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Skip the music.Ìý I just want to know about the chalk outline in video #2Ìý Ìý

One tip.Ìý When you point out a significant site, stop briefly.Ìý You may be seeing the thing like the giant statue with your eyes. but your go-pro has to point directly at it.

Thanks. I am still learning all the nuances of taking good videos. I decided to use a helmet cam instead of handlebars so I could look at things that were of interest. Only makes sense to slow down and let the viewer have a good look.

Oh and about the chalk line..haha. Whatever happened was over and gone when I got there. It's not the first one I've seen. Must be standard police procedure to chalk the scene.

Calbear wrote:

It's not the first one I've seen. Must be standard police procedure to chalk the scene.

It looked like it was not wearing away from traffic like chalk would.Ìý I wonder if the police are painting them on the road as a rather stark safety reminder.

They usually chalk the road if its more than just a slight bingle. I have seen country roads in the Mekong with a chalk outline every 100mts, and they are usually always opposite a hem.

Is this the Vung Tau Rider?Ìý If so, please send me an email.Ìý I have been following you and have enjoyed your videos.Ìý I have been in Vung Tau many years ago.
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Calbear wrote:

I will learn how to make a decent video eventually. Meanwhile you have suffer through my attempts...haha. I added music to the video but unfortunately youtube makes you do a new link when you edit a video.

I enjoyed meeting you over coffee.

Thanks for introducing me to the King BBQ Buffet.

Great lunch.

Did your stalker ever find you?

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(maybe this post will drive more traffic to your YouTube site)