Hi Ed. Thanks for sharing this. It helps us re-live past trips and anticipate futures ones. We’ve planned our 2nd trip to South Gate and Khwai in July 22. We still savouring a trip to Mabuasehube in Jan 21, just as the first opened after lockdown. We were the first to drive the Mabuasehube Wilderness Trail (in 50 deg heat). The overnight at Monomonde Pan, with nothing but a tree, will be one to remember forever. Surrounded and circled by roaring lion, all night and into the morning. They hadn’t seen trace of human activity for nearly a year. The night before, my wife and I were visited by a huge male leopard while showering at sunset at Lesholoago! Fortunately he moved off without trying to taste us. What a wonderful land.
Hi Ed, your videos are magic, please keep them coming, I am an avid follower as with Ryan and Chris. My family have just done your exact route from Khama Rhino, our final destination was Nxai Pan but didn’t make it, but as you guys always say “ What an adventure“ We crossed the Boteti to go through Khumaga Park to Phududu, cross the road to Nxai. Got stuck horribly stuck ( massive schoolboy mistake,) didn’t let Tyres down 8km from the gate and if it wasn’t for anti poaching unit ( great guys ) coming to the rescue.would probably still be there!! Got back to Khumaga and camped the night. Lion visit early evening,knocked over jerry can and stole my recovery rope. If you ever pass via Gabs, pull into my family Pub, Bull & Bush for a cold on would love to share some unreliable memories. Take care, Keep Bushing !!!
The way of explaining and details of every place with clarity of expression and your adventurous journey looks very interesting nice to see brother I am from India
We're back from Botswana since 1 month now. we spent 3 weeks in the country, from Kasane to Kasane, by Makgadikgadi NP, crossing Boteti river, CKGR and then Moremi, Savuti and Chobe river front (and the cruise with Cherry!!). whaou. what an adventure. I enjoy a lot to see now your videos, make me realize more and more that what we did was awesome. just want to come back. Thanks a lots for your videos. I follow you since January 2021, when I started to plan our trip to Botswana. It helped me a lot. What you do is amazing. we are a bit far from Botswana to can come as often as you, but we'll come back for sure, Laetitia
I'm so happy to see the Boteti river is full and the water looks so nice and sparkling clear! I enjoyed watching you filmed your trip. You have captured many interesting details including many animals!
@@EdwardBath you are welcome Ed. I did not get to this part of Botswana, so it is a treat to see it. Seems sad that you need to warn people to be courteous in their comments. Why they can't appreciate the beautiful work that you do and that you are showing southern Africa at its best.
It's absolutely true how you say its something amazing that you cant explain. We lived in Maun, and still when ever we go back to visit friends is a surreal feeling. Love Botswana. Like you 3 say its MAGIC.
I'll probably never get to come home again but Ed, your enthusiasm and incredible photography and presentation make it bearable. Thanks so much once again.
I love that episode. Brings me so many fond memories. When I was there, Boteti river was quite dry and could cross it without the ferry. I even drove it South and we came across the Zebra Migration. This was one of my most incredible experience as it came so unexpected. Can't wait Khwai episode.
Incredible video, many thanks for posting. I have a self-drive camping safari in Namibia for October 2022. I have the Tracks4Africa map. Hopefully Botswana in 2023. Thanks again for posting and hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
Thanks Ed for your superb wild life images. Being and X- Saffer now living in Toronto and an avid wild life lover, I live vicariously through your adventures. Stay safe Boetie.
Trust my country to dish a 6 star experience 👌👌 Moremi really is a gem. Word of advice, NEVER do one night in Makgadikgadi, 2 nights minimum.. Great video once again, absolutely EPIC!!
Another fantastic video, we thoroughly enjoyed it as always and cannot wait for the next episode! Note to self........put the Botswana holidays into the calendar before our next trip 😂
Great vid, great commentary, I was in the same area (Moremi) on the same day, the road was really bad, we did Makgadikagdi pans, Kumaga n Moremi on the Independence holidays, somehow missed seeing you guys...
I guess a shoebox full of cash hidden in your kit somewhere is a necessary item on these trips. If an electrical pulse takes out the internet and online banking system so cards no longer work we will all be in trouble - unless we can live in a tent in the wilderness if we have to and you guys look well set up for that eventuality.
Hi Ed, congratulations for your vidéos quality. What is, please, the model of your Toy ? A VDJ 200 ? We are not the same in France. Always a pleasure to follow you and recognize places in Namibia or Botswana. Great job !
Just magical in so many different ways with great company along the way! I would love to see some of the pictures you take of the wildlife along your journeys!
Great to see you, Ryan and Christoff back on safari. In May, I was in Kruger and was astonished. Although I am in the UK at the moment I will be back in a few weeks' time. I am surprised you can't prepay Park fees and permits online before you leave for an expedition such as this one?
Amazing video, always look forward to your videos. I enjoy making home video of the Kruger, what software do you use for when you show planning route (animation) on a map. Hope am making sense :). What is a good camera to film 4k and has the slow motion filming also good price. Keep safe and thanks for the videos.
Another awesome video Ed, next-level stuff. You mentioned at the start that park fees will get a major increase in 2022, do you by any chance have a percentage? Looking forward to your next video
Hi Ed. Thanks for sharing this. It helps us re-live past trips and anticipate futures ones. We’ve planned our 2nd trip to South Gate and Khwai in July 22. We still savouring a trip to Mabuasehube in Jan 21, just as the first opened after lockdown. We were the first to drive the Mabuasehube Wilderness Trail (in 50 deg heat). The overnight at Monomonde Pan, with nothing but a tree, will be one to remember forever. Surrounded and circled by roaring lion, all night and into the morning. They hadn’t seen trace of human activity for nearly a year. The night before, my wife and I were visited by a huge male leopard while showering at sunset at Lesholoago! Fortunately he moved off without trying to taste us. What a wonderful land.
Hi Ed, your videos are magic, please keep them coming, I am an avid follower as with Ryan and Chris. My family have just done your exact route from Khama Rhino, our final destination was Nxai Pan but didn’t make it, but as you guys always say “ What an adventure“ We crossed the Boteti to go through Khumaga Park to Phududu, cross the road to Nxai. Got stuck horribly stuck ( massive schoolboy mistake,) didn’t let Tyres down 8km from the gate and if it wasn’t for anti poaching unit ( great guys ) coming to the rescue.would probably still be there!! Got back to Khumaga and camped the night. Lion visit early evening,knocked over jerry can and stole my recovery rope. If you ever pass via Gabs, pull into my family Pub, Bull & Bush for a cold on would love to share some unreliable memories. Take care, Keep Bushing !!!
The way of explaining and details of every place with clarity of expression and your adventurous journey looks very interesting nice to see brother I am from India
I enjoyed it alot thanks for sharing us legend Edward greeting from Somalia adventure is my favorite thing in the world
We're back from Botswana since 1 month now. we spent 3 weeks in the country, from Kasane to Kasane, by Makgadikgadi NP, crossing Boteti river, CKGR and then Moremi, Savuti and Chobe river front (and the cruise with Cherry!!). whaou. what an adventure. I enjoy a lot to see now your videos, make me realize more and more that what we did was awesome. just want to come back. Thanks a lots for your videos. I follow you since January 2021, when I started to plan our trip to Botswana. It helped me a lot. What you do is amazing. we are a bit far from Botswana to can come as often as you, but we'll come back for sure, Laetitia
Thank you for the support! I hope you have a great trip!
I'm so happy to see the Boteti river is full and the water looks so nice and sparkling clear!
I enjoyed watching you filmed your trip. You have captured many interesting details including many animals!
Your videos are great. BW is so nice. Wish you all the best. Travel savely.
Thank you!
This is the real stuff! Time to go to Bots again. Awesome video. Thnx.
Thanks Dieter!
Great video Ed, your enthusiasm for Botswana and Moremi in particular really is infectious! Looking forward to Episode 2 😀
Thanks Joe!
Amazing. Always looking forward to seeing your videos especially the Botswana 🇧🇼 safari. Big up guys.
"It touches the soul"... yes, it does! Thank you Ed!
Edward wow wow wow lekke episode bush camp and wild live out of this world
Dankie Shaun!
Thanks Ed another fabulous video. Looking forward to the next episode.
Stay safe
Thanks Paul!
@@EdwardBath you are welcome Ed. I did not get to this part of Botswana, so it is a treat to see it.
Seems sad that you need to warn people to be courteous in their comments. Why they can't appreciate the beautiful work that you do and that you are showing southern Africa at its best.
Awesome, totally next level! You’ve put Southern Africa on our bucket list. 👌
Amazing! What an equipment you have there guys! Great video and great sharing!
Lekker Ed, absolutely awesome video buddy, loved it 👍👌✌🐾🐺
Thanks Herbert!
It's absolutely true how you say its something amazing that you cant explain. We lived in Maun, and still when ever we go back to visit friends is a surreal feeling. Love Botswana. Like you 3 say its MAGIC.
100% Jacques!
Magic mate, what an adventure and what an episode. Moremi, we will always be back that's for sure. Thanks for the adventure 🤙
Thanks Mate!
Love it! Looking forward to the next episode! Cheers from Germany
I'll probably never get to come home again but Ed, your enthusiasm and incredible photography and presentation make it bearable. Thanks so much once again.
Thank you so much as always Kinette!
Keep it coming, you are killing it.
Thanks Jose!
Another stunning video Ed, brings back great memories of trip we did in 2019. Moremi is a special place. Can’t wait for next episode
Thank you so much Deon!
Epic Ed. Thanks for sharing
Thank you mate!
I love that episode. Brings me so many fond memories. When I was there, Boteti river was quite dry and could cross it without the ferry. I even drove it South and we came across the Zebra Migration. This was one of my most incredible experience as it came so unexpected. Can't wait Khwai episode.
Thank you for watching and for the support Blaise!
Thanks for sharing Ed .You are so passionate about the place one feel like pack and go .Enjoy .
Thanks Sarel!!
Incredible video, many thanks for posting. I have a self-drive camping safari in Namibia for October 2022. I have the Tracks4Africa map. Hopefully Botswana in 2023. Thanks again for posting and hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
Thanks Damian!
Thanks Ed for your superb wild life images. Being and X- Saffer now living in Toronto and an avid wild life lover, I live vicariously through your adventures.
Stay safe Boetie.
Thank you Les!!
Trust my country to dish a 6 star experience 👌👌 Moremi really is a gem. Word of advice, NEVER do one night in Makgadikgadi, 2 nights minimum.. Great video once again, absolutely EPIC!!
Couldn’t agree more bud! We’ve stayed there for 3 nights previously and it was magic! Unfortunately this time we didn’t have enough time
Another fantastic video, we thoroughly enjoyed it as always and cannot wait for the next episode!
Note to self........put the Botswana holidays into the calendar before our next trip 😂
Thank you Dee!
Great vid, great commentary, I was in the same area (Moremi) on the same day, the road was really bad, we did Makgadikagdi pans, Kumaga n Moremi on the Independence holidays, somehow missed seeing you guys...
Am always in admiration of your videos n I don’t regret for having subscribed to it Beith!!! Watching from uganda 🇺🇬 much love ✊
Thank you so much mate!
Beautiful episode. Can't wait for more.
Thanks mate!
I guess a shoebox full of cash hidden in your kit somewhere is a necessary item on these trips. If an electrical pulse takes out the internet and online banking system so cards no longer work we will all be in trouble - unless we can live in a tent in the wilderness if we have to and you guys look well set up for that eventuality.
Ed, a truly fantastic episode bud. The quality of the visuals and audio is top notch!!
Thank you so much Stephen!!
Added to the bucket list
Woow very interesting enjoy everything
Nice work and great places. Brai's taking off in OZ.
Thanks Adam!
Great video as usual. Epic wildlife and magic scenery!
That was indeed a good one !
Thanks Henry!
Hi Ed, congratulations for your vidéos quality. What is, please, the model of your Toy ? A VDJ 200 ? We are not the same in France. Always a pleasure to follow you and recognize places in Namibia or Botswana. Great job !
Hey mate! Thanks so much for the awesome comment! Yes it’s a VDJ200 🙌
Thanks for sharing this epic adventure with us
Great moments😘
Just magical in so many different ways with great company along the way! I would love to see some of the pictures you take of the wildlife along your journeys!
Nice one (again) Ed 👍💪👏
Thanks Alan!!
Another awesome ep mate, was great traveling with you gents, next one just around the corner!
The saddest thing about this video is that it ends
Great to see you, Ryan and Christoff back on safari. In May, I was in Kruger and was astonished. Although I am in the UK at the moment I will be back in a few weeks' time. I am surprised you can't prepay Park fees and permits online before you leave for an expedition such as this one?
Thanks Mike! You can pay online but it’s a mission and the last minute nature of this trip meant we had no time unfortunately
Hey Edward can you do a review in your land cruiser please
Ed have you ever try Kazikini camp on your way to Kwai .
Never hey Sarel! Will definitely give it a try next time!
Thanks Ed. @1:20 you say about heavy park fee increases for 2022. any idea wher i can find the rates, im coming from UK in Feb....
Thanks Wayne! We aren’t sure exactly but you’re looking at nearly 400 Pula per person per day including the vehicle
Brilliant episode.👍🇿🇦
Thanks Dennis!
Simply awesome!!! I was wondering if it is safe to just chill around the fire in places like moremi once the sun has gone down…
Thank you so much!
Great video Ed. Magic stuff. Where is part 2?
I can't find it.
Hi do you think Moremi is better than Kruger and if so why? I'd be interested to know for my next trip thanks.
All the places are different and unique but I prefer Moremi!
Amazing video, always look forward to your videos. I enjoy making home video of the Kruger, what software do you use for when you show planning route (animation) on a map. Hope am making sense :). What is a good camera to film 4k and has the slow motion filming also good price. Keep safe and thanks for the videos.
Thanks mate! It’s just google maps in combination with some tricks on Premiere Pro
@@EdwardBath My learn Premiere Pro...Thanks for getting back to me, have a great evening bud
Amazing video.
Did you take your meat over the border or did you buy provisions in Botswana?
Thanks Jurgens! You are not allowed to take meat across so we bought in Botswana 🙌 Botswana’s meat in general is pretty good in my opinion.
Another awesome video Ed, next-level stuff. You mentioned at the start that park fees will get a major increase in 2022, do you by any chance have a percentage? Looking forward to your next video
Thanks Collin! There is no official number but you are looking at 400 Pula per person per day
Hello sir! Looks like you removed the factory tent from the tec 5. What was the reason for this? Was it too much to setup on a regular
basis?
Hi mate! Yes it was just too much of a hassle for the 1 night stopovers, it was a great tent though
You guys should visit Zambia..
👏👏🤝🤝
My life in okavango