Your adventurous spirit and courage, never cease to impress me and now we have seen your compassion and empathy for the baby zebra. Thank you once again for such great entertainment 🏍😊
I think when first watching your videos I thought, 'i would like to meet her one day' I think your videos and your skill at making them have transformed, youre quite good explaining your journey and what you see and what youre experiencing. Careful out there. God bless your journey.
Thanks for sharing! I did a long journey in October, left from Mkushi, Zambia through Livingstone, over Kazangula bridge, through Botswana to Ngoma, along the Kaprivi strip through Windhoek and down to Keetmanshoop for a regional darts tournament (which Zimbabwe won - my team). Took me 3 days to get there and only 2 days to get back - I took a different route back, went via Katima Mulilo up next to the Zambezi river to Mongu (best road in Zambia) then east through Kafue National Park to Landless Corner and back to the farm in Mkushi - 5200km both ways - in a LandCruiser with a mattress in the back - was epic!!
Thank you Henriette for another entertaining adventure. I'm fairly new here and quickly becoming enchanted. I was surprised to see how Soilitaire looks much like small Prairie town near me in Canada with entrance sign, windmill, old cars, tractor, activity center, gas station, water tower.
Great video, beautiful scenery, your enjoyment shone through. How do you find the strap on those gloves. I have the same type and brand and the glue holding the straps failed on both gloves.
@@ForTheLoveOfWheelsI’m impressed by how you are learning to maintain and repair your bike. When you do it yourself you know (1) it has been done, and (2) that it has been done correctly. Some years ago I had two really bad jobs done by a BMW workshop that I fixed myself, and since then no mechanic has been near my bike. Saving money is a secondary bonus to the peace of mind after doing it yourself.🕊
@@ernier9033 I definitely learned a lot from working together with extremely skilled mechanics but yes, sometimes it's better done by yourself. 😑 I really like working on the bike, so for me it's all fun!
I got a bike at the beginning of this year, the motivation being a trip to Namibia. At the moment I am busy getting all the required gear for such a trip. Last on my list a inReach Mini 2 and Giant Loop Saddlebag. How did you find riding Namibia ... do people need a lot of sand practice ?
What a great plan. The thing with Namibia is that it's big wide and straight gravelroafs, So the sand can be faced with speed. Unlike many other places where small curvy roads full of cattle and children will force you to go slow, marking it way harder
You may want to have a go at the Bitterwater Farm near Windhoek. There's a worldwide famous glider flying centre there. Maybe you can hitch a ride? I tried to arrange a flight for Noraly when she came past there, but she refuses any suggestions from viewers of her video, so that didn't happen. 🤷♂ The Bitterwater folks seemed very welcoming and invited her for a stay, I bet you'll be welcomed there similarly. By the way: You stepped into a slangy list-of-false-friends-trap. "Schiffen" is a German slang term for peeing, and yes, an endless source for puns in German. "Und dann habe ich nach Rotterdam gefahren, und dann geschifft nach Capetown" accordingly was heard by me as "Then I went to Rotterdam and then I peed to Capetown." (Which would be an impressive effort. 🤣) "Etwas verschiffen" (Ship something to somewhere), "Sich einschiffen" (To go onboard of a ship or to pee on oneself), "Verschiff dich!" (Pee off!), Claudia Schiffer… Just endless puns. Yours was charmingly innocent and just super funny! 🤗 Oh, and P.S.: I now how much you like animals, but you really shouldn't take hedgehogs into your tent for cuddling with them if you sleep on an air mattress.
Oh, I would have loved that. For me travelling is all about meeting locals, but we are all different. At the moment I am heading for Zambia and will not come back that way. But good tip for next time around. In general I was overwhelmed by the hospitality of the Namibians. If you follow my Instagram, you will know 😊🏍🔥
H, You’re doing great, but you have to sleep more. You had 4 eyes, 2 real ones and 2 bags just underneath. Good movie, great views except the little zebra. Ride on, stay safe.
hej, godmorgen, Henriette, disse problemer er normale med denne type liv, der sker ikke noget 😜 alt har en løsning indtil døden, hvor jeg var for en måned siden, 18 år siden, hilsen
I love the way the lady was on her bike all the time ready to take off if things became too dangerous for her. Safety first.
Motorcycle freedom expressed in 20 minutes, priceless, well done Henriette!! 👍👍
What a ride! Awesome video!👍👍
Thanks for your three vlogs on practical Adventure vlogging. Most interesting.
J'adore le terrain de camping au milieu de nul part 😍😍✌️✌️
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Your adventurous spirit and courage, never cease to impress me and now we have seen your compassion and empathy for the baby zebra. Thank you once again for such great entertainment 🏍😊
Awww! Thanks a lot Dave 😊🏍🔥
I think when first watching your videos I thought, 'i would like to meet her one day' I think your videos and your skill at making them have transformed, youre quite good explaining your journey and what you see and what youre experiencing. Careful out there. God bless your journey.
Thanks a lot Lori. 😊🏍🔥
Very good. from Namibia
So tranquil and beautiful could easily see myself there. Continue enjoying my dear.
Thank you 😊🏍🔥
Must compliment you on your editing skills. Wasn't bad 😍...but, really your videos are getting better and better! Well done. And Thank You
Thank you so much for that comment! I really appreciate it!!! ❤️🏍🔥
Amazing
😊🏍🔥
Thanks for sharing! I did a long journey in October, left from Mkushi, Zambia through Livingstone, over Kazangula bridge, through Botswana to Ngoma, along the Kaprivi strip through Windhoek and down to Keetmanshoop for a regional darts tournament (which Zimbabwe won - my team). Took me 3 days to get there and only 2 days to get back - I took a different route back, went via Katima Mulilo up next to the Zambezi river to Mongu (best road in Zambia) then east through Kafue National Park to Landless Corner and back to the farm in Mkushi - 5200km both ways - in a LandCruiser with a mattress in the back - was epic!!
Wauw, that's a lot of miles in 5 days!
Awesome Video Henriette, and the amazing journey continues!! 👍👍
Thank you Nelio 😊🏍😄
The level of your videos has increased considerably 👏 Loving it ❤📷🏍💕
Awwww! Thank you so much!!!
Indeed Namibia is beautiful Henriette. Hope you enjoyed your time there. I am a Namibian living in Aarhus.
Oh really! How cool!
@@ForTheLoveOfWheelsyes Denmark is beautiful too but totally different from Namibia. I love them both ❤
Thank you Henriette for another entertaining adventure. I'm fairly new here and quickly becoming enchanted. I was surprised to see how Soilitaire looks much like small Prairie town near me in Canada with entrance sign, windmill, old cars, tractor, activity center, gas station, water tower.
Thanks a lot for watching. Yes, you are right, it really does look like a prairie town. 😊🏍🔥
It's was really awesome to meet you in Solitaire and have beer! I hope you are having a great adventure. All the best!
Oh how cool!!!! Cheers 🍻🍻🍻
Very cool video! What an adventure. New follower here. Crow✌️
Welcome to the adventure 😊🏍🔥
Great video, beautiful scenery, your enjoyment shone through.
How do you find the strap on those gloves. I have the same type and brand and the glue holding the straps failed on both gloves.
Yes, I don't like it at all
Enjoyed !! So sad for the little zebra, what a long agonising death. :( Love Namibia, definitely on my bucket list.
Glad to hear! Many more videos from this incredible country are coming ❤️🏍🔥
This woman is amazing, I'm still confused.
Another great video Henriette. My dream is to do this traveling, but then by car😁 How do you fund this enormous travel?
Cool. I simply saved for it. It takes focus, but it's no different than saving for a big BMW or a car.
Bucket list: Karakoram Highway and Nova Scotia🕊
Thanks for your videos - stay safe!
UH! Need to put that on mine too
@@ForTheLoveOfWheelsI’m impressed by how you are learning to maintain and repair your bike. When you do it yourself you know (1) it has been done, and (2) that it has been done correctly. Some years ago I had two really bad jobs done by a BMW workshop that I fixed myself, and since then no mechanic has been near my bike. Saving money is a secondary bonus to the peace of mind after doing it yourself.🕊
@@ernier9033 I definitely learned a lot from working together with extremely skilled mechanics but yes, sometimes it's better done by yourself. 😑 I really like working on the bike, so for me it's all fun!
I got a bike at the beginning of this year, the motivation being a trip to Namibia. At the moment I am busy getting all the required gear for such a trip. Last on my list a inReach Mini 2 and Giant Loop Saddlebag. How did you find riding Namibia ... do people need a lot of sand practice ?
What a great plan. The thing with Namibia is that it's big wide and straight gravelroafs, So the sand can be faced with speed. Unlike many other places where small curvy roads full of cattle and children will force you to go slow, marking it way harder
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels Thanks ...
So this bike 🏍 never get broken down?
Not yet. I burned the clutch 2 times, but my fault. I take good care of it and service it often.
Thanks. It is a strong 🏍.
How was ur trip in Namibia?
Just beautiful.
You may want to have a go at the Bitterwater Farm near Windhoek. There's a worldwide famous glider flying centre there. Maybe you can hitch a ride? I tried to arrange a flight for Noraly when she came past there, but she refuses any suggestions from viewers of her video, so that didn't happen. 🤷♂
The Bitterwater folks seemed very welcoming and invited her for a stay, I bet you'll be welcomed there similarly.
By the way: You stepped into a slangy list-of-false-friends-trap. "Schiffen" is a German slang term for peeing, and yes, an endless source for puns in German.
"Und dann habe ich nach Rotterdam gefahren, und dann geschifft nach Capetown" accordingly was heard by me as "Then I went to Rotterdam and then I peed to Capetown." (Which would be an impressive effort. 🤣) "Etwas verschiffen" (Ship something to somewhere), "Sich einschiffen" (To go onboard of a ship or to pee on oneself), "Verschiff dich!" (Pee off!), Claudia Schiffer…
Just endless puns. Yours was charmingly innocent and just super funny! 🤗
Oh, and P.S.: I now how much you like animals, but you really shouldn't take hedgehogs into your tent for cuddling with them if you sleep on an air mattress.
Oh, I would have loved that. For me travelling is all about meeting locals, but we are all different.
At the moment I am heading for Zambia and will not come back that way. But good tip for next time around. In general I was overwhelmed by the hospitality of the Namibians. If you follow my Instagram, you will know 😊🏍🔥
Bucket List: Bartang Valley
Oh yes!!!!! That's one to add for me too!!! 🏔😊🏍🔥
H,
You’re doing great, but you have to sleep more. You had 4 eyes, 2 real ones and 2 bags just underneath.
Good movie, great views except the little zebra.
Ride on, stay safe.
Hahaha!!! I agree! Didn't sleep much that night!
There is a hole in the bucket, and my knife is blund and needs sharpening.
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hej, godmorgen, Henriette, disse problemer er normale med denne type liv, der sker ikke noget 😜 alt har en løsning indtil døden, hvor jeg var for en måned siden, 18 år siden, hilsen
Thanks Chema