Sailing to the most REMOTE place in ICELAND [EP 212]

[@pkane5472]

Khiara standing out in the wind and rain with the camera just so we too can experience the craziness of Mother Nature! Thanks Khi!

[@prestonsjourney]

What a beautiful part of our glorious planet! Thanks for taking us long.

[@calliecutiepie]

This video footage is absolutely stunning. I've so enjoyed your Iceland series. Thank you for sharing

[@MrFroglips69]

A quite groovy and exciting episode. The foxes were cute.

[@nick.caffrey]

You are so good at representing the reality of the weather, surroundings, ambience generally. And so natural. You have become one of my favourite channels, up there with Sailing Uma. They have been in these latitudes as well. Thank you both!

[@rickfunk1355]

Such beautifully scenery and photograph in such a desolate place.

[@larrymacaluso9051]

Just an outstanding job of showing the beautiful natural landscape and weather. Thanks for sharing.

[@englishmaninfrance661]

Such a spectacular place . Vicarious living through you guys . Thanks ;)

[@Mike052263]

I don't see why you guys aren't a 500K channel. Great job!

[@scloud7622]

I love this trip! Someone else has probably made this comment but the blue berries in Iceland aren't the blueberries the rest of us buy in stores, they are Bilberries, similar and I"m sure quite delicious. They aren't harvested apparently as people just hike and eat them as you do! Such a lovely location, a bit cold and windy but you both seem to be enjoying the adventure!

[@wdentondouglas]

So beautiful, and strange to see no trees.

[@davidh3194]

I have really enjoyed your adventures in Iceland. Cheers!

[@PaulMarshall]

Epic landscape and what great weather you had for your walk!

[@USA-RE3]

As usual, stunning views, your narrative and awesome editing!! Thank you!! ✨️🤗🇺🇲

[@andreaspoppe]

do some blueberry pancakes! thy are awesome!

[@johnbigglestone6416]

Thanks guys. Glad you are all ok. Was starting to worry! Great video as usual. ‘Love the Bluetooth bit - great communication! Take care and enjoy the ride

[@RonaldJHElzenga]

What beautiful images again😮❤...for you the drone footage must also give extra dimension when you walk around there on the ground and see it from that point of view. The humour, the fun and to top it all off, a nice little storm!!!😅 So you guys are heading south soon you said..curious to see where you go. More on that in the next vlog for sure. Courageously forward and sail on today's wind..or at least try to..😅🎉❤

[@Sailor_Greg]

Awesome video and beautiful cinematography!!! You are really upping your game!

[@stephentuttle4737]

Amazingly beautiful and rugged terrain.\ on the northern tip of Iceland. It was good to see how prepared you were for the storm.

[@johnburgess5534]

Great video. Tip….when in a “rolling” anchorage, try setting a stern anchor at right angles. This will enable you to haul the stern round so the bow can present a better angle to the swell. Capt John

[@jefferyjeffery1707]

I liked the blue teeth. On the closeups!!😅😊

[@brentbauer8258]

You forgot to mention one thing when prepping for the storm….Arrrr to baton down the hatches and a good supply of rum😂

[@MOTORVESSELFREEDOM]

Stunning landscapes…great wind and wave protection the marina.

[@bobmiller1783]

Great job capturing the natural beauty. Stunning there, thankyou.

[@dobie2times]

You can put the blueberries in a jar with a lid and cover them with vodka!!

[@brian7261]

'When the skies of November turn gloomy', in your case October. A lyric from a Gordon Lightfoot song. Got to love Mother Nature. Scenery reminds me a lot of Newfoundand. Great episode 🤗

[@geraldtribbe6363]

Twas the witch of November come stealin.

[@brian7261]

@@geraldtribbe6363 Could it be the north wind they'd been feelin'? 🌬⛵😊

[@williamdykes2750]

My favorite...from The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald: "Does any one know where the love of God goes When the waves turn the minutes to hours?

[@SBoots29]

Fantastic to be with you on your journey through video. Where I live we are lucky to have lots of blueberries as well. That is if you can get before the bears do. Stay safe

[@sdroth01]

Your videos and narration are just awesome...makes the viewer feel like we are there with you. That's a genuine talent. Thanks! When you get to the top of those mountains, you might want to grab yourself a small rock sample as a memento. As you travel the world this collection makes for a nice keepsake. Yeah, I know the rock is the same at the base, but the one from the top has meaning....or so I told my sore knees on the journey down. I have a collection from my days hiking in the Rockies....one glance at the rock has more memory energy than a file full of photos.

[@Gerald-W]

its so great to watch your wonderful videos- bringing back great memories (eg Dynandi & Lonafjordur) of our last years sail around Iceland - thank you, Gerald - SV Doucema

[@alisavas9526]

Beautiful sceneries, amazing footage. Weather dismal at best but it's winter after all. Enjoying your adventures very much, keeping me sane working full time from home now :)

[@billyhaney5002]

Thanks for sharing

[@mattwilson8290]

Love the super cute foxes in this video. 😇

[@janecme]

Love your purple tongue after eating blueberries - I love them too! Now you're in the UK you may be able to find samphire growing on rocks by the sea that is great with fish.

[@Scottish_Kiwi]

thx 4 sharing! 91k closing in on you's :P

[@garymost6255]

Soooo many cool aspects to this video but one of the things that stands out the most is where did the logs come from on the beach & trail (between the 2:00&3:00 minute mark). Especially when there are no trees anywhere to be found? Wild. Another great episode!! Travel safe!😊

[@davidforbes7772]

Probably washed off ships. Just like containers.

[@stevecoppin2557]

Where are you going after Iceland? I hope you come to the UK

[@maynardsammons1538]

Such amazing terrain...thank you for your excellent video!

[@MCallsen]

What a realistic depiction of nordic weather (again) :3 For someone who grew up on an North Sea island it feels a bit like coming home ^^ Glad you looked at the lines for other boats too - and maybe locking the rudder on the production boat would have been a good idea, too ;) Great work U 2!

[@MCallsen]

@sailingmillennialfalcon... Telegram yeah right. As if they are the type of people attrackted to telegram :P

[@MikeLoveBuns]

Enjoy your sailing video! Mike from Missouri

[@chriskirkman5425]

Go you sweet things. Keep kickin arse.😂😂

[@bobbyharrison8223]

Khiara...loved your "blue teeth" while hiking near the "northern-most" point near the light house...what color is that...blueberry blue?

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Haha, was hoping no one would notice the blue stained teeth at the end of the day!

[@bobbyharrison8223]

@@SailingMillennialFalcon It's ok...your "blueberry blue" teeth were very cute.

[@darinwalker1174]

always an adventure

[@EdToml]

There very few pleasures that can match eating a wild blueberry pie.

[@SVBlownAway]

As always a class act - missing you guys !

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Thanks mate ☺️ Missing you too!

[@derekschick4880]

Yikes that was windy…. After a sleepless night I’d be looking for a nice hotel room on a night like that

[@ianscott3180]

Brilliant 😊

[@geraldtribbe6363]

Couldn't be that bad. Big gray ship behind you wasn't moving at all. LoL

[@geraldtribbe6363]

Probably 26,000 tons more than the Millennial Falcon weighed empty.

[@mort-u1n]

Well done

[@paulreading8980]

My wife makes jam on the boat. Blueberry jam is yummy.

[@kristaready8812]

That was some amazing drone footage! What did you make with the blueberries? 🤗💞

[@bryanbadger6841]

Hi guys. Just calling in from Nz. A little hint if i may. In extreme conditions, where you're exposed to pretty gnarly winds, as in Roaring 40s as I've experienced down under, my suggestion would be to have bow and stern lines, as you have. But you will have far better control of your vessel, if your spring lines are full length. Stern cleat to the nearest bollard opposite your bow. And bow cleat to nearest bollard opposite your stern. Even allowing for the hull shape, you'll find that the vessel will be possibly off the wharf, and under your control. Place your arms, elbow to fingers above each other. Now without changing that position, swivel them out to create an X. You should get a basic idea of how the springs take control, in extreme situations. So you have bow and stern lines, plus two springs. Believe it or not..."Less is More." I believe Dr. David Lewis used a similar technique in the Beagle Channel, on his catamaran Rehu Moana, when dealing with the horrendous williwaws blowing through the channel. Loving your channel. Looking forward to further adventures. Iceland is on my bucket list. Thanks for sharing. Atb from down under.

[@elizaandalisa]

Good advice Marty Australia

[@bobbates7343]

Looks like a great place to visit or even move to

[@mikeh720]

@4:55 What an absolutely stunning view! So gorgeous, peaceful, and unmarred by us. I am curious to know if they are seeing plant species that differ from the norm as the climate warms; are the indigenous plants moving further North and growing larger/differently in the South?

[@carlcantrell4781]

Blue berries are great in pancakes and muffins. Did you realize there was a bird following you around with a camera taking pictures of you? 😲

[@bazzauk7317]

gotta make jam for sure

[@annafraley5388]

Looked like a really nice place 4:55 At the top of the island ✅ All except for the Over Crowded ness with the staggering amount of Tourists…!!! 😂🤣

[@greenbimoon]

Khiara , you ate so many blueberries your mouth went blue

[@michaelberndt1966]

Make jam, thats realy good.😜😜

[@alanm500]

Is it possible to use a hammock when it’s super rolly? Would it help?

[@vandalorian8777]

I was wondering how far behind your videos are. I see you are currently in Scotland

[@didiatsea]

love your blue teeth from the berries 08:51

[@Chipshotz]

Your accent is changing from all your travels.

[@sw8407]

Blue berries and no bears

[@robertferguson1545]

8.55 in and Kiara has gone full Oz. She is now officially a Blue tongue.

[@smokingkippers1173]

Yep. Complete destruction of the blueberry crop. I reckon she pretended to fall over just so she could slide down the slopes with her mouth open!

[@christopherberthelet3977]

What about svalbard?

[@SailingMillennialFalcon]

Next summer! 😁

[@Spoon279]

You had me worried since it's been awhile from your last upload. Thought you might have been harpooned by a Narwhal or maybe ate some wrong mushrooms and got lost.

[@johnrathbun2943]

Okay I'm really baffled. In the beginning of your video, you were walking on the beach coming inland and I noticed logs on the ground. Where did those logs come from because I'm not seeing any trees? Plus what are you doing looking into that little cave? There could be polar bears sleeping in there!😮 oh blue berries! You can make blue berry pancakes or blue berry muffins. 😊 You know, I heard Artic foxes follow polar bears to get food scraps that the polar bears leave!😮 Oh great, your video ends on a bad note. A nasty storm is coming in and you end the video. So now we get to worry about you guys all week long wondering if you survived the storm okay. Great. You know stress isn't good for people. Okay I'll be waiting to find out if you survived the storm, next week. 😮

[@steveward287]

That wasnt a little cave, it was a troll hole

[@mikaoyry9144]

Bilberries not blueberries...

[@greglight3745]

Put the blueberries in salt water and see if worms pop out !

[@thomasthornton5737]

😀👍👍👍❤

[@Stephan_01]

♥️♥️🥰🥰

[@charles11ification]

Unwordly scenery - so unlike Oz!

[@thomas7770]

First

[@pavichapin]