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Excellent, Thank you.

Spoiler alert: No.

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They should also ship garden soil to the island for everybody to grow their own veggies and herbs in pots, to help to feed themselves now that everything is getting so expensive everywhere. I know it doesn't rain there but there is technology which actually manufactures water from the air, I just watched such a video here on yt. Here is a website akvosphere.com/air-to-water-technology/ and then there are desalination plants which turn ocean water into drinking water.

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I love the big projects, I worked in mines for a few years, amazing what these guy can achieve. Good video.

I love your style of storytelling Denis. A great tale about Brooms.

otterbob44@gmail.com A RUclips site also. I'm beginning to learn some about you inside and out.

Que vídeo interessante! Lugar lindo! bj

go visit now! be among the first to bring an end to the isolation you so lively adore!

Don't stand for bread - it must FALL!

Funny how some bad guys can be high integrity too!

Can South Africa rely on the goodwill of the citizens rather than the duplicity of the governments through the ages that have acted in ways that divide along racial lines to frighten and control?

Big mistake!

Saint Helena (or whatever you call it) is a West African territory and UK must vacate it very soon.

Ohh....In the middle of Atlantic there is Airport. How great work is this. It's so beautiful & peaceful by naturally.

I WOULD LOVE TO WORK THERE in either guest house or hotel !!!!!! phillip01@telkomsa.net :)

Can you say V-22 Osprey, pay Boeing to improve it, and there you or just buy an old aircraft carrier, who did the cost benefit analysis on this one?!

Traitor, Sharia May, gave £39 millions to the Syrian Rebel's WHITE HELMETS, which was of NO BENEFIT to BRITAIN!

Waste of money.

paradise lost

well done lads, a truley inspiring story, Fair winds, P.S. check out my hotel stay in Ireland.....ruclips.net/video/QgAACpxrvJ0/видео.html

Amazing video

Wonderfully informative video. Thanks!

Well done video, especially your narration. Thank you for sharing.

The Film "The last farewell" of the RMS will be available for sale in the next few weeks. The amazing film features life on the RMS St Helena which includes the crew, the passengers and the last northbound voyage of the RMS St Helena visiting London.

You are such an excellent narrator. Thank you for the video.

Really enjoyed listening to your story.

The result! A Pink Elephant! Survey, survey, and still a pink elephant

I'm the son of the Chief Secretary of St Helena and I can't get this much information out of him. Good work

Wonderful video thank you I have been saving to go since they started the new airport ! I hope to fly from the UK soon I am hoping the new airport will be a GOOD link to the rest of the UK for things the island needs and also if they let people move there it will be GREAT for everyone. Thank you for the video.

I hope your dreams comes true Malcom

Oh the optimism! I like how you have made the 'fill' comparisons using the Mbombela stadium... Basil Read, a company noted for its dirty track record in winning tenders and skimming more cream than the cow produces... The intent of St Helena remains tainted by Zionist greed, the island of st Helena stands testament to the rotten humans who maintain this planet... Freemasons, aldermen and Zionists... all the perverts who eat consume natural beauty...

You should work for the BBC Malcolm. This short video is far better than the documentary An End to Isolation produced by the BBC

How come Britain stopped funding the island called, "Tristan Da Cunna" but they continue to fund St Helena"? Only 300 live on Tristan. It too takes more than a week to arrive by boat. It's totally self- sufficient, or rather it's had to.

Been there and well worth the effort and expense, splendid isolation. Now plane loads of wingeing, obnoxious, loud, IT holiday makers from Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds are waiting for the opportunity to turn St Helena into another Ibiza, Tenerife or Costa Del Sol, Cancun or Montego Bay and all the "wonderful" aspects that mass tourism brings. Glad I got to see it it before this onslaught begins.

I have wanted to visit St Helena and Ascension since... ever. I've always been fascinated by remote, yet surprisingly accessible places that people think are far more difficult to visit than they are. Nuuk in Greenland, and Longyearbyen in Svalbard have always been a dream to visit. All only a flight away, but just darned expensive! When I was in a band a few years ago, I always wanted to perform in these places, under the assumption that little ever happens there, so people may actually attend! Probably not the case though!

i wish i could fly there already.wanna be there, interesting place, seriosly.

It was wonderful to watch this... what a trip! I did it from Saldanha to Cape Town with a friend years ago and that was ordeal enough! I remember you and Rusty from Hillside.. you were a cop and Rusty was at Hamilton... I lived in Warwick Road and our neighbours were the Bodmers who lived opposite you! I was telling Penny and Harold about this video which I came upon quite by accident! :) What a nicely told adventure! :)

i feel that was great....its the first i see of the progress on the airport...as a saint and take part in meeting....i like to thank u, vince w

Gosh Malcolm, just watched your en-route to & arrival at St Helena video -- what a journey indeed! I was riveted, most especially as I'd sailed there from CT years ago and have wonderful memories of the island & its fascinating people. We (5 of us) weren't subjected to the hammering that you & Rusty were victim to, although we were to encounter that (70+ knot gales from the Azores to Chichester in England) which meant no sails up at all for the two or so weeks during that final leg! Talk about exhausted & battered! Look forward to watching your other vids. Take good care & would love to re-connect once you are back on home ground & hear aaaalll about it & share some tales! Hugs, Nicky

A very interesting video, Malcolm. I didn't know much about St. Helena, other than Napoleon being exiled there. Hope you and Neil are keeping well. Regards, Graham.

nice video sir, love the explenations about the island and the airport. also some nice clips of the unloading of the ship.