Apart from a minor date correction, this is a re-issue of an existing video describing our first visit to one of the more interesting and potentially hazardous anchorages we have visited.
These videos are so soothing. They pop up in my feed. I drop everything I'm doing to watch them. How stunningly beautiful, intelligent and master crafted they are. Please post more of them. I love listening to your voice. Everything about your productions are serene; the perfect meditation. Thank you for sharing your Ventures. I'm quite sure It wasn't easy getting there but it sure was worth it.
Thank you for your kind comments. If you go to Flemingyachts.com and click on the You Tube red arrow at the top right of the home page, it will take you to around 130 videos. There are some additional videos at: Vimeo.com/flemingyachts
What a beautiful, terrifying, haunted place. If I were moored in Lituya bay overnight I don't think I would sleep well. Any sudden noise or loud sound would have me jumping out of my bunk in terror. Seems like an interesting bay to visit but not to linger and an even better place to leave.
I remember watching a discovery channel about mega tsunamis. This was one of the locations. Thank you for revisiting this incredibly beautiful, unbelievably frightening sight.
I have been binge watching your videos for the last couple of days. You are an excellent filmmaker, and wish I could afford one of your gorgeous yachts.
Thank you, once again! Awsome places and the filming couldn´t be better! Most agreable the adventure telling. I love to watch your videos. Many thanks.
Just simply stunning. The mild danger of the area just amplifies the excitement of the excursion and the splendor of the wild seas, mountains and inland country. Thank you.
Thank you, again, for sharing these. The video and still photos combined with your narration of Venture and her crew going to so many amazing places are truly wonderful to watch. Be well, Tony. I look forward to more stories.
thanks for beautifull footage and comment of these amazing expeditions, your eye for history and detail gives me great joy, looking forward for next adventures!!
Good heavens! What a stunning video. I'm one day looking at Kadey Krogen yachts...the next at Flemings....I'm a man torn between the two. But that film was utterly beautiful...Tony Fleming is a man living the dream and building trawler yachts based on his own experience to allow others to do the same....how incredible is that. I subscribed instantly....what a wonderful film that was. I salute you Sir! You have made my day!
Oh how I've missed this soothing voice and amazing story telling ability. Good stuff. Hope after all this Corona stuff is over Tony and the gang do some more venturing and create videos for us.
Your videos are like beautiful documentaries to me. The shots and editing are awesome, your storytelling is fascinating and your voice is a pleasure to listen too. Thank you so very much!
The narration soothes me into a nostalgic dizziness which I am not yet able to comprehend. How can a simple voice and photos that are incomparable to the most modern iPhone create such an ambience within myself? 🤷
Thank you for telling this tragic and fascinating story. I read about it at Glacier Bay NP lodge. Book mentioned that the whole mountain range shook and rearranged. It was probably biggest earthquake in history, yet so little is known about it.
I am saving very hard to have my very first Fleming, and I have basically watched all of your clips you put-up here in RUclips. While other clips blows about how good or great their yacht is, your clip are so different from all others, as I learned so much about history, geography, places, events, and locations when watching your clips. I felt like I am aboard with you together on all these trips, but yet somehow I don't feel the same as having a tour-guide talking to me about what I am going through. It is more like a close friend chatting just next to me about his very own experience in life on a yacht. Keep up the outstanding work Sir !
Thank you for your kind comments which make me feel that I achieved my goal. Basically, these videos have no hidden agenda and are intended simply to document the journeys. The viewer is left to draw their own conclusions.
You have used this boat as a test bed for improvements over the years. Can you provide your viewers with a list of changes or improvements that you have implemented or suggested over the years. In addition as we dream of our adventures in a Fleming of our own, can you tell us of the repair parts, equipment and spares that you have carried, or wished that you have carried on the 65. This is the perfect boat for adventure!
This, As a longtime Alaskan who has been in this spot, others around it, makes me wish you post, who have never seen this area, or other awesome Alaskan of Alaska, realize just how unique Alaska is! Get it now???😳😉
Does anyone know if they ever tried to find the lost boats by doing a sonar search? I realize they were likely ground up. It would be fascinating to try and find anything
@@thereissomecoolstuff It is. We always anchored with Ulricks. Dad said it was the only safe place in the Bay. Thank GOD Ulricks survived. Dad was on the radio with Mickey when the Sunmore went down . Very sad. Lost many friends that day. Mom and I were in town to have my little brother . So we survived ,Dad was fishing still. May they all Rest in Peace.
These videos are so soothing. They pop up in my feed. I drop everything I'm doing to watch them. How stunningly beautiful, intelligent and master crafted they are. Please post more of them. I love listening to your voice. Everything about your productions are serene; the perfect meditation. Thank you for sharing your Ventures. I'm quite sure It wasn't easy getting there but it sure was worth it.
Tony Fleming is the David Attenborough of boating.
soothing ...? You did not hear that it is one of the most dangerous places in the world due to the very frequent landslides ...?
@@robertoluis1948 He means Tony Flemmings narrations, tone, rhythm. His videos are impeccable.
Thank you for your kind comments. If you go to Flemingyachts.com and click on the You Tube red arrow at the top right of the home page, it will take you to around 130 videos. There are some additional videos at: Vimeo.com/flemingyachts
Another remarkable video from the best channel on RUclips.
The voice of Tony... his narratives and visuals... the man and his life. Pure gems of eternity.
What a beautiful, terrifying, haunted place. If I were moored in Lituya bay overnight I don't think I would sleep well. Any sudden noise or loud sound would have me jumping out of my bunk in terror. Seems like an interesting bay to visit but not to linger and an even better place to leave.
I remember watching a discovery channel about mega tsunamis. This was one of the locations. Thank you for revisiting this incredibly beautiful, unbelievably frightening sight.
Excellent video! I had never heard this story. Thank you for sharing.
What a beautiful and stark place with a dire past! Thank you for this brief but enticing look at a rare geological locale!
I can hardly believe these beautifully crafted documentaries are free to watch on YT!
I'd just like to thankyou for taking the considerable time and effort to produce these wonderful films, they are unique.
I have been binge watching your videos for the last couple of days. You are an excellent filmmaker, and wish I could afford one of your gorgeous yachts.
This video is 10/10. Fantastic experience!
This is better than college level history! I also love his voice and I love his diction just just so precise!
Thank you, once again! Awsome places and the filming couldn´t be better! Most agreable the adventure telling. I love to watch your videos. Many thanks.
Just simply stunning. The mild danger of the area just amplifies the excitement of the excursion and the splendor of the wild seas, mountains and inland country. Thank you.
Tony I just love your videos and history lessons. Please keep them coming. Thanks again for sharing.
Thanks for sharing Tony.
Delightful. Thank you, Tony.
Thank you, again, for sharing these. The video and still photos combined with your narration of Venture and her crew going to so many amazing places are truly wonderful to watch.
Be well, Tony. I look forward to more stories.
Excellent, thanks.
thanks for
beautifull footage and comment of these amazing expeditions, your eye for history and detail gives me great joy,
looking forward for next adventures!!
Ummm, your voice, the stunning videography, the natural beauty..... I could watch your films for hours.....
Quite a treat ☺️
Good heavens! What a stunning video. I'm one day looking at Kadey Krogen yachts...the next at Flemings....I'm a man torn between the two. But that film was utterly beautiful...Tony Fleming is a man living the dream and building trawler yachts based on his own experience to allow others to do the same....how incredible is that. I subscribed instantly....what a wonderful film that was. I salute you Sir! You have made my day!
Thank you for the beautiful images and the story, much much love from Canada 🇨🇦
Oh how I've missed this soothing voice and amazing story telling ability. Good stuff. Hope after all this Corona stuff is over Tony and the gang do some more venturing and create videos for us.
Such tragic stories and beautiful vistas, hard to put the two together. Thank you so much!
So beautiful! Thank you.
What a voice.... what a view... what an adventure.... Very nice!
This is so beautiful!
All I can say is thank you for the awesome video my wife and I thoroughly enjoy all your videos Vegas bill
How wonderful, thank you.
I spent time in the bay in 1971 and 72, climbing Mt. Crillon in 72. The mark of the wave was very obvious.
What an incredible place and such a moving story of it.
Your videos are like beautiful documentaries to me. The shots and editing are awesome, your storytelling is fascinating and your voice is a pleasure to listen too. Thank you so very much!
The narration soothes me into a nostalgic dizziness which I am not yet able to comprehend. How can a simple voice and photos that are incomparable to the most modern iPhone create such an ambience within myself? 🤷
Thank you for the video!
Thank You, Mr. Fleming.
Thank you for telling this tragic and fascinating story. I read about it at Glacier Bay NP lodge. Book mentioned that the whole mountain range shook and rearranged. It was probably biggest earthquake in history, yet so little is known about it.
I really like your videos. They are interesting and informative. You have a very nice voice for narrating. Thank you for sharing.
Hey Tony keep the videos coming I really enjoy them thank you????👍
What a great mini doc, wow
Wow, you had my attention for sure!
As always the best, love your adventures k
Tony's presentation was more than just interesting. I look forward to more. I think I want to experience the experience of booyah whiskey.
Awesome video !
Outstanding thanks 😊
I am saving very hard to have my very first Fleming, and I have basically watched all of your clips you put-up here in RUclips. While other clips blows about how good or great their yacht is, your clip are so different from all others, as I learned so much about history, geography, places, events, and locations when watching your clips. I felt like I am aboard with you together on all these trips, but yet somehow I don't feel the same as having a tour-guide talking to me about what I am going through. It is more like a close friend chatting just next to me about his very own experience in life on a yacht. Keep up the outstanding work Sir !
Thank you for your kind comments which make me feel that I achieved my goal. Basically, these videos have no hidden agenda and are intended simply to document the journeys. The viewer is left to draw their own conclusions.
A great little film, Tony.
Thank you, Tony
Excellent job
What a channel !
These videos are so well done. I can't wait for you to go somewhere else! LOL!
You have used this boat as a test bed for improvements over the years. Can you provide your viewers with a list of changes or improvements that you have implemented or suggested over the years. In addition as we dream of our adventures in a Fleming of our own, can you tell us of the repair parts, equipment and spares that you have carried, or wished that you have carried on the 65. This is the perfect boat for adventure!
This, As a longtime Alaskan who has been in this spot, others around it, makes me wish you post, who have never seen this area, or other awesome Alaskan of Alaska, realize just how unique Alaska is! Get it now???😳😉
11.35 of pure gold.
Why would anyone steal a bronze marker? Our species never fails to amaze me.
5:26 a face appears on the right side.
Tony.. again an excellent film. I am surveying a Jefferson 53 for purchase and would love any comments you have on the 2003 Pilot House… Pat
I would really like to know what is the name who owns this remarkable and soothing voice.
Thank you for developing and posting these wonderful videos.
Mr Fleming himself.
@@rickcochranerealestate yes, Tony Fleming, the producer of all videos.
It would be interesting to use a sailboat there.
Your videos are making me wanna just sell everything. Buy a boat... AND ROW !!!! [ It will be all I would be able to afford !!!!! ] :)
Seems like I saw this video several years ago.
Lekker man lekker
All of the dramatic music. Yech
👍👌👏😊
Does anyone know if they ever tried to find the lost boats by doing a sonar search? I realize they were likely ground up. It would be fascinating to try and find anything
Dad found an oil slick and a bottle of hair tonic of Orvils, from the Sunmore. Thats all. The trees clogged the bay, searching was dangerous.
@@cindylituyasloon1292 thank you, it's an amazing story.
@@thereissomecoolstuff It is. We always anchored with Ulricks. Dad said it was the only safe place in the Bay. Thank GOD Ulricks survived. Dad was on the radio with Mickey when the Sunmore went down . Very sad. Lost many friends that day. Mom and I were in town to have my little brother . So we survived ,Dad was fishing still. May they all Rest in Peace.
@@cindylituyasloon1292 what amazing luck to have you comment with first hand knowledge of the Ulricks. Thank you for sharing.
@@thereissomecoolstuff We all lived in the Bay .Harold and Sonny have passed away .
How come you have went down to Chile? Around Cape Horn
Year i was born. wow
I want a trawler!!!!!
Jura?! 21years aged?
May 29, 2023
If their is a more beautiful place in the world , Or more terrible , I havn't seen it.
why would you go in there? It is a kill box. There's no way to predict an earthquake.
Some pictures that some rich people shot why would I care, bless you all for thinking that this matters for your life
😂