A Whale of a Good Time - A Whale Watch & History at Nantucket Whaling Museum | Harbors Unknown Ep 39

[@shuzoskates]

I have learned again😊 Nantucket and Whale. They were very close! Not like a tour boat, you sailed on your own! I am very proud of you guys 😆 I felt like l was at the museum! Thank you for your kind invitation! And Kristin’s camera was big! It’s like pro camera staff ! 😊

[@HarborsUnknown]

Thank you Hiro, that was a fun trip!

[@janvanvliet5195]

Great Whale video ,even with the broken autopilot you guys kept smiling ,a lifetime experience!

[@HarborsUnknown]

We’re glad you enjoyed the video Jan! With days like this the only thing to do is smile.

[@barbiewarner530]

their she blows..theres our whales.i seen them on captain johns in 2018 outta plymouth.what a great thing to witness.

[@HarborsUnknown]

It was incredible! So glad you’ve witnessed them as well! 😊

[@stevewildman1045]

I am so glad your living the dream. Enjoy

[@HarborsUnknown]

Thanks so much Steve!

[@Building_Bluebird]

I'm laughing because i rubbed my TV screen a few times on the prior episode thinking it had dead pixels or grease on it. LoL seeing the whales has to be exciting. Very interesting material from the docent at the whaling museum. Sounds like it was a miserable dangerous job in many ways.

[@HarborsUnknown]

😊whaling was definitely a miserable job, both for the mariners and for the whales. Thankfully is over except for a few countries in the world. 😞 Thank you for your comment

[@darrellpugh6689]

🐋 👍 Fair Winds 😎

[@HarborsUnknown]

Thanks Darrell!! 🤩⛵️☀️

[@nickdelsignore5546]

Love following you and my girlfriend is a huge fan of Yoda. We hope to meet at the show next month.

[@HarborsUnknown]

Thanks so much for following our journey Nick! We hope to meet you as well! We’ll post more info about where to find us at the show on our Instagram. 😊

[@williamwright2183]

Enjoyed this

[@HarborsUnknown]

We’re so glad you enjoyed the video William! Thanks for watching!!

[@nedwphillips2126]

Kool Video... must have been a huge amount of Whales... back in the day eh

[@HarborsUnknown]

Thanks Ned! I know, it must have been incredible.

[@rogerkerkmann]

They had whales in Boston harbor this summer who needs a whale watch boat😱😁😁 by the way to try to squeeze that thing through the anasquam River🤔👍

[@HarborsUnknown]

Wow, that’s incredible! I wonder why the whales were in Boston harbor.

[@fervitalino]

Congrats for sharing this incredible video. I am Brazilian and a whale lover.

[@HarborsUnknown]

We’re so glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!!

[@raydeberge9503]

Thanks for another wonderful video. Yes, we will be attending Annapolis this year. Hoping we get the chance to meet up with you. Cheers and continued great passages! Ray & Kim. SV Nuevo Dia ⛵️

[@HarborsUnknown]

We’re glad you enjoyed the video Ray! We’re looking forward to meeting you and Kim!!

[@AORD72]

It would be good to see video reviews of all the catamarans at the boat show.

[@HarborsUnknown]

It would be! Unfortunately we won’t be able to do it but maybe another channel will. 😊

[@huldahovergaard1648]

Your videos are so interesting! Truly enjoy watching them.

[@HarborsUnknown]

Thanks Mom! We’re so glad you’re enjoying them!!

[@DCGULL01]

Ahhh, Stellwagen!!!! Good on Ya! Tristin & Flabio- come on- those are stage names!!! But, if you're gonna expose your life on YT, I guess you should protect your privacy. My stage name is Curly Indianhead, so- you both beat me by a mile! I worry less about the smaller species of whales but -the bigguns make me nervous! What if they decide to breach right by your shiny new Seawinds 1600 'Wanderlust'? Oops- sorry guys- didn't mean to shatter your boat! Loved the video capture at the whaling museum- priceless gift to those who have no idea of the hardship of coastal life from the late 1600's to the late 1800's. Not sure if you got the same feeling that I always do seeing the entrance of Gloucester Harbor- I think it's a mix of relief & joy? Invariably, I had to sail (whatever boat being delivered from 34' to 60') in the rain & cold to ensure arrival at a specific time for the owners to arrive? I honestly can't remember a sail that was sunny, clear (no fog or low clouds) and warm- let alone a combination of any of those features? Hahaha Ah, the joys of New England sailing, but- you've already had a few weather adventures so far (Henri & Ida, recently). But, Gloucester is such a beautiful harbor, it brings soul peace to the conflicted. A great place to be in a storm- those moorings are checked annually- no weak fittings, everything works as described & my favorite "Calibration Not Required". If your ball is good to 50'- it really is good to 60' regardless of displacement. Not many harbors have that kind of safety- I sleep easy in Gloucester. Obviously, I'm so enjoying your trip, I think you'll be passing the house on the way South towards Annapolis & the Chesapeake soon. If you need anything...(don't have a spare auto pilot laying around tho!) just reach out. Us Yankees are ingenious and find ways to get needed things & stuff. If you get to Portsmouth or Seabrook... Travel safe, enjoy & hope to get to Annapolis to meet you!

[@HarborsUnknown]

We’re so glad you enjoyed the video David! New England weather is a rollercoaster for sure but overall we’ve been quite fortunate. Gloucester is a beautiful harbor with an interesting history and seems to be battling a changing world in regards to fishing regulations and climate. We’re in Maine now, heading back down south. Let us know if you’ll be at the show, we’d love to connect!

[@jeffbright3755]

I booked hotel and got tickets the other day and look forward to meeting you next month at the show.

[@HarborsUnknown]

That’s great! We’re looking forward to meeting you too!!

[@Peter_Herrman]

Where's the underwater shots? Come on, it's summer, how cold can it be up there? ;o)

[@HarborsUnknown]

😂😂 cold enough that we’re not going in unless we have to! Plus the visibility isn’t very good. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@ileneturner6127]

Very cool seeing the whales and most interesting learning about the whales from years ago!!

[@HarborsUnknown]

So glad you enjoyed the whales and learning about the history as much as we did Ilene! Thanks for watching!!

[@nessuno1948]

I cammelli era usati dalla Serenissima Repubblica di San Marco, per portare le navi in mare aperto, non solo dagli olandesi.

[@HarborsUnknown]

Grazie per l’informazione! E grazie per aver visto il nostro video. Speriamo che ti sia piaciuto. Ciao Fabio e Kristin