I'm not telling anyone where this is. Bali.

[@fiascodagama1]

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[@bruce4130]

Did you change your channel name, last time I was watching your videos in India, then no videos?

[@fiascodagama1]

@@bruce4130 Hi Bruce, I've changed the channel name to Fiasco da Gama, and haven't made videos since India 9 months ago.

[@sonnyday6830]

its always a pleasure walking the back streets with you as we always see the tourist areas from people

[@fiascodagama1]

Thanks, Sonny. meeting local people is a lot of fun and always interesting. Cheers.

[@Vicki222-buzz73]

I remember going to that football ground in 1991 ,we all ( 20 of us) put $10 aud in towards soccer boots for the teams playing.We were 18 yrs old.Fantastic memories. I really enjoy your videos! I wonder if you did the same in Sanur it would be the same vibe as Ubud?🙏☮️

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi Vicki, that's a great memory. And that's also an interesting question if places like Sanur would share the same feeling or vide to Ubud - do different areas of Bali offer a different reception to someone looking to chat? We'll have to find out. :) Thanks for taking the time, Vicki.

[@neilgoodie2339]

Great Vid, you have a gift talking with locals.

[@fiascodagama1]

Thanks, Niel. They're very welcoming people so it's a lot of fun. Thanks for saying hi

[@erilaguilera6776]

Someday, you will get 1 million subscribers, keep it up

[@fiascodagama1]

Ha! that would be nice. And it's nice you think so, erilaguilera. Thanks.

[@victorash4130]

Every day I walk about average 10,000 steps ( 5 miles ) and although there are one or two meetings with people, I always remember the same walk and berbicara (mencoba) with banyak orang Bali … Indah rice 🌾fields, wonderful kept secret for you and any accidental discoverer 🙏

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi Victor. it's so nice when you stumble upon something unexpected, isn't it? And chatting to people as you go is a nice walk. !0, 000 steps a day is a good walk! Cheers.

[@ausjen]

Wayan's art peice is exactly what I want for my living room wall, glad that rice field land isn't being sold off, sad about that lady's back but she's still smiling😊

[@fiascodagama1]

Hey, jen. I'm happy to go get a price and haggle on Wayan's painting for you - he's just around the corner from me. :)

[@ausjen]

​@@fiascodagama1 that's ok, I'm saving to return to Bali😅 but thanks anyway, I'll def check his place out

[@physim65]

Another great video. Loved the guitar at the end.

[@fiascodagama1]

Hey, phys, thanks, and always great to see you. I'm not sure we'll be busting out the guitar that often, which will please many, i'm sure. Cheers.

[@physim65]

@@fiascodagama1 watching another one of your videos including your visit to the no monkey forest😊

[@fiascodagama1]

@@physim65 Ha! It was weird when you're used to seeing them spill out across the road.

[@chucky.chunder]

Great video clear as👍 what is your camera.

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi Chuck. Using a GoPro Hero 8 which hasn't let me down. Very small, light weight, portable, and discrete for the travel blog thing, i think.

[@philipbewley1490]

Another nice wander around Ubud. Thank you. I’ve just started watching your clips from India.

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi Phillip. It's an easy place to stroll that's for sure. I hope you enjoy the India vids. Thanks.

[@sandechoir]

i love his art such beautiful art painting

[@fiascodagama1]

hay, sandechoir. That was why I originally stopped - Wayan's artwork is a style I'm drawn to also. thanks for dropping by.

[@sandechoir]

@@fiascodagama1 your welcome Sir greetings from Holland

[@Svetlana-f7h5z]

Привет !Моё утро начинается с кофе и просмотра видео о путешествии по удивительным местам Бали, спасибо за колоритное видео и общение с людьми наполненных светом !!!Хороших прогулок вам !!!

[@fiascodagama1]

You obviously have a love of the island as well, Svetlana, and I can understand why. Thanks as always for saying hi and I hope your morning coffees with bali videos are just great this week.

[@Svetlana-f7h5z]

Этот осторов достоин любви , а жители восхищения!!!​@@fiascodagama1

[@myindo]

Greetings from a new sub! I loved your little interaction with the paddy lady in Bhs Indo, it was cute. I’m heading to Ubud next month! It’ll my first time and I can’t wait.

[@fiascodagama1]

Hey myindo. Thanks for the sub, I really appreciate it.I'm excited for you coming to Ubud for the first time, I think it's a special place. Cheers.

[@gizacigarettem8771]

HEY😊Wayne am enjoying watching your vlogs ,very good,Watching your vlogs has motivated me I'm a virgin at this vlog making ,but watching you I'm gonna do it I've got 3 weeks to practice before Malaysia any tips sensei? Cheers mate

[@fiascodagama1]

My only tip would be to make sure you're having fun making videos because it's not likely to be a high paying career move. Just enjoy yourself and make videos you want to make - not what you think others want to see. Cheers.

[@NurRahmawaty-rp8sw]

Thank you for lovely video

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi Nurrah. Thank you.

[@bettyboop7426]

Hi Wayne,just saw new Sydney video on Indo food&lI ove rice field&sad so much was sold as during Covid many families needed help. At my Ubud Detox I choose specific bungalow as it neighbours with untouched area attracting fireflies which even Ubud folk say is rare these days. I believe some farmers are trying to go back to nature before it is too late. A Bali without nature is not really Bali anymore so balance is key I revisited Jatiluwih rice fields in March as it is quite lovely. You did well to spot rice field area that is not touristy. The people in Bali are lovely,take care

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi Betty. it was surprising for me to find this field so close to the centre of Ubud, although it was surrounded on all side by buildings. I'm hoping you're right with farmers choosing to hold onto their land and not give it up to the developers. But I guess we'd all do the same thing if we found ourselves on hard times. The place you stayed with fireflies sounds great.

[@bettyboop7426]

@fiascodagama1 Hi Wayne,the detox resort in Ubud mainly is firefly free and finally realised last year which area attracts them,also that bungalow has some rice fields below.Mind you one hour from Blue Mountains in Sydney I read in December on top of the glow worms the fireflies come out although these days it is hard to convince folk to go out of their comfort zone and try something new. I just read there is a firefly garden in Gianyar,I hope you go on my behalf as keen to see hopefully next year. Cheers 🍻

[@fiascodagama1]

@@bettyboop7426 I know people who would have their lives changed if they were willing to go beyond the back fence a little - it's a shame. Thanks for the information on the fireflies, that might make for a nice video. I'll surely through Gianyar at some point.

[@bettyboop7426]

@@fiascodagama1 Cheers,I grew up as Italian Australian immigrant&realised most ppl with similar background to me prefer certain travel only. I travelled back to Japan with such a friend last year&realised even if I get lost easily,it is better to travel on my own in order to experience more than a one layered travel experience. I still like nice places at times but I am nore of a sensory person with travel.

[@bluefish4999]

Love the backroads where you meet the real locals. I've been going to Playa del Carmen for years(you couldn't pay me to stay in Cancun) to dive the cenotes and pyramid hopping, I won't go 4 blocks down to the beach anymore as it's a circus, the real food is in the back of town, and getting older I seem to enjoy a cerveza in a more chilled environment. Hey, as a fellow musician, how about tracking down some Gamelan.

[@fiascodagama1]

Hey, bluefish. Great idea to track some Gamelan down - maybe find a tutor who can give us a bit of history and layout of the instrument. I know what you mean by avoiiding the tourist centres to retain the authenticity of it all. Although i have to admit I do partake occasionally for the live bands. Thanks for the suggestions.

[@amandad7121]

Love your vlogs

[@fiascodagama1]

Hey, Amanda. That's really kind of you to stop by and say so. Thanks so much for taking the time.

[@christinahill7674]

Walking with Wayne, plus guitar. We may see more of the Blues in future clips.😄

[@fiascodagama1]

I'm not sure guitar playing will be a feature, Chris. lol

[@robertlemoine3500]

Thankyou 😊

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi robert. You're very welcome. :)

[@TravellingKook]

Another great video man! It’s hard to know to share a place or not, sometimes better left up to fate as you mention. Currently in Munduk and fallen in love! All the best mate 🙏

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi TK, Munduk sounds like it suits you. Have a good day.

[@TravellingKook]

@@fiascodagama1 you too brother! ❤️

[@manujohn99]

Indonesia is the 4th largest rice producer in the world

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi manujohn, thanks, I didn't know that but understand how it could be one of the world's largest exporters.

[@manujohn99]

@@fiascodagama1 Indonesia is 70th largest Rice exporter in the world

[@erilaguilera6776]

How do I meet you, because I'm often in Ubud

[@fiascodagama1]

Email me at [e-mail]. Cheers

[@TyeGoetz]

Thanks for not sharing the rice field lokasi! Safe for now... :)

[@fiascodagama1]

Maybe someone else will have the pleasure of stumbling upon it without planning.

[@victorash4130]

Halo Wayne, apakah ada kemungkinan saya mendapatkan email Anda? Saya sangat ingin bertemu dengan Anda ketika saya dan istri saya kembali ke Bali…. Saya yakin kita bisa berbagi beberapa cerita dan kenangan indah

[@fiascodagama1]

Sure, Victor. You can email me at [e-mail] Thanks

[@rufftoj]

You play blues guitar, mate. Smart guy. Can we meet one day in Bali? I am a local living in Jakarta.

[@fiascodagama1]

Hi ruff, thanks for noticing the blues at the end. i'm not very good but love making a noise. I'm always happy to catch up with people if they're in Ubud and I have time. Thanks for saying hi.

[@rufftoj]

@@fiascodagama1 Sure mate. Enjoy

[@sambassett417]

Did you flee to Indonesia to escape the atom bomb?

[@fiascodagama1]

I fled to Indonesia to escape a predictable life.