First Impressions of ANTARCTICA! (our 7th continent)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- We survived the Drake Passage and finally stepped foot on land in Antarctica. Nothing could prepare us for what we saw!!! Interested in booking your own trip to Antarctica? We highly recommend checking out Polar Latitudes - polar-latitude...
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Travel vlog 700 | Antarctica | Filmed Feb. 19, 2020
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Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, we got married June 2013 and quickly caught the #travel bug! We started “travel hacking” & finally decided we wanted to travel for one year. After 2 years of saving $ and over 2 million miles and points, we sold our cars and apartment and left home January 10, 2016. We started this #travelvlog to share our experiences with friends and family, then decided we really liked vlogging and traveling! So we extended our 1 year trip to now FOUR years :) Now we have a goal of traveling to 100 countries before 2020! We are incredibly thankful to do something we love every day. :)
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It says "NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN." but once I registered it wanted me to choose year membership and to pay it. Does that mean that If I don't enter the subscription plan I can't win the trip?
Hi Kara and Nate!
Umm idk so yes but no at the same time
Really
Can you reopen 😅😊😊😊
Four-plus years. 7 continents. 100+ countries.
All the wows.
And I thought 1 holiday a year was a lot!!
@@Rosie_Grace_ We do four vacations - 3 on the big holidays and a Milwaukee Brewers road trip - all in America. And that's a huge budget chunk. So to see them do this and not just make a living, but make an impactful living on others through it...wonderfully insane.
Sorgi Stories your trips sound awesome! Do you roadtrip to Milwaukee or drive to one of their away games? I’m from SE Wisconsin!
@@ahhitskatie9094 THANKS! We live in Milwaukee and go to games here, but we always do one Brewers road trip every year. 13th stadium for little man and me this year if all goes as planned. And yes, we will vlog it, but nowhere near as masterful as Kara & Nate!
Sorgi Stories right on, that’s awesome! Bet those Brewer road trips are the best!
never thought I'd consider adding antarctica to my bucket list but here we go lol
I'll join , lol!
same!
of-course we humans should go to Antarctica so we can finish the job of polluting the world.
cutie cute 😔
@@cutiebaliwFreedownload Antarctic ice growth is multiplying, it's the arctic that is having ice loss because of pole shifts
When Kara started crying, I realised I was tearing up and smiling too. The fact that you guys have managed to capture this moment and share it with people on the other side of a screen and make us feel a fraction of the emotions you must have felt in that moment says a lot. You are making my travel bucket list impossible now. How can I not want to go and see this with my own eyes? I can only imagine how incredible it would be 🤩
I also sat here with tears welling up. What a stunning moment they captured and shared with all of us to see.
Me too. Omg
Same.
This is a really nice comment God bless you and your family!
Kara and Nate in 2 years: We're going to the moon!
Dtestor As their training trip in preparation for Mars
Omg yes!!! Hahha I'm so hear for that!
David Wood *here
In 30 years: Hey guys we’re going to Andromeda!
In 25 years let’s go break inside Area 51 LIKE INSIDE NOT. JUST AROUND IT
I don’t get how some people would still not care about the oceans and global warming after seeing this video. Beautiful video oh my goshhhhh. Unreal.
We all care. but let people go out to investigate themselves:
ruclips.net/video/SvZdgi5vdMU/видео.html
And the people who say they love the environment and oceans etc and still go to these places are hypocritical.
I am afraid that I will never get to visit it cause I'm 12 and there is already green vegetation ☹️☹️
Lana they are not hypocritical because those animal right there are not caged! It’s like an ocean safari, don’t support zoo’s or aquatic caged places if you want to make a change. No one was there to bother or trap the animals videos like these makes you aware that we share our planet with those animal yet we’re killing them and potentially destroy their home if we don’t make a change. humans are selfish beings therefore “Mother Nature” is taking it’s course right now!!!! Hope this is a wake up call to save the planet
@@JOJO-yh8hr i was talking about pollution. Those ships are such big pollution, showing your love to Antarctica is by NOT going there.
My innocent mind thought the seal just wanted to be friends with the penguins
Me too. And when they added the left to let nature take its course... I think the Seal got some lunch!
🤣🤣🤣
You dont make friends with food
Case 1: if the penguins die seals life will get saved
Case 2 : if penguins get saved then seal will die from nature
Thats nature
Me too 😭😭
Nate: “There’s no way you can fully appreciate having them there just through the camera”
Me: *crying mess*
I can’t imagine actually being there, seeing and hearing them.
Glad I'm not the only one wiping my tears away and blowing my nose towards the end. Thank you so much Kara and Nate
When Kara said she didn´t know why she was crying, I was already crying! To see something so beautiful, so natural, touches something within us... we are all part of it! Seeing all that reminds us (brings us back) of our true nature, something we forget with all the noice around us.To all who read... Take time to enjoy life, no shopping center is going to make you feel the intense "gut" feeling this does! BTW, I live in Argentina and this is the first time I see this!
It's so wonderful hearing others feel so emotional watching these beautiful creatures!! I can only dream of one day hearing and seeing this myself ❤️
It really humbles you, doesn't it? Absolutely stunning 😌
Watching your videos about Antarctica makes be tear up. I got back from Antarctica in December 2019 after having been a part of the first high school student group in North America to travel there. There's no way I can describe our adventure other than a life changing experience. It wasn't only the marvellous landscapes and the abundant wildlife that has made me so attached to Antarctica, it was the people we met on our ship, the stories we heard, and the stories we have. Antarctica was a big step for me in regards to overcoming fear. It was both the longest and farthest I have been from my home. I also have a deathly phobia of throwing up and was even considering not going on the trip because of the Drake. It took courage for all of us to wave goodbye to our parents at the gate, but we did it anyway because we knew we were in for the adventure of a lifetime. After coming back from Antarctica I feel like I can do anything. Due to the fact that I overcame so many fears on that trip, and I did it alongside my wonderful group of friends, I am not scared of anything anymore. My love for adventure as well as my excitement about the future has grown immensely because of the expedition. I’ve started planning things like trips with my step dad up to Alaska in our tiny tin boat. That idea was shot down pretty quick, but the sense of adventure is still there. Along with this, I have also become a lot more grateful and feel a lot more fulfilled in my life. The other day my friends asked, “If you were to die right now, would you feel satisfied?” They were all quick to reply with “no,” saying they felt they had not accomplished all they wanted to accomplish yet. For me, after coming back from Antarctica, one of the best experiences of my life, my reply was simply “yes.” Even though I am only seventeen, I would feel satisfied with my life if I were to die now because I’ve had a pretty epic life.
Before the opportunity to go to Antarctica arose, I saw it as a place I would never get to visit, an unattainable dream. When I first saw the poster on the wall at school, a photo of a man surrounded by massive icebergs and kayaking alongside a humpback whale with bold white letters across the top that read: ANTARCTICA, my immediate reaction was doubt. I didn’t believe there was enough money to send me to the other side of the world and even if there was, I didn’t believe I had enough bravery to do it. But there was something that day, a sliver of hope that made me take down the poster and stuff it in my backpack.
Even once the unattainable dream became a reality and we were gearing up to go on the trip that was mere weeks away, I didn’t fully realize how Antarctica would impact me. I still saw it as simply an “awesome place to visit.” It was not until I was actually in Antarctica, surrounded by my newfound friends and the same massive icebergs I had seen on the poster a year earlier that I realized it was so much more than just “a place to visit.” It was a place that brought about growth and connection and love like I have never known before. As Apsley Cherry-Garrard, a historic Antarctic explorer once said, “In Antarctica you get to know people so well that in comparison you do not seem to know the people in civilisation at all.” I was humbled and amazed by Antarctica and its ability to, in some way, change the life of every single person who goes down there. In fact, I found one must be warned before travelling to Antarctica, as it comes with a slew of unanticipated features such as newfound bravery, uncontrollable laughter, exhaustion, exhilaration, seasickness, peace of mind, inspiration, lifelong friendships, difficult goodbyes, and the forever yearning to go back.
Sorry for the long message! I basically just wanted to say you did a wonderful job of catching the essence of Antarctica in your videos. Thank you for the trip down memory lane. Isn't Antarctica just wonderful?
Wow thats amazing this should have gotten more likes honestly people who share experience are brave
@@YourGirlBasmah Oh thank you so so much! That means the world haha
@@YourGirlBasmah +1
Awesome man
@@haydenroth6990 I spent ten weeks in Antarctica in 1997. Sorry to say you will never stop wanting to go back and I still do plan on revisiting there one day. You just can’t get that experience or those feelings anywhere else. It is truly a unique place.
I was almost in tears watching the whales. It is absolutely amazing how massive and graceful they are! Just pure beauty. Congratulations on your milestone!
LoL😂😂😂😂😂
I was! I saw a momma & her baby Humpback whales on an excursion in Alaska and it was amazing.. but that was before I took video.. and you had film developed. :)
Same...
It’s wonderful to see that after 4 years of travel you can still get emotional and amazed by such a beautiful place. Nate’s description of those “teenage” penguins was priceless.thankyou for sharing.
❤❤❤
It feels like a dream even watching in video. I dont know what type of feelings will come when we are physically there.
God's beautiful creation❤
I think this is the best bit of travel RUclips ever. That whale encounter was incredible.
I completely agree!
I also cried at this moment and pray that I could experience such a magic travel with my hubbie 🙏
*Nate: They're going through they're awkward teenage years*
*Penguins: Just keep your head up high and waddle ahead*
I was crying just watching the video, I can't imagine how I would feel to be there in person. Incredible.
“Spread out, don’t stick together... because ice” 😂😂😂
... and then they stand right next to each other. 😯
@@elgringoec and jump up and down lol
“Don’t stick together; because ice”
*proceeds to stick together and jump up and down*
Chris Hodges Americans
Chris Hodges your being rude same with you Anonymous!
Haha
Nikol Muka Chris Hodges isn’t being rude whatsoever, but anonymous kind of is unless he is an American himself.
Loll
When they were watching all the wildlife I half expected to hear David Attenboroughs voice instead of Kara and Nate's 🤣🤣🤣
Me too 😅
I’m in a wheelchair because of MS and I’m so enjoying seeing this place thru your videos!! Brings tears to my eyes! Your excitement and the wildlife is wonderful!! Thank you
Similar situation. In a wheelchair because of ME/CFS. Mostly housebound. Love seeing the world in this way.
Jackie Naiditch however it takes!! Right?
+1 me too.. it is amazing that we can be brought on these adventures from the "comfort" of a sickbed ... internet is a freaking good invention for ppl like us :)
all my best to you both
Similar here. Although I believe not many people would ever have the opportunity to cruise through the Antarctic
I too have MS and got recently diagnosed. I just want to be a reminder that despite our restrictions that MS might cause, videos like these allows us to explore right beside Kara and Nate :)
Those little penguins rocking their "Early Nate" hairstyles 😂😂😂 We've been travelling full time as long as you guys and you still manage to inspire and amaze us with your awesome videos, enthralling storytelling and ability to "bring us along" wherever you are. We love watching your journeys. ❤
Beyond adorable
7:23 Penguins be like "smile and wave boys smile and wave"
This planet is honestly breath taking its beautiful 🥺 we should take care of it more
You guys are actually stepping into another level.
another damn world
Yes, definitely gives you the feel of the childlike wonder you have before you thought you've seen everything. It's magical.
"Don't stand together... spread out... because of.... ICE!"
Cool! Very comforting.
AMAZING STUFF GUYS!
So u got Antarctica in ur trip list .
I never expected you to appear here.
Hi dod you recieve notification? Big fan
@@vickyspar2852 nooo. He already visited south pole.
Probably the greatest vlog i've ever watched.
I will experience that one day.
Thank you all for the love on this vlog! It's definitely one of our favorites we've ever made, so we're glad the feeling is mutual :) There are a couple FAQs in this comment section, so I thought I'd post the answers here for anyone else wondering!! -
1 Q: How did you fly your drone in Antarctica when it's illegal there?
A: IAATO requires you to have a drone license in order to fly it legally (they make ALL the rules to protect Antarctica!). Thankfully, one guide on our ship had the license and let us use the footage he got of our trip! So any drone footage in this series is thanks to him. You find the link to his instagram in the description.
2 Q: Why did you have to disinfect your boots?
A: We stepped in the pink disinfectant both when leaving and getting back on the ship. This is for multiple reasons. We visited a new island or part of the continent everyday, and so disinfecting on the way out was to prevent cross contaminating between places, and also so we didn't bring anything from the ship onto land via our boots. Then when embarking, we cleaned our boots mainly to get the penguin poop off 😂
Hope this helps!
❤
The boot thing was really bugging me! Thanks for explaining it 😁
The two questions I was wondering about. Thank you!
Can you go to Sweden that would be so fun to see
Kara and Nate did you guys see any UFOs LOL
TheShauNanigans h
I was crying with you Kara. Your storying telling in this episode is as magical as the location/subjects. I look forward to the next video!
You are so sweet! It was surreal to be in this incredible place!
Watching this made me so emotional. It was almost like I was experiencing it with you guys! Never thought I would consider taking such a beautiful trip to Antarctica!
,h
this makes me seriously want to travel to Antarctica
Need shit loads or bucks and physical strength too
@@wheeloflife17 20k according to the website...
20k is what i make in 4 years working continously dude..
@Sofia Diane For this particular tour is goes up as much as 32k and as low as 8k depending on the date and room you choose. Nate and Karas penthouse was 20k. Link in the description, its ridiculous how much it is but worth it if you can manage the funds.
Fortress Anfield 2 more wins. YNWA
Kara and Nate, absolutely loved the footage of penguins and seals on Robert Island. So professional I half expected Sir David Attenborough to pop up and start talking!
😁❤️
12:51 - 13:25 I don’t think you could have picked a better song, I have never been so relaxed in my entire life
I love how you guy appreciate Gods creation. The planet is truly magnificent. God bless ❣️
I found your videos a month ago and LOVE them. My mom has dementia and I showed her one video and she LOVED it. I now watch a video a night with her. Tonight we watched this and I also cried with the whales!! God has given my mom and I a special time watching your videos together. Thank you. PS--i lived in Kyrgyzstan and adopted my daughter from there.
Awesome story tami God bless you and your mother!!!!
I don't know if I will ever be able to afford going to Antarctica but I want to try to save up for that.
I died at 17:22 when Nate imitated a seal😂❤
jyoti saaaame!!!
Penguins with afro....now, I've seen everything! 😂😂
I know that’s right I have never seen that at the zoo. Amazing footage.
You guys have fulfilled the purpose of human existence in 5 years to a degree that very few people can ever do in a lifetime . Most of us will end up with making ends meet and completing basic life duties .
This has to be one of my top 5 favorite videos of y’all’s. The absolute beauty of this place is so breathtaking. Thank you so much for sharing.
All about the penguins for me, they are my spirit animal. They go through so much every year and yet they just keep going. So amazing
NO ONE HAS A SPIRIT ANIMAL. THAT IS JUST NEW AGE LUNKHEAD MENTALITY.
Katherine McChesney dude shut up
I just went to Puerto Montt , Chile to see penguins . I love them , too, such awesome creatures ❤️
Antarctica has been on my bucket list ever since I read “The Coldest March: Scott's Fatal Antarctic Expedition.” This is a must read for anyone interested in history and exploration! You will not be disappointed.
The amount of comments in 1 minute shows the power of Kara and Nate
also shows the power of people not watching videos before commenting, hence making irrelevant comments/making the same comments on every single video.
Absolutely magical. I cried as well during the whales chasing the boat scene. Perfect choice of music to translate the emotion.
I think out of your 750+ vlogs (as of today), this is my favorite of them all. Just so absolutely incredible! Amazing pictures and video, and what an incredible adventure! The leopard seal part is just so incredible!!
Kara, I totally get your tears...one time in Hawaii we got “mugged” by a pod and by law can’t start engines of boat if they are within a certain distance. Two moms with calves trying to avoid big ol male who breached, spun, danced, slapped tail...RIGHT next to our boat. it wasn’t scary...it was transformative, otherworldly and an experience I will savor all my life. you bet I cried!
One of the happiest couple i have ever seen...
I never knew I wanted to go to Antarctica! It’s breathtaking.
*it always ignites my heart to see you two so grateful for the beauty of the world no matter what condition it is in, and even after having traveled to a hundred countries, the beauty of the world still never ceases to amaze you! your heart's capacities are truly admirable. You guys are always so gracious. It brings me to tears and smiles. 💓💓☺️*
This is what I feel when see them.
@@shakirali9081 I just want to see them in person ^^
This video is filling me with joy! My eyes are welling up because I'm so happy to see and hear what you're experiencing!!
Hannah Mann same!!!
YOU TWO with your awe and respect for this place!!!! Beautiful! ❤❤❤
the excitement of kara seeing the whale is filled with so much love
It feels like i have watched 7 continents already through the eyes of you two.. thank you so much for showing us the lovely earth that we live in.
I really love the reverence and quiet while out seeing the animals. Those cold quiet moments seem so special.
That’s why penguins waddle, they’re wearing all their clothes 😂
Lisa Jesse .....and they really need to use the bathroom......😳
The first video I saw of your is the cruise to Antarctica and I am binge watching your videos starting with the oldest. You have such great adventures. Can't wait to see what is next!
A trip to moon next up
I loved watching Kara watch the whales. Having one of the whales look you in the eye is an experience you will never forget.
When u can't believe it with your own eyes, just cry! So so surreal, REAL BeautifuL!!!!!
The penguins noises...I just can't 😍😍😍 one of your best vlogs ever. I also started crying when Kara cried😂 we all have to do our best to preserve all these animals and their habitat.
And that rare sight of that wildlife Nate...impressing
agree. they sound as cute as they look. 😍
Whales are such intelligent yet magnificently graceful creatures. I’m crying at their beauty that God made. 😭💓
Yep! God is great!
In December I also went to Antarctica and it was also my 7th continent. Watching this video just makes me want to go back. It was one of the best holidays I have ever been on.
Leopard seal: come to momma
Penguin: your not my momma...
Shame about the seal, wanted to see it eat a penguin. :(
5:20 loving his bob Ross hair style
7:05 I'm starting to understand why the ship has boot disinfection procedures!
That is some of the most amazing film footage I've ever seen. I was actually in tears watching the whales. I can't imagine what it was like to see them in person. And the penguins! By the way, love Kara's Pillsbury Doughboy fashion statement for surviving the cold.
I think it's so funny that Nate and Kara call the penguins "peenguins".
Sounds like it was influenced by the Spanish name for them: pingüinos
I was briefly reminded of Benedict Cumberbatch at 5:46 when Nate called them Pinglings.
🤣🤣🤣 I'm still trying to figure how how he did a whole damn documentary and NO ONE TOLD HIM.
Oh my word what an amazing feeling beeing so close to the whales❤❤ Kara and Nate you are so blessed with your travelling experiences! You two could quite easily work for National Geographic! Love you guys ❤❤
This is one of the most beautiful videos I’ve ever watched on RUclips! Thank you for this experience ❤️ I cried with you!
Thank you for going, because I'm not going. I am going through you guy's eyes, so thank you again.😍
Going to Antartica is one of my dreams since I’m so young 😭 I gave up and don’t think about it that much anymore. But Kara and Nat videos in Antartica makes me want to go there even more 😭😭
You can,..theres a company called P.A.E,...Google it, go on line and apply. You'll work at either McMurdo station or South pole station, people from all walks of life and skill sets are there supporting the science foundation.
Everytime I watch one of your videos (especially this kind) I find myself grinning from ear to ear without even realizing it! Thank you, Kara and Nate, for taking us on yet another adventure that most of us will never get to do. These videos are the next best thing, and you guys are the best!!
Much love sent to you, wherever you are right now. Stay safe and God Bless you both!!
Nate: I felt like I was in a national Geographic show!
Me: I'd prefer to watch your videos over the national geographic channel any time.
Lohengrin 100% agree
We do agree.
National Geografic has an informative discourse. It just sounds like a lesson, but, Nate and Kara, they express their excitements at each new experience. That's what makes their video so live. I love it. Certainly the one hundredth best video I've watched from them if not the best. LOVE, LIVE, LEARN n LAUGH MAC
This has to be the absolute most unbelieveable travel vlideo I have ever seen in my entire life. Amazing quality, amazing content, amazing emotions. Kara and Nate, you are the the best!!! I mean, wow!!! ❤️
Dude I was really like when did penguin get so fancy having a hairstyle🐧😂
This video just blew my mind! That's incredible!! You guys are the best!! The fact that you still post videos after the 100th country target is so special for me. I take it like a bonus! Can't wait to see more from Antarctica!
I don’t know why but whenever I see an iceberg I just think of Titanic 🤷♀️😂
Same
I wonder why
@@TheVenice 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Aik0 is that sarcasm I’m literally like so dumb🤦♀️😅
Meeee too
Yout two are honestly my favorite people on the internet!! Every one of your videos just gives me a bigger urge to go out and explore! THANKS FOR THAT!
Guide: Spread out because uhh.. ICE.
Kara and Nate: *together*
Theodore Noel and jumping lol
This literally made me cry! Crazy how God works 🥰
This video is literally so touching and magical, it feels so unreal. I really hope I'll be able to go there and discover how much Mother Nature has given to us
Thanks guys for showing us Antartica, I was literally transferred to this magical world while watching your video. Wish to go there someday...thanks and love you both
The footage you all were able to get was absolutely INCREDIBLE!!!! I can't even imagine what it was like to experience it in person.
@@_i-kr6eg I said what I said.
Me watching a leopard seal hunt a penguin for dinner: this is some national geographic and bbc earth material right here.
I can literally hear David Attenborough narrating in my mind.
17:21 - Nate mimicking the seals - LOL
Loving the antarctic series so far! Excited to see what's next :)
I'm not crying, you're crying! (I'm SO crying!) You guys truly made me feel the sense of wonder you were experiencing right along with you. Cheers from Middle Tennessee and thank you for sharing something magical during a pretty difficult time around here. 💗
The pacing of Kara & Nate can go two ways:
A. Goes fast because the thrill makes us lose track of time.
B. Goes slow to the point where it's soothing.
Either way, it's entertaining, keeps us hooked, and makes us feel as though we actually experienced it with them.
Can we say that time is relative, like the theory of relativity?
I'm crying in my bed rn because I know I'll never get to experience this.
Sure you can. You just need to work hard, save your money and invest it, get passive income and eventually get a cruise.... or, you can work your way up in a job and just simply save a certain amount of your income every year for years, and then get one.
@@henrylawsky7172 that's the spirit!
Girl be positive you will one... Like i will one day too 😇 have high hope n make it your goal
@@anunaysharma2718 bro how you verified tho???
You will!
So excited for this vlog, I never thought I wanted to go to Antarctica before this, but now it’s def on my bucket list
I cried thru this whole video....this is my dream....i love and adore these animals....i wish i couldve been there to experience it like u have. Congratulations i know it had to be a once in a lifetime experience...❤
The video was more than amazing, God’s beautiful ice sculptures, the whale tales and the big bad Seal trying to get breakfast, made my day! Thank you Nate & Kara, this is my favorite trip of all, seeing it through your eyes🐳Penguins have always been my favorite since I first started going to zoos
Your last first experience of touching foot on a new continent❤️ What an amazing experience! You are so lucky to enjoy each other’s adventures as much as you are enjoying your own. Thank you for taking us with you.
The way you guys filmed this is just so beautiful! Honest it's like movie level cinematography in this vid. Just simply gorgeous
When that animal was trying to eat the penguins I was like: LEAVEEEEE THEM ALOONE, from my bed hahaha.
Wow, so you want that animal to die of starvation?!
Akiva Kutliroff no! Of course not, that’s why I’m laughing cuz of my reactions I know it’s natural and that’s nature. ☺️
Which is best, animal dies of starvation or animal gets killed and eaten. For me, that is difficult to watch. I understand that this is the way it is, but I still don't like to see it. I get Johnny's reaction.
@@sandy-ke1kr First of all, I was joking. And secondly, dying of starvation is a worse death. But I suppose since you don't have to go through the slight emotional discomfort of watching that death... It should be considered preferable? ;)
Seals gotta eat too
IM CRYING WATCHING YOU KARA! 😭 youre living life whilst I’m sitting in my university room dreaming xx
Bhav Kaur soon you’ll be living your dreams and traveling the world as well!
Jessa Lyn awww! I love this! Thank you! 😘💕😭
Seeing any wild thing in nature doing their thing is an emotional/spiritual moment for me!
Absolutely spectacular. ❤️❤️❤️ tears of happiness and awe. Thank you for bringing us along
To be Honest , this was the BEST VLOG Ever! When the tail of the whale was placed in slow motion , I was moments away from dropping a little tear .
Nature soothes the soul. This was beautiful.
This is basically a National Geographic documentary and I love it 🥰