I'm on a special mission on behalf of the Bring Our Birds Home campaign, which is trying to repatriate all of the last remaining aircraft from the Air New Zealand fleet. The DC-10 ZK-NZS is now sitting at Havana International Airport. It first flew for Air New Zealand, brand new, back in 1976. Bring Our Birds Home wants to dismantle, and return this DC-10 to Wanaka in New Zealand, where they intend building a museum to house it, along with the last National Airways Corporation Boeing 737, an Air New Zealand DC-8, a Lockheed Electra and a Boeing 747. Being an aviation enthusiast and a big supporter of the Bring Our Birds Home campaign, I offered to try and get as close to the Big 10 as I could, while on a trip to Cuba. Stepping on board would have been amazing - but as you can see we got close. The Bring Our Birds Home team are now negotiating with the Cuban Government to buy this DC-10 and I was happy to help open a few doors, in that regard, and get some footage of this beautiful aircraft. If you'd like to support the BOBH campaign you can visit their Facebook page, or donate through Givealittle.

Will Smith is filming in Cartagena. We meet Cartagena native Faris. He is going to to be in the Will Smith movie. Plus my amazing guide Jean-Pierre continues to show me his side of town. I'm Steve Wilde. I love Cartagena. It's a good place with great people. This is my vlog WILDE | ON. Subscribe and enjoy. Thanks for watching. www.wildeontravel.com

In this vlog meet Jean-Pierre, who is a Cartagena native. He's funny and knowledgeable and gives us a great insight into what is going on on the streets. I'm Steve Wilde. This is my travel vlog: WILDE | ON. Subscribe to my channel and enjoy. Thanks for watching. www.wildeontravel.com

While the glitzy side of Cartagena is where most of the tourists go - we get to see some of the real people who call Caratgena home. Visit Mercado de Bazurto, the local markets. These markets are considered a little dangerous for tourists - but my friend from Caratgena, Jean-Pierre, is happy to show me around. We also meet Raquel, who has lived in her home near the markets for 60 years. She's very proud to show us her house. I'm Steve Wilde. This is WILDE | ON, my travel vlog. Subscribe and enjoy. Thnaks for watching. www.wildeontravel.com

This North Korean man earned a golden ring, for driving a trolley bus for 47 years Inside North Korea. Watch this uncut raw footage. Please let me know what you think.

What's it like in North Korea? Here's a little snap-shot, then check out my full feature film here: https://youtu.be/BRZROVMr900 I travelled to North Korea (DPRK) to find out with my own eyes what the country is like. You'll get an idea of what it is like to travel to the most isolated country in the world. Visiting many places, including the capital Pyongyang and the poor countryside. Please do not judge the North Korean people in this video. It is impossible to make a fully balanced view of the country by traveling there - on a controlled guided tour. This video is simply presented to give you an indication of my travel experience and my thoughts after returning. North Korea is a unique, if not slightly weird experience. It was safer than many countries I've visited. Hopefully, this will give you another perspective on the DPRK. Thanks for watching. --------------------- Featured Music: All music is from the production website www.epidemicsound.com Opening sequence - "Oh The Humanity" Gavin Luke Kim Il Sung Square Dots: "In It To Win It" Gunnar Johnsen Contiki Travel: "Drone Alone" Stefan Netsman CCTV Cameras: "Artificial Dreams" Gavin Luke Yanggakdo Hotel Arrival: "Contraband" Christian Nanzell Subway Arrival: "Cardboard Suit" Niklas Ahlstrom Subway Trip: "Yeah Cool" Martin Veida Wide Motorways: "Airport Action" Gunnar Johnsen Chopper Flight: "Air 16" Gunnar Johnsen End Credits: "Either Or" Kata feat. Filip Le Force --------------------- The footage was filmed on a Sony A6000: https://www.amazon.com/Sony-a6000-Mirrorless-Camera-16-50mm/dp/B013GV32J0 Camera stabilization utilized a Zhiyun Crane. https://www.amazon.com/Zhiyun-Crane-Mirrorless-Construction-Brushless/dp/B01F53XB8Y This film was privately funded by Steve Wilde. To donate to Steve's next production visit: https://www.patreon.com/stevewilde

Who needs a drone? When you have an ageing Russian diplomatic helicopter? Have a look at Pyongyang from the air and tell me! Do you not think this city is both crazy and cool?

See the countryside of North Korea from the air in this helicopter ride.

See the North Korean capital Pyongyang and the surrounding countryside from an old Russian helicopter. This give a good view of the countryside and parts of the capital.

Here we take a walk through the newly built Sunan International Aiport. As you can see the lighhts are off! Not much activity here this day.

What are the people who live in Pyongyang really like? Today they are gathering in the park for a May Day celebration. It was great to meet the North Korean's - but there was something slightly creepy about this too. What do you think?

Take a look inside the USS Pueblo, the US Navy ship that was captured by the North Korean's in the late 1960's. There is a ton of propaganda in North Korea about this US Navy Ship. What do you think about it? Do you believe the North Korean story?