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@TheLungNuad

Жыл бұрын

1.30 This place was the Airbase of US.during Vietnam war.Thailand had lost so many soldiers there.It's around (exproximately 1k) men all around over this place.near US.Air Force Base During secret war. That's all I know.😥😥😥😰😱😱😱That's why you can see so many old aircraft still there.

@jeffreymerriam7025

Жыл бұрын

@@TheLungNuad I was an aircrew member on OV-1 D Mohawks in the 1980's. From what I understand, OV-1's flew out of secret airbases in Laos, but I don't know for sure. I wasn't in the military back then.

@spikkledham9006

Жыл бұрын

35 minutes though. Give us a super cut. I was 16 minutes in when I stopped. If I wanted longform I would watch terrestrial tv ( or a Karl Watson Doc - and haven’t ).

@Go4Broke247

Жыл бұрын

@@TheLungNuad That's not a lot, Thai operative were trainers and training Troops in Laos. Hmong people lost approximately 30k Hmong Troops during the secret war in Laos, rescuing down US Pilots down in the border of Laos and Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh Trail included.

@mtsutphin3468

Жыл бұрын

There must be a logical explanation for the jars. Extraterrestrials for instance

Hi Paddy, TBH this vlog of yours is one of my favorite, not because you've had a bad day and lost your wallet of course, but because your perseverance is very admirable! I was feeling down for the past couple of days and then when I saw how bad your day was but you were still pressing on with your filming, this kind of makes me want to forget my own bad days and just keep going. So, thank you Paddy for one of your best vlogs yet!!

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

ah thanks mate! happy to hear that

Paddy - there are guesthouses and small eateries, gas stations etc in Long Tieng, so its no problem spending a night or two there

Just popping in here to say that I’m loving the Laos travel content. I was there three years ago, just before the world shut down and I LOVED Laos. I planned to go straight back for longer (I only got to ride the boat up to LP and spent a few days there and in Vientiane). This series is reminding me that I need to get back there.. and travel further. I’m sorry you had a s*** time I’m this episode, but.. the plain of jars looks so interesting! Good times Paddy!

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Claire 😘

Paddy the best part of your videos are YOU! I love that you are authentic and share the highs and lows, that is reality and makes you so relatable. You are also quite funny and that is another reason to watch your channel. Cheers!!

"Lost in Laos" has taken on an extra meaning! I've also been through a lost wallet scenario. Not fun! Still, another fine episode! Thank you. dcb

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

haha yeah very true!

How bizarre...it's probably an ancient form of cemetery. A bit like Ban Chiang, nr Udon Thani in Thailand where they found a civilization that buried their dead in large decorated pots. It looks an interesting place, especially with interlocked with modern history and the overspill of the Vietnam war in the 1970s. Amazing Paddy and thanks for sharing...shame you couldn't get to Long Tien 👍

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

I TRIED! (we can try again in the future)

You're an amazing guy Paddy. All kudos to you for your hard work, patience and dedication in producing your brilliant videos.

Another fabulous video, Paddy! 😊 I really to watch u travelling in SE Asia. Laos is a such a beautiful country.

You took that better than I would have. I had my phone fall out of my jacket pocket in an Uber in Adelaide several years ago on the first day of a trip after about 36 hours of travel. I was freaking out but luckily the hotel staff were able to help me get it back.

The CT125 just isn't up to the task of tackling unsealed "goat track" type roads. You really need to get a CRF250 as a minimum. As the Honda CRF250 is made in Thailand, there is a lot of service and spare parts support, and a large array of aftermarket accessories. I installed SRC racks and guards on my CRF and have heaps of room in the panniers and tail bag. SRC is a Thai based manufacturer specialising in aftermarket accessories for many bikes but predominately for Honda CRFs. Check them out.

@gregorykleiman2137

Ай бұрын

Actually the CT125 is up to the task but Paddy doesn't have the mechanical skills or ability to tie things on properly. I have crf250s and have been on some of the worst roads in the world and still chinese honda wave copies can get there. So it isnt the bike it is Paddy, but he is a very sweet guy and luckily he has a great attitude and good camera skills.

The KZreadr, Now in Lao, has four great videos, done about a year ago, on Long Tieng entitled : - Road to Long Tieng Laos, - Long Tieng Locals Reaction to a Foreigner in Their Village, - Stories From Long Tieng Laos, and - Long Tieng CIA's Secret War in Laos Headquarters. Also the Patpong Museum in Bangkok has a lot of information on the CIA's secret war in Lao and Tony Poe.

Phonsavan is awesome. Was invited to a government family wedding there a few years ago. Lao people are so incredibly friendly. I remember them driving me to a hot spring to the East very close to Vietnam. The road seemed to have collapsed from heavy rain into the mountainside and we had to get out of the car while they turned around in a very small section of road. Hope Laos development is improved for the people there.

....overwhelming place! Thank you so much for all the research and the interesting history behind

Paddy, you lost me at Galaxy Aliens. you need to stick to the motorcycle travel log.

Great episode as ever Paddy, despite the challenges And Newcastle won so that must have lifted the mood! Hope you reflect that you can have a travel disaster and still make a great video that thousands want to watch. Stay champ buddy!!

Nice! 😁 Always happy to be on a journey with you! So much to see! 😁

Another great episode Paddy. Cheers

Super interesting video! 🙏🏻

Another great episode!

That bunge cord was always gonna get caught in something! Get some thick plastic cable ties, about 100 baht for a packet of 20. They have a million uses, available in most hardware stores everywhere!!

What an interesting place. I'd never heard of the jars. Definitely on my to-visit list. Thanks for the awesome vid Mate.

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

my pleasure Mark ❤

I really been enjoying your videos of Laos. Brings back a lot of my childhood memories. hope to visit Laos very soon. thank you.

This was a definite favorite video from you but I’m sorry about all the troubles you had! Any sign of your wallet yet? I love the mystery of the Plain of Jars. Super cool to think about what they might have been used for. Thanks for standing next to one of them to give us a sense of scale… they’re way bigger than I thought! I’m already looking forward to your next video!

Interesting and spookyyy! Love the alien teory 🤣❤️

Oh there will always be days like these and it is always not just about what happens it is about how we react and deal with these situations. As always you have taken this in your stride and reacted calmly and this could like most will have some silver linings. Hope things are back on track very soon 😊

My worst fear in traveling internationally, aside from being kidnapped or victim of violence, is to lose my passport. On my first trip traveling alone I was so paranoid in losing it that I even slept with my money belt on with my passport in it! Sorry this happened to you, Paddy!!

@brucesnyder690

Жыл бұрын

Suggest you stay home. Don't go out of your house, stay under the bed.

@heythave

Жыл бұрын

@@brucesnyder690 He’s just voicing his feelings. It doesn’t mean that he’s forever discouraged from traveling.

Thoroughly enjoyed the video Paddy. Take good times with the bad times . Some fantastic sights to see in Laos. I've done the village life for 4 days . But I will broaden my horizons next time

Great vid like allways 👌 Greetings from Finland.

Great viewing again Paddy,, peace and happiness

Hey Paddy we truly enjoyed the video. You know you showed us what its like living life on life terms. It’s not always easy but things still move on with you or without you. I want to commend you on how you handle your misfortune in the video. You bounce back and continue with your plans. Im not saying it was easy to do but you took the higher road and created an EPIc video!!!

Nice video again. Thanks

Wow....Paddy, One of my favourite episodes where I learnt so much history. Sorry to hear all the mishaps and losing your wallet too. Despite these setbacks, love the stories you told us about the aliens....gave me a good laugh 🤣🤣

Hi Paddy, aww oh no, - what a disaster ! i think everyone who had such similar bad travel experiences can feel the uncomfortable situation you have been going thru, out in the middle of nowhere ! When i was in Laos, we skipped this very interesting mysterious place because of some uncleaned minefields. Thank you Paddy❣🙏👍for making this honest video, my respect ! Good Luck🍀💪✌

The realities of travelling in asia , amazing and beautiful. But also exhausting and stressfull. Love your videos. Keep them coming.

Lots of questions 🤔 in this video Paddy. Love your work 👍

We just discovered your videos and enjoying them! We are a couple of Americans motorcycling from Luang Panang to Nong Khiaw now.

Truly enjoy your videos, so real. You've inspired me to travel again (now in Vietnam). Thank you! Must say I'm jealous as can be of that blue sky. North Vietnam is right now grey grey grey!

The mystery of the jars and the mystery of the wallet… Sincerely sorry for the gift from your friend. but love is immaterial and it is the most beautiful 😊 Take care of you Paddy ! You are inspiring !!

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

ah thanks Laurent!

I had a friend in college who legit gets mad anytime people say ancient relics were made by aliens like this 😂💀 You just brought back hella memories

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

LOL

@muprock

Жыл бұрын

I love the deadpan delivery of your alien thesis :D

@AyeeeItsCam

Жыл бұрын

@@muprock Deadpan? I wouldn't call it that but hey 🤷🏿‍♂️

Love the historical input on this video Paddy! We feel bad that you lost your wallet…Hope you got your ID & money situation sorted out….and this happens to us all at one time or another when traveling 😱 Thanks for sharing this video 😊

Thank you so much for visiting Laos. Even though you faced so many things that went bad during the trip but I hope you enjoy this small country in Southeast Asia. We don't have fancy buildings or fantastic facilities but there are still many hidden gems in Laos that waiting for you to come back and discover them!

We call it Murphy's law, when something goes wrong it will happen in threefold 😯 So good that Miss P could help ya out and you did had a change to switch a day in life with Ryan due to this event 😊 Anyhow we loved it though and as always, C Ya in the next one Paddy, cheers 🙌🍻

Excellent recovery from near disaster! Sorry about the wallet. I loved seeing you wash the bike at the end. Thanks again for another smashing vlog! Cheers Mate!

Paddy, you have a fantastic view of life. 😊

Hiya. Paddy. Your travels are real life. Not just the highs. Love that you share. Great to hear the history. Respect to you, Paddy. Every challenge you deal with. The locals are legends bringing that perfect tool to sort that. Love how you're so real. Love the moral of the story. Lol. I would say. The third. Was your strap getting caught in your chain? Loving these longer videos. Scary regarding the bombs. Sketchy for you. You crack me up. Love your humor. And giggling. Love the mystery of some events. But yes frustrating. Always smash that like. And share. Sorry for the shite you had to deal with. Love your resilience. Thank you for sharing. Have a great Sunday.

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

have a great weekend Nicky!

@NickyDunn

Жыл бұрын

@@PaddyDoyle. thank you and you

I'm still with you to the end and I liked it 😂 thanks

Jars, Cave, Plane landing field: Prometheus movie vibe. 👽

Hi Paddy, just watched this one now. Very entertaining historical vlog. I hope I can get to Laos soon. I am based in Bangkok. Hopefully I can meet you for a beer one day. All the best.

That was a hmong knife Patty. Love the effort to make it to Long Cheng. 👍

From my own personal hells of losing my wallet, zipper pockets are the secret. Love seeing a more raw side of your adventures. Dirt roads are much less intimidating when you don't have a bulky object on the back changing your center of gravity. The more weight in the box the harder it will be to recover if you temporarily lose your balance. No box = fun off-roading

Much Love💫

At least Newcastle won against Chelsea 🤣🤘🏽 Love your VLOGs, btw. Keep up the GREAT work🤙🏾

❤️🙏🏼✨That is so fascinating! I have been to Egypt & agree the technology is so outstanding. I took a photo of the pillars under the Sphinx. They were perfectly made and in a straight line not 1mm out! So sorry to hear about yr bad luck. Have you checked were you had yr breakfast? ❤️👍🏼💋

Oh I was planning to ride that road in a few days with my semi-automatic scooter. So far made it to Nong Khiaw all the way from Vientiane so 🤞 I've been following your videos for recommendations on Laos, good to see you thought this road could be a good idea, but sad it wasn't a great experience in the end for you!

Just went down a KZread rabbit warren and here I am. Appreciate your content Paddy, I’m yoyoing around Thailand and Laos on here currently. Gutted about the wallet - i airtagged mine after a similar incident. Keep smiling - JP

How random, the Laos guy that helped you cut the strap from your bike was wearing QANTAS Business Class pyjamas 😅

Is good to see this place a gain I only been there one time is it mysterious places nobody can figure out thank you for sharing.

Love the delirium induced Alien theory ending!

Please keep out of the sun Paddy?........ you are losing it. Drink more beer. You will be ok again :) 5555 great video mate

Su su, su su. Keep going! We are in Lao now. About to do a 5 hour trek to Vang Vieng from Luang Prabang.

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

safe travels!!

Love love love your alien theory!

I have the same bike in Thailand. You can ride everywhere. Also the road in your video now. Also to fix your luggage on the bike is worse. You must get much more riding experience with this bike!!​😩🙈

Interesting story about the jar 🫙🫙🫙🫙

Paddy i just wanna say that I watch your videos (as subscriber) from the time when you had less than 5k subscribers and let me tell you this, the amount of efforts you put into your videos is unbelievable and exceptional. Love from India and be safe buddy.

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

Ah thanks 👍

A beautiful day in hell Paddy! I lost my wallet in Thailand; I keep my name and number in it. As i was reporting it gone at the police station, I got a call, and all was good again. Very much enjoyed your video, sorry you had a bad day. There is always tomorrow!🤣

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

Roll on tomorrow!

@lilly10snowy97

Жыл бұрын

Paddy d fat Poof shirt lifter beggar wretch, o' rielly.!!555555555

WOW.... i rode that road to long Tieng , 2 up on a Yamaha XTZ125 December 2022..

Hope verything work out for you 🙏 and God bless you my friend.

Amazing to see these jars paddy, really enjoyed this vlog, best saying, this area has been cut and cleared of bombs ... Gulp

Thanks!

Hey Paddy my wife and I love your videos and adventures and I don’t know if you have these while traveling. However, you need some basic tools and if not a little pocket knife. Safe travels as always. I’m hoping I can get to go back to Thailand one soon! Keep up the good work!

Nice one! Finally you dare to explore the real deep spiritual realm....

Oh no Paddy! At least you salvaged the video. I would be panicking if I lost my wallet. It would be easy just to give up but not you. Full credit for not giving up. Onto the next destination. I'm sure you'll watching England tonight. Good luck. Cheers, Stef

Great video with good information. Sorry about the wallet but I think you should buy a chest pouch as many other bloggers to secure your important things, wallet and phone etc. Thanks for sharing. Good luck.

Sorry this happened Paddy! We’re a big fan of your Vlogs, keep up the good work and stay positive 👍🏻 May I ask for one advise? We’re also planning to drive quite some distances across Vietnam etc - are you actually wearing gear / protective motorcycle clothing? Not too sure if I should take at least my motorcycle jeans or so… :/ Regards from Germany!

I'm looking forward to your forthcoming collaboration with Giorgio Tsoukalos on Ancient Aliens in SE Asia 😜

Hi Paddy thank you for making this video. I’m sorry you lost your wallet, yet I’m amazed that you were still calm and mustered up a smile to us. Truly amazing how you were in control of the situation. As for the jars and how the past civilizations could build those: I think In the past most continents were in one piece or several pieces but not as many broken apart as we know it now. So it was possible to build the jars on site without needing any transportation. Later on when the earth started moving and broke apart continents, the landmarks also started shifting and the jars are ended up in current spot. With all that said, I do like your alien’s involvement theories as well. I’m a big FAN of Star Trek and X-Files. So I do think it’s possible. Just a matter of time before we will be on the call with someone in Saturn 🪐 hope it’s in my lifetime. Cheers 🍻 fera

Well done for showing the bad as well as good… that’s travel

Enjoying watching your series , clean your air filter and oil your chain

Losing a wallet is a real nightmare for anyone..specially in a strange foreign place..so pity for you Paddy..I had lost mine at public washrooms park in Toronto..but found it back at the nearby police station later..and I understand your feeling.

Great ep Paddy. Sorry about your bad day. Thank you for showing Plain of jars… my grandfather lost his life from the war not very far from the cape you showed… my father used to tell me the story that the plain of jars is the burial site for 8 footer people as some of the jars are so tall…

@PaddyDoyle.

Жыл бұрын

Wow that's super interesting 😊

Danke!

Thank you Paddy

Pre flood history is amazing, movement of large rocks like this and many others where identified by the creator of the Coral Castle in case you wanted to look into it a bit more.

@BenDover-mg9uj

Жыл бұрын

Edward Leedskalnin, a human powerhouse ala Nikola Tesla. tried to read one of his book`s, and it was to technikal complicated for me. Paddy is having some great times on his adventures.

When you said plane of jars I was thinking it's some pub.

It’s at this point a man bag or bum bag sounds like a good idea , shame the airport was a miss maybe you have over estimated Zelda or your abilities off road. Either way still a great series to be watching and following your progress. Been awesome to see Lao

Hi Paddy, gutted you lost your cards & money but thanks for keeping the footage and showing the real life sh!t that happens when travelling and not just all the glory! Hope you managed to sort your cards and licence (assume that's why you had a trip back to Thailand!) Looking forward to the next episode.. 😀 👌

@heythave

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, it was only $60 equivalent. I thought that it was much more. Bad about the card and license though.

Poor Paddy, you clearly need to start wearing a hat in the Sun as your Alien theory is a classic. Cheers from Oz 🤣

Good alien story Paddy .....

Hey paddy - great vlog hope the bad luck ended there for you! I have a random question for you, of all the football teams to support why Newcastle ? Keep up the good work And stay safe

the road coming from VV is way worse than that one! :-) Shame you didn't make it to Long Tieng, there are some greats views from above it on the road you were taking.

Way to hang in there and push on despite the sit backs. That's the thing, vlogging is like a job - you gotta go to the office even if you're not feeling like you want to go. Sucks about the ATM and license. I hope you can get those sorted soon enough.

These Jars are dated to 500 BC to 500 AC. Stonehenge is dated to 3100 BC to 1600 BC The pyramids are dated around 3000BC to 2500 BC. A vast difference but they are still very interesting.

nice place

I like the big local that helped you with the machete in a remote area wearing Qantas airlines business class pyjama shirt

Sounded like the narrating from Strange Wilderness at the end 😆

Paddy, you are a remarquable man ! After so deep bad luck, most of us would abandon. But you stayed on your feets and keep going. You have all my admiration for your strengh and mindset. I really hope that someone has (will) find your wallet and let it in the police station. Good luck for your "great adventures" 🤟

Stay strong Paddy by acknowledging your feelings. I’m in the north on a motorcycle. The pain of riding, the loneliness, and the occasional jackass waitress can make us angry…loneliness can make us angry is the point. Add to this anything else and it can f#%^ with us. This discovery of how we respond (and to what we respond) at a primal-species level cannot be figured into our plans made from the comfort of our desk or bedroom. In the end, the journey continues to teach and to develop us. My advice to us is to breathe, enjoy the fun, and to remember that this is entirely voluntary and necessary as our genetic makeup (nomadic, in part) doesn’t do well with predictable routines and conversations. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Ancient apocalypse is a must watch on Netflix.

😁 I like your theory 😉 Why not buy some Tags and put inside the wallet and backpack for example.