Mark, you may have forgotten to mention that 80% of the world's platinum deposits are in the North West Province of South Africa. This territory is occupied by the Bafokeng Tribe, Ba Pong as well as the Bakgatla Ba Kgafela Royal tribes who are jointly the richest Royal houses in the whole continent. All these nature reserves including Sun City and the many mines actually pay tenant fees to these Royal houses respectively. Just thought you should know.
God gave us His most magnificent and spectacular piece of the earth and if that doesn't tell us that we're His most beloved people then I don't know what would.Bayede to TRSA 👑🇿🇦!!
Greetings Mark and Latasha, what a great video production, you both are doing things in South African Tourism. Thanks so much for sharing as I thoroughly enjoyed the video.
That tree with the small leaves is called "Mopipi" or "Motlopi" tree. And there's a Pedi saying that goes 'Mepipi ka moka e ya na', loose translation 'All Boscia albitrunca trees leaks when it rains'. And that's because people usually will use them as shelter if caught in the wild when it rains, though eventually they'll get wet.
I'm South African from Eastern Cape, have to say you guys are doing am amazing job. Wish more people could immigrate to south Africa to start legal business invest enjoy the lifestyle. May God bless you and your business ❤️❤️❤️❤️
the language spoken by those game drive rangers is Afrikaans, one of South Africa's 11 official language recognized by the Constitution of South Africa though there are other native languages spoken outside the 11 official languages.
This has been like watching an episode of "Cribs": TRSA edition. That outside shower is wild... a voyeurism opportunity for the neighbouring wild life 😜
TRSA please guys you should also try to cater for us South Africans, holiday packages. That would be really nice. Maybe a family wants do something for a week or so
The burning is also preventing fire from starting in the middle of nowhere and no one to control it cos after winter there is a lot of dry leaves and grass....
Today..... Sunday the 6th November 2022... I was just listening to some of the greatest soul and R&B musicians in the US, people like James Ingram.... Jeffrey Osborne... etc and the Dan Siegal Michael Frank's and many others and I'm wondering.... what happened to that kind of music? That was quality, that's how we used to connect with our brothers in the US. So, a challenge to The Real South Africa, please also bring tho our shores that kind of culture..... please🙏🙏🙏.
In my Province the Eastern Cape, I have heard of a place that I think is among the most beautiful in the province, with views more beautiful than the place in this video, in a town of called Graaff Reinet. You want game reserves with the most breathtaking views for Americans, the Eastern Cape is the place, try Graaf Reinet although there are other places in the province aswel. You can go through Port Elizabeth and I think they fly you by helicopter to the place because it's quite a distance from Port Elizabeth. I haven't been to Graaff Reinet yet, but I will eventually. The RealSouthAfrica must check it out, I really think you'll be pleased. It's a small town, but on the outskirts of the town there are game reserve lodges that are like heaven on earth. Oh and did I mention the places are 5 star?
@@TheIrieman15 I'd love to check out that film, the Eastern Cape is one of the most beautiful places in South Africa but the ANC is not governing it well unfortunately.
The road is called 'Gravel road' in such areas they live it on purpose, you must get yourself a high rider bakkie or any SUV for such outings. Especially for off roads then you won't feel bad...! However enjoy the experience...! 🤣🤣🤣
@The Real South Africa your skin glows under the lovely sun of africa it also compliments the enviroment indeed if you black the african soil will never leave your feet that an AFRICAN PROVERB no matter what.
From TRINIDAD&TOBAGO in the CARIBBEAN, I luv what I am seeing just have 2 renew my passport but bet u bottom dollar I would be there I luv the music scene really bad 1 of my main reason for coming 2 SOUTH--AFRICA enjoy you hmmm looks like a state 2 state tour I am jealous luv what you are doing for the diaspora BLESSINGS.
Marula tree is very rare. In South Africa it's mostly found in the north of KwaZulu Natal and some parts of the country. Much like Oktoberfest in Germany, there's an Amarula in Northern KZN. Proper, proper amarula made by locals.
Is it actual wildlife or captivity? I ask because they usually wildlife elephants travel in packs. How hard was it to adjust to driving on the opposite side of the road?
Actual wildlife for sure and your right about elephants travel as a group but obviously not all the time. No problem driving on the other side of the road and opposite side of the car
Guys! You need a special 4x4 off road vehicle like Toyota or Land Rover to drive on those roads, it's a natural environment, a bush as wife said 😀. Tar would take away from nature. Most white South Africans own 4X4 off road cars cause they frequent such places, they love to go on Bush get away weekends. Your ML Mercedes or Range Rover, Porche Cayenne will not do the trick 😆 car adds to the experience
Fellows, especially those who are single and not married yet. Don't you dare put a ring on that finger till you have been to the North West Province in its entirety. You will thank me later!!!
Mark, you may have forgotten to mention that 80% of the world's platinum deposits are in the North West Province of South Africa. This territory is occupied by the Bafokeng Tribe, Ba Pong as well as the Bakgatla Ba Kgafela Royal tribes who are jointly the richest Royal houses in the whole continent.
All these nature reserves including Sun City and the many mines actually pay tenant fees to these Royal houses respectively.
Just thought you should know.
Wow
Wow! Amazing how my country is being reintroduced to me by an American/SouthAfrica. Power of research and marketing.👌🏽
TRSA knows their ish.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
God gave us His most magnificent and spectacular piece of the earth and if that doesn't tell us that we're His most beloved people then I don't know what would.Bayede to TRSA 👑🇿🇦!!
This episode looks like a movie ... loving it.
Enjoy it we have fun
Hello. Loving this content. SA is beautiful. I can’t wait to visit.
Welcome home to the Motherland Mark and Tasha Blanton!
Thank you for promoting our country so well, we love you.
The Real South Africa at it again 💃💃💃🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
He greets you in setswana 😂😂. You're blending folks. This was raw nature
I absolutely love the bush and if are honest we all want to experience five star accommodation
This is unwinding level 1000. That's what I love with South Africa, you enjoy all of it at once lol.
Living the African dream!!!
No American dream here.
Enjoyed tuning in. AAaah memories ❤❤
I’m blown away about SA..WOW 😂
Travel South Africa Beautiful ❤ Blessed Enjoy
Love it! December here we come!!!🙌🏽
Big up the Real South Africa.💃💃💃💃💃🕺🕺
This brings tears to my eyes, to think of all our Ancestors went through. Home is truly a paradise. Can't wait to visit home! ❤❤❤
Very beautiful place, everything all natural, I must say u guys are doing a great job🙌.
I'm a big fan of u from Burgersfort in Limpopo province
Proud of you keep sharing the videos you are our Hollywood movie for us God bless your hard work.
Greetings Mark and Latasha, what a great video production, you both are doing things in South African Tourism. Thanks so much for sharing as I thoroughly enjoyed the video.
Damn Americans just love South Africa 😊😊
My favourite people. Im so addicted to your channel.
2nd to comment on TRSA!🔥🔥🔥We love here,, its our home!🇿🇦
This is just sooo amazing haaz, SA is gorgeous 🥰🇿🇦✌🏽
Hello👋👋👋. The Real South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦❤❤🕊🕊🕊... been missing in action! So good to be here once again. Best channel Ever!
That tree with the small leaves is called "Mopipi" or "Motlopi" tree. And there's a Pedi saying that goes 'Mepipi ka moka e ya na', loose translation 'All Boscia albitrunca trees leaks when it rains'. And that's because people usually will use them as shelter if caught in the wild when it rains, though eventually they'll get wet.
And it can survive in extreme draughts.
Yes, the artwork is amazing
Love it 😊. It look so peaceful
Nice, thank you once again guys for promoting our country. God bless.
I'm South African from Eastern Cape, have to say you guys are doing am amazing job. Wish more people could immigrate to south Africa to start legal business invest enjoy the lifestyle. May God bless you and your business ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It was like a beautiful movie 🎬
the language spoken by those game drive rangers is Afrikaans, one of South Africa's 11 official language recognized by the Constitution of South Africa though there are other native languages spoken outside the 11 official languages.
This has been like watching an episode of "Cribs": TRSA edition. That outside shower is wild... a voyeurism opportunity for the neighbouring wild life 😜
Keep up the good work guys, we love you
TRSA please guys you should also try to cater for us South Africans, holiday packages. That would be really nice. Maybe a family wants do something for a week or so
The burning is also preventing fire from starting in the middle of nowhere and no one to control it cos after winter there is a lot of dry leaves and grass....
Today..... Sunday the 6th November 2022... I was just listening to some of the greatest soul and R&B musicians in the US, people like James Ingram.... Jeffrey Osborne... etc and the Dan Siegal Michael Frank's and many others and I'm wondering.... what happened to that kind of music? That was quality, that's how we used to connect with our brothers in the US. So, a challenge to The Real South Africa, please also bring tho our shores that kind of culture..... please🙏🙏🙏.
I want this place on my itinerary 🔥🔥🔥
That lodge is extra ordinary 🎉I love it and the architecture is breathtaking
In my Province the Eastern Cape, I have heard of a place that I think is among the most beautiful in the province, with views more beautiful than the place in this video, in a town of called Graaff Reinet. You want game reserves with the most breathtaking views for Americans, the Eastern Cape is the place, try Graaf Reinet although there are other places in the province aswel. You can go through Port Elizabeth and I think they fly you by helicopter to the place because it's quite a distance from Port Elizabeth. I haven't been to Graaff Reinet yet, but I will eventually. The RealSouthAfrica must check it out, I really think you'll be pleased. It's a small town, but on the outskirts of the town there are game reserve lodges that are like heaven on earth. Oh and did I mention the places are 5 star?
Graaff Reinet is the setting for the Netflix film Wild is the wind; beautiful place indeed
Facts! Eastern Cape has a special place in my heart :)
@@TheIrieman15 I'd love to check out that film, the Eastern Cape is one of the most beautiful places in South Africa but the ANC is not governing it well unfortunately.
Hhaybo, those veggies are so crunchy
👏 amazing
The road is called 'Gravel road' in such areas they live it on purpose, you must get yourself a high rider bakkie or any SUV for such outings. Especially for off roads then you won't feel bad...! However enjoy the experience...! 🤣🤣🤣
Why leave it open on purpose?
Just another option could be entertaining friends
We have made that move with the SUV a proper one
@@zipporahyourexplorer4891 tar is generally not good for the animals' feet. It also forces you to drive slow, thus avoid hitting them.
Check Mongena Lodge in Hammanskraal see the BIG5 and so cool to be at
@The Real South Africa your skin glows under the lovely sun of africa it also compliments the enviroment indeed if you black the african soil will never leave your feet that an AFRICAN PROVERB
no matter what.
From TRINIDAD&TOBAGO in the CARIBBEAN, I luv what I am seeing just have 2 renew my passport but bet u bottom dollar I would be there I luv the music scene really bad 1 of my main reason for coming 2 SOUTH--AFRICA enjoy you hmmm looks like a state 2 state tour I am jealous luv what you are doing for the diaspora BLESSINGS.
Marula tree is very rare. In South Africa it's mostly found in the north of KwaZulu Natal and some parts of the country. Much like Oktoberfest in Germany, there's an Amarula in Northern KZN. Proper, proper amarula made by locals.
even in Lephalale you can find Marula tree.
@@tsholofelomocumi4207 Yep
We have a lot of marula trees in limpopo
There's Amarula trees in Harties as well
Marula tree is not as rare as you think. There is plenty of them in Limpopo. There is even a Marula festival every year in March in Phalaborwa.
That road to SunCity, that's my home province I am a NW product.
Can you work with a family of 4 that's on a budget/reasonable price?
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Is it actual wildlife or captivity? I ask because they usually wildlife elephants travel in packs. How hard was it to adjust to driving on the opposite side of the road?
Actual wildlife for sure and your right about elephants travel as a group but obviously not all the time. No problem driving on the other side of the road and opposite side of the car
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Wow this is sooo beautiful 😍
Guys! You need a special 4x4 off road vehicle like Toyota or Land Rover to drive on those roads, it's a natural environment, a bush as wife said 😀. Tar would take away from nature. Most white South Africans own 4X4 off road cars cause they frequent such places, they love to go on Bush get away weekends. Your ML Mercedes or Range Rover, Porche Cayenne will not do the trick 😆 car adds to the experience
Fellows, especially those who are single and not married yet. Don't you dare put a ring on that finger till you have been to the North West Province in its entirety.
You will thank me later!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 well said❤
They're communicating in Afrikaans
MBAZO = AXE