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1stand last time watching your channel. Starting with 7min of complaining. Fill in the dam form it’s not that bad. Hope you get a better outlook on life.

1st time watching your channel. I am a bit depressed after watching. Maybe rather show as the beauty than complaining. My ten cents worth.

Disastrous video to watch, most negative person, complaining 70% of the video.. Sorry, I didn't get 70% into it, just assuming. Camera mostly on his face, rumbling away moaning. Hotels, and others, need your details. They can send updates, call you if you don't reach your destination, or find you if you stuff up their gas geyser. Stay at home bro, rather look at other people's positive trips through RSA. Wonder why you do the common SOLO thing, if you can't handle it. Did you have a campfire...? did you look at the stars, listened to the night silence, or where you cramped up in you rooftop tent, waiting for first light so you could get out of there... Ai jai jai, tough boy, Africa isn't for sissies.... You must know it by now, jy's al mooi groot.....

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Hello Mr. Mc Sweeney, i hope you are well. I miss your films and your advise for traveling in southern africa. Have a good time. Max Röll

Visited Fat Monkeys lodge in 1963. Very few people around the lodge in those days. We had the beach to ourselves. Now live in Canada

I thought Sani Pass was the worst and the most frightening. I have done Sani Pass before and only once. Your voice and your face are a testament that Gamkaskloof is indeed DIE HEL. Thank you for your well edited video

Pity about the sound that disappears every now and then...

Thanks buddy learned alot, fro. Your video

I travelled tru Zambia from Cape town n at every town two army guys wanted to be bribed. At 3rdbpostbthe soldier called reinforcement so I cut the ph wire with my k nife n clobbered them. I was in bus n the entire bus commuters hooted with laughter

Read the book "Die Hel en sy mense" and from the content there were many traveling general dealers that never returned from their sales trip to this place as some inhabitants robbed them and disposed of them. Sounded like a dangerous place at some point in history, yet so sirene today. Great commentary and video. Did the Swartberg many times in my Carolla "4x4". Was advised to turn around on the road to the Hel and never tried it all the way. Thanks for a wonderful video.

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Well done for overcoming your fears. I went there some years back and I loved it, but I'm only somewhat frightened by heights. What terrifies me more is the driving you see on the N1 and N2. Looks like there's been a big fire through since I visited.

Really I enjoyed it

Watching this video evokes a sense of wanderlust and a deep appreciation for the untouched beauty of our planet. The scenes of overlanding through rugged terrains and then setting up camp amidst sprawling wilderness are a testament to the profound experiences waiting beyond the beaten path. It's a visual testament to the magic of exploration.

At 4:15, that is my bakkie driving past you and at 6:04, that wet patch on the ground in the road, that was me 😁 Lived in Gamkaskloof for a year and did that pass many times, even with a loaded 6 meter trailer You get used to it

Great video. Love your dry humor.

The thing about Zambia border formalities is that you have to know what must be done. Acquaint yourself with the 'ground rules'; they're there but those Zambia border officials prey on people's ignorance of those 'ground rules'! And they cash in once in a while if you show ignorance! But go to the ',bosses' office rooms and get what must be done if you don't want to be extorted! Zambia is like that you find some corrupt govt officials and some honest ones who do the correct thing. Finally I am editing a bit by adding that you must be patient, tolerant; yes I hear you 'subservient' is the word because it is like border officials in Zambia wake up in a mood, they have an attitude that morning that will make the nicest person in the world lose their cool, calm and collectedness! It is largely true what you have said about Zambia border officers! Personally sometimes I have exploded. They can try your patience to the max!

Sesheke not 'Shesheke' buddy

Nice video that pontoon will no longer be in use in few weeks time because a new bridge on that spot is almost complete 👏👏👏

I appreciate your driving through the Swartberg pass into die hel and out and explaining some of the driving hazards and reviewing the campsite a bit what with the solar panels . The Otto du Plessis Road is an example of man’s inhumanity to man. Hope you’re now on a nice beach for a while . Have a lovely day . 👍✌️

Very nice movie! It's also from the Marienfluss th-cam.com/video/QnX1bRa0nUo/w-d-xo.html and Hartmannstal

How long does it take to drive from Bob Phillips camp to the top of the Sani Pass please?

Agree on the form non-sense, it's the absolute last thing you want to do after driving usually an entire day to get there! But otherwise, thank goodness for SANPARKS otherwise our parks would be in the terrible state that our ANC area provincial parks and municipal parks are in!

Thank you for sharing such such an entertaining journey. I am in awe of your patience with mindless officialdom.

Great stuff as always, Sean. I don't know if you are much of a reader, but Andre Brink's 'Duiwelskloof' might even be based on this place - have to check that, it's been years since I read it, but it's a good book.

1st one here 😊

So disgusting. Don't paint us as corrupt. You could have just exhausted the required formalities. Zambia is so warm and welcoming a country. Go to Zimbabwe,Congo DR ,and a few others, so that you know the truth. You were just, unfortunately, handled by a few corrupt, thieving elements. It was a syndicate. We're NOT like that.

My sincere apologies for the silent audio during parts of this video. I asked TH-cam to remove the copyrighted music. Unfortunately it removed all audio at places. I will re-upload this video with music to which I have the rights. Once again, apologies!

Hi Mac. I like the relaxed style of your videos without the cliché phrases of "epic" and "adventure" and "amazing"...and also no not the sponsored gear that you need to mention in every scene. Your stuff is authentic! I have same setup on a Hilux with Bundutop tent and Oztent RV5. BUT the Oztent does not fit in the canopy. Does the Oztent you carry fit into the Cruizer's canopy? or where do you carry it?

I was hoping that you will show us the village and some activities that take place there

Hello There! I appreciate your work. Keep creating keep uploading. Best Whishes From Nepal

I'm glad you made it I hope first you find a nice beer or n dubble brandy. I would need a ambulans and a good dokter but first put me out te get me oud there. I saluut you 😁

This is stunningly artistic and well done. What a beautiful land. A land so haunting, playing on memories I am sure that I do not have. Draws me in and I am drifting.... thanks for the wonderful trip to a place I have never been.

Thank you for sharing your experience 🌻

I take my hat off to all of those who completed this hell of a trek... I would pass out or have a full on heart attack 😲😲😪

Die Swartberg pass is really beautiful.

Next time, do it in a Suzuki Jimney, I think it was made for this pass.

Been there dine that. Really beautiful. Video well done, thanks

Wow......amazing stuff. I LOVE Namibia. Would you mind telling me: 1) What brand of tyre you used on this trail? 2) There are different schools of thought about tyre pressure on this type of terrain. Wasn't traction ever an issue when you drove over this terrain with hard tyres? I just discovered your channel (yesterday - Die Hell) and I subscribed for several reasons, namely the detail you show, your discussions and the way you tell the viewer something. Thank you for sharing your travels in this way. By the way.....I just love the sound of that engine. That Cruiser is probably the best vehicle ever made for this purpose.

I must admit I was quite tense with you backing off the pontoon! An awesome, peaceful camp. You sunset photo was spectacular!

You are SO entertaining!! I laughed out load.🤣😂 Having done that road with a Toyota Raider bakkie (4x2) as well as a Landrover Defender in high range all the time, I managed to do it in 1½ hours. As much as I love your vehicle I would never attempt that route with that Landcruiser. You were very brave....wrong vehicle for the route though. However, my vehicle of choice for Namibia where I also love to go. As a matter of interest...I've seen a Toyota Tazz doing that road. The driver lives in the valley. Thanks so much for sharing. I just loved your way of describing your experience. You're a great story teller.....giggling again.....I can because I'm a woman.😂😂😂

Blast those monkeys!! Little thieves they are--stole a potato I was peeling right out of my hand! I did manage to get a whack in! Enjoy your travels!!

Just superb, Mac, keep them coming.

That deck at the lodge is to die for! How did you resist not staying longer? Whew! So glad the ordeal of the border is past you now. I had done the same as you--just had flown into Zambia on the Victoria Falls side--never got the chance to visit Zambia by car. Can't wait for your new vlog adventures!

Example if you have purchase your car from n bank they will be able to and can issue you with a cross border clearance certificate

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Namibia borders are straight forward as long as your papers are in order but Zambian borders officials mmmmmmm money is the only language they understand 😂.

Thank you A brilliant video. Very informative.

Watching your vids from Tanzania. Great adventures!