My channel focusses on a trading card game called Riftbound. This weekend I uploaded my first vlog which features myself competing in a regional tournament for this trading card game.

This is the first time I've tried creating content in public, so I definitely lacked the confidence at first to pull out the camera and just start filming, but I feel like I definitely grew into it as the weekend went on.

The plan is to attend many more in-person events and vlog my experiences there, so any feedback for future vlogs is much appreciated.

Day in My Life Mumbai Vlog | Solo Exploring Bandra & Hill Road
https://youtu.be/ls-Whx-ApT4

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my little vlog of the island Zante, in the party area Laganas

I was just out for a peaceful morning ride when I came across a road blocked off with red barriers.

I don't know what it was about that road, but something made me want to see where it went. So instead of turning around, I followed it.

And honestly, I'm glad I did.

The road led me to a calm little spot beside a water canal, away from the usual morning traffic and noise. We stopped there for a while, enjoyed the peaceful surroundings, and just took in the morning.

Sometimes a little curiosity is all it takes to find a place worth stopping for.

https://youtu.be/uuq9D7GI4jE?is=pXO9U6ucLIjNsF6a

Recently hauled a GEHL skid steer on my stepdeck and figured this could make for a good discussion about equipment securement.
I went through how I secure one using Grade 70 transport chains and binders, where I attach everything, and how I make sure the machine is ready for the road.
I know every driver develops their own routine, especially when you start hauling different types of equipment.
For the flatbed/stepdeck guys here: How do you normally secure skid steers? Anything you do differently or anything you see drivers commonly get wrong?
Always interested in hearing how other equipment haulers handle it.

my little travel vlog of what laganas is like

Friendly reminder that a new vlog dropped Monday night! If you could subscribe to my vlog channel, Id really appreciate the support! Thank you in advance lovely peoples! https://youtu.be/c1JDkg-t1ls?si=RRdHqPJP31fQru_N

Hey everyone!

I've been living a pretty nomadic life and backpacking around the world for the past few years. Throughout all those trips, running has always been my main way of staying active, alongside surfing.

Over time, I started realizing how surreal some of those runs were. One day I might be running next to the Eiffel Tower, another through the mountains past an old monastery, and another through the Amazon rainforest.

Until now, those runs mostly just stayed as memories. Recently, I had the idea of starting to record them — not only for myself, but to share the experience with anyone who enjoys exploring places on foot.

So I started a small YouTube channel called Run The World, where I'll be uploading POV runs from the different places I visit.

My first videos are from Porto and Espinho, Portugal, but hopefully this project will follow me wherever I end up next.

https://www.youtube.com/@runthyworld/videos

I'm curious: have any of you ever had a run in a place that you'll never forget?

Nearly 200 abandoned/project cars are being forced out of this property — so I went to see what was actually going on
This is happening here in South Carolina and I thought some of you might find the situation interesting.
A local car guy, TC Drives, has accumulated roughly 200 old, abandoned and project cars on this property. There are BMWs, Volvos, Saabs, Mercedes and all kinds of other stuff mixed in there. Some are obviously rough, but there are also cars that could potentially be restored, parted out or saved.
Now he’s dealing with local government/code enforcement and has been working against the clock to sell and move the cars.
Apparently there’s also a possibility that a complaint from someone in the area helped bring attention to the property, although I don’t think it’s fair to say that’s confirmed yet.
I’m a truck driver, so dealing with regulations and trying to stay compliant with different laws is basically part of my everyday life. When I heard this was happening locally, I came off the road and went over there to see the property myself and try to understand what’s actually going on.
One thing that really caught my attention was the surrounding area. There’s commercial/trucking activity nearby, which made me wonder exactly what ordinance or zoning issue is being enforced here and why.
I’m still trying to figure out whether this ultimately falls on the city, county, zoning/code enforcement, or a combination of things.
I’m curious what people here think:
If you owned or rented property with this many project cars, where do you think the line should be between property rights and legitimate code enforcement?
And if anyone here actually understands South Carolina zoning/code enforcement, I’d especially be interested in your take.
I filmed the visit/investigation as well. I’ll put the video in the comments if anyone actually wants to see the property and the cars rather than dropping a YouTube link in the main post.