I don’t know when you filmed this but April &?May are quite wet in both Serengeti and Ngorongoro and late June/ July is the better time and you can see the migration from a distance at the Mara river ( you can view it at the Grumeti as well but the Mara river one is more spectacular one and also heartbreaking as you see the young zebras and wildebeests taken by huge crocs) Serengeti is truly magical and you might have seen it in the movies and documentaries a hundred times but just being there in person beats it all. Ngorongoro is expensive but we stayed in a safari lodge for a few days there and it was all inclusive and the tariff is pretty steep. Kenya and Tanzania charge much more than Botswana or Namibia or even South Africa. I was seeing you guys navigating through the slushy African mud and I was thinking you guys were there in April or May which is quite wet. Are you going back down South from Kenya or ending it? I think you should go back south 😀 Actually Uganda and Rwanda are quite beautiful too but after that you should head South to Zambia and Zimbabwe again. Get the bang for your buck for shipping your car there 😌
P.S For all the Land cruiser fanatics out there, Charlie and I are sorry 😂 Complete beginners, first timers, virgins etc. We were baptised in fire! 🔥 we loved our car, and we think it loved us too? we made mistakes and got stuck, but we had a blast and learned a lot! From the trip into the camp and getting stuck multiple times, to driving out 2 days later in worse conditions and not getting stuck once, we definitely improved! And we grew to love our wagon immensely! 🙏🏻 All I will say for anyone else doing this kind of thing, is you don’t need a half tonne cutlery draw on the back of ANY vehicle! Peace! ✌🏻
"Drive the Landcruiser as if you had stolen it"🤣😂🤣! Best recommendation ever! Charlie and Phil seem really to have gotten the hang of it on the last leg of the journey: no more getting bogged down or stranded, despite atrocious dirt roads 👏👏👏! Thank you for sharing those incredible pictures of the big migration! Looking forward to your next adventures!
@@philharmer6052 Congratulations to you and Charlie: you are fast learners! I was feeling for you getting bogged down: I had to go through it too, on a LK HZJ75, but in West Afrika: most horrific "roads" at the time, around Lake Chad in the rainy season, and this in a conflict area! I learned very fast, as the alternative was simply a no-go.....
Howdy Landies! Well now you’ve gone and done it! You will never be the same and Africa will call you back forever! Thanks for sharing as it’s so fun to watch thru your lens and know that the memories will make you stronger and prouder and bond you two for life! 🙏🇺🇸🇨🇱🤠
What an amazing sight. Being there to watch all those animals migrating. So peaceful, all happily moving along. Plenty of food and water for them. The scenery and photography are excellent as usual. Thanks for showing us your trip.
Philly Attenborough here! ( i forgot about that 🙈) What a video, and what a trip! Feels like a lifetime ago but man we did some amazing stuff, was awesome to see you guys do what you do best🙏🏻 thanks for letting us join in and be a small part of it for a while, big love! 🥰🙏🏻
Enjoy your videos. We will be touring Namibia in a couple days in a rented 4x4. Following part of your route. I do feel bad that your subscriber numbers are so low. You provide good content and information. I am glad you don’t use sponsors for fad health drinks etc, etc like many do, but maybe an equipment provider. All the best.
Another amazing video. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I’m learning so much from you as the weeks go by. Can’t wait until my Africa trip starts in September. I’m not sure I will film and post my journey as I’m a total beginner in that aspect. Maybe our paths will cross somewhere in Africa.
What a awesome video of the great migration so glad you all got to share this together . The Serengeti is such a spectacular area to over land In . Keep up these awesome videos thy are soooo very inspiring and informative as well . Thanks again so much for all you do to bring them to us all your over landing friends . And the wild life you have all seen has been aw inspiring . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A. :) :). :) :) 🌍🍻👍🏼😁..P.S. THE GUYS WERE AWSOME . WHAT A SPECTACULAR TIME WITH THEM .. HOPING TO SEE THEM BACK SOMME TIME . CHEERS GUYS .
Haha we are so sorry! Life has been hectic for us, we are back this week with a new video on Sunday and will return to our regular weekly schedule! We have so much to share with you guys ☺️🙌 thank you for your support 🫶🏼
The phrase “ epic adventure “, is pale when trying to describe this . Amazing! 🐃🦓🦏 I imagine the American Great Plains looked like this 250 years ago before the buffalo hunters decimated the American Bison by the millions. This is an incredible adventure guys. Thank you for sharing!
I don’t know when you filmed this but April &?May are quite wet in both Serengeti and Ngorongoro and late June/ July is the better time and you can see the migration from a distance at the Mara river ( you can view it at the Grumeti as well but the Mara river one is more spectacular one and also heartbreaking as you see the young zebras and wildebeests taken by huge crocs)
Serengeti is truly magical and you might have seen it in the movies and documentaries a hundred times but just being there in person beats it all.
Ngorongoro is expensive but we stayed in a safari lodge for a few days there and it was all inclusive and the tariff is pretty steep. Kenya and Tanzania charge much more than Botswana or Namibia or even South Africa.
I was seeing you guys navigating through the slushy African mud and I was thinking you guys were there in April or May which is quite wet.
Are you going back down South from Kenya or ending it? I think you should go back south 😀 Actually Uganda and Rwanda are quite beautiful too but after that you should head South to Zambia and Zimbabwe again. Get the bang for your buck for shipping your car there 😌
You’ll have to stay tuned to see where we end up and it was in January time.. shouldn’t have been wet
P.S
For all the Land cruiser fanatics out there,
Charlie and I are sorry 😂
Complete beginners, first timers, virgins etc. We were baptised in fire! 🔥 we loved our car, and we think it loved us too? we made mistakes and got stuck, but we had a blast and learned a lot!
From the trip into the camp and getting stuck multiple times, to driving out 2 days later in worse conditions and not getting stuck once, we definitely improved! And we grew to love our wagon immensely! 🙏🏻
All I will say for anyone else doing this kind of thing, is you don’t need a half tonne cutlery draw on the back of ANY vehicle!
Peace! ✌🏻
I think the cutlery drawer is at least a tonne 😂😂 you’re right though that second day out with no trouble. Foot flat!!!
Awesome guys. There is a saying "You can take the man out of Africa, but you can't take Africa out of the man".
Absolutely! I think that’s so true
You guys are amazing. Your videos are superb. Watching this all the way from Scotland.
"Drive the Landcruiser as if you had stolen it"🤣😂🤣! Best recommendation ever! Charlie and Phil seem really to have gotten the hang of it on the last leg of the journey: no more getting bogged down or stranded, despite atrocious dirt roads 👏👏👏! Thank you for sharing those incredible pictures of the big migration! Looking forward to your next adventures!
Haha he did just that! It was a much smoother day even though the conditions had worsened over night..
Just needed to sleep on what we learned and we were unstoppable 😈
Better drivers too 😉
@@philharmer6052 Congratulations to you and Charlie: you are fast learners! I was feeling for you getting bogged down: I had to go through it too, on a LK HZJ75, but in West Afrika: most horrific "roads" at the time, around Lake Chad in the rainy season, and this in a conflict area! I learned very fast, as the alternative was simply a no-go.....
Howdy Landies! Well now you’ve gone and done it! You will never be the same and Africa will call you back forever! Thanks for sharing as it’s so fun to watch thru your lens and know that the memories will make you stronger and prouder and bond you two for life! 🙏🇺🇸🇨🇱🤠
Cheers! You are right once the red dirt is on your feet it’s hard to get it off!
H
Amazing video
Thank you ☺️
Wonderful video you really are becoming pro’s. Had me tearing up describing your relationship with your brothers!! Loved the impressions.
Thank you so much!! It’s amazing to spend time with them
Another Great video enjoyed it thanks the td5 is doing well all the best
Thanks so much! 😀
What an amazing sight. Being there to watch all those animals migrating. So peaceful, all happily moving along. Plenty of food and water for them. The scenery and photography are excellent as usual. Thanks for showing us your trip.
Thanks so much! It was incredible
Phenomenal
I’m such a groupie - I just adore you two and your vlogs..
Praying you get more views and likes- you so deserve them 🙏
Thank you so much, means a lot ☺️
Love you guys so much…… much love from Cape Town 💙💖Wilna
Thanks a lot! Hope you are well
Philly Attenborough here!
( i forgot about that 🙈)
What a video, and what a trip! Feels like a lifetime ago but man we did some amazing stuff, was awesome to see you guys do what you do best🙏🏻 thanks for letting us join in and be a small part of it for a while, big love! 🥰🙏🏻
Such a great time bro. Thanks for joining us ❤️
Where to next? … 😈
Stunning again love your feedback. Thanks
Thank you! Cheers!
Enjoy your videos. We will be touring Namibia in a couple days in a rented 4x4. Following part of your route. I do feel bad that your subscriber numbers are so low. You provide good content and information. I am glad you don’t use sponsors for fad health drinks etc, etc like many do, but maybe an equipment provider. All the best.
Thanks! Enjoy your trip! If we use sponsors it will be 100% authentic and something we’d feel comfortable promoting
well Phil, obviously the migratory animals walk so far because they can't drive,..that cracks me up..🤣🤣👉💯🤙
Haha he’s a funny guy!
Another great video. Great photography. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much!
Brilliant video, great coverage and really talented editing to make it as good as it is. Proud of you both 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Best times xx
Only the best
Great stuff again, hilarious at the end, good times!
Glad you enjoyed it 😀
H
You’re so cool ! Wonderful vidéo !
Glad you think so!
Thanks!
Great video guys, loving , the African adventure.
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers,
Harry
Incredible!
Thank. You!
Phenominal!
Thanks so much!
I have been following your trips hoping you were gonna get into the Masai mara after Serengeti... Unfair it is.
We missed the Mara can’t do it all unfortunately
Great video of a wonderful shared experience. 👍🏻
Thank you very much!
Another amazing video. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I’m learning so much from you as the weeks go by. Can’t wait until my Africa trip starts in September. I’m not sure I will film and post my journey as I’m a total beginner in that aspect. Maybe our paths will cross somewhere in Africa.
Thank you so much, that’s so nice to read! We hope you have a epic trip, Africa is incredible 🙌
What a awesome video of the great migration so glad you all got to share this together . The Serengeti is such a spectacular area to over land In . Keep up these awesome videos thy are soooo very inspiring and informative as well . Thanks again so much for all you do to bring them to us all your over landing friends . And the wild life you have all seen has been aw inspiring . Cheers from Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A. :) :). :) :) 🌍🍻👍🏼😁..P.S. THE GUYS WERE AWSOME . WHAT A SPECTACULAR TIME WITH THEM .. HOPING TO SEE THEM BACK SOMME TIME . CHEERS GUYS .
Cheers Steve! Thanks for your comment as usual. It was a brilliant time and shared with the boys made it even better!
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@@TheLandyExpedition …🍻👍🏼😁
"Why's that they walk so far? Because they can't drive"😅😅, that line is dope. As a new sub i welcome you again to our motherland Kenya 🇰🇪.
Hahaha Phil is a funny guy 😂
I was there two weeks before you guys. Fabulous beyond belief!!!!
Oh amazing! It is a special place
Love ya all. Lovely video.
Big love bro!
Excellent video, you had a wonderful time but we did too! Take care
It’s an amazing place 😀
@@TheLandyExpedition and you are an amazing couple!
Such a good trip guys thank you so much :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
simply amazing!
Thank you! Cheers!
Such a shame you didn't get to go into the crater itself. I've been there a number of times and it is truly an amazing place.
Maybe next time! It was a little too pricey for us this time around 😬
Beautiful video, I would like to visit Ngorongoro one day.. $300? That's an arm and a leg😂
It’s more actually! Just $300 for the car then it’s a further $120 per person I believe it’s insane
@@TheLandyExpedition that's insane, is thats a price for a day?
Lovely content. Exactly what month was this when you were in Serengeti? I'm planning to visit but need to know where the wildebeest will be.
Thanks! We were there in January ☺️
decent advertisement of Africa by these 3 blokes and 1 lady...how much is the bill for that much work??
What bill are you referring to?
😂😂 maybe he thinks Africa is paying you to advertise it.
How have you experienced the country the challenges experience you have got?
What do you mean?
Which gate you existed out of Serangati at minute 5.00. Thank you
The southern gate towards ngorogoro
Dig you guys get eaten or something? having Landy Ex withdrawals...lol...
Haha we are so sorry! Life has been hectic for us, we are back this week with a new video on Sunday and will return to our regular weekly schedule! We have so much to share with you guys ☺️🙌 thank you for your support 🫶🏼
The phrase “ epic adventure “, is pale when trying to describe this .
Amazing!
🐃🦓🦏
I imagine the American Great Plains looked like this 250 years ago before the buffalo hunters decimated the American Bison by the millions.
This is an incredible adventure guys.
Thank you for sharing!
It was such a special thing to experience! We couldn’t believe our eyes!
I was waiting for this…. 🥲 soooo great!
Hope you enjoyed it!
The day it all began @philharmer6052
Indeed mate! 😅