Wild Dinghy Ride & Pablo Escobar's Plane wreck- Cruising on small boat in the Bahamas - Ep 25

[@michaelbryant705]

Thank you for your videos. I love the combination of videography, music, history and ecology.

[@expeditionseanest]

Thank you very much Michael. We appreciate your commenting!

[@tmac709]

Bluewater and sandy white beaches....what more could you ask for? I liked the still shoots of the boy's expressions on the fast bumpy dingy ride....too funny! That was a nice secluded place that y'all visited. See ya in the next video!

[@expeditionseanest]

Thanks T , your comments always make my day! We appreciate your feedback

[@JimBurwellsPetiquetteHouston]

great video and really good music selection as well. You are a great narrator - been binge watching your vids on this 105 degree day here in houston.

[@expeditionseanest]

thank you Jim, Glad you like the videos. We love hearing from you .

[@scotthayzelden616]

Keep the videos coming! Excellent content. So well done. From a former Ranger Tug 29 based based on Vancouver Island and now at our cottage near Peterborough in the Trent Lakes. The very best experiences you will have to look at for many, many years to come.

[@expeditionseanest]

You have no idea how timely your comment was today . We appreciate you taking the time to comment as we are never really sure who is actually watching. We just returned from a trip to the island visiting friends on Salt Spring . Gorgeous waters ! Your neck of the woods in Ontario is beautiful as well.

[@jpearson1725]

I really like your videos and content, it is inspiring after watching I want to buy a Ranger Tug and plan a trip myself. However, not sure if my wife is on the same page. lol..😆🤣 That said hope you provide more content, maybe I can use it to convince / sell 😬 her in to a similar adventure.

[@expeditionseanest]

J, we will do our best to show the real picture . Julia had reservations, and definitely there are some things to get used to living onboard, but it is totally worth it! Thank you for the kind words about the videos - we absolutely love hearing from our viewers.Tell your wife she can ask us any questions she likes.

[@stephenedwards3397]

Thoroughly enjoyed this ‘episode’ and my weekly glimpse in to the other side of the world. Are you actually there now, or is the footage you filmed earlier and are editing releasing from back home?

[@expeditionseanest]

Thank you for the kind words. We always appreciate you taking the time to comment. This footage was filmed earlier. We could barely keep up with filming and downloading along with snorkelling , fishing and eating let alone editing. We don't know how those young KZbin whipper snappers keep with weekly content while on the road!

[@JimBurwellsPetiquetteHouston]

here's a queston: since your departure from the mainland off FL, how long has your trip been and what are your plans once you return? Great loop?

[@expeditionseanest]

The Bahamas trip was about 3 months. In the Bahamas we only met one boat that was doing the loop. Most loopers do not go to the Bahamas. Although in Georgian Bay we have met many wonderful people who are doing the loop.

[@edvanloon]

when you guys walk around don't you worry about crabs or other creatures coming up from the sand? I have not idea. In NZ there are no creatures to worry about anywhere.

[@expeditionseanest]

No worries really. In some areas when the tide is out there are little crabs but they run away from you not towards you.

[@timshearer173]

Living the dream ! 3/14/24

[@expeditionseanest]

Yes Tim and loving every minute of it! ....well ,almost every minute...