CAN'T BELIEVE WE FOUND THIS IN EGYPT 🇪🇬 SIWA OASIS

[@JumpingPlaces]

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[@علاءالبحيرى-خ9ج]

You should visit marsa matrouh only in the summer

[@Edik_San]

That "tuk tuk tour" that was about 19US$ - the price was for you two, or per person? I found it so cheap compared to the "tours" to Siwa I see like a day trip costing 160, 180... How did you get that tour guide with the Tuk Tuk? Recommendation from the hotel were you stayed in Siwa??? Thanks for the help. I am going there in the end of this month.

[@ahmedibrahim4074]

As an Egyptian I'm really so glad about your content about my country and how honest and clear you show it in its amazing pictures in terms of cities and people. Thank you so much!

[@miracle1818]

استفدت اية لما لحست يعنى؟

[@dahabian]

I’ve been to Egypt at least 10 times (as a backpacker tourist or mostly a diving safari), but I haven’t even heard of this place called Siwa. From Dahab to Hurghada and Alexandria to Aswan I've visited many places but never here. So, I've another reason to go back to Egypt. Thx guys 🤙

[@JumpingPlaces]

This place and Aswan were our favorite spots, well and Luxor for the ancient Egyptian temples and tombs. Definitely come to this spot on your next trip. Really wanted to go to dahab but didn’t have time on this trip, a bit out of the way

[@dahabian]

@@JumpingPlaces as a diver, my big favorite place is Dahab. Quite different from eg. Hurghada or Sharm. There is no mass tourism. However, it's indeed further away from the highlights than the Pyramids of Giza or the many ancient sights of Luxor on both banks of the Nile. And that's what came to mind ☝️ did you go to the red pyramid or the broken pyramid? I think these are much closer to people than the triple pyramids in Giza.

[@JumpingPlaces]

We were going to see those pyramids on our last day but then we decided to stay in this marsa matruh beach resort area instead which didn't really workout lol

[@doaaelbanna2610]

If you like diving then I suggest marsa allam it's on red sea shores but south u will find amazing life under water and will see creatures u won't find in sharm or dahab and u can swim with dolphins too

[@janinekleiber7717]

@@dahabian As diver you should try Berenice. Dahab or HRG are full of people.

[@kellystorrier6153]

One of the things I love about you two is that you visit places that more tourists don’t see. Great experiences, thanks.

[@MichaelT.O.]

This is by far the best series you guys put out. You showed us the luxury, budget and local gem experiences. Fascinating.

[@JumpingPlaces]

Glad that you liked it so much, Egypt does have an amazing variety of places to visit :D There is still much more that we didn't get to see too

[@ylocoslovakia]

I love how they built their houses to last and I think the idea for the zigzagging maze is to keep the path from too much sun coming from different angles. Love the historical narrative Chris. Glad you decided to go there. Wonderful.

[@NomadShifu]

Siwa Oasis is a very small community in Egypt near the border of Libya. The best way I can describe it is mysterious yet beautiful.

[@ahmedkamalmohamedmaklad8505]

فين الترجمه

[@Joe317-e2c]

@@ahmedkamalmohamedmaklad8505 الترجمه واحه سيوه مجتمع صغير علي الحدود المصريه مع ليبيا اجمل شئ تصف بها المكان ان له سحر وجميل

[@dougrock8519]

Your recap at the end of your video with the initial pros and cons of travel in Egypt reminded me exactly of my years spent in the Yucatan. As soon as I got out of the touristic cities, the people were nicer, the scams disappeared, that must be universal with travel. 👍🙋‍♂️

[@JumpingPlaces]

Yeah tourism does eventually lead to that it seems in many places, but here is a whole other level compared to what we saw in the riviera maya, it's basically impossible to go to any tourist place here without many people approaching you. Thats why remote places like elephantine island in aswan and this place were amazing, still kind of untouched

[@natituringan2796]

So lucky of you beautiful couple thank you for touring me in some amazing places in Egypt... the famous place of pyramids ...love and enjoyed it ...❤👍💖

[@duggio666]

Siwa was one of the most unexpected and amazing places you've been, and so relaxing (in my opinion). The villages and towns had a rare beauty where the mud structures/architecture seemed to be an important part of the surrounding landscape, as if the buildings had grown out of the earth (I guess they kind of did). Great vlog! Thank you!

[@ginas.6656]

I loved seeing all the historic places and even to walk the grounds of the pharoahs and alexander the great, indigenous villages and the nile, all so awesome!

[@robertfields4836]

Watched from Ireland,,,, Your Egypt trips... Fantastic stuff... Robert...

[@deband4]

You guys do a great job of being laid back and accepting what you get without much complaining. I'm sure you work VERY hard trying to find locations, lodging, travel and also an immense amount of editing to get your footage into videos I certainly enjoy your videos, just enough information to be able to research myself is something is really interesting and lots of real time information of what it is like to be there. I have a difficult time with over agressive people so Egypt is great though your lens rather than a destination for me. I miss the drone shots but you can't shot if they don't even allow drones in the country.

[@bluelithium9808]

Bravo! You're the first travelers I've seen who went to the west of Egypt. You both are really strong travelers.

[@adrianapopescu9803]

Can't belive how you always find the best spots to visit and how you brig beautiful, quiet and happiness with the commentaries, attitudes and look. Your nice couple is an inspiration for all of us.

[@phildodd5532]

Amazing ! Thanks for taking us around the World with you, Carol and Chris.

[@wardarcade7452]

What a treat Siwa Oasis was for you all with its salt and fresh water springs to swim in- and all those mazes of mudbrick homes and shops to say nothing of that temple in which you two quite literally walked in the footsteps of Alexander the Great! Supposedly he set out from his newly founded coastal port city of Alexandria across the trackless desert by following birds (who knew where to find dates to munch on and water to gulp) to get there! It seems that everyone respected you in Siwa and let you enjoy their unique home! BTW, it's about 19 meters (or 62 feet) below sea level but thankfully the springs have fed its plants, livestock and people for millenia. Oh, very nice comfortable hotel room you found in that old but well-maintained building and what a bargain! But then it seems the all the prices for food and transport were also very reasonable! Too bad the beach resort wasn't as nice. Oh,well! Glad you got to enjoy Egypt overall (in spite of the annoying portion of folks who haggled) AND THANKS FOR SHARING IT WITH US!

[@magdykozman]

As for an Egyptian i find you’re totally fair in your final conclusion about Egypt. By the way marsa matrouh is one of our favorite places but not during winter or even spring. Better to go during summer and this is why no body stay at the hotel but you. And also all renovations they make now is for being prepared for next season.

[@doreenlatimer6379]

Those were interesting, peaceful places you found in the desert. Mud buildings, salt pond. Another great video.

[@giannishen]

It must be great to live in a historic site, just image how many people have lived there? Nice to hear you talk about the local history, the flood in 1926 must have been huge! It's 40 degrees Celsius this time, Mamma Mia, congratulations on finding that floating pool, not sure if you can lie down to sleep? The scenery of fatness island is beautiful, thank you so much for sharing! 住在古蹟裡感覺一定很棒，不知曾有多少人住在裡面？ 很開心聽你說當地的歷史，1926年那場洪水一定很大！ 這次有 40度，媽媽咪呀，恭喜你們找到那個漂浮泳池， 不知是否可躺著睡覺？肥胖島的風景很美，謝謝分享！

[@auntytutu]

Very unique places, never seen travel vlogs of these before. Loved seeing the kids swim at the oasis, surprised that desert people would know how to swim. Loved your Egypt series.

[@MonkeyswithaPassport]

Another awesome Egypt video, Josee and I really like the mud ruins and salt baths. This was a really great series. Keep jumping places and we'll tag along 😎

[@danielclooney6248]

Love this video. The saltwater pools fascinate me. Never knew something like that would exist and be so beautiful. Interesting that the cool area in the water exists in such a hot area. I enjoyed seeing the textiles that were hanging quite a few places. Very interesting designs and colors. And the sunset place......and the drinks.....what a great place to end the day.

[@othmankhaled7049]

Glad you made it to siwa. It's my favorite place. Welcome to our country Egypt ❤️🇪🇬

[@JumpingPlaces]

I can see why! This place and Aswan were our favorites 😍

[@HowardsCoinFinds]

AWESOME = Carol, Chris, Video, Info, Music, Positive vibes & Chosen Places. Stay Safe . Thank You for all your Efforts👍Cheers H

[@zhrae9992]

Marsa Matrouh is a summer city. In the winter it just serves locals but in the summer months, it is very busy. It is the No. 1 summer escape for Egyptians.

[@rikayangu3833]

I just returned from Egypt and must admit the road stop controls are crazy,my Egyptian driver explained that it`s just to see that everyone is ok when entering and leaving a different area,but the stops are so time-consuming. My first stop was when we left Sharm-el-sheikh, and because there were already other people there waiting, it took almost an hour. I went to Egypt as a solo woman traveler, there was totally no problem, I just put on the right clothes when going out of the hotel, when needed, I just covered my hair and all was ok. Will I visit Egypt alone as a woman traveling solo? 100% yes, I had no issues whatsoever

[@IslamAnwar5]

Thank you, im glad to hear that, you had a nice experience in Egypt.

[@محمودالمهندس-ج6ك]

Welcome lady.

[@huacamaya119]

Just finished watching a video from "Planet Juan" right before watching yours. He was also visiting Egypt for a few days and also went to some of the same places you did. His perspective is a little more objective and more close contact with the locals, but love your focus on tourism and the best that every place has to offer, and always being so respectful of every culture.

[@MarlonAndGabriela]

Another incredible and insightful vlog guys, can’t wait to travel there next month!

[@ricardotongol567]

Hello guys, thank you for sharing your awesome journey through Egypt…Siwa. Have fun and enjoy.

[@albertcamus7684]

I discovered your videos today and this has been third one watching today, just fell in love with these.

[@gildafontoura1340]

I’ve been to Egypt once. I had no idea they are such a wonderful place to visit. I will definitely go with my family. Thank you for the video.

[@mohamedail1369]

Yes, I am Egyptian. The situation is best that it is safe and peaceful, and there are no diseases and infections, and there is the attractive possibility. Now, Egypt has people from around the world.

[@basembadawy359]

Siwa is amazing place I'm Egyptian never got bored going there ..thanx for the video

[@TheSwede70]

Done with your Egypt series now. I had about the same experience as you overall when I did 2 weeks in 2010 (just a few weeks before the revolution, so a bit lucky there). As usual I love your down to earth attitudes in the videos and your reasoning. Totally agree.

[@EdCNJ]

Oh wow, Siwa looks freaking amazing!!! This is my favorite part of your trip, it appeared to be real chill, my type of vibe!!! 🌴🐪Jumping Places🇪🇬🌴

[@BoydXplorer]

Nice exploration around Egypt. Beautiful country rich in history and lots to offer to tourists and locals alike. Tnx4sharing. Full watched.

[@JumpingPlaces]

Thanks for watching :D

[@leeanneNZ]

That was an awesome series, you guys are fabulous to watch and follow. Keep up the great work - you are my favourite travel bloggers!

[@JohnandCaraRetiredTravellers]

Siwa was INCREDIBLE!!! What a fantastic find! Unbelievable history and the pools were stunning! Great video guys thanks for taking us along! ~Cara 😊

[@JumpingPlaces]

Yeah this place was a great find! Pretty sure in the future it will have many more tourists. Glad you are enjoying the vids guys 😁👍

[@festerofest4374]

What a fascinating, interesting, and peculiar place. And such deep history too in that part of the world. This is one of the many reasons why I love your YT channel....sometimes you go WAY off the normal path to show places like this. Regarding the frustrating parts of the Egypt trip... for someone who plans a trip there and that is perhaps their only vacation/trip for a year (or more), yes it might be disappointing in ways with accommodation and services, and hustler hassles. But for the two of you who travel full time you know it's part of the adventure and you will soon be on to another place. Good info so people have a sense of what to expect. I was glad to see this part of the world through your video documentary. I hope you keep traveling!

[@norasmission7394]

Soooo cool !! I just love seeing all of this !:) the salt pools look so amazing …. The whole area looks so interesting !!! Thank you for showing us :) we love you guys :)

[@Queen_Nefertari]

I would like to come back to Egypt and explore the western part of Egypt. I been to Cairo, Luxor and Aswan and to Abu Simbel the southern most part of Egypt and Alexandria . I would like to see this place Siwa and the Bahariya Oasis.Its like the dead sea water in the border of Israeli and Jordan

[@saigenrose1032]

Amazing footage, that's cool you guys went to Egypt this video is very interesting a lot of history as well. it's great to see you guys having a wonderful time. Safe travels thank you for sharing your videos! 😀👍💖

[@anpeeters9916]

I just watched your Egypt series and it brought back some wonderful memories of my trip there last month. I loved visiting the tempels and piramides and the incredible boat rides on the Nile. To bad you didn’t get to visit the Egyptian museum in Caïro. I also did a 4 day Nile cruise, not on a cruise ship but on a Dahabiya. It was amazing! The views where stunning and it was so relaxing! I truly enjoy our boat trip in Aswan to the Nubian village. It was really beautiful. We had dinner with a Nubian family, with was so great and the food was delicious! As everywhere we ate in Egypt. We also did a balloon ride in Luxor at sunrise and it lasted for 45min and costed 65€. It was an incredible experience! Really worth it. The only negative things I found where the treatment of the carriage horses which were used for tourists! Horrible. We also normally had a carriage ride to Edfu, but our guide already knew in advance we wouldn’t want that so he rented a minivan instead, because he also didn’t like how badly the horses were treated… What also surprised me (not in a good way) was all the trash and dumping ground on the riverbanks of the Nile… as for the vendors/hustlers I think you have to cope with them if you go to an Arabic country… I always forget about them, as for the ‘call to prayer’ five times a day until I’m there… but for the rest the Egyptian people are super friendly and nice. The night train from Aswan to Giza I found the least enjoyable part, the food we had looked better than yours I must say… we had the same room as you did, but people in our wagon were smoking and everything smelled of cigarets… Thanks for sharing these videos!

[@RachelLovesBrazil]

Cant' believe you guys found such an amazing place in Egypt! mal da pra acreditar que um lugar assim existe super emocionante!😂😘👌💕💕💕

[@moazremah3761]

تحياتي لحضرتك ولكل شعب البرازيل الصديق

[@stevefraser1409]

Those salt pools are so beautiful!

[@siuleung3997]

wow, the buoyance of the salt pool is amazing, I've never seen something that. Thank you for sharing ...

[@backfire4468]

I am glad you discovered the city Marsa Matroh , you are the only vlogger went there, it is local tourism spot 100% with old history I would like you to show the hotel and the city more

[@Mohamed_helal_jiry]

I am from Siwa Oasis. Hello everyone ❤Thank you for this beautiful video

[@RidingwithStymie]

Thanks to this video, I just put Siwa, Egypt on my travel destination list! Thanks! 🙂

[@NickyDunn]

Hiya, that was a long journey. The ruins are amazing to look at. Thank you for the tour around. The salt water is so cool. How relaxing. Beautiful. Shame about the noise and trash. Beautiful coastline. Thank you for sharing. Have a lovely Sunday.

[@backfire4468]

My mother went to relax in a hotel in Hurgada , and during her stay she heard some maintenance work too, so she felt disappointed and made funny comments and reactions and changed her room 🤣🤣

[@bluestarfishsea]

I love all of the little walkways thru the ruins + those salt pools were stunning, thks for sharing 🙏

[@Sema-Tawy]

Marsa Matrouh is a summer place and it mainly for locals, so basically the season is July and August that’s why hotels would be empty, beaches wouldn’t be ready and hotels there will do the necessary renovations and maintenance before the summer season. Loved your video

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

Very cool guys Thanks for sharing your time with us 2 Canadians living on the Gulf of Mexico sending support Cheers J&D 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇲🇽🇲🇽🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@edbasset5754]

Progreso?

[@alicesioson9003]

What an awesome blog of very unique places in Egypt !! You guys always find the best deals in accomodations .!

[@renataostertag6051]

That's gorgeous. Have been all over Egypt but never to the oasis of Siwa.

[@JumpingPlaces]

Definitely include it on your next trip, there and aswan were probably our favorites :D

[@renataostertag6051]

@@JumpingPlaces We will do so Jumping Places. I would like to make a remark in regards to your remark about the streets in the village close to the pyramids being unkempt. The Egyptian government wants all people removed from the houses around the pyramids. The reason is that there is proof that are lots of ancient treasures underneath these unkempt roads and houses. That's why the government does not clean - they want everybody to leave so that the work can commence. the Government wants to clear this area of houses and people and start excavating. It is said that many people dig up treasures from underneath their houses. Their houses don't have cement floors. Only clay and sand. The same goes on around Luxor. People there dig under their houses and often uncover treasures like little, ancient figures.

[@roberthemedes1064]

This video, especially the saltwater pools, sort of reminded me of when you visited that large salt mine in Baja Mexico.

[@Mougino7]

Hey, just to clarify, Marsa Matrouh, is a SUMMER resort. So, it is a very seasonal business back there. That being said, it is still not very popular among foreign tourists, where the Red sea is their main destination. That construction noise is horrible, I think you must be compensated for that.

[@IslamAnwar5]

Thank you for sharing the vedio about Egypt especially about Siwa.

[@radrunning8535]

This place is so peaceful and relaxing! Lovely video my friend! Thanks for sharing!

[@k.s5889]

beautiful, I'm been in Egypt 2 times never heard about this place

[@PaulPaullus]

Obrigado Obrigada Pulando Locais... Very good video.... Good find...Siwa Oasis looks like a planet from a Star Wars movie.... 10:33 -> Pare! Pegue um pão fresco... Tente entrevistar o vedor.... 11:29 -> Preços muito bons... Muito boa comida. 17:57 -> Keep 'em!!! 21:32 -> The history....the history......the events and Alexander would have been in his 20's.....iconic center of humanity....

[@jonny8597]

Siwa looks very cool, reckon I'll go there when we make it to egypt

[@johnyeo9412]

interesting Siwa. if you have time you both should visit Alexandria to complete your Egyptian trip.

[@Ezzat1010]

I am from egypt and still live in it and I recommend going to a great place called sharm el sheikh it's really awesome now you have a good reason to come back❤❤

[@Terry49]

EGYPT was a pleasant surprise.enjoyed all thanks C&C

[@jaymeez]

Can’t wait to visit Egypt! You both did a Great Job 👍🏽

[@keithbrandon8540]

This is such a wonderful find. Goes to show how a bit of research before embarking on these travels is worth while. Shame about the last place. They could have dropped the price and move you to a more quieter spot if poss. So glad you had such a great time in Egypt despite the negatives. Hopefully this video will be of good imfo for future travellers to Egypt. Thanks for shareing. ✌

[@anthonywalsh785]

many thanks for your egyptian videos. i look forward now to your next country?

[@imogenequest56]

Fantastic architecture ruins and the salt pools look amazing!

[@whirltraveller1350]

Great video. Swimming there is like being in the Dead Sea because of the saline content. Keep up your great work. Roger

[@KPtravels001]

I had a perfect experience in Siwa in December last year 2021. My Siwa video is so far my best video as a KZbinr . I loved the Shali fortress 😍

[@MapManLK]

Very enjoyable series! Looking forward to the next stop! 😎

[@alexvazquez1265]

Awesome job, I love you guys videos especially with the recaps that you guys do after every video. I have visited Mexico and Dominican Republic because of you guys. Keep it up. Thanks

[@aileenmcdonald8947]

Another amazing video!! Thank you so much!! You guys are my favorite couple in you tube! God bless you! 🤗❤️

[@georgesmith3022]

Best travel channel, I watch you two years now, since you were in Philippines

[@alakdanhilario315]

Jumping Places, appreciate much this content. Very educational and informative. Historical account done in actual locations! More of this! ThankQ

[@Johanna_1923]

You missed an amazing time u could and should have gone to Alex they have a lot ot Roman Greek and and the only Egyptian amphitheater it’s my town when in Egypt u won’t regret also my other home wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 come here to x

[@martinabaojr.6308]

Happy to see you both in Burj! Cheers!

[@eleanor4482]

This was definitely off the beaten path and I enjoyed every minute. Are those salt pools man made? Thanks for sharing.😎

[@JumpingPlaces]

The guide said it’s from the ground, still curious about that as I didn’t think salt water could come out of the ground so far from the shore

[@eleanor4482]

@@JumpingPlaces thanks. Looking forward to your next adventure.

[@essentialfriend]

I wonder the same , specially seen the very symmetrical edges of the very first pool they swam in …

[@terrylepine4347]

Interesting place Egypt my favourite was the pyramids and also so odd all alone in that big hotel

[@deborahgodley6980]

Interesting look at Egypt in this series.Ancient ruins.Loved hearing call to prayer echoing. Haunting. Wouldn't spend time in Cairo or Giza.Crazy. When I see all the tourists, vast amounts of money tourism brings to the country, it's hard to know a third of people live in poverty.So much govt corruption.If people had access to education and opps.,they wouldn't need to hustle tourists all the time.Of course,this is true in other third world countries but it's so stark there.Thanks for taking me along with you!

[@rikayangu3833]

I was in a shop in Egypt and there was a(maybe 10-12-year-old)sales boy, I asked him why he was not in school, said to him, with the education you have more chances in the future. The boss/brother or whoever told me "no he gets the best education here interacting with people, learning different languages, and learning how to be a businessman. But I thought, who says he wants to be a businessman in the future.

[@moomraan]

Matruh is like a summer season city, you can go in September it will be amazing

[@sergelainesse7893]

Absolutely amazing theses Salt Pools.. Crazy!! 👌👍

[@JumpingPlaces]

The whole place in general was very surreal, who would have thought you would find all these things in the middle of nowhere! Literally the nearest city is like 4 hours away and there is nothing in between

[@sergelainesse7893]

@@JumpingPlaces absolutely right, in the middle of nowhere. Glad I've been seeing this.. Cheers from Montreal... 🤗

[@stephenkrus]

Chris... I know it's still spring but... I'm already getting summer vibes in your videos. ✨👍

[@AdhamMGhaly]

The trip to Siwa is quite famous among youth and as you can see it is not family friendly due to the long distance. But sadly (or luckily), it is never marketed to foreign tourism. Regarding the salt lakes you always have to be careful because if you get cut by a sharp piece of salt it will hurt quite a lot because of the salt. I really like how you take decisions to visit unknown places :) Marsa Matruh is more of a local summer destination for Egyptian middle class and lower middle class. The more fashionable (and much more expensive) destination is the North Coast resorts, but most of those are private chalets/villas with only 1 or 2 hotels.

[@user-tf2xx8qm7g]

Awesome adventures my friends!!! Love it ❤️🤎💙

[@pennymaudsley6110]

I love your videos!!I especially appreciate when you teach us about the places and peoples ❤️🇨🇦

[@mohamoh8264]

Welcome to Egypt 🇪🇬 again ❤❤🌺🌺

[@skipmcilvaine]

Another fantastic video! Love you guys! 🥰

[@ar-tech2402]

Bayek of siwa brought me to this video! 😄♥️

[@peterbahgat1028]

Very good content bro, when you visit Egypt again you shoud visit every spot in Marsah Matrouh.

[@KardosoMedia]

So cool! Definitely a unique experience

[@ylocoslovakia]

Sorry about your last hotel. It does feel like a scam. Can’t wait for your next destination. Stay safe. Stay cool. 😊💕👏 wonderful vlog. Ps thank you for the safety issue for solo female travelers. 👍

[@mohamedail1369]

Yes, I am Egyptian. The situation is best that it is safe and peaceful, and there are no diseases and infections, and there is the attractive possibility. Now, Egypt has people from around the world.

[@stephenmeitai7622]

I wish All the Ocean of Our Planet can float like this Siwa Oasis

[@LesvoyagesdeBD]

It is sublime, this water is magnificient. The salt crystals are huge. Superb visit. The beach at the end of the video is beautiful too 🤩. Very nice video 👍

[@mariarosameyer6875]

Amazing experience in the salt water pool, more power and stay safe

[@MohammedMohammed-zm9uv]

You guys went to Egypt in Ramadan and general in the middle east every thing tends to slow down specially in resort towns as they tend to be filled with tourists from Egypt and the surrounding countries which are mostly Muslims. It will start to pick up right after Ramadan.

[@ylocoslovakia]

I was wondering what was pulling your tuktuk. It’s a donkey! 😀 oops it was another tuktuk. Yours is a motorcycle. Cool narrative about Alexander the great’s coronation there. Love dates. With milk it must be quite filling. Good combo. Awesome sunset. I would love to tour that place. What a jewel of Egypt. Thanks for sharing guys. 😊💕

[@deoclecianocorreiafilho2773]

Bom dia amigos, bom sábado aqui no Brasil, obrigado pelo o vídeo

[@TraceyClifton-lk8kd]

Looks sooo beautiful 😍 ♥️Wish I was there

[@JockDoubleday]

15:40 People always smile in water. All political meetings should take place in water. Super cool journey. Great video quality, too.