Looks like I'm in love

We're moving quick through the Caribbean as we make our way north to Miami. In this video we skate in Puerto Rico, explore Turks & Caicos and get sea sick on our sail to mayaguana. This was a fun video to make and I can't wait to edit the rest of the trip:)
Instagram - / lukebosworth_
Music - / @finnwhitaker
app.soundstrip...
Make sure to subscribe for videos every Wednesday🤙🏼

[@theeint]

Your videos keep getting better you have a real talent Thanks!

[@lukebosworth_]

Thank you for your support! I’ll keep them coming😁

[@IntubateU]

Secret seasickness trick from a former US Navy submarine sailor. Seasickness (motion sickness) was never really an issue while we were submerged since we were usually deep enough to not feel the effects of the waves on the surface. And when we did, we'd just go a little deeper to try to get under it just like an airplane will change altitude looking for smooth air when it encounters turbulence. But on the surface... a whole different story. With a submarine hull being round and with the way a wave's energy moves, the slightest sea state could easily be felt. Anyway, if you go outside or somewhere so you can see the horizon, you're likely not to get seasick. Seasickness is caused by a mismatch between visual cues and vestibular cues to the brain about the body's spatial orientation. If your eyes are telling the brain one thing and the inner ear is telling it something different, seasickness is likely. So when your inner ear is sensing the motion of the ocean but the eyes aren't seeing it - mismatch = motion sickness. Being where you're eyes can see the movement relative to the horizon, the eyes are sensing the motion of the ocean the same as the inner ear is sensing it - messages match = motion sickness unlikely. When you're in a cabin, your eyes really aren't getting full visual cues, since you're not really seeing the motion like you would compared against the horizon. Anyway... try it. You'll be surprised. I'll be curious to see if you feel any difference.

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

Thank you for sharing with us. I'm an advanced diver It's pitiful I can't go out unless I take medicine what an awful feeling to be sea sick. God Bless you.

[@takemetothesea6238]

Speaking from experience, you're absolutely correct.👍

[@SailingSilmaril]

Dive! Dive! sts2(ss) Gato and Phoenix.

[@IntubateU]

@@SailingSilmaril lol Diving Officer, surface the ship. Surface the the ship, aye! Chief of the Watch, over the 1MC Surface Surface Surface. Stonewall Jackson (SSBN634)(GOLD)

[@deborahjaneapperley1004]

Good advice

[@IFSTherapyRealResults]

very fun to see this video. Liked it somehow more that others before. Good variety of content. And loved hearing how it is for you... honestly about the seasickness. Your authenticity goes a long way.

[@keithfailmezger1596]

i see you and finn on a journey together .. you guys make good content

[@krystopherfischer2919]

LUKE epic film. When you were on the little bog of grass when you and Finn were looking at the flamingos and you sat there and said. This is the Caribbean... WOW. What an advertisement that would make. Great job editing. AWESOME

[@Chronograph71]

That's a very nice upbeat video! Well doe! Thanks! You had blended in with the family quite well.😊

[@TammyBillings-qt1ve]

You are doing a fantastic job on the videos. Thanks for sharing

[@KenG557]

I'm loving the Studmobile 😁👍👍

[@chuckjackson1814]

Luke, I Do Pitty You!!! Sea Sickness Sucks! I cannot do it. Thanks for the adventure sharing the journey.

[@kiwichic72]

The first 5 mins of that island footage was EPIC!! loved the footage as you were losing the light as well

[@SirAdamMeek]

Epically Cinematic, Luke. Well done!

[@jacksmith3541]

another great vlog Luke. You tore it up on that one wheeler. How cool y'all had a friend loan the golfcart. Can't wait to see what's next.

[@oyinkansolaeshoYT]

wow you have the most American name ever😂

[@johnkim8957]

What a beautiful video, Luke❤

[@asquithmainlines699]

Don’t apologize for getting sea sick. I can’t look at a screen for very long at all in a moving vehicle and once got sea sick on a high speed ferry from Hoek van Holland to Harwich England. I feel your pain.

[@Sgt_MoDog_USMC]

Can ALWAYS count on Keiths humor to make me laugh!!! LOL :)

[@jrileybigjar]

Luke you look great. So happy you have an awesome opportunity to do one of the best things in your life. Cheers my man. Continue!

[@thebigguy8306]

Thank you for sharing your journey. You are an amazing young man. Safe and healthy travels

[@sharimahigab1292]

Supporting Mr Luke. Thanks for making us smile!!

[@lukebosworth_]

Thank you!!

[@Topswing]

I really like your vlogging style and you editing skills have improved a lot. Keep up the great work.

[@jeffosborne1147]

Great video Luke. Keep them coming. Have fun

[@romnyrferrandos]

Great editing my dude! Loved the sun shots. Thank You

[@4hubby971]

Delightful! They started out good and got great.

[@happysavy9296]

LUKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just Awesome dude and thanks for sharing buddy

[@lukebosworth_]

Welcome thanks for watching!!

[@happysavy9296]

thanks for responding@@lukebosworth_

[@manyalevine1017]

Looks amazing. We have pink flamingoes in the wild in Eilat in Israel

[@freetheppl5376]

Great editing Luke, really enjoyed this video, thnx!

[@hockeydoc2]

Refreshing. Great for a young man to explore life.

[@user-km7xp4vq5d]

I don't get seasickness, having grown up on the water in the NE. However I do agree with the former sub-sailor's assessment about conflicting sensory data to the brain being a probable cause. Love your video Luke, and I'll assist you with sailing and night watches whenever you get your boat.......😮😮😮😅😅😂😊❤👍😉

[@Rockin.Bakken]

This is truly living in the moment ☀️

[@Vino-bv5ic]

Very entertaining. Lotsa personality !

[@hyncik]

I can't stop watching that part from the island :Dd. It's so beautiful 🦩

[@hudsonhaddon]

Another banger 🙌🔥

[@elijahlevi]

your editing skills , music etc is getting better and better Luke. love it !!! and the content was mesmerising as always !!

[@lukebosworth_]

Thanks!

[@amandalevy1227]

I'm a newbie to your channel and really loved this one. Especially the mood set in the part early on, near the flamingos. You have a great voice for this. Thanks for sharing.

[@barefootjaime]

Your content is so good! I love seeing your perspective on the sailing lifestyle. You have a great way of story telling Luke! Big fan

[@kellylewis6807]

Awesome video Luke!

[@TheGreatOutdoooors]

Can't wait to see where your travels take you, handsome! ❤

[@greathornedowl3644]

Thank you for sharing your journeys. You are an amazing young man. Safe and healthy travels. Thinking at the time of Columbus it took 6 weeks (?) and that is if you lived.

[@lukebosworth_]

They were true explorers

[@braggarmybrat]

OMG. You guys are so cute! Love the flamingos, seen them in FL and the Caribbean.

[@lukebosworth_]

Where in Florida have you seen them???

[@miked19831988]

LOVE the John Denver clips

[@someguy9778]

Wow, so cool. I've never seen Pink Flamingos in the wild and I've been to PR and many of those islands down there. Lucky!

[@angelrivera8558]

To be this age and can just get away and try a adventures. Now that a great line of work. Good bless guys. Oh when you get old the memories will full your life of wonderful memories. Is how old people help to sleep at night and great get to get hers chatting about it.

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you for sharing your cool trip.😊😊

[@reedjames3747]

I don't know how you guys do it - I hate that seasick feeling - as much as it's so awesome to be out on the ocean, it's hard to take your mind off of it - so kudos to you guys.

[@mmettauer]

The thong comment made me laugh out loud! HAHA

[@davidnilles3117]

Great video, Luke. So beautiful out there. Enjoy! 👍

[@BonanzaRoad]

Awesome, fun, entertaining video, Luke! Thanks for sharing your adventures…even the seasickness stuff. I also get motion sickness sometimes and my solution is 24 hour Dramamine or Bonnie tablets… Looking forward to more great videos from you!

[@lukebosworth_]

The pills work but they make me sooo tired

[@BonanzaRoad]

They have non-drowsy versions of Dramamine and Bonine… This new video is particularly awesome!

[@Alaskan454]

Luke….very much enjoyed your contribution to Sailing Zatara. Looking forward to following your travels or school, you’re a smart kid so you’ll do well at anything….

[@Benito-fn4ip]

Enjoyed this....FYI Dozens of Flamingos in beach area hour outside Merida MX....Sail on down. Spectacular beaches and wilderness area.

[@CamberHill]

what trippy symptoms! when your body, mind, and spirit are smoothly rocking you are fine, but when you're staring at something stationary your mind and body get confused.

[@reubenmiller30]

Going on Lake Eri when we were younger, we’d get a little sea sick sometimes. What worked for us (somewhat) was eating dry foods (bread, crackers). But mom would still get sick. I enjoy your videos!

[@timsullivan4687]

Didn't realize that was Jack and Finn...I'm SO subscribed to your channel now

[@christac7322]

I absolutely love your videos!!! Nice work!!

[@HurricaneHektor]

Great vid! Brought back good memories of home! Ty!

[@markaumann5336]

Luke - loved the video - I like people who r real an authentic sharing da gd bad and the ugly👍👍😜

[@mikimajka]

Awesome content;) I like your attitude;) I'm afraid of space, so ocean make me scary.

[@melissainfurna102]

Luke amazing content sorry you feel 🤢I follow all of you because I couldn’t sail the way you all do-so I enjoy the videos 🤪

[@marycole4790]

Epic video!!!! We need more from you.

[@donnieseahawk9322]

Love this video! Spectacular. The portion with you saying This is the Caribbean was epic. Question: What is the name of the soundstripe song being played in this scene? Good luck with your future adventures!

[@primmyrimmy]

aww the subtle “monaco” reference :)))) how cute

[@ridingwithairbubble1694]

I went deep sea fishing in WA (state) once, was seasick the entire time. They said to go up on deck and keep an eye on the horizon…didn’t work, sea was so rough, the horizon went up n down which made it worse LOL. My uncle got to fish both his and my limit, so I didn’t go home empty handed, hehe.

[@ray6659]

Luke, you grew upin Florida, flamingos are all over your state, not all pink.

[@richards5843]

What you call sea sickness I call vertigo and that is when you focus on one thing and the background is moving. It is best to focus on one thing then focus on something else that should help. There are patches you stick behind your ear and that helps a lot. Turks Island reminds me of my winter home in the Cayman Islands.

[@justincase5272]

Seasickness: I used to get it while reading comic books in the car. I'd occasionally get airsick while flying (I was a pilot), but not very often and it was never severe.

[@jmatt4life]

I love Puerto Rico! I worked there for five months.

[@parisbuza3928]

Love your videos, keep making them!

[@pathawkins8953]

Very well done!! Keep going!

[@keepthepeacesharethelove7022]

I love your hair style very much, because it fits you so well.

[@alive286]

from the title I thought you and Finn were going to be a thing and was all excited ...lol but looks like just good old bro fun 🙂

[@KJABurch]

8:31 Luke, have you tried taking the computer out where you’re sitting now and editing? I just wonder if it would help? Worth a shot!

[@Terri-e7d]

Cool hand Luke😘👌

[@bobbolieu9013]

For most it is a matter of exposure, how long and how frequent that you do something. My issue is with lots of movement, motion sickness. Some would say that sea sickness is motion sickness, it is one type of motion sickness. Like being car sick, which was terrible for me as a child. Like with being car sick, and with many other forms of motion sickness, I learned that I had to change my point of focus regularly. Look close a while, look long distance a while, long medium distance a while. If we focus close for a while our inner ear, our balance mechanism, tells us that we are sitting still while the rest of our body tells us that we're moving. It's the conflict of inputs that gets us. Look at the screen a few minutes, then look away for a few minutes. Back and forth. It keeps the inputs variable which helps with the motion sickness, in your case sea sickness. I used to have it flying. That was a bummer because I love to fly. Grew out of that though. Remember that also, you can simply grow out of it. Our sensitivity changes with time.

[@leesavandekamp4872]

I feel you on the seasickness it’s awful. Looks like there’s some good tips here though try them.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

I’ve seen flamingos when I visited the isla Holbox. I was like you, “are they real”?

[@MannyWC]

Paradise!🎉

[@seekthetruth1485]

Great video Luke!

[@MadgazelleFilms]

Luke, I get seasick, and it helps me to be outside in fresh air, somewhere that I can see th horizon. But I don’t know if I’d be able to look at screens while feeling puny like that!!

[@MadgazelleFilms]

*the

[@knighttwin]

Love you keep up the great travels

[@richards5843]

My uncle has a 160 foot yacht and a sail boat and I only get sea sick on the sail boat. I think it is the constant movement of the boat from the engines that keep me from getting sick plus the boat floats a lot higher than the sail boat making the horizon look different.

[@Wan_jikuh]

Flamingoes are so real. You should visit Lake Nakuru in Kenya. It's the flamingo lake of the world.

[@davincimen4495]

Since childhood, I get car sick if I don’t keep my eyes up and looking out the window. If I look down to read then here comes the nausea. I’ll never grow out of it, I don’t believe.

[@bxd7793]

It’s preppie but not college prep, just preppie for overall greatness in life

[@williamlambert1114]

Keith's Crazy......SUPER ENDING 😂😂😂😂

[@michaelgoettsch9788]

I still shake my head when I see you guys walking barefoot on the rocks. The bottom of your feet must be tough as nails!! Great video. Beautiful shots of the islands.

[@lukebosworth_]

Working on my island feet

[@Niaulc-sx1nl]

Happy to find your channel Luke. Add to Jack and Finn.

[@sneakerjockCA]

Finn with the SAMBA 👟👀🔥🔥🔥 4:44

[@kbc1883]

Edit up on deck or someplace that you can look up frequently at the horizon or at surface waves. Just keep looking up from your screen where your eyes can see the waves.

[@Is_this_handle_available]

I went on a 8 hour deep sea fishing trip with a group, they said you might feel a little queasy so bring some ginger snap cookies just in case. Hey, I will NEVER do that again. My head was banging so bad, my stomach so upset, I stayed inside the cabin the entire time except to go outside to throw up over the rails. I was so sick I couldn't even crawl over to the ginger snap cookies, wasn't worth it. Horrible experience. That said, excellent video Luke, keep it up!

[@lukebosworth_]

My sea sickness isn’t that bad but, it’s still less than pleasant. Imagine trying to concentrate on a screen when you felt like that.

[@omegavr8746]

“I thought flamingos were extinct” lol this dude is so American 😂

[@user-dy9it1ey5d]

Keep up the good work Luke

[@shelleyb8922]

The Sailing Zatara and Med Crew should come to Orlando for an episode !

[@lukebosworth_]

Just wait🙃

[@Niagra2011]

Intubate is correct. Was going to suggest when editing on passage, go out in the cockpit facing straight off the stern with your laptop facing you. Do some editing and every few minutes, pick your head up and look at the horizon for a couple. When staring at something stationary on the boat, it’s not moving but your inner ear/s is sensing the motion of the boat rocking. I spent 35 years on the water. I was lucky and never was sea sick. (Woohoo) Let us know if things change for you under way.

[@lukebosworth_]

You never got seasick!?! Lucky

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

Luke what a great video I love the caribbeans. I take dramamine I have to if not I get awfully sick some say it's the inner ear don't know. Keith is hilarious Luke you in a thong .... nooooooo 😂

[@manholejump]

Love you guys

[@briansparks4926]

On a related topic. I don't get car sick (motion sickness) unless I start to read. Our bodies can be weird.

[@lilir516]

Esooo mi Puerto Rico🇵🇷

[@stefanieobermeder2065]

The first time I saw flamingos in the wild, at the Galapagos, I cried dude.

[@lukebosworth_]

Haha I was close

[@Jimmerca]

Luke in a thong ha ha to funny😂 now it makes total sense why your postings are so late, totally understand, and I must say it was worth the wait. Great work Luke👍🏻 you could always wear a speedo✌🏻

[@lukebosworth_]

I used to swim for my high school in a speedo. I’ve never felt faster since

[@soraya4890]

Luke is very handsome, i think he could be a leading actor in a romcom.. or boy band

[@louisxxvdefrance6741]

LOL... Would've liked to have seen that :D

[@pwn9999]

during covid lockdown in India the pink flamingos overran several cities and towns. They were everywhere. India is in there migration path I guess.

[@redjupiter2]

Sea sickness is more of a mental/visual confusion… If you are not getting seasick during the days that you do not edit video on a computer screen then that should tell you quite a bit about your struggle as far as how to combat it. I know that it is difficult to do editing in short productive burst - a few minutes here and then a half an hour break and another few minutes- however breaking it up and shortening the actual screen time will probably start to work for you. Editing is a creative flow that once you get going it's hard to leave and then pick back up again later with the same feel… Primarily because the creative workflow is more emotional than it is actual and so it makes it more difficult to break it up. Unless you have created some kind of storyboard. Just take notes and leave the screen...go watch the waves and return later. I have a feeling you will be able to conquer seasickness eventually. I will tell you one thing right now ...this video is excellent in every way - the music cues, the videography, and your own personal story of your dilemma with seasickness make this truly a wonderful and touching video to watch.

[@lukebosworth_]

You nailed it with this comment🤙🏼