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Trying new things with Heather in Madeira

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We hiked the PR1 at sunrise to Pico Ruivo, visited Porto Moniz, and tried so many good foods!
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If you're new to my channel and videos, hi! I'm Evan Edinger, and I make travel vlogs of all the exciting places I visit. I started travel vlogging about 8 years ago because I wanted to see more of the world and be able to watch back some of my adventures. I also make weekly comedy videos every Sunday on my main channel usually revolving around funny differences between British vs American things! Anyway, thanks for stopping by!
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Комментарии : 31

@lazycat66 Год назад

Ah yes, the true portuguese experience: good food, cars inconveniently parked everywhere and Quim Barreiros playing in the background. xD

@jennyp18 Год назад

Lots of lovely shots but my favourite was swinging in slow mo.

@khwezik3894 Год назад

You are so lucky to have Heather , bless her!

@Ray_Vun Год назад

the bells playing at a random hour usually means some sort of event is going on. bells go off at the hour and then tend to also go for a short time at the half hour. if they're going off at a random time, it might be because someone died

@module79l28 Год назад

Be careful with the Poncha, it's a wolf in sheepskin. Its main ingredient is sugar cane spirits and usually it has 25% alcohol. 😄 Quim Barreiros is famous, alright, but Portugal's national treasure? Try looking up the translation of his lyrics. 😂

@melissamurray1712 Год назад

Evan, the Madeira tourism industry should give you a job. You’ve just put this gorgeous place, on my must visit list.

@callummoreton749 Год назад

I'm really enjoying your Madeira vlogs. Your cinematography is amazing! It's really making me re-live the beauty of going to Madeira some 6 years ago now! The last time you went to Madeira on that cruise, I commented on your Instagram and you gave a reply - still thinking about that now haha!

@sacroyalty 8 месяцев назад

Out of context, @10:54 “sadly, another day of no fog”. Lol😊

@nance1111 Год назад

Your travel vlogs are very enjoyable.

@earie5403 Год назад

Seeing baked polenta and the Glovo sign behind you in the snack bar rly made me think if you were actually in slovenia XDXD

@module79l28 Год назад

What are you talking about? There was no polenta anywhere in the video.

@TristanBailey Год назад

You seem way relaxed and comfortable enjoying yourself rather than marching though to get shots.

@chelled.4622 Год назад

So calming and peaceful. I really feel like you are enjoying the moment (or at least I am.) I know youre working on it but I hope that you too can personally feel this enjoyment.

@maursyf16 Год назад

I love Porto Muniz, my friend lives there. The poncha in Porto Muniz is deadly. 🍹😂

@Robb3636 Год назад

These videos are so beautiful!

@Lisa_McGuire Год назад

Your hiking footage transported me. What a rare experience you and Heather shared with us! Seeing the beauty of our planet in near real time gives me a lift and feeling of hopefulness💙💙💙💙💙

@sarahmariamelizabeth Год назад

Watching these vlogs has me so excited to hopefully travel with my SO soon :)

@Charrbonic Год назад

Man, I wish you linked the songs you use! They really fit a type of sound that's hard to find (edit: also wanted to say that your long hair suits you very well, very much worth the effort)

@MattNav Год назад

Loved this vlog Evan! Btw can you please tell me what the names of the songs you used were?

@vr0k3n Год назад

Here in Tenerife we have natural pools like that and they're free 🤣

@djhaka Год назад

I am eagerly waiting for the last part of the trip. It's a shame that when I visited the island in the early 90s on a group trip, I didn't have time to get to know the destinations more closely. On my own, however, I visited the Pico dos Barcelos lookout point and got to know the Radio Madeira studios, which were based there at the time, more closely.