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Wassup Matador?

05/4/09

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Various Matadorians shouting out from around the globe.

Have a shout out or some cool travel footage you want to share with us? Link up with our channels on Youtube and Vimeo.

Thanks to everyone who sent in wassups from around the world!

Tagged under: matador, Video, wassup

Joshua Johnson aka Joshywashington is a soggy Seattle based adventurer with a penchant for misty mountains and black coffee. Read Josh's BLOG, watch his VIDEOS and connect on TWITTER. He and his wife Bridget operate their New Media production company, Confluence Creative Media from Seattle and L.A.

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joshywashington replied on May 4, 2009

thanks again for the shout outs! If we missed you this time it’s never too late to share your own shout out to our Youtube group!

Subscribe to the channel, join the group and upload your videos today…

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ian replied on May 4, 2009

Great job with the editing! It’s wild to see all the far-flung places around the world that Matadorians travel…

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Celine replied on May 6, 2009

Penchant for misty mountains?
Me too.:)
At your convenience, perhaps you would like to check out my latest posts on how I trekked to the high mountains of Himalayas, some of which peak over 20,000 feet above sea level.

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Celine replied on May 6, 2009

LOL..enjoyed the video..thank you.

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