Hiking Sky Pilot Part 2 & First Date Pasta
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Do we make it? Sky Pilot Part 2. What we do know is that the views all the way up were absolutely killer.
Chiko’s sharing her secret pasta to impress your first date-the same seafood pasta she made to win Moritz's heart 😂. Buon appetito!
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The Shrimp pasta looked amazing. 😋
Love your video’s. Shrimp pasta looks yummy.
Ha, Get to comment and like first, never happens, love you guys .
Thanks! First post is always great😂
Cool, it looks very comfortable in your tiny house on wheels. Where are we going for next week’s episode?
It is pretty cozy! Next ep we are doing a review on our build itself now that we're 5 months in.
your camera looks so clear, I could have water the plant from where I am, did you change the camera? It's beautiful to watch
Thanks, next time we'll check for a plant sitter with you😂 Camera didn't change but it was very clear that day (despite all the clouds).
P.S. The audio seemed a bit quiet. I had my phone at full volume to hear you. Did anyone else find this to be the case?
Hey Steven, thanks for bringing this up. Sorry for the audio being too quiet! We try our best to make sure the audio is an appropriate volume across phone, laptop, speakers, with and without headphones. We'll make sure to double check its boost next time. Thanks for bearing with us!
Great video. Looks like the Glacier is retreating?
I'm not a glacier expert, but just from looking at the landscape around us it seemed to be covered under snow and ice in former times.
However that glacier is also rather low (at like 1800m). So I'm less surprised that it's small by now.
When we passed the Columbia ice fields the recession was way more drastic. The glacial tung has receded by like a km since the 60ies and I could even see the difference in the 20 years that had passed since I visited the ice fields for the first time (as a kid).