The entire episode was beautiful. Right from the start the videography was just amazing! The scenery was picturesque and I think your camera work and editing did it justice. Your interaction with the local families was admirable and I’m sure created life-long memories. This was a truly special episode!
Having met locals in foreign lands like this, with strained language abilities, but amazing generosity is something I cherish. Thank you for sharing and a new subscriber was born.
I find that most people across the world are so welcoming and helpful. Panama is a very special place to me. This episode has rekindled the fire to return and experience other areas of Panama. The water pipeline reminded me of a walk into Isla del Cocos where we found a pipe along the trail. It was pouring water from areas above. I believe it was the most exotic and wonderful water I have ever tasted. We have lost so much of the pristine environments that support and protect life. I relish the enjoyment of finding these gems. Thank you for bringing me back to some of the most beautiful memories.
Hey Kiddos! Truly one of the best local culture videos I've seen among all the sailing and travel channels. A lot of insight in a very short time. And Yes I believe that most people are inherently good and just want to be left in peace by the few that aren't. I miss the sounds of the jungle. Much of my younger life, I was a mostly solo backpack traveler and have so many experiences of folks with very little being so welcoming and generous in sharing what little they have.
Like many others, I've been watching sailing videos for years, with the hopes one day to push off the dock too! Now, I only follow two channels, and your one fo them! Today's intro was by far one of the best, just amazing. I felt like I was there gliding across the water into a soft morning conversation with natural sounds. Then to show and be shown unfiltered Love. I really felt this one! Thank you for sharing today, I look forward to many more adventures together! BIG hugs & Much Love from Oregon!
Kindness, respect, honor, and love, opens up different worlds together. I had to watch it twice. Thank you for sharing your love to others. So many can learn from this. Happy Sailing ⛵.
Once again a great video. Meeting that family was one of those cruising experiences that you will always remember. Funny how those things happen when you have an open mind and open heart.
Bravo excellent video, looking into the lives of the local people, very interesting.. 80 years old and looked to be in his fifty's,,,thank you for this video and the kindness shown..💛
This is definitely a beautiful and very heartfelt video. It is amazing to see that people on just such a small island are such gracious and appreciative hosts, definitely A slice of heaven because in today's world there is so much violence and hatred, yeah look at the beauty the sounds of nature and beautiful people that live such a humble life. Thank you for sharing the video and thank you for sharing with this beautiful family giving them the gift of love of sharing and caring. As always God bless and stay safe from Glendale Arizona
Somehow your channel appeared on my screen and I viewed several of your videos. Although I've been watching other channels including Teulu to me yours is the one I like most. You have a very nice way of sharing your life, show a lot of sailing and let the viewers participate in your experiences ashore with locals. To me you two are the most sympathetic sailing couple of all and it's heartwarming to observe how grateful your are for your adventure. Good luck and much success with your channel.
It is so heart warming to see such gratitude from strangers. You vould feel it not just see it. It makes you wonder why the same does not always happen as spontaneously in the more developed world. You can learn something from the humility, gratitude and grace of such people. ❤
What a heartwarming video with a kind beautiful family! SV Teulu’s last video showed them accidentally meeting the same family when they had engine problems…their boat ride with the mesmerizing sounds of the jungle was wild! Truly a wonderful memory for all of you! 💯🦜🌴🍌🥥🫚🥭🇵🇦
- This in my opinion is your best video ever. It is rewarding that you embraced the locals as you did. - My wife (Colombian) and I lived in Japan for 7 years (military) and pretty much went native the entire time. Never chose to live on the base. The friendships we made have lasted over 45 years. Multi trips by our JN friends to our home in the US, and of course a few pilgrimages back to Japan. - You two are an amazing young couple and feel blessed that I found your channel.
Another wonderful video. I love how you take the time and respect and interact with the locals. You’re are building relationships that will last a lifetime! I know that space is limited on a boat, perhaps the next time you get to a place where you can secure inexpensive goods, you might purchase some inexpensive “trade” type items, to give and exchange with people in remote places. They mentioned back packs and clothes. I am curious what other items the have a need for or desire in these remote areas! You could include some of those things on an “Amazon” wish list and people could donate them and you could pick them up at some,point in time when you were able to get mail.
En virkelig fin episode. Dere klarer å formidle opplevelser og inntrykk, noe få andre «RUclips-sailors» gjør! God video-kvalitet, fine scene-skift og flott «voice-over»!
This was lovely- yr camera work and editing, engagement with the land and people gave me the feeling your are sliding into becoming wonderful documentary creators.
Whilst many, 16:43 was the highlight for me. Whilst there's always that cautious uncertainty with strangers in the middle of nowhere, these types of interactions with people living such different isolated lives is the best 💜
Wow I love all your videos. This one touches my heart and was so amazing to see all the kindness. Thanks for sharing for all the hard work you put into making it. Y’all take care.❤
What a heart-warming episode people no matter where they come from are generally very good. It sickens me to watch our newscasts that only give time to the bad ones. It takes two very good souls like guys to show the world a different picture. Thank you so much for this great video!
I have to tell you, one of the most awesome videos I have ever watched!! You both are extremely kind people and their whole family could pick up on that right away. They are just like you guys. I am almost sure they don't extend their hospitality to every boat that drops the hook in their back yard, most people don't have the kindness in there soles like you do. You have made friends for life. How cool is that. Cheers from Austin, TX
Awesome job ya’ll. By the way I think that y’all may have be the boat that Zach & Becca out by getting them towed in to the anchorage. The folks there have been great people and they are very helpful people. Keep up the great work and enjoy yourselves and have a safe sail. ❤
What an awesome family you found there. I was always wondering if we ever started sailing, what you could trade with locals for food. You gave us a few idea's. Great video.
I see different communities and New Zealand and Australia selling heirloom seeds. I would like to know if some of these people that you're running into and these remote places would benefit from something like that to diversify their food choices.
Wonder if Elon Musk would send them a starlink? You'll have to look for something small and special in ports for each one of them that were so generous, and pack it away for them when you return one day. What a special group of people.
R u friend of tuelu, ive been following them about a month ago, u should gave ur wife a chance to do some dialogue in ur blog like Rebecca does, they've got similarities though pretty much Beca coz she's pretty im sure many people would like ur videos if u just try..
How about that even the birds are bringing y’all some gifts! By the way your tortoiseshell jewelry is banned in the US customs will take it away from you if they see it that might be the case in Europe to have fun y’all
Nice to hear you're coming to Costa Rica. I moved here 30 years ago and I love it. However, after checking out Bahia Honda on Google Maps I see you guys are on the east coast. Please be very careful when coming ashore in Costa Rica. The east coast of Costa Rica is more like Haiti, than anywhere else. If you ever find your selves on the west coast of Costa Rica let me know and maybe we can grab a beer together. Smooth Sailing you guys.
People are inherently GOOD ❤ Let us know if you agree below! 👇
Some people have treasures beyond measure. The family bonds, the scenery, the nature, the craftsmanship, the peace.
The entire episode was beautiful. Right from the start the videography was just amazing! The scenery was picturesque and I think your camera work and editing did it justice. Your interaction with the local families was admirable and I’m sure created life-long memories. This was a truly special episode!
Having met locals in foreign lands like this, with strained language abilities, but amazing generosity is something I cherish. Thank you for sharing and a new subscriber was born.
I find that most people across the world are so welcoming and helpful. Panama is a very special place to me. This episode has rekindled the fire to return and experience other areas of Panama. The water pipeline reminded me of a walk into Isla del Cocos where we found a pipe along the trail. It was pouring water from areas above. I believe it was the most exotic and wonderful water I have ever tasted. We have lost so much of the pristine environments that support and protect life. I relish the enjoyment of finding these gems. Thank you for bringing me back to some of the most beautiful memories.
Hey Kiddos! Truly one of the best local culture videos I've seen among all the sailing and travel channels. A lot of insight in a very short time. And Yes I believe that most people are inherently good and just want to be left in peace by the few that aren't. I miss the sounds of the jungle. Much of my younger life, I was a mostly solo backpack traveler and have so many experiences of folks with very little being so welcoming and generous in sharing what little they have.
Very humbling indeed, you have made friends for life❤
Like many others, I've been watching sailing videos for years, with the hopes one day to push off the dock too! Now, I only follow two channels, and your one fo them! Today's intro was by far one of the best, just amazing. I felt like I was there gliding across the water into a soft morning conversation with natural sounds. Then to show and be shown unfiltered Love. I really felt this one! Thank you for sharing today, I look forward to many more adventures together! BIG hugs & Much Love from Oregon!
Kindness, respect, honor, and love, opens up different worlds together. I had to watch it twice. Thank you for sharing your love to others. So many can learn from this. Happy Sailing ⛵.
Once again a great video. Meeting that family was one of those cruising experiences that you will always remember. Funny how those things happen when you have an open mind and open heart.
Bravo excellent video, looking into the lives of the local people, very interesting.. 80 years old and looked to be in his fifty's,,,thank you for this video and the kindness shown..💛
This is definitely a beautiful and very heartfelt video. It is amazing to see that people on just such a small island are such gracious and appreciative hosts, definitely A slice of heaven because in today's world there is so much violence and hatred, yeah look at the beauty the sounds of nature and beautiful people that live such a humble life. Thank you for sharing the video and thank you for sharing with this beautiful family giving them the gift of love of sharing and caring. As always God bless and stay safe from Glendale Arizona
Somehow your channel appeared on my screen and I viewed several of your videos. Although I've been watching other channels including Teulu to me yours is the one I like most. You have a very nice way of sharing your life, show a lot of sailing and let the viewers participate in your experiences ashore with locals. To me you two are the most sympathetic sailing couple of all and it's heartwarming to observe how grateful your are for your adventure. Good luck and much success with your channel.
It is so heart warming to see such gratitude from strangers. You vould feel it not just see it. It makes you wonder why the same does not always happen as spontaneously in the more developed world. You can learn something from the humility, gratitude and grace of such people. ❤
What a heartwarming video with a kind beautiful family! SV Teulu’s last video showed them accidentally meeting the same family when they had engine problems…their boat ride with the mesmerizing sounds of the jungle was wild! Truly a wonderful memory for all of you!
💯🦜🌴🍌🥥🫚🥭🇵🇦
I recognized the dog and I thought hummm that's weird, it is familiar... I now understand why. Thx for pointing out ! :-)
- This in my opinion is your best video ever. It is rewarding that you embraced the locals as you did. - My wife (Colombian) and I lived in Japan for 7 years (military) and pretty much went native the entire time. Never chose to live on the base. The friendships we made have lasted over 45 years. Multi trips by our JN friends to our home in the US, and of course a few pilgrimages back to Japan.
- You two are an amazing young couple and feel blessed that I found your channel.
Another wonderful video. I love how you take the time and respect and interact with the locals. You’re are building relationships that will last a lifetime! I know that space is limited on a boat, perhaps the next time you get to a place where you can secure inexpensive goods, you might purchase some inexpensive “trade” type items, to give and exchange with people in remote places. They mentioned back packs and clothes. I am curious what other items the have a need for or desire in these remote areas! You could include some of those things on an “Amazon” wish list and people could donate them and you could pick them up at some,point in time when you were able to get mail.
You are now basically part of the family. I am sure you guys have made life-long friends!
En virkelig fin episode. Dere klarer å formidle opplevelser og inntrykk, noe få andre «RUclips-sailors» gjør! God video-kvalitet, fine scene-skift og flott «voice-over»!
Loved how you gave us all a little tast of mornings in the tropics thank you😊
Your adoration and appreciation for these wonderful locals is palpable and beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful heartwarming episode 😀👍
Always look forward to the episodes!
This was lovely- yr camera work and editing, engagement with the land and people gave me the feeling your are sliding into becoming wonderful documentary creators.
You met the same family as @TeuluTribe ! Such a lovely family, and I can't wait to visit their AirBnB some day!
Thank you, amazing video , love to see how you help them 🙌
Whilst many, 16:43 was the highlight for me. Whilst there's always that cautious uncertainty with strangers in the middle of nowhere, these types of interactions with people living such different isolated lives is the best 💜
That was Brilliant 👊🏻
This was a delightful episode. Thanks
Wow I love all your videos. This one touches my heart and was so amazing to see all the kindness. Thanks for sharing for all the hard work you put into making it. Y’all take care.❤
What a heart-warming episode people no matter where they come from are generally very good. It sickens me to watch our newscasts that only give time to the bad ones. It takes two very good souls like guys to show the world a different picture. Thank you so much for this great video!
I have to tell you, one of the most awesome videos I have ever watched!! You both are extremely kind people and their whole family could pick up on that right away. They are just like you guys. I am almost sure they don't extend their hospitality to every boat that drops the hook in their back yard, most people don't have the kindness in there soles like you do. You have made friends for life. How cool is that. Cheers from Austin, TX
Good on ya mates! 👍 🤗
What an amazing adventure, it's just overwhelming the basic nature of your journey, what a blessing God has bestowed on both of you!!
Awesome job ya’ll. By the way I think that y’all may have be the boat that Zach & Becca out by getting them towed in to the anchorage. The folks there have been great people and they are very helpful people. Keep up the great work and enjoy yourselves and have a safe sail. ❤
this was so beautiful, thx for sharing your experience with all of us
What an awesome family you found there. I was always wondering if we ever started sailing, what you could trade with locals for food. You gave us a few idea's. Great video.
Life worth living
Wow Sailor great episode, ❤
I follow you from Gran Canaria (Canary Is - Spain). Regards.
Great episode!
That family may not have much money but they are richer than any family I know in America
Muy hermosa! Muchas gracias!
FABULOUS 🫠
Fried plantains and rockfish is a delicious meal.
Great stuff guys.Thanks for sharing.
Boots 🥾 👍
I see different communities and New Zealand and Australia selling heirloom seeds. I would like to know if some of these people that you're running into and these remote places would benefit from something like that to diversify their food choices.
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Ya habéis llegado a las puertas del paraiso. Habéis pensado dar un paso de 4.000 m.n. para ir a el?
Por cierto, vuestro canal es adictivo, os felicito
Super yachts sometimes Super E.G.O. Edging God Out (sprite)
What type of work do you guys do?
Teulu Tribe; Crisis to Community latest episode is an exact duplicate of this area.
Wonder if Elon Musk would send them a starlink? You'll have to look for something small and special in ports for each one of them that were so generous, and pack it away for them when you return one day. What a special group of people.
Good morning from HObart TAsmania - i subscribed and was hoping it would click over to 40ksubs .. very close now!
Do they get mail? I'd like to send some gifts...
R u friend of tuelu, ive been following them about a month ago, u should gave ur wife a chance to do some dialogue in ur blog like Rebecca does, they've got similarities though pretty much Beca coz she's pretty im sure many people would like ur videos if u just try..
this planet is full of many different stories, you'll never know what you could find around the next corner..... ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ
How about that even the birds are bringing y’all some gifts!
By the way your tortoiseshell jewelry is banned in the US customs will take it away from you if they see it that might be the case in Europe to have fun y’all
Why do you write 'You' at 2:13?? We're not interested. Just go on about your day visiting there!.. Thanks!
Nice to hear you're coming to Costa Rica. I moved here 30 years ago and I love it. However, after checking out Bahia Honda on Google Maps I see you guys are on the east coast. Please be very careful when coming ashore in Costa Rica. The east coast of Costa Rica is more like Haiti, than anywhere else. If you ever find your selves on the west coast of Costa Rica let me know and maybe we can grab a beer together. Smooth Sailing you guys.