This made me cry. I don't even know you but I've watched for about 5 years on the treadmill and you've kept me in great shape! Now I have people looking at me weird a grown man crying on a treadmill in the gym 😂😂😂. Congrats guys, I know you've been back for a couple months but for all of us, your circumnavigation happens as we find moments to watch it. I watch in awe of what you have experienced. You should be so proud of yourselves.
Yours is my favourite sailing channel and if I had to trust anyone to safely take me across an ocean in a sailboat, it would be the two of you. Thanks for your amazing videos.
Beautiful film, and so inspirational. Huge congratulations on all you’ve achieved. 50k under Florence’s keel is a great number. Here’s to the next 50! X
I shed a little happy tear at the end - really liked your thoughts about hearing seagulls and seeing cormorants again! Welcome home, don’t stop posting videos please! 🙏
Like the previous episode, you can hear the mixed emotions in your speech. Amy’s piece to camera seemed tinged with sadness and I can only imagine the jumble of emotions of elation at your achievement, excitement of seeing friends and family, but also the realisation that the pattern of your life for the past 7 years was drawing to a close, and while you have plans, just how do you just top that?! Even your focus on the sounds of St Agnes … and yes, they are _so_ typically British seaside sounds … seems like an attempt to distract your minds from the enormity of the moment. I can only imagine how you were both feeling inside
With a 37 foot vessel, on average, how ĺong did it take from Cape Town to London!? I have tentative plans to sail a 30 - 35' yacht from SA to England and want a reasonable estimate how long to expect to be at sea.
@@stephenkillick5812, you can follow their episodes, but they followed a pretty regular route NW from SA to the Brazilian coast, the up through the Windwards to Bermuda, out across to the Azores and then back home. This gives you the trades, but they stopped and explored (a lot) on the way, so would you be 'hot-footing it', or taking time? I don't know how many long ocean passages you have planned, but something to consider is 'comfort' and the crew. Beating to windward for weeks end takes its toll which is why the trades are so often followed, both for the 'conveyor belt' of the ocean drifts (1-2Kn in places) and more tolerable life for both boat and especially crew 🙂
A sobering fact - "this is the longest I have lived anywhere". Thanks for sharing this. Hurry up and catch the rest of the tuna so you are back in neutral territory, or waters, again! Welcome home. I do not know about you, I appreciated the uncelebrated quiet of your arrival, Some other travelers homecomings have seemed so stressful.
I hope you’ll do a sort of “what’s different about England” video… After spending so much time away, I could imagine there’ll be a bit of getting used to being back home. It’s been an amazing journey… thanks for taking us all along with you!
Totally inspiring and very emotional. I haven’t missed one episode since the first. What a sensational ride you have taken us on. Thank you so much. Congratulations and continue to go well.
We love your channel, the interesting points you present along your 7 year voyage kept us alive with anticipation as these episodes unfold, each one more inspiring with thrill, than the previous. Thankful, that your home in a safe harbor, enjoying the sounds of familiar seabirds and enjoying a much deserved cup of breakfast tea in the early daylight hours. Happy Thanksgiving, we are all blessed with your episodes.
Every time I watch a piece I like to try and find someone who likes them as much as I do. We offer some encouragement and they get better and better. what you think?
Sir Francis Drake, captain Cook, Lord Nelson, Sir Francis Chichester, Robin Knox Johnstone, Amy and Mat, .. a long line of superb English navigators and seaman, ..welcome home !!!
❤❤❤ it. I have watched you folks for almost 5 years and I feel like I know you personally. Your calmness and authenticity is amazingly easy to feel through the videos. I want to wish you two nothing but the beat in the next endeavor
Perhaps the sea gods rewarded you with the calm seas on your final passage to your homelands and waters... very moving and enjoyable video. You certainly earned it! Dinghy sailors are my favorite crew because they know how quickly things can go south... always thinking ahead and you present a channel that is very consistent and wholesome so hopefully you choose to carry on with the videos while avoiding the orcas, lol.
Welcome home to England's green and pleasant land. Fifty thousand miles under Florence's keel, and back home safe. Amy ,Matt and Florence have been an indomitable trio!
Not for much longer.... mass alien immigration will see to that combined with extensive corruption in parliament......unfortunately for a once proud country.
Absolutely amazing guys, quite emotional after such a long and good journey. I've been following you since the early episodes, as I spotted you were anchored next to a boat I've sailed on that same season. So that made me watch more episodes and got me hooked. And a year later I also did an ocean crossing. Now it feels like its (almost) foul round, as the Scillies is also familiar territory for me. Thanks for all the amazing videos, I hope you keep on doing this in your future sailing plans.
God bless. Your arrival in the Scillies brought tears. Perhaps the essence of being British must now live in our hearts. Lord what has been thrown away?...But perhaps our hearts will be ( and will have to be) enough...We have of course been underestimated many, many times before 🤔
Never Never forget both of you with Hope Eternal you return with stunning and Erudite cruising Latitudes! Bernie, Capt Cape Dory 30 Ketch and USN took a shallow draft wooden coastal minesweeper from Calif hopping islands and attols at 8 knots with a huge fuel ladder to the Mekong River, Vietnam war. Bravo Zulu ("Well Done") and God Speed 🎉
I know you are long home but I have followed you faithfully for seven years!! You are true blue sailors, who have told your wonderful story, starting out as amateurs bloggers to pro’s. I have loved every moment of your trip!! Congratulations and I look forward to hearing your plans for the future!! Well done!!
years ago we were challenged by some 'out and out' dingy racers about our dinghy cruising. 'what is the point?' they asked 'to get home safe again' we said. Thank you for sharing your amazing voyage - I find myself deeply moved: glad and sad that this particular voyage has reached its conclusion - a beautfiul and peaceful one.
Congratulations Matt and Amy! You guys are inspirational. Hope you are now coping with life shore and all its' challenges. Sometimes it's far easier to be at sea! Cheers, Rob from Tasmania. (A place you should visit next time.)
Congrtaulations for circumnavigating! It's been a pleasure to follow your journey. Ps. cam tech is starting to go to far...if you watch the footage at around 3:30 Amy looks like she's on green screen...doesn not look natural at all anymore
Yay! Welcome home! Loved how still and peaceful the anchorage was, and how your energy reflected it so perfectly - calm, content, and a good cup of English Breakfast Tea 🙂
Hi Matt and Amy, yes you made it, Congratulations!. I was very happy to see you dropping anchor just a couple of hundred meters from land somewhere up in the coast of England, after seven years of setting off from the same, and after you have succesfully completed your circumnavigation of the globe. I dont know the exact location where you arrived, but I am sure has to be somewhere up in the southern tip of the peninsula of Cornwall. I dont know how far you are at this moment from the tini tiny town of St Agnez in that area, but that´s the place where my great-grandpa was born in England, just to let you know I have plans to visit that area this coming year just for the sake of meeting some of my long realtives who still live in that area.I wish and hope we can meet in person some day in the near future. Thanks for all the wonderful videos you guys have released over these couple of years I have been watching your CZcams channel. bear hugs to you both.
Cheers! to you two (and of course Florence) seems like I "visited" every unique ocean sea and interesting port in the world!!..thanks for taking us along on this wonder filled adventure, so well done !
So: now we know how old you are! You have worn well. There's quite a chunk of your lives behind you now - I would love to think ou will settle down. As I survey the North Sea from my home in Scotland, I confess I have little yen to sail to the Arctic or even round our local bay. But each to his or her own, I suppose. If I knew how I would nominate you for Yachtsman of the Year or BBC Sports Personality of the Year or some such!
I can only imagine in retrospect just how quickly that seven years went, it’s been a pleasure following your journey and learning about sailing along the way… I’ve never sailed, and I really wish I had. God bless the both of you.
Thank you for being part of the inspiration which has got me back into sailing. And for being the beat sailing channel. And for just being yourselves… you can’t watch a channel if the people are not lovely. And you are both fab. :)
Thanks again for this wonderfully enriching episode.❤ Wonderful sailing weather and conditions, beautiful images, fun together, good food, boat in her element, dolphins playing.🎉 Gives me a lot of pleasure and energy...and needed after the tarpaulin over my sailboat (=house) gave way in the storm here😢😅 (wasn't quite 8+ storm proof yet...the storm unfortunately came too early for me to make it that and won...will soon when wind downs remove it and find other solution for to leaking teak deck...always been in awe of the wind, definitely now😅).
I found this episode very moving (as a Brit), not sure why. Welcome. Can't see why you would want to stay for very long, after you have said your "hello"s". Sorry I can't support you more than watching and subscribing - I know you have been backfor a while now. I wish you both the very best wishes for your futures and thank you so very much for entertaining me so well.
I hope you two enjoy a long life together with many more adventures. I also hope someday when you are very old that you clearly remember this adventure
Congratulations on a magnificent achievement. A safe circumnavigation is no mean feat, and in the process you've given thousands of people a great deal of pleasure from watching your voyage. I wonder if you've reflected on the difference it has made to you compared to had you carried on with your respective careers?
Welcome home! Sad to end (nearly) but I'm already looking forward to your northern adventures! If you don't do that then you two should definitely consider nature cinematography!
Such a beautiful episode and so thrilled you had such a wonderful sail! I didn’t cry as you arrived back on English Shores….not a bit! 🥹🥹 We were so happy to be your Patrons for a good while there…and look forward to your further adventures! Next cruising season its our turn! Fair Winds! The crew of StarFish NZ.
@artsmith103 go by Flathead on your way to Glacier Park, or International Peace Park on the Canadian side. I've kayaked and sailed, & survived 9 Grizzly bears in the wild. Plus a crazy moose!
Felt rather emotional watching your return.I love the Ilse of Silly,best sunset in the world,i have thousands of photos from there. I rember sitting on the hill behind were you are ,looking back the way you just returned ,thinking i would love to sail there one day,,it remains just a dream.
I’ve been following y’all for over a year. Much respect to the both of you. An amazing accomplishment and an amazing experience the two of you will never forget. Cheers from the Florida Keys.
What a blessing to have a smooth sail on your final leg back home. Many thanks and much admiration for your many skills and the effort that you put into taking us along on your sailing journey. Thanks so much for the enjoyment that you bring to us viewers!!!
A cup of English Breakfast Tea,can’t get better than that,and what a lovely place to enjoy it.Yes,I’m still watching,and looking forward to each episode,but haven’t commented much.🙂
Hi guys, you must be excited but a little bit sad. I think the trip is nearly over but the good news go around again. If you desire is plenty of places in the world that you didn’t see and half the time we just travel through these places in a hurry and they are one of the greatest places that you’ll ever been to in your life keep up the good work. I love your Videos Cliff from Logan City Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺🧑🏾🦽
I think a PVC pipe with a air horn taped to the pipe and stick the end of the pipe underneath the water line would deter the orca from interacting with boats because they have very sensitive hearing. Just a thought. Great job you two. 👍👍
I have loved every episode of yours, and am fascinated how you take each journey in your stride. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure with us and for all the amazing photography you have given us.
My partner and I love your videos. Best quality where it comes to photography, sound, content. Your journey has been so inspiring to us. I would love to know more about cooking on Florence. It looks like you use primarily a propane stove. How do you cook rice? I’m thinking of getting a small instant pot for cooking rice on passages. Not sure if our solar/batteries can handle it.
This made me cry. I don't even know you but I've watched for about 5 years on the treadmill and you've kept me in great shape! Now I have people looking at me weird a grown man crying on a treadmill in the gym 😂😂😂. Congrats guys, I know you've been back for a couple months but for all of us, your circumnavigation happens as we find moments to watch it. I watch in awe of what you have experienced. You should be so proud of yourselves.
Love this comment. So much support 🫶🏼
Yours is my favourite sailing channel and if I had to trust anyone to safely take me across an ocean in a sailboat, it would be the two of you. Thanks for your amazing videos.
Hear...hear!
Agree :-)
You two are legends, well done. It's been awesome to follow you for the last 7 years. Heartfelt thank you.
I believe that Oyster owes Florence a company sponsored detailed refit and upgrade as an appreciation of your care of their creation.
Congratulations Matt and Amy on the completion of your circumnavigation!
So glad the seagulls found it important to welcome you back from such a long journey. Very glad the whales snubbed you.
Beautiful film, and so inspirational. Huge congratulations on all you’ve achieved. 50k under Florence’s keel is a great number. Here’s to the next 50! X
Agreed!! 🤩🤩 such an inspiration
I shed a little happy tear at the end - really liked your thoughts about hearing seagulls and seeing cormorants again! Welcome home, don’t stop posting videos please! 🙏
Was just thinking the same. Please don’t stop posting videos
Congratulations and welcome home guys!!! What a journey!!!
Your adventures have been amazing! Your videos make me feel like I am aboard Florence.
All i can say is WOW!! What a great adventure. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
Like the previous episode, you can hear the mixed emotions in your speech. Amy’s piece to camera seemed tinged with sadness and I can only imagine the jumble of emotions of elation at your achievement, excitement of seeing friends and family, but also the realisation that the pattern of your life for the past 7 years was drawing to a close, and while you have plans, just how do you just top that?! Even your focus on the sounds of St Agnes … and yes, they are _so_ typically British seaside sounds … seems like an attempt to distract your minds from the enormity of the moment. I can only imagine how you were both feeling inside
With a 37 foot vessel, on average, how ĺong did it take from Cape Town to London!? I have tentative plans to sail a 30 - 35' yacht from SA to England and want a reasonable estimate how long to expect to be at sea.
That depends on the route followed.
😊
@@stephenkillick5812, you can follow their episodes, but they followed a pretty regular route NW from SA to the Brazilian coast, the up through the Windwards to Bermuda, out across to the Azores and then back home. This gives you the trades, but they stopped and explored (a lot) on the way, so would you be 'hot-footing it', or taking time? I don't know how many long ocean passages you have planned, but something to consider is 'comfort' and the crew. Beating to windward for weeks end takes its toll which is why the trades are so often followed, both for the 'conveyor belt' of the ocean drifts (1-2Kn in places) and more tolerable life for both boat and especially crew 🙂
Thanks for taking us along your journey, what an accomplishment! Congratulations, well deserved.
There are more and more people supporting it, and I am one of them. Have you also seen the previous works?😄😄
Congratulations! What an incredible experience you've had!
A sobering fact - "this is the longest I have lived anywhere".
Thanks for sharing this.
Hurry up and catch the rest of the tuna so you are back in neutral territory, or waters, again!
Welcome home. I do not know about you, I appreciated the uncelebrated quiet of your arrival, Some other travelers homecomings have seemed so stressful.
I hope you’ll do a sort of “what’s different about England” video… After spending so much time away, I could imagine there’ll be a bit of getting used to being back home. It’s been an amazing journey… thanks for taking us all along with you!
Totally inspiring and very emotional. I haven’t missed one episode since the first. What a sensational ride you have taken us on. Thank you so much. Congratulations and continue to go well.
Agreed. Their storytelling is amazing. Get pulled right in
Never thought I'd finally see this day. Congratulations.
My favorite sailing channel. I knew you were legit when you won that dinghy race on some random island.
Do you remember about what episode number, time period, or location?
We love your channel, the interesting points you present along your 7 year voyage kept us alive with anticipation as these episodes unfold, each one more inspiring with thrill, than the previous. Thankful, that your home in a safe harbor, enjoying the sounds of familiar seabirds and enjoying a much deserved cup of breakfast tea in the early daylight hours. Happy Thanksgiving, we are all blessed with your episodes.
Every time I watch a piece I like to try and find someone who likes them as much as I do. We offer some encouragement and they get better and better. what you think?
Beautiful loved the seagulls ,hug each other. Off camera. You both deserve a huge hug from your amazing❤❤ crew.
I could not be without Iceland 🇮🇸 in 7 years.
Enjoy England!
Amazing voyage!
Respect and fair winds for the next One.
You two are so utterly British. Minimal emotion on completing an epic journey. So much unsaid. "Cup of tea."
Once you realise the state of the Uk now you’re probably turn around and set sail back to where you came from. ❤❤❤❤
Echoing everyone’s congratulations! Well done on so many levels ❤ cheers 🥂
Lovely episode again. Sad its all coming to an end. I really enjoy your channel. One of the best for sure.
There should be 100 ppl as a Welcome Home Ceremony.!
Count me in. Have you also watched the previous works?
Sir Francis Drake, captain Cook, Lord Nelson, Sir Francis Chichester, Robin Knox Johnstone, Amy and Mat, .. a long line of superb English navigators and seaman, ..welcome home !!!
been with you since your first video. Dropped other CZcamsrs behind and now rate you and the Wynns as the pick of the bunch. Love you both ❤❤❤
Well done! Congratulations on completing the passage.
I had tears in my eyes too, what an amazing achievement, you can be so so proud of yourselves. Sending you both a big hug, Ingrid and Alan
Same, from east Tennessee
Justifiable sentiment and nostalgia, all in one, after a seven year absence.
❤❤❤ it. I have watched you folks for almost 5 years and I feel like I know you personally. Your calmness and authenticity is amazingly easy to feel through the videos. I want to wish you two nothing but the beat in the next endeavor
Florence and the Machine. The Machine being Matt and Amy. Congrats. Well done.
Perhaps the sea gods rewarded you with the calm seas on your final passage to your homelands and waters... very moving and enjoyable video.
You certainly earned it!
Dinghy sailors are my favorite crew because they know how quickly things can go south... always thinking ahead and you present a channel that is very consistent and wholesome so hopefully you choose to carry on with the videos while avoiding the orcas, lol.
Welcome home to England's green and pleasant land. Fifty thousand miles under Florence's keel, and back home safe. Amy ,Matt and Florence have been an indomitable trio!
Not for much longer.... mass alien immigration will see to that combined with extensive corruption in parliament......unfortunately for a once proud country.
Absolutely amazing guys, quite emotional after such a long and good journey. I've been following you since the early episodes, as I spotted you were anchored next to a boat I've sailed on that same season. So that made me watch more episodes and got me hooked. And a year later I also did an ocean crossing. Now it feels like its (almost) foul round, as the Scillies is also familiar territory for me. Thanks for all the amazing videos, I hope you keep on doing this in your future sailing plans.
Time for a quick refit and some fresh stores, then back out for another lap!.
Congratulations...
Marvellous achievement 👏👏👏👏
God bless. Your arrival in the Scillies brought tears. Perhaps the essence of being British must now live in our hearts. Lord what has been thrown away?...But perhaps our hearts will be ( and will have to be) enough...We have of course been underestimated many, many times before 🤔
Congratulations on your smooth passage to England!!
Respect to my favourite CZcams vlogger.What an accomplishment. Welcome home and Congratulations
Never Never forget both of you with Hope Eternal you return with stunning and Erudite cruising Latitudes! Bernie, Capt Cape Dory 30 Ketch and USN took a shallow draft wooden coastal minesweeper from Calif hopping islands and attols at 8 knots with a huge fuel ladder to the Mekong River, Vietnam war. Bravo Zulu ("Well Done") and God Speed 🎉
Orcas are extreemly intelligent. Maybe they need to be sent a message. Of course that could make them even more tenacious for all I really know.
I know you are long home but I have followed you faithfully for seven years!! You are true blue sailors, who have told your wonderful story, starting out as amateurs bloggers to pro’s. I have loved every moment of your trip!! Congratulations and I look forward to hearing your plans for the future!! Well done!!
If more people like you express their encouragement and support, they will have a steady stream of motivation. what you think?
years ago we were challenged by some 'out and out' dingy racers about our dinghy cruising. 'what is the point?' they asked
'to get home safe again' we said.
Thank you for sharing your amazing voyage - I find myself deeply moved: glad and sad that this particular voyage has reached its conclusion - a beautfiul and peaceful one.
Sailing Florence is pure poetry. Thanks, and congratulations !
Congratulations Matt and Amy! You guys are inspirational. Hope you are now coping with life shore and all its' challenges. Sometimes it's far easier to be at sea! Cheers, Rob from Tasmania. (A place you should visit next time.)
Congrtaulations for circumnavigating! It's been a pleasure to follow your journey. Ps. cam tech is starting to go to far...if you watch the footage at around 3:30 Amy looks like she's on green screen...doesn not look natural at all anymore
What an awesome achievement. Well done you guys, its been a pleasure travelling the world with you. Can't wait until the Northward journeys begin.
Yours is the one I wait for. Well done.
OMG can you tell me what you saw that made you open your mouth so wide?
Yay! Welcome home! Loved how still and peaceful the anchorage was, and how your energy reflected it so perfectly - calm, content, and a good cup of English Breakfast Tea 🙂
Hi Matt and Amy, yes you made it, Congratulations!. I was very happy to see you dropping anchor just a couple of hundred meters from land somewhere up in the coast of England, after seven years of setting off from the same, and after you have succesfully completed your circumnavigation of the globe. I dont know the exact location where you arrived, but I am sure has to be somewhere up in the southern tip of the peninsula of Cornwall. I dont know how far you are at this moment from the tini tiny town of St Agnez in that area, but that´s the place where my great-grandpa was born in England, just to let you know I have plans to visit that area this coming year just for the sake of meeting some of my long realtives who still live in that area.I wish and hope we can meet in person some day in the near future. Thanks for all the wonderful videos you guys have released over these couple of years I have been watching your CZcams channel. bear hugs to you both.
Congratulations to you both. You are an amazing couple. I’ll miss your weekly adventure.
Cheers! to you two (and of course Florence) seems like I "visited" every unique ocean sea and interesting port in the world!!..thanks for taking us along on this wonder filled adventure, so well done !
Home, home at last sailors! Hip hip hurray! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🎆🎇🎆
So: now we know how old you are! You have worn well. There's quite a chunk of your lives behind you now - I would love to think ou will settle down. As I survey the North Sea from my home in Scotland, I confess I have little yen to sail to the Arctic or even round our local bay. But each to his or her own, I suppose. If I knew how I would nominate you for Yachtsman of the Year or BBC Sports Personality of the Year or some such!
Evidence that now was the right time to journey home!
U2 R ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️….done the dream of many….what an achievement!
I can only imagine in retrospect just how quickly that seven years went, it’s been a pleasure following your journey and learning about sailing along the way… I’ve never sailed, and I really wish I had. God bless the both of you.
You put into words are exactly how I feel there an inspiration for all the young people in this shitty world cheers n beers Marty Australia
Thank you for being part of the inspiration which has got me back into sailing.
And for being the beat sailing channel.
And for just being yourselves… you can’t watch a channel if the people are not lovely. And you are both fab.
:)
Thanks again for this wonderfully enriching episode.❤ Wonderful sailing weather and conditions, beautiful images, fun together, good food, boat in her element, dolphins playing.🎉 Gives me a lot of pleasure and energy...and needed after the tarpaulin over my sailboat (=house) gave way in the storm here😢😅 (wasn't quite 8+ storm proof yet...the storm unfortunately came too early for me to make it that and won...will soon when wind downs remove it and find other solution for to leaking teak deck...always been in awe of the wind, definitely now😅).
I found this episode very moving (as a Brit), not sure why. Welcome.
Can't see why you would want to stay for very long, after you have said your "hello"s".
Sorry I can't support you more than watching and subscribing - I know you have been backfor a while now. I wish you both the very best wishes for your futures and thank you so very much for entertaining me so well.
Great passage! How wonderful it must be for you to be in English water again! Looking forward to the next videos!
If they asked you to be part of a show, would you join?
Around the World in a 37 foot boat - you two are completely mental. But I really enjoyed the ride :)
I hope you two enjoy a long life together with many more adventures. I also hope someday when you are very old that you clearly remember this adventure
You’ve arrived back to a country which has changed dramatically since you left! Not for the better I can assure you!
Well done, you two!
If there are more people like you who express encouragement and support, their motivation will be endless. what you think?
Welcome home Florence
What a trip it was to follow you two since you started!
Cheers
Congratulations on a magnificent achievement. A safe circumnavigation is no mean feat, and in the process you've given thousands of people a great deal of pleasure from watching your voyage. I wonder if you've reflected on the difference it has made to you compared to had you carried on with your respective careers?
Welcome home! Sad to end (nearly) but I'm already looking forward to your northern adventures! If you don't do that then you two should definitely consider nature cinematography!
Such a beautiful episode and so thrilled you had such a wonderful sail! I didn’t cry as you arrived back on English Shores….not a bit! 🥹🥹 We were so happy to be your Patrons for a good while there…and look forward to your further adventures! Next cruising season its our turn! Fair Winds! The crew of StarFish NZ.
Your voyage is the achievement of a lifetime.
Congratulations on your return.
Looks like I've found another old fan. Have you also seen their previous works?
WE Montana kids here in the Rocky Mountains are landlocked, but even WE know there is no such thing as luck. Blessed my friends is altogether better.
There are a few yacht clubs in Montana. Flathead Montana Cup is biggest event. Canadians and further participate.
@artsmith103 go by Flathead on your way to Glacier Park, or International Peace Park on the Canadian side. I've kayaked and sailed, & survived 9 Grizzly bears in the wild. Plus a crazy moose!
Well done the pair of you. 👏I had a lump in my throat as I was watching! ❤🫶
Gives me goosebumps every time I hear/see of your homecoming 🥺 loved watching your return in person and can’t wait for that video to come out ❤
Felt rather emotional watching your return.I love the Ilse of Silly,best sunset in the world,i have thousands of photos from there.
I rember sitting on the hill behind were you are ,looking back the way you just returned ,thinking i would love to sail there one day,,it remains just a dream.
Congratulations 🥂 welcome home. It will sound strange, but you will probably find it difficult to sleep in a bed that doesn’t move.
I’ve so enjoyed watching you sail the world. I can’t wait to follow your next adventure north. Xx
I really like you two. Each of your commentary is genuine and helpful. I wonder what you might do now.
I’ve been following y’all for over a year. Much respect to the both of you. An amazing accomplishment and an amazing experience the two of you will never forget. Cheers from the Florida Keys.
What a blessing to have a smooth sail on your final leg back home.
Many thanks and much admiration for your many skills and the effort that you put into taking us along on your sailing journey. Thanks so much for the enjoyment that you bring to us viewers!!!
A cup of English Breakfast Tea,can’t get better than that,and what a lovely place to enjoy it.Yes,I’m still watching,and looking forward to each episode,but haven’t commented much.🙂
Hope Blighty is what you expected! Well done, awesome imagery….Thanks, Andrew
Congratulation guys. Welcome home again. I hope that both of you dont stop sailing.
Hi guys, you must be excited but a little bit sad. I think the trip is nearly over but the good news go around again. If you desire is plenty of places in the world that you didn’t see and half the time we just travel through these places in a hurry and they are one of the greatest places that you’ll ever been to in your life keep up the good work. I love your Videos Cliff from Logan City Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺🧑🏾🦽
Welcome back home sailors!
Well kept Boat proper sailors welcome home
I think a PVC pipe with a air horn taped to the pipe and stick the end of the pipe underneath the water line would deter the orca from interacting with boats because they have very sensitive hearing. Just a thought. Great job you two. 👍👍
Well done guys! Next up refit videos, woo-hoo!
I have loved every episode of yours, and am fascinated how you take each journey in your stride. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure with us and for all the amazing photography you have given us.
😀👍👍👍❤ Thank you both!
If there are more people like you who express encouragement and support, their motivation will be endless. what you think?
Welcome home!
And thanks for all the adventures thus far, I (and 126K others) look forward to your continuing odyssey.
We will miss you! 😢
It's been a pleasure.
What an incredible journey!
Welcome home.
My partner and I love your videos. Best quality where it comes to photography, sound, content. Your journey has been so inspiring to us.
I would love to know more about cooking on Florence. It looks like you use primarily a propane stove. How do you cook rice? I’m thinking of getting a small instant pot for cooking rice on passages. Not sure if our solar/batteries can handle it.
Well done guys. Amazing achievement, so happy for you. I am so envious!