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  1. #26
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    Great composition and cinematography. The skiing wasn't too shabby either.
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    That was really bad ass!
    Can't wait for the follow-ups.

    Are you traveling with your skis? What kind of looks did you get going thru Thailand with them?

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    Wow, that was great. loved the shot of the underhill post office

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    very soulful

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    that was awesome. worth every second. thanks for sharing.
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    awesome film, now it's time to convince my gf to go do the same.

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    That was art, pure and simple. A true pleasure to watch and listen to.

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    Really excellent work. Great short movie. Strong work with the 10-22.

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    Mad skills!! A trip to Japan has just increased many many notches on the priority list thanks to your video. Thanks for sharing.

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    Wow, I am without a doubt one of TGR's most negative thread cunters of our time, and you sir, are WINNING!

    I mean seriously, you get GNAR points just for your lack of shitty rap music in your beautiful edit.

    Good stuff. Looking forward to Thailand.

    One question: Obviously, if we all had the time and money to do both Honshu AND Hokkaido, we would. But after your time there, which would you choose if you had to choose just one??

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    Liked it a lot. Great work

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    Great Stuff, Looks like you guys are in for an awesome trip.
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    Is this the new high bar for a TR? Because I might just give up at this point

    Tremendous work, and looking forward to the next installment.

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    Awesome. Really excited to see the five eyes production take on the New Zealand Clubbies in canterbury.
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    Well hell, that's worthy of a first post...best video I've seen in ages. Hope the rest of your trip is awesome.

    (hey all)

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    caw caw ...........caw






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    ya know that you should marry her,right

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    really really good! thanks for taking us along for the ride, looked like some amazing shredding!

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    Amazing video, very well edited and put together. I love all the shots panning throughout the vast scenery and then into the urban environment. You really captured the "moments" in time where you take a deep breath and appreciate what life has to offer. I know that sounds cliche but your film really did hold emotion and beauty from scene to scene. Good luck with the rest of your journey, and keep us updated with any new videos!

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    In 2004-2005, my wife and I spent a year traveling around Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Although we didn't even make it to Japan, watching your video really brought back the memories of the traveling life. Damn, I want to do it again!

    Selfishly, I am excited to see what you put together next....if it is half as good as this installment, it will be well worth watching. I am also excited for you two, as I know what amazing things are yet to come for you guys.

    Thank you very much for sharing with us.
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    wow, really enjoyed this...amazing job. Thanks for sharing

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    Fuck yeah.


    TGR or not, that's one of the best videos I've seen in a long time.


    Please please please do not get lazy for the rest of your trip footage. I just subscribed to your vimeo page..................and I never do that
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    eesh, well done.

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    Hohes - thank you, and no worries on meeting up, totally understandable. we did make it up goryu one day to look at the cirque, but the sun baked it pretty good. dropped off a ridge on the north side for a great consolation prize. hope i can make it back there someday, you are really lucky to live at the base of those mountains. once again i wish you and Japan the best.

    thin cover - if you have any ideas on places in Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam away from the crowds i'd love to hear em. we've been on the tourist trail and are looking to get off. though Angkor looks incredible and is definitely still on the list.

    WWCD - though lugging ski gear through Bangkok would make for a great movie, we forwarded them to NZ via luggageforward.com. not cheap, but it was the only thing i could come up with. worth it to have all our own gear.

    helldawg - tough question. out of the two, i would say hokkaido was my "favorite" - loved the mellow vibe, tree skiing, and of course the snow. if you want to put some mellow tunes on the ipod and ski pow in the trees all day, and dont care about big mtns or big sightseeing, hokkaido is for you.

    but if i go back to Japan i would go back to hakuba/honshu, because there is so much different terrain to ski there. and for a complete travel experience i might pick honshu as well, just because tokyo and kyoto are worth doing. suppose that didn't help much but its the best i can do.

    snowayjose - watched some LoTR last night and drooled at the NZ hills. cant wait.

    and thanks everyone for the comments. real nice to hear after putting in all the hours of work.

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    One of the highest quality posts I've seen in a very long time.
    Thanks for your effort.

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    Inspiring. Dreamlike. Extraordinary.

    Thanks for this

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