You’re welcome and thanks for watching - and we get to send some money off to charity if more people watch as you have done. 🙏. The scenery is breathtaking and those Polar Bears are something special. Thanks again. cheers David and Paula.
Thanks and yes if only we were better at capturing it, but we think it came together pretty well. Most of it is ours but as you saw we borrowed a couple of scenes of vid from the ships photographer - with permission - to help. The stills are better for resolution and distance, the gopro does a pretty good job with the VLOG and the scenery impression. Magical place - so the backdrop and the polar bears do most of the video and photo work for us. Thanks for watching, much appreciated. cheers
Thank you. We are very surprised by just how special Scoresbysund and Magdelebefjioden are. Thanks for watching. We have on e more shorter episode to close off the Arctic Expedition Cruise, which will be next week now - as we had some other personal things to address this week and the vid isn't quite complete yet. Keep an eye put and thank you as always.
They are simply amazing aren’t they? And yes we watched for so long the chill started to soak in, but to be fair we could go and grab a hot drink and warm up once they moved on. And we can still feel the coolness when we watch the vids. Such stunning amen magical creatures in such a harsh and stark surround - and what about those fjords? Breathtaking. thanks for watching and the more people watch the more we can send off to Legacy this. month.
Another excellent update. The polar bears really are amazing animals. Interesting how they exist on the ice flows. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing trip and the scenery. Well done.
Hi and thank you. The hope to see a polar bear was a major attraction in deciding to do this trip to the North Pole. We got to see 9 which is amazing. Yes they operate hundreds of kilometers from land on the ice flows, walking and swimming and hunting. It’s incredible. The scenery is breathtaking here. Thanks for watching and the feedback, we really appreciate it. cheers
Glad you liked it!. It’s a stunning place and we had never heard of Scoresbysund Sound and Magdalenefjord until this trip. Thanks for watching and that helps us send some more funds off to Legacy this month as well. cheers
@@ClareMcDonald-i1c Thanks for watching . It is a marvelous and unique place and has surprised us. We love sharing and the feedback thank you. All the best🙏
Love watching your adventures. My friend suffered from Vertigo and a Doctor prescribed Serc which she takes when she feels in coming on. Hope your fully recovered and look forward to your next adventure ❤
Thanks so much. 🙏I’m feeling a lot better now thank you. As you will see on the next couple of episodes, including after the ship, I got knocked about and it took about 2 weeks to settle back to normal. we had some prescription medication referred by our Doctor to help and I have some great physio exercises to help rebalance the ear. We think it was a combination of things this time and nowhere near as bad as a few years ago. Thank you for the concern. The trip was awesome and seeing the polar bears was such a “pinch me” event. Thank you for following our adventures and we hope we can raise a bit for Legacy. Those poor families. Makes our first world problems seem so trivial when we see the impact on those families. Kind regards Paula ❤️
It is a magical part of the planet and while some was what we hoped or expected - like hoping to see a polar bear - it was more than we expected especially deep into Scoresbysund and Magdelenefjord where this ship can get that large cruise ships can't. Thanks for following along and taking the time to comment. cheers
Magical, stunning, breathtaking, beautiful, epic, magnificent. All of those words and more. Literally couldn’t believe what I was seeing and some of it actually brought tears to my eyes. What an incredible experience. Think I may have discovered my new fave place on the planet. Will be watching it again. Yes I get bad motion sickness, never go anywhere without my Kwells which seem to work for me. See you next time 😊
All of those things! ❤️❤️❤️. It’s a revelation isn’t it? It was quite different what we expected and obviously we like things that have an “expeditiony” feel. This was a bit more luxe than we need - not that Paula got to enjoy some of the food and drink trappings for half the trip 🥺. 9 Polar Bears was eight more than we’d hoped for. But the scenery around the fjords is not way you expect - or we didn’t. The two polar areas are stunning and we are making up our mind which we prefer and why and how that compares to the Lap and other overland options to come. And yes the motion sickness is quite common and that’s a factor - but as you say most people learn what helps treat it for them. Thanks again. We really appreciate it. 🙏
@@nextlevelozfunny, I just re read the words I used to describe your scenery, and those are the exact same words I use to describe my all time fave place, The Kimberley. And they couldn’t be more different could they !!
🤣🤣🙏🙏🙏. I get it - cool! 😉. And yes it is at all levels. Thanks for watching. I think the algorithm is working the way they design it - so still hard getting recommendations but thankfully a number of people have also hit notifications and also followed the facebook page to make sure. Hopefully those who saw the earlier episodes wil see something on their home page now. But thank you for the extra feedback and watching and we get to send some more off to a good cause this month. All the best
Thanks Peter. Is that because the bears are smaller in the vid (some distance) or the fact it was harder to colour grade the white bears against the white ice? But yes - the bigger the screen the bigger the vista. Thanks for watching as always and we hope we can cobble together a bit for Legacy along the way as well. It is a pretty speccy trip so we hope people get to enjoy something a bit different. All the best - coffee time for us now!
@@nextleveloz watching on the TV now,,, stunning.. made me laugh as when you say fjords.. it reminds me of the monty python dead parrot sketch... When michael Palen says , its a Norwegian Blue, he's pining for the Fjords.. another great adventurer like you guys.
@@peterbullen3347 Palin has done soo much more than us! At least it didn’t remind you of parrots! 😉 I was going to say French kinniggits - but given it’s a French ship and they’ve been so good, might not go there!
Fantastic still shots David. I wonder what the French flagged yacht was doing there? Did you take that formal dinner jacket and bow tie with you from Australia? I see you are still an occasional contributor on the zone forum. My wife is a member. Looking forward to the wrap up. While this looks spectacular I think I might prefer to wander through the French or Italian countryside. BTW I contracted a virus which thickened the fluid in my ears when I was in my late 30's. Forget the name of it. Anyway it took about 10 years for my brain to completely ignore my ears but consequently I cant stand up in the dark!
@@michaeldallimore8590 Thanks Michael. The scenery helps the photos for sure 😂. Maybe Sue Floods tips and guidance was having some effect as well. It is one of a number personal yachts that float around for leisure, permanent living. It was quite a protected and scenic mooring tucked in a little Bay at the back of Magdelenefjord. I suspect that’s why the old Whaling Station was there. Yes, we packed the white gear, under sufferance. Our experience on our Antarctic trip was that neat casual and a casual jacket was more than acceptable and some even wore slightly dressed up expedition gear. This one seemed a bit more forward in suggesting the dress standard for the gala nights. Mind you it went over well and several others were dressed up - but it wasn’t necessary. Captains table was lovely and it’s our second trip with Charbel Daher, but we’d be just as happy with the smaller restaurant and a bottle of wine and miss the galas. Yes, been on the Zone forums for a while now. If the subscribers are reasonable they become good forums for information sharing. And yes, you could do quite a few leisurely trips to the Provence or Tuscany for the cost of these sorts of expedition cruises, so between cost and personal preference - all very reasonable considerations. Thanks for watching and the feedback. Much appreciated. Cheers
Spectacular scenery & to see polar bears in there natural habitat absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing.
You’re welcome and thanks for watching - and we get to send some money off to charity if more people watch as you have done. 🙏. The scenery is breathtaking and those Polar Bears are something special. Thanks again. cheers David and Paula.
Beautifully put together video. It sure is a photographer s dream location
Thanks and yes if only we were better at capturing it, but we think it came together pretty well. Most of it is ours but as you saw we borrowed a couple of scenes of vid from the ships photographer - with permission - to help. The stills are better for resolution and distance, the gopro does a pretty good job with the VLOG and the scenery impression. Magical place - so the backdrop and the polar bears do most of the video and photo work for us. Thanks for watching, much appreciated. cheers
Amazing how wonderfull thanks david for taking us along
Thank you. We are very surprised by just how special Scoresbysund and Magdelebefjioden are. Thanks for watching. We have on e more shorter episode to close off the Arctic Expedition Cruise, which will be next week now - as we had some other personal things to address this week and the vid isn't quite complete yet. Keep an eye put and thank you as always.
Polar bear watching amazing, I feel cold just watching, do you feel cold when you watch
They are simply amazing aren’t they? And yes we watched for so long the chill started to soak in, but to be fair we could go and grab a hot drink and warm up once they moved on. And we can still feel the coolness when we watch the vids. Such stunning amen magical creatures in such a harsh and stark surround - and what about those fjords? Breathtaking. thanks for watching and the more people watch the more we can send off to Legacy this. month.
Stunning!!
It is isn’t it. Thanks again. We’ve seen some special places and this was right up there. We can’t quite decide. But breathtaking. Thanks again
Another excellent update. The polar bears really are amazing animals. Interesting how they exist on the ice flows. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing trip and the scenery. Well done.
Hi and thank you. The hope to see a polar bear was a major attraction in deciding to do this trip to the North Pole. We got to see 9 which is amazing. Yes they operate hundreds of kilometers from land on the ice flows, walking and swimming and hunting. It’s incredible. The scenery is breathtaking here. Thanks for watching and the feedback, we really appreciate it. cheers
Great video. Thanks
Glad you liked it!. It’s a stunning place and we had never heard of Scoresbysund Sound and Magdalenefjord until this trip. Thanks for watching and that helps us send some more funds off to Legacy this month as well. cheers
Such a unique place that not many get to visit. What a great experience ❤
Thanks for sharing.
@@ClareMcDonald-i1c Thanks for watching . It is a marvelous and unique place and has surprised us. We love sharing and the feedback thank you. All the best🙏
Fabulous 😊
@@leannechurches5227 It certainly is and it’s hard trying to compare it to anything we’ve done. Thanks for watching. Much appreciated.
Love watching your adventures. My friend suffered from Vertigo and a Doctor prescribed Serc which she takes when she feels in coming on. Hope your fully recovered and look forward to your next adventure ❤
Thanks so much. 🙏I’m feeling a lot better now thank you. As you will see on the next couple of episodes, including after the ship, I got knocked about and it took about 2 weeks to settle back to normal. we had some prescription medication referred by our Doctor to help and I have some great physio exercises to help rebalance the ear. We think it was a combination of things this time and nowhere near as bad as a few years ago. Thank you for the concern. The trip was awesome and seeing the polar bears was such a “pinch me” event. Thank you for following our adventures and we hope we can raise a bit for Legacy. Those poor families. Makes our first world problems seem so trivial when we see the impact on those families. Kind regards Paula ❤️
Thanks for taking us with you for another few activities. Really incredible part of the planet.
It is a magical part of the planet and while some was what we hoped or expected - like hoping to see a polar bear - it was more than we expected especially deep into Scoresbysund and Magdelenefjord where this ship can get that large cruise ships can't. Thanks for following along and taking the time to comment. cheers
Magical, stunning, breathtaking, beautiful, epic, magnificent. All of those words and more. Literally couldn’t believe what I was seeing and some of it actually brought tears to my eyes. What an incredible experience. Think I may have discovered my new fave place on the planet. Will be watching it again. Yes I get bad motion sickness, never go anywhere without my Kwells which seem to work for me. See you next time 😊
All of those things! ❤️❤️❤️. It’s a revelation isn’t it? It was quite different what we expected and obviously we like things that have an “expeditiony” feel. This was a bit more luxe than we need - not that Paula got to enjoy some of the food and drink trappings for half the trip 🥺. 9 Polar Bears was eight more than we’d hoped for. But the scenery around the fjords is not way you expect - or we didn’t. The two polar areas are stunning and we are making up our mind which we prefer and why and how that compares to the Lap and other overland options to come. And yes the motion sickness is quite common and that’s a factor - but as you say most people learn what helps treat it for them. Thanks again. We really appreciate it. 🙏
@@nextlevelozfunny, I just re read the words I used to describe your scenery, and those are the exact same words I use to describe my all time fave place, The Kimberley. And they couldn’t be more different could they !!
@@robyndehavilland1609We love the Kimberley and you’re so right - they couldn’t be more different.
The algorithm is working. 14 ads imbedded in packets of two through out. Very nice episode. Cool adventure [pun].
🤣🤣🙏🙏🙏. I get it - cool! 😉. And yes it is at all levels. Thanks for watching. I think the algorithm is working the way they design it - so still hard getting recommendations but thankfully a number of people have also hit notifications and also followed the facebook page to make sure. Hopefully those who saw the earlier episodes wil see something on their home page now. But thank you for the extra feedback and watching and we get to send some more off to a good cause this month. All the best
I started to watch this on my phone but when the polar bear appeared I realised it needed the large screen TV.. wow what scenery
Thanks Peter. Is that because the bears are smaller in the vid (some distance) or the fact it was harder to colour grade the white bears against the white ice? But yes - the bigger the screen the bigger the vista. Thanks for watching as always and we hope we can cobble together a bit for Legacy along the way as well. It is a pretty speccy trip so we hope people get to enjoy something a bit different. All the best - coffee time for us now!
@@nextleveloz watching on the TV now,,, stunning.. made me laugh as when you say fjords.. it reminds me of the monty python dead parrot sketch... When michael Palen says , its a Norwegian Blue, he's pining for the Fjords.. another great adventurer like you guys.
@@peterbullen3347 Palin has done soo much more than us! At least it didn’t remind you of parrots! 😉 I was going to say French kinniggits - but given it’s a French ship and they’ve been so good, might not go there!
@@nextleveloz scrub my last comment about Michael Palin, now i see the black tie glad rags i see Sean Connery and Ursula Andress ?
@@peterbullen3347 We had plenty of ice and we were shaken not stirred!
Fantastic still shots David. I wonder what the French flagged yacht was doing there? Did you take that formal dinner jacket and bow tie with you from Australia? I see you are still an occasional contributor on the zone forum. My wife is a member. Looking forward to the wrap up. While this looks spectacular I think I might prefer to wander through the French or Italian countryside. BTW I contracted a virus which thickened the fluid in my ears when I was in my late 30's. Forget the name of it. Anyway it took about 10 years for my brain to completely ignore my ears but consequently I cant stand up in the dark!
@@michaeldallimore8590 Thanks Michael. The scenery helps the photos for sure 😂. Maybe Sue Floods tips and guidance was having some effect as well. It is one of a number personal yachts that float around for leisure, permanent living. It was quite a protected and scenic mooring tucked in a little Bay at the back of Magdelenefjord. I suspect that’s why the old Whaling Station was there. Yes, we packed the white gear, under sufferance. Our experience on our Antarctic trip was that neat casual and a casual jacket was more than acceptable and some even wore slightly dressed up expedition gear. This one seemed a bit more forward in suggesting the dress standard for the gala nights. Mind you it went over well and several others were dressed up - but it wasn’t necessary. Captains table was lovely and it’s our second trip with Charbel Daher, but we’d be just as happy with the smaller restaurant and a bottle of wine and miss the galas. Yes, been on the Zone forums for a while now. If the subscribers are reasonable they become good forums for information sharing. And yes, you could do quite a few leisurely trips to the Provence or Tuscany for the cost of these sorts of expedition cruises, so between cost and personal preference - all very reasonable considerations. Thanks for watching and the feedback. Much appreciated. Cheers