Isn't this just such a wildly fascinating place? Would you ever be able to live here, do you think? And another thanks to SurfShark for sponsoring this week's video. Remember you can get an exclusive Surfshark deal if you enter promo code EvazuBeck for an extra 3 months free at surfshark.deals/evazubeck

@juliettegrisoni6471

10 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t want to live there but to visit- with pleasure! For the French speakers out there and if Alaska is fascinating you, I recommend you the book « le grand marin » by Catherine Poulain. A young woman fleeing France to work on fishing boats in Alaska. What a tale!

@moecreations1

10 ай бұрын

Beautiful documentary and quite fascinating indeed!. Thanks to global warming, Alaska will become America's next frontier in this century. I am sure many people who love challenges, nature, solitude and not to mention weather and cold etc (regardless), will move there.

@IonIsFalling7217

10 ай бұрын

I literally had the worst years of my life in Anchorage. I couldn’t deal with the light/dark cycle or the “isolation.” So I’m going to go with no. 😂

@anoshakhan11

10 ай бұрын

On those green luscious mountains filled with beautiful flowers..perhaps😂❤

@BernadetteResnik

10 ай бұрын

Love your stories. It seems though last year the Chinese spy balloon followed you and SURPRISE you are in the islands and seven Chinese ships show up ? Very odd timing you have Eva ❤

1:22 that’s my dad!!! (And my uncle to the left). We were talking about you at home and we watched your videos to see what ur content was like and were really impressed. My dad is no longer in Unalaska for the time being but we watched this at home. I loved the video! Keep it up!

Wow, Eva! This is a world class video! This should be on TV . The video, the editing, the filming, the story, the commentary all are just so stunning! It feels like this is the pinnacle of KZread videos. Wow, just wow!!!!!

@evazubeck

10 ай бұрын

Ahhh you are so kind! Thank you so much. My editor and I work hard to bring these high quality films to KZread, so it really means a lot to receive this feedback.

@richcherwalk6349

10 ай бұрын

​@@evazubeckWould be nice if you did a short piece on your video editor, their work is excellent, you make a great team!

@Rogue-yr4hr

10 ай бұрын

You should teach a class on making videos and blogging I don't think I would make enough nobody would watch my videos 😂

@alanflor703

10 ай бұрын

That's what I keep saying. I can't stand any reality shows on TV anymore. This is soooo much better and actually REAL.

@WolfgangR75

10 ай бұрын

jupp, just love it .....

Just a correction. Anchorage is not the capital of Alaska but Juneau. Having lived there in Dutch Harbor and Alaska for the last 12 years, it has a beauty of its own. Dutch Harbor is where the commercial fishermen who goes out into the Bering Sea to go crab fishing leaves from there.

@MAXIMUSMINIMALIST

27 күн бұрын

Yes that's a common mistake even for most Americans so I give her a pass.

I fished out of Dutch Harbor in the 90's. It was a great experience. Everything else in life has been easy after that. I wish I could share all of my experiences but it would take too long. It looks like Dutch has changed a lot. The one thing I try to describe to people that ask me about commercial fishing is the feeling of being in a quasi last frontier. Little, to no police. Ingenuity. Being rugged. Loneliness. Always longing for someone or something you miss. Dreaming about your future. It changes people. We called it the Aleutian Stare...lol

@rayray4192

10 ай бұрын

I was always happy to arrive in Dutch and even happier to leave. Lonely barren wasteland. No place to live.

@marvinberesford8146

10 ай бұрын

I still get the Aleutian stares. Very thankful to have worked there!

@utistudent099

10 ай бұрын

Can you pause the video at 4:36 and help me with figuring out what trawler that is ? I am sure that is not the Northern Jaeger. I was on the Ocean Rover for 9 years , basically the entire 90's.

@johnhowell8228

10 ай бұрын

​@@utistudent099i couldn't make out the name

@mywhorled

9 ай бұрын

@@utistudent099 Alaska Ocean?

In my younger years I was fortunate enough to spend some time in the Aleutian islands while in the U. S. Coast Guard. I was lucky enough to get to Dutch Harbor, Adak and a few other places. It is absolutely a place you either love or hate. I loved it. It gets in your soul and doesn't leave. I'd love to go back some day. I was only there for a short time, but I miss it. Thanks for traveling out there and sharing this with us, it brings back a lot of good memories.

@evazubeck

10 ай бұрын

WOw that must have been such an amazing opportunity and experience for you!

@MikeB-in1nd

10 ай бұрын

Were you stationed in Kodiak?

@matthewmckenna4509

10 ай бұрын

​ @MikeB-in1nd Yes, USCGC Ironwood. I was a deck ape on a buoy tender out of Kodiak. We covered the aids to navigation out along the Aleutian chain and up into the Bering Sea. Great duty for a guy who bailed out of college and had trouble figuring out what to do with his life.

@davidthelander1299

10 ай бұрын

Wow Mathew, I was a radioman aboard the CGC Storis, out of Kodiak. 18 months 1972-1974. Loved it. Many trips out the Aleutians.

@SnowboardJedi

10 ай бұрын

Eva is awesome

Your cinematography, editing and ability to story tell is next level. I have thoroughly enjoyed your vlogs and your USA ones are tremendous- keep up the phenomenal content. We live through your eyes…..

I am a world traveler but your video was one of the most inspiring and informative I have ever experienced. Please do not quit sharing these experiences, many people are able to enjoy this planet because of what you do. Thank you for sharing!

@JoelsTastyRide

5 ай бұрын

Rock on Terry! Agreed!

Hello my name is Peter I grew up in Unalaska! This video made me miss home so much. Morris Cove and that general area is a great place to camp and fish. My people have for thousands of years there as you mentioned. Thank you again for sharing this wonderful video of my home town. 🙂

Eva, you have such a special way of telling a story and I love the genuine curiosity you have when interviewing people. It really comes across in your videos! These days, while everyone seems to be traveling to the same old destinations, you go on your own adventure seeking out the hidden gems on this earth and I frickin love that! 🙌

When I grew up in Alaska, I visited all over the state except for the Aleutians. It is cool to get a peek into life there (pssst Juneau is capital of Alaska, Anchorage is just biggest city).

@YewtBoot

10 ай бұрын

Juneau is the political capital. Anchorage is the financial capital. As for the industrial capital, it's probably shared by Dutch Harbor and Prudhoe Bay.

@Sullifreddy

10 ай бұрын

​@@YewtBoot Juneau is the capital city of Alaska. These other terms you made up, while accurate, are not official.

I don't usually comment on your vids but I'm a long time viewer and have to say this vlog in particular really moved me. The aerial scenery shots you captured with your drone are nothing short of spectacular and so incredibly beautiful I was moved to tears. Excellent video Eva, thank you *so much* for sharing your adventures with us. ❤️

Thankyou for this video. The conversation with the fisherman really shows how hard a life people go thought to provide something most of us take for granted finding wide ranges of fish all year round in shops.

Growing up in Poland and Great Britain did you ever think America included a place like Dutch Harbor? You really earned your exceptional ability visa on this one. National Geographic quality for sure. So glad you are here. ❤

@chamade166

10 ай бұрын

Well to be honest it does look a bit bland.

@mikael.karlholm

10 ай бұрын

@@chamade166 What did look a bit bland?

Definitely dangerous to be on a crab boat around the Bering Sea. A buddy of mine from college was just going to do that for a year to make some extra cash before transferring to another college and he was swept overboard. He was probably around 21 when he lost his life. Huge respect to those guys. Thanks for the video! It looks amazing up there!

@evazubeck

10 ай бұрын

Oh wow, I'm so sorry to hear that. It is indeed an incredibly dangerous job!

@afcgeo882

10 ай бұрын

@@evazubeckThe fishing in the Aleutians is so dangerous that the US Coast Guard is Congressionally mandated to maintain at least one cutter (ship) in the area 365 days a year for rescue duty.

I don't know what's in my head but working in office desk is so stressful. But after watching all this kind of adventurous stuff and listening nature I feel so relax. This is a kind of dreams living out there and explore more .....someday!

This summer has brought us such searing heat - actually, surprisingly, right now the Aleutian Islands look pretty inviting. Aside, from that the green mountains, the beautiful bay- it is visually breathtaking. Eva, you've really outdone yourself, thanks for bringing us to this little known & remote area.

@ducknorris233

10 ай бұрын

I’m no youngster and can’t remember a summer like this ever. I guess the lifetime of a man isn’t a significant length of time when it comes to weather patterns.

@martinspell6460

10 ай бұрын

Juneau is the capital city, not Anchorage.

@ducknorris233

10 ай бұрын

@@martinspell6460 wrong, my great great grandfather said Sitka is the capitol of Alaska

Next season of Deadliest Catch Feat. Eva is gonna be lit!

@evazubeck

10 ай бұрын

Haha I wish!!!

@jamesleyda365

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@rogil2154

10 ай бұрын

@@evazubeck hi Eva, are you being hacked?

@Wolf-vc4wj

10 ай бұрын

​@@rogil2154why do you say that? Dutch harbor is where the boats from the Deadliest Catch depart from.

a million thank you´s for your videos! I show them to my 88 year old mother who cannot leave home now. She just smiles and say´s "that lady is great!" . Take care and keep on traveling, greetings from Portugalm hope someday you come to our country!

Words of wisdom from an Alaskan fisherman …” they are either running away from something or towards something “ … very true !

That was truly amazing, like a professional documentary. As harsh and isolated as Dutch Harbor is, you made it intriguing and appealing. Thank you for this amazing opportunity.🌷

@Mrbfgray

9 ай бұрын

Bro of mine used to talk about Dutch, he did the crab fishing thing for a few yrs to put self thru engineering college. Somehow a memorable scene. They were once holed up with a number of other fishing boats in a remote natural harbor to ride out a killer storm, 2 of the boats letting cabin fever get the best of them, were talking on the radio about leaving for open ocean, going home, while other captains tried to dissuade them, "We won't be coming to save you as we will die with you if we do." 2 boats left anyway, hours later radioing distress calls, they were getting severely iced up and ready to capsize. At some point you can't break ice off fast enough from superstructure and the boat is simply doomed to roll over. Not sure if any were rescued but many died. On average one boat per yr was lost out of Dutch a few decades ago, I assume it's better by now.

It's summer there now just imagine the winter. Your camera skills are above next level. I don't know why some production company has yet to offer you an opportunity for televised adventures. You have the personality and beauty for it. You just get better all the time.👍♥️

Just joined the second level of your Patreon. So happy with it! Guys, there’s so much value there. Especially the Director’s videos with behind the scenes thoughts about the location and your approach to filming. Highly recommend ❤

@evazubeck

10 ай бұрын

Aww yay thanks so much! I'm really happy to hear you're enjoying it :)

I've worked in Dutch Harbor, and the weather must be seen to be believed. The rain falls in every direction but up. But when the sun peeps through, the light is magical and it becomes one of the most beautiful places on earth.

Deadliest Catch was a massive thing for me growing up! Watched it religiously every single day before school. There was something hypnotic about the weather, the conditions, the hardship and the brave man of Dutch Harbor. Glad you mentioned it. Pozdrowienia, powodzenia w kolejnych podróżach!

@waverunner130

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Its nice to get to know the place after seeing it mentioned on the show.

@iammars142

10 ай бұрын

Same. Cool to see

Your interview with the captain was a treat. I appreciate how intentional you are with capturing the essence of a location, including the people who live there.

Juneau the capital, but Anchorage is the largest city. Love your vids. BTW - If you travel back through Kodiak there is a mountain that if you fly in you stop before running into face first - barometer Mtn. You should take a hike if you have a few hours to kill and the weather nice.

@JeffLevyForPresident

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for fixing her glaring error. Eva needs to continue on west to Adak. Dutch Harbor is too easy.

@janinecarson8380

10 ай бұрын

@@JeffLevyForPresident Or St. Paul island. Lol

Really nice video work! I spent seven years on a research ship with the federal government studying mainly migratory seabirds but pretty much everything else, too. The Aleutian people's culture, whales, sea lions, archaeological digs, the effect of foxes on the ecosystem of the islands, even some military research. Like the people interviewed said, the weather is king. It dictates what you do in almost every aspect of your life here. I was lucky enough to have visited over eighty five islands in the years there, all the way out to Attu at the end of the chain. Besides the daily work ( I was one of two deckhands on the ship in a crew of six) we hiked everywhere, took pictures and video, worked alongside biologists and even got in a day or two of water skiing each season! I often think of the Aleutians as a cross between Ireland and the moon. Oh and Eva, Anchorage isn't the capital of Alaska, Juneau is.

Eva, I enjoy your videos so very much. I used to watch the show 'Deadliest Catch'. It was amazing what they go through and keep coming back year after year. It's not something the average person can ever understand. Thank you bunches for the wonder you bring to the world!

I love that Dutch Harbor seems like such a closed-off community, but you are welcomed in easily. I love how you entered yourself into the race, as well, they were so confused! Fantastic video, as always! 💙

@ryanmorgan5677

10 ай бұрын

Not as closed off as you would think. There are 5-10k seasonal workers there every year from all over the world.

@laurenrs

10 ай бұрын

@ryanmorgan5677 Wow, that's insane!

@afcgeo882

10 ай бұрын

@@laurenrsThe regular population is just about 5,000, so having 5-10k seasonals at all times means you’re used to all kinds of people.

@glennchristie2316

9 ай бұрын

I think it helped that she was soooooo Beautiful. She could be invited anywhere with no problem.

@afcgeo882

9 ай бұрын

@@glennchristie2316 What a cringe comment!

I lived on an Aleutian island for almost a year and the comment about the snow going sideways is very true. Very high winds keep most of the snow off the island. Since the island chain is right on the edge of the earth's plates, you feel a lot of small earthquakes as well.

A wonderful video - I loved the mixture of personal adventure/experience/reflection and the more documentary style including interviews with people who know what life is really like there.

Oh, Eva, Eva. Alaskan here. You stopped short of Attu, another 600-ish miles to the West. And our capital is Juneau, not Anchorage.

I randomly came across your video of the ferry trip, and was thrilled to see part 2 had been uploaded 46 minutes prior. Great video which has inspired me to want to make this trip! Thank you for sharing your adventure!!

I was commercial fisherman in the 80s and 90s. In the late 90s I had a job lined up to go up there to Dutch Harbor, the night before leaving I had a very clear dream of my boat sinking. I stayed down here on the Gulf coast.

@JeffLevyForPresident

10 ай бұрын

Good God, man. Cliffhanger. Did the boat sink?

@wildhareonthegulfofmexico3539

10 ай бұрын

@@JeffLevyForPresident I have no idea, I just had a bad feeling about the whole thing. I've learned to follow those feelings. I never looked back.

Eva - I’ve followed your channel for around a year. What is this?!? This is world-class videography. You are incredible. Thank you for the work you do - it IS work…

you story line, your photography and the editing, are such hard time-consuming tasks, you surmount all of these and give all of us a wonderful viewing experience...thank you from a long-time viewer in Connecticut

You are either running away from something or towards something - love that! Reminds me of "not all who wanders are lost" :)

In my opinion, one of your best videos ever. To me it sounds like a great vacation place. Working in a fishery or on a fishing boat; I can't see myself doing it. I enjoy rough water, rough weather, and remote places as getting away from constantly being connected to urbanization can become such a rat race. The power of nature seems to bring you back to the reality of what your real world is. I can see that you really enjoyed this.

Awesome video as always Eva zu Beck. This is such a beautiful place and the people are so friendly.

Great video Eva! If someone goes on a cruise ship, they get off the ship someplace and spend a few hours then back on the ship they go and don't get a feel of the people or culture of where they just visited. You did a great job explaining the past and the present and the personal experiences of the locals that live there. I think most people that watch this video will feel like they've already been there. Thanks again Eva.

Can we all appreciate the fact that Eva never disappointed us with her content. 🤗🥰🤚 By the way, may I also remind you the fact that our Native American population in our motherland, the Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while the European population in their motherland, the Continent of Europe was around 25 millions. Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION! A shocking sad truth. 😔 In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return it to rightful owners Native American people. Notorious global cardinal crimes the Christian West has committed, and benefited a great deals, such as Slavery & Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is notorious Colonization still lingering on, may I ask? 😔

@murtazahussain4937

10 ай бұрын

Sure, she is performing hard work & guiding to the travellers wonderfully & enjoying her passion as well. I really appreciate her.

@truthhurts856

10 ай бұрын

My jaw dropped as I learnt Native Americans population in their motherland, Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while European population in their motherland, Continent of Europe was around 25 millions. Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION.. It is a shockingly sad truth. 😔

@baronj4210

10 ай бұрын

I would like to know, where is the point of your statistic? Was in this video anything about american "native"?

@gelipi

10 ай бұрын

@@baronj4210 she literally talked about the people that lived here before being colonized by Russia around the 9th minute...also isn't bad that it's called Dutch harbour?

@LionheartedDan

10 ай бұрын

Lots of bots are here on YT with numbered names, like puppets, saying what their masters bid them to say.

Hi Eva, absolutely loved it. It was as good if not better than anything the BBC could have made. Thank you.

wonderful video ! thank you for sharing, the talks with the locals have got to be some of my favourite aspects of your videos

Absolutely loved this travel vlog. From your time camping on the boat and taking that time to be truly introspective and grateful then having this amazing adventure on the island!

I think it's so interesting when you interview everyday, regular people. I love seeing how others live. The videos of your dog were sweet, he's being well-cared for while you're away. Love your channel Eva. I think you would love Colorado if you've never been.

This was such a fascinating video! I can't travel much, but I do have a friend who is originally from rural Alaska, and some of the stories she told me are just wild. I hope you are safe and well and I wish you all the best! Much love from Slovenia!

Amazing footage! Thank you for showing us a corner of the country I may never see. I'm glad to see you're still traveling!!

Wow, I'm so glad I found this channel. Eva's videos remind me of the beauty of this world and how many different ways of living in it there are. I live in NYC - or live trapped here - and these perspectives help so much

Wow Eva! This video is so beautiful! I love how you connect with people and let us hear their stories! Thank you for that! ❤

Excellent production value! You're a master story-teller Ms. Eva.

I lived there in 97 and it is truly a magical place. It's brutal, beautiful and unforgiving. Great job showing the world this amazing place!

Hi I’m Seth and I’ve been watching since the Jarbidge episode. I can’t say enough how long it’s been that a KZread channel has me so mesmerized. The level of remoteness you take things to is so inspiring. I can’t imagine how it must to be out there on your own but nevertheless it is beautiful to watch. I also love your insights, the little moments of reflection and introspection. It’s why I love nature. Also, I absolutely NEED a truck like that 😍 Keep it up, stay safe, thanks for the great views.🍻

It was good seeing that Vilk is having fun but I am sure missing Momma. Great video Eva.

Really enjoy the adventures! Thanks for taking us along

Wow, I'm in awe of your tenacity & bravery. Your holistic attitude to life is not only impressive & inspirational but also insightful to different world 🌍. Nuff respect.

Incredible content Eva. Your videography, commentary, local interactions and editing skills take us right along with you. Excellent job. Well done.

Another beautiful video Eva. About a year ago I turned my 15-year-old granddaughter on to your channel. She was immediately hooked and eagerly awaits each new episode. The really nice thing is , they've made for a lot of conversation between a teenager and her old Papa that I wouldn't have had otherwise , so thank you.

An awesome video. My sister used to live here and was lucky enough to visit once. It's changed a lot. Thanks for stirring up fond memories of high prices, my first ocean/harbor fishing trip in the pouring rain, visiting the neighbors and some of the old war relics. A wonderful video...Thanks!!!

i never had the opportunity to visit Dutch Harbor but I was further out in the Aleutians in 1961-62 on Adak, Alaska. It was very remote. It was frequently referred to as the birthplace of the wind. Did a lot of hiking and fishing while there and have fond memories. Thank you for the excellent video of Dutch Harbor.

Quite an adventure this trip, so remote, isolated and beautiful landscape. Very excitingly presented in your video's (also the one on the ferry). I watched them from start till the end!

This is absolutely stunning 🤩 Nature at its best! Thanks for the beautiful images.

Eva, the "what if" is what keeps most people from doing what you are doing. Please, stay safe and don't ever give in to the what if's. 😁👍 Btw, since you're in Alaska have you tried the Caribou spaghetti yet? Stay dry and as always, BIG HUGS and much ❤️from Tennessee!

Your videos make me feel like I am there experiencing these beautiful places myself. You have such a talent.

This was such an incredible journey, thank you for taking us with you! We

Good on you Eva, what a great place to visit and thanks so much for sharing it.

I am proud that such a beautiful island is named after my native language 'Dutch'. Another beautiful video.

@BrianUnAK

10 ай бұрын

The island is named Unalaska. Not Dutch Harbor. Dutch Harbor is a small bay where the port is.

My first time watching you. You were in Socotra, now here in Unalaska, specular scenery, and your camera work superb. You even got yourself into a race! Thanks for the fantastic ride, I look forward to what is around the corner!

One of my favorite videos of your travels....have yearned to experience Alaska all my life. The beauty of the state is incomparable, the Dutch Harbor area land mass nearly brings tears from the stunning vistas. Im so glad you made it there ❤.

WOW!! Beautiful scenery! The townsfolk were so sweet. Looking forward to the next video. Stay safe. Hugs from Texas.

@evazubeck

10 ай бұрын

They were the best! I was so grateful to have met some of the people who live and work there.

This is really a special episode. Loved it thoroughly.

What a wonderful video! Fantastic camera work and great commentary. Thank you!

Lovely little documentary, Eva! Way to go!! Thank you 😊

Calming,mysterious and breathtaking,I just can't describe how beautiful this place is❤Keep safe always Eva❤

Great video once again. I love following your travels. One tiny point of information - Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska, which half of the state's population; however, Juneau is the capital of Alaska. Thanks for being one of my favorite travel vloggers.

Eva, your channel is great! I just found it! Loved the Alaskan ferry video and this one. Can't wait for the next one.

Your superpower is having people open up to you. Special!

Adorable style of documentary including interviews video! 😊

@evazubeck

10 ай бұрын

Thank you :)

OK Eva, Thank you for finding this place and videoing it for all the world to see. You are a very special person to think up this kind of thing and put together such a great video on it. I'm sure everyone has some knowledge of Deadliest Catch, but who knew the insider stuff you presented. You do such great work. Thank you for presenting such a wild and unspoiled place. This was a riveting video. It's no wander why you have 1.7M subs. I keep you in my prayers for safe passages and fun revelations. ben/ michigan

Eva thank you for once again sharing the world with us! Your curiosity and adventurous spirit take us to places we either have never heard of or will never be able to visit. I watch and enjoy every single video irrespective of where it is in the world. I have been following your channel ever since your expeditions in the middle East and wait each week in anticipation for the next one. Bon Voyage beautiful Eva.

The views in this video, of this island, are simply majestic. The sheer beauty of this planet is on full display. I am humbled by it. Thank you so much for sharing. Visiting here has been added to my bucket list.

Eva this was a great episode, the photography, the narration, the interviews and just your take on everything.

I’m new here! Thanks to KZread for recommending your channel. Stunning work, Eva! Glad I found you.

Dutch harbor has always been on my bucket list of places to see and even more so now after watching your video. I love your perspective, I think that is what I most enjoy about your channel.

Excellent video! Thank you for showing us the roads less traveled.

Not only fascinating content but such a high quality production too. I love your approach Eva; respectful, friendly and insightful. Thanks so much.

Eva, great episode! Very interesting and wonderful landscape videos. Congratulations on the mountain race! 👍

I have to say, you have balls walking up to these strangers and asking questions in that part of the country......awesome stuff miss Eva

I've been enjoying your channel for a while now. I don't usually comment on anyone's videos, but your content is superior! Really loved this video. You've taken the saying " A little out of the way place," to a whole new level!

I just want to tell you how much I LOVE your show! I look forward to it every week! Loved the update on your dog too. Thank you for sharing this remote and beautiful part of the US with us!! And the interviews with the locals! Safe travels 😊🌷🌺

Eva, excellent video. Your interviews drew such honest reflections from those working and living in that harsh environment. You captured a joy from everyone, deck hands, captains, and scientists that surprised me. It doesn’t seem to matter where you go, intellect and thoughtfulness can be found. Such a simple premise, go to one of the most remote places in America to see what it’s all about and it turns out to be beautiful. One of your best. ✌🏼

Awesome video! I love how you were interviewing all of the locals, it was so interesting.

Welcome back to Alaska! I love all of your videos. I’ve lived in Alaska for 19 years and can’t imagine being anywhere else! FYI I grew up in LA and have traveled much of Asia and some of Europe.

Absolutely love your videos Eva, obviously your content, filmmaking, fine art artistic features, honesty, landscape videography is top notch, so perfect, of the highest standards. But for me the most beautiful thing about your channel is who you are, you are such a sweet person that makes your creations such a pleasure to watch. Thank you Eva, I wish you the best of the universe, much love & metta, 🙏❤️☺️, umesh :)

Beautiful adventure here in this video, not surprisingly coming from you. The Aleutian Islands were on the news last week due to Russia and China, which had 11 warships patrolling and conducting military exercise very near International waters. Very close to Alaska/Aleutian Islands. So our Navy sent, very quickly, four of our destroyer ships to keep an eye out on the activity. So besides weather, solitude, and all else brought up in your video in this beautiful, majestic landscape, there's that too.

Very nice work showing Unalaska. Hope you get more time in other parts of the state!

you have me hooked, your channel is amazing. doing things id love to do but cant. living thru your experiences helps me deal with daily life.

I didn’t know there was a community on those islands 🤔Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸greetings from Norway 🇳🇴

Terrific video absolutely beautiful scenery and great commentary….well done !

Stunning in every respect. Filmography, story telling, editing - Just amazing.