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No fresh water, barely any edible anything... That's your idea of paradise? Hmm what to do today? Shall we die of thirst or starve to death?? I just can't decide!!!

Did Covid-19 reach there?

I am in Kalymnos Island 🏝 in Greece 🇬🇷

Isn't Bouvet Island the most remote island on earth?

Rating day must be the most memorable day😂😂

2:22 and it has a cool cave on the side of all that loose rocks

Beautiful Island

Britishers are good in protecting nature and traditions

Any muslims in Saint Helena?

Hopefully, tourism will create economic growth in Saint Helena and other British overseas south Atlantic territories

Without proper economic activities and sources of income, life on such remote places is quite challenging

Seems like paradise to me!!!!!!!! Take me away, please, from NYC, with my two cats, and let me share love, peace, and joy I no social media (lol...) with your Family. A Simple life, with little possessions or money, is often the best life. God bless you all and have a wonderful time. SoundS awesome. ❤ from Jeff in NYC.

Should probably work on your spanish. Unwatchable due to bad commentary

Looks like heaven to me.

The vid doesn't explain what I think is the most interesting aspect of South Georgia and that's the climate. Due to the Foehn wind effect for such a southern latitude there's a comparatively balmy eastern side of the island. Also, I'm very unimpressed with the whaling rubbish. Rather than Britain cleaning up all the damn mess why not just call it a Historic Site and label all the detritus artifacts even though none of it will ever have a penny spent on it to 'preserve' it. When push comes to shove if there's money in allowing tourism to further degrade the area the British government will surely allow that but you can guarantee into perpetuity now it's a "Historic Site" that gets them off ever having to do anything about this industrial disgrace. It's not a Historic Site because if it was funds would be spent on maintaining the artifacts. Who's visits it? Five people a year? What a joke, what a lie. Hypothetically, if they were going to do something to make it a true historical site, clean it up, leave a few items that represent the past and maintain them so they continue to represent the past. Again, it's not an historic site it's an abandoned industrial site in a previously pristine wilderness. Talk about lipstick on a pig. It's no different to cashed up westerners, in particular dedicated rock climbers, climbing high mountains and leaving rubbish the entire way to the summit. You could call all those oxygen cylinders and synthetic rope fragments, plastic bags and ripped tents a Historic Site too I suppose. These same mountaineers do training climbs with battery drills permanently bolting natural rock walls as part of their climbing kit. This man vs nature arrogance is as present today as it ever was. Just politely speak to them and see the aggression they spew towards you when you dare question what they see as their entitlement in case you were interested in my contention. Call me cynical.

Been there done that

I'd love to spend some time there hunting invasive critters and plants, and catching fish. Those grouper and snapper sound like fun tasty fish to a Florida man.

Relatively safe place to be if a nuclear war ever breaks out.

Nice island didn’t see any waves

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Henderson and Doicie island

The Polynesians were likely the forefathers of Maori who arrived in New Zealand circa 800yrs ago. essentially a Neolithic race who ravaged the ecology as they migrated from island to island. Easter island was depleted and when Maori arrived to NZ they encountered an earlier race Moriori whom they enslaved whilst eating the largest bird to ever exist the Moa to extinction.

Its fascinating how the british superiority and exceptionalism complex has progressed from colonialism & exploitation to nature preservation and touristic exclusivity.

people who never heard about WWI and WW2 back then.

I love your videos. They help me fall asleep at night. I find them relaxing

Can I live on there?

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So cool its named after "Jimmy" Henderson! I knew it....

I heard there is a place in Cape Town called Tristan Da Cunha house, what is it and what is it used for?

A very interesting video on a pristine environment almost destroyed by sealers and whalers, over tourism will probably be the next threat.

How long do Amazon deliveries take there?

Henderson Island is historically important, as it's where the surviving crew of the whale ship Essex arrived upon being cast away after a whale attacked their ship. The survivors of the Essex later became the inspiration for the book Moby Dick.

I was surprised to see there was so much vegetation on the low lying coastal areas. I have a vague recollection that some reindeer were let lose on the Island at one time. If so what happened to them?

Tourism killing all nature it touches ....shame on humans

Thanks for the upload. I’ve never heard of this till I was looking at 7 wonders of the world and hadn’t heard of this volcano

Hi residents, I want to explore in your lovely islet. Amen. - The Explorer🇻🇦🇻🇦🙏🙏❤️🇵🇭❤️🙏🙏🇻🇦🇻🇦

"Impact of invasive species" Naming Islands after yourself.

I remember Deportivo La Coruna's striker TRISTAN,wow,what a striker!!!

A still hidden resource for aspirational project developers.

£1 for a drink ,I'll pack my bags ,when can I move

Awesome video

Excellent video! Thoroughly enjoyed it.

I spent a week on St Helena in May. What a wonderful place!

beautiful, truly

i would love to live on this island with my wife and 2 kids

There is a lot of videos about Pitcairn Island, but far less about Henderson. I'm happy to see more people making videos about such a fantastic place!

Excellent! Thank you for taking me to school today. Where else can one learn about places like Henderson!!!

Brilliant vid

Interestingly enough, most of the plastic waste shown looked like old fishing gear to me.

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