Hej! Jag heter Grodbjörn! I am Sven, from Frogbear02. I make videos about all sorts of stuff like music, survival tips, language, and just whatever I happen to be working on. Hope yall enjoy.
Iguanas aren’t the only lizard in those canals man. There’s the bigger, toothier one called the alligator. Might be a good idea to hunt from a kayak or little boat.
Now some woomera have a knob of resin or gum at the end with a chip of flint to perform cutting and scraping chores like an adze., and the woomera can be used to carry water (very little and not far) You could also use it to start your fire on it, mix paint on it and use it as a club in battle and as a shield. Yours is really beautiful. Truly a multi purpose tool !
im at an age where im young enough to get myself into trouble, but old enough to get myself out of it, so its the perfect time to, if its going to be done!
Glad to see more of the trip west. Much prefer the smaller roads to the interstate, gives more perspective on just how big a distance traveled. You are lucky to have the skill to make those repairs. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
its even more when youre sitting on a bike that goes about 55 on average the whole way XD hopefully ill be getting the next update out in the next few days too =)
XD its certainly a bit scary the first time, but you grow to trust it after a while =) just make sure to change your bearings if your bike is over like 7000k miles beforehand and youll prolly be fine!
Me speaking more, and it being a bit more "vloggy" is coming up more so once I reach Colorado. These first two videos were mainly just me booking it to nebraska before dark, so i didnt really have much to report on.
@@frogbear02 i understand, but only two type of people watch motovlogs, people who like your personality and the other like the rides, but imo, the number of people who like thr rides are quite low
@@frogbear02 so you gotta say anything man, tell us what happened the other day, where you have reached, why you are going, what you expected, anything
@@garvit6703 ye, you are correct! thankfully for me, im not all that worried if people wanna watch; im not making videos to become rich, i just think its fun and to prove to people that the hawk is a capable bike (and document the trip, of course =) ) I filmed the whole trip, and i do have more talking and interaction later on once more interesting places and events started popping up (though i havent edited the 18+ hours of footage for those parts yet ^^;) but it can be kinda hard since my mic was limited to the gopro on the front of my helmet, making talking at speeds over 40 virtually worthless (an issue i should have foresaw, but didnt x.x) that means most of my talking is either at slow speeds (not common in transit) or when i reach an interesting place and get off the bike.
Fascinating to see so many smaller towns and villages. An honest slice of America. Little communities where the people appear to take civic pride. Good timing on that one gas stop. Did you make those cycling boots ? I noticed them as you got back on your bike. Look super flexible and comfortable but also protective for riding that gravely road. Enjoying so far !
exactly! most of them were at least fairly pretty; not many were run down or ugly or anything! Best part is too, that the scenery only gets better from here! i did not make these boots, they are the oseberg boots by grimfrost. !As much as i love going barefoot, having some form of foot protection is good on motorcycles, and also i need them to go into stores and stuff, so naturally wearing them makes sense for transport when the space is so limited XD. they are super flexible though! fairly thick oil tanned leather thats very pliable, so its not so much like wearing shoes as it is throwing an extra layer of skin over yourown =).
yeah, when i was younger i used to use my closet door to throw knives into ^^: never out of like anger or anything, but either way i dont do that kinda thing anymore but lil me was quite destructive at times.
The major flaw in the KaBar is the tiny pin that goes thru the pommel and tang joining them to gather. It is a weak point. if you use the pommel as hammer the pin or the tang on either side of the pin will break, pommel falls off followed by the handle. This happened to two that I had and one a friend had. The cold steels fully rubberized handle tells you right away I'm just a knife handle!
yeah for sure! The kabar is great because you CAN use it like a hammer.. but given its not supposed to be used as one, technically speaking, it just opens the door to people breaking it. Question is, do you prefer the option to use it like a hammer and risk breaking it, or lacking the option to use it like a hammer entirely and not risk breaking it?
You know alot about movie guns. What was the revolver John Wayne used in his movies. It seems the same one in Rio Lobo, El Dorado, And Shootist? Are they same weapons, my friend said Robert Conrad use the same in Wild Wild West.
Hey there! John Wayne generally used an 1873 Colt Single action army, and I believe it was his go to gun in all three of those movies, and indeed Robert Conrad also used an 1873 Colt SAA (as well as an 1866 derringer) in Wild Wild West. John Wayne is well known for being particularly fond of using aged elephant ivory grips, which have a dark yellow colour to them =) hope i helped!
Used to do this spin when I was 14, and skinny as a grass blade. Helped build quite a bit of forearm strength, and tons of muscle cramps 😂 until I got used to it. Only had one at the time. Haven't tried it 33 years later with the 2 I've got now. My Son just turned 14 though, so hopefully that'll be a project we can work on together!
@@frogbear02Nice to see you have a sense of humour dude. I was just pulling your leg. Glad you dispelled that myth about them being unspinnable. Everytime l read it l felt like commenting in lockedcaps Eastwood was a big guy and he was good with pistols it wouldn't have been a problem for him, only prolonged scene takes would make it tougher, and now I've read they used rubber guns to make it less of a chore whilst taking the shots.
i have not but its certainly going to have to be something i look into! it always amazes me what humans are capable of (for better or worse sometimes) thanks for the recommendation! @@biggusdickus5986
@@biggusdickus5986 humour certainly feels better than taking it to heart! though i do make an effort to not use it so much in my newer videos (some slip in here and there though XD) but exactly! eastwood is a great gun handler especially in his youth. i was about 22 making this video and still what most would call a novice in the spinning world and i was having luck spinning the walker straight off the bat; now imagine someone actually training for it! i guess this all goes to show why "armchair experts" really ought not to be listened to ^^;
Super fun video. Very entertaining and rather educational too. Know how to swim just fine but never saw rope climbing like that. Not looking forward to watching you fight with an alligator. Keep your wits about you.
Gorgeous scenery and epic trails must have been a barefooter buffet of amazing textures. Would enjoy seeing more hiking adventures in those great locations.
Super metabolism and circulation. Good to see other snowfooters enjoying the activity. Was expecting thicker soles but strong and tough for certain. Hope it brings you joy. Always an empowering feel for me.
yup! ive always said that if you live your life in a suit of armour, even the wind will hurt when you take it off. handling different conditions all comes down to letting your body grow with the conditions and adapt accordingly! as for thicker soles, ive found that usually in winter my soles get less hard like they are in summer, so good eye! i presume the reason is is that since all i walk on in winter is snow, which is soft unlike the stones and sticks of summer, the thick and hard pad of summer just isnt needed in winter.it could also be from being in contact with so much water for so long (as some snow does melt on my foot) it seeps in and softens the skin a bit? either way, its super cool to learn im not the only one that walks in snow barefoot!
@@frogbear02 Great to see the long and detailed reply. I also think the the blistering pavement in summer contributes to thickness. You are right about the moisture too. Looking forward to more videos showing your many skills. The clay mining on the cliffs was good. Those glaciers sure left some interesting & wonderful spots in nature
I've done the road agent spin with two dragoons but granted I'm over 6' 2" I'm a big guy and I've done this many times in the past as part of my training.
Good video. Now, if the RU-vid god will stop blocking what I write, I'll try again: In The Outlaw Josie Wales, the "spinning" trick was done using two rubber "Walkers." The actor (CE) said so, years ago, in an interview which you can find online.
I love my Colt walker But the first thing I thought of when I first got it was the comment made in the movie Unforgiven Old two gun Corker “Never carried two guns but his dick was as big as the barrel of the Colt Walker he carried “ 😂😂
