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Dunes on that road not too hectic (don't stress too much). Isuzu 3l crossed those dunes at 15-25km/h fully loaded in the middle of the day (ruts make it tricky to go fast). Traction controll off and low tyre pressure.

Great video guys. I would love to get the info of John Leyden who built your modular system.

Wat n puik episode content out of this world

I love being able to spot this Jimny around CT every so often and to see how you go from completely packed full of gear to an empty rig with nothing on the roof. Jimnothy is such a great realistic example of what my dream vehicle + set-up looks like. Thank you for the inspiration!

Nice vid. Punda looking very run down. Was there last year. Where does all the money go when you let the place to to ruin like this camp.

This was such a great event where most of us got to meet people we have been talking with for many years over social media. Was great meeting you guys at the event as well. Glad to see you held this video back for so long. Now we can think of all the memory's of that weekend.. Hopefully we will see another one happening in the years to come..

So great being a part of a group. And nothing better than enjoying a convoy with them. Subscribed for next year…who knows I might have to get myself one 😜

It was such a wholesome weekend and my fingers are crossed for another, soon I hope. 🙌🏼

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Awsome guys!!!! Im a south african para trooper, i worked in stsyed out in the field in kruger for 12 months...and i swear i saw you guys filming this video

Lovely footage, beautifully put together.

Awsome guys🎉🎉🎉

You were very fortunate to get that site. Just left yesterday camped on the site to your right. 4 Hyenas visited

Nice video thanks

When are you doing Baviankloof?

You taking me back during my guiding days. I came across lots of scorpions in that campsite

My favourite overlanding couple. Great video as always. This is Another camp site I still need to check out. So Now that the 4 door Jimny is out, what are your thoughts? Upgrade on the horizon?

First time watching your channel. Really enjoyed Pafuri and Balule but sorry to say the music almost caused me to switch off. Maybe it's just me but I found it annoying and totally wrong for these adventures.

Loved your video. You were lucky to have such amazing sightings.

Thank ypi for the beautiful video

Yaaawn !

Thanks for the video. I want to visit South Africa, wish places do you recommend me to visit?

Love the videos!! Fawn-coloured Lark is an African Pipit*. And the Swallows look like Wire Tailed Swallows*

Again as always flippen nice episode

Lekker video🎉- When was this trip done?

Greetings from Zambia.....when is your next video coming out.

Let's 👏do👏that👏again!👏

love the content..... any new videos coming soon hopefully ?

What suspension upgrade is on your Jimny?

Keren

New subscriber 🤙

Love the channel. What roof rack and tent did you use? Heard the jimny gen3 has a 30kg roof limit ?

What an amazing experience to observe a rain storm in the Kgalagadi

Whow spectacular photos of birdlife and the giraffe feast. Hope you enjoyed your entire stay in this part of RSA.

We are planning a trip to Berg-en-dal with our kids and your video is very useful. Could you please advise what SanParks code this Family Cottage is (Number 27)? Or which one you would recommend?

What a wonderful experience

Well done guys , great video , enjoyed that entirely!

Thanks for sharing. ❤

Wow such a cool experience. Especially because it’s dog friendly. 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶

Just a quick shout out from Zambia 🇿🇲. Love all your videos! Watch some of them 2 to 3 times But this one on CKGR I like the most. Happy travels

Gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.

Get sightings. Fish Eagle, wow.

a lovely episode, it is really making us have KNP Envy and we are looking forward to our next visit.

So great to see you guys again! Great memories made

Every time I visit the Kruger National Park, I think it would be great if I could stay for years!

Great animal sightings Tsendze epic and the rain game down guest house out of this world thanks for great episode mooi loop

Thanks for another excellent video. Amazing otter footage (I've never seen one in the Kruger, over multiple trips), and I love that sequence when you return to find the lions after being alerted by a francolin. Have done the same with guinea-fowl/leopard. Much enjoy your understated commentary throughout. A quick question. I'm shortly visiting the Kruger with a friend (travelling from the UK) and have hired a Jimny for the first time. From the footage in your video, I'm a little concerned about the available space behind the two front seats. Our vehicle comes fully equipped with camping gear, plus mattresses, chairs, a fridge, cooking equipment etc. We do not need the camping gear, as we'll be staying in self-catering accommodation in each camp, but the rental company (Treadlite) seem reluctant to remove it. Generally, when on a self-drive safari, I keep my camera gear, plus day pack and other small things, on the back seat where I can easily reach round for it. When the Jimmy is fully laden, will this still be possible? I notice also that when fully laden, your were unable to see out of the back windows and rear windscreen. Did you find this inhibiting? I'd be very grateful for your thoughts.

We saw your Lower Sabie video and decided to see Berg En Dal as we will visit this May. Lovely video again. Must be very special to you with Mom and Dad and history behind it. You probably live in South Africa, and can visit often. Much appreciated, great video and music; Thank you

Really great video, Jimnoty and Friends; For us it is timely as we prepare for a visit this May 2023 and will stay at Lower Sabie and Berg En Dal; last time (2018) we stayed at Skukuza, Satara and Crocodile Bridge; Route 100 Satara was where we saw the first and most lions. Never got to see a Leopard, though. Hope to be lucky this time around. Your video was great because of the right amount of time you left an animal on the screen, the many sightings and great music, giving it a nice relaxed rhythm. Thank you/very well done.

Great episodes...which other bushveld camps have u visited?