This is episode 2 of my 2023 adventure on board Blizzard, my Royal Enfield Himalayan, in which we ride from France, over The Port de Puymorens, through The Pyrenees and into The Principality of Andorra.
You’re to harsh on yourself! Great video. Did you get your passport stamped? ( you normally have to ask them if you want a stamp) how was the border crossing? Any hassle? And the weather looks fantastic. Oly
Morning Martin. Technology. Problems we accept it goes with the job mate..Great editing still. thank you for putting it out I enjoyed it mate .as always stay safe. Old dave.
Really looking fwd to rest of these Martin..not been abroad since 2005 but just bough and fitted some luggage to my bike and trying to drum up courage to do a trip alone. Sat here in uk with rain pelting down dreaming of the blue skies. Don’t be hard on yourself. It matters not it was great for me as are all your productions. Good on you for doing them
Martin, you are way to hard on yourself bud. Didn’t spoil my enjoyment of an excellent video. Beautiful roads, stunning scenery; man, it doesn’t get any better. Thank you for sharing with us. Really looking forward to your next production; as always your a must watch. Mind how you go bud. Cheers Neil
Martin as others have said it was excellent and though you're a little disappointed yourself it most certainly didn't spoil those wonderful mountains. đź‘Ť. Many thanks for sharing Andorra with us – I didn't even know it was a country all on its own đź¤. I know now though đź‘Ť
Don't worry Martin, these things happen ! It was still an interesting and enjoyable video.
I'm always amazed at how some of the larger channels manage to film their big journeys without missing out huge chunks due to technical issues. You really do have enough to think about when out in a new place, trying to stick to your planned route, that it is very difficult to remember to ensure that video and audio are always recording correctly. I've no idea how they manage it. It's like extreme multitasking to me ! It's also more important to enjoy the experience than to get 100% perfect footage of everything. I think I would be so obsessed with getting the footage right that I wouldn't be able to enjoy a journey like this. Probably best that I don't do any motorcycle journeys then !
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Hallo Martin,interesting video,Thank you and ride safe.🍀🍀🍀
You’re to harsh on yourself! Great video. Did you get your passport stamped? ( you normally have to ask them if you want a stamp) how was the border crossing? Any hassle? And the weather looks fantastic. Oly
Morning Martin. Technology. Problems we accept it goes with the job mate..Great editing still. thank you for putting it out
I enjoyed it mate .as always stay safe. Old dave.
The export settings on this video seem off. Black bars top and bottom – video is in a small letterbox
Really looking fwd to rest of these Martin..not been abroad since 2005 but just bough and fitted some luggage to my bike and trying to drum up courage to do a trip alone. Sat here in uk with rain pelting down dreaming of the blue skies. Don’t be hard on yourself. It matters not it was great for me as are all your productions. Good on you for doing them
Martin I enjoyed it and thought it was worthwhile. Thanks . Thumbs up done.
looks a great place to ride I have never been there, may be one day Himalayan done a good job of it
Technology problems didn’t spotlight my enjoyment of the video, really looking forward to the rest. 🏍️🏔️
Pity about the battery Martin but nevet mind, looking forward to the rest. Like you I don't remember much about Andorra just the cheap petrol.
Martin, you are way to hard on yourself bud. Didn’t spoil my enjoyment of an excellent video. Beautiful roads, stunning scenery; man, it doesn’t get any better.
Thank you for sharing with us.
Really looking forward to your next production; as always your a must watch.
Mind how you go bud.
Cheers
Neil
Martin as others have said it was excellent and though you're a little disappointed yourself it most certainly didn't spoil those wonderful mountains. đź‘Ť. Many thanks for sharing Andorra with us – I didn't even know it was a country all on its own đź¤. I know now though đź‘Ť
Hi Martin, i saw your Picos de Europa videos and the bike had a windscreen.
In this video you dont have it.
Another bike?
All the best from Portugal
Another great video of a fantastic adventure – well done. Looking forward to the rest of them.
Good idea with traffic lights
Super little film – looking forward to the rest! Every day is a school day!
Don't worry Martin, these things happen ! It was still an interesting and enjoyable video.
I'm always amazed at how some of the larger channels manage to film their big journeys without missing out huge chunks due to technical issues. You really do have enough to think about when out in a new place, trying to stick to your planned route, that it is very difficult to remember to ensure that video and audio are always recording correctly. I've no idea how they manage it. It's like extreme multitasking to me !
It's also more important to enjoy the experience than to get 100% perfect footage of everything.
I think I would be so obsessed with getting the footage right that I wouldn't be able to enjoy a journey like this.Â
Probably best that I don't do any motorcycle journeys then !
Looking forward to the other parts now Martin.
All the best from Spain,
Garry
Interesting Martin as usual cheers 👍🇬🇧
Batteries are the bane of our lives and we have all suffered that fate of a flat battery. Nice ride none the less.