- Punta del Este Video Pack 9 § 81. Greetings, everyone, and a warm welcome back to our channel! In this 81st installment, we're embarking on a captivating journey through the western expanse of La Barra de Maldonado. Our adventure commences right here, at the bus stop operated by the Codesa company, conveniently adjacent to the ANCAP gas station. Join us as we explore the picturesque landscapes of West La Barra de Maldonado. We'll traverse this area, taking in the breathtaking panorama, observing the passing cars, and more, until we reach our ultimate destination, hugging the shoreline along the entire coast. I must emphasize that this particular route is not one I would readily recommend, and there are two primary reasons for my caution. Firstly, as you'll witness in this video, there are treacherous patches of quicksand scattered throughout this region, making it perilous terrain where you might find yourself sinking in the muck. Moreover, you'll encounter the lively presence of crabs, and I can attest that I even had to tread carefully to avoid stepping on them in one section of our journey. Secondly, it's worth noting that part of this area skirts the boundaries of what could be considered private property. At one juncture, I had to seek permission from a local to continue our exploration, particularly in the vicinity of this dock. This situation raises an interesting predicament as, in theory, the coasts of Uruguay, much like those of Argentina, are regarded as state-owned territory. However, the reality is that access to certain areas often requires navigating through spaces that closely border on private land ownership. Nonetheless, there are some redeeming aspects to this adventure. You'll be treated to enchanting views of the initial island of La Barra de Maldonado, the very first sandbar in this locale. Additionally, you'll gain a unique perspective on the formation of sand conglomerates within the Maldonado creek. All in all, despite its challenges, this journey ranks among the most captivating ones I've embarked upon. As we wrap up this excursion, we'll retrace our steps to the bus stop. This time, I'll be navigating my way down to the beach, taking the reverse path from yesterday's adventure. Now, to address a question that often arises: Can one access the beach on foot? Indeed, it's possible, and there are certain areas where you can walk comfortably without sinking into the mud. However, I would advise exercising caution as the terrain can be deceptive, resembling quicksand in some spots. Additionally, watch out for the lively crab population, which can make certain sections particularly challenging. § 81. Saludos a todos y bienvenidos nuevamente a nuestro canal. En esta 81ª entrega, nos embarcamos en un viaje cautivante por el oeste de La Barra de Maldonado. Nuestra aventura comienza aquí mismo, en la parada de autobús operada por la empresa Codesa, convenientemente adyacente a la gasolinera ANCAP. Debo insistir en que no recomiendo esta ruta en particular, y hay dos razones principales para mi precaución. En primer lugar, como verás en este vídeo, hay traicioneras zonas de arenas movedizas esparcidas por toda la región, lo que la convierte en un terreno peligroso en el que podrías hundirte en el fango. Además, se topará con la animada presencia de cangrejos, y puedo dar fe de que incluso tuve que andar con cuidado para no pisarlos en un tramo de nuestro viaje. En segundo lugar, cabe señalar que parte de esta zona bordea los límites de lo que podría considerarse propiedad privada. En un momento dado, tuve que pedir permiso a un lugareño para continuar nuestra exploración, sobre todo en las inmediaciones de este muelle. Esta situación plantea un problema interesante, ya que, en teoría, las costas de Uruguay, al igual que las de Argentina, se consideran territorio estatal. No obstante, esta aventura tiene algunos aspectos positivos. Disfrutará de unas encantadoras vistas de la isla inicial de La Barra de Maldonado, el primer banco de arena de este lugar. Además, obtendrá una perspectiva única de la formación de conglomerados de arena dentro del arroyo Maldonado. En definitiva, a pesar de sus dificultades, este viaje es uno de los más cautivadores en los que me he embarcado. Full playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLogjlsiSFs9rkAakZRXP9y0KMA88VqPJk Cameras: Apple iPhone X, Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max, GoPro Hero 4 Black, Panasonic FZ-1000. Software: Apple Final Cut Pro, Aiko (STT and srt output), Whisper Transcription (idem), DeepL (sub translation), Aegisub (sub correction) and ChatGPT (summaries). Other videos of this pack: https://youtu.be/mUBQ1V0C3Jg https://youtu.be/SYnvay8K0RY https://youtu.be/oAVABYK6gsk https://youtu.be/LtbW8ePMgps https://youtu.be/Dl1nDr9e_b4 https://youtu.be/EqPoVuh3V1U https://youtu.be/I98yzuVl3ZY https://youtu.be/btPobqB3zxQ https://youtu.be/d816CO_BApM https://youtu.be/t2gF1W-9p-A #puntadeleste #beach #summer ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUBQ1V0C3Jg

Vistas de Nuñez, del Rio de la Plata, de Vicente Lopez, y del Club Ciudad en 4k (grabado con Panasonic Lumix fz1000) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CorZtp8v-i0