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I was most impressed. Thanks for the comment.

Hi John. Yes, some branches will have it but the majority of the books are going to the Reserve. If you'd like a signed or limited edition copy, please drop me a mail at mashatubook@icloud.com

I bet. We had wonderful riding weather when we were there - difficult to imagine your freezing winter temperatures.

Thanks Dave - yes, already thinking about the next one....

There are a number op officials keeping the public at a reasonable distance.

That’s a real pity Steve. Got something really interesting coming up and we simply can’t make these public at the moment. There is a new on one how we shoot waterfalls coming up soon that will be public, as will others.

so your private videos will be made public in the near future@@RogerdelaHarpe worth stopping notifications for the private ones and when they are made public, put on a notification. pretty much all of the recent ones are private and got bored of black screens showing black bears in a coal mine sort of thing

@@SteveLiddle 😀 It's a bit difficult to explain without letting the cat out of the bag... This project will be launched mid 2024 but I have to get the videos in place now. I have started unticking the let subscribers know option so, hopefully you won't be getting these notifications. We will be posting other vides soon but a little under the whip now. Hope this helps.

can understand that and no problem with the secrecy, re-subscribed@@RogerdelaHarpe

Hey, thanks so much. Just busy with a new one at the moment. Watch this space.

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You're too kind Lesley. Many thanks.

Hi Andre. Camera? Sony A1 and 200 - 600mm lens.

Hi Quentin. On this safari we were still using Nikon but we did however use our M43 systems on many subsequent trips. We had both GH5 and G9 bodies, Pat using mainly the 12-60mm Leica and me the 12-35mm Panasonic. Both were awesome lenses and while the 12-60 has a bit more (rather useful) reach, I think I may choose the 12-35 if I had to. The 12-35 is a constant f2,8 (which is nice), it's physically smaller and my overall impression is that it's sharper. I have no scientific data to back that up - just my impression. Our most used lens on safari would be the Leica 100-400... Hope this helps.

Thanks Quentin, glad you liked it!

Thanks so much. Awesome place and experience.

Yes. And so grumpy.

Thank you Anita.

Thanks Anita - yes some of those rides were a bit tricky. Still, some fabulous riding!

Thanks Pat. There are some great places to explore in South Africa.

Thanks Dave. Nothing huge - just a little unprepared. Pat picked up a bad puncture which we plugged while on the road. I then discovered I hadn't brought along a valve for the CO2 "bombs" - thanks heavens Bruce had one. Alas, the sealant wasn't as effective as it should have been so the tyre still leaked a little. Back at camp I tried to add some new sealant and in the process unseated the bead of the tubules tyre. Eventually managed to get everything together and the tyre lasted for the rest of the trip but it was a messy process.

Ah, yes. The R355 (and a couple of other roads) eat tyres for breakfast. We kept speeds very low and managed to get through with no punctures other than the one on Pat's bike.

Great fun Hans and we discovered some awesome new places (for us) in South Africa.

Hi Michele. Many thanks - it's an incredible experience. Shot on Nikon gear - mainly D801and D7100 with the 80 - 400 VR lens. We went with www.wildfrontiers.com.

Thanks Anita. Yes, Ethiopia is an amazing place and the Bale Highlands a “must do” for the bucket list.

Thanks for your feedback Andy - much appreciated. More videos on their way soon!

Hope it helped Margaret.

Thanks Maxime. Will have a look into that.

Oops. 😳😳😳 Many thanks Ron. Fixed.

Thanks for you comment Martin. Yes, indeed. Occasionally you get lucky but mostly it's a case of a lot of very early mornings and late nights. And when it comes together 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hope it helped you Michelle. Lots more photography tutorials coming.

Hi Ed. Many thanks for your comment hope this all helps. Lots more coming so be sure to subscribe.

Lovely to have you on board Anthony. Welcome.

Thank you! 😊

The next one is nearly finished Dave. Watch this space.

@@RogerdelaHarpe Excellent!!

Thanks Richard. Thrilled you like it and found it useful.

Sometimes we ride from George to Over The Mountain Tea Garden via the pass for coffee. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks Gary.