10 episodes of Kruger, n then 5 of Mozambeautiful, im hooked, U're both fantastic hosts, love the help and tips U offer.... what a stunning journey Thank U2 for the ride
Couldn't agree with you more Tim, there is nothing like wide open space and an isolated road heading through it to soothe the spirit and feed the soul. Really loving this series! Feeling enspired!
Thanks so much! I hope so, we’re rapidly running out of money, so will need to head back to a city and hustle out a ‘normal’ living pretty soon if it doesn’t! Been an unbelievable 20 months on the road though, and I wouldn’t take it back for anything!
@@LostinAfrica wat type of work do you guys do? As I understand it you do photography? You might be able to catch the wedding season haha I cant remember if you have but consider creating a Patreon? Maybe share digital prints from your adventures? Times are tough bruv. I seriously hope you can find a way to do more of this, tis super good and entertaining content
@@pieterOD yeah I’m a professional photographer and film maker! Haha imagine going from this to weddings, I’m not sure i’d mentally survive, but ya I should be open to anything I guess. I do need to set up a Patreon, I thought of giving an art print of any shot of their choice per trip? I may have left it too late, but ya, Lost in Africa will continue and I’ll keep pushing to build it, but it may just not be full time for a while!
Thanks again. I'll be hitting the road for three or four months out of Cape Town Tuesday week in a 1995 Landy Defender. Am a bit trepidous now that the time has finally come to pass. Your videos always give me that little kick in the behind that say go, go, go. Despite the potentials, which are indeed many. PS. Looks like you like your beer. That bit didn't need sound. They were fondly cradled... Looking forward to your next video, and hopefully the electrics are now finally sorted. Best of luck...
What’s on your itinerary Craig? That’s so awesome, we might have to spend some time back in the city hustling after this Moz trip unfortunately and I’m really not sure how I’ll get back into normal life, it’s been a wild 20 months now! B and I both lol’d at the beer comment! 🤣🤣
@@LostinAfrica Hi Tim, I bought the Landy at the beginning of last year, it is a similar model to the one you have been recently travelling with. A bit earlier I think. At the time I had started mapping out routes and destinations, and specific dates and parks up to Zambia, along with some 4x4 training as this was going to be my first solo long haul trip in a 4x4. Then Covid happened and everything became uncertain and then collapsed AND the budget broke as all projects were delayed. So, I have decided for this trip not to set any specifics, just get on the road and work it all out between myself, work and the vehicle and the places I visit. The only specific is up the West coast to see some flowers and birds (WC and NC, and maybe Southern Namibia if all goes well). What happens after this is entirely down to how it works out and what the budget looks like come end December. Got my second shot today, Landy in the shop for some work, so by next week I hope to be good to go on my meandering way.
As frustrating as the bad days can be, they only add to the knowledge gained living amongst he bush... Yrs from now when you've mastered the art of living in such a beautifully harsh environment, you'll look back at these moments most people would've given up over... and realize the knowledge you've gained from them. I really enjoy seeing this side of life on the road that bring us at home the beautiful videos, and pics of a country that's stolen the hearts of many. I wouldn't mind a bowl of that deliciously looking beef stew as well. Lol
Travel's often really hard, and it's easy to feel guilty about being annoyed or frustrated - especially when you're somewhere epic. Love the way you've captured some of the ups and downs and rebounds.
For good coverage on mobile internet evan in the Bush buy a Movitel sim card the data is also way cheaper than other networks enjoy Mozambique grate video man
I still haven’t solved the « walk the river-don’t walk the river » dilemma. And despite all my Google and TH-cam research, obviously, no one has. If they are hippos, I would say it's too deep. Crocs are another story. 90-cm deep crossings with murky water are plenty for a croc to move towards you. What's your take on that issue? Great video as always.
Oh we’re in the same boat man, and unless you’re willing to just reroute every time there’s indeterminably deep water, you’re going to have to take a small risk one way or the other! Glad you enjoyed the video! I took much too big a risk with crocs the other day, to recover a memory card from a downed drone, bloody stupid actually, but you’ll see in an episode or two time. Just don’t shout at me please. Irrational decisions all around when it comes to this channel! 🤣🤦🏼♂️
We love your adventures and appreciate what you do for Afrika's conservation. However, it would be nice to see your landscapes a bit better..... maybe if you move your face to the side of the frame perhaps? Really not trying to be a "knob" but maybe just see it as constructive criticism. Love your work mate. Love and care out of New Zealand.
Hahaha not a knob at all! Point noted, will try add more landscapes, it will only be in about 4/5 episodes time, where I currently am! Thanks for the feedback!
Just one spare at the moment. I’ve thought of taking two, but would lose a lot of clearance sticking one back under the car, and a lot of space sticking a second one on the rear bumper. Ive got a kalahari trip coming up that i will almost certainly take 2 spares for. Size is correct yes!
@@sefisredtv8991 yeah I’ve got the long range tank there, so the spare was sitting about 8cm lower than usual and it ruins the departure angle. If you watch the final episode of the Botswana series, you’ll see how that spare actually got me stuck in the mud!
10 episodes of Kruger, n then 5 of Mozambeautiful, im hooked, U're both fantastic hosts, love the help and tips U offer.... what a stunning journey Thank U2 for the ride
So glad you enjoying them Sean! There are at least another 20 episodes currently getting edited!
Well LMBB. Brillant episode B, beautiful guys.
Thanks Beddy butt!
Couldn't agree with you more Tim, there is nothing like wide open space and an isolated road heading through it to soothe the spirit and feed the soul. Really loving this series! Feeling enspired!
Then I’m doing my job!! So glad you enjoyed it and relate!!
One of my favourite episodes!😍
Cause you ate all the pasta? 😝
Stay true to yourself Tim, what you guys are doing is inspirational
Thank you!!
So cool episode thanks for sharing this video
Glad you enjoyed it Abdikadir! Where are you tuning in from?
Great video lad!
Ive been inhaling your content ! I cant see how you wont explode on YT.
Keep it upp!
Cheers lads
Lekker
Thanks so much! I hope so, we’re rapidly running out of money, so will need to head back to a city and hustle out a ‘normal’ living pretty soon if it doesn’t! Been an unbelievable 20 months on the road though, and I wouldn’t take it back for anything!
@@LostinAfrica wat type of work do you guys do? As I understand it you do photography? You might be able to catch the wedding season haha
I cant remember if you have but consider creating a Patreon? Maybe share digital prints from your adventures?
Times are tough bruv.
I seriously hope you can find a way to do more of this, tis super good and entertaining content
@@pieterOD yeah I’m a professional photographer and film maker! Haha imagine going from this to weddings, I’m not sure i’d mentally survive, but ya I should be open to anything I guess. I do need to set up a Patreon, I thought of giving an art print of any shot of their choice per trip? I may have left it too late, but ya, Lost in Africa will continue and I’ll keep pushing to build it, but it may just not be full time for a while!
@@LostinAfrica hoping for the best man! Good luck with the challenges!
Thanks again. I'll be hitting the road for three or four months out of Cape Town Tuesday week in a 1995 Landy Defender. Am a bit trepidous now that the time has finally come to pass. Your videos always give me that little kick in the behind that say go, go, go. Despite the potentials, which are indeed many. PS. Looks like you like your beer. That bit didn't need sound. They were fondly cradled... Looking forward to your next video, and hopefully the electrics are now finally sorted. Best of luck...
What’s on your itinerary Craig? That’s so awesome, we might have to spend some time back in the city hustling after this Moz trip unfortunately and I’m really not sure how I’ll get back into normal life, it’s been a wild 20 months now! B and I both lol’d at the beer comment! 🤣🤣
@@LostinAfrica Hi Tim, I bought the Landy at the beginning of last year, it is a similar model to the one you have been recently travelling with. A bit earlier I think. At the time I had started mapping out routes and destinations, and specific dates and parks up to Zambia, along with some 4x4 training as this was going to be my first solo long haul trip in a 4x4. Then Covid happened and everything became uncertain and then collapsed AND the budget broke as all projects were delayed. So, I have decided for this trip not to set any specifics, just get on the road and work it all out between myself, work and the vehicle and the places I visit. The only specific is up the West coast to see some flowers and birds (WC and NC, and maybe Southern Namibia if all goes well). What happens after this is entirely down to how it works out and what the budget looks like come end December. Got my second shot today, Landy in the shop for some work, so by next week I hope to be good to go on my meandering way.
Whoa...the most impressive part was that 20 seconds showcasing the tent...haha, I need one.
It’s really one of my favorite things, absolutely love it! ikamper for the win!
Living the dream!
Yeah boy!
Thanks for the great video, really enjoyed it
☺️☺️ pleasure!
Tim and Bianca awesome hope you sort out Jabari epic episode
Dankie Shaun, as always thank you for the support!!
KEEP GOING DON"T STOP. REMEMEBER TO MAKE GOOD ART.
I try to Abuti! :)
As frustrating as the bad days can be, they only add to the knowledge gained living amongst he bush... Yrs from now when you've mastered the art of living in such a beautifully harsh environment, you'll look back at these moments most people would've given up over... and realize the knowledge you've gained from them. I really enjoy seeing this side of life on the road that bring us at home the beautiful videos, and pics of a country that's stolen the hearts of many. I wouldn't mind a bowl of that deliciously looking beef stew as well. Lol
You’re so right! Thank you!!
Travel's often really hard, and it's easy to feel guilty about being annoyed or frustrated - especially when you're somewhere epic. Love the way you've captured some of the ups and downs and rebounds.
Glad you're enjoying it thomo, and thank you!
Glad to see you safely back on the adventure... hope you find those elusive elephants
Thank you!!!
Amazing content ...oneday I wanna do what you do but for now seen your content brings me closer keep it up bud 🙌🏽
Thank you Bongani!
You are so beautiful couple 👫.Nice Personality
Unfortunately no more, watch Los in Mozam 2 Episode 3… 🥹
❤
:)
Love your stuff Tim from here in Bonnie Scotland. BTW have you lost your driving licence. 😉 you are now a co-pilot
Hahaha tell me about it! Glad you’re enjoying them Steve!!
Pls do a tour of your rig 😁
Top of my to do list! ☺️
For good coverage on mobile internet evan in the Bush buy a Movitel sim card the data is also way cheaper than other networks enjoy Mozambique grate video man
Thanks David, we got one for Bianca now, so much cheaper! Glad you enjoyed the video! Another one from MSR coming this week!
hope you get the car issues resolved... otherwise great video
Thanks Donald, we patched her in the bush, but got her properly fixed back in JHB! All sorted and we’re now back in Mozam!
I still haven’t solved the « walk the river-don’t walk the river » dilemma. And despite all my Google and TH-cam research, obviously, no one has. If they are hippos, I would say it's too deep. Crocs are another story. 90-cm deep crossings with murky water are plenty for a croc to move towards you. What's your take on that issue? Great video as always.
Oh we’re in the same boat man, and unless you’re willing to just reroute every time there’s indeterminably deep water, you’re going to have to take a small risk one way or the other! Glad you enjoyed the video! I took much too big a risk with crocs the other day, to recover a memory card from a downed drone, bloody stupid actually, but you’ll see in an episode or two time. Just don’t shout at me please. Irrational decisions all around when it comes to this channel! 🤣🤦🏼♂️
Can we ask what insect repellent you use? Thank you.
Hi Louise, where possible the RAID coils are amazing, but often we can't find them. B also uses Tabard!
@@LostinAfrica Thank you!
We love your adventures and appreciate what you do for Afrika's conservation.
However, it would be nice to see your landscapes a bit better..... maybe if you move your face to the side of the frame perhaps?
Really not trying to be a "knob" but maybe just see it as constructive criticism.
Love your work mate.
Love and care out of New Zealand.
Hahaha not a knob at all! Point noted, will try add more landscapes, it will only be in about 4/5 episodes time, where I currently am! Thanks for the feedback!
2M🔥🔥🔥😅
Delicious!
Your running 2 spare tires? 265 70 17 right?
Just one spare at the moment. I’ve thought of taking two, but would lose a lot of clearance sticking one back under the car, and a lot of space sticking a second one on the rear bumper. Ive got a kalahari trip coming up that i will almost certainly take 2 spares for. Size is correct yes!
Oh your removed the spare underneath for clearance. Makes sense. Cheers. 😁
@@sefisredtv8991 yeah I’ve got the long range tank there, so the spare was sitting about 8cm lower than usual and it ruins the departure angle. If you watch the final episode of the Botswana series, you’ll see how that spare actually got me stuck in the mud!
@@LostinAfrica woah. Will definitely see it!