the church choir was so powerful and touching. I just can't believe such a tiny place is a home to many people living so far away from us and so content. So glad you guys did not skip this island.
Those kids are adorable. My daughter is the same age as Madeenia and I reckon they'd have a great time playing there. Sometimes I wish I could just pack up my family and move to a remote island like this. The community on these small islands is so much more closely knit than most highly populated places. Perfect for raising a family.
Little Henry looks destined to be a great leader in his community. Loved the singing! I can't wait until next weeks' episode to see more of this tiny island and the people.
Thank you for taking us to church. Those children are so precious. Picking up the plastic....There's reality for you. Our garbage on their beautiful beach. These trips you are taking us on are amazing. Thank you so much.
Wags and Paula! So great to see our old neighbors from Kailua on this channel! Have been really enjoying all of these videos. Thank you guys so much for posting such great content.
Nikki, Jason, I can't imagine what its like to float up to a mooring ball, tie off, and be accepted into, and being adopted by a local family. That when you think about it just blown my mind. I would so love to be doing exactly what you two are doing. Thank you for taking all of us along.
So I just have to say, after watching a number of sailing channels....why I like yours the best...even compared to that one that starts with an L. You give us a complete tour....a little history, a little education, a view of the different foods where you are, a view of the habitat, wildlife, and marine life., your nautical charts, your enthusiastic personalities, and the people you meet, and great videography just to name a few. Other channels don’t ( only other is old seadog, ruby rose maybe) give such a awesome complete view...and not to the level of inspirational views that you two do. And your beautiful cats....bonus❤️ Thanks for sharing yourselves and the world in so many ways 😊
I watch this channel occasionally. I like Sailing La Vagabond best, I think. Not sure. Those two are very much in love, have fun friends, traveled Africa, the Mediterranean, New Zealand and along the Eastern coast of the USA and more. They remain in some places, fish hunting and exploring. They're calming... This vid isn't like the norm. It was tense, or more than usual.
I watch your channel faithfully, I started when you two were RVing years ago and have enjoyed your journey with you both . 😊I love your videography and the level of honesty that you bring. You and Delos are in a tie for favorite, you both are so good I can't pick one over the other 💕
I like these guys better, La Vagabond were handed a cat on lease and have to perform like trained seals to keep their views up and keep it. These two are much more natural.
@@tombobtail7706 and LaVegabond Elaina got a Boob job and Tattooed eyebrows about 2yrs ago, which is 100% fine, but when people were curious and asked about it, they were blocked. Soooo, everyone is just supposed to be dumb and not know nothing. They contradict themselves constantly and I find them to be followers and not leaders. JMO
being a church going christian myself, i found this episode quite satisfying and encouraging,that beautiful rainbow really looked heavenly and those islanders ;as usual so friendly.(kids adorable). glad your feeling better Jason, you guys are in my prayers. Big Love.Xx
The church singing got to my soul! It made me so emotional hearing it thinking of all the old helms we would sing at my church home in the beginning 💛💛 this island is beautiful!
Are (or were) the Cook Islands claimed by Britain? 2nd Lord Palmerston was First Lord of the Admiralty, the political post in charge of the Navy, at the time that Cap. Cook landed on the island. (His son, 3rd Lord Palmerston, was Prime Minister - several times - and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in various governments and political parties in Queen Victoria's governments.) It's wonderful that the people who live there are so friendly and open. More paradise, freely and lovingly shared. Magic. What a great experience! I hope that you got through the rough weather OK. I suppose we'll know next week.
I read somewhere that Palmerston Island is the smallest "native English-speaking island" in the world. I wonder if there's a formal association of the Cook Islands with the British Commonwealth ... of maybe a less formal relationship through New Zealand. It doesn't matter, the islands are stunningly beautiful locations and it's heartwarming that you had the opportunity to visit them and share time with the residents there. Thanks for a wonderful video!
This is one of my absolute favorite videos. Clearly, you are not just tourists here, but part of island life, even if it is still temporary. Would love to visit someday.
I loved this episode! I teared up because of the church hymns and I could feel the warmth of the community. What a great episode and I can’t wait to learn more about the people and your experience there.
As someone who grew up listening to Organs and big Chiors, being a musician myself and experiencing the wonders of music: That singing is something I want to go experience. it was FANTASTIC, and probably much better in person to!!!!
You all keep breaking the mold and I keep watching!!!!! You have touched countless viewers in a special way. The world is better because of your presence. 🥇🥇🥇🍻. Cheers 👍🇺🇸😎
Ahhh...this episode was WONDERful! We loved it! What a special and rare opportunity for ALL of us to experience such a sweet & remote island & family. Seeing the wave action as s/v Curiosity flew across the water was really cool to see! The island's hospitality extended to visitors is really sweet, along with the care they take to keep their island home special. It is tragic to see that much plastic washing up on their shores, yet it is so important and good for you to share this reality. Reminders of how we are all connected is so important for us all to see and feel. Thank you for sharing your adventures. They inspire and open windows & hearts to our beautiful world!
This short snapshot of island life whets the appetite for more. Please, a bit more of island life here on this small piece of unencumbered, tranquil living. Your site is among the very best for life as it is away from the hustle of big city life. Thanks for sharing. So appreciated.
I was worried about your boat when you left her in such high winds. The kids look so cute and friendly. Looks like you had a great time. I think it is fine that they ask visitors to help deliver needed items on the way to the island.
Now that’s how we all should treat the people that come to see and visit were ever we live . Would make for a better world ,plus the bonus is that you get to meat others from around the world . And have new friends for life . Thanks for sharing this with all of us . Was probably a hard editing in those ruff waters ,and worrying about the boat . So thanks again for all the time you two put in to sharing your life and travels with us . From Steve stott in sutherlin Oregon u.s.a.
I think this has to be the best part of your travels. Getting to meet great people in their own habitat, their own way of living and seeing their daily struggles. Thanks for sharing this with us.
I watch faithfully; but rarely comment. Of all the great vlogs this moves to the top. It was neat to see Henry picking up debris and planting a tree, apparently on his own. Well done ⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵
What a way to start a Sunday Morning. WOW that was a wonderful intro to this new amazing place of your travels. You two are sharing things that most of us don't even know that exist much less will ever see in person. Thanks Guy's.
Ps from the himalyan hermit . Your oceans travel journey,offered on youtube ,is a nice reminder for me ,for what i miss the most ,expanse of water and travel adventures . Thank you and all the best !
I’m so glad you travelled to this little island, I’ve been trying to find an actual, quality video about it and you guys provided it. Thank you so much :)
I remember reading about Palmerston through the blogs of s/v Bumfuzzle and s/v Slapdash years ago...and thought it was the neatest thing ever to arrive to such a remote island and be adopted into the families. It was actually what gave me the final push to want to go cruising! So happy that you've had the chance to experience it and are able to share it with all of us. 😀
Sincerely emotional watching this episode. I started typing a long explanation, but I don't feel it necessary, so backspace backspace. In summary, truly thankful that you shared this with us.
How many of you have dreams? Are they just dreams or are your pursuing them? These two and many like them are the reason why I'm studying for my captain license. This world is filled with so many amazing people. I'm reminded of Anthony Bourdain and his shows. He showed us if we just sit down and break bread with someone it can change things. Yes we are a planet of my different people, cultures, races and and religions but yet in the end we are all human. I hope someday we can drop all the bs and realize we all should just live together. We have to try to get along on this little blue rock floating through the universe. Until then choose to see all of humility first and will do my part one person at a time. Enjoy your Sunday.
Do you ever watch some of your old vlogs and think of how far you have come and how much you have accomplished. I love your vlogs so much! You two have amazing personalities and always makes me smile. Thank you for making me feel warm during a cold winter ❣
Perfect timing for this Thanksgiving weekend! Showing us how important family is to us all. What a lovely and peaceful place, with its residents sharing their life with total strangers from far far away.
Great story ..as usual. Here is the simple test for me..I NEVER hit the fast forward button at any time during your videos..ever. You are one of the ONLY channels that does not rely on boring music montages. Your use of music and natural sound is always perfect, you always shift gears in both audio, and shot selection before it drags..so great. THANK YOU for being so careful with your viewers valuable time. Always educate, and entertain by keeping it moving, and you will always be the best of the best..almost 300k subs and going strong.
Wow, when I read that it is customary to bring some items to this island, I did not expect it to be something like a huge printer. The way the wiki explains it, it seemed like simple postal mail. And very cool that you visited this place. When I saw that it was on your route, I was excited to see what you would see there.
Another Sunday morning spent with The Might Wynn’s. What a fascinating stop this time. Watch out for that falling fruit Jason 😀 Can’t wait for the next installment. Sail on⛵️
What a wonderful place! A few nice people, simple life, beauty all around. No vehicles. No crazy city people. I love it! Thanks for sharing your visit with us!! Can't wait to see more! Thank You!
Your cinematography skills always show the adventure and a story. So sorry SOMEONE got sick! As always, thank you for putting yourself out there. I no longer travel the world and you help keep so many great memories alive for me. Cheers
Love how you guys still pay attention to basic safety , always notice you both wearing PFD's and your safety tag line in place for going to the sail area. Noted on numerous episodes in past so shows how you guys paid attention during your sailing training back in FL. Follow quite a few sailing sites that I enjoy as much as you guys, but disappointed often when you see the families and kids going out on foredeck to retrieve lines or such or fishing from aft scoop etc and nobody even has a PFD on while underway at a reasonable speed. Good to see you both are setting good example underway.
This is the island I’ve been looking for, And you’ve found it for me. I love that you guys seek out these small remote places that most avoid and become...family with the locals. I think that I will charter a boat and find Palmerston, build a beach shack and finish the novel that I’ve been working on for many years. i think I will be able to get past page 2 at a place like that...
Another beautifully crafted short movie. What an interesting island! I can’t imagine growing up there and living life. I bet internet access has had an impact there. Thank you again for sharing all your hard work!
That's one of the neatest islands you have visited so far. The natives were amazingly friendly. Nikki dressed for church, in a straw hat, and barefoot, was delightful. OK, everything Nikki does is delightful. I felt sorry for Jason in the beginning, he did start this video looking like warmed over death. Glad he recovered as time wore on. I wonder if a storm was passing, or is it that windy all the time on that island? Looks like a great place for a wind generator; provided they make one robust enough to stand up to the gusts & etc. As always you have started my Sunday off enjoyably; and I wish you fair winds and safe travels.
What an incredible experience to be welcomed into the community. It is a joy to watch your videos and share just a bit in your adventures. Jason I hope you are feeling better and that the weather allows you a break from the sea sickness.
As always, AMAZING episode guys, you always have a great adventure wherever you go. Thanks for taking us along with you!! Fair Wynns and Following Seas Curiosity !!
Congratulations Wynn's, you found Mysterious Island! That was awesome and I am so happy for you two to find such a place still exist and the people there are awesome, very Christ like and it warms the heart. Thank you for sharing this trip, it truly is inspiring and being so close to Christmas, it just makes the heart grow fonder.
Would love to hear more about how they maintain & sustain. How often do supply ships come, how do they deal with medical issues, how are kids educated, how many kids grow up & leave vs stay or return to the island, etc. Thanks for the wonderful videos!
Such a awesome experience. Thank you for sharing with us. It's amazing how much you opened my little world by sharing these places and the people you meet along the way.
Loved this episode it was so nice you guys got to help with a package delivery, go to church and clean up the beach. I hope you two are getting rest and seeing lots of relatives and friends in Texas.
Who would have guessed? Way in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, very remote, and only 35ish inhabitants on this island and everyone has an iPhone, internet connectivity (blow my mind how that is provided, unless satellite) and everyone is family. God is amazing. BTW, ladies, loved your church hats !!!
As with ALL of your videos, your video of a location is the VERY BEST. GREAT & AWESOME job, and many thanks for making this video a blessing to so many !
We loved this episode it was similar to the ones you first made when you began this journey. My wife and I are wanting to do a similar journey. As a photographer I have a few questions about stock photography and if you do that. Please keep the videos PG rated as so many channels don’t and this is way more exciting and inspiring.
the church choir was so powerful and touching. I just can't believe such a tiny place is a home to many people living so far away from us and so content. So glad you guys did not skip this island.
Those kids are adorable. My daughter is the same age as Madeenia and I reckon they'd have a great time playing there. Sometimes I wish I could just pack up my family and move to a remote island like this. The community on these small islands is so much more closely knit than most highly populated places. Perfect for raising a family.
Little Henry looks destined to be a great leader in his community. Loved the singing! I can't wait until next weeks' episode to see more of this tiny island and the people.
Thank you for taking us to church. Those children are so precious. Picking up the plastic....There's reality for you. Our garbage on their beautiful beach. These trips you are taking us on are amazing. Thank you so much.
Wags and Paula! So great to see our old neighbors from Kailua on this channel!
Have been really enjoying all of these videos. Thank you guys so much for posting such great content.
Nikki, Jason, I can't imagine what its like to float up to a mooring ball, tie off, and be accepted into, and being adopted by a local family. That when you think about it just blown my mind. I would so love to be doing exactly what you two are doing. Thank you for taking all of us along.
So I just have to say, after watching a number of sailing channels....why I like yours the best...even compared to that one that starts with an L. You give us a complete tour....a little history, a little education, a view of the different foods where you are, a view of the habitat, wildlife, and marine life., your nautical charts, your enthusiastic personalities, and the people you meet, and great videography just to name a few. Other channels don’t ( only other is old seadog, ruby rose maybe) give such a awesome complete view...and not to the level of inspirational views that you two do. And your beautiful cats....bonus❤️ Thanks for sharing yourselves and the world in so many ways 😊
I watch this channel occasionally. I like Sailing La Vagabond best, I think. Not sure.
Those two are very much in love, have fun friends, traveled Africa, the Mediterranean, New Zealand and along the Eastern coast of the USA and more. They remain in some places, fish hunting and exploring. They're calming... This vid isn't like the norm. It was tense, or more than usual.
I watch your channel faithfully, I started when you two were RVing years ago and have enjoyed your journey with you both . 😊I love your videography and the level of honesty that you bring. You and Delos are in a tie for favorite, you both are so good I can't pick one over the other 💕
I like these guys better, La Vagabond were handed a cat on lease and have to perform like trained seals to keep their views up and keep it. These two are much more natural.
@@tombobtail7706 and LaVegabond Elaina got a Boob job and Tattooed eyebrows about 2yrs ago, which is 100% fine, but when people were curious and asked about it, they were blocked. Soooo, everyone is just supposed to be dumb and not know nothing. They contradict themselves constantly and I find them to be followers and not leaders. JMO
being a church going christian myself, i found this episode quite satisfying and encouraging,that beautiful rainbow really looked heavenly and those islanders ;as usual so friendly.(kids adorable). glad your feeling better Jason, you guys are in my prayers. Big Love.Xx
The church singing got to my soul! It made me so emotional hearing it thinking of all the old helms we would sing at my church home in the beginning 💛💛 this island is beautiful!
I love that they invite guests to church.
This episode is why your site is at the top of my favorites list. Keep up the normalization of humanity and the education of the untraveled.
I fully agree, wanted to say something similar and saw your corresponding reaction:)
Thanks for bringing 'over there' to over here. You two do this like art.
Are (or were) the Cook Islands claimed by Britain? 2nd Lord Palmerston was First Lord of the Admiralty, the political post in charge of the Navy, at the time that Cap. Cook landed on the island. (His son, 3rd Lord Palmerston, was Prime Minister - several times - and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in various governments and political parties in Queen Victoria's governments.)
It's wonderful that the people who live there are so friendly and open. More paradise, freely and lovingly shared. Magic.
What a great experience! I hope that you got through the rough weather OK. I suppose we'll know next week.
Cook Islands is kept safe by NZ. I’m not sure how it goes round to Britain but I do know there are a ton of Kiwi’s in CI :)
I read somewhere that Palmerston Island is the smallest "native English-speaking island" in the world. I wonder if there's a formal association of the Cook Islands with the British Commonwealth ... of maybe a less formal relationship through New Zealand.
It doesn't matter, the islands are stunningly beautiful locations and it's heartwarming that you had the opportunity to visit them and share time with the residents there.
Thanks for a wonderful video!
This is one of my absolute favorite videos. Clearly, you are not just tourists here, but part of island life, even if it is still temporary. Would love to visit someday.
My daughter (10yr) said the same thing!
@@TheFosterJourney And I was about to say the same thing! Ditto and ditto again!
@@cccharlie007 👍⛵
I loved this episode! I teared up because of the church hymns and I could feel the warmth of the community. What a great episode and I can’t wait to learn more about the people and your experience there.
Wow, that singing in church was beautiful, what wonderful people!!
As someone who grew up listening to Organs and big Chiors, being a musician myself and experiencing the wonders of music: That singing is something I want to go experience. it was FANTASTIC, and probably much better in person to!!!!
Thats the Marsters family for yah
You should listen to other songs then it’s beautiful
You all keep breaking the mold and I keep watching!!!!! You have touched countless viewers in a special way. The world is better because of your presence. 🥇🥇🥇🍻. Cheers 👍🇺🇸😎
Ahhh...this episode was WONDERful! We loved it! What a special and rare opportunity for ALL of us to experience such a sweet & remote island & family. Seeing the wave action as s/v Curiosity flew across the water was really cool to see! The island's hospitality extended to visitors is really sweet, along with the care they take to keep their island home special. It is tragic to see that much plastic washing up on their shores, yet it is so important and good for you to share this reality. Reminders of how we are all connected is so important for us all to see and feel. Thank you for sharing your adventures. They inspire and open windows & hearts to our beautiful world!
This short snapshot of island life whets the appetite for more. Please, a bit more of island life here on this small piece of unencumbered, tranquil living. Your site is among the very best for life as it is away from the hustle of big city life. Thanks for sharing. So appreciated.
I was worried about your boat when you left her in such high winds.
The kids look so cute and friendly. Looks like you had a great time.
I think it is fine that they ask visitors to help deliver needed items on the way to the island.
Now that’s how we all should treat the people that come to see and visit were ever we live . Would make for a better world ,plus the bonus is that you get to meat others from around the world . And have new friends for life . Thanks for sharing this with all of us . Was probably a hard editing in those ruff waters ,and worrying about the boat . So thanks again for all the time you two put in to sharing your life and travels with us . From Steve stott in sutherlin Oregon u.s.a.
What a beautiful experience!!! It is so shocking to see their wonderful land sullied with waste from the mainlands. Thanks so much for sharing!
I think this has to be the best part of your travels. Getting to meet great people in their own habitat, their own way of living and seeing their daily struggles. Thanks for sharing this with us.
I watch faithfully; but rarely comment. Of all the great vlogs this moves to the top. It was neat to see Henry picking up debris and planting a tree, apparently on his own. Well done ⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵
Pretty amazing that there are people living on such a tiny island. What a awesome experience you guys are having.
What a way to start a Sunday Morning. WOW that was a wonderful intro to this new amazing place of your travels. You two are sharing things that most of us don't even know that exist much less will ever see in person. Thanks Guy's.
Now that is a smart island. They know how to do business and be accommodating to sailors and others! Good job little island good job!
You guy's are amazing. Somehow you turned a tiny island with 30 + or - people into a wonderful experience. Thanks... and continued safe travels.
This world is such an amazing place. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Sailing the world finding exotic islands and sharing with indigenous people, isn't that what its all about. The very best to both of you!
From Middle East Saudi Arabia. Thank you so much for sharing this video with us .God bless you all
Best regards from Saudi Arabia
Ps from the himalyan hermit . Your oceans travel journey,offered on youtube ,is a nice reminder for me ,for what i miss the most ,expanse of water and travel adventures . Thank you and all the best !
Man...that hymn got me right in the feels.
I’m so glad you travelled to this little island, I’ve been trying to find an actual, quality video about it and you guys provided it. Thank you so much :)
Such a fun episode! You two bring insight and a glimpse into a way of life (or world) most of us will never experience otherwise. Thank you!
I remember reading about Palmerston through the blogs of s/v Bumfuzzle and s/v Slapdash years ago...and thought it was the neatest thing ever to arrive to such a remote island and be adopted into the families. It was actually what gave me the final push to want to go cruising! So happy that you've had the chance to experience it and are able to share it with all of us. 😀
Every Sunday I'm reminded the world is a fantastic place. Thanks, Wynns!
I've always wanted to visit Palmerston Island, thank you for sharing and I cant wait for your next episode.
Poor Jason he looked like he was rode hard and hung up wet. Another great video. Thank you. 👍👍
Sincerely emotional watching this episode. I started typing a long explanation, but I don't feel it necessary, so backspace backspace.
In summary, truly thankful that you shared this with us.
The kids are adorable, the island is gorgeous, and you show me another place that I could have only imagined otherwise. Thank you!!!
How many of you have dreams? Are they just dreams or are your pursuing them? These two and many like them are the reason why I'm studying for my captain license. This world is filled with so many amazing people. I'm reminded of Anthony Bourdain and his shows. He showed us if we just sit down and break bread with someone it can change things. Yes we are a planet of my different people, cultures, races and and religions but yet in the end we are all human. I hope someday we can drop all the bs and realize we all should just live together. We have to try to get along on this little blue rock floating through the universe. Until then choose to see all of humility first and will do my part one person at a time. Enjoy your Sunday.
Coffee and the Wynn’s, my day can now begin! I so look forward to each and every adventure guys! Thanks
Your life is very blessed. I so enjoyed visiting the church with you and listening to their worship. Thank you so much for all you include us in.
Do you ever watch some of your old vlogs and think of how far you have come and how much you have accomplished. I love your vlogs so much! You two have amazing personalities and always makes me smile. Thank you for making me feel warm during a cold winter ❣
I just love your editing style. So much love, time and care put in!
Back at work, saved your episodes for Coffee break. Thx for the upload, and its so wonderful to see such hospitality.
I cant wait to see more of what its like to live there ... loved the episode cheers guys 🇦🇺🇦🇺
Looks like you have become accomplished sailors. The places you have sailed are just beautiful. Please keep the videos coming
What a wonderful experience that was tagging along with you to that magical place.
Very tastefully done! Another great vlogumentary.
Touching!! So glad you got to be apart of this Island.....very very cool
I love this couple aside for adventure they help also people in this remote island. Keep the good work guys 🙏
My favorite video you have done yet. Hope there is more from here next week.
Yep, so stay tuned!
Perfect timing for this Thanksgiving weekend! Showing us how important family is to us all. What a lovely and peaceful place, with its residents sharing their life with total strangers from far far away.
Outstanding. I normally do not comment on your very professional videos, but this one and the story of the people is fabulous.
I’ve been following for a while and prob one of my fav episodes, cant wait to see more of this island and way of life
What a wonderful experience. So idyllic and inspirational as to caring for the environment.
Great story ..as usual. Here is the simple test for me..I NEVER hit the fast forward button at any time during your videos..ever. You are one of the ONLY channels that does not rely on boring music montages. Your use of music and natural sound is always perfect, you always shift gears in both audio, and shot selection before it drags..so great. THANK YOU for being so careful with your viewers valuable time. Always educate, and entertain by keeping it moving, and you will always be the best of the best..almost 300k subs and going strong.
Awe, thanks for the love!
Such beautiful people and their music, just incredible! Thank you!
Wow, when I read that it is customary to bring some items to this island, I did not expect it to be something like a huge printer. The way the wiki explains it, it seemed like simple postal mail.
And very cool that you visited this place. When I saw that it was on your route, I was excited to see what you would see there.
Another Sunday morning spent with The Might Wynn’s. What a fascinating stop this time. Watch out for that falling fruit Jason 😀
Can’t wait for the next installment. Sail on⛵️
This is so cool! Their singing is wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing it all.
Thanks for wearing your PFDs while under way.
Ed Potter. 62yr on the water. 🤗
As a grandad I love kids, glad u guys had socialized with them, awesome islanders and there culture, great episode!
What a special experience to have, being adopted certainly helps you feel part of the culture and community. You are blessed.
Another great video, you are my favorite sailing channel. Your editing and narratives are wonderful.
What a wonderful place! A few nice people, simple life, beauty all around. No vehicles. No crazy city people. I love it! Thanks for sharing your visit with us!! Can't wait to see more! Thank You!
Mark Dickey - Enjoy your comment . No vehicles at 14:01 ! ( I hope they are electric ! )
So awesome you made it to Palmerston. My stay in 1984 is at the top of my list of best island visits ever.
Your cinematography skills always show the adventure and a story. So sorry SOMEONE got sick! As always, thank you for putting yourself out there. I no longer travel the world and you help keep so many great memories alive for me. Cheers
Love how you guys still pay attention to basic safety , always notice you both wearing PFD's and your safety tag line in place for going to the sail area. Noted on numerous episodes in past so shows how you guys paid attention during your sailing training back in FL. Follow quite a few sailing sites that I enjoy as much as you guys, but disappointed often when you see the families and kids going out on foredeck to retrieve lines or such or fishing from aft scoop etc and nobody even has a PFD on while underway at a reasonable speed. Good to see you both are setting good example underway.
This is the island I’ve been looking for, And you’ve found it for me. I love that you guys seek out these small remote places that most avoid and become...family with the locals. I think that I will charter a boat and find Palmerston, build a beach shack and finish the novel that I’ve been working on for many years. i think I will be able to get past page 2 at a place like that...
Another beautifully crafted short movie. What an interesting island! I can’t imagine growing up there and living life. I bet internet access has had an impact there. Thank you again for sharing all your hard work!
That's one of the neatest islands you have visited so far. The natives were amazingly friendly. Nikki dressed for church, in a straw hat, and barefoot, was delightful. OK, everything Nikki does is delightful. I felt sorry for Jason in the beginning, he did start this video looking like warmed over death. Glad he recovered as time wore on. I wonder if a storm was passing, or is it that windy all the time on that island? Looks like a great place for a wind generator; provided they make one robust enough to stand up to the gusts & etc. As always you have started my Sunday off enjoyably; and I wish you fair winds and safe travels.
Now you begin to understand a world through other eyes - the benefit of the humble traveler.
What an incredible experience to be welcomed into the community. It is a joy to watch your videos and share just a bit in your adventures.
Jason I hope you are feeling better and that the weather allows you a break from the sea sickness.
What an amazing experience you must have had. Thank you for sharing!
As always, AMAZING episode guys, you always have a great adventure wherever you go. Thanks for taking us along with you!! Fair Wynns and Following Seas Curiosity !!
Congratulations Wynn's, you found Mysterious Island! That was awesome and I am so happy for you two to find such a place still exist and the people there are awesome, very Christ like and it warms the heart. Thank you for sharing this trip, it truly is inspiring and being so close to Christmas, it just makes the heart grow fonder.
Would love to hear more about how they maintain & sustain. How often do supply ships come, how do they deal with medical issues, how are kids educated, how many kids grow up & leave vs stay or return to the island, etc. Thanks for the wonderful videos!
Then tune in next week when we talk about daily island life. 😀
Fantastic! Have visited Palmerston 5 times since 1973. Wonderful place. You are so lucky to have had this experience!
Oh my, 5 times!!! That's incredible...you must have logged some sea miles over the years.
245,000 more or less.
Wow! it’s so remote. Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing!
Short and sweet a nice rest with some more amazing People. You guys are the best visitors always.
The singing is AMAZING! I love it. I studied ethnomusicology in college. This is incredible
Loved this laid back exploration into a beautiful village and a beautiful way of life. Good luck in those strong winds 🌬️🌬️⚓
of course all your videos are great! But this one was such an authentic look into a place I would never see.
I am so happy to see you guys! Ive missed you! Always living your best life. Thanks as always for sharing your amazing adventures.
Such a awesome experience. Thank you for sharing with us. It's amazing how much you opened my little world by sharing these places and the people you meet along the way.
Thanks for sharing y’all amazing life!! 👍👍
Loved this episode it was so nice you guys got to help with a package delivery, go to church and clean up the beach. I hope you two are getting rest and seeing lots of relatives and friends in Texas.
Really great story telling, interesting backstory.
.... that sure was a blow there towards the end ...... another great episode thx ..... have fun be safe, save our oceans .......
Terrific, breathtaking and heartbreaking vlog! Fascinating history, Palmerston.
I’m so happy when I get to watch another video from my favorite UA-camrs. Thank you so much.
Who would have guessed? Way in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, very remote, and only 35ish inhabitants on this island and everyone has an iPhone, internet connectivity (blow my mind how that is provided, unless satellite) and everyone is family. God is amazing. BTW, ladies, loved your church hats !!!
The more remote destinations always seem to be the greatest experience for Curiosity
What a great experience. I enjoyed this episode. Really looking forward to next week.
I've been waiting patiently for this video. I love the way you showcase the cooks and the culture. I can't wait for your next video! Kia Manuia!
As with ALL of your videos, your video of a location is the VERY BEST. GREAT & AWESOME job, and many thanks for making this video a blessing to so many !
Hi, I get seasick in the bath so I have much sympathy for Jason. Great video guys 👍.
We loved this episode it was similar to the ones you first made when you began this journey. My wife and I are wanting to do a similar journey. As a photographer I have a few questions about stock photography and if you do that. Please keep the videos PG rated as so many channels don’t and this is way more exciting and inspiring.