#peter bragiel

[don-lichterman]

In Transit!

HUATULCO, MEXICO

HUATULCO, MEXICO

Peter Bragiel (pdrop)

We drive from Zipolite to Huatulco to celebrate my Father's birthday with the family. Thanks for watching! Please like and comment if you enjoyed this video. FIND ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/peterbragiel Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/intransitTV Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/peterbragiel SnapChat - @peterbragiel In Transit Summary: Follow Peter Bragiel as he takes you on a journey bringing you the reality of travel. From canoeing down the Mississippi River, utilizing public transportation from Los Angeles to the Panama Canal, to a wild ride on the Trans-Siberian Railway, there's really no limit to the adventures they'll embark on. Currently Peter is traveling around his hometown of Los Angeles profiling all the unique neighborhoods that make up the city. 

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[don-lichterman]

In Transit!

HUATULCO, MEXICO

HUATULCO, MEXICO

Peter Bragiel (pdrop)

We drive from Zipolite to Huatulco to celebrate my Father's birthday with the family. Thanks for watching! Please like and comment if you enjoyed this video. FIND ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/peterbragiel Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/intransitTV Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/peterbragiel SnapChat - @peterbragiel In Transit Summary: Follow Peter Bragiel as he takes you on a journey bringing you the reality of travel. From canoeing down the Mississippi River, utilizing public transportation from Los Angeles to the Panama Canal, to a wild ride on the Trans-Siberian Railway, there's really no limit to the adventures they'll embark on. Currently Peter is traveling around his hometown of Los Angeles profiling all the unique neighborhoods that make up the city. 

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For the sake of travelling

[mrblyth]

Let me introduce you to Pete or known on YouTube as Pdrop and @peterbragiel on Twitter.

If you are at all into travel this is a channel that you should subscribe to! Pete believes that it is about the journey and not so much the destination. His first trip was on a scooter from L.A. to the east coast, next he went from L.A. to the panama canal only using public transportation, and now one that really hits home he is planing to canoe from the start of the Mississippi River to the end, a trip I would love to be a part of as I used to live right by lock and dam #1 in Minneapolis, MN! I am so jealous of this trip and if he needs a wingman count me in! I love to camp and have canoed the St. Croix before!

Anyway this is a great channel and is worth a watch. It really is amazing to see the public transportation episodes. The thought of that is crazy to me but at the same time looks amazingly fun! So go subscribe to his channel today and if any of my friends see a canoe on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis in the next couple of weeks head to the Stone Arch bridge and toss him a beer or two... Best of luck on the journey!!!

[o-m-g-iloveit-blog]

This has to be the best thing that I have seen on youtube. I actually stayed up till god knows when last night so that I could finish watching the whole series. It looks like an awesome part the world to visit.