Venture to the Aleutians. Sand Point to Kodiak

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  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

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  • @africanleopard1920
    @africanleopard1920 3 роки тому +1

    THIS IS THE MOST WONDERFUL AND AMAZING TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY I HAVE EVER SEEN!. THANK YOU. - I watch all your Venture Boats trips (Aleutians, Alaska, British Columbia, Europe, Ireland, England, California, Idaho, New York). All videos are properly edited and perfectly presented. All landscapes, scenes, nature, blue sky, grey sky, deep blue sea make me feel so good. I enjoy watching all your videos (on my 72" flat screen TV - SONY) all time, every weekend from my home in Los Angeles. Even though I am not fortunate like you to circumnavigate the globe and travel on own boat, your sea journey and wonderful voyage videos have brought many delights and good feeling to me. We all ordinary people are grateful to you (Gratitude) for your generous and wonderful presentations. Thank you.

  • @jaapvandam5106
    @jaapvandam5106 3 роки тому

    With joy I joined you. Spectacular beautiful

  • @princeshan0000
    @princeshan0000 4 роки тому

    Great view & background track music very smoothly

  • @jnewts1
    @jnewts1 5 років тому +6

    Honestly , who needs a house with a boat like that ? GREEN with envy !!

  • @Semitry4u
    @Semitry4u 6 років тому +2

    Luckiest people in the world that get to travel on this fantastic yacht. If I get rich this will be my life. I will buy my own Venture. Thanks so much for sharing so I can live vicariously through you.

  • @Pollys13a
    @Pollys13a 4 роки тому

    Amazing, really enjoying these, thanks so much.

  • @michaelplesch
    @michaelplesch 9 років тому +7

    Following the adventures of Venture and crew, I have become enamored with your videos which are so educational, well narrated and the beautiful parts of the world in which you bring us to. Thank you Michael Plesch, West Palm Beach, FL

  • @yuniyonson
    @yuniyonson 5 років тому +2

    Dear Mr. Fleming, I have watched many of your videos(and enjoyed them), I have also traveled a lot over the Arctic Circle in Europe...but I have NEVER seen anything as beautiful as this Bay at the beginning of this video...I Thank You ...very very much.

  • @jimbo91262
    @jimbo91262 5 років тому

    Your films are just fabulous. The cinematography is simply brilliant. And that voice, so familiar. Perfection as a narrator.

  • @DonParsons1957
    @DonParsons1957 8 років тому +12

    The Exxon Valdez oil spill occurred in Prince William Sound, Alaska, on Good Friday, March 24, 1989, not 2012 as stated in the video. I do love your videos. Some I have watched a couple of times and will watch them all again. Thank you! :)

  • @xxxxxxxx4934
    @xxxxxxxx4934 9 років тому +4

    Absolutely fascinating thank you so much for sharing your trip with us.many thanks.john Wickens.uk

  • @josephtokarz7305
    @josephtokarz7305 6 років тому +1

    I absolutely Love your beautiful video's!

  • @johnh.8906
    @johnh.8906 9 років тому +3

    Super nice and informative video Tony!
    Thanks so much.
    John Huntley
    Vancouver Island B.C.

  • @ramonacrandall9492
    @ramonacrandall9492 4 роки тому

    wow look at the unusual shape of a spike mountains

  • @eeblizzard
    @eeblizzard 9 років тому +1

    Beautiful and informative, Thanks!

  • @SVELFARO
    @SVELFARO 9 років тому +1

    Thanks Tony beautiful video.

  • @jarmolkiewicz
    @jarmolkiewicz 8 років тому +4

    Outstanding

  • @JustAskingAndCurios
    @JustAskingAndCurios 9 років тому +2

    nice drone pix...

  • @Gusrikh1
    @Gusrikh1 5 років тому

    ..beautiful....

  • @jeepinjohnny2898
    @jeepinjohnny2898 5 років тому

    hey - thanks, again fleming.

  • @dutchpicklevideos
    @dutchpicklevideos 5 років тому

    beautiful video but Sand Point and Kodiak are not really considered to be in he Aleutians are they ? Castle Cape near Chignik is really on the Alaska peninsula no?

    • @FlemingYachts
      @FlemingYachts  5 років тому +1

      You are of course absolutely correct. Sand Point and Kodiak are certainly not even close to the Aleutians and Castle Cape is on the Alaska Peninsula. The Aleutians do not really start until
      Unimak Island west of False Pass. Our trip took us to Dutch Hsrbor on Unalaska Island. The confusion seems to have arisen because I broke our trip down into different 15 minute chapters. At the time video length was restricted. The full video runs for 1 hour. Maybe I should upload it.

    • @FlemingYachts
      @FlemingYachts  5 років тому +1

      Now you can watch ua-cam.com/video/EouzzYmXyhA/v-deo.html for the entire trip

  • @puckettcorneliusjones8242
    @puckettcorneliusjones8242 5 років тому

    Where do you refuel and how often? Do you have twin Yanmar diesel engines?

    • @FlemingYachts
      @FlemingYachts  5 років тому +1

      We have a pair of MAN 800hp engines. We have a range of approximately 1500 nm at 9 knots. More if we go slower.

  • @alantally5604
    @alantally5604 5 років тому

    WOW! What a trip! I am a very experienced backpacker of the Rockies and they are really great BUT noting like this. You WOULD really be affected if you went land side and camped out for a few days in this REAL WILDERNESS. Where you ACTUALLY experienced it directly the instead of just looking at it from afar. Which was truly great BUT not as great as LIVING RIGHT ON IT. SMELLING IT. FEELING IT. RIGHT UNDER YOUR FEET. LOOKING at it is not as great as LIVING RIGHT IN IT.

  • @joefreitas9339
    @joefreitas9339 5 років тому +1

    march 24 1989 was when the exxon valdez happened not 2012

  • @nigelniessen3101
    @nigelniessen3101 5 років тому

    Twenty million pounds of salmon to one boat in one year, and there are how many commercial fishing boats? More whisky please....and a valium.

  • @colintraveller
    @colintraveller 6 років тому

    Alaska was originally owned by Russia then they sold it to America ..

    • @FlemingYachts
      @FlemingYachts  6 років тому +2

      Actually it was originally home to the Aleuts and other indigenous peoples. It was commandeered by the Russians who sold it to the US on March 30th 1867 for a paltry $7.2 million in a deal dubbed at the time as Seward's folly!

  • @jago76
    @jago76 7 років тому +3

    Wonderful.