Going Deeper Into the Indian Himalayas | A Bus Journey

[@microsatellites]

Atal tunnel is amazing. Thanks Gabriel

[@432hzPopMusic]

Hey Gabe, You are always outdoing yourself and you deserve the great weather you are getting in the Himalayas this time. Thanks for the great videos and bring us along with you!

[@Journeys__Unveiled]

Absolutely stunning!!! The similarities with Nepal are insane!!! 😎

[@isabelle3365]

Those amazing pine trees forests and the colored villages, that was great with the white top himalaya mountains. The dry montains looks less fun, even more with the bad weather. Please stay safe in your discoveries. Thank you for your hard work

[@parulsinha3092]

Actually, the stark beauty of the barren, snow covered mountains attracts a lot of tourists. That area is stunningly magnificent. It's just not the best time to go there.

[@bhyomkeshbakshika5938]

Like all fingers aren't the same , the different parts of India look different but its the Himalayas thats a class apart & there's no question about it .

[@lunchtime2960]

When I took the night bus from shimla to manali I was in the very back laying down. No shit we hit several pot holes and I was launched into the air from my seat. It goes without saying that I didn't get any sleep. It was much more of a 6 flags magic mountain experience. 😂

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I took a supposed deluxe overnight bus across central India and had one of those fancy sleeper compartments attached to the ceiling. Within a few seconds after it started to move I realized it basically had no shock absorbers. I spent fourteen hours being tossed around. Didn't get a wink of sleep either.

[@stevenponte6655]

When I took the Manali bus it was so bumpy that every half hour my watch kept congratulating me for doing another 5000 steps!!!

[@BlakeWomack-f5j]

I like how you just go somewhere, find a taxi, agree on a price, get in, go to a place where you haven't even booked a room and just find one, a nice one at that.

[@christinelamb1167]

I know, he's way more daring than I am! I have to plan trips months in advance. 😆

[@kc4276]

Good job Gabe! You and India are the perfect combination - a seasoned traveller who gets by even in the toughest terrains. Since it’s not too hot right now, maybe try and explore Rajasthan and the Southern parts of the country too? That would be an epic journey worth a few months of content. Best wishes!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I fully agree. After almost three weeks in the Himalayas warmer weather is sounding pretty nice.

[@neelamshaji1900]

Rajasthan can be pretty cold in winter...during my visit last year the temperature was as low as 9 degrees at Pushkar. Check the temperature chart before you visit Rajasthan so that you are well prepared.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@neelamshaji1900 True, but it doesn't usually get chilly until late December and January, it should be perfect in November. The forecast looks great for now. We'll see what it's like if/when I get there.

[@sayanchx]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Have you traveled to North-Eastern India ... it is one of my most favorite regions ... lots to see, do, experience, and the diversity truly defines Incredible India !

[@thortessem271]

Good morning from Arizona.

[@jillytravels9317]

Not the first, but in the top 20!!! New day, new adventures....yay.

[@ErvuJukl]

We're proud of you Jill. You're special.

[@JSdottir]

Beautiful! It's like the power of the mountains just keep pulling you deeper in. I honestly don't think I have ever been this excited about any series on KZbin before. Again thank you for bringing these amazing places to us. Om Shanti

[@ladyblabla3611]

Wow it's like ariving in a totally different world when you cross that 9Km tunnel. Really beautifull! The Himalayas area are all so special. Such a unique vibe.

[@JumpingPlaces]

Nice, amazing mountain views from your place! I was actually wondering if there are any nepal himalayan style treks in india.... where you trek for a week or 2 staying in different villages and tea houses and are constantly surrounded by mountains

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Maybe there are, but if so I haven't heard about any. I think most of the treks in India require bringing tents and food. If anyone knows about treks in India where you can just hike from lodge to lodge and find a room and place to eat, let us know.

[@JumpingPlaces]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos I had been looking at one which is gangotri to gomukh, i think its just a 2 day trek but seems to have some sort of camp in the middle with a proper restaurant and places to stay, you can see at 12:10 in this video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2OxqZWLbK-kZpY

[@sayanchx]

There are lots of hiking & trekking opportunities and options.. ranging from ones organized by hiking clubs to high end adventure experiences that use mules / 4x4 off road vehicles. A quick Google will turn up many options across the Himalayas... one really popular one is to the Valley of Flowers... another one for the winter lovers is called the Chadar Trek (about 7 days mostly on frozen rivers and lakes during the winter in the Zanskar region of Ladakh... High altitude mountain treks organized by the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute are highly rated, after Tenzing Norgay himself was one of the founders of the institute... Hope this reply gives a small glimpse .. Thank you for your interest in my country - Incredible India !

[@grizzlyfam7901]

India has 70 percent of the Himalayas so I'm pretty sure there are many. You can try hampta pass Trek near Manali. You'll have to climb glacier peak and then Trek down to thr other side. One more reason is nepal doesn't have much road connectivity as opposed to india so what might look like a week long trek in Nepal can be done covered by car in india

[@grizzlyfam7901]

If you are brave enough you can trek for months near hanle town in leh Ladakh india but youll have to be extra tough to survive the siberian tier winters and high altitude. Temperatures can go down to -40 degrees Celsius in the high lands of ladakh

[@MotusfitnessColorado]

Glad to see that you're back in the area! I traveled to Leh via Manali last fall, partly due to your great videos and your previous trip to the area. An incredible part of the world.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Excellent.

[@effie-Toronto]

This was an interesting video with types of transport and your taxi driver taking you to Sisou his voice sounds like (Kumar taxi driver from Haralds videos).........really nice person.............Waiting for More videos

[@Rafa_Llamazares]

Nice vid Gabe, it's getting really interesting

[@ЛюбомирСтоянов-э9щ]

Thank you for this video! I follow your Indian serie, which I find very, very interesting. Looking forward to you future videos. The weather forecast is not good, take care of yourself!

[@trevorpower6431]

I think the weather is a problem most of the year for spiti,its always a risk,i did it 20 years ago on motorbike,kibber is a special place,i imagine it has not changed much

[@starboy1887]

Thanks Gab , another interesting vid, roads really smooth in this part of Hims ! Enjoyed the nuts and bolts of this adventure. What I noticed is how polite and kind the Indians are ! Must be ingrained in their culture to be gracious to other humans ! Thank you INDIA . Power to you ! 😊😊😊

[@CharlieChaplinVideos]

welcome to Lahaul valley.. Sissu gets brutal cold winds even during the day. I loved it last year.

[@marafarnham595]

Catchy tunes Gabriel 😎✌😊❤🎶🎵🎶

[@radhaganesh1805]

Wow beautiful 🙏

[@beachgirl4]

Thank you so much❤

[@johnappel5528]

Thanks for the content, alway excited to see the Himalayas!

[@Venus_19786]

Gabriel Out of your many adventures in places, India's Himalayas travel is really enjoyable to watch. Stay few more extra days and upload few more small town or villages. Be safe

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Amazing journey

[@SWMonkeyRaffSW]

Musics in this video are top notch! Love the editing.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool, glad to hear it.

[@dwaipayandas8152]

Go to spiti from the other side, that is Shimla, reckong peo, nako route. It should be open.

[@goostrey4210]

If you’re still in India in early December we might bump into each other. I am probably going to be there with my son, and he wants to go to western Gujarat, such as Bhuj, the Aran of Katch, Gandhi’s hometown of Porbandar, and the tiny former Portuguese colony of Diu (a mini Goa).

[@guruvittal]

Great places to visit and Early December is the perfect time. You will certainly enjoy white desert (Salt pan) of Great Rann of Kutch, and Rann Utsav (Festival of Rann) would also be there during December. If you have time, visit Kala Dunger Hills and Dholaveera (ancient archeological site) which are near Bhuj

[@goostrey4210]

@@guruvittal Thank you for the recommendation

[@shadowfiend-s6u]

​@@goostrey4210if you are wondering how old the site of dholavira is.. it is around 5000 years and was part of indus valley civilization..but now some what ignored..

[@Deadfoot-Dan]

You could try to find a donkey train headed that way, that's when you will need the tent, but the journey would have amazing views, so there is that.

[@MrBiplabB]

Welcome back Gabriel❤❤

[@kubsang]

Year 2000 i went there with my Royal Enfield (Solo trip) In spiti Valley there is only one Gas Station ( petrol pump) that is in Kaza and still there is only one Gas Station that is KAZA ist a wonderful Place, you must go there.😊 sorry for my poor englisch.

[@EnglishmaninMalta]

Very interesting video, thanks ❤

[@val91201]

A three-egg omelette wrapped in Hindustani Times, the food of gods!

[@Childathaart]

If you want to travel by bus try looking for limited stops types.. they might help reduce travel time... 😊

[@AdamLambert-p5n]

I was in the Spiti valley in June. Mind blowing. Came from Reckong Peo and took the loop over to Manali. There was a daily minibus from Kaza to Manali but no idea about this time of year. From Sisou you’re about 11 hrs drive from Kaza over some seriously rough but epic roads. Good luck, it is so worth it

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Eleven hours?? Wow, google is way off. It says four hours. Sounds like one hell of an adventure.

[@AdamLambert-p5n]

If the roads were clear of traffic (lots of single vehicle corners and stoppages for vehicles stuck on loose rocks) it could possibly get down to 8 hours. Agreed with you, Googlemaps gave me similar numbers, in distance terms it isn’t far but the road it’s just a rocky path for about 80kms. Slow going. Fingers crossed for you my friend. If you get over make sure to explore Key Monastery and Nako village.

[@amitchodankar1989]

Please visit Roopkund lake in Himalayas 🤗🙏

[@Serg_R]

Hi Gabriel, last year my buddy & I hitchhiked from Rishikesh to Leh. Landslides would close the roads & we would just cross by foot and find another ride - its easy to find rides also many truckstops/tea houses with beds along the way. Defenitly one one my best adventures

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Awesome, that sounds seriously incredible. 👊

[@viscouscoffee3449]

You can get to spiti via, manali and further to jalori pass and explore jibhi on the way. And rejoin the reckong peo shimla road. That'd be a great adventure exploring the older kindoms of Kinnaur and amazing 22kft kinner kailash

[@PankajMalik2016]

You stayed here a day and now you must be in vashisht Village. I went there 5 yrs ago.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Ha, you might be right. 😉

[@varunjha6004]

I don't know if you know this or not but whenever you are trying to travel by bus, always consider government buses that are state transport buses as they only stop at main stations. The private buses will stop everywhere

[@ngatravelvlog]

beautiful Himalayas 😍😍

[@koul09876]

Please show food available ❤

[@jenniferrosebruce6385]

00:48 damn that car did a swift u-turn 😂

[@peteck007]

11:46 amazing scenes..

[@viscouscoffee3449]

you can always get back to shimla, since the road is open and in a good condition all year around. Also 4g data all around spiti(fortunately/unfortunatrly)

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, what an escape but getting to the other side is a considerable difference. The biggest thing is the roads are much better. From what I see from the previous location, you do see mudslides, which look to be a major problem when driving in harsh weather. India has such a diverse climate due to the mountains and the landscape it's extremely diverse weather-wise. Yet you see an incredible expansion to this region of the country for many reasons, one being that tourism appears to be a big driving force. Many hotel spots are capitalizing on this movement to visit these areas.

[@markclayton626]

Bravo Gabriel 👍🙏

[@michellesteinbeiss-bryan7366]

Yay!! 🎉❤️ Saved for later! Looking forward to it! ❤️

[@STARK50]

Visit North-East India, it's situated in Himalayan foothills.

[@gogadev]

Bro knows very well where NE is, but he may not be going in that direction this time

[@EATMOREFISH1234]

🤙🏻🔥🤙🏻🔥🤙🏻🔥🎣💯 another good one 🌊🐟🌊🐟

[@olivermasih2587]

Gabriel you make me want to 🛑 stop work and go on these adventures with you deep in the Himalayas. Off grid untouched natural beauty of Bharat’s 🇮🇳 Himalayas and small villages and temples and Gudwaras . People seem friendly and welcoming. I understand you must be on guard for rip off artists. That’s part of travelling and experiencing life in beautiful surroundings like the Himalayas. Enjoy and I’ll keep dreaming 😴 has I have twins that are aged 12 boys and they are my wife and mine responsibility. Education is what matters to me for them. When they finish university definitely 💯 then I will travel with my wife. I have travelled half of the world 🌍 so far with my children and wife they love Asia especially the south.. Keep safe and Peace ✌🏾

[@Ivyslife33]

Magnifico 🙏♥️

[@JohnandCaraRetiredTravellers]

Gabriel thank you for bringing us to parts of the world we will never travel. ~Cara 😊

[@mritunjayk1]

Road from Narkanda, Reckong Peo to Kaza remains open what I know.

[@Observers00]

Sissu looked dull in the video. Local can guide you better about Kaza or other surroundings. But tourist still go to Leh or spiti valley all year along . If weather doesn't allow, then chill out at Vashisht or Manali for few days and then visit Kaza later if you have time. Also room heater can be rented for a night for few extra bucks. Drive to Kaza is quite full of beautiful views. Good stuff again.

[@goostrey4210]

If you go back north via Udaipur HP you would head for Pathankot and see places like Chamba, Khajjar (India’s “Little Switzerland “) and Dalhousie, a beautiful British hill station. After Pathankot you could head for Amritsar and learn more about Sikhism.

[@francinejaninesarmiento1797]

I've been following your travel vlog for a while, and I'm always excited to see where you'll take us next. Speaking of travel gear, have you heard about the new v4 Bento Bag and the Ikigai Backpack from NomadLane? They seem like they'd be great additions to your adventures.

[@LeonardoYouTube8]

Good morning sir.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Top o' the mornin' to ya. 😊

[@SCHOOLOFLIGHT]

Hi Gabriel. Firstly, I have been binging the videos mate. So good. You have inspired me to get back to Delhi in March. I have a technical question. I see you’re shooting on the action cam, which is wild, a really surprising “realism” and love the simplicity. But is the audio straight into that device, or are you wearing some kind of mic? My trip is all about stills, and a super slow mo video project. But I’m blown away by the quality of the audio on your videos man. Thanks for taking me along. Peace, 🙏

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

That's great to hear that the audio is sounding good. Yes, I'm just recording with the built-in mic on the camera. One thing that seems to help a lot is that while editing I turn up the audio on all the clips by 150%.

[@sunilchaubey4580]

Go to Keylong it’s drastically different from Sissu

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I agree.

[@Deepak-tw8lx]

Always Always ask for a Non Stop bus esp if travelling to a City there will be non stops buses. The slower buses stop at every village/town and take for ever. Best times to trek/visit Himalayas july-sept, nov is the start of Winter season. At hotel rooms plse ask for a plug in heater, it will be a few hundred rupee extra. The Taxi fare already includes tip (lots of it). Plse Save some money. 😊

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, express bus is what I needed. Good tips.

[@brucebenson5908]

Gabe, do you sometimes bargain on prices?

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

Hi Bryce, bargaining and haggling is fun. Do you like to haggle also Bryce? 🤗

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes. In the case of the taxis on this trip they seem to be going by fixed prices. I could probably haggle them down a little but I don't care about a buck or two, they need it more than I do.

[@brucebenson5908]

Wonderful perspective.@@GabrielTravelerVideos

[@bretthaddin8071]

Hey Gabriel,There may be 🌨️ snowfall...

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

That would be amazing. Looks like it's too warm where I am now, but maybe overnight.

[@432hzPopMusic]

Gabe are you by Hanogi Mata Mandir Temple , Aut, Mandi District, Himachal Pradesh?

[@NoSugarThanks]

Go for it Gabe...I'm heading to Tamil Nadu in a weeks time..omellette in the back pack🤣

[@TravelonlineWalk]

Top

[@rerunplaya532]

14:10 Nah bro! simple cottage no 5 star hotel.😂❤👍😎

[@commoneuropeanstarling]

You've sold this place to me. I am not really bothered about India in general, but this part of the country looks wicked. I don't normally like too much music in your vids but I really love this tune. What's the music? Right up my street.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool. All the music is listed in the description.

[@junefirst500]

Wow Sissu! Gabriel how people leave their Mud Slide? Scarey yet beautiful! I hope Western & Issian travel as they can afford it. Thanks!

[@Aradhyafouzde4]

Go to kashmir..its the most beautiful place in India..stark different from barren mountain.. greenery snow and military

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I agree, I was there ten years ago: www.youtube.com/@GabrielTravelerVideos/search?query=Kashmir

[@mirzagoralija4492]

😊😊😊❤🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦

[@CelticMickWalks]

11hours for me from Pokhara to Kathmandu, 200 kms😮

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Been there, enjoy the ride! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIKucpKOmJt4edU

[@nikthinks]

Spiti Valley is a must

[@Dr.Mzungu]

You Samosa, me Samosa, we all Samosa!

[@kazzicup]

They wrapped the omelette in newspapers 2:56 ? 🥚🥚🥚

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yep, it's the Indian way. Hopefully whoever was reading the paper was clean.

[@SK-xw4gu]

Most places in India now have disposable paper plates and napkins. This is yet to reach the remote villages where they still use old newspapers to wrap food.

[@gogadev]

How did you manage to upload the video without the Wifi that day? Cos youve been uploading videos almost everyday.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

All will be revealed in the next video.

[@gogadev]

​@@GabrielTravelerVideos Lets maintain the suspense. Cheers Gabe!

[@TigerYung-wg9dm]

You can enter Nepal from there you don,t have to fly just travel Nepal via land via uttrakhand..and reach dharchula Nepal dharchula is in both India and Nepal,,and get visa in dharchula Nepal and travel Nepal,,

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I did that border crossing once before, from Nepal into Uttarakhand back in 2008.

[@TigerYung-wg9dm]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos wow,,that was epic pre internet time,I am certain not much info,,no development,,in 2008 Nepal and India hardly had any development in mountain,I remember after 2011 Nepal started building roads in mountains in large scale still long way to go, your life is like book,,adventure, maybe it sound cleasay,but I follow you and mark wein since your early days.mark use to have long hair, you remain the same only tech change, 🤩

[@travismillhouse8936]

In 8 years Gabe will be travelling to Bora Bora and St Lucian and Solomon Islands 🍺👍🥓🇨🇦.

[@pleasantjourneys]

Plant is one element Insects two Egg(born) three Mammals 4 In Old times Guru would say that if you want your Spirt to go up, then "No sherab no kebab" (No meat and alcohol) Where is that Guru now? Luv ya bro P.S. tunnel footage good effect

[@donaldalfonso6515]

divert to kasmir

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

It's a possibility.

[@donaldalfonso6515]

yeheyyyy@@GabrielTravelerVideos

[@bhyomkeshbakshika5938]

The driver was taking the Mickey

[@turp5002]

No food poisoning ?

[@ErvuJukl]

Don't jinx him pal!

[@pahariswad72]

I am your follower from manali . I want to meet you in manali ,please let me know when are you reaching here .🙏

[@ErvuJukl]

You sound a bit creepy

[@Dr.Mzungu]

​@@ErvuJuklyou're the creepy one

[@ErvuJukl]

@@Dr.Mzungu I will come to Manali and meet you at Creeps Cafe for a beer 🍺

[@pasqualeabarno]

👍👍👍

[@TheSubham8995]

Is spiti open Gabe? Btw real epicness has started!! have fun

[@ErvuJukl]

Thanks for creating a non-existent word from a way over used phrase. You're so epic!

[@M-gq1bq]

​@@ErvuJukl Here are few chosen synonyms to epicness: impressiveness awesomeness powerfulness greatness remarkableness sublimeness marvelousness astonishingness amazingness stupendousness tremendousness incredibleness fabulousness stateliness grandness splendidness gloriousness gorgeousness superbness sumptuousness lavishness exaltedness

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

I understand the synonyms, but epicness doesn't exist in the Oxford dictionary. Also, "epic" has just become a throwaway phrase of the day. Overused and silly.

[@M-gq1bq]

@@DeputyDog-mh1yo Loosely paraphrasing Shakespeare: "There are more words in Heaven and Earth, than are fitted in your dictionary.". The original commenter could also have stated "The real epic has started", as epic itself is a noun and not only an adjective. But "epicness" emphasizes the state of being epic, so that is a slightly different meaning. (The postfix "-ness" forms a noun from an adjective that then has the meaning of "the state of being that particular adjective". No need to clutter a dictionary with nouns formed by a rule.) And on your opinion of the word epic being overused and silly, well that's just, like, your opinion, man. ;-)

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

@@M-gq1bq Thanks for explaining to me that my opinion is indeed my opinion, as such, I'm entitled to express it. Hopefully, when I express my opinions I'll use substantive words, rather than silly, "phrase of the day" gibberish.

[@iammaxhammer]

😏

[@Yarlung_Tsangpo]

👍

[@asynchronicity]

Thirst?

[@carolinacadabra8278]

Beer 😊🍺🍻

[@ErvuJukl]

Hunger. Burrito 🌯

[@valetak1]

Have always wanted to go to India but so much garbage everywhere. I went to the Dominican republic years ago and it was the same issue there. I had a really hard time overlooking it. I guess better to watch in video.

[@ErvuJukl]

I went to DR and had no problems with garbage. Where did you stay? Next to the city dump?

[@parulsinha3092]

Yes, better to watch in video 😄

[@valetak1]

I traveled to small village in center of country with group of high schoolers on humanitarian trip. We were building houses for the people. There was garbage all along the roads. And they burn the garbage. There are piles of garbage in the streets where dogs were rummaging through to find food. We went to the Haiti border and there was a lake there, and it was full of garbage floating in the water. The teacher wanted us to experience this part of the country.

[@ErvuJukl]

@@valetak1 Well, most the touristic zones will not feature piles of garbage. I don't seek out rubbish when I go DR. I seek women and mojitos, not stinking rubbish.

[@ashwinshriyan9438]

Samosa’s usually cost a maximum of Rs 10 on the streets. He definitely ripped you off by charging 40 bucks

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I didn't get samosa because he didn't have them, I got a three egg omelet.

[@SK-xw4gu]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Quite cheap at that price. Eggs are costly, more so in the mountains.

[@jaguarunleashed4935]

The shop keeper didnt even have samosa in his shop as per his convo

[@andrewpetrie5395]

Give the guy up front a hundred for the seat

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

You mean 100 extra for having the front seat? That's fair enough, although more relevant to a shared taxi situation. When it's a private taxi then you have your choice of sitting wherever anyway.

[@d1234-w7v]

First

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Boom, got it.

[@Dr.Mzungu]

12th

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Sorry, you're actually second. You have to be fast to get 12th.

[@Dr.Mzungu]

I'm just gonna have to try harder. 😭😭😭😭

[@ErvuJukl]

Don't worry, next time you may be 12th

[@TheSwede70]

First? 🙂

[@ErvuJukl]

No, you lost again

[@TheSwede70]

@@ErvuJukl First try so it is quite impossible to loose again 😂😂

[@ErvuJukl]

@@TheSwede70 I'm sure this isn't the first time you lost at something. This isn't unusual 😊

[@nadirhosseini6395]

Itiots !!! Go to good places in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and other cities

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

It's important to spell idiots correctly, otherwise it backfires. Here are some of my videos of Delhi: www.youtube.com/@GabrielTravelerVideos/search?query=Delhi

[@kc4276]

As a Delhiite, and a long time follower of Gabe’s channel, please don’t come here. The AQI is hell.

[@nadirhosseini6395]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Ok, that's right, idiots, I made a mistake! By the way, it was planned to show beautiful places as well, such as buildings, shopping centers, train cities, etc!!!

[@Dr.Mzungu]

​@@kc4276Deli now a Thug and Polluted city.

[@SK-xw4gu]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos He would have said "Touche:", if he knew what that meant.

[@simonsmith1139]

Ego...too many people think they are special. We are all clearly unique,however,another blogger is not that.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

Gabe is humble