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Those self opening hard wood doors surprised me so much on my first time! i was like "oh why thank you friendly ghost... oh wait, its automated" first time was late at night on that deck.
Hey, No worries. This Channel Trailer is so old now. It would be best if you watched some of our latest Travel vlogs to see what Brynmag Productions is all about these days. I've subscribed to your channel and will check out your content. Cheers Bryn
Food is included in the Bistro and Dining room. There are several speciality restaurants and cafes that you can pay to eat in. We have never paid extra to eat on a cruise.
i try this update in my hero 2 in april 2024 and still working very well, thank you so much for that. tentei esta atualização no minha Hero 2 em abril de 2024 e ainda funciona muito bem, muito obrigado por isso
Today must have been a Sunday or a public holiday, which is why you saw all those women using “cardboard boxes”. These women provide a service to local Hong Kongers, they are “Domestic Helpers”, mostly Indonesian and Filipino they live with local families and get one day off a week. For a months salary HK$5000 the women will everything for the family, cook, clean, dog walk, wash your car, take children to school, look after babies while parents go to work - full time. It’s one reason HK is very affluent, allowing both parents to work full time and pay a small amount for a Domestic Helper. They literally work 12 hours a day, if not more, taking care of the old relatives too!
Thank you the explanation. That makes more sense now. They were getting together on their day off. It seems very foreign to us (the cardboard box thing) but perfectly normal in Hong Kong. Is it like that every weekend and Public Holiday?
Star Ferry, as you approach the ferry terminal there’s a lady selling “Tea Eggs”, hard boiled eggs cooked in tea. They’re piping hot and delicious, great to eat when the weather is cooler or rainy 😋👍
What time of the year did you go? Was it the rainy season? What were the temps like - the locals seem to be wearing jackets etc. I'm guessing it wasn't hot?
We don't gamble that much. But we know you can get FREE cruises if you spend money in the Casino. We thought about it, the only put $50 through the Casino. Probably won't be getting anything free on that.
I didn't mind the Chicken feet. The bones are a lot of work for what you get but quite tasty. Love Fish Balls every chance we get. I have never seen a Shopping Centre so big in my life.
Those escalators go “down” in the early morning and then go “up” after in the afternoon. I’ve had walk up many times - in the morning😂 good excercise 👍
Hi, must have been awhile since you created these vlogs, I see VS but yet it’s been closed for nearly a year. Causeway Bay is fabulous for shopping and food. See you were in Jordan/TST, great places to explore 👍 food looks delicious!
Yes, it's been quite a while. Long story short, we were sidetracked and didn't get to edit them until recently. Next time we want to explore more places.
Yes, we ate Dim Sum as often as we could. So good. We didn't try the Fish Skin. next time maybe. We had a Hong Kong Bastard beer on Lamma Island. The local craft beers are really good.
Hi there, Not sure you’re still here in HK, but if you are please try local breakfast,”beef satay with instant noodles includes toast and eggs” or try a cup of local milk tea with a pineapple bun with butter - great for an afternoon snack ! Love HK, it’s my home ☺️ Love your Vlogs 💪💪💪
No we are well home but we have family there and plan to visit many times. Food is such a big thing when visiting other countries. we will definitely have to try those things.
That residential building must be as well a complete nightmare when it comes to pandemic lol Beautiful place, i will definitely add it in my next travel list 🔥🚀
Nice video Bryn ❤ Sounds like you felt in love with Asia. Never been to Hong Kong and let alone China. However, i did visit Taiwan last december. Have a great weekend ahead and keep on traveling 🔥🚀 P.S.: The bubbles in your tea are from a plant called "Tapioca", i discovered it when i was still living in France in the Parisian equivalent of Chinatown :)
Yes we totally love Asia. We have been to Hong Kong, Nepal, Vietnam and almost made it to Cambodia (except the pandemic sopped us). We plan to visit China, Japan, Taiwan and Singapore (in a few months time). Love the food experiences. I have had Tapioca pudding before but we hadn't had Bubble Milk tea before at that point. We have since had it at our local "Chinatown" in Sydney. Thanks for watching and commenting.
What a great video!! Thanks mate. No crapping on, no selfie-style videography (walking around with the camera aimed at the person) - just a great video. Awesome timelapse ending too.
Thanks. I really appreciate someone getting what we are trying to do. Travel Vlogs without all the pretentious bullshit. We are not genetically gifted or super cool but we do love travelling. Our videos are not scripted or planned and we are not trying to demonstrate superior knowledge about the places we visit. We often have no idea how the day will turn out but try to go with the flow as you never know what you will discover. Hoping our videos appeal to the mid to older audience who are also turned off by the usual "Influencers". And yeah, Timelapse is my favourite thing. I try to include timelapse in our travel videos as much as possible, although it drives my wife insane at the time. Haha.
It doesn't use hotspots, it creates an adhoc wi-Fi connection between your phone and the camera. If you wanted to stream to the internet, that is independent of this. You can possibly do both. The later model GoPro cameras use Bluetooth to make this same connection.
Quick question , what documents where you asked to present and how thorough were they with the travel insurance? We have allianz insurance which the agent said covers covid 19, cruises, and all our ports .
We were paranoid about having the requested insurance. We were told we had to have Covid Cover and that without it some of the ports may not let us get off (and we had to have the paperwork to show them). We also had to do a COVID test the night before we boarded (which we passed). When we boarded I can't remember if they even asked for proof of our insurance. They might have but I've forgotten now. They asked if we'd done the COVID test, to which we said YES, but they didn't need us to show the photos of the test. After that, nobody asked about the test or insurance again. We felt better having it because if we had tested positive we would not have been able to board and could have claimed for cancellation. We got cover through Cover-More because they were the recommended ones and the only company that seemed to provide COVID coverage at the time. It was expensive though. That has probably all changed now. I don't think you need to test anymore. I'm also not sure if you still need to have travel insurance to get on board, although I highly recommend it. Personally, I always get travel insurance for any trips outside of Australia. Things can and do go wrong. Lost bags, missed flights, medical emergencies, and accidents. I always believe it's better to be safe than sorry.
Looks like some lovely places there my friend, really had fun "traveling with you" - so many scenic views there. (it looks like you use GoPro, is it?? Thanks for a nice video my friend. Best regards, Thomas
Hi Thomas Thank you. Yes, I still use GoPro cameras for most of my videos. This was the GoPro HERO9 (even though I have a HERO11). They are not perfect by any means but they are easy to use while travelling. Thanks for watching. Bryn
