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Thanks for the catch, fixing it

Yes sir, indeed. Appreciate the comment

Thanks man for the tips! Will look into those things, maybe I can get that crossbar part. The tent pegs were the standard ones meant to be used on ground or grassy areas. I think they might stay put in place in the sand, but wind can be brutal at times, so I'm not 100% sure. I'll show the hardware store clerk the pegs I have, and see if he can suggest something better. I'll def have to get that tent working right if I want to have proper sleep. I've seen some people sleep in the open (don't remember what the special sleeping bag they used for that) and that seemed to be a easier setup, but you're exposed. Yeah I also thought they were oil rigs, but I never seen one like that before, so you're probably right that they might be some kind of silo elevator as there's some island or something there. Wished I had a tripod so I could zoom in further lol

@@MotionPictureTrips You are welcome, yeah that is why I thought curvature of Earth and you were seeing a very distant silo in a harbour somewhere. Never seen oil platforms that look like that. Unless maybe an offshore station for loading and unloading tankers? Your pegs should be okay just depends on the sand, but for sure check with local campers! Those campers going without a tent, usually have a Bivy bag. Which if your budget allows is not a bad idea even with the tent. The bags are waterproof, help hold in body heat, help keep bugs out, and if they are big enough. You can stuff your sleeping bag and whatever you are using as a mattress into them. Most of them usually carry tarps as well, but have seen the ones who just use a Bivy rig. I am guessing you have got some waterproof bags for your electronics? Maybe instead of a tripod, some walking sticks for hiking? With the right mounting clamps on the camera. Just attach the camera for recording . Can also use them as extra tent poles for the tarp. Not sure if tripods are more expensive or not then hiking sticks.

@@doberski6855 I know there's an island somewhere there, I forget the name of, but maybe that's where it is based. Now you got me intrigued I need to find out lol It's also fascinating to see the curvature of the earth, that station is probably 30+ miles away. That's what I love about simple expeditions, so much cool stuff to see. That''s it, the bivy bag! I might get one perhaps for my trip in Europe, but here they're probably way too expensive due to import taxes. But this thing sounds like it could come in handy in certain places like the beach. The panier I have is wet proof, and I'll keep the electronics in a backpack inside of it. That should keep them pretty dry, but will take a trash bag just in case it rains. Might be able to find some stick or something I could use as a stick for the camera and also for my bike. :D

lol she cracked me up with that thankfully we were fine. The hot dog was not too bad, but we could've probably gotten something better elsewhere. I plan to do some videos eating at some of these street vending carts. :)

@@MotionPictureTrips Have had some good experiences getting food from carts and shacks near beaches and at steetside sites. Look forward to your reviews of the selections in Uruguay.

@@doberski6855 Indeed, the majority of them are fine and it's cheap food too.

@@Danitriz-o2z Gracias!

Lol you might be able to get it there in Canada I'd like to know what you think about it 😁

Appreciated man. They do, the trees root do a lot of damage too. Some men are into Max Maxxing to improve their appeareance. I am into Mad Maxing to make my bike a monster gravel vehicle. Which is why I think I'm gonna start calling her 'USS Mad Max'.

Good to see your comment man. Thanks for coming by!

@@MotionPictureTrips Certainly 🙂

Glad you like it! Yes, it's disappointing. I wonder if they'll clean it come summer. I know if you go East, they do a better job, but Montevideo isn't that clean unfortunately. This section of the beach stretches for 50 miles though, so hopefully it's cleaner. I want to ride it all the way, might find out soon!

Thanks for the comment man! Yeah, I never expected to have fun at the beach (don't like sand) but this was a blast. Felt like a kid

@@MotionPictureTrips I'm glad you had a good time. 🙂

Thanks for letting me know! Also thanks to Google Translate so I could read your comment!😂

That building is an oceanographic museum, but now that you mention it, it does indeed look like a mosque 😆 A fat bike would be great for the beach, having wide tires would help cover lots of terrain easily. I need to look into that perhaps. I made a lot of mistakes as a rookie when I started this channel a few years ago. One was not to niche down to one topic, so the algo would target a specific audience. I've been trying to correct this by staying in one niche, but it might be too late. I'll keep it going for a while longer and see what happens. But If i start a new one I'll send you a link.

@@MotionPictureTrips Please do let me know! Thanks for the info on that being a museum. I got a mini google education on the history of mosques in Montevideo and Uruguay looking for pictures to match that building!🤣Got to look at some beautiful buildings so it was well worth the trip down the rabbit hole. 👍One of the unexpected fringe benefits of watching your videos for sure.

@@doberski6855 Will do. I might need to visit that museum and see what they have inside. There's another maritime museum down the road from there too. Lots of interesting places to check. You should see some of the other weird looking buildings Montevideo has. Now that Spring is almost here, I might go out more often and shoot some of these places.

@@MotionPictureTrips That was one of the pluses of some of your other tour videos. You got some extra footage of some of the amazing buildings around town. If allowed a video tour of some of those museums would be excellent.

@@doberski6855 Good point, I need to get back to do that. Specially since I hear some museums are free around here.

Es uno de los países más civicos de América latina!! , imagínese como serán los demás!!

@@sistematic From this channel and other videos have seen how beautiful and friendly Uruguay is! However nasty things were on that bike ride. I have seen worse in some of the cities I have lived in, here in Canada.

lol glad you like it! Yes, the sidewalks are in need of some major work, they fix a few patches here and there, but them trees keep breaking them it looks like. It's easy to trip on a loose tile, I'm constantly looking down to avoid crashing. Oh, and you should see those guys going against traffic (when there are no cars coming in) it's Mad Max style haha

Indeed

I think that's the nicest part of Montevideo as a whole lol (downtown is cool too)

That's right

Eso es cierto. Probare y ver que sucede!

Thanks for the encouragement man, much appreciated and something I hadn't considered. You bring food for thought. RUclips is basically the same thing as that indeed. I'm not seeking fame, however, there's too much temptation that comes with that and vainglory, BUT I'd just be happy if the channel makes a bit of money to support making more videos so it doesn't come out of pocket lol! but it's part of the business also.

Glad you like it! And thanks for subbing! I'm thinking of putting it for sale for a modic fee eventually (a few bucks), but would like to further fine tune it first.

@@MotionPictureTrips Keep up the great content man, I've always loved the look of old movies using EXR, Vision 2 or even Fuji Eterna/Reala film stocks, they always have this poetic feel because of their imperfections and lower dymamic range. I felt like the new Vision 3 are just too clean and not too much texture.

Also, I think the GoPro 7 gave it more charm especially with it in deep focus. Anyways, looking forward for more of your content. I'm subscribing also❤

@@misterpaulggftw9103 Appreciated! Agreed, the old film stock looks so much better, every frame has postcard like colors and textures. I'm not big on the vision 3 either for the reasons you gave. It almost looks digital lol but also everybody is using.

@@misterpaulggftw9103 Thanks for subbing and welcome aboard! The older Gopros are gems and cheap compared to the newer ones with their sticker shock prices.

Appreciated! Glad you like them and, welcome to the channel!

I will be following. I’m seriously considering moving to Uruguay

@@DougieeStyle Cool! You will like it here. What part of UY are you looking to relocate to?

@@MotionPictureTrips I’m not sure yet. Not in the city I’m a country guy, need a bit of property to live happily! Where would you suggest looking for property that’s on the countryside

@@DougieeStyle Piriápolis might interest you then. It's an hour plus from the capital. Much quieter, and if you go inward there's lots of land and properties that can be bought to rebuild. Check my episode on it (I show a few places that could be interesting for you) ruclips.net/video/pFhHrS3FBes/видео.htmlfeature=shared

😂 Costly, pricey, dear, premium, exorbitant, overpriced, valuable and steep. Take your pick, thought I would give you a hand.😁

@@doberski6855 lol!! Thanks! I'm gonna use those in the next episode 😆

Sometimes you have to call it what it is to get the point across, even if you keep using the same word.

@@OsageScoutMom Indeed!

Appreciate the words! I'm no pro level yet, but maybe one day! :)

Glad you liked it! Indeed, prices go stratospheric the closer to the beach you go,. I think it used to be cheaper years ago, but things have changed. Still cheaper than a hut going for $500k in the the states lol

Yes sir, it is. Appreciate the comment and glad you liked it!

Very true. I think biking is awesome regardless of the struggles of bikepacking. It will get better over time as I get more experience. Glad you're liking the trips!

😮 sale traducir al idioma turco!!! Cómo se soluciona traducir a español?

@@Inesia4618 En la rueda de settings hay una opcion para cambiar el idioma al espanol.

Indeed, it's not easy at all specially, when someone like me hasn't done wild camping before (only as a kid, a long time ago). I had a back pack, which was inside the rear pannier. In the back pack I had some clothes, camera gear and accessories, among other items. It turned out to be very practical as I could remove it and take it with me inside the bus when I returned back home. Have more upcoming videos on this trip, so stay tuned!

Howdy. Not sure I fully understood the part of the camera shutting and the range (zoom range, or dynamic range?). Could you elaborate more? Thanks for the comment

Happy you liked it, appreciated!

That looks awesome

@@MotionPictureTrips Why thank you good sir!

Old cameras are great! :) @@bikehubjapan

Glad you liked it. It's from the Bourne Identity movie. I use the themes across various other videos on my channel, but for this vid I used: "Bourne On Land" "The Bourne Identity Original Opening" By John Powell

Appreciated! It's in the thumbnail but not sure it's too visible, I'll redact it in text in the title also. It's a Sony HX9v

@@MotionPictureTrips Thank you for putting the model in the title. It wasn't very readable in the thumbnail, especially on desktop. Red font didn't help its cause either lol

Yes sir! Thanks for the feedback, I'll get the thumbnail fixed. Get the camera btw! :D@@nevmiku

Appreciate the words man. I'll add that all the skills an indie-filmmaker can get are free these days, we have so many resources compared to back in the early 2000s and so that anybody can learn with time and practice. Plus we have such a massive variety of cameras that were ultra expensive back then, and now can be had for the price of an expensive burger at McDonalds lol

I agree - I'm a professional photographer, and people would often say "Your camera takes great pictures..." I would laugh and reply "Your oven bakes great cookies." Yes, good equipment is important, but having a good eye, understanding the principles of composition, and storytelling all go into creating good work.

That's a great analogy btw! @@thegreengagardener