


39 YEARS alone in the Amazon — his reason broke us
He shaved his head for THIS?!
Every legend's first post is embarrassing
Yes Theory spent two months and six guides searching the Rio Juma for a man the river people only knew by rumour. They found Chico — and the reason he's out there is not what anyone expected.
There's no way to live. There's no way.
Sonny Side paid $3,000 for a hair transplant. Then a monastery in the Bhutanese Himalayas asked for the razor. 24 hours as a monk, five meals of rice and chilli-cheese, and one lesson about muddy water.
If you are angry, trying something is just making it worse — like stirring up muddy water. Leave it, and it clears on its own.
Before the drone shots and the sponsors, every travel channel starts as one awkward upload. A short column in defence of posting it anyway.
Scroll to the very bottom of any big travel channel and you'll find it: the shaky first vlog, the wrong microphone, the thumbnail made in Paint. Nobody starts with a masthead. The most famous first post in internet history is five words long and does absolutely nothing:
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