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It’s ok if you don’t believe in Bigfoot, he doesn’t believe in you either.

poorest video made yet! he's not even looking at the camera when talking!

Thanks to all of you for sharing.

Oh snap! Where's the foot print?

The look on this guys face says it all. You can tell he is still wrestling with what he saw. He's still tryin to make sense of it. A lot of people are like that. Its not that they dont believe, they just never really considered it.

We live in the most beautiful place. So much to explore,so many stories, and warm smiling people. So glad to you love it too. Hope you are filming more here before you leave on your grand adventure. Stay safe and have the time of your life!

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Thx for posting this! These authentic accounts are just a reality of life on the raincoast. I’ve heard one before but never seen one although know many people who have.

Oh, if I had enough control over myself, I would’ve said, “Hello. We are here to do our work. We are glad you are here. Thank you.”

Having sailed with Tripp and Kiera at the Odyssey Sailing Festival last year, I can't recommend this enough! I can't wait to get on Resilience with them. Both are amazing, gracious, wonderful humans.

Marley....you are loved ! Embodying a next generation of sailors and adventurers !

Great video. Enjoying it from Texas. Just subbed.

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Thats what tarpaulins are for! You're coatings will have issues in the future but that is for future you!😊

"Libtards seeing the World and Understanding None of It While Expounding Relentlessly on Globalist Solutions to Problems They Create (and probably being funded with taxpayer dollars while doing so)" -- alternate title idea?

So who is funding your luxury boat life?

Scandinavian no-nonsense approach

🌟👏👏👏Looking forward to following your adventure! Can't wait to see the tour of this beauty...🎉

Well done on the production quality.

Just found your channel today. Kiera and Tripp, Your adagium is to find out what this earth is all about. Cultural and environmental. Exactly my goal on all of my travels. On the westcoast you spoke to loads of people being sort of native Americans. American Indians. AI. Funny abbreviation. AI in modern days knows less than they knew and know. They knew to live off the land and take only what you need. And Sitka. Sitka spruce wood was and still is used for billions of acoustic guitar-toppanels. I owned a few of those guitars. I sold all of them and now all my acoustics have cedar tops. They simply sound better to my ears. On killerwhales. During the last couple of years they have been attacking rudders of sailing vessels in Portugal, Spain and the Gibraltar Strait. Kiera, what is your idea? Maybe we will never know. I agree, the oceans are the cradle of life. But than again, also life on the dry, flora and fauna. We as mankind we never understand. Mankind needs technology, tools, external energy and politics to survive, more or less. Plants and animals do not, they sense. The overwhelming question remains. Is mankind entitled to rule the earth? Maybe a few good men (or women). Plastic in the oceans. Another manmade issue. Just like pollution, wars, weapons and migration. Name of your vessel is "Resilience". Beautifull. Where was she built? Designer? Specs?

How did you get all the people to help you out? Keep up the work.

I love it❤💯💯💯✊🏿✊🏿✨️✨️🤲🏾

Great video! 👍🤙⛵

Just watched the entire episode! Great work guys, both on Resilience and the video. It really gives a good insight into all of the work that goes into restoring and improving a boat. You guys rock! We particularly liked the interviews and beautiful images.

This is beautiful!

The earth is patient and all of the garden reflects the simple of now. One value, not shared among the species, is the incredible human ability to inquire about and thrive with life. So VERY much respect for your inquiring and thriving and the sharing of it. The light among the human mob.

Yes My friends to the end God is good all the time. Apparent Winds rocks💯💯

I first met you guys in a podcast. Quite interesting material. As an inexperienced sailor, I’m starting a pretty good refit in Kemah Texas. Hopefully ready by the end of this year with more likely tryouts near Galveston. And hopefully meet up someday. Keep up with the good vides your team projects.

Excelente! Thank you for helping our indigenous people. Saludos de Ecuador. ❤❤❤

Great Episode! SOC is truly a wonderful place with magical wildlife experiences...

Fishermen will not change unless you make them change . In the past and now . Isn’t the commercial cod gone up there.. It’s just at the beginning of cod rebounding from the 50s thru the 70s. Culture dies if fishermen aren’t made to work with new standards.. I’m absolutely positive if Lobster fishermen were not monitored they would deplete the population of bait herring . More than what’s already been done by them and other elements contributing to species extinction

Really excellent documentary of your visit to WHOI!

This is a bigger issue than can be addressed in a 12 minute video... from the perspective of protecting the whales off Maine from entanglement in lobster harvesting operations, what percentage of whale mortality is attributable to entanglement? And have the measures implemented by the lobster harvesting industry been shown to result in a statistically significant positive reduction in whale mortality? From the perspective of preserving the iconic Maine lobster harvesting industry, is it truly sustainable? What *is* going on with the lobster population? And what is driving the economics of increasing retail prices for lobsters yet lobster men are being paid less? Is it similar to what drove the near-disappearance of the family farm in the American Midwest? Who is really profiting from this? So many questions, so little time!

Travel is transformational. Tourism has the potential to be a conduit for change. Great work!

FYI (as a native Californian and familiar with the geology and geography of the American west...), not *all* rivers lead to the sea. Remember the Great Basin of North America (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Basin). But we loved this episode and understand the context of the title, that indeed there is an intimate and unmistakable bond between waters on the land with the sea. It's so amazing that you are able to make so many connections with people who defend these natural treasures. Keep it up!

This is where my family came from…

If this isn’t what we need to help show our world…

Brilliant!

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incredible journey!! that drone shot out of the fog was beautiful, looking forward to seeing whats to come

Most beautiful and professional video!! Great work, great couple. I know how hard it is to live on a boat, having been a year round live aboard skipper for 4.5 years on a 250 ton Expedition Vessel. Keira is courageous, and good hearted. I think it is harder for women to liveaboard. You both deserve each other. The only glitch I find is the name of the boat, that should be Apparent Twins. Best continuation to both of you in the spirit of Yemaja the Mother of all life on Pachamama. KB

Perfection of purpose. A beautiful voice given to a wonderful people and their realities...............and to the realities of our garden, the voice of the Earth. Excellent job done to such a valuable purpose.

wow, such a great video. So thoughtful and informative. I just went there to enjoy the beauty. But you guys have illuminated to me so much that I missed. Thanks so much. It was great to meet up with you there in the San Blas islands. Let’s do it again. I’m hoping to be in French Polynesia in the new year.

Mi papa😢

“There is Plastic” The beauty of this remarkable segment is the passion of the journey shared. Huge respect and with knowing the old Buddhist saying………..and hope… the oxen are slow but the Earth is patient.

Kiera, so good to see this "preview" and what you, Tripp, Allegra, and the rest of the crew went through that day! We had no idea when the leak started as we were watching Resilience go through the locks, but glad that you kept your spirits up and Allegra managed to do it with a smile (at least on camera). Welcome to your home ocean!

Loved the video. Sad you had to scurry along so much of the coat due to schedules and piracy threats. Costa Rica would have been a wonderful place to explore a little. The amount of plastic dredged up in just three hours was utterly alarming. Looking forward videos of more of the voyage.

Best episode so far! Would love to hear your take on the whales learning/teaching how to capsize boats. It's interesting to think about the intelligence that goes into that type of behavior and how similar it is to human behavior.

Wonderful. What a refresh, as I have been busy dealing with the WE pesky humans. You both and fabulous crew are touching the truths of our Garden and ALL creatures great and small. They know more and do better than we.

Awesome production. Great storytelling. Fair winds out there! Looking forward to see where you go next.