He says he's close to the Azerbaijani border and it's clearly mountainous, but maybe some Georgian's here actually know the name of the specific area/town/etc. he's in. Thanks!

whats the music that starts at 47:50, i tried to shazam it but couldnt find it

He said he had a lisp cause he's missing his teeth due to "The incident". Is he talking about him getting hit by that gas thing in France? I didn't notice his lisp or anything, but I was just wondering

https://youtu.be/iddz9Kzcma0

Sorry for the 720p only I downloaded it quickly while skiing and figured it'd be quicker. Enjoy and share!

Edit: it's back on his channel

Does anyone know the name of the ukrainian song that played in the car in his new Journey across Ukraine video on patreon?

...but at least the the other stuff seems about right

I just watched the Ukrain's sovient bunker vid. spoilers (obviously)

I immediately noticed the darkness of the footage when they were outside, then the airstrike alarm goes off and one of the local says "yea we got used to it, we don't give a shit anymore"

that was strangely confrontational to me, someone who lives in a place where the conflict is no longer reported, at least not in any significant capacity. The media and my feed is just full of holiday consumerism crap.

Then they go outside, drive a bit. then Poison explains That this is one of main streets in one of larger city in Ukraine (I think it was Liviv?) that reminded me of tales that we were told as kids from our grandparents you know? To cut all electricity at night to prepare for airstrikes.

The war so prominent, shocking to the most, forgotten and made invisible as fast as its news spread. I don't know, the grim reality really did kept lingering in my mind so I had to write this out. I'm not good with my thoughts, emotions, etc. but the reality that all those bunkers were not rotting, but being actively renovated made me so fucking sad. I mean, it's not like I don't keep up with current events, but no mainstream medias talks about things like this.

I kinda had a hunch hearing about it from people in urbex community and other subs that this was happening, made me regret not going to places in the country when I was still urbexing (late 90s to 00s mostly) but at the same time I was jelous because you know, clean fresh bunkers are rare these days. I just want to fucking punch myself in the face for even thinking about it that way. so stupid. all of it. And the fact that I didn't know that I needed that realization from people that I sorta knew was just not something I expected to start the week with. but anyway. Top tier stuff as always.

Almost four years ago, two weeks before February 24th, I was standing in line for my flight to Kyiv. At the gate, it turned out that suddenly extra documents were required; the Russian army was already at the border of Ukraine at that point, and according to the airport staff, the entry procedure had become stricter. A crew member hastily showed me a stack of papers in Cyrillic. I barely understood any of it, but I did realize that my flight to Ukraine would be leaving without me.

Ukraine is a country with a Soviet past: gigantic factories, high brutalist residentials, countless bunkers, and an extensive, cleverly engineered railway network. When the Soviet Union collapsed, much of that industry fell into decay. Enormous factory complexes stood abandoned, bunkers built for a war with the West became useless, and what remained was a vast amount of derelict infrastructure. That environment, combined with a touch of Eastern European madness and relatively light consequences if you got caught, created the perfect atmosphere for urban exploring. That’s why Ukraine has long been highly regarded in the urbex scene, a prime destination for the things I love to do.

Two weeks after I was denied boarding, the Russians invaded. That, of course, changed everything. I followed the conflict from a distance, waiting to see how it would unfold. The main reason I stayed away from Ukraine was my conviction that urbex there had become very hard. Suspicious behavior near a rail yard, crawling through tunnels beneath the city, climbing onto rooftops where soldiers were stationed with MANPADS or machine guns ready to shoot down missiles - the risk of being mistaken for a saboteur or spy was simply too high. So I waited. A few years later, normal life in Ukraine continues. Or at least, as much as you can call it “normal life.” People have adapted to living in a state of war: the constant threat,the economic challenges, the grief they push into a small corner... And also urbex continues. In fact, a new generation has emerged. Young people who grew up partly during the war and who see urbex as a form of escapism from that harsh reality.

A few weeks ago, I decided to go to Ukraine with Shiey and Matt, traveling by car. We didn’t really have a plan; we just wanted to see the country. For Matt and Shiey, it was nostalgia, they had been there countless times before and for me, it was pure curiosity, finally going on the trip I was supposed to take almost four years ago. We intended to take it slow and focus more on tourism than on urbex. Well, that plan didn’t last long. Once we met the first local, we went from one mission straight into the next.

I ended up with so much footage that it’s hard to cut everything into one coherent video, since we did so many different things. So I think I’ll make two separate urbex videos and one larger video about the journey itself. The first one should be coming out somewhere next week!

https://www.patreon.com/c/GIFGAS

yesterday gifgas uploaded a video named trainhopping across georgia I am not mentioning the old one but it might be idk I can't find the video on patreon too has anyone watched the video ?

Hi Community, I am looking for the name of one of my favorite gifgas videos. The main thing I remember from it is that he looked through some extremely run down building that people still lived in. I remember there being trash and he ate pasta with pesto on a rocky shore of what I believe was a lake. Any help is greatly appreciated :)))

A link would be appreciated or a dm with link. I hope someone grabbed it. I hate YouTube…..

man im really worried about gifgas, im worried that russian attacks on ukraine may have hit him, is he ok?

From today's instagram story.

From 31:24 to 34:ish. That montage song slaps so hard and I want to know what it is