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Hello to our favourite poler and excellent guide. X

Amazing place, vast solitude, unforgiving roads and lots of adventure.

Agreed. I’ve just left Gonarezhou, it’s no match for Kgalagadi

We had a lot of fun with you on the river. Thanks for making memorable and special. You are a fine young man😊

🤣shorts for now and videos when we return, after Christoph has been shackled to his editing chair.

Thanks JP x

We try hard ou boet

@@SoulTonicLife "A hard man is good to find"

@@theninjaneersgrabouw512 That’s what Sheee said 😉

Day 2 is even more of a whoohooooo 🤣😉

We can’t wait for the dust. Moremi is in our sights but first we have ti get lost in the Kalahari.

That is good we will be able to text anytime.👍

Often the basis of new friendships. We have meet quite the collection of people. 😉👍🏼

This is a very true statement👍

Nature is incredible and we are extremely lucky to be able to learn from it and to immerse ourselves in it. 😉😁

Thank you 🙏🏻

Baie dankie ons waardeer die kompliment👍

Thank you 😉

Thanks Edward, always lovely to hear from a new subscriber.

Thank you… such a nice compliment. I am glad you enjoy our content. The main thrust of this channel will always be the expeditions into Sub Sahara. There are a lot of amazing trips planned for the future of this channel. So stay tuned. We do have to prep our vehicles with gear and this is of interest to a part of our audience plus ASPW needs a bit of competition. 😉We hope to see you out there in the wilderness.

Excellent! Will gladly share.

Dankie 👍

Ironing out those corrugations one at a time😅

@@SoulTonicLife as long as your path "kronkels" enough. In the words of Neville Shute "You gotta be a little bit round the bend to see the long straight road ahead"

Nicely said 👏

Thank you - Yip we are as excited

Hey thanks for the comment. We have done Divorce pass and covered it in a previous episode Namibia untamed Grand Finale. Its one of the finest overlanding passes. In fact we were in the area when lion was spotted on the pass. th-cam.com/video/HgiLQvjnMlM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mGq7osqaWY1Gl-b0

Hey Mark, yes she does command a fantastic view, we were lucky to explore her properly and let’s say she has great bones. It would take a fair amount of time and energy to renovate her to her former glory, not to mention the spandoolas it would cost. We were just so happy to spend a night perched in our RTT enjoying the company of the nags and the generosity of the farmer. Some really kind people out there.

Glad you enjoyed it! We throw caution to the wind and try to make the best of a bad situation. Often it is a lesson in attitude.

Thanks Kellie much appreciated, we are glad it struck a note with you. More to come.

Agreed Dianes wicked laughter 🤭 is actually the funny bit.

Ja boet these days looking out the window costs you money! Good thing there is a fully equipped kitchen and braai so you can save a buck here and there.😬

Thanks Shaun, was a good adventure and that farmers generosity was amazing. Christoph particularly liked the farmers wife’s chastity belt key, I had to insist that he return it 🤣👍🏼

You two would have loved the lighthouse. Was beautifully restored. As for the house on the Zuurberg mt pass, so, so much potential. 👌😉

Was a great trip, reconnecting with old friends and enjoying unplanned adventures, good fun!🤩

Fern and Lionel, was such a lovely surprise to meet you both briefly out on an adventure in the Baviaanskloof, hope you had a great time. Thanks for watching and following, we really appreciate it and hopefully our paths cross again. Keep the spirit alive 😉

Geez that was long ago, clearly far less fish now than there used to be or they saw us coming 😂

Thanks Leon 😉

Hey Shaun, thanks for all your encouragement, always nice to read your feedback 👌😉

Hehe …Never was a dj …always loved music.

Hi Jacque, thanks for taking time out to feedback. Totally agree that the sound needs a bit of a rethink. Unfortunately as the series has been captured already we are going to have to wait till the next series for some better sound. 👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks for asking this question. It is a complicated question, but a good one. Buying a vehicle like this on the one hand emotive and on the other a financial consideration. Based on the specs and performance alone the 2.8 seems like a no brainer. For me the 4.2 is still doing duty and reliably with a lot of extras that I have added over time. In Africa the 4.2 is well known and easy to fix as it is more”mechanical” Less to go wrong when the going gets tough. This introduces the question of the budget. A new vehicle has to be serviced by agent to maintain warranty and insurance will be an additional cost tracker and all that malarki. My rig is 2011 model , bought it second hand with 80000km. I can do my own oil changes. The 4.2 reliable and my budget goes towards getting me into the wild. I don’t really drive it around town. Firing up the 4.2 in the bush inspires confidence and that is why I will hold on to the 4.2 for now. If I had to make a change it would be to make the right more “liveable” inside during inclement weather situation i.e. a Troopy. Not sure if they will reach our shores yet. Happy travels and see you out on the trails.

Neverland does exist🤙

Things are never simple or as rosy as they outwardly seem, Switzerland is beautiful country but I do feel that they come with their own set of problems, not unlike Canada. But we certainly made the best of our visit.

Jy is welkom 😘

Wow such nice feedback as always. Thanks Shaun. Yup that is a very special place indeed, a touch of wild camping with a view across the plains, doesn’t get better.

Shaun, you make us feel like a million bucks when we read reviews like yours. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment and so happy you enjoyed this episode. 👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks for the lekka feedback, so happy you enjoyed this episode.