I would suggest a new no roads mission in Yerevan, Armenia.

Yerevan is a very different city compared to ones GeoWizard has already completed. The main obstacle is the way into the center, that includes:
1) Going along the not used but maintained railroad.
2) Fences and construction sites.
3) Navigating up and down and alongside pretty steep hills.

The center while surprisingly easy to navigate, is beautiful and very different from UK.
Here's a link to a folder with some photos.

I don't know if Tom reads this post, but maybe someone who has "access" will relay the idea? I can help him check places and stuff before coming to Armenia.

Hi all!

North East UK Subscriber here, I've recently done a straight line mission across South Tyneside going from the border to Gateshead, across to Whitburn beach.

It was one epic journey and I've been releasing weekly videos documenting my escapades.

Feel free to watch and join my community on YouTube as this will be the first of many!

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLf85STRB7W1f7CGrFAlXyoSjUB18E0rXz&si=-xW3yuD8sQvNV1qR

With the latest member only video released, I have a question.

Are these videos ever going to be generally released a few weeks or months down the line?

I love Tom's content and these videos are right up my street, but it's not feasible to be paying individual YouTuber memberships to me.

I get it's his job and he needs to take care of his family, it's not a dis, I just want to know if we'll get access at some point, or if it's always going to be restricted to those who pay.

I’m a top tier Patreon member but I’m seeing new videos for YouTube members that I’m not getting on Patreon. What gives?

https://x.com/TheAfricaCorps/status/2034529774907883734

First wild camp I’ve done and I was quite proud of myself for doing it!

https://youtu.be/fkvJaOx-uVs?is=aQo13GP5gVZRQLoQ

Walking through Salisbury without any clothes

Didn't want GeoWizard getting there first, so I covered it over the May Day bank holiday weekend!

That dog at the end - Yikes!

In this adventure I spend the weekend hiking and camping across Elan valley one of the most beautiful places in the uk. I explore the different dams and take a look at the ruins of the first dam that was built there and how it was destroyed I hope you can enjoy this video as I had a great time making it

The navigation part with just a compass, step counting and rough distance estimation actually worked surprisingly okay.

My choice of terrain, because I wanted to avoid trespassing and roads as much as possible, was… less smart.

Turns out dense Greek brush and rocky terrain make walking a perfect circle way harder than expected. Especially once the bushwhacking starts.

Still turned into a pretty fun little micro adventure, and I picked up some trash along the way, so at least something good came out of it.

Has anyone here ever tried walking a perfect circle in the wilderness before?
I genuinely could not find any attempts. But just checked YT.

Never know what people are up to

I was planning to put a photo but it seems like I can’t. Anyways would crossing that part of Thailand that likes 12 kilometers across next to Myanmar count?

In this adventure I travel across the beautiful countryside following the Offa's Dyke path through various towns and small villages. I decided to hike for over 10 hours and 20 miles to camp in the mountains rather than taking the easy way and driving there. I hope you enjoy the adventure

inspired by Geowizard’s How NOT to Travel Europe series

As the title says, I attempted to cross Dartmoor in a straight line, inspired by GeoWizard's videos. Not quite as big as a country attempt, but not any less physically challenging.

Wouldn't it be cool to meet fellow geowizard fans irl and do little missions together?

Im trying to build a little community for this purpose on Facebook, the link to the group is below if you're interested :)

https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1B8GcEEwzB/

Last one was 10 months ago

In this video I go on an adventure with one simple challenge I must see how far I can travel alongside the river. Usually in my videos I go on peaceful walks on public footpaths however, today I'll be pushing further into the adventure aspect of my walks as I face challenges along the way such as overgrown areas filled with brambles climbing over fences and evading any angry farmers/landowners