About OOAworld

Ever wished you could quit that day job, leave it all behind and hit the road?

Ever wondered what it would be like to live, work and travel while discovering a country, a continent and its people?

OOAworld Travel Journeys Around the World

Welcome to OOAworld, featuring creative and multimedia content from Ooa Revo’s long form continental journeys around the world. These include the year-long USA Road Trip where it all began, an equally lengthy Journey through Asia, an equivalent Journey through South America, and other long-form travels through Europe, Africa, Oceania and the Middle East.

OOAworld Creative Media and Storytelling

The creative works that resulted including photos, film, videos, writing, art, and more can be browsed here on OOAworld, and each journey can be followed chronologically.

OOAworld Travels and Travel Tips By Country

The OOAworld Travel section by Rolling Coconut features travel guides, travel tips, reviews, itineraries and more practical travel information in addition to the OOA journeys and creative media. All Travel content and stories can also be browsed by country.

The OOAworld Creative Works

The aims are, on paper, relatively simple: promote open exchange of ideas between people of all tides, as well as tolerance and peaceful thinking.

There are several main background projects which have accompanied the creation of OOAworld and its artistic content.

OOAworld Movie: “What’s Your Philosophy of Life”

One is a film / documentary featuring interviews of the very different people met along the way, asking them one common question: “What’s your philosophy of life?” (Watch the unofficial ooAmerica trailer below), as well as to “Tales of Strangers,” asking people to share a story of their choice.

OOAworld Creative Works: Novels, Photo Books, Short Films, Photo-Montages

The other main background projects include written novels and photo-books from the travels, short films and other artwork, as well as a series of large photo-montages.

I hope to eventually post more about the photographic approach, and, more generally speaking, the approach to these journeys.

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OOAworld.com initially debuted as the ooamerica blog, a lot of road has been covered since!

The site’s content can be browsed by following each OOA continental journey or by browsing the different media above.

The OOAworld Travel section can be used to browse all stories by country. It includes travel tips, reviews and itineraries by Rolling Coconut in addition to creative media by Ooa Revo.

Readers and friends are welcome to contribute in any way and by connecting on Facebook, Instagramsubscribing on YouTube and Twitter. Fellow travelers, bloggers and media can help share and spread the word.

Want to learn more about OOAworld? Check out the FAQ page and About Us and stay in touch by subscribing to our updates, or learn about our other activities from our VR/AR/XR production studios (augmented reality, mixed reality virtual reality and 360 video).

Thanks for your support!

Start with ooAmerica, a 25,000 mile USA Road Trip across the United States. Launch into ooAsia, a year-long journey across all of Asia. Or browse stories by types of media and travel destinations.

878 Responses

  1. Awesome idea! I can’t wait for my own major road trip! Consider yourself followed! =)

  2. Love your blog! Thank you so much for following us 🙂

  3. I’ve managed to get to 35 of the states. Your road trip #1 is remarkably similar to one I made, but in three sections, and without the portion across New Mexico and southern Texas. The USA is a fascinating place.

  4. This is an absolutely incredible concept. I whole-heartedly support the idea of getting to know a country or area by immersing yourself in the culture, going off the beaten track, speaking and sharing with the locals. I’ve been fortunate enough to travel around New England and Texas, and I was overwhelmed by the hospitality. I’m about to study for a year in the University of California- Santa Barbara as an exchange student from England, and I will be sure to record my time in a similar way. It would be great to try and work out some way of contributing- outsider perspective maybe :P?!

    I’ll be sure to keep my eye on this blog, looking at the various pages have gotten me psyched for my time in California, bring on September 2012!

    • ooa revo says:

      Hi, thanks for your support and enthusiasm! currently focusing on getting the content up from the trip then the movie, but am working to eventually have a platform where people could contribute. thanks for sharing and hope to keep in touch.

  5. Hi from England, quite a blog you have constructed here, so much to look at and to read, very impressive. I like the whole idea of what is being done here and so will pop back from time to time to see how things are going. And thank you for finding the time to take a look at my ramblings LOL I can see I have a way to go to get near your blog. Well done;

  6. What a very unique concept. Thanks for visiting thefirstgates and following.

  7. JA Leonard says:

    Very cool. Funny how hard some people think it is to just get in a car and go. I went around half the country, starting in the Gila Wilderness of New Mexico and up the California coast to Vancouver, East, down to Montana, sent to jail for a few days at the border for carrying in smoking apparatuses (welcome back to America!), then down to Colorado where I found love, and back home to Vermont. Quite an adventure. One doesn’t have to travel the world to experience a lot when North America is so large and all-encompassing in a a lot of ways. Happy trails!

  8. What a great adventure! I love road-tripping, and I can’t wait to see the finished movie! Thanks so much for following my blog!

  9. just *k says:

    i LOVE what you’re doing! i am always stunned when i meet someone who has zero desire to explore the open road — believe it or not they exist. i want to forward your site as inspiration. in fact i’m planning a cross country trip soon – so this visit has fueled the fire even more. thanks for that, and for visiting and following http://themiddlelifeofk.wordpress.com/

  10. poemelf says:

    What a fantastic blog! It’s so joyful!

  11. What a great website you have! I love good travelogues; this is better than Anthony Bourdain on sooo many levels. And thanks for checking out mine as well, it gave me the opportunity to find your site.

  12. kieranmaynard says:

    Bravo. You’re heroic.

  13. Thanks for following us on The He Said She Said Experience! We always love hearing about unique travel experiences!

  14. Hey, I wanted to let you know I nominated you for The Versatile Blogger Award! More information can be found at this post: http://mystoriesareon.wordpress.com/2012/06/12/the-versatile-blogger-award-nomination/

  15. I love a great adventure! Will stop in from time to time to see what you have been up to. Thanks so much for following my blog as well!

  16. G’Day from Canada! Thanks for checking out and following my blog, it’s given me the opportunity to see your work and now to follow your journey. I love telling stories and I love hearing stories, about people’s lives, their adventures, how they view the world and how their experiences have changed them. This is an amazing project – I wish you much success and I look forward following you on this journey!

  17. Dude, you are so lucky to be in america 🙂 , hitting the road in europe is bit more complicated, byrocracy, and languages and so on…..and the gread road of jack kerouack….. hitting the road over here wont be the same as there 🙂
    Good luck mate

  18. I’ve just nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award 🙂 check it out: http://aussiesinfrance.wordpress.com/2012/06/14/what-goes-around-comes-around/

  19. Absolutely Amazing!! I am so glad you stopped by FWW because otherwise I may not have come across your blog. What you are doing is awesome and I look forward to being able to read through everything and see each and every video… as soon as I get a steady internet connection. Best of luck to you on funding for the project and safe travels!

  20. Kerry says:

    What an adventure! I’m very jealous. Thanks for letting us follow along for the ride 🙂

  21. seakist says:

    Oh wow, this is super! As a teenager, I did 22 states in three weeks, but this is absolutely amazing!

  22. pstpierre says:

    You certainly have traveled around a great deal.
    Nice for you.

    Thanks for liking my post.

    Pat

  23. K. Martini says:

    What a wonderful adventure! I can’t wait to read more. Thanks for taking a peek at my blog site!

    K.Martini

  24. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today and signing on to follow my adventures, which admittedly aren’t nearly as peripatetic as yours. Glad to make your e-acquaintance, and best wishes on your fascinating project!

  25. drunkpaper says:

    Thanks for the follow man, glad your not offended by the crap I post, haha….i’ll be checking your site, looks interesting man.

  26. Thank you for dropping by my blog and following me. You have a very interestin blog here. One of my dreams is to do that. America is so vast – and has so much to see… One day

  27. Naked Lola says:

    Thanks for stopping by and liking + following. Good work here

  28. My husband and I have traveled around the US many times, camping in a tent, in a tent trailer, in a van, with kids, without kids — never in a behemoth. America has so much to offer in the way of variety and natural beauty, we never tire of traveling there. You’ve got the right idea. Keep on truckin’.

  29. I’m envious that you are traveling the country and enjoy your observations. Look forward to seeing your movie. Thanks for visiting and liking my post. I imagine you’re finding all kinds of amazing spots.

  30. Ooamerica, I would like to nominate you for the Versatile Blogger Award. Your covering America and it’s a diverse, versatile country just like your posts that share all of the country with us. There is an awards acceptance process and here is a link to it: http://canoecommunications.wordpress.com/2012/06/15/and-the-nominees-are/

  31. jennybourne says:

    Awesome work! I love what your doing and Kickstarter is a great way to take your film to the next level! I look forward to seeing where the adventure takes you.

  32. jennybourne says:

    Oh and what camera and lens do you use? Just curious! I have a canon rebel t3i and am looking for new lens options.

  33. Hello Ooamerica,

    Thank you very much for following my blog. I hope I don’t disappoint you and that your visits in my blog have been and will always be a joyful ride. 🙂

    Thank you again and lovely day to you! 🙂

    Subhan Zein

  34. John says:

    Appreciate your Follow! Great content here!

  35. Stef says:

    Hello! Thank you for choosing to follow one of my blogs (http://smilekiddo.wordpress.com/) – I appreciate it!

  36. Thanks so much for following! Your blog is amazing-such an exciting journey that you’re documenting!

  37. Hi ooa revo! Thanks for stopping by and following my blog…hope you stick around! Meanwhile, I love your endeavor here. The experience of meeting such a diverse people in one country must be wonderful. I’m wondering if it was what you expected or were there things that enriched or surprised you in any way?

    • ooa revo says:

      Hello! Thank you for your support. I’m not sure I understand your question: in some ways the country was ‘what I expected’, but this was not to the detriment of enriching and surprising experiences! I think they happened every day, at one level or another… not sure where to start? Hope you stay tuned, thanks.

  38. youandwe26 says:

    so you’re on this journey … others choose to go to Asia or any other country…i wonder how this trip will turn out for you 🙂

  39. Thanks very much for following!

  40. Wow, wish I could just cash it in and go on such a road trip…. maybe I will!

  41. sextails says:

    Reading that reminded me very much of Jack Kerouac’s novel, ‘On the Road’ I read last year, not quite the same sentiment but similar. 🙂 Also, Thanks for following ‘sextails’ and ‘erudite reflections’, I’ll be popping back to see you soon!

  42. Amazing project, waiting for more and the whole film to come out!

  43. Hi! Thanks for following my blog. I really appreciate it. I really commend you for doing what you’re trying to do here. It must have been a great adventure traveling across country like that, and now you’re doing it again? I look forward to everything you’re going to accomplish! All the best!

  44. Thanks for stopping by and following me. This is an amazing project, great photos!

  45. StetotheJ says:

    Fantastic blog, I shall be watching your progress with interest. Thanks for following my blog, hopefully it will entertain and amuse you, although my adventures are generally in the mind and less exhausting!

  46. Brilliant! Need to get back to you, because a cuppa is calling me … thank you for following Behind The Green Door

  47. Tien says:

    G’day! Thanks for following my blog.

    I love your photos! How marvellous that you get to be on road, seeing all these wonderful things, and meeting so many different people 😀

  48. Cool site! I wish I could just be off somewhere seeing new things, meeting new people, learning their life, their culture.

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