100 Days On The Road In Mexico OVERLAND TRAVEL VLOG Ep. 21

[@mrsmahern]

So much great content and editing! Blue Beauty could have her own channel. "This week on BBT, how I dodge trees and get up and out of sandy bottoms." Cutest turtle release ever.

[@ADONAIsays-so]

Man, I hope our 10month old psycho lab becomes as Mello as Jager! Glad you were able to help release those turtles!

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Haha. I think Jager was 13 years old at this point. on the plus side, there aren't many leash laws, so puppy can burn some energy 😁

[@MJorgy5]

The snorkeling footage was super cool as were the baby turtles. Nicely done, lady and gents!

[@dougmc666]

I love the beach camp next to the restaurant, awesome spot!

[@prime8nate]

A missed opportunity to surf naked here, amigos. Very liberating.

[@swatteamcda]

Great video! Safe travels and keep up the fun!

[@wanderingmexicotogether]

Love your videos

[@amywilson8560]

Loved the video y'all are doing a great job!

[@checkeredflagfilms]

I know you probably didn't think of it at the time but newbie camper/overlander type people like myself, it would have been cool to briefly examine people's DIY van conversions/cost of such and so forth. Btw...Saint Augustine really look awesome. Thanks for the uploads.

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Yeah. We didn't stick with the project, but we made a couple of videos about other peoples experience traveling on the Pan American, why they did it, how they did it, and a bit about their vehicles. kzbin.info/aero/PLkHL6o9Ip6S8gRQyh26jpmiq9WkjXsDsv

[@joespecial1]

Looks like a lot of fun! Love the videos! Thank you!

[@PursuingSeven]

So awesome to watch your episode that includes Zipolite! I have been going there for several years in the spring, and it's such a special place. So great to see video of familiar places. I practice yoga there with an amazing lady at Loma Linda. And wow so neat you were there during turtle hatching season!!! I've always wanted to be there for that. Thanks for sharing!

[@ravenfeather7087]

4-Lo You go! Go Yota! Matt's right about rafting. I live in rafting country and every few years someone dies. And then their relatives go after the rafting company. After the drownee has signed a document saying they understand that rafting is dangerous and potentially lethal. People just don't get how dangerous flowing water can be. Including my son who was a guide. But then again he's nuts. He hikes in grizzly country and stands with his toes hanging over the edges of high cliffs. Careful Matt! Don't let The Pretty lure you into danger!

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Thanks for backing me up Raven. I still am nervouse about the idea of going again, but I did enjoy the rafting and it was cool to experience an activity that was new and intimidating to me, but that my wife used to do regularly before we were together.

[@ravenfeather7087]

Not a problem, Matt. Always willing and anxious to stick my nose into other people's relationships! And I have to admit I've pulled, with great difficulty, an aluminum canoe off the bottom of a local stream after hitting a boulder head-on. Probably a Grade III at the time. And at an earlier age on a dare took an 11 ft aluminum flat-bottomed fishing boat down a stretch of a larger local river that is a known killer. About four or five years ago on an even larger nearby river that my son guided on (rafts) the river took a rafter under and held him there. Pinned him up against the bottom of a boulder called The Volkswagen because of it's shape. Luckily my son wasn't working that group. Wow. This started out light-hearted but now I'm pretty somber. Sorry! You two enjoy but be careful. I enjoy your videos.

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Raven Feather Amie here 😉 Those first two accident sounds like you had the wrong vessel for the situation. That last one sounds extremely unfortunate, but we can die doing anything from walking across the street, driving our car, telling the wrong person to have a good day. For us we're probably more likely to die driving in the middle of the day on the highway down here then any of the relatively controlled risks we take while white water rafting. I cringed at least once every day we drive.

[@gabrieluribe1852]

So here I am during the covid-19 pandemic Enjoying your videos but I'm lost can't find anything over episodes 22

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Heres a link to our "Videos" page. kzbin.infovideos

[@islanddreaming8591]

Hey guys , hope alls well with you guys and the earthquake

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Thanks for thinking of us. We didn't feel any effects from the quake. I know the current video release shows us in the area, but I am pretty far behind in my editing vs real life. We are in Honduras. If you want to be more up to date you can check out @the_traveling_together_journal on Instagram. Amie keeps us pretty current on there.

[@Senaleb]

Ahh she was in Bend, ...Redmond in the HOUSE!!! :P

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Nice, I (Amie) did live in Bend for almost 3 years before I left to spend 7 months working at surf camps as a cook. That's where I met Matt :) Did we meet or have acquaintances?

[@Senaleb]

I don't think we've met. I've lived in Crooked River Ranch, then Terrebonne, then Redmond. Enjoyed your series traveling thru Mexico. I've lived all over though, North Dakota , and grew up in the Bay Area in CA.

[@billsmith-rq7ki]

No luck spearfishing as you are surrounded by YT Surgeon fish, LOL.

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Ha, yeah Bill. I didn't want to spear where people were snorkeling... some how the fish knew that.

[@PassportPerks]

About how much did you spend in gas on your entire trip

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

I can't remember but this was a couple years ago so the fuel prices would have gone up since then.

[@PassportPerks]

@@TheTravelingTogetherJournal should I expect to spend over 1,000 usd to go from Mexico to Panama and back

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

@@PassportPerks You could, but probably not if you are just trying to get from Mexico to Panama and back. it depends on your route and the fuel efficiency of your vehicle. I suggest using Google maps to get an idea of how many miles/kilometers you are likely to drive. Then you can work out an estimated cost based on the average price of fuel in each country and your vehicle's fuel efficiency.

[@PassportPerks]

@@TheTravelingTogetherJournal im going to do a camper van so om thinking is should be along how your truck fuel ⛽️ was or a little better maybe 18-20 mpg.. how much was your mpg

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

@@PassportPerks the truck was getting 19, but with the camper and fully loaded with gear, it got around 15

[@frawldog]

Corona keeping u off road?

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

We ran out of money and had to stop traveling before Corona started. I know it has put a lot of other travelers in tough spots though.

[@269adventures]

When you get home just rhino line the whole body, no more scratches if you keep overlanding. Oh yeah got to hit dhat beach, I don't like wearing swim suits lol. You got directions to it? Lol Just not going to that turtle releasing beach while nude, don't want no turtle getting my worm hahaha 🐛😳

[@erichughes9098]

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