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I really enjoy your reports. I did 40 years in Network TV News and know what makes compelling story telling. Your audio is very crisp. You write to the video. You let natural sounds breathe. Your gfx are nice, too. Overall you are consistently knocking it out of the park. Thanks
I am really enjoying your journey. A lot everything the other comments are saying I agree. I have always thought that long distance cruises and especially a world cruise, that they obviously have to restock food and supplies along the way, rather than on a short 7 days cruise where it all comes from the home port. I really liked when you showed them stocking the ship at one of the ports and seeing what they may bring on board. I would enjoy seeing something that if you got to ask someone and tell you the products and procedures. Maybe certain parts of the world, they stock more of what they are known for and produce plenty of. Does the menus change as you go around the globe specific to certain regions? I don't think anyone has done anything like that, that I have seen. Thanks for sharing your incredible journey and I plan to watch the entire cruise and everything you upload!
It's amazing to consider the planning and coordination required to keep a cruise ship stocked and sailing across the globe. You've given us a fantastic idea for future content! Your interest in these aspects of cruising is truly inspiring, and we're excited to share more of these unique angles with you. Stay tuned for more.
@@bztravel That's exactly what I wanted to hear!! I love it when you go for lunch in those little towns( and do all the not so touristy stuff) and have drinks and show it, so to be able to see it for the ships is still something nobody films. I know they way you put out content, that it will be great. Thank you for responding, and so quickly.
Hi Guys, We join Celebrity Eclipse in Buenos Aires in 2 wks & will visit many of the ports you have on this sector of your world cruise & your experiences, advice & tips have proved extremely useful. Thank you. We debark in Valparaiso & stay in CUSCO ( on our way to Machu Picchu). We were impressed how well you both coped with the high altitude. We loved the venue of the RCI celebration dinner. It looks like a museum. We couldn’t see a name. Was this a one-off special event arranged by RCI or is this a regular “cultural/culinary” experience that my wife & I may be able to enjoy when we visit, like you did? We’ll continue to enjoy your travels. ENJOY.❤
We believe in capturing the essence of our experiences as they unfold, keeping the memories vibrant and fresh in our minds. This approach allows us to create our videos soon after our visits, ensuring that the details are as vivid and authentic as possible. Our focus is always on what strikes us most profoundly about each place.
There are so many beautiful places on this earth, and I think this must be one of the top ones. Great photography and narration as usual. One request from a foodie is when you are eating locally maybe a little description of what it is and how it was prepared. I see that you bought that purple sweater. The climate was right for it. I have a friend who in her 40s went and got a masters in Spanish and spent six weeks with a family in Peru. When she arrived she thought it was so cute of the little guinea pigs running around the kitchen . Then she was horrified one night when she found out what was for dinner. Even though you didn’t get to Machu Picchu I think maybe you had even a better tour you saw so much more of the area. Thanks
Ah, the purple sweater! Yes, it was a perfect match for the climate. Your friend's experience in Peru sounds like a true immersion into local life. Missing Machu Picchu was a disappointment, but exploring more of Cusco and its surroundings offered us an incredibly rich experience.
I am thoroughly enjoying your excellent vlogs, many thanks, however I have to say that they are just travelogues showcasing the different countries you are visiting which can also be found with other geographical vloggers. What would make your vlogs truly unique would be if you could also show us life on board the ship; what facilities there are on-board, shops, entertainments, food and drinks, how you fill each day between ports etc. For people thinking of making the same trip one day, it would very useful information. I am glad you are enjoying your trip so much, I know how much the cruise must have cost you!
Thank you so much for your feedback and for following our journey! We're thrilled to hear you're enjoying our vlogs. You've brought up an excellent point about showcasing life aboard the ship, and we think it's a fantastic idea! We'll make sure to include more behind-the-scenes glimpses into ship life in our upcoming episodes.
What a spectacular place! Amazing, beautiful, stunning vistas - how on earth they managed those stones is baffling - it makes Stonehenge here in the UK look amateurish! I'm thoroughly enjoying this trip with you - thanks for sharing and bringing us along!
Thanks again for being part of our travel. Comparing these marvels to the iconic Stonehenge highlights the diverse ways cultures around the world have expressed their mastery over stone. Each site has its own unique story and significance.
We were off the ship for two full days. Royal Caribbean did an amaizing job organizing that trip and it was complimentary for the whole group of world cruisers. We really enjoy it a lot!
Thank you for the kind words about our video! As for coping, we take it all in stride, enjoying the highs and learning from the lows, much like life itself. Everyone's experience is unique, and we strive to maintain a positive perspective, focusing on the beauty of the places we visit and the people we encounter.
I imagine the complexity of the logistics to put all those stops together. Kudos to Royal Caribbean employees.
Thank you for keeping up. It seems like many others have quit.
The journey of content creation is a challenging one, and it takes a lot of passion and perseverance to keep going. We love doing it and gives us joy knowing that is appreciated.
I really enjoy your reports. I did 40 years in Network TV News and know what makes compelling story telling. Your audio is very crisp. You write to the video. You let natural sounds breathe. Your gfx are nice, too. Overall you are consistently knocking it out of the park. Thanks
I am really enjoying your journey. A lot everything the other comments are saying I agree. I have always thought that long distance cruises and especially a world cruise, that they obviously have to restock food and supplies along the way, rather than on a short 7 days cruise where it all comes from the home port. I really liked when you showed them stocking the ship at one of the ports and seeing what they may bring on board. I would enjoy seeing something that if you got to ask someone and tell you the products and procedures. Maybe certain parts of the world, they stock more of what they are known for and produce plenty of. Does the menus change as you go around the globe specific to certain regions? I don't think anyone has done anything like that, that I have seen. Thanks for sharing your incredible journey and I plan to watch the entire cruise and everything you upload!
It's amazing to consider the planning and coordination required to keep a cruise ship stocked and sailing across the globe. You've given us a fantastic idea for future content! Your interest in these aspects of cruising is truly inspiring, and we're excited to share more of these unique angles with you. Stay tuned for more.
@@bztravel That's exactly what I wanted to hear!! I love it when you go for lunch in those little towns( and do all the not so touristy stuff) and have drinks and show it, so to be able to see it for the ships is still something nobody films. I know they way you put out content, that it will be great. Thank you for responding, and so quickly.
Super place
beautiful place
I'm ecstatic over this virtual cruise with you two....You're teaching us stuff I never knew.........
It's a joy to know that we're able to bring new insights and knowledge.
Hi Guys, We join Celebrity Eclipse in Buenos Aires in 2 wks & will visit many of the ports you have on this sector of your world cruise & your experiences, advice & tips have proved extremely useful. Thank you. We debark in Valparaiso & stay in CUSCO ( on our way to Machu Picchu). We were impressed how well you both coped with the high altitude. We loved the venue of the RCI celebration dinner. It looks like a museum. We couldn’t see a name. Was this a one-off special event arranged by RCI or is this a regular “cultural/culinary” experience that my wife & I may be able to enjoy when we visit, like you did?
We’ll continue to enjoy your travels. ENJOY.❤
Stunning! Wonderful video thank you 👍🏻
Thank you!
Welcome!
Seeing the world through your eyes is just amazing. Thank you for sharing
Thank you deeply for your heartwarming words! We're truly grateful for your appreciation
Great vlog, looked wonderful area. Still a little gutted for you that you didn’t get to Machu Picchu
I love how you describe the details…do you take notes along the way?
We believe in capturing the essence of our experiences as they unfold, keeping the memories vibrant and fresh in our minds. This approach allows us to create our videos soon after our visits, ensuring that the details are as vivid and authentic as possible. Our focus is always on what strikes us most profoundly about each place.
There are so many beautiful places on this earth, and I think this must be one of the top ones. Great photography and narration as usual. One request from a foodie is when you are eating locally maybe a little description of what it is and how it was prepared. I see that you bought that purple sweater. The climate was right for it. I have a friend who in her 40s went and got a masters in Spanish and spent six weeks with a family in Peru. When she arrived she thought it was so cute of the little guinea pigs running around the kitchen . Then she was horrified one night when she found out what was for dinner. Even though you didn’t get to Machu Picchu I think maybe you had even a better tour you saw so much more of the area. Thanks
Ah, the purple sweater! Yes, it was a perfect match for the climate. Your friend's experience in Peru sounds like a true immersion into local life. Missing Machu Picchu was a disappointment, but exploring more of Cusco and its surroundings offered us an incredibly rich experience.
This was amazing and beautiful. So much culture. I love learning new things about different ppl.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for taking me along ! Your photography is excellent
Your kind words truly mean a lot to us!
best vlog for me thank you
Thank you for being a part of our adventure-loving community!
another great video. Thanks for sharing. im really enjoying all your adventures
Thanks for watching!
I am thoroughly enjoying your excellent vlogs, many thanks, however I have to say that they are just travelogues showcasing the different countries you are visiting which can also be found with other geographical vloggers. What would make your vlogs truly unique would be if you could also show us life on board the ship; what facilities there are on-board, shops, entertainments, food and drinks, how you fill each day between ports etc. For people thinking of making the same trip one day, it would very useful information. I am glad you are enjoying your trip so much, I know how much the cruise must have cost you!
Thank you so much for your feedback and for following our journey! We're thrilled to hear you're enjoying our vlogs. You've brought up an excellent point about showcasing life aboard the ship, and we think it's a fantastic idea! We'll make sure to include more behind-the-scenes glimpses into ship life in our upcoming episodes.
Such a beautiful country ! Thank you for such an awesome video x😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing. Awesome footage.
You're very welcome, and thank you for your kind words!
That was very beautiful, loving your videos.
Thank you so much!
What a spectacular place! Amazing, beautiful, stunning vistas - how on earth they managed those stones is baffling - it makes Stonehenge here in the UK look amateurish! I'm thoroughly enjoying this trip with you - thanks for sharing and bringing us along!
Thanks again for being part of our travel. Comparing these marvels to the iconic Stonehenge highlights the diverse ways cultures around the world have expressed their mastery over stone. Each site has its own unique story and significance.
Another beautiful stop. Great video
What a fascinating place.
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That looked amazing! how many days were you off the ship it looked like it's own mini vacation.
We were off the ship for two full days. Royal Caribbean did an amaizing job organizing that trip and it was complimentary for the whole group of world cruisers. We really enjoy it a lot!
Great video, was coping with the altitude difficult?
Thank you for the kind words about our video! As for coping, we take it all in stride, enjoying the highs and learning from the lows, much like life itself. Everyone's experience is unique, and we strive to maintain a positive perspective, focusing on the beauty of the places we visit and the people we encounter.
Amazing place. I’m glad you didn’t want to eat guinea pig.
Are the interior excursions by plane included or are they excursions you pay extra for?
The excursion was included in the cruise package. Universal truth is "there is noting free", it's an expensive cruise so basically we paid in advance.
The only the Incas or any ancient people could move large stones is with logs, levers, and pulleys. Same with the Egyptians.