Flying my DRONE 無人機 while riding my MOTORCYCLE | TAIWAN 台灣 EP 3 | Rosie Gabrielle

Many people who watch my videos, especially if they are new, think I have an entire film crew behind me making my videos. Most are shocked to learn I do everything by myself. I am a one-woman show. I will share a little behind the scenes secrets, but please folks do not try this yourself. It's not safe what I do. The girls over there in the car just gave me a treat. That's so, oh it is an actual treat. That's so sweet. There we go. All right, so I've come up with the most amazing jugar. Actually it was a suggestion of Xiaofei. I was trying to figure out because the follow me function won't really work in the mountains here because it can't really see me because I'm passing through trees. So I actually have to manually control my remote and I don't want it falling off. So actually I've taken it and a bungee cord and I just strap it to my tank bag here. Boom, boom, like that. So people really don't have any idea what it's like to film yourself or like do the kind of content that I do because I am doing it just by myself and the amount of effort it takes to set up every shot. I'm just about to fly or drive my bike across the suspension bridge here and film it on my drone. A little bit extra on the side so I'm measuring to see if I will fit in the suspension bridge. Oh, look at that. All right, I can't believe I'm controlling the drone while flying across the suspension bridge. Take out the equipment, set it up, do drive-by's, put it away. Let me tell you, I don't get very far in a day, that's for sure. So yeah, this is what you don't see the behind the scenes folks. Children, don't do this at home, okay? We're professionals. I never do this when there are cars around. One, because it doesn't look good but mostly because of safety. I also go really slow. I have a 360 awareness when I'm riding that allows me to multitask and be in complete control of my bike and surroundings. It's a huge effort to do this but it's worth it. It's so difficult to uh, oh and I wasn't even recording. In this time, press record. Please, Rosie, please. Record. There we go, now I can go on my drone shot. This is actually, it's the new Air 2S and it is significantly easier to fly and control. The sensors aren't as sensitive so uh, there's less jerky movements which really helps when you're flying and riding at the same time. Don't do that at home. There you have it. That's, that's how I do it. It's how I do it. Many people who watch my videos are like, oh there's no way you capture that by yourself. You have a whole team. Well, no I don't. I am the team. Me, myself and I. A small little town uh, to pick up a little bit of snacks and food for dinner before I get to my campsite uh, which is just going to be a little pull off on the side of the road up here. Uh, also I can gas up here. I found a really nice thing. This corn looks so good. I'm all set. I got my dinner. I actually picked up another rice uh, thing. They wrap it in banana leaf uh, and so I'm going to be having that for dinner as well. And uh, yeah, I'm good to go. Hi. Oh, you're so pretty. Hi. There's a lot of dogs with brindle here I noticed. Brindle is a stripe. Oh, there's a butt view. No, no dad. Look at your pretty face. Another misty ride. I'm just gonna put my jacket on. It's getting kind of a little bit chilly here. So, I think I'm gonna take a little picture here. I'm just gonna set my tripod up. My new camera is so cool because I can do everything on wi-fi through my phone. So uh, yeah, I don't have to bother with the remote. Oh, the fog's coming. At this point, my camera was showing signs of a big problem. I had issues since day one but because it was a brand new camera, I thought maybe I was using it wrong. It was only my second day using it and already it was malfunctioning big time. It's working. Forget it. Because I was on such a tight tour schedule and had to complete my trip in under one month, I had to pre-map out all of my camp locations. All right, once again, I'm going to my camp spot. This was literally just a pull-off on the side of the road I had pinned on my map but when I showed up, the area was already taken. There wasn't much options to stay elsewhere and I wasn't sure if they'd let me stay. To my camp spot here that I had pinned on the map and there was already uh some people here and they're staying in these really cool delicas and um I think uh maybe once they pack up I can sleep here. It turns out they were staying there for the night. So I asked if it was okay if I pitch my tent nearby. They insisted that I slept under the covered area for protection and they would pack up but I didn't want to intrude. They were very nice and helpful. It wasn't the most ideal camp spot but it was okay for the night because of limited time. I had to plan strategically so I could finish my trip on time. I could have found a place along the way but I didn't want to waste time looking. This had a nice view and some friendly neighbors to spend the evening with. They even let me use their power supply which was great because my batteries were dead. They're letting me charge my batteries. They've got a whole setup in their van here and I was really worried that I wasn't going to get to charge my batteries today because I'm almost out and I have good places to go tomorrow. Are you good here? Are you okay? Okay okay. This trip was a huge lesson in letting go and just allowing life to flow. Not having expectations and just seeing what unfolds. It had been four years since my last big solo tour and life was teaching me some valuable lessons through this journey. Although it was hard to see at the time everything was moving so fast. I'd like to come back to Taiwan again someday this time to do it at my own pace. But still I was grateful for the wonderful places I saw and people I met. This was the end of day two. Join me next week to see what comes next on my exciting solo tour. You are so kind. Oh you are so kind to let me stay here. Thank you. you