There is the line I was looking for when I laid a comment... "stress free tone".. I think this is what makes these videos so delightful to watch. Well said
Sir, My brother and I have very much enjoyed your videos for years. Not only entertained but a sense of well-being and peacefulness with joy of life have increased as you shared with us. Thank you and your passengers/crew, for these wonderful additions to our lives.
My son now goes to college at U of Alaska in Auke Bay. I have enjoyed all your films thorougly and while my boat is not as luxurious as yours, if you come back to Maine anytime, I would be thrilled to host you.
Thank you Tony for your rediscovery tour of Alaska. I watched the original series several times and it gives me great pleasure to enjoy your spectacular filming again. Looking forward to more.
Wow, what a birthday present , Another Venture into Lituya Bay . We lived in the bay when the tsunami hit. Only missed it ,because mom had to go to Juneau to give birth to my little brother. So our lives were spared. It's so beautiful. Thank you.
You were lucky indeed and you obviously had fate on your side. There was another story I heard about a group of Canadian climbers who were camped on the edge of the bay and supposed to be picked up by float plane the following morning. But the pilot was concerned about the weather and came the night before and picked them up just a few hours before the wave.
@@FlemingYachts Most remarkable, was Harold and Sonny Ulrick riding the wave up over the trees, and it set them back where they had been. We always anchored with Ulricks. Dad said it was the only safe anchorage in the Bay. Dad was on the radio with Mickey and Orvil on the Sunmore when they went down. He was still out fishing.
I found your videos this past summer and watched all of them. These are amazing, and you, your yacht, and your crew made my unbearably hot summer something I could endure. Please continue to record your travels in your wonderful cruisers!
Your quiet, understated, joy is a perfect binding agent for your dedication to your explorations. There can be no better motivator to aspirants like me. Thank you, and keep retracing your steps.
Thank you so much for this portion of your journey. The Norweigen Sun is the last cruise ship that I have stepped foot on since -- well since everything went away. I took my now late husband on that ship departing out of Cape Canaveral in December 2019 for 3 back-to-back cruises, 5 days each. The staff were incredible with my husband's health circumstances and I am so glad he was able to go on this ship. Cruising was part of our journey together and previous to this trip, we were on RCCL Harmony of the Seas and then previous to that one MSC Divina in September 2019. So 5 cruises in the span of 4 months. I know that his ❤ would be filled with joy to watch your videos if he was still here. Most especially the Alaska ones. We both talked about going there, but he did not handle the cold, so it was not an option. Again, thank you. Many blessings to you and all that you do.
Thank you so much for all that you do! We really enjoy watching your travels! As we cannot afford to do it ourselves! You are truly blessed and so are we. We look forward to every episode thank you!
Well Done Venture! I've lived in Sitka, Ak for 8 years now and although I've seen and experienced a few places as I troll for salmon and live a life of subsistance, your videos take me to places I can only wish to go. Thanks to and your crew for fanning into flames my love for this beautiful land! Hoping to one day see you in Sitka!
I always come back to your videos. I hope some day I can travel with you! Thank you for showing us some of the most beautiful corners of the world. I love drawing and writing while watching your videos and they really help me to feel at peace
I just love the calm way you present your video's. The pictures are so crisp and clear, and you tell the story each voyage so well. I hope to see many more voyages of Venture in future. Keep it up
This is not on Discovery, National Geographic or similar, it could be and would be great. So perfectly spoken, described and well edited. Thank you for sharing with is. 😊🇨🇦
I was a Co-Captain for a good friend of mine who was a delivery Skipper Back in 2015. We were moving a 75' Motor Yacht from Cordova AK back to Seattle. We had hoped to anchor for the night in Lituya Bay. The Gulf of Alaska had been kind to us and with a big blow due we chose to get back inside at Cape Spencer while we had the chance. We throttled back as we went by the opening to Lituya Bay and wondered at the power that earthquake released that fateful day.....thank you to the crew of Venture for sharing the Beautiful Views of one of Nature's Wonders.
I think you made a wise decision to make straight for Cape Spencer. You could have been trapped inside Lituya Bay. There is another more comprehensive video about Lituya Bay made after an earlier trip. th-cam.com/video/Ph7ND3F0Zu4/w-d-xo.html
These are beautiful short films very professionally done reminding me of the films from Jacque Cousteau of which I watched when I was a much younger lad.
I'm surprised that Venture II's anchor chain has not been painted in the standard, mnemonic to help seamen remember the order of the colours go: Rub - Red, Your - Yellow, Balls - Blue, With - White, Grease - Green. Or the simple >30m vessel - two-colour system using just red and white markings!
Of all the great characteristics of stainless steel chain, such as stacking well, mud shedding and staying clean, and good looks, one thing it doesn't do well is accept paint. Chain counters are needed.
-- QUESTION -- Any idea what the running fuel cost on this? Is it 2 MPG? is that the way to approach budgeting for a journey? Certainly worth it for an extended cruise.
I don't know where you got the idea we are using Venture II. We are still using the original Venture which now has over 71,000 nautical miles under her keel. Venture II was built to European spec and remains in Europe. She was sold about 10 years ago and I believe she is currently in Greece. Fuel consumption depends very much on speed. Venture burns about 1.5 US gallons per mile at a cruising speed of around 9.5 knots.
This is one of my favourite channel in YT. Your journeys are so mesmerizing and presented so beautifully. Your narration is so calming too.
i often put on one of his videos on when taking a nana nap! so relaxing.
Again, wonderful footage narrated in a stress free tone. Love it. Thanks for taking us along.
There is the line I was looking for when I laid a comment... "stress free tone".. I think this is what makes these videos so delightful to watch. Well said
Sir, My brother and I have very much enjoyed your videos for years. Not only entertained but a sense of well-being and peacefulness with joy of life have increased as you shared with us. Thank you and your passengers/crew, for these wonderful additions to our lives.
Thanks for bringing us along, your films help the rest of us appreciate the world we live on!
My son now goes to college at U of Alaska in Auke Bay. I have enjoyed all your films thorougly and while my boat is not as luxurious as yours, if you come back to Maine anytime, I would be thrilled to host you.
Thank you Tony for your rediscovery tour of Alaska. I watched the original series several times and it gives me great pleasure to enjoy your spectacular filming again. Looking forward to more.
I can't get enough from your melodious and humble voice Dr. Fleming. Thank you and Happy New Year.
We regularly joke he puts Attenboroug to shame.
One of the very few times I've told people I know to watch these videos, the scenery is absolutely breathtaking and wonderful commentary.
Wow, what a birthday present , Another Venture into Lituya Bay . We lived in the bay when the tsunami hit. Only missed it ,because mom had to go to Juneau to give birth to my little brother. So our lives were spared. It's so beautiful. Thank you.
You were lucky indeed and you obviously had fate on your side. There was another story I heard about a group of Canadian climbers who were camped on the edge of the bay and supposed to be picked up by float plane the following morning. But the pilot was concerned about the weather and came the night before and picked them up just a few hours before the wave.
@@FlemingYachts Most remarkable, was Harold and Sonny Ulrick riding the wave up over the trees, and it set them back where they had been. We always anchored with Ulricks. Dad said it was the only safe anchorage in the Bay. Dad was on the radio with Mickey and Orvil on the Sunmore when they went down. He was still out fishing.
@@cindylituyasloon1292 I would be interested to know more about living in Lituya. You can communicate by going to Contact at Flemingyachts.com
@@FlemingYachts OK.
I found your videos this past summer and watched all of them. These are amazing, and you, your yacht, and your crew made my unbearably hot summer something I could endure. Please continue to record your travels in your wonderful cruisers!
At 7:20, even the bears appreciate the beauty of a Fleming Yacht! Thank you for providing these wonderful videos.
Your quiet, understated, joy is a perfect binding agent for your dedication to your explorations. There can be no better motivator to aspirants like me. Thank you, and keep retracing your steps.
Another brilliant film from Tony. Quiet, serene and interesting - as usual. Love watching Tony’s vids, watch them over & over.
Thank you so much for this portion of your journey. The Norweigen Sun is the last cruise ship that I have stepped foot on since -- well since everything went away. I took my now late husband on that ship departing out of Cape Canaveral in December 2019 for 3 back-to-back cruises, 5 days each. The staff were incredible with my husband's health circumstances and I am so glad he was able to go on this ship. Cruising was part of our journey together and previous to this trip, we were on RCCL Harmony of the Seas and then previous to that one MSC Divina in September 2019. So 5 cruises in the span of 4 months. I know that his ❤ would be filled with joy to watch your videos if he was still here. Most especially the Alaska ones. We both talked about going there, but he did not handle the cold, so it was not an option. Again, thank you. Many blessings to you and all that you do.
Thank you mr. Fleming
Thank you so much for all that you do! We really enjoy watching your travels! As we cannot afford to do it ourselves! You are truly blessed and so are we. We look forward to every episode thank you!
Another great video from Tony and crew. Everything is so beautiful and makes me feel like I'm right there along with all of you. Thanks again. MC.
CAN'T IMAGINE PEOPLE JEALOUS OF YOUR VIDEOS,, UNREAL TONY, I THINK NOBODY YET CAN MATCH YOUR WORK EN YOU'RE VIDEOS,, I THANK YOU,,,ED,,,
Absolutely stunning photography. I've watched all your videos over the years and each new one becomes a new favorite.
Beautiful as always Tony, thanks for sharing.
Sir, your vid's and narratives are adorable! It is a great pleasure watching them.
Thanks again for your great video.JDS 👍
I absolutely love watching and listening to your videos. Thank you very much for producing and sharing them.
Uuhhh… this is nice.. I have watch twice every video👍🏻👍🏻😁❤️
Beautiful film and commentary. Thank you.
Well Done Venture!
I've lived in Sitka, Ak for 8 years now and although I've seen and experienced a few places as I troll for salmon and live a life of subsistance, your videos take me to places I can only wish to go. Thanks to and your crew for fanning into flames my love for this beautiful land!
Hoping to one day see you in Sitka!
I always come back to your videos. I hope some day I can travel with you! Thank you for showing us some of the most beautiful corners of the world. I love drawing and writing while watching your videos and they really help me to feel at peace
This is an absolutely beautiful area and you give some great footage. Those bears are magnificent.
I just love the calm way you present your video's. The pictures are so crisp and clear, and you tell the story each voyage so well. I hope to see many more voyages of Venture in future. Keep it up
Wow that's awesome good job to see Tk you very much 💞💞💞😘😘😘⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🏆🏆🏆🇹🇹🇹🇹👍👍👍👍💯🥰
This is not on Discovery, National Geographic or similar, it could be and would be great. So perfectly spoken, described and well edited. Thank you for sharing with is. 😊🇨🇦
I was a Co-Captain for a good friend of mine who was a delivery Skipper Back in 2015. We were moving a 75' Motor Yacht from Cordova AK back to Seattle. We had hoped to anchor for the night in Lituya Bay. The Gulf of Alaska had been kind to us and with a big blow due we chose to get back inside at Cape Spencer while we had the chance. We throttled back as we went by the opening to Lituya Bay and wondered at the power that earthquake released that fateful day.....thank you to the crew of Venture for sharing the Beautiful Views of one of Nature's Wonders.
I think you made a wise decision to make straight for Cape Spencer. You could have been trapped inside Lituya Bay. There is another more comprehensive video about Lituya Bay made after an earlier trip. th-cam.com/video/Ph7ND3F0Zu4/w-d-xo.html
@@FlemingYachts thanks for the link.
Thank you for another transformative adventure. I wanted to pop in and wish you all a very happy New Year. May 2023 be our best year ever. Stay safe.
Always a Pleasure to see your videos Tony..... I wish You and All your loved ones a Happy and Peaceful New Year..... :-))
Beautifully done Tony the video very well done. I love your choice of music to.
Happy new year Tony..much love to you all
Great job filming our local waters around Juneau, thanks again!
Breath taking vistas delivered in the calmest way. The world is a better place for the Fleming Yachts
Superb. Again. Thank you.
Undoubtedly one of my favorite coast lines in the world. I hope to join the Venture in these waters some day.
Another lovely video Tony, thank you, god bless.
It is so nice to have drone shots. I remember you used to hike up the hill to take photographs of the boat.
I agree, what beautiful photography and visuals, story, learning , wow
Your videos are second to none
Excellent footage! A happy new year to all of you, and stay healthy! Cheers, Herb
I have read and seen so many accounts of the Lituya Bay disaster and was so intrigued by your journey and filming of it there.
These are beautiful short films very professionally done reminding me of the films from Jacque Cousteau of which I watched when I was a much younger lad.
Thanks for the beautiful videos, Tony
Awesome footage
Loved this video from time 0:01 thru to 13:21....thanks again Tony. Happy New Year's 2023
I love following Venture and after this Christmas I have reason to love it more, a 32 inch monitor makes my brain think I'm there.
Thank you for another beautiful video. 👍
Incredible and so moving!
Brilliant. Thanks for sharing. regards from the UK
Always a pleasure to watch
Beautiful, in all respects.............thank you
Thank you Sir! So much beauty!
Also;utely lovely! Thank you.
captivating as always, I've been there in past lives.
Goodonyah and a happy new year to you all.
Happy New Year! Fleming
Breathtaking.
Stunning. Well done!
As always another great video what some beautiful places you have visited Hope you have a Safe and Happy New Year
Love all of your videos. Thank you so very much!
Thank you so much 👏👍
Thank you Tony! Another great one!
Thank you!
Thank you
Well done!
Awesome ❤
what a nice video !
happy new year
Thank you for this beautiful video!
Good stuff thanks again. Happy New Years 🎉
Hear hear!
I'm surprised that Venture II's anchor chain has not been painted in the standard, mnemonic to help seamen remember the order of the colours go:
Rub - Red, Your - Yellow, Balls - Blue, With - White, Grease - Green. Or the simple >30m vessel - two-colour system using just red and white markings!
Of all the great characteristics of stainless steel chain, such as stacking well, mud shedding and staying clean, and good looks, one thing it doesn't do well is accept paint. Chain counters are needed.
Fabulous channel viewed with an ad-blocking browser
Sadly, those plastic cable ties usually end up in the water, which is frowned upon.
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-- QUESTION -- Any idea what the running fuel cost on this? Is it 2 MPG? is that the way to approach budgeting for a journey? Certainly worth it for an extended cruise.
I don't know where you got the idea we are using Venture II. We are still using the original Venture which now has over 71,000 nautical miles under her keel. Venture II was built to European spec and remains in Europe. She was sold about 10 years ago and I believe she is currently in Greece. Fuel consumption depends very much on speed. Venture burns about 1.5 US gallons per mile at a cruising speed of around 9.5 knots.