Hooray Readers! Bringing yet another fun and crazy video to the community - Mr.P on Video!

Hello, hello! Coming up with yet another fun bicycle video, guys. It's all a result of that fateful Saturday, when the winds were insanelly strong, to a point where I gave up on going to our beloved local forest.

You can check the whole story below:

[Blog #37] Abort Mission | 11 km | Fails

I hope you enjoy this video as much as I did recording it, I'll leave on the botton the link about the Baronesa Park, if you are interested in knowing more about the place.

BikeVlogging| Showing My City | GoPro Test & Fun

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Obs.: Sorry for the small 'stains' on the video image, the lens has a small scratch right in the middle and I don't have the resourses to fix it now.

Summary

Just to summarize the content and the reasons for this video. I decided to vLog on a local park called Baronesa, where I planned to show you some bicycle tips. However, the worst nightmare for a content producer happened - I had forgotten my main SD card.

That's how this video was born, out of improvisation I tried to test the GoPro on a full cycling day to show you around and talk for a bit. To be honest I think it turned out pretty funny and entertaining; still some tweaks to do here and there to fix the camera shake, but so far I'm happy with how we are evolving on the video production. The secret is to never stop, and always ask for tips from the more experienced.

As mentioned in the video I'll leave below a link to one of my first Blog posts in Baronesa, so you can read a little bit about the history behind that place.

[Blog #7] Share Your Childhood Story | Update, Bike in the Park & Story

Apart from the small mishapp I do think it ended up being very positive to our learning curve, I had the chance too test the microphone under heavy winds, I also discovered some problems with the GoPro shaking way to much. From now on it'll be all about improvement, just to bring even more epic content for you.

Did you like this format of video? Would you like to see more about historical places in my city? Drop a comment down below, I love talking to you!

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~Love ya all,

Disclaimer: The author of this post is a convict broke backpacker, who has travelled more than 10.000 km hitchhiking. Following him may cause severe problems of wanderlust and inquietud. You've been warned.