Your videos make me so happy. Everytime I check back on your channel and see a new video uploaded, it's already been 2 months. Crazy how fast time flies. And it's also amazing to finally have such amazing off grid kind content where I don't have to see people smiling while consuming animal corpses. Such a breathe of fresh air to have such an amazing channel not support animal abuse.
That was pure magic! What a gift you rightly deserve! Those dolphins must have heard about all your hard work! :). So glad to hear that you are now working for the organization you love.
I’m so happy you gave us old timers from Pepsi days a heads up about this channel. I had been watching all till you got to Scandinavia and I guess the algorithm changed and it just sorta fell away. I’m absolutely just delighted and awe struck at that Orca AND THEN THE POD! Wow! Wow. Thank you for sharing. I’ll be sure to keep your channel in rotation. Best of luck in all you are doing.
Btw: I truly appreciated you given thanks to the Native People who allow fellow humans to enjoy the beauty of the Earth their ancestors took great stewardship in. Cheers
It's no problem at all 💖 thank you for sticking around and for your kind words! I was just as wowed by the orca and then the dolphins, so I completely understand how you feel. Also, to be fair, I changed my type of content on my old channel and many people were no longer shown my videos. It's one of the reasons that I started fresh with this channel 😊 also, just so you know, Pepsi is still with us! He's turning 13 in a couple of weeks and is happy and thriving!
Hooray! What a lovely video!!! That kayaking trip truly was amazing! So grateful to have been there on such an epic trip. Also! Meeting such a wonderful group of people was an absolute delight. I hope you and Lukas are doing well and that your adventures continue to be full of beauty and magic!
Thank you so much💖I really love kayaking and I'm so grateful that I got to go on that trip again, especially with meeting you all! I hope you're doing well too and get to continue on with other amazing adventures!
We (my 3yr old daughter) and I just discovered your videos. We love to watch interesting people travelling. The way you present your travel, voice over, blogging and video videography is a lovely combination, it was easy to watch and very cozy. All the best to you both and we look forward to more videos! PS. Excellent choice in reading material!
Welcome to you both 😊💖 I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your kind words! I put my all into the videos I make and it brings me a lot of joy to know that others enjoy them! Also, the throne of glass series is fantastic 😍
There's so many things I love about this video. You did such an amazing job putting this together. The joy and passion you felt came through the screen. So beautiful 🐬💕🐋
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. I got to see whales, totally by accident while driving along the coast once. Seeing them free, happy, and thriving was truly a magical moment for me.
So beautiful Tarah and what a blessing to see the whales and all those dolphins - It’s like they are expressing their gratitude for looking after the oceans 🌊 💕 🐬 🐋
Thanks Dan! It really was 😊 Haha, I honestly have no idea where I got the idea that once a wrap is cut into triangles, it transforms into pita 😂 definitely some alchemy going on there
Well, I married a Dane and we needed to live somewhere 😅 immigrating to Canada would be impossible because I have a disability and couldn't support Lukas, which is a requirement for a Canadian looking to have their spouse immigrate. But honestly, I'm glad I left. The cost of living on Vancouver Island is so high that it would be unlivable for us - an average house is over a million dollars and the food costs are now higher than the most expensive countries I've ever been to - Norway and Switzerland. Most people I know are either moving away, living in debt, or working 60+ hours a week to afford basic expenses. Even when I used to live there, the discrepancy between the wages and cost of living made it barely possible to even get by. As beautiful as it may be, no place is beautiful enough to justify living on the poverty level. In contrast, Scandinavia has a high standard of living, our cottage costed a tiny fraction of a house in Canada, and we still have access to so much beautiful nature in Sweden, Norway and Finland, but with a stable system that cares for everyone, where no one has to struggle, financially or otherwise.
It's not only what I mentioned in my last comment, but British Columbia is up in flames from spring through autumn, with out of control wildfires burning down entire towns. And people can't even get wildfire insurance, so you're at risk of losing everything if you live in BC. It's a tale I've heard too many times to even entertain the idea of moving there again. Many people are becoming climate refugees, needing to flee north or into the prairies. There's always context to everything, and as much as a part of me will always be in British Columbia, I wouldn't trade anything for the stability and life we've created in Denmark, with the freedom to explore the wilderness in our camper, and the cozy home we have
@@simplytarah Thanks for explaining, I didn't know all of that☺️ I thought, you were living in Sweden. I lived in Denmark for a few years, too. Living there is really great, but I lived near Copenhagen and I missed the nature, I grew up in too much. So now I'm back in South Germany🤷 Wish you all of the best!
@@Maybe.later1 I completely understand that, not many people know! I also relate to missing the nature and wilderness while living in Denmark. We're an hour outside of Copenhagen and even though we live in a rural village, the nature is nothing like that in the rest of the nordic countries! I did live in Sweden for 2 years and I'd move back in a heartbeat if I could, but we can only legally live in Denmark 😊 I've heard the south of Germany is beautiful so I can understand why you would want to live there!
Amazing for you. Especially after having witnessed the death of the animals in Japan. I first had searched you out after seeing you fleeing from the approaching tsunami and that still left me with question marks about that experience. I didn't know why you were in Japan and now I know why, thanks for adding that info. I was there for 4 years in a totally different situation and I've tried to put myself in your shoes imagining how I would have reacted to the approaching then continuing disaster. It was probably the end of your time there and it probably ended your time prematurely. At least now I can piece that together.
I didn't realize that people didn't know! I went to Japan 3 times, the first to Taiji, and the second time we began in Taiji but the dolphin killing ended. So, we headed north to Otsuchi to attempt to document the slaughter of dall's porpoises. 2 days later the tsunami happened and Otsuchi was decimated. I then returned to Japan a 3rd time (5 months after the tsunami) where I was let in but only after being detained in a cell and questioned. They later banned me from entering the country again, like many other activists. But either way, it was such a joy to see dolphins alive and happy!
Absolutely, I will! It takes me a while to make a new video, but this is definitely on my list to make, especially because it's been a year since my diagnoses.
Give us a 🐬🐬🐬 if you made it to the end and saw the most amazing this I've ever seen 😍
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Your videos make me so happy. Everytime I check back on your channel and see a new video uploaded, it's already been 2 months. Crazy how fast time flies. And it's also amazing to finally have such amazing off grid kind content where I don't have to see people smiling while consuming animal corpses. Such a breathe of fresh air to have such an amazing channel not support animal abuse.
🐬🐬🐬 I cried. What a blessing. Gods creatures thanking you.🥰
I'm so glad that you enjoyed seeing the dolphins as much as we did 💖
That is SO cool...they came to say THANKS!!!!
It was such an amazing experience!
Was thinking the same thing!!!!!
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That was pure magic! What a gift you rightly deserve! Those dolphins must have heard about all your hard work! :). So glad to hear that you are now working for the organization you love.
It definitely felt like it! Thanks so much for your support 💖
There are no words. How lucky and blessed you were. Absolutely magical
I absolutely agree 💖
I’m so happy you gave us old timers from Pepsi days a heads up about this channel. I had been watching all till you got to Scandinavia and I guess the algorithm changed and it just sorta fell away. I’m absolutely just delighted and awe struck at that Orca AND THEN THE POD! Wow! Wow. Thank you for sharing. I’ll be sure to keep your channel in rotation. Best of luck in all you are doing.
Btw: I truly appreciated you given thanks to the Native People who allow fellow humans to enjoy the beauty of the Earth their ancestors took great stewardship in. Cheers
It's no problem at all 💖 thank you for sticking around and for your kind words! I was just as wowed by the orca and then the dolphins, so I completely understand how you feel.
Also, to be fair, I changed my type of content on my old channel and many people were no longer shown my videos. It's one of the reasons that I started fresh with this channel 😊 also, just so you know, Pepsi is still with us! He's turning 13 in a couple of weeks and is happy and thriving!
Of course! They don't have to give us access to these islands, but they do so that we can experience the beauty there, and I'm grateful for that!
Hooray! What a lovely video!!! That kayaking trip truly was amazing! So grateful to have been there on such an epic trip. Also! Meeting such a wonderful group of people was an absolute delight. I hope you and Lukas are doing well and that your adventures continue to be full of beauty and magic!
Thank you so much💖I really love kayaking and I'm so grateful that I got to go on that trip again, especially with meeting you all! I hope you're doing well too and get to continue on with other amazing adventures!
We (my 3yr old daughter) and I just discovered your videos. We love to watch interesting people travelling. The way you present your travel, voice over, blogging and video videography is a lovely combination, it was easy to watch and very cozy. All the best to you both and we look forward to more videos! PS. Excellent choice in reading material!
Welcome to you both 😊💖 I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your kind words! I put my all into the videos I make and it brings me a lot of joy to know that others enjoy them!
Also, the throne of glass series is fantastic 😍
A-mazing! What an amazing gift the Dolphins (and whales) gave your group!
It was truly amazing 💖
Thank you for sharing. So beautiful and peaceful. I've watched you for so many years. It's nice to see you truly happy, content, and at peace.
You're very welcome 💖I really appreciate you sticking around!
There's so many things I love about this video. You did such an amazing job putting this together. The joy and passion you felt came through the screen. So beautiful 🐬💕🐋
Thank you so much 💖 We really tried to film more candid moments and I'm really happy with how it turned out!
Vancouver island is my home too. It’s a beautiful gem. ❤ I don’t live there anymore, but I am grateful to be able to go back to visit
It really is a lovely place to visit ❤
I was so excited to see this. What a delight!🐬🐬🐬
It was such an amazing experience 😍 so glad you enjoyed it!
Oh my goodness, dolphins are my absolute favorite!!!! 🐬🐬🐬
Mine too 😍🐬
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. I got to see whales, totally by accident while driving along the coast once. Seeing them free, happy, and thriving was truly a magical moment for me.
Thank you so much 💖It's such a joy to see them enjoying themselves in the wild! I'm glad you got to experience them on your drive along the coast.
So beautiful Tarah and what a blessing to see the whales and all those dolphins - It’s like they are expressing their gratitude for looking after the oceans 🌊 💕 🐬 🐋
Thank you so much 💖 it was such an incredible experience and I'm so grateful that I got to see them alive and happy!
omg that was so BEAUTIFUL
I was too! Dolphins are incredible 😍
Wonderful video, Tarah! 😊
Thank you 💖
Wow what a beautiful video thats an amazing experience you're so lucky🙂
It honestly was 💖 I'm so grateful!
What a blessing!!!!! 🎉
It really was 💖😍
What an incredible experience!! Sending you and Lukas a huge hug
Wow!!! Took my breath away 😲
Honestly, it did for us too 💖
How glorious!!!
It was 😍
What an amazing trip! ❤
It really was 💖
Great video!
Thanks!!
Wow! What a trip and what an experience! Magical.
Speaking of magical, that's some bread alchemy going on in that pan. ;)
Thanks Dan! It really was 😊 Haha, I honestly have no idea where I got the idea that once a wrap is cut into triangles, it transforms into pita 😂 definitely some alchemy going on there
How could you leave such a beautiful place??
Well, I married a Dane and we needed to live somewhere 😅 immigrating to Canada would be impossible because I have a disability and couldn't support Lukas, which is a requirement for a Canadian looking to have their spouse immigrate.
But honestly, I'm glad I left. The cost of living on Vancouver Island is so high that it would be unlivable for us - an average house is over a million dollars and the food costs are now higher than the most expensive countries I've ever been to - Norway and Switzerland. Most people I know are either moving away, living in debt, or working 60+ hours a week to afford basic expenses. Even when I used to live there, the discrepancy between the wages and cost of living made it barely possible to even get by.
As beautiful as it may be, no place is beautiful enough to justify living on the poverty level.
In contrast, Scandinavia has a high standard of living, our cottage costed a tiny fraction of a house in Canada, and we still have access to so much beautiful nature in Sweden, Norway and Finland, but with a stable system that cares for everyone, where no one has to struggle, financially or otherwise.
It's not only what I mentioned in my last comment, but British Columbia is up in flames from spring through autumn, with out of control wildfires burning down entire towns. And people can't even get wildfire insurance, so you're at risk of losing everything if you live in BC. It's a tale I've heard too many times to even entertain the idea of moving there again. Many people are becoming climate refugees, needing to flee north or into the prairies.
There's always context to everything, and as much as a part of me will always be in British Columbia, I wouldn't trade anything for the stability and life we've created in Denmark, with the freedom to explore the wilderness in our camper, and the cozy home we have
@@simplytarah Thanks for explaining, I didn't know all of that☺️ I thought, you were living in Sweden. I lived in Denmark for a few years, too. Living there is really great, but I lived near Copenhagen and I missed the nature, I grew up in too much. So now I'm back in South Germany🤷 Wish you all of the best!
@@simplytarah Btw, I was once on vacation in Norway and I totally ran out of money😂
@@Maybe.later1 I completely understand that, not many people know! I also relate to missing the nature and wilderness while living in Denmark. We're an hour outside of Copenhagen and even though we live in a rural village, the nature is nothing like that in the rest of the nordic countries!
I did live in Sweden for 2 years and I'd move back in a heartbeat if I could, but we can only legally live in Denmark 😊
I've heard the south of Germany is beautiful so I can understand why you would want to live there!
I love your videos💗
Thank you so much 💖 I'm so glad you enjoy the videos!
cool adventure
Thanks!
Hi, Tarah! Thanks for this beautiful video! It lifted my mood (had a really rough day). Hugs from Chisinau! 💖
You're so welcome 💖 I'm really happy to hear that it brightened your day, and I hope you're feeling better 😊
Yes, thank you :) @@simplytarah
Amazing for you. Especially after having witnessed the death of the animals in Japan. I first had searched you out after seeing you fleeing from the approaching tsunami and that still left me with question marks about that experience. I didn't know why you were in Japan and now I know why, thanks for adding that info. I was there for 4 years in a totally different situation and I've tried to put myself in your shoes imagining how I would have reacted to the approaching then continuing disaster. It was probably the end of your time there and it probably ended your time prematurely. At least now I can piece that together.
I didn't realize that people didn't know! I went to Japan 3 times, the first to Taiji, and the second time we began in Taiji but the dolphin killing ended. So, we headed north to Otsuchi to attempt to document the slaughter of dall's porpoises. 2 days later the tsunami happened and Otsuchi was decimated. I then returned to Japan a 3rd time (5 months after the tsunami) where I was let in but only after being detained in a cell and questioned. They later banned me from entering the country again, like many other activists.
But either way, it was such a joy to see dolphins alive and happy!
Could you share how you’re going with accepting your audhd diagnosis please? I was diagnosed recently too.
Absolutely, I will! It takes me a while to make a new video, but this is definitely on my list to make, especially because it's been a year since my diagnoses.
If only there were words for praise
Why try to remain speechless
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4:17 You probably already Notice but it seems Like you sleep On a ripple potato chip
It's definitely an interesting design but it's comfortable!