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Hello from Australia- Respect

Your short film packs so much into its brief runtime. It evokes the unimaginable soreness of rowing every day, the bravery required to face everything alone after losing Adam to his shoulder injury, and the unbelievable mental energy it took to keep going. Rowing alone in the ocean, never knowing when a whale might flip you over-it's hard to fathom rowing hundreds of miles alone. Yet, whether you're cooking or epoxying, you look perfectly comfortable. Your gratitude and relief for The Cambridge Palace, your love for the pure simplicity of life-listening to music, reading books, staying warm in a sleeping bag-shine through. You must have been utterly worn out, and you filmed the whole way, demonstrating incredible resolve in the face of adversity: "Get over it, fix my situation," and you did. The polar bear was a potential game-changer, and the devastating solar panel failure was tragic. Even after all that, you still had to walk to town in the middle of the night. It's inspiring, poignant, scary, uplifting, hopeful, and brave. Thank you for sharing your journey. I can't wait to see the final full-length film.

Hey man, I’m loving the new content. One question though, with all the time and effort put in why didn’t you try and source a new solar panel in the last town to rowed to?

this channel is gonna blow up

Truly an incredible journey!

Very fine episode.

Good on you, Matty.

What happened to your travel mate, Adam?

A big congratulations buddy. That’s a ride that 99.99999 people on earth will never do. You can be proud of what you accomplished. You are a real true explorer. Pat

Congrats on your achievement Matty! You should be proud of what you’ve done! You are an inspiration to many who watch and follow you sir!

You have brass fucking balls! That was incredible. This needs to be seen by the masses. I honestly didn’t want it to end.

You’re a champ…! I know this doesn’t end here…because you are a warrior.

Did you use 4mm or 6mm plywood for the hull?

You sir are one tough mother-“trucker” .physically hard ,mentally harder. Keep your chin up ,you had a very successful journey. You should be extremely proud of yourself. Stay safe and take care.

Just binge watched the whole series as soon as I got back. Epic work gentlemen. I think that without the safety of the Garmin, it was the right call. Better to adventure another day, you both achieved an incredible feat. Congratulations.

Inspiring and smooth one, and I loved how mother nature humbles and breaks you in tears. We need those feelings, too. That way, we appreciate the good times in our life better. We'll done sir!

What an epic adventure brotha. your struggle is super inspiring and should be on the discovery channel. Can’t wait to see what’s coming next ! Thanks for taking us along

Wow! Amazing adventure. Maybe you’ll head back to finish what you started? Or not. Either way, I’m confident that more adventures await!

Sorry to see Adam leave the journey. Glad you where able to keep going but doing it alone sucks (even though we know you can be a lone wolf Matty)!

You did amazing man. I don’t know anyone else that could even come close to doing what you did. You should feel proud.

hell ya man love your content cheers from rocky mountins

I enjoyed watching this incredible journey. From planning to building boats to the finish was an amazing feat and displayed incredible disciplines. You pushed through many challenges probably more than one can count. You also had the wisdom to know when to stop. I'm sure you'll have many stories to share with those closest to you and perhaps speaking engagements too. Congratulations on your successful journey and on arriving home safely.

Great adventure Matty . Thanks for sharing .

Loved this one!

Wild. Loved this

Your the fkn man bro💙💙💙💙💪💪💪💪🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🙏🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🍻🎣💣💣💣

I have a legit question here I love your vids by the way but instead of going backwards n not being able to see when it’s choppy why don’t you row forward??? Just wondering I get that there’s more power and sorts the original way n how it’s supposed to be towed buttttt forward I think would be better to see the swells coming towards you

I have been watching you since you departed on the Athabasca. This was next level! Cant wait to see what comes next! You did not make your final destination, but that is part of the adventure. Better to cut it short than be a missing adventurer.

you are such joyful heart and a most wonderful person. Even in such adversity you are always shine. Proud to watch you. Sorry for Adam, but you are both heroes to me

What a deadly ol adventure that one turned out to be. Another great series

WOW ! What an adventure a lot of water and not hardware stores in site when you need something, Very breath taking beauty a trip of a life time :) 👍 I love building at my homestead but i love my adventures thanks for sharing ! I'm on the injured list for a few weeks so i have a little more time to watch & get some editing of my own done:)

Amazing content as always! Thanks for bringing us along on your adventures!

your videos are great keep it up

Man i love that u did this. Did you at any time feel the spirits that the inuit spoke of?

Hello Matt, j’ai regardé tout tes vidéos, et j’en regarde beaucoup…et tu est de loin le meilleur !!! Tu as une force en toi, un gars débrouillard. Merci pour tes vidéos !

I'm impressed, well done!

Wow,magical is right,,,,,,, what a lifetime achievement…

What an adventure this was ! I am sure the emotional roller coaster was huge all during this journey. I really like these boats you guys made and design of them is fascinating. I think a desalinization pump for drinking water would be in order next time around. Do you have a patreon channel or paypal so we can contribute towards this and next adventures? Please let us know when PBS comes out with their version of this. Thanks for taking us along !

Watching from Norway, Europe. Maybe you should plan a trip over the sea from Canada to Norway 🚣‍♂️😊

Well done! That was some expedition. If I build a rowcruiser I think I'll install a pivoting leeboard rather than a daggerboard. I've sailed a dinghy with a daggerboard and was always hitting something when in shallower water and the impact also weakened the daggerboard case resulting in a difficult to repair leak. My sailing canoe uses a pivoting leeboard which is much better.

I glad you decided to to keep going, I think you definitely would have regretted it by not continuing on. Plus I’m really enjoying your video and this trip you’re on.Stay safe. Labrador here.

You are epic! That was one hell of adventure!

Good job! Man what a trip that must of been. Good work.

Damn i wish i could have sent you a new solar panel

Outstanding!

Unbelievable expedition, thank you so much for sharing!

What a trip. Truly life changing for you I’m sure. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I look forward to more of your adventures. God Bless

I remember someone once saying that there are no unicorns 🦄 and rainbows 🌈 well Matty you were a bit off so today I tip my hat to you Thank you 🙏🍁🍁🍁🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🍁🍁🍁

Only just found this. But too late. Still, I've got something to binge.

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