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@chance_fly4647 13 күн бұрын
Dang I’m jealous now 😭 Also is there a name to this music? I like it
@theinternationalvoyager 13 күн бұрын
The music is "So Is Red" from the Shawshank Redemption, by Thomas Newman. Thank you for watching!
@ArtzFenix 13 күн бұрын
Awesome video!
@nunuvyurbiz123 5 ай бұрын
My target is one bag, less than 7kg not including the laptop (1.2kg MacBook Air) which I can pull out as my personal item when weighing. And a 1.5L waist pack with money, credit cards, passport, etc. and in flight essentials.
@lucasmzungu4855 8 ай бұрын
Wonderful
@freespiritfriendly 8 ай бұрын
This video was amazing! Thanks for all of your help :)
@theinternationalvoyager 8 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for watching!
@ahalyaspaulding4919 9 ай бұрын
Thank U for this sincere act of yours God will surely reward U
@reneeblack2783 9 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@tardusmerula6102 9 ай бұрын
Very moving recollection with your past . Braniselj is a very common family name at Notranjska (Inner Carniola) . Dinaric Alps = Javorniki (Yavorniky) mountain range. I live nearby and see this amazing picture every day. We are quite fortunate to be able to live here.
@theinternationalvoyager 8 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for your kind words! I appreciate knowing the precise name of those mountains. It was a beautiful walk through the countryside outside of Cerknica, on a gorgeous day. I was swept up in the moment. Your country is so verdant and lovely. I had wanted to visit there for years and it did not disappoint! I am honored to call it my ancestral homeland.
@tardusmerula6102 7 ай бұрын
Please , visit village Goričice , located near Grahovo. There is a beautifully preserved ancient home with straw roof. It can be visited most times by asking owners next door to show you around (kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKGlnKZ_bbxjbNksi=jKZH7RBGNKCX9Yxd).@@theinternationalvoyager
@thinksmart5247 9 ай бұрын
I live 30 km outside of Cerknica, it's a nice, lovely town. BTW, lake Cerknica is one of the largest intermittent lakes in Europe and you can rent a canoe and explore it. Your great grandfather had lots of cojones to leave home for unknown... It's a shame you didn't speak to any locals, they are very friendly and would love to help you to find out more about your great grandfather and his (yours) family. Great video!
@theinternationalvoyager 9 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for your kind comments! I agree that my great grandfather was very brave to board a ship in 1912 at age 18 and sail across the ocean by himself to start a new life in America. I'm very glad he did or I wouldn't be here! Next time I come through Slovenia, I hope to meet with some of my distant cousins who still live there, and I'd also love to canoe around the lake. I really appreciate your kindness. I didn't expect anyone to watch this video except for my family members in the U.S. - I'm happy that you enjoyed it. Thank you again!
@panostheodoulou1166 9 ай бұрын
Voyager, it's the Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish OCCUPIED northern area of Cyprus, this is the wording you should use to describe the situation. Not only the people in the south but the international community considers the northern area of the Cyprus Republic as occupied territory, following Turkey's invasion of Cyprus in 1974. This is why the so called ''TRNC'' is not recognised; it is a self declared regime by Turkey.
@nellyjohnson7316 9 ай бұрын
Karen Carpenter
@theinternationalvoyager 8 ай бұрын
She was a great talent!
@furryskyline4707 9 ай бұрын
You wrote: Leaving my comfort zone is my comfort zone. It fits to this video - your grand grandfather left his comfort zone and embarked on a new life. Nice presentation of your family history.
@theinternationalvoyager 9 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for your kind comments! I appreciate it! Thank you for watching!
@gperhan180 9 ай бұрын
vojsko is village near idrija town...vojska is army
@theinternationalvoyager 9 ай бұрын
Ah... thanks for letting me know. The perils of relying on Google Translate!
@YvonneWeinstein 9 ай бұрын
You’ve done more in a year than one person in a lifetime. I’m proud of you.
@scottlasher713 9 ай бұрын
I made the big jump there back in the 80's... You can still jump now- but you'd only be able to go once.....
@ozymandias5257 11 ай бұрын
When I first went to The Via Dolorosa I was put out by the market scene, but a knowledgeable Priest informed me that those streets were markets even at the time of Christ.
@tekinmoustafa8141 11 ай бұрын
Cyprus in the period 1571 - 1959 Cyprus which was ruled by different suzerains, but which never in its entire history came under Greek rule, was conquered by the Ottomans in 1571 and ruled by them until 1878. Under Ottoman rule the Turks and Greeks of Cyprus lived in peace and harmony, despite their differences in terms of ethnicity, religion, language, culture and communal traditions. Unlike the Venetians, who were the previous rulers of Cyprus, the Turks enabled the Greek Cypriot population to flourish in all fields. In 1878, Great Britain assumed the provisional administration of Cyprus. In 1914, when the Ottoman Empire entered the First World War, Cyprus was unilaterally annexed by Great Britain. Turkey formally recognized this annexation with the signing of the Peace Treaty of Lausanne in 1923. Although the Turks and Greeks of Cyprus peacefully co-existed under the Ottoman Turkish administration, their relationship began to deteriorate following the take-over of the island by Great Britain. Under British rule, the Greek-Orthodox Church campaigned for the union of Cyprus with Greece (Enosis). Starting from the mid-1950s, this campaign was given support by Greece. EOKA was established as an underground terrorist organization to achieve this aim. Thus, the Enosis movement took a turn for violence, ostensibly against the British, but in fact with the objective of uniting the island with Greece. EOKA violence claimed British and Turkish Cypriot lives. From 1955 to 1958 Turkish Cypriots were driven away from mixed villages and their houses were burnt down. Greek and the Greek Cypriot coercion, killing and intimidation, however, failed to achieve its aims. Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots strongly opposed Enosis. Geopolitically, Cyprus was of great importance for the national security of Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots refused to accept Greek dominance and regarded Enosis as neo-colonialism. Britain, as the colonial power, also resisted Enosis and declared that the Turkish and Greek Cypriots were equally entitled to freely determine their own future. In the meantime, Greece made several attempts to exploit the UN as a means of realizing Enosis. However, the UN General Assembly did not support Greek demands designed to achieve annexation under the guise of self-determination, but urged a peaceful and just solution among the parties concerned.
@matthewjamesdavison Жыл бұрын
Whaatt?? it's not there anymore? bummer. i wanted to go back there some day. so many memories.
@YvonneWeinstein Жыл бұрын
I got the shivers watching this and thinking of you visiting where my grandfather was born. I loved especially the views of the cemetery. The grave is still maintained? By a family member?
@hudy2735 9 ай бұрын
Well it's only been 25 years since last person was buried there. Ofc it's maintained, unless buried at another cemetery the children of the people buried are still alive and for sure grandchildren.
@theinternationalvoyager 9 ай бұрын
Yes, there are so many of his descendants that still live in the area and it's clearly taken care of. Maybe next time I am there I'll try to connect with some of my distant cousins in Cerknica. I already have some of their contact info.
@brendadarnell1233 Жыл бұрын
i’m from uk lived in the north for 6 month it is beautiful people are fantastic literally no crime
@andrigeogiou8420 11 ай бұрын
You should of knew that the north part of Cyprus is occupied by Turkey since 1974 MILITARY OCCUPIED AREAS The majority of all those are still our stolen lands and properties. is just like today, the Russians are selling plots in Crimea/Ukraine Come on man !
@ronniebos6520 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing and the added details. Wonderful video, God bless!
@theinternationalvoyager 9 ай бұрын
Thank you for your comments! I appreciate it!
@oscarselda871 Жыл бұрын
🙏💖🙏💖🙏
@yosephyager8281 Жыл бұрын
Thank you where can I find the locations of all of the spots so I can follow it by myself?
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
You can find the locations here: www.holylandsite.com/via-dolorosa
@mariloumihalko4348 Жыл бұрын
One of my bucket list,Trip to Jerusalem.
@adelinapereira7249 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for taking on this incredible tour of the Via Dolorosa. Today, as I write this, it is the early hours of Good Friday and this video you have so kindly shared with us has extra and more profound meaning for me as a Christian and a child of the Most High. Shalom Salaam, Peace be with you too and with all mankind, in Jesus' name we pray.
@adelinapereira7249 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for taking on this incredible tour of the Via Dolorosa. Today, as I write this, it is the early hours of Good Friday and this video you have so kindly shared with us has extra and more profound meaning for me as a Christian and a child of the Most High. Shalom Salaam, Peace be you too and with all mankind, in Jesus' name we pray
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
Thank you. Happy Easter!
@psycho479 Жыл бұрын
i wonder can you shop on the north side and bring the stuff to the south?
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
Yes, for the most part you can bring goods you have purchased in the north through the checkpoints into the south. When you cross the checkpoints heading south there is a customs agent standing there making sure you are following the relevant regulations. According to the government of the Republic of Cyprus, you can bring goods you have purchased in the north into the south as long as they are accompanied by a receipt certifying that they originated in the north. Any goods worth more than €260 are subject to turnover tax and excise duty. There are lots of exceptions to this rule, including a prohibition on bringing in counterfeit goods, fine-cut tobacco, as well as radio equipment, animals, and other items. You can read the regulations here: www.mof.gov.cy/mof/customs/customs.nsf/All/05AEEF243C9BFC8BC22572BF002D0A28
@tiokaszas Жыл бұрын
Sarajevo is also divided dude
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
You're right that Sarajevo is divided between the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Serb Republic. But it is not divided by a wall and passport checkpoints between the two areas, like Nicosia is. As far as I remember, last time I visited, in 2017, people have complete freedom of mobility between the two zones in Sarajevo, with no physical barriers or authorities controlling movement between either side.
@augustsoomre4795 Жыл бұрын
JUMAL on Nähtav ja Nähtamatu Kardetav ISIK!!! Esimene Moosese raamat 3:21 Ja Issand Jumal tegi Aadamale ja ta naisele nahkriided ning pani neile selga. Esimene Moosese raamat 18:Iisaki sündimise tõotus 1 Ja Issand ilmutas ennast temale Mamre tammikus, kui ta istus telgi ukse ees kõige palavamal päevaajal. 2 Ta tõstis oma silmad üles ja vaatas, ja ennäe, kolm meest seisid ta ees. Ja nähes neid, tõttas ta telgi ukse juurest neile vastu ja kummardas maani 3 ning ütles: „Issand, kui ma sinu silmis armu leian, siis ära mine oma sulasest mööda! Esimene Moosese raamat 32:25 Aga Jaakob ise jäi üksinda maha. Siis heitles üks mees temaga, kuni hakkas koitma. 26 Aga kui see nägi, et ta ei saanud võimust tema üle, siis ta lõi tema puusaliigest; ja Jaakobi puusaliiges nihkus paigast, kui ta heitles temaga. 27 Ja mees ütles: „Lase mind lahti, sest juba koidab!” Aga tema vastas: „Ei ma lase sind mitte, kui sa mind ei õnnista!” 28 Siis ta küsis temalt: „Mis su nimi on?” Ja ta vastas: „Jaakob.” 29 Seepeale ütles tema: „Su nimi ärgu olgu enam Jaakob, vaid olgu Iisrael, sest sa oled võidelnud Jumala ja inimestega ja oled võitnud!” 30 Siis küsis Jaakob ja ütles: „Ütle nüüd mulle oma nimi!” Aga ta vastas: „Miks sa mu nime küsid?” Ja ta õnnistas teda seal. 31 Ja Jaakob pani sellele paigale nimeks Penuel, sest ta ütles: „Kuigi ma nägin Jumalat palgest palgesse, pääses siiski mu hing!” Teine Ajaraamat 7:Issanda auhiilgus templis 1 Kui Saalomon oma palve oli lõpetanud, siis tuli taevast tuli ja põletas põletusohvri ja tapaohvrid, ja Issanda auhiilgus täitis koja. 2 Ja preestrid ei võinud minna Issanda kotta, sest Issanda auhiilgus oli täitnud Issanda koja. 3 Ja kui kõik Iisraeli lapsed nägid, kuidas tuli alla tuli ja Issanda auhiilgus oli koja kohal, siis heitsid nad silmili maha kivipõrandale, kummardasid ja tänasid Issandat, et tema on hea, et tema heldus kestab igavesti. Psalmid (Laulud)99:Jumala truudus Iisraeli vastu 1 Issand on kuningas! Värisegu rahvad! Ta istub keerubite peal. Vabisegu maa! 2 Issand on suur Siionis ja ta on kõrge üle kõigi rahvaste. 3 Andku nad au sinu suurele ja kardetavale nimele: see on püha! 4 Ja kuninga võimsus on, et ta armastab õiglast kohut. Sina oled kinnitanud õiguskorra, sina oled seadnud õigluse ja õiguse Jaakobisse. 5 Ülistage Issandat, meie Jumalat, ja kummardage tema jalgade järi ette: tema on püha! Jesaja 6:Prohveti kutsumine 1 Sel aastal, kui kuningas Ussija suri, nägin ma Issandat istuvat suurel ja kõrgel aujärjel, ja tema kuue palistused ulatusid templi seinast seina. 2 Temast kõrgemal seisid seeravid; igaühel neist oli kuus tiiba: kahega ta kattis oma palet, kahega ta kattis oma jalgu ja kahega ta lendas. 3 Ja need hüüdsid üksteisele ning ütlesid: „Püha, püha, püha on vägede Issand! Kogu maailm on täis tema au!” 4 Ja uksepiidad vabisesid hüüdjast häälest ning koda täitus suitsuga. 5 Ja ma ütlesin: „Häda mulle, sest ma olen kadunud! Sellepärast et ma olen roojane mees huultelt ja elan roojaste huultega rahva keskel; sellepärast et mu silmad on näinud kuningat, vägede Issandat.” Hesekiel 1:26 Ja nende peade kohal oleva taevalaotuse peal oli midagi, mis paistis safiirikividena, midagi aujärje sarnast. Ja selle aujärje sarnase peal, ülal selle peal, oli keegi, kes oli välimuselt inimese sarnane. Luuka evangeelum 24:Jeesus ilmub üheteistkümnele jüngrile 36 Aga kui nad seda kõike rääkisid, seisis Jeesus ise nende keskel ja ütles neile: „Rahu olgu teile!” 37 Aga nemad kohkusid ja lõid kartma, arvates end vaimu nägevat. 38 Ent tema ütles neile: „Miks te olete nii kohkunud ja miks sellised kahtlused tõusevad teie südames? 39 Vaadake mu käsi ja mu jalgu, et see olen mina ise! Puudutage mind kätega ja vaadake, sest vaimul ei ole ju liha ega luid, nõnda nagu te minul näete olevat!” 40 Ja seda öeldes näitas Jeesus neile oma käsi ja jalgu. 41 Aga kui nad rõõmu pärast ikka veel ei uskunud ja imestasid, ütles ta neile: „Kas teil on siin mingit söögipoolist?” 42 Nemad panid ta ette tüki küpsetatud kala, 43 ja Jeesus võttis ja sõi nende silma all. Johannese evangeelium 14:Jeesus julgustab jüngreid 1 Teie süda ärgu ehmugu! Uskuge Jumalasse ja uskuge minusse! 2 Minu Isa majas on palju eluasemeid. Kui see nõnda ei oleks, kas ma siis oleksin teile öelnud, et ma lähen teile aset valmistama? 3 Ja kui ma olen läinud ja teile aseme valmistanud, tulen ma jälle tagasi ja võtan teid kaasa enese juurde, et teiegi oleksite seal, kus olen mina. 4 Ja kuhu ma lähen, sinna te teate teed.” 5 Toomas ütles talle: „Issand, me ei tea, kuhu sa lähed, kuidas me siis võime teada teed?” 6 Jeesus ütles talle: „Mina olen tee ja tõde ja elu. Ükski ei saa minna Isa juurde muidu kui minu kaudu. 7 Kui te oleksite tundnud mind, siis te tunneksite ka mu Isa. Nüüd te tunnete teda ja olete teda näinud.” 11 Uskuge mind, et mina olen Isas ja Isa on minus. Kui te ei usu muu pärast, siis uskuge mu tegude tõttu. 28 Seepärast pange tähele iseennast ja kogu karja, kelle ülevaatajaks Püha Vaim on teid pannud, et te karjastena hoiaksite Jumala kogudust, mille ta on saanud iseenese vere läbi. Pauluse esimene kiri korintlastele 15:3 Ma olen teile ju kõigepealt edasi andnud seda, mida ma ka ise olen vastu võtnud: et Kristus suri meie pattude eest, nagu on kirjutatud pühades kirjades, 4 ja et ta maeti maha ja äratati kolmandal päeval üles pühade kirjade järgi 5 ja et ta näitas ennast Keefasele, seejärel neile kaheteistkümnele, 6 seejärel näitas ta ennast ühtaegu enam kui viiesajale vennale, kellest enamik on veel praegugi elus, mõned aga on läinud magama; 7 siis näitas ta ennast Jaakobusele, seejärel kõigile apostlitele. 8 Aga kõige viimaks näitas ta ennast ka minule kui äbarikule. Pauluse kiri galaatlastele 4:4 Aga kui aeg sai täis, läkitas Jumal oma Poja, kes sündis naisest, sündis Seaduse alla, 5 lahti ostma seadusealuseid, et me saaksime pojaseisuse. 6 Et te olete aga pojad, siis on Jumal läkitanud teie südamesse oma Poja Vaimu, kes hüüab: „Abba! Isa!” 7 Nõnda ei ole sa enam ori, vaid poeg, aga kui sa oled poeg, siis sa oled ka pärija Jumala kaudu. Pauluse kiri filiplastele 2:Hümn Kristusele 5 Mõtelge iseenestes sedasama, mida Kristuses Jeesuses: 6 kes, olles Jumala kuju, ei arvanud osaks olla Jumalaga võrdne, 7 vaid loobus iseenese olust, võttes orja kuju, saades inimese sarnaseks; ja ta leiti välimuselt inimesena. 8 Ta alandas iseennast, saades kuulekaks surmani, pealegi ristisurmani. 9 Seepärast on Jumal tõstnud ta kõrgemaks kõrgest ja annetanud talle selle nime, mis on üle iga nime, 10 et Jeesuse nimes nõtkuks iga põlv nii taevas kui maa peal kui maa all, 11 ja et iga keel tunnistaks: Jeesus Kristus on Issand - Jumala Isa kirkuseks. Pauluse esimene kiri Timoteosele 3:16 Tunnistatavalt suur on jumalakartuse saladus: Jumal on avalikuks saanud lihas, õigeks tunnistatud vaimus, nähtav olnud inglitele, kuulutatud paganatele, usutud maailmas, võetud üles kirkusesse. Pauluse kiri Tiitusele 2:11 Jah, Jumala arm on ilmunud päästvana kõigile inimestele 12 ja kasvatab meid, et me, öeldes lahti jumalakartmatusest ja ilmalikest himudest, elaksime praegusel ajal mõõdukalt ja õiglaselt ja jumalakartlikult, 13 oodates õndsa lootuse täitumist ning suure Jumala ja meie Päästja Jeesuse Kristuse kirkuse ilmumist. 14 Tema on loovutanud iseenda meie eest, et meid lunastada kõigest ülekohtust ja puhastada endale pärisrahvaks, innukaks headele tegudele. Johannese esimene kiri 4:2 Te tunnete Jumala Vaimu sellest: iga vaim, kes tunnistab Jeesust Kristust lihasse tulnuna, see on Jumalast, 3 ning ükski vaim, kes seda Jeesust ei tunnista, ei ole Jumalast, vaid see on antikristuse oma, kellest te olete kuulnud, et ta tuleb, ja nüüd ta juba ongi maailmas. Johannese ilmutus 1: Temale, kes meid armastab ning on meid lunastanud meie pattudest oma verega 6 ning kes meid on teinud kuningriigiks, preestreiks Jumalale ja oma Isale - temale olgu kirkus ja võimus igavesest ajast igavesti! Aamen. 7 Ennäe, ta tuleb pilvedega ja iga silm saab teda näha, ka need, kes tema on läbi torganud, ning kõik maa suguharud halisevad tema pärast. Jah, aamen. 8 „Mina olen A ja O,” ütleb Issand Jumal, „kes on ja kes oli ja kes tuleb, Kõigeväeline.” 17 Kui ma teda nägin, langesin ma tema jalge ette nagu surnu. Ning tema pani oma parema käe mu peale ja ütles: „Ära karda! Mina olen Esimene ja Viimne 18 ja Elav. Ma olin surnud, ning ennäe, ma elan igavesest ajast igavesti ning minu käes on surma ja surmavalla võtmed. 19 Kirjuta siis, mida sa oled näinud ja mis on ning mis sünnib pärast seda! Johannese ilmutus 19:12 Tema silmad olid nagu tuleleek ning ta peas oli palju peaehteid. Neile oli kirjutatud nimi, mida ei tea keegi muu kui tema ise. 13 Ja tal oli üll verre kastetud kuub ning oli nimetatud tema nimi - Jumala Sõna.
@moniquedezaly9255 Жыл бұрын
Merci Mr pour votre vidéo...et vôtre si sympathique sourire !
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
Merci beaucoup, madame!
@williammizebee Жыл бұрын
Yes just what Jesus warned us about at the temple he didn't deserve that sort of punishment for unworthy ungrateful bunch a slobs
@fredlifsitz7411 Жыл бұрын
Fantastic help! Thank you!!
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
Thank you for watching! Safe travels!
@Brian-zl6ib Жыл бұрын
9 pairs of underwear! My god man! 9 pairs! I've done months with 4 and sometimes I think that's too much. I think I'm taking too many socks but I haven't managed to reduce these in number below 6 pairs. 6 pairs of socks that are a mix between long, ankle and no show. This is when I go through different climate zones and I wear two pairs when it's cold.
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
Ha, I hadn't thought about doubling up on my socks. In a couple of weeks I'm going to be going on a 4 day bus trip from Istanbul, Turkiye, to Vlorë, Albania, stopping in Sofia, Bulgaria; Skopje, North Macedonia; and Tirana, Albania. This will be in the dead of winter in the Balkans and it will be frigid. I was thinking of buying some wool socks for this trip. But I think I'll just follow your example and wear two at a time. Thanks for the tip! As for the underwear, to each his own! I don't know how I would get by with so few.
@Brian-zl6ib Жыл бұрын
@@theinternationalvoyager Midnight train trip between Skopje and Sofia. Passport control done over an oil drum. That was a great experience. Take snacks, share them with others in the carriage. A young attractive officers came into the carriage and started shaking things up. People jumping about. I sat trying to look like the grey man and got no hassles. Afterwards I got an approving pat on the shoulder from a couple of the more experience local travelers who knew not how to get attention. Then trying to change money in Nis on the black market for the next travel leg at 4.00am. I don't smoke but always have cigarettes at hand to lubricate conversation by offering one. Look out for Skenderbeu Brandy when in the region. Surprisingly good. Have a blast. Safe and let's hear about your trip please. Socks - Have you tried merino wool? I never wear cotton or nylon. Waste of time. Cotton takes ages to dry.
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
I like your idea of carrying cigarettes as gifts when traveling across international borders, especially when dealing with foreign authority figures. I don't smoke, either, but they don't take too much space and might help in certain situations. Thanks for your anecdotes and I hope to make a little video of my five-day trip across the Balkans.
@petergianakopoulos4926 Жыл бұрын
I didnt watch bc thiis is all crusader made up.. they got the 1st station and 9th to 14th right .. the rest is wrong lol.. they guessed it because they came in killed everyone and were like hmmmm.. all the archeological evidence shows the correct stations.. .. the praetorium for example was excavated in the 20th century .. search joel kramer and his professor shimone Gibson if you are interested youtube
@josephfarrugia2350 Жыл бұрын
0:30 BOOM! Stop right there. Travelling in Europe on many of the respective airlines, only ONE bag is allowed not two. Check beforehand. Weight limits are very often just 7kg.
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
You're right - some European airlines don't allow you to carry a personal item bag along with a carry-on. And some allow only a personal item with no standard sized carry-on bag at all. Plenty of airlines worldwide, however, do allow a carry-on bag plus a personal item bag, like I've shown in this video, for no extra charge to the ticket. During most of my travels worldwide, I've carried these two bags as I've demonstrated here, with no issues, so this video should be used as a guide for flying under those rules (my bags are under weight and size requirements). That being said, on my most recent flight, last week, I flew from Bucharest, Romania, to Istanbul, Türkiye, on Pegasus Airlines, and they did not allow a personal item bag along with my carry-on bag. This presented me with a challenge. So I went into the airport restroom and stuffed my laptop and umbrella and underwear packing cube in the Osprey backpack, and managed to stuff my toiletry case and liquid bag in the pockets of my hoodie that was tied around my waist. I then stuffed my sandals down the front of my trousers and I folded up the backpack (that was empty except for the items in the smaller pocket) and shoved it down the back of my pants (I had to loosen my belt to get this to work). With this method, I was able to basically make my personal item bag "disappear." Since my jacket and hoodie were tied around my waist, this time with my jacket tied above my hoodie, I was able to walk up to the gate, say hello to the airline employee, have her scan my boarding pass, and walk down the jetway and onto the plane and all the way to my seat with nobody giving me a second glance. However, I did have to remove the items before I sat down from my trousers once I got on the plane, which can be done in the airplane lavatory. I hope to do a follow-up video about how I accomplished this soon.
@Bodneyblue Жыл бұрын
@@theinternationalvoyager Nicely done!..Always a worry when traveling that you are suddenly in a situation where you are told you cannot take all you have on you...Panic!...What can you leave?...All costs money and have to leave anything no matter how small would be annoying. Especially if everything is pretty much essential...Not that I have traveld alot..infact only twice....But this could be a problem on any trip with the continually changing rules airlines enforce. ...BUT!!..I have taken the plunge and am traveling alone for the first time since losing my partner to cancer.. Life has been tough without her..She was my everything..Took care of me...(health problems)..So times have been dark...The light in that darkness has been a Japanese all female rock band whom I have come to adore!..So much so I am fighting my depression etc to make a trip of a lifetime (for me) to Japan (from UK)to see them LIVE in concert in Tokyo...And as it's so expensive to fly out..I decided as it might be the only time I'll ever get to Japan in my life...I am gonna stay for 3 weeks to make it even more worth the cost (which is considerable, infact I should not be spending such money)...I have no travel experience (all past trips, 2, where booked and sorted by my late partner). It will be tough going being alone. But hope it will be a memory I can treasure..even if I have no-one to share it with.
@michaelll1290 Жыл бұрын
It's illigal occupaied by the Turks ...and they are the only country in the world who said the north side
@tekinmoustafa8141 11 ай бұрын
what is so illegal about it? ...Cyprus in the period 1571 - 1959 Cyprus which was ruled by different suzerains, but which never in its entire history came under Greek rule, was conquered by the Ottomans in 1571 and ruled by them until 1878. Under Ottoman rule the Turks and Greeks of Cyprus lived in peace and harmony, despite their differences in terms of ethnicity, religion, language, culture and communal traditions. Unlike the Venetians, who were the previous rulers of Cyprus, the Turks enabled the Greek Cypriot population to flourish in all fields. In 1878, Great Britain assumed the provisional administration of Cyprus. In 1914, when the Ottoman Empire entered the First World War, Cyprus was unilaterally annexed by Great Britain. Turkey formally recognized this annexation with the signing of the Peace Treaty of Lausanne in 1923. Although the Turks and Greeks of Cyprus peacefully co-existed under the Ottoman Turkish administration, their relationship began to deteriorate following the take-over of the island by Great Britain. Under British rule, the Greek-Orthodox Church campaigned for the union of Cyprus with Greece (Enosis). Starting from the mid-1950s, this campaign was given support by Greece. EOKA was established as an underground terrorist organization to achieve this aim. Thus, the Enosis movement took a turn for violence, ostensibly against the British, but in fact with the objective of uniting the island with Greece. EOKA violence claimed British and Turkish Cypriot lives. From 1955 to 1958 Turkish Cypriots were driven away from mixed villages and their houses were burnt down. Greek and the Greek Cypriot coercion, killing and intimidation, however, failed to achieve its aims. Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots strongly opposed Enosis. Geopolitically, Cyprus was of great importance for the national security of Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots refused to accept Greek dominance and regarded Enosis as neo-colonialism. Britain, as the colonial power, also resisted Enosis and declared that the Turkish and Greek Cypriots were equally entitled to freely determine their own future. In the meantime, Greece made several attempts to exploit the UN as a means of realizing Enosis. However, the UN General Assembly did not support Greek demands designed to achieve annexation under the guise of self-determination, but urged a peaceful and just solution among the parties concerned.
@omerugur7468 11 ай бұрын
I have never seen any greek cypriots talking about enosis or eoka, what happened in the island before 1974 but just use the word “invasion”, sorry we can not allow any other massacre like in Bosnia, never again…
@blueisland24 Жыл бұрын
Basically from the moment you landed in Cyprus you are in the Republic of Cyprus. From the free part of the Cyprus Republic you crossed to the occupied part of Cyprus Republic.
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comment. I am sensitive to what a difficult and frustrating situation this is to the people of Cyprus, and what heartache this conflict has created for over half a century. As a foreign visitor who tries to to show respect to the people of the countries I visit, it is difficult to characterize this situation in a way that is balanced and takes into account the perspectives of people on both sides of this division. However, in response to your comment I did rewrite my video description in a manner that I hope is more fair and accurate.
@blueisland24 Жыл бұрын
@@theinternationalvoyager That's nice of you. Yes I understand that as a foreigner you want to remained neutral, but it what it is, an occupation. Same as Russia occupies east Ukraine.
@tekinmoustafa8141 11 ай бұрын
@@blueisland24 what bloody occupation?...Cyprus in the period 1571 - 1959 Cyprus which was ruled by different suzerains, but which never in its entire history came under Greek rule, was conquered by the Ottomans in 1571 and ruled by them until 1878. Under Ottoman rule the Turks and Greeks of Cyprus lived in peace and harmony, despite their differences in terms of ethnicity, religion, language, culture and communal traditions. Unlike the Venetians, who were the previous rulers of Cyprus, the Turks enabled the Greek Cypriot population to flourish in all fields. In 1878, Great Britain assumed the provisional administration of Cyprus. In 1914, when the Ottoman Empire entered the First World War, Cyprus was unilaterally annexed by Great Britain. Turkey formally recognized this annexation with the signing of the Peace Treaty of Lausanne in 1923. Although the Turks and Greeks of Cyprus peacefully co-existed under the Ottoman Turkish administration, their relationship began to deteriorate following the take-over of the island by Great Britain. Under British rule, the Greek-Orthodox Church campaigned for the union of Cyprus with Greece (Enosis). Starting from the mid-1950s, this campaign was given support by Greece. EOKA was established as an underground terrorist organization to achieve this aim. Thus, the Enosis movement took a turn for violence, ostensibly against the British, but in fact with the objective of uniting the island with Greece. EOKA violence claimed British and Turkish Cypriot lives. From 1955 to 1958 Turkish Cypriots were driven away from mixed villages and their houses were burnt down. Greek and the Greek Cypriot coercion, killing and intimidation, however, failed to achieve its aims. Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots strongly opposed Enosis. Geopolitically, Cyprus was of great importance for the national security of Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots refused to accept Greek dominance and regarded Enosis as neo-colonialism. Britain, as the colonial power, also resisted Enosis and declared that the Turkish and Greek Cypriots were equally entitled to freely determine their own future. In the meantime, Greece made several attempts to exploit the UN as a means of realizing Enosis. However, the UN General Assembly did not support Greek demands designed to achieve annexation under the guise of self-determination, but urged a peaceful and just solution among the parties concerned.
@tekinmoustafa8141 11 ай бұрын
@@theinternationalvoyager Cyprus in the period 1571 - 1959 Cyprus which was ruled by different suzerains, but which never in its entire history came under Greek rule, was conquered by the Ottomans in 1571 and ruled by them until 1878. Under Ottoman rule the Turks and Greeks of Cyprus lived in peace and harmony, despite their differences in terms of ethnicity, religion, language, culture and communal traditions. Unlike the Venetians, who were the previous rulers of Cyprus, the Turks enabled the Greek Cypriot population to flourish in all fields. In 1878, Great Britain assumed the provisional administration of Cyprus. In 1914, when the Ottoman Empire entered the First World War, Cyprus was unilaterally annexed by Great Britain. Turkey formally recognized this annexation with the signing of the Peace Treaty of Lausanne in 1923. Although the Turks and Greeks of Cyprus peacefully co-existed under the Ottoman Turkish administration, their relationship began to deteriorate following the take-over of the island by Great Britain. Under British rule, the Greek-Orthodox Church campaigned for the union of Cyprus with Greece (Enosis). Starting from the mid-1950s, this campaign was given support by Greece. EOKA was established as an underground terrorist organization to achieve this aim. Thus, the Enosis movement took a turn for violence, ostensibly against the British, but in fact with the objective of uniting the island with Greece. EOKA violence claimed British and Turkish Cypriot lives. From 1955 to 1958 Turkish Cypriots were driven away from mixed villages and their houses were burnt down. Greek and the Greek Cypriot coercion, killing and intimidation, however, failed to achieve its aims. Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots strongly opposed Enosis. Geopolitically, Cyprus was of great importance for the national security of Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots refused to accept Greek dominance and regarded Enosis as neo-colonialism. Britain, as the colonial power, also resisted Enosis and declared that the Turkish and Greek Cypriots were equally entitled to freely determine their own future. In the meantime, Greece made several attempts to exploit the UN as a means of realizing Enosis. However, the UN General Assembly did not support Greek demands designed to achieve annexation under the guise of self-determination, but urged a peaceful and just solution among the parties concerned.
@YvonneWeinstein Жыл бұрын
I feel like I’m traveling along with you. Eat some good chicken kabobs for me!
@YvonneWeinstein Жыл бұрын
I definitely won't shave! Love this!
@SimRacingVeteran Жыл бұрын
You can also add underwear and socks into every shirt. You must have been military.
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
Hey, that's a good idea! No, I have never served, though respect to all who have.
@MENSA.lady2 Жыл бұрын
Why do you choose to support the illegal invasion of a sovereign country. You should be ashamed of yourself.
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
I'm confused as to why you think I support the invasion of a sovereign country.
@reginacoeli7000 Жыл бұрын
OBRIGADA, PELO EXCELENTE VÍDEO, AMADO. 🙏🏻😊
@muradjehad9045 Жыл бұрын
Really nice Thank u for sharing I am planning to go soon
@lamrovastos1037 Жыл бұрын
God bless you Amen
@brian2913 Жыл бұрын
Archeologically this narrative makes no sense. for the Via Dolorosa to be the path to the execution site you are assuming that Pilot was headquartered at the Antonia Fort, he was not, archeology proves the floor of the fort is from the 2nd century. The more likely place of Pilot was at Harrods Fortress which had its own gate, at the gate was a judgment seat and this is where they brought Jesus. He was scourged by the guards in the palace and returned to the Jews. The story of dragging Christ through the city to the execution site is inaccurate. The execution site was a short walk from Harrods gate at the palace. Also, Simon had not yet entered the city, as he was coming in from the wasteland, when he was told to carry the cross. This puts Simon outside the walls. I respectfully disagree with the whole concept of traversing the entire city, the execution had to be completed before the Sabbath, and dragging a beaten nearly to death broken man doesn't make sense as well as Pilot being at the Antonia Fort. The events of the crucifixion may have occurred, but they were outside the city walls and on the way to Golgotha Hill.
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
I do understand your reasoning. As I mention in the video, the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem is the route that Jesus took to the crucifixion, "according to tradition," not according to archeology. This video is meant to document the path that, for centuries, pilgrims to Jerusalem have chosen to walk to commemorate the events of that day. Many have questioned whether this was the historically accurate path, and, like you, they have good reasons to doubt the historicity of this route. Most historians, however, do believe that the crucifixion did take place at the location upon which was built the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, shown in the video. Most scholars do think that this location is indeed likely to be Golgotha/Calvary, which, 2,000 years ago, was outside of the city walls (the walls of Jerusalem have expanded to include this area since then).
@petergianakopoulos4926 Жыл бұрын
You are correct .. it all took place outside the city walls .. most of this is crusader period guesswork.. the archeological evidence corresponding to the Gospels is perfect.. a Roman governor needed an exit .. he was at herrod's palace .. too bad 99.9 percent of people do what this guy did..
@natedoeswork Жыл бұрын
Which osprey is that?
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
This is the Osprey Farpoint 40 Backpack, weighing in at 6 kg/13.2 lbs when fully packed. Thanks for watching!
@s8ncho676 Жыл бұрын
Don't know what you eat, but seems this makes your eyes to glow. In case you'd visited Pripyat that would be easier to explain. Nice place, I'd recommend to look at. Real USSR city which is abandoned and not much destroyed, near Kiev.
@theinternationalvoyager Жыл бұрын
🤣🤣🤣 Those crickets in Thailand can provoke strong reactions! Thanks for watching!
@bettypoupouare8211 Жыл бұрын
Wow thankyou so much this was amazing God Bless you.I totally agree with you 2 TIMOTHY 47 I was showing my son this clip
@elizabethharo2222 Жыл бұрын
STUNNING! Another bucket list item!
@YvonneWeinstein Жыл бұрын
This is incredible! I have been on this safari at least 8 times, and never has so many animals so close! Lucky you! Love the music.