Nature manager here. This is not pine, but spruce, most likely Sitka spruce. I have walked through kilometers of this through my work. A good tip: walk backwards through it and lean your weight slightly backward. This saves a ton of energy and lowers the risk of getting your eye stabbed out.
@@GodAtum In some forests it's actually mandatory to leave the fallen trees/ dead trees so they provide nutrients for all sorts of plants/insects etc... This is how a forest regenerates itself
me after watching the episode: "surely after this, anything the next episode teaser throws at us is just to build suspense - it can't be as bad as this" Tom: "tune in next week, when I'll be walking through a literal minefield"
he's really mastered the format of these i feel like. the pacing, tension building and release, building anticipation for the next episode, logistics of the entire thing etc. all seems pretty much spot on. i don't think it could be any better. kudos
I'd personally like time stamps so that I can skip the beginning/ending sequences, as I don't like to have anything even mildly spoiled. Other than that no complaints
Every Geowizard video has a sentence that has surely never before been uttered in the history of humanity. #4 - "It's amazing actually how you adapt to different levels of suffering, and soon, anything that wasn't an absolute rampart of Christmas trees, felt heavenly in comparison."
"I'm not sure why I didn't put my clothes back on on this final climb, or at least tie my shoelaces, but it made for an amusing sight for my support crew"
You do need a bracelet strap for the GPS (and phone) plus some protective goggles so you can bulldozer more easily through those nasty pine trees. Can't afford to lose/damage critical gear or risk injuring your eyes on those branches!
My constant thought was of eye injury. My scratched cornea was quickly treated and healed overnight but it literally felt like someone putting needles in my eye
@@neilgodwin6531 He mentioned why he doesn't wear goggles because they steam up, but I'm wondering if he could try out a brush cutter mash; they have a fine metal mesh to protect your face and you can see through them fairly well. Plus it can somewhat protect your head with how they are.
@@BurntFossil There are a lot of protective glasses that come with anti-fogging treatment and there are a variety of 'wipes' that can reapply the treatment too, for pretty cheap. I used to use them a lot
Also wondering why he doesn't use trekking poles for the moorland bits, would save his legs a lot and reduce the chance of breaking an ankle in a hidden hole. Plus a useful thing to test river depth!
"But despite all that, after a grueling trek through the abandoned shopping cart fields, I managed to reach the peanut butter with both my eyes still safely in their sockets."
The original missions had lots more threat in the way of peoples houses, farms, the norboard factory in Scotland etc, whereas the newer missions have more threat by means of physical life threatening danger over logs and nature (as well as farms). It seems like the next episode is gonna bring some of that old crazy sneakiness back and I'm both scared and exited
"Planet Earth is blue, and where the f**k is Ben" were actually the original lyrics. What a treat to get the intended version rather than the later edit which became famous. Thank you so much for shining a light on such a hidden gem as this.
There is nothing comparable when it comes to Tom and his straight line missions. It's comforting yet he always sprinkles in a few nail biters every time. It's great entertainment for people with depression or burnouts. Your kiddo is going to be a lucky one for sure...
**Geowizard encounters a stretch of land void of dangerous horizontally stacked trees or angry farmers in ATV's ** -"What could go wrong?" **Field packed with unexploded military ordnances** Can't wait for next episode.
@@APFS-DS A ' Brazilian landing strip'. ... a particular type of lady's "topiary" befitting the skimpy bikinis of Brazil's beaches, a la Copacabana. It came to public prominence in the 90s and 2000s.
@@leod-sigefast funnily enough it's not a popular waxing pattern here and practically nobody knows the name "Brazilian landing strip" or that we're famous abroad for waxing lol
One fated day youtube recommended me the very first Wales mission which had just begun at that point, me and my mates would gather every sunday at my place to watch the conclusion of that one. Here I am 4 years later still watching straight line missions. God bless.
@@Vertical-sandwiches I know, which si why the first episode, or the second was so annoying as the soundtrack was extremely quiet to the point you could barely hear it. Love the music!
I love this series, because it reminds me to never lose your childhood curiosity and sense of wonder. Tom does it not because he has to or somebody told him to, but because he loves doing it and wants the challenge.
The older you get, the more you realize just how boring many people are. They are in such a hurry to be mature and in that process lose themselves. The amount of times ive done stuff only to have people tell me, you can't do that with your age. Why on earth should i deny myself things because of my age.
I love Sundays, a lot of my favorite RUclipsrs post on Sundays and I have Sundays off, you of course being my favorite. There’s just something special about getting comfortable in bed, putting in my air pods, and immersing myself in your 30-40 minute long videos of your mission each week. I genuinely look forward to it. It’s such a nice time, the way you story tell mixed with your soundtrack makes each episode a master piece and a joy to watch. thank you Tom
You can buy a backpack mount for the GPS, you slap it on your pack, and then your device is tethered to you at all times. You can velcro it to your chest strap for easy access. Super handy, there is a Garmin official one. Also, show us more camp footage please! We are also looking forward to the well deserved camp/rest with you, we want to see you having fun, eating & drinking!
4 years of these straight line missions. That intro music is like a warm hug at this point. I remember telling my mate John about your videos. RIP John.
My favorite series! There’s just something about the familiarity of the music and the voiceover, it’s so peaceful. I wanna watch and listen to these videos forever!!!
Your music is so under appreciated. It adds just the right ambience to your videos. Almost every yt content makes use of existing music, and thats not necessarily a problem. But Toms videos are 100% original and it’s awesome. Love it. Good work man.
Big up Co-op meal deals, I work for them and I can't tell you how many people don't realise that enormous pasty is a snack, let alone FREE if you buy the right sandwich and drink. A great place to work, lunch breaks are short but well catered!
Hi Boss, I just wanna say huge thanks for the determination and dedication towards these, walk across in a straight line series. They’re always a thrilling series and something I look forward too (which is rare these days). I’m also appreciative that you get to experience Cumbria and Northumberland in all its glory(ish). Thanks for the series! 🙏😎👊
I can't accurately describe how grateful I am for this amazing content, you're the only channel I wait on. As a land surveyor it's so familiar, and I love your channel and personality. Congratulations on becoming a dad, please don't let it stop you from doing this, your kids will be inspired 👍
For people reading this review, it's okay, it's normal to feel lonely sometimes, if you're going through tough times, keep trying, but never give up, I wish you great success in your health, love, and happiness!
Watching your videos has successfully inspired me, on the second week of the summer holidays my mates and I are journeying through a LONG route I've plotted from Milton Keynes to St. Albans taking (hopefully) 9 days. This is preparation for a big challenge we are prepping for in three years, a walk from the base to the top of the UK. PS; i love your videos
Tom, this is the best long form adventure content you’ve posted since Whales #1 in my opinion! The sheer length of this adventure and the consistent weekly upload schedule makes this feel like a real TV show we all tune back into each week! Truly, this is of the best content RUclips has to offer! Keep it up, mate!
Hopefully everything goes well with the baby Tom, it's so good being able to watch these straight line videos and I love them a lot. No worries about the break next week as I know that it is really tough with juggling the baby and editing but I can't wait for 2 weeks time. Keep up the great work.
I bet your twig and berries had a "Blue-ish hue with the sunlight dancin' off them just nice" at the end of some of these cold days. Solid missioning lad. Cant wait for the rest
"Yeah there has been some pretty sizable deviations" he says while zoomed into a tiny bit of UK countryside with his route minimally diverting from the line considering he is crossing 13th largest island on the planet including stuff like afro-eurasia
Imagine some French person flying from USA to France in complete straight line, looking down and saying where this GeoWizard is going too, through those bushes😂
For those who don't have any experience walking in wet woods.. you can't assume any step. A log with bark may strip away under pressure, a log without bark may have completely different characteristics from the previous log that gave you basic traction. You're gambling on every step that's necessary for supporting your weight.
I like how you shook the wet licorice All-Sorts out on the ground and said you weren't gonna eat them...a second later it sounded like you were eating them anyway! Energy = Energy
I have no care for football at all. Thank you so much, fucking love these videos. Really enjoyed the cities with no roads as well. My next vote is for more of those. They're less intense it seems which might be easier with kids. Congrats on that too, it's a game changer.
![The most ambitious (and stupidest) day I've ever attempted [ENGLAND PART 5]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IRVUm7tLNOo/mqdefault.jpg)
![The most ambitious (and stupidest) day I've ever attempted [ENGLAND PART 5]](/img/tr.png)
![Geoguessr from above? Now you're talking.. [Capital Cities #1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/B8gQNCZuR-o/mqdefault.jpg)
![Tee Grizzley - Blow for Blow (feat. J. Cole) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wNLN5xsx5dc/mqdefault.jpg)
E5 release is next Sunday (30th) or the 29th for patreons. Thanks for your patience!
whyyyyyyyyyýyyyyy
and why do people pay money to see it on saturdays?
😢😢😢🤣😑😑
Damn your videos are the pinnacle of my weekend Tom!
i wanna watch it NOW 😙😚
Nature manager here. This is not pine, but spruce, most likely Sitka spruce. I have walked through kilometers of this through my work. A good tip: walk backwards through it and lean your weight slightly backward. This saves a ton of energy and lowers the risk of getting your eye stabbed out.
why do the people leave all the trees fallen down? don't they want to harvest them?
@@GodAtumprobably a logistics thing
@@GodAtum In some forests it's actually mandatory to leave the fallen trees/ dead trees so they provide nutrients for all sorts of plants/insects etc... This is how a forest regenerates itself
@twello9969
aCtUaLlY....
@@ITFNBiteBayKon trees are my porn, I bloody love em!
me after watching the episode: "surely after this, anything the next episode teaser throws at us is just to build suspense - it can't be as bad as this"
Tom: "tune in next week, when I'll be walking through a literal minefield"
I literally laughed out loud at the absurdity. I was SURE that this episode must have been the most dangerous
Firing range, not minefield. Yes it could have unexploded ordnance, but it's not intentionally covered in it, it would be a fluke
@@gavinjenkins899 You're absolutely right, I just thought minefield worked better for the joke 😇
When youtube content power creep goes too far.
@@gen-mhi Tom: "Will my silver run be in jeopardy? Find out next week in my Iceland straight line mission, when I'll be taking on an active volcano."
Dropping at kick off time of the footy. This is a real test of priorities
I was thinking the same thing
I came here to say exactly the same thing!! 😅😅😅
Hah, first thought
Watching this obviously, england losing anyways
Edit: only 1-0 win to serbia might as well of been a loss
Football is rubbish, Southgate is a loser
Love the idea of the forestry workers coming across the vaguely straight line of broken branches you've left in your wake.
Guys I swear, no man could of made this path! It had to be Bigfoot
@@PacificEgg Unironically might actually be the genesis of a lot of bigfoot stories. Just dudes hiking across the country.
he's really mastered the format of these i feel like. the pacing, tension building and release, building anticipation for the next episode, logistics of the entire thing etc. all seems pretty much spot on. i don't think it could be any better. kudos
I agree
Tom's always been a great storyteller but I agree, this series has been the most gripping and enjoyable yet. We are witnessing peak RUclips.
I'd personally like time stamps so that I can skip the beginning/ending sequences, as I don't like to have anything even mildly spoiled. Other than that no complaints
It’s a combo of adventure and brilliant cinematography. His editing is perfect.
It makes sense why no one else has been able to replicate it
Every Geowizard video has a sentence that has surely never before been uttered in the history of humanity. #4 - "It's amazing actually how you adapt to different levels of suffering, and soon, anything that wasn't an absolute rampart of Christmas trees, felt heavenly in comparison."
"The gloves went in, but the peanut m&m's came out"
He could absolutely write a captivating book
The man is a poet
I managed to be reading this comment at the exact moment he said it. Unexpected captions!
"I'm not sure why I didn't put my clothes back on on this final climb, or at least tie my shoelaces, but it made for an amusing sight for my support crew"
You do need a bracelet strap for the GPS (and phone) plus some protective goggles so you can bulldozer more easily through those nasty pine trees. Can't afford to lose/damage critical gear or risk injuring your eyes on those branches!
My constant thought was of eye injury. My scratched cornea was quickly treated and healed overnight but it literally felt like someone putting needles in my eye
@@neilgodwin6531 He mentioned why he doesn't wear goggles because they steam up, but I'm wondering if he could try out a brush cutter mash; they have a fine metal mesh to protect your face and you can see through them fairly well. Plus it can somewhat protect your head with how they are.
@@BurntFossil There are a lot of protective glasses that come with anti-fogging treatment and there are a variety of 'wipes' that can reapply the treatment too, for pretty cheap. I used to use them a lot
Even if he doesn't want goggles because of the fogging, at least a visor or mesh face shield would help a lot.
Also wondering why he doesn't use trekking poles for the moorland bits, would save his legs a lot and reduce the chance of breaking an ankle in a hidden hole. Plus a useful thing to test river depth!
Birdwatcher here. The owl at the beginning was a Tawny Owl and the bird at 19:37 was a Red Grouse. 😉
Interesting, in Australia we have the Tawny Frogmouth which looks like an owl but isn't. I saw one tonight they are a very cool bird.
@@Haywoodjablomie100 I just googled them, they look hilarious
@@Haywoodjablomie100 Frogmouths are awesome! 😄
This man narration skills could hook me up even if he was just commenting his afternoon doing groceries...These adventure videos are amazing!
It is the music and the video format.
"But despite all that, after a grueling trek through the abandoned shopping cart fields, I managed to reach the peanut butter with both my eyes still safely in their sockets."
@@MarcelVos Getting through the till queue without being shouted at by an irate farmer might be a problem.
Absolutely agree, I think that's an underrated part of Tom's videos, how good the narration yes.
Excellent story teller
Ben saying "That's okay mate, just glad you're okay" Is such amazing best friend vibes.
the companions always make it better whenever they appear, Tom's just surrounded by all the wholesome people
So cute 😭
As a fellow Ben and speaking on behalf of the Council of Bens, we're proud to count that lad as one of ours, top notch Benning
@@Imperial_Squid Though my name is Benn and not Ben, I feel it's close enough that I can also concur
@@xkinsey3831 of course friend, while Benkind and Bennkind may have had our differences, those days are behind us and your input is appreciated
Football or stright line mission... i think tom has it on this one
Doing both rn
100% he's got prio
You didn't miss much.
Wasn't a great game, you made the right call
u made the better choice about 70 mins of nothing in that game
"Just pick one already!" screams the christmas tree vendor
this fucking cracked me up, could make a horrendously drawn out movie of it
"How much is the Christmas tree" "£200"
"Why" "You don't want to know what I had to do to find it"
The original missions had lots more threat in the way of peoples houses, farms, the norboard factory in Scotland etc, whereas the newer missions have more threat by means of physical life threatening danger over logs and nature (as well as farms). It seems like the next episode is gonna bring some of that old crazy sneakiness back and I'm both scared and exited
And it seems military firing ranges
i'm eagerly waiting to find out whether Tom dies or lives
@@maciejbala477 well, if he died, who narroates us trough those Videos?
Or is it AI generated?
You killed the joke @@mrnoname2353
@@mrnoname2353 AI generated to honor our good man Tom. Rest in peace Tom, you'll never be forgotten.
"I'm ravenous in a way I don't think I've ever been before" *wife chuckles
*heavily pregnant wife*
"The gloves went in...
but the peanut m&m's came out" Had me dying🤣
😂
It made me blow some extra air out of my nose too
"Planet Earth is blue, and where the f**k is Ben" were actually the original lyrics. What a treat to get the intended version rather than the later edit which became famous. Thank you so much for shining a light on such a hidden gem as this.
There is nothing comparable when it comes to Tom and his straight line missions. It's comforting yet he always sprinkles in a few nail biters every time. It's great entertainment for people with depression or burnouts. Your kiddo is going to be a lucky one for sure...
Ive been struggling with depression and burnout and this is accurate af
**Geowizard encounters a stretch of land void of dangerous horizontally stacked trees or angry farmers in ATV's **
-"What could go wrong?"
**Field packed with unexploded military ordnances**
Can't wait for next episode.
The “Brazilian” forest joke was gold!
can you explain plz? i dont get it
@@APFS-DS A ' Brazilian landing strip'. ... a particular type of lady's "topiary" befitting the skimpy bikinis of Brazil's beaches, a la Copacabana. It came to public prominence in the 90s and 2000s.
@@leod-sigefast Lady's "topiary" is a great way of describing it
@@leod-sigefast funnily enough it's not a popular waxing pattern here and practically nobody knows the name "Brazilian landing strip" or that we're famous abroad for waxing lol
34:46 you have witnessed the start of the creation of an Oxbow lake 😃
Sunday and GeoWizard are just a perfect combination at this point
"No i can't come out on sunday, I'm going to watch a man barge through trees for 40 minutes instead"
@@yeahheyyayya4745 literally me
One fated day youtube recommended me the very first Wales mission which had just begun at that point, me and my mates would gather every sunday at my place to watch the conclusion of that one. Here I am 4 years later still watching straight line missions. God bless.
geowizard straight line missions is THE best series of videos on youtube, you cant prove me wrong
You’re correct, I can’t.
The cliffhangers get more extreme every episode
Bro went from "There's gonna be a lot of fallen trees" to "I may get blown up in a military firing range" lmao
@@Lavassin That episode is where he'll reveal the ending of straight line missions because his legs got blown off lol
@@Lavassin He won't go through built up areas because it would be difficult,
But a warzone? No problem
My favourite part of Sunday between the hours of 8pm and 9pm.
The soundtrack never gets old for this series! I can't get enough of your videos, man. Thanks for all you do!
Wouldn't be the same without the soundtrack.
@@Vertical-sandwiches I know, which si why the first episode, or the second was so annoying as the soundtrack was extremely quiet to the point you could barely hear it. Love the music!
I love this series, because it reminds me to never lose your childhood curiosity and sense of wonder. Tom does it not because he has to or somebody told him to, but because he loves doing it and wants the challenge.
The older you get, the more you realize just how boring many people are. They are in such a hurry to be mature and in that process lose themselves. The amount of times ive done stuff only to have people tell me, you can't do that with your age. Why on earth should i deny myself things because of my age.
F AFD
Never would I have expected another German patriot enjoying this madlad's endeavors :)
@@patricius6378 I wish you a happy Stolzmonat. 🤝
🏳️🌈
At least you're doing it without 4 people holding you hand and prepping everything for you
What a legend!
36:22 Tom found the beginning/ending of an oxbow lake!
POV geography GCSE
That's what it thought it looked like, the river in the process of straightening out a meander.
just what I was thinking. gcse geography paying off after all these years
I thought the exact same thing, really neat to catch that in action
gcse geo coming in clutch 🥶🥶
A £1 pair of safety googgles would make this such much easier because you don’t have to worry about your eye getting speared
Been thinking this also
He has safety googles with him, but he doesn't wear them because they instantly fog up.
Man, as a Brazilian, I laughed so hard when you crossed the Brazilian Strip, I wasn't ready for that
Watching here from Recife, PE! Vamos!
Bro... imagine someone attempting this is in the Amazon. Dead within the fist 24hrs.
Straight line mission across Brazil sounds intense 😂
@@iwouldprefernotto4381 I guess you could find a comparable 100 mile line in the South of Brazil between Uruguay and the Atlantic.
@@eljanrimsa5843 You reckon? What's the terrain line in southern Brazil? Not mountainous?
That Jools Holland impression was kind of spot on. Geowizard is truly a man of many talents.
it really was
the david bowie song as well, he's a decent singer
“With the sun dancing off the stream just nice, giving it a nice blueish hue..” Haha, I know where you felt that, Tom!
I think I do too, if I recall reckleckleck.
I'm just here to announce that I got that reference, too.
Let. The Boy. Watch.
So happy I'm not the only one that caught that.
Just ready for the farmers market, special 2 for one 😂
I love Sundays, a lot of my favorite RUclipsrs post on Sundays and I have Sundays off, you of course being my favorite. There’s just something special about getting comfortable in bed, putting in my air pods, and immersing myself in your 30-40 minute long videos of your mission each week. I genuinely look forward to it. It’s such a nice time, the way you story tell mixed with your soundtrack makes each episode a master piece and a joy to watch. thank you Tom
I have no idea when anybody i follow posts.
You can buy a backpack mount for the GPS, you slap it on your pack, and then your device is tethered to you at all times. You can velcro it to your chest strap for easy access. Super handy, there is a Garmin official one.
Also, show us more camp footage please! We are also looking forward to the well deserved camp/rest with you, we want to see you having fun, eating & drinking!
Or a simple wrist strap.
I too was recently blown away at how good the Co-op meal deals are. Cornish pasty, as a snack?! What a time to be alive!
My Sunday evening plans have just arrived - thank you!
Perfection.
At 36:31 Geowizard coming across that oxbow in the early stages of getting cut off is so cool. There will be a nice lake there in a couple decades.
The Music goes hard each and every time
Literally, I’ve been streaming it on Spotify aha
Love it whenever it plays on some of the cool "untouched" places, thats a part of what makes this series so great, pure journey
4 years of these straight line missions. That intro music is like a warm hug at this point. I remember telling my mate John about your videos. RIP John.
My favorite series! There’s just something about the familiarity of the music and the voiceover, it’s so peaceful. I wanna watch and listen to these videos forever!!!
Your music is so under appreciated. It adds just the right ambience to your videos. Almost every yt content makes use of existing music, and thats not necessarily a problem. But Toms videos are 100% original and it’s awesome. Love it. Good work man.
3:4 aspect ratio makes it soooo mich more enjoyable
I absolutely love how supportive your friends are.
Just finished my Bronze Duke of Edinburgh expedition and I thought THAT was hard. You must be a machine to do this regularly. Mad Respect
That calm sunrise over the lake was a deserved peaceful moment amongst the madness 🌅
Big thumbs up to the support crew on this mission. Ben and Verity
Big up Co-op meal deals, I work for them and I can't tell you how many people don't realise that enormous pasty is a snack, let alone FREE if you buy the right sandwich and drink. A great place to work, lunch breaks are short but well catered!
Hi Boss, I just wanna say huge thanks for the determination and dedication towards these, walk across in a straight line series. They’re always a thrilling series and something I look forward too (which is rare these days). I’m also appreciative that you get to experience Cumbria and Northumberland in all its glory(ish). Thanks for the series! 🙏😎👊
Guys, at the end of this episode it says "next time (2 weeks)" so I presume no upload today...
I think you're right
Happy Father’s Day mate, congratulations! Thank you for the new upload, I can’t get enough!
I can't accurately describe how grateful I am for this amazing content, you're the only channel I wait on. As a land surveyor it's so familiar, and I love your channel and personality. Congratulations on becoming a dad, please don't let it stop you from doing this, your kids will be inspired 👍
37:09 pies now being a meal deal snack is one of the best things about 2024 so far
Beautifully subtle Eastbound & Down blooper reference. My girlfriend had no idea why I burst out laughing.
as a comment on the thick forests and eye protection, my instant thought was bring down hill ski goggles and make sure not to get eye pokes.
For people reading this review, it's okay, it's normal to feel lonely sometimes, if you're going through tough times, keep trying, but never give up, I wish you great success in your health, love, and happiness!
I can’t be the only one getting back from the pub to see part 4 has been released
Nope you're not the only one!
One thing i love about his videos is how his intros make me feel like im playing a vintage video game at the start😌😌
24:50 "Merry Christmas. Very funny" 😂
Watching your videos has successfully inspired me, on the second week of the summer holidays my mates and I are journeying through a LONG route I've plotted from Milton Keynes to St. Albans taking (hopefully) 9 days. This is preparation for a big challenge we are prepping for in three years, a walk from the base to the top of the UK.
PS; i love your videos
A military range with people shooting inside? Oh boy, Tom is in for it now xD
This series is the highlight of my week right now. I'm loving it and wish you all the best!
Honestly the thing me and my husband say the most watching these missions is poor Verity ❤
A straight line mission across where i live wouldnt physically be possible so i appreciate these videos to live vicariously through
In what Country do you live?
@Cinema_Zerkalo Canada in the province of British Columbia, I'm sure it possible but it would take a long time and be very dangerous
"Can I run?
I mean
I think I can and I think I should, you know.
I think I should,
When I can."
Maybe there's more than one poet in the family.
Damn how do you make these just SO GOOD! Every end of an episode you're building up the hype to the maximum for the next one! Love it mate
Appreciate the Eastbound and Down bloopers reference at 16:05 👌🏼
The match on one monitor, Tom's suffering on the other. What a night.
Tom, this is the best long form adventure content you’ve posted since Whales #1 in my opinion! The sheer length of this adventure and the consistent weekly upload schedule makes this feel like a real TV show we all tune back into each week! Truly, this is of the best content RUclips has to offer! Keep it up, mate!
No comments about the random container he found on the moors? That part was breathtaking
Hopefully everything goes well with the baby Tom, it's so good being able to watch these straight line videos and I love them a lot. No worries about the break next week as I know that it is really tough with juggling the baby and editing but I can't wait for 2 weeks time.
Keep up the great work.
Verity is an angel!
That conversation at the end was such a typical English one - Amazement at the fact a pasty was classed as the snack in a supermarket meal deal.
Really needed that upload man 🥲
“It’s amazing how you adapt to different levels of suffering” is an all time geowizard quote
36:57 That's a profile picture for the channel right there 😂
Loved the Eastbound & Down reference
18:53 as someone from Northumberland and as someone who has explored the Northumberland countryside I can relate to this moment ahahah
16:05 that Ashley Schaeffer BMW line really got me.... just nice
If you would know how much these vids of yours are able to calm me in phases of anxiety. And do not ever change that music please!
Love this series! Do you think Northern Ireland could be a potential straight line challenge one day
I bet your twig and berries had a "Blue-ish hue with the sunlight dancin' off them just nice" at the end of some of these cold days. Solid missioning lad. Cant wait for the rest
"Yeah there has been some pretty sizable deviations" he says while zoomed into a tiny bit of UK countryside with his route minimally diverting from the line considering he is crossing 13th largest island on the planet including stuff like afro-eurasia
He’s gonna have so much dad lore. I love Geo Wiz.
One of these days you’re going to come across an outside grow operation 🍁🍃😂
I LOVE the little animations, it makes it all sooo much more clear and gets you immersed in the action 👍👍
Man it's just so pleasing to watch these episodes
I can’t believe what Tom is willing to put himself through to test his limits. Liquorice Allsorts? I could never.
Impressive, but I think Ben managing four Full English Breakfasts in a row is the bigger achievement.
"as brasilian as it was in nature" made my day... omg :D i love that humor! your videos are just great! keep it up!
Imagine some French person flying from USA to France in complete straight line, looking down and saying where this GeoWizard is going too, through those bushes😂
One of your best series ever. SO enjoying it
Pretty good Bowie tbf
hell yeah brother
sneaky Eastbound and Down reference there. Love it Tom
For those who don't have any experience walking in wet woods.. you can't assume any step. A log with bark may strip away under pressure, a log without bark may have completely different characteristics from the previous log that gave you basic traction. You're gambling on every step that's necessary for supporting your weight.
Props as always. Great soundtrack. Great editing. Every good man has a Verity and a Ben to back him up.
I like how you shook the wet licorice All-Sorts out on the ground and said you weren't gonna eat them...a second later it sounded like you were eating them anyway! Energy = Energy
That was a clip from the Norway mission (I think it was part 3)
The sayings went from as the crow flies to as geowizard walks 😂
I have no care for football at all. Thank you so much, fucking love these videos. Really enjoyed the cities with no roads as well. My next vote is for more of those. They're less intense it seems which might be easier with kids. Congrats on that too, it's a game changer.