A Tale About WHALES! Whaling history in New Bedford, Massachusetts

[@wanderwitheric]

I believe this was my best work so far. What do you think? Which video is your favorite?

[@jerryfranklin9649]

Thank you very interesting history, and as usual great video audio and narration. You are a great presenter.

[@wanderwitheric]

Thanks for all your support! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@wanderwitheric]

I always kind of wanted to serve as a hand on a fishing boat. I never actually did it, but there's a part of me that always wishes I did :)

[@wanderwitheric]

Timestamps have been added so you can jump around to the parts of the video you're most interested in! 😎 I intended to do that initially but forgot.

[@EMTevjorgensen]

Always like to wander with you E from another E!

[@wanderwitheric]

Thanks, Eric! I really appreciate your support! Big things coming in the next few months. Stay tuned!

[@pat6429]

Great job Eric

[@wanderwitheric]

Thanks, Pat! Much appreciated!

[@RandyClemens]

Great video, as always! Looks like a very cool museum, with a lot more to explore than just whaling exhibits! Somewhat tangential question, since you touched on cultures that are linked with whales, have you seen the New Zealand film, Whale Rider? Highly recommended 😁 🍿 🐳

[@wanderwitheric]

Thanks, Randy! Glad you enjoyed the video! Indeed, it is a splendid museum! I have not seen Whale Rider. I'll look into it. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@trilobite42]

My old man has a scrimshaw tooth with an image of a top less mermaid.

[@wanderwitheric]

That's pretty cool! I was blown away by the huge collection at the museum.

[@trilobite42]

And now for a most important question. Can you actually “fish for a whale”? 😆

[@wanderwitheric]

Haha, I guess you could fish for a whale shark! :-D