Life is an adventure 2015

[@omar8599]

Awesome video !!

[@TyGunnlaugsson]

Thank you so much!

[@theurbanloner8879]

Great stuff. I wonder how one can fund such a blessed life.

[@TyGunnlaugsson]

Hey thanks for the comment! Honestly, I have been very blessed with amazing opportunities. Living in Colorado also helps. Honestly, learning to paraglide has been the best thing I have ever done. Once you can scrounge up the gear you have an amazing tool to explore the world with! As far as travel, I search out super cheap plane tickets and then try to live outside of touristy areas and be as cheap as possible. I'm happy to give pointers if you message me!

[@theurbanloner8879]

flyboy7201 Thank you so much for the response. You're very influential for those who think living life to the fullest is beyond their reach. Amazing video, humble person, just makes me smile. You're on 2 wheels, planes glyders on elaphants lol . Such deliberate hobbies. You must Be a very precise individual. I love to ride that's a great passion of mine . Open space free and abstract. Been wanting to expand and challenge myself more lately while I'm still young and sharp . Sorry about the novel just surprised a person of your caliber responded.

[@kareemel-tayeb7327]

Yeah Ty

[@AmanKhoo]

you've unlocked your lifetime achievement. may I'll someday.

[@TyGunnlaugsson]

Thanks! Subscribe to see more videos!

[@christianadedi8744]

Awesome Video!!! Where did you film the motorcycle part?

[@TyGunnlaugsson]

In Rollins Pass and Boulder Canyon in Boulder! Thanks for the comment!

[@TyGunnlaugsson]

Colorado! :)

[@TraveAir]

Looks amazing! I need to get into this...

[@kimberlyandjeff]

Cool

[@TyGunnlaugsson]

Thanks!

[@johanng250]

u from iceland?

[@kimjongryan9043]

Awesome video / life my friend! I just stumbled onto your channel from your van tour vid - one of the most well thought out builds I've seen so far. I've got about 50hrs on a paramotor so far but haven't worked up the courage to fly thermals on a regular pg yet. PPG is great for learning the mechanics / techniques of flying a glider, but it seems like there's just an overwhelming amount of info you need to know about the weather & micrometeorology in order to free-fly a PG safely. Maybe one of these days.. Have you ever thought about doing some motorcycle bike-packing by the way? Seems like it'd be right up your alley. I just got a crf250l and have had some amazing experiences riding out on the trails & setting up camp, lakeside, in the middle of nowhere. Can't wait to get back out to CO & take it up some mountain passes!