Thank you for sharing your adventures. Great!! Would love it if you could do a video of the planning that goes into a trip like yours. Paperwork, insurance, vaccinations and im sure so much more. Thanks again for sharing. Best wishes for your future plans🙂🌎🖐️🚐
Incredible incredible animals!! To see them in the wild is such an amazing experience. Hey Harry, I looked at a 93 Defender 110 for sale ( auction) the other day in Monterey, Ca. It had so much visible rust on the bulkhead and door hinges I can only imagine what the chassis and footwells look like under the carpet. I feel blessed to have my old 66 Series2A 88” with zero rust. What year is your 110?
Aw the wild life in Africa is always so awesome to see first hand out in nature . What a great and beautiful video again you two . Thanks again for sharing your wonderful journey and taking us along for the ride as well . The shot of the two loins rubbing up to each other was awesome . What a spectacular area . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A. :) :) 🍻👍🏼😁🌍. P.S. awesome seeing stevi from grizzly & bear . They have inspired so many people to just get out and enjoy life . Just like the both of you are doing now so cheers to you both .
Welcome back to SA! Fellow brit here based in CT (with a very similar rig to yours). Been following you guys for a while now, love your videos! If you ever see a green defender driving around CT with Addicted To Africa written on the front give us a wave. If you're still trying to sort out your starter go speak with Barry and Richard at Landylogic in Montague Gardens - great guys.
Welcome to Cape Town again. Sad to see your trip has potentially come to an end. I'm guessing the trouble in the Middle East had something to do with your return? Keen to hear about it in the next video.
Victoria Falls really is a misnomer, another victim of British oppression. The Afrikaner pioneer Louis Trichardt visited there 4 years before Livingstone, and there were Portuguese traders preceding him by a century. Oh, and French adventurers 50 years even preceded the Portuguese. Maybe it should've been called the Marseilles Falls, or the Falls d' Triomphe?? 😂😂😂
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So beautiful, we're enjoying the videos, learning our Africa more ❤😊
Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Great!!
Would love it if you could do a video of the planning that goes into a trip like yours. Paperwork, insurance, vaccinations and im sure so much more.
Thanks again for sharing. Best wishes for your future plans🙂🌎🖐️🚐
Howdy Landies! Almost 20,000! Love Namibia! Saddle up!🤠🇺🇸🇨🇱🥃
Thanks so much! Nearly ☺️
Lovely video, guys.
Thanks so much ☺️
One chapter closes and another gets ready to begin. Looking forward to it.
For sure! We still have a little more left of this chapter ☺️
Appreciate you guys for sharing positivity on africa, and I have to say excellent editing skills.
thanks for sharing always..safe travels
Thanks so much ☺️
Thanks again for another excellent video. Love the scenery and wildlife. Watching from Australia.
Thanks so much! ☺️
Thanks for an epic content. Glad you love our country . Nanib beautiful country this is overlanding
Great vid and top editing.
Thank you ☺️
Awesome video.
Thanks
Did u guys visit the kruger national park in South Africa?
Incredible incredible animals!!
To see them in the wild is such an amazing experience.
Hey Harry, I looked at a 93 Defender 110 for sale ( auction) the other day in Monterey, Ca. It had so much visible rust on the bulkhead and door hinges I can only imagine what the chassis and footwells look like under the carpet. I feel blessed to have my old 66 Series2A 88” with zero rust.
What year is your 110?
Aw the wild life in Africa is always so awesome to see first hand out in nature . What a great and beautiful video again you two . Thanks again for sharing your wonderful journey and taking us along for the ride as well . The shot of the two loins rubbing up to each other was awesome . What a spectacular area . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A. :) :) 🍻👍🏼😁🌍. P.S. awesome seeing stevi from grizzly & bear . They have inspired so many people to just get out and enjoy life . Just like the both of you are doing now so cheers to you both .
Welcome back to SA! Fellow brit here based in CT (with a very similar rig to yours). Been following you guys for a while now, love your videos! If you ever see a green defender driving around CT with Addicted To Africa written on the front give us a wave. If you're still trying to sort out your starter go speak with Barry and Richard at Landylogic in Montague Gardens - great guys.
A great video. I think you have the potential to blow up big on You Tube
That would be pretty cool, maybe one day ☺️
Hats off to you both and the Landi for such an incredible feat! I love how Chloe narrates and your pictures are gorgeous a sever! Safari njema!
Simply fabulous...as ever! 👍🥰x
Welcome to Cape Town again. Sad to see your trip has potentially come to an end. I'm guessing the trouble in the Middle East had something to do with your return? Keen to hear about it in the next video.
How come it’s so green in the Etosha in their winter???
Morning Chloe & Harry. Its been a while since you released a video. What's happening?
Epic journey overall you guys, no more fishing Harry?? Welcome to my country of birth - we will be visiting from Peru later this year 😊
Whats up Guys?
Dude don't whistle at the hyaena...don't be that guy
Lol😂. "Don't be that guy" exactly my thoughts... excellent.
Apologies for causing any offence 😬
@@TheLandyExpedition no offence taken. Heck funny though. Imagine he/she came running up to you 🤣
Victoria Falls really is a misnomer, another victim of British oppression. The Afrikaner pioneer Louis Trichardt visited there 4 years before Livingstone, and there were Portuguese traders preceding him by a century. Oh, and French adventurers 50 years even preceded the Portuguese. Maybe it should've been called the Marseilles Falls, or the Falls d' Triomphe?? 😂😂😂
Or the smoke that thunders....these pre Livingstone Europeans sound interesting....someone should write a book about them (but not in Rockspidereze)