤙
🤘🏽🤘🏽
💯🤙
this is sick
Thanks bro!
Epic explores! I am a big fan
Did you know that brick can transform into stone
True story
I have found MUCH evidence of this in Australia ~ melted brick structures!
Blows the main stream narrative apart
This needs further investigation
I have recorded my findings on my channel if you are interested
Thanks for all your fabulous work
🧱❤️
Thank you! Will check it out 🤙
Does anyone eles hear a faint voice keep answering him with yes and no's ?.
I didn't haha, I'll have to watch again now, any part in particular?
@@TattooedTraveler when you found the second part of the water cave was loadest to me...oh wow im not done yet you said..right after you theres a No !..but your getting yes and no most of the way through the video...listen closely...i hope you to hear it..
@@stefanrobinson2920 crazy, thanks for noticing, maybe they didn't want me to find something in that cave lol.
@@stefanrobinson2920 I just rewatched it.. that is kinda crazy, I didn't really notice it in the other parts but there was like a weak "noh.." at the cave, weird man lol.
@@TattooedTraveler mayb..you do hear it then ..its crazy
Super cool thanks for the walk through
Thanks for watching! And yeh, it's an awesome place, definitely one of my favorites.
Awesome finding!
Thank you! I've been to the ruins several time but never knew about the cave right behind it. It was an amazing place.