Sailing Into a TYPHOON!? - Ferry Cruise from Alaska to Washington! 🌊 (Full Stateroom TOUR!)

[@Christina-Bobina]

Ya’ll are troopers. I was getting seasick watching this. Also shoutout to whoever your graphic designer is that updates the type of vehicle in relation to the destination topic you go to at each intro. You guys are so stellar with your attention to detail and I love it!

[@NZKiwi87]

They’ve been doing it for years and I’m always impressed 👍

[@Christina-Bobina]

I remember when it was just a static graphic. The animation aspect just takes it to a whole other level!

[@noodles.dumplings.kimchi2878]

I want to second this. It’s super impressive.

[@Alex-bu6xi]

I live for the intro updates!! 😅

[@areguapiri]

..."ya'll"...lol...

[@JohnandCaraRetiredTravellers]

What an adventure! Eric happy to hear your mom is doing ok. Safe travels no matter where you bring us next. ~Cara 😊

[@EnglishBulldogMom]

Prayers for Eric’s mother…❤️glad you both made it safely back..thanks for always sharing and making me laugh…😀

[@stuartofblyth]

"At least I'll get to throw up in the comfort of my lovely state room". Knocked me out.

[@johnc3225]

Green apples! The sour kind. As soon as you bite into it, nausea goes away. I can’t believe how it works! A crewmember on a cruise ship turned me onto it. But on the flipside, just don’t eat too many you’ll get sick from the apples!

[@JustinBrehm]

Allison and Eric come to rescue again with another great video🎉

[@FraserAtSea]

HOW have I only now just found your channel? Really enjoyed this - a slightly different style of ocean travel vlogging to what I cover on my channel, ha!

[@Theendlessadventure]

Welcome to the adventure! And ya...cruising is a much nicer experience. 🤣Although we have had some crazy weather on our cruises before, but at least there's always food available!

[@GeistView]

Dad was moving to Kodiak back in the mid 70s and we took the Tustumena up the inside passage in the winter. Me, my sister had chickenpox AND got sea sick. Mom had to deal with 2 sick kids and because dad never had chickenpox he could not be in the same cabin. He also got sea sick. Mom was on her own. I was 4, sister was 1.

[@rebeccarendle3706]

Well done guys. I am a marine geoscientist and on research vessels at sea for a month or more at a time. My worst cruise was in the "Roaring 40s" between New Zealand, Australia and Antarctica.. we had 3 storms and

[@Theendlessadventure]

Oh my word. That is literally my worst nightmare...no sleep, no land in sight, crazy storms?! 😨 Storms at sea definitely make you realize how little control you have over anything and how teeny tiny you are. So glad you kept it together (for the most part) and can now just relive that as a very distant memory. 🙌 What a truly wild experience!

[@dragonmac1234]

It's good to hear Allison kept her insides on the inside, I rarely feel seasick but I was on an overnight ferry trip from Spain to the UK a few years ago in a storm. I was ok apart from one time when the boat briefly went up, down and side to side simultaneously, it was close but I managed to keep my insides intact 😄

[@CKLee-rs4kl]

OMG, that would have me mentally keeping the boat afloat!

[@Theendlessadventure]

Oh boy, glad you made it through! It's a wild feeling being thrown around by waves...and it's especially annoying when it's nighttime and you're panicking instead of sleeping. Glad you, your insides and the ferry made it through unscathed! 😅

[@ynys_mon6928]

You guys are doing great. It can’t be easy juggling keeping your channel going and supporting your family during difficult times. Life is unpredictable. I retired from work a month ago, thinking to have a restful few weeks before getting down to some diy’ing, but my 90 year old father in law isn’t coping any longer, so we’ve been travelling a lot to see him. At least our travel distances in the UK aren’t anything like you have in the US. It still took us eight hours to get home last week though.

[@josephhubbard899]

I have lived in Southeast Alaska for 56 years and that is just a normal day around here. I love the rain and wind and would never move down in America no matter what. I will also add that i work outside in the weather all the time.

[@jj-if6it]

When I was a kid we took a small boat to a tropical island in Australia during a typhoon/hurricane/cyclone. It was rocking so much the windows alternated between complete sky or sea. We couldn't enjoy our time on the island too much as you couldn't snorkel and then everyone had to be evacuated by helicopter lol. It was so windy you almost walked sideways on the beach!

[@Theendlessadventure]

Oh my goodness! That sounds wild! So sorry your trip was ruined, but what epic memories it gave you 😅

[@RichardEasler]

Ooooooh Yaaaaa'llzzzz....... That graphic of Clementine and Ruby driving up into the ferry 🎸 Rocks Ya'll!!!!

[@cspvideo]

The patches you wear on your neck are very effective for people who are prone to motion sickness. Also, my wife, who is prone to it, finds that green apples help for some reason.

[@ShaggyRogers1]

A tip to avoid seasickness on rough seas is to actually have a visible line of sight to the horizon. Your eyes being able to "agree" with the rest of your senses when it comes to the movement does wonders for helping to stabilize your sense of balance. Looking out the window is actually a great thing to do, and the best option would have been if you can look at the horizon in the direction of travel down the bow. When your senses of balance and motion don't agree with each other, the effect is exaggerated inside the body. The brain doesn't like it when one sense is saying "everything seems normal" but your others saying otherwise. The key senses here being located within a person's ankles(and/or lowest point of contact with the ground to a lesser extent), the fluid in the inner ear canal, and sight. There is a reason why dizziness is so much worse if you do the "lean over and go in circles" and you are blindfolded.

[@Angela-l5q]

Eric and Allison you both are true adventure seekers (maybe dare devil's ) at the same time. Thinking about you be safe ❤❤

[@ShineKamal-m9l]

Have been a silent viewer for so long! Just wanted to say that I really love your videos and have been watching them since 5 years. Great quality, amazing camera work, great content, and I find you guys really articulate as well (except when Allison forgets her words hehe). Really beats me when quality content like yours doesn't get as much traction as "lifestyle content" teenagers with 2M+ followers. Wish you guys all the success and good health! Looking forward to the international trips :)

[@Theendlessadventure]

Thank you so much for the comment and all the support over the years! ❤️ We might not have the biggest audience, but we sure do love our little community on here. Here's to 5 more years of crazy adventures together! 🙌

[@deborahthompson6248]

Seasick medicine is an absolute must. For those who think well you never get sea siclk , i also thought the same till i regreted it. They were even sold out on the boat of any motion sickness medicine because everyone was sick.

[@brentpierce7585]

I'm pretty sure you did an LS swap into clementine if you're getting a ticking from the engine first check and make sure it's not just an exhaust leak. The exhaust manifolds like to warp and most of the time the very back bolt on the driver's side will break. Also the gold color doorman brand exhaust manifold bolts like to come loose. Hopefully that's all it is! If not the bearings in the roller lifters go bad alot on the 5.3l and 6.0l unfortunately it's not like an old small block chevy where you can pull the intake manifold and access the lifters. On the LS design you have to pull off the cylinder heads to replace lifters.

[@LinrudOwiee]

Fun fact: When I was young our family lived in a house directly on a cliff overlooking the ocean one mile south of Deception Pass, Washington. When the Alaskan Ferry would sail past our location we used our telescope to watch people on the decks of the ferry as well as the wheelhouse.

[@emmaanderson6973]

Glad to hear you are getting time with your mom

[@tanya334]

1. DO NOT watch the waves. 2. Eat green apples (yes, it works) 3. DO NOT take meds until you start to be nauseous. 4. DON'T TALK ABOUT IT 😂😂😂😂Safe travels ❤️

[@lindaritchie4845]

I love 'adventuring' with The Endless Adventure!!!

[@Theendlessadventure]

❤️ thanks for coming along with us!

[@lynettecarner]

Allison and Eric, I love, love watching your channel. It's funny, interesting, informative and you keep it real. I look forward to your next adventure. Safe travels and sending Hugs 🤗🤗

[@kellyrosenthal2821]

😂 tow truck hilarious! I seen a moving truck named, B&E moving company!! 😂😂

[@marge3157]

I am a 48 year old who gets motion sickness while driving (occasionally) The Relief Band has helped some but more it has helped recover. I am not one of those who can get out of a car and be fine. Just to let ya know.

[@DiscoverHudsonValley]

Damn, I definitely would have 🤮 on that boat ride haha! I can't believe that you lasted 2 days on there. This was a really fun journey!! From the car wash to the boat ride to Einstein chilling on the bench in Washington. Excellent video as always guys and glad you made it to WA safely. 👍🔥💯

[@simonagree4070]

I love Bellingham so much.

[@DeeLuscious]

Ending a boring work call with...."oh, I just got a notification for something I must look into asap. Can I take this away to reasearch and get back to you on Monday with a proposal?" 😂 the things im wiling to do for some endless adventure!!!

[@fredfolson5355]

Allison deserves a Caribbean cruise after all that.

[@stevenwallman2346]

This brings back some memories. I was in the Navy in the 80’s, we came out of the shipyard and had bad weather for most of the sea trials. This would not have been such a bad thing except: A. It was a submarine B. We were stuck on the surface for 4 days. Submarines are not designed to be on the surface for extended periods (round bottom, no stabilization). Most of the crew was sick since during normal operations the boat is underwater and doesn’t rock at all. I didn’t throw up, but I was miserable for the whole time.

[@tamarakelli687]

In Canda those are normal called Moose Knuckles not Camel Toes lll

[@tankertim]

16:01 ‘The sea was angry that day my friends, like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli…’ -George Costanza 😂

[@ahhitskatie9094]

SERENITY NOW

[@nickmail7604]

It's just what I was thinking, George the "marine biologist"!

[@Garciares04]

Thanks!

[@janadachingwa9234]

Looking forward to the trips in the future. Be safe going back home to see Eric's Mom. Happy Thanksgiving.

[@mariepalkiewicz852]

Great video despite queasiness, lol My husband and fisherman buddies swear that by drinking a beer or 2 before boarding, keeps most from sea sickness as it throws off your balance before the ship does. Lol

[@x35mmman]

never been this early it says you posted 51 seconds ago.....I never sailed into a typhoon. Looking forward to seeing this endless adventure......

[@joshuasprinkles3490]

Well you’ve definitely never sailed into a typhoon in the northern hemisphere. You may have sailed into a hurricane.

[@andystreet1479]

what a wild ferry adventure glad you survived. Give are best wishes to your mom when you get home, and we will look forward to whatever you decide to do next

[@alohatvn]

Very entertaining video 📹. See you on the road adventurers 😊.

[@Jessimac52]

Wild trip! Love the Colophon Cafe!!

[@Jcozz]

You two are really fun!

[@anthonyfoley5576]

Nice to see a British bus in America

[@uncle_trapper]

Try ATF fluid in your engine oil Should clear up the valve lifter tick you guys have until you can have a mech look at it

[@gailthompson4102]

Allison for future reference get some sea bands to wear on your wrists. They really help with the motion sickness.

[@cabracove]

Winter. And it's usually windy around Haida Gwaii anyway. Not too bad. Where the ferry can be REALLY nasty is Kodiak to Dutch and also in the Gulf around Yakutat. Safe travels.

[@lindaherrera8269]

hi good moring nice rain i love the rain happy day😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dianerivera3222]

Dramamine and Bonine are meant to work when they're already in your system, not once you already are sick.. Do not wait til you feel it to take it. We cruise and I know I can get seasick so I start taking Bonine in the morning before we even get onbaord. Works like a charm, no side effects and I take it every day we're onboard. It's a preventative.

[@maureenedwards2388]

Allison,the only thing that works for me is the patch. Not everyone can use it and it does need a prescription. Seasickness is horrible. You both are troopers! I have heard that hanging a towel on the wall gives you a sight line to use.

[@dalemarshall9736]

Good that you washed the rigs as they use a lot of chloride on the dirt roads to keep the dust down and it is very corrosive.

[@travelertrome8449]

Thank goodness you guys made it safely! I was on a ferry between Koh Samui and Koh Phangan in South Thailand when we hit bad weather. Big waves hitting the boat. I had never been more terrified in my life. You guys are troopers!

[@YAHweh.YAHshua]

My truck makes a ticking sound when it gets cold. I am convinced it is the manifold gasket where the exhaust attaches to the engine. Mine has been making the ticking sound in the cold for a few years, you do not hear it when it is warm. One day I might get it replaced.

[@jimwjohnq.public]

So on one these ferry's, if you are traveling with a vehicle do you have to sign some kind of waiver that says the safety of the ship and passengers comes first. By this I mean if the ship gets into a situation where the only way to save it is to lighten the load by pushing every vehicle off?

[@allier1940]

I grew up in Bellingham, it was cool to see Colophon Cafe and Village Books on video! Love your channel!

[@Giovannialfonso-w7g]

What a calm sailing. You haven't got a clue about waves. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@andrewtamkin2511]

sounds like an exhaust manifold gasket. The Ls motors tend to due that when there is a exhaust leak.(tick)

[@toddj9794]

That sounds coming from clementine is eerily familiar. When I had fouled out spark plugs it did that same thing

[@patriciamoore6492]

What an adventure! I get very motion sick too and take Bonine in vain it seems. So proud of you for not throwing up! Glad you made it safely . Good call getting the stateroom. 😊

[@CheyGrace_]

When the ferry I have to take for my car with me I have to drive from Oklahoma to Bellingham Washington and take the ferry from Bellingham to Whittier Alaska and it’s supposed to take a week but the one for the route im supposed to be on doesn’t open to transport till April… I’ve been on boats and cruises before and understand the industry to not get sea sick but I’m still scared since I’m going alone when I turn 20 sooo quite an adventure

[@dangergirlbrooks3575]

Welcome back!

[@unibal]

Seen this episode a few times already buy just noticed you zoomed in my wife's car at 6:10. You must have been on same ferry as she was when we moved out of AK.

[@leehamilton8344]

Typhoon = hurricane. ❤❤

[@daveb7095]

Enjoyed your podcast thank you Dave

[@stephenatkison2914]

That is the road salts and solution used to melt ice on the roads.

[@allie2703]

not bad you haven't seen rough till your porthole window is under water and you are walking on the walls open water from Haida Gwaii till Rupert

[@sheilaathay2034]

Bellingham is a fun place to go Antiqueing! My mom n I used to do that. Good times😊

[@mahdiiraqi313]

I work on a ship and I know how seasick you feel because you are not used to it♥️

[@jenniferdavis8088]

You should start taking the bonine about 12 hours or so before you leave and it will work better

[@akagumasony]

It's very rough. I don't think I will be able to board. Thanks for the fun video. From Japan

[@michaelhensel4022]

Come over to Port Townsend, on the Olympic Peninsula, you'll never wanna leave.

[@gregyohngy]

Did you have someone look at your RV concerning your engine? Maybe you had a slow oil leak and the lifters were making noise???

[@joewarren3608]

There are NO typhoons in the eastern Pacific. Hurricanes yes. West, beyond the International Date Line, THAT's where typhoons are found.

[@randomvideos8678]

am enjoying every bit of this..... I love you guys...

[@Andy_M986]

Burnt toast is good for stopping nausea, has to have a real decent amount of Charcoal on it for it to work.

[@bigb2956]

Just a note on the engine ticking, think it's normal on an LS motor.

[@Kevin-pd9gy]

Good Videos really like your little Suzuki Samurai looks brand new

[@griffin2263]

hope everything goes well with Eric's Mom happy that your boat ride was interesting

[@ZEVONLIN]

Pretty sure Clementine just has exhaust leak. 6.0 famous for broken exhaust manifold bolts

[@annie76800]

That looks wild! I don’t know if this could apply to a ferry like the one you were on but if you do this again try to get a room over the engine. I used to work on Mackinac Island in northern Michigan and when I had to take the ferry to and from the island on windy days, I would sit in the back where the engines were at and I felt nothing. It was the calmest spot to be.

[@Theendlessadventure]

Great tip! I guess it makes sense that that'd be the most stable area. At least we were on the lower deck for this sail...I can't imagine what the people up top were going through 🥴

[@MyBackyardScience]

Good thing you weren't sleeping on the deck for this one! 😮🤮 🙂

[@jdcaldon6147]

Think it's time to pamper yourselves and go stay at a very nice resort, if possible.

[@duckypam]

How long did the land rock back and forth after you landed

[@NomadLifeKiwi]

You guys sold me on the first boat journey as camping on the deck looked like such fun. But after seeing this, we might just drive up. I get terribly seasick.

[@Theendlessadventure]

Just keep an eye on the weather...I think this was fairly rare for this ferry trip. Obviously driving will give you more control and you can avoid seasickness altogether, but if you get the chance for a smooth sail, it's such a fun and peaceful way to make the long journey north!

[@jeffhampton2767]

I get motion sickness. One time I went deep sea fishing and I was sick the entire time throwing up until it was over. I can't go in roller coasters or any kind of fast or spinning rides or I'll puke

[@mikeanderson6522]

Loved your video. Served on 3 ships USNavy 1974 to 78. But one ship was in 25 foot waves. The ship was going up and down so much, when we were at highest spot, we would jump and ship would go down . We were able to grab 17 foot ceiling. But then we had to let go . OWCH. Glad you are safe.

[@davidsp5936]

I'm a meteorologist. I'm dying to know when this was recorded. None the least of which because, whether you call it a "Typhoon" (west of the dateline) or a "Hurricane" (east of the dateline), it usually isn't still tropical that far north. Perhaps a remnant low?

[@danielsplayhouse3804]

Your little Putt-Putt that you hear coming out of there that ticking that's an exhaust manifold leaking against the block which is no big deal just needs to have a gasket change... There's not much that goes wrong with an LS Chevy engine.. but KZbin keep up the Great adventures in the great videos love watching them every time you do them.

[@MrMattMohler]

I want to ferry an rv from Washington to Alaska to see them launch cars off that cliff, then drive back to California. It's my dream trip.... 🤷‍♂️

[@jzakary1]

The sea was angry that day my friends! 🥰

[@craigchastain7016]

Like an old man trying to send back soup at a deli?

[@Cassie4486]

Your shower was bigger than on most cruise ships.

[@chrischart2386]

Lol worst solicitation ever. "How much"? "All of it". 😂😂😂

[@82mabli]

Did you have sealegs when you left the ferry?

[@ToddTamm]

Do they allow pets to travel have esa dog I'm thinking going to Alaska in a year or two on my bucket list ferry would be cool

[@denisekenney6436]

TikTikTikTIKTik in my old cars always meant o-i-l…. You’re driving with hardly any oil in Clementine guys 😮 Have a safe trip and little stomach issues. Best of luck y’all!!😮

[@jimreinhardt9165]

The noise I heard from Clementine was an exhaust manifold leak.

[@dale2625]

How much does it cost too take a he ferry?? Can anyone tell us! Thanks y’all

[@eottoe2001]

The thing that I admire most is that you apparently figured out how to sign up to get on the ferry. BTW, ferries tend to be slow. Five hours is nothing. LOL

[@jimwjohnq.public]

When I was in the navy and when we went through heavy weather, the cooks would churn out the extra greasy pork chops and bacon. Good times.

[@craigchastain7016]

LMFAO at the tow truck. If i ever get the chance to eat camel like Bourdain there is no way i will withhold the innuendo.

[@theathjr]

The ear patch is the only thing that works for me. Try it next time. Plan ahead.