So great to see you both out on the water sailing again. Your energy is palpable and so fantastic to see both enjoying yourselves after working so hard on the boat.
You've opened my eyes to Tonga and I think I am not alone in being able to better understand them and have deeper feelings for all of the people there. Thanks.
Glad you’re adventuring - hope you and those you know and love avoided catastrophic effects from the volcanic explosion and tsunamis from Tonga Other than that, fun watch as usual
I hope all my sailing channels are ok. Zatara crew was ready to head back have to go check them. Nahowa just got back to thier boat but can't remember what island thier on. So you guys stay safe.
God is good for such pure love of life, nature and all your surroundings even as Mother Earth unleashes her anger because her children (All the big gun-countries) are fighting over stupidity... N watching your exploration adventures n what not makes me faith in God stronger... Thank you and stay safe...God bless
That family in Tonga has a channel! It’s “Dior Sheen” I believe....I think they were going back to New Zealand or was it Australia? Anyway, it’s a great channel.
Glad to see the “giddiness” is back. Your enjoyment for sailing really comes through on this video. It has been a long time that repairs to the boat haven’t been the theme to the vlog.
It's crazy how we all feel a strong connection to Tonga because of you two... thank you Jason & Nikki for letting us be a part of your AWESOME world adventure... Gary from SW Utah...
I've been watching you guys since the RV days and I love that you're able to explore the world in the way that you have. Cudos to both of you. I work full-time with my wife and that alone can be quite the challenge in itself. I know we only see the good stuff, but I know that sometimes the struggle is real. :) Thank you so much for sharing your lives with us. Many times when I watch, I get all starry eyed thinking about selling our house for a nice Class A and traveling the country. Maybe someday...Cheers you two.
My wife and I had the same idea. The pandemic changed our plans of selling our home. We are going to have to work a 2 more years to keep what we have and buy a cheaper class A and a much smaller boat. We haven't given up the dream though. Stay safe and enjoy your journey.
We have watched them since their first motorhome. We haven't sold our house, but bought a beautiful used motorhome for vacations, and some short weekend trips. My husband and I both work full time and still have our house. I love our vacations, and now, we both wouldnt have it any other way.
@@kimberlyholland8864 Hi Kim. We actually bought a motor home about 4 years ago now too. We both work full-time as well and love getting away even for 3 days on a weekend. We'll never stop at this point and it's why I say that I'd love to be able to just travel. Maybe someday!
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this, and how envious I am! Stuck in the UK in January, blue blue sea and that sort of life seems like another planet! Great to see you both back on the water - look forward to the next installment!
Hi Guys, Love your channel! Glad you're back in the water, and adventuring. A word of advice from a retired (35 years) electronics tech. ALWAYS flush electronics that has been in salt water, with fresh. Remove the battery, if possible, and flush with Copious amounts of fresh water, as soon as possible after the immersion. Disassemble it as much as possible. Use a hair dryer, if available, or just let it dry out for several days. The salt water will certainly destroy it, so you really have nothing to lose by dowsing it in fresh. I have gone as far as putting equipment into a dishwasher. Good luck with your current travels. Calm seas, and following winds.
Prayer for all in Tonga and surrounding areas effected. Your trip was beautiful as always. I’m surprised no fish were caught. The salad looked really good. Thanks for sharing with all of us who follow the adventures. Best wishes for you both. 👏⛵️🏝
It is almost embarrassing to admit, but after finding you 4 months ago I just finished all 301 sailing videos (the last week, having covid, gave me a chance to power through a LOT of them). Not only that, but after telling someone this summer that sailboats scare me and that I had no interest at all, my mind has been changed, and I have convinced my husband that we need to retire early and get a boat. Lucky for me, he didn't look at me like I was totally crazy and we will be spending a week at the Seattle Boat Show in Feb. Anyway, thanks for being an inspiration and helping me look at life in a whole new way. :) I hope to see you on the water sometime in the next few years.
Electronic tip for any electronic that gets wet! To dry out electronic boards. Open up the case (QUICKLY) don't let it sit. Remove the boards and batteries if you can. Some plastics may dissolve in alcohol. Do a test on the plastic case and covering on batteries first. If good. Submerge both in a bucket of (Denatured Alcohol) while shaking them vigorously to get the alcohol under all the components on the boards. Than let dry for 2 hours or blow them out with compress air. 👈🥸😎👍
I love to see you guys exploring again! Also, my thoughts have been with your friends and Tonga. Crazy fact, I read today that a pressure wave from Tonga could even be detected here in Jacksonville Florida. Enjoy your week and see you next Sunday! --Jessica from Florida 🌞
Thank you for your video. It is probably best to cleanup drowned electronics with pure alcohol or something close to it (after batteries removal). My friend was able to save car keys with this approach.
I'm constantly amazed at the quality of your posts. I've tried to watch other sailing channels and they don't even come close to you guys. Even when you are in moderate or heavy waves or weather. You guys are just awesome. Hope that you and all the friends you made in Tonga are safe. Happy sailing!
“We got to somewhere” I’m totally borrowing that when we’re allowed out again. Thank you😊 for taking us on your adventures. I look forward to your videos every week. Love to you both. I hope that your lovely friends in Tonga are okay.
Drone: vibing in the sky The wind: You know the rules, and so do I.... *SAY GOODBYE* RIP drone, gone but not forgotten...we salute you and thank you for your service. I mean, you could try bribing Mother Nature in your favor 😂
I have been so used to seeing boat maintenance videos that I found myself wondering who’s channel am I really watching! I am so happy to see you both starting to explore again. It must feel GREAT! I loved the underwater footage. I hope your drone can be revived. Love your channel.
Nicki and Jason, you haven't told us what is happening with the Fridges which you ripped out...or have I missed something along the way? Flush the drone in a mixture of methylated spirits and water 50:50 is good, with no batteries in of course, then dry it out in a bucket of rice. Keep the rice afterwards to eat as the meth evaporates off. Great episode again by the way!
We're hoping that all your extended family and friends in Tonga are safe and secure. The fact that it took this long for you to crash a drone shows just how careful the two of you are in your adventures. Please continue to stay safe out there!
@@teeanahera8949 Thanks Tee. I don't know "Blue." If someone is going to repeat my words, I can only hope that what I said was thoughtful, useful or positive. It's amazing that we're all concerned for so many people we have never met. Be well!
Back in the house again. We are old so we have to be careful for now! I love watching you guys it makes life right now easier. You really do bring a lot of enjoyment to me.
To echo the other comments, I too felt my heart sink when I read about the volcanic eruption and tsunami in Tonga. I feel, I am sure as all of us who follow Gone With The Wynn's do, that I have travelled to all these places with you. Tonga was especially beautiful as we got to know it even better throughout your time there. I hope and pray that your dear friends and all the people of Tonga are well. Thank you for every single beautiful memory you have given me. Every time that beautiful drone footage found me literally gasping. You both are the absolute best. Forever grateful.
I recently came across your videos and enjoyed them so much I went back 5 years to watch your entire sailing journey! Happy and sad to be all caught up, now I eagerly await new videos.
As a kiwi who hasn't lived there in a long time it's nice to see you travel around the country. It's a beautiful place.. but not all that warm. Good memories from Great barrier island though!
Thank you for teaching me about the sea. The lettuce salad looked divine!! While drinking my coffee in AZ I was gifted with the majestic New Zealand islands and the underwater life!! Thank you for sharing your adventures!
Honestly was fun to watch you guys scrape at caulk in windows for what seems liked forever, but glad to see you back out sailing. Can’t wait to see you guys get to know New Zealand. Let’s hope COVID chills out and everything is open
Loved the drone shots (and especially the music playing with it) and appreciated your honesty about the lobster, as delicious as that could have been. Karma coming back around soon I’m sure
Wonderful to see you back exploring. Love the foodie focus. If you haven’t already….check out free range sailing. They have taken foraging and cooking with simple equipment to a whole new level. Thanks again!
As a former SCUBA diver I always thought sea lettuce is a particularly pretty variety of marine algae. Because it does not have a root system or stem I think it has a more delicate appearance than other varieties of sea weed. It is also sometimes used as bait when targeting specific species of fish.
This video made my heart swell and my eyes well up (a bit dusty in here??). Thank you so much for the real-time Patreon update you sent re: Tonga and the tsunami yesterday. Prayers are with them and I am watching the news on that for updates. I feel like I was there after watching all of your videos over the last couple of years. Stay safe - we love WynnsDay Sunday Fundays so much!! xo
My Mavic pro hit a shroud on our sailboat and went 4 ft underwater in the FL keys. I quickly retrieved it, pulled it all apart and flushed it with DI water and scrubbed all the salt out. Lost the battery but with the extra battery it still flies 3 years later!! If you ever lose another one they are worth trying to save!!
Watching the dolphins swimming next to the boat makes me think about the first people that came to the islands and knowing that they seen them on the boats back then.
As one of my Favourite Channels to watch I just want to say thank you for doing what you do and keep up the awesome content Unfortunately for me iv now lost pretty much everything so at the end of this month I'm going to be homeless and living on the streets and thought I would try and express how much these episodes have kept me going and have been a source of great entertainment when I'm alone at night. Hope you Guys are continued to be blessed with the best in the years to come. Once again Thank You see you on the other side. Fair winds and following seas
Prayer for all in Tonga and surrounding areas effected. Your trip was beautiful as always. I’m surprised no fish were caught. The salad looked really good. Thanks for sharing with all of us who follow the adventures. Best wishes for you both. ⛵️
It’s not just the “Northerners” that are jealous and freezing! I’m in the North Georgia mountains, sitting out on my screened porch in over 5 layers, watching it SNOW! I’m actually crossing my fingers for more though! It’s great to see you guys on the water again and so happy & smiling.....
We wanted to be there for your first drone crash Nikki! I’m up to three dead drones now. I still want to go hunting for that drone we lost at the glacier. I’m almost positive it stayed 25’ off the deck and eventually hit land.
Woo-hoo! Back to sailing and exploring ... what we (and you) have been waiting for. Thank you Plus the count down. 2,000 until Half a Million subscribers. Congratulations!
Nikki: So the card should be fine but it should be fun" Morgan Freeman: *It was not fine* And I know that feeling of finally being able to go somewhere and do some exploring after a period of not being able to do so....it's a breath of fresh air. Something we definitely need now. Now that you can leave the Marsden area...GO TO HOBBITON!
Omggggg !!! The Wynns !!!!!! We've been worrying about you guys , thank you for posting, me and hubby were discussing you guys , we herd Tonga and instantly thought of you both . Prayers to the wynns!!! We love you guys .
The dolphins were like: "Oh look, hoomans! Let's give them an escort" "Hold up, they're foreigners!" "Are they Aussies?" "Even worse...Americans" *gasps* all jokes aside, it's always a golden moment to see dolphins so up close in the wild rather than behind glass
Good thing you recently left Tonga! Safe travels Wynns! Love your channel! Just bought a 36’ Albin trawler to do the Great Loop with my wife and son this summer.
It is good to see Curiosity cutting through the big blue, again. Glad you two are doing well. Thanks for the twenty or so minute vacation. See you both next week. Be safe.
I am noticing hearts on comments with regard to the volcanic explosion. I hope that means you two are fine. May the wind fill your sails and keep you well.
Very nice guys! Your quality just keeps getting better. Colors, music, excitement and humor make for great entertainment. You guys are rockin it. Praying for Tonga🙏🏼.
If you can....take it drone apart and use ethyl alcohol to clean the electronics before it rusts. There is also the chance some of the components may have shorted out though. Always remove the battery as soon as you can.
That NorthEastern part of Great Barrier Island provides the best reef fishing you will find anywhere in the world. The best table fish, John Dory, Snapper, King Fish. Plentiful too. Big hugs to everyone in Tonga affected by this volcano this past weekend.
Good to see you adventuring under sail again, not that I didn’t enjoy your refit and motor home trip, but your underwater adventures and sunsets were greatly missed.
It’s so long since I’ve been there (35yrs). It’s an amazing place with incredible crayfish sorry you couldn’t get any. If you can go inland. The native forest is incredible with amazing kauri trees and logging history. Also nice hot water streams Thanks for sharing.
So excited to see you mention Prince Edward Island and as a resident I can attest to the snow over the last week, 80cms to be exact. Love seeing the sun and nice weather where you are!
We're going to be getting more tonite! Here in SE New Hampshire. The bowling ball will be going over us before it sends the pins flying up there in PEI!
It's nice to see a sailing channel actually sailing
Videos from Tonga is the BEST, congratulaciones.
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There's no way that plate of salad was a meal. There wasn't even 100 calories on that plate. You must eat 20 meals a day at that volume.
So great to see you both out on the water sailing again. Your energy is palpable and so fantastic to see both enjoying yourselves after working so hard on the boat.
👍☑️I think all of us are following the volcano eruption and feel connected because of your time and videos from Tonga, tks!
So true.
Absolutely correct!!!!
Yup, glad Nikki and Jason made the trip to NZ from Tonga. Hope their friends are safe.
You've opened my eyes to Tonga and I think I am not alone in being able to better understand them and have deeper feelings for all of the people there. Thanks.
We are invested, absolutely
Glad you’re adventuring - hope you and those you know and love avoided catastrophic effects from the volcanic explosion and tsunamis from Tonga Other than that, fun watch as usual
It was my first thought when I heard, the the earthquake later....
I hope all my sailing channels are ok. Zatara crew was ready to head back have to go check them. Nahowa just got back to thier boat but can't remember what island thier on. So you guys stay safe.
Hope you guys are safe and had no damage from volcano..
God is good for such pure love of life, nature and all your surroundings even as Mother Earth unleashes her anger because her children (All the big gun-countries) are fighting over stupidity... N watching your exploration adventures n what not makes me faith in God stronger... Thank you and stay safe...God bless
With almost half million subscribers, any help that Tonga needs, share info and where to donate. Love you guys!
I hope you and the friends you made in Tonga are all okay.
That family in Tonga has a channel! It’s “Dior Sheen” I believe....I think they were going back to New Zealand or was it Australia? Anyway, it’s a great channel.
Glad to see the “giddiness” is back. Your enjoyment for sailing really comes through on this video. It has been a long time that repairs to the boat haven’t been the theme to the vlog.
It's crazy how we all feel a strong connection to Tonga because of you two... thank you Jason & Nikki for letting us be a part of your AWESOME world adventure... Gary from SW Utah...
I've been watching you guys since the RV days and I love that you're able to explore the world in the way that you have. Cudos to both of you. I work full-time with my wife and that alone can be quite the challenge in itself. I know we only see the good stuff, but I know that sometimes the struggle is real. :) Thank you so much for sharing your lives with us. Many times when I watch, I get all starry eyed thinking about selling our house for a nice Class A and traveling the country. Maybe someday...Cheers you two.
My wife and I had the same idea. The pandemic changed our plans of selling our home. We are going to have to work a 2 more years to keep what we have and buy a cheaper class A and a much smaller boat.
We haven't given up the dream though. Stay safe and enjoy your journey.
We have watched them since their first motorhome. We haven't sold our house, but bought a beautiful used motorhome for vacations, and some short weekend trips. My husband and I both work full time and still have our house. I love our vacations, and now, we both wouldnt have it any other way.
@@kimberlyholland8864 Hi Kim. We actually bought a motor home about 4 years ago now too. We both work full-time as well and love getting away even for 3 days on a weekend. We'll never stop at this point and it's why I say that I'd love to be able to just travel. Maybe someday!
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this, and how envious I am! Stuck in the UK in January, blue blue sea and that sort of life seems like another planet! Great to see you both back on the water - look forward to the next installment!
Watching you guys having fun sailing again is AMAZING!!!! It's like you're little kids, taking it all it, and enjoying every moment! Safe passage.
It’s so good to see you back on the water again. Isn’t this the first trip for fun since a long time? Be safe out there!
Hi Guys, Love your channel! Glad you're back in the water, and adventuring. A word of advice from a retired (35 years) electronics tech. ALWAYS flush electronics that has been in salt water, with fresh. Remove the battery, if possible, and flush with Copious amounts of fresh water, as soon as possible after the immersion. Disassemble it as much as possible. Use a hair dryer, if available, or just let it dry out for several days. The salt water will certainly destroy it, so you really have nothing to lose by dowsing it in fresh. I have gone as far as putting equipment into a dishwasher.
Good luck with your current travels. Calm seas, and following winds.
Prayer for all in Tonga and surrounding areas effected. Your trip was beautiful as always. I’m surprised no fish were caught. The salad looked really good. Thanks for sharing with all of us who follow the adventures. Best wishes for you both. 👏⛵️🏝
Great post! The sailing, the diving, the cooking . . . all so enjoyable to see a day with the Wynns, I smile the whole time.
So happy to see you on the move again. Looking forward to to exploring NZ with you
It is almost embarrassing to admit, but after finding you 4 months ago I just finished all 301 sailing videos (the last week, having covid, gave me a chance to power through a LOT of them). Not only that, but after telling someone this summer that sailboats scare me and that I had no interest at all, my mind has been changed, and I have convinced my husband that we need to retire early and get a boat. Lucky for me, he didn't look at me like I was totally crazy and we will be spending a week at the Seattle Boat Show in Feb. Anyway, thanks for being an inspiration and helping me look at life in a whole new way. :) I hope to see you on the water sometime in the next few years.
“SUPER MODEL” cracked me up and then the underwater photos followed. What a great video. Thanks for the Sunday sunshine from NZ. Love you guys!
Big salute to you guys. Travel blogging for a living, internationally, during this pandemic that won't stop. Man, talk about tough stuff.
Electronic tip for any electronic that gets wet! To dry out electronic boards. Open up the case (QUICKLY) don't let it sit. Remove the boards and batteries if you can. Some plastics may dissolve in alcohol. Do a test on the plastic case and covering on batteries first. If good. Submerge both in a bucket of (Denatured Alcohol) while shaking them vigorously to get the alcohol under all the components on the boards. Than let dry for 2 hours or blow them out with compress air. 👈🥸😎👍
Awesome footage! I fell in love with NZ with just 1 visit. There is soo much to do! The views, the people, the food…everything ia perfect!
It was good to see you two happy and excited again. Exploring sure beats boat projects. You cheered us up this morning. Thank you
It's nice to see a sailing channel actually sailing, the situation has really made it difficult but let's hope for better days!
I love to see you guys exploring again! Also, my thoughts have been with your friends and Tonga. Crazy fact, I read today that a pressure wave from Tonga could even be detected here in Jacksonville Florida. Enjoy your week and see you next Sunday! --Jessica from Florida 🌞
Thank you for your video. It is probably best to cleanup drowned electronics with pure alcohol or something close to it (after batteries removal). My friend was able to save car keys with this approach.
I'm constantly amazed at the quality of your posts. I've tried to watch other sailing channels and they don't even come close to you guys. Even when you are in moderate or heavy waves or weather. You guys are just awesome. Hope that you and all the friends you made in Tonga are safe. Happy sailing!
“We got to somewhere” I’m totally borrowing that when we’re allowed out again. Thank you😊 for taking us on your adventures. I look forward to your videos every week. Love to you both. I hope that your lovely friends in Tonga are okay.
Call me Ishmael, but laughing through winds and waves is definitely the call of the sea. Great video and glad you are back on the water.
So glad to see you finally enjoying what NZ has to offer such as as Great Barrier.
Drone: vibing in the sky
The wind: You know the rules, and so do I.... *SAY GOODBYE*
RIP drone, gone but not forgotten...we salute you and thank you for your service. I mean, you could try bribing Mother Nature in your favor 😂
I have been so used to seeing boat maintenance videos that I found myself wondering who’s channel am I really watching! I am so happy to see you both starting to explore again. It must feel GREAT! I loved the underwater footage. I hope your drone can be revived. Love your channel.
Nicki and Jason, you haven't told us what is happening with the Fridges which you ripped out...or have I missed something along the way? Flush the drone in a mixture of methylated spirits and water 50:50 is good, with no batteries in of course, then dry it out in a bucket of rice. Keep the rice afterwards to eat as the meth evaporates off. Great episode again by the way!
I love how you keep your spirits so high no matter what.
We're hoping that all your extended family and friends in Tonga are safe and secure. The fact that it took this long for you to crash a drone shows just how careful the two of you are in your adventures. Please continue to stay safe out there!
An account called “Blue” stole your comment and posted it as their own.
@@teeanahera8949 Thanks Tee. I don't know "Blue." If someone is going to repeat my words, I can only hope that what I said was thoughtful, useful or positive. It's amazing that we're all concerned for so many people we have never met. Be well!
Back in the house again. We are old so we have to be careful for now! I love watching you guys it makes life right now easier. You really do bring a lot of enjoyment to me.
To echo the other comments, I too felt my heart sink when I read about the volcanic eruption and tsunami in Tonga. I feel, I am sure as all of us who follow Gone With The Wynn's do, that I have travelled to all these places with you. Tonga was especially beautiful as we got to know it even better throughout your time there. I hope and pray that your dear friends and all the people of Tonga are well. Thank you for every single beautiful memory you have given me. Every time that beautiful drone footage found me literally gasping. You both are the absolute best. Forever grateful.
I recently came across your videos and enjoyed them so much I went back 5 years to watch your entire sailing journey! Happy and sad to be all caught up, now I eagerly await new videos.
So happy to see you guys adventuring again 💜 your joy is infectious 💕
As a kiwi who hasn't lived there in a long time it's nice to see you travel around the country. It's a beautiful place.. but not all that warm. Good memories from Great barrier island though!
First thing i thought of when the volcano erupted in tonga was you guys. I know your not there now but i hope you guys are safe and well. Great video!
Thank you for teaching me about the sea. The lettuce salad looked divine!!
While drinking my coffee in AZ I was gifted with the majestic New Zealand islands and the underwater life!!
Thank you for sharing your adventures!
Very cool to see the Maritime provinces’ weather - yes it was stormy here in Nova Scotia and PEI!
Sunday morning is better watching you guys!
I like how are there already so many comments to a 22 minute video, 2 minutes after its been released :) Go Wynns
That's a really good question
Honestly was fun to watch you guys scrape at caulk in windows for what seems liked forever, but glad to see you back out sailing. Can’t wait to see you guys get to know New Zealand. Let’s hope COVID chills out and everything is open
Loved the drone shots (and especially the music playing with it) and appreciated your honesty about the lobster, as delicious as that could have been. Karma coming back around soon I’m sure
Wonderful to see you back exploring. Love the foodie focus. If you haven’t already….check out free range sailing. They have taken foraging and cooking with simple equipment to a whole new level. Thanks again!
As a former SCUBA diver I always thought sea lettuce is a particularly pretty variety of marine algae.
Because it does not have a root system or stem I think it has a more delicate appearance than other varieties of sea weed.
It is also sometimes used as bait when targeting specific species of fish.
Nice ding on the salad bowl. 👏
This video made my heart swell and my eyes well up (a bit dusty in here??).
Thank you so much for the real-time Patreon update you sent re: Tonga and the tsunami yesterday. Prayers are with them and I am watching the news on that for updates. I feel like I was there after watching all of your videos over the last couple of years.
Stay safe - we love WynnsDay Sunday Fundays so much!! xo
My Mavic pro hit a shroud on our sailboat and went 4 ft underwater in the FL keys. I quickly retrieved it, pulled it all apart and flushed it with DI water and scrubbed all the salt out. Lost the battery but with the extra battery it still flies 3 years later!! If you ever lose another one they are worth trying to save!!
Watching the dolphins swimming next to the boat makes me think about the first people that came to the islands and knowing that they seen them on the boats back then.
It is so nice to see you both thriving on Sailing, again. Your attitude totally changes when you are exploring and facing a new challenge.
I love, love, love your adventures. ...even when they were limited to the boat yard. Huge fan. Love from So Cal!
As one of my Favourite Channels to watch I just want to say thank you for doing what you do and keep up the awesome content Unfortunately for me iv now lost pretty much everything so at the end of this month I'm going to be homeless and living on the streets and thought I would try and express how much these episodes have kept me going and have been a source of great entertainment when I'm alone at night. Hope you Guys are continued to be blessed with the best in the years to come. Once again Thank You see you on the other side. Fair winds and following seas
Congratulations!! I am so happy for you. You've worked so hard for this. 💝🙏💝 great to see you again. 💝🙏💝 safe travels..
Thanks for taking the chilly dive. The underwater video was AMAZING!!
As soon as I saw the news about the volcano and resulting tsunami in the Pacific I thought of you guys. I hope you are safe and well.
I hope you and all sailors, the people of Tonga and all the effected land are ok, I cry with that old man that lost his boat, thanx for the videos.
My thought are with you and everyone in Tonga
Hope you all made it thru the 'big wave'. See you next week, hopefully. Peace.
Prayer for all in Tonga and surrounding areas effected. Your trip was beautiful as always. I’m surprised no fish were caught. The salad looked really good. Thanks for sharing with all of us who follow the adventures. Best wishes for you both. ⛵️
Been thinking of you two. Hoping you both and your friends are ok in Tonga and surrounding areas.
Sending Prayers & Hugs!
Love watching your Video's!
It’s not just the “Northerners” that are jealous and freezing! I’m in the North Georgia mountains, sitting out on my screened porch in over 5 layers, watching it SNOW! I’m actually crossing my fingers for more though! It’s great to see you guys on the water again and so happy & smiling.....
Praying for Tonga and surrounding islands. Hope y’all are doing well💞
11:56 I LOVE this so much!!!! HAM IT UP!!! Y'all are awesome!
Hello Nikki & Jason! So good to see you both. Hoping for the best, thinking of all of Tonga in prayers.
It’s good to see you guys on the move again and I know you are just excited about it also. NEXT !
We wanted to be there for your first drone crash Nikki!
I’m up to three dead drones now.
I still want to go hunting for that drone we lost at the glacier. I’m almost positive it stayed 25’ off the deck and eventually hit land.
😜😂😂 Good times! At least no one else was filming me lose mine haha. Safe travels!
Woo-hoo! Back to sailing and exploring ... what we (and you) have been waiting for. Thank you
Plus the count down. 2,000 until Half a Million subscribers. Congratulations!
Great to see you two back in the waves. Love NZ. Love the food tips. And well I could drone on and on.....
Lol Jason “oooo lala” after goosing himself with the motor handle 😂🤣🤣🤣
Nikki: So the card should be fine but it should be fun"
Morgan Freeman: *It was not fine*
And I know that feeling of finally being able to go somewhere and do some exploring after a period of not being able to do so....it's a breath of fresh air. Something we definitely need now. Now that you can leave the Marsden area...GO TO HOBBITON!
Hobbiton is in the middle of the island. Not accessible by yacht. Lol.
Omggggg !!! The Wynns !!!!!!
We've been worrying about you guys , thank you for posting, me and hubby were discussing you guys , we herd Tonga and instantly thought of you both . Prayers to the wynns!!! We love you guys .
Prayers to your friends in Tonga as well as to you.
Keep the sailing going….fair winds& good health for 2022.
The dolphins were like:
"Oh look, hoomans! Let's give them an escort"
"Hold up, they're foreigners!"
"Are they Aussies?"
"Even worse...Americans"
*gasps*
all jokes aside, it's always a golden moment to see dolphins so up close in the wild rather than behind glass
O Kimbo there is no "even worse" Dolphins don't take sides. ever wonder why they do that?
That's why they say dolphins are so clever, you can't prove them wrong on this one.😃
The dolphins were like:- "like"What the heck is that supposed to mean?
Good thing you recently left Tonga! Safe travels Wynns! Love your channel! Just bought a 36’ Albin trawler to do the Great Loop with my wife and son this summer.
It is good to see Curiosity cutting through the big blue, again. Glad you two are doing well. Thanks for the twenty or so minute vacation. See you both next week. Be safe.
3:48 TWSS "I was like Wow! Oh it's a big one!"
I am noticing hearts on comments with regard to the volcanic explosion. I hope that means you two are fine. May the wind fill your sails and keep you well.
Very nice guys! Your quality just keeps getting better. Colors, music, excitement and humor make for great entertainment. You guys are rockin it. Praying for Tonga🙏🏼.
We are worried about y'all, hope you made it safely out to sea before tsunami! Could you hear that Shockwave? Let us know you're fine
I like how safe your doing everything!
There are waterproof drones that float, ya know. Given the fact that you guys are always near water, that would make more sense.
Yes but are they any good? Any one you would recommend?
SPLASH !!! You're back on the water! And it feeeeeeeels good. With you all the way guys, love it.
New Zealand is on my bucket list. In the meantime I will enjoy it through your adventures.
They look so happy to be exploring! I am happy they are exploring. Happy trails to the Wynns!
Good to see that you are back sailing! I love you guys. Safe sailing!
If you can....take it drone apart and use ethyl alcohol to clean the electronics before it rusts. There is also the chance some of the components may have shorted out though. Always remove the battery as soon as you can.
That NorthEastern part of Great Barrier Island provides the best reef fishing you will find anywhere in the world. The best table fish, John Dory, Snapper, King Fish. Plentiful too.
Big hugs to everyone in Tonga affected by this volcano this past weekend.
Good to see you adventuring under sail again, not that I didn’t enjoy your refit and motor home trip, but your underwater adventures and sunsets were greatly missed.
It’s so long since I’ve been there (35yrs). It’s an amazing place with incredible crayfish sorry you couldn’t get any.
If you can go inland. The native forest is incredible with amazing kauri trees and logging history. Also nice hot water streams
Thanks for sharing.
So excited to see you mention Prince Edward Island and as a resident I can attest to the snow over the last week, 80cms to be exact. Love seeing the sun and nice weather where you are!
We're going to be getting more tonite! Here in SE New Hampshire.
The bowling ball will be going over us before it sends the pins flying up there in PEI!
So nice to see you two smiling and happy!
Putting things like a cell phone in rice will remover moisture. So try the drone parts!
So glad you guys are past Tonga, prayers for all those affected by the recent eruption. Stay safe out there guys.
Thanks for the Canada PEI winter weather post! 10.48 ~ We feel so included :)
I honestly don't get tired of watching you and your show, you two making your program fund watch.☺☺👍👍