What an absolute star you are. I've always wondered what the Matobo Hills were like, I was born in '49 in a Rondavel in the grounds of the Lady Rodwell hospital. Bulawayo. My dad at the time was working on a large dam in the area, my mother was pregnant at the time dad decided to show her the Matobo hills, which he too loved, now through you i am able to see it too and it's wonderful. Thank you so very much and a very Happy and healthy Christmas to you, from Scotland. xx
Aah, that's a wonderful message. Thank you so much. I'm thrilled to have been able to share these beautiful hills with you in Scotland! Warmest wishes from Zimbabwe.
We are due to visit this area and Victoria Falls this spring if things go well with covid. Thank you for a nice video it looks very unique and beautiful.
Wow, makes me remember fondly of living in Wankie and Triangle and schooling at Falcon College. what a fabulous upbringing it was.... Thanks for the video
Absolutely beautiful landscape.I had a little chuckle at the sudden appearance of the craft market ,but they are trying to get their slice of the pie, if it's there at all.
Him what is the name of the shrub that grows in the granite rock cracks, and when you pull it out and take it back home and place it in a glass of water, it comes to life. It has an amazing smell.
That's the Resurrection Bush - Myrothamnus flabellifolius. I've done several videos on it. I also make a really tasty craft beer from it. You should come and taste it one day!
Thanks for posting. Last went to Matobos in the 1980s!
Nothing has changed, I promise!
I’m going to be bringing my husband to matobo hills, we are so excited. Travelling from England.
I wish you would show more. I never knew Zimbabwe had such powerful sites
Visited this amazing area in 2004 on a Safari for my 50th birthday. I have many wonderful memories and lots of photos of the trip xx
Thanks for sharing. It's a beautiful place!
What an absolute star you are. I've always wondered what the Matobo Hills were like, I was born in '49 in a Rondavel in the grounds of the Lady Rodwell hospital. Bulawayo. My dad at the time was working on a large dam in the area, my mother was pregnant at the time dad decided to show her the Matobo hills, which he too loved, now through you i am able to see it too and it's wonderful. Thank you so very much and a very Happy and healthy Christmas to you, from Scotland. xx
Aah, that's a wonderful message. Thank you so much. I'm thrilled to have been able to share these beautiful hills with you in Scotland! Warmest wishes from Zimbabwe.
@@AfricanPlantHunter thank you so much, your wishes are precious indeed.
We are due to visit this area and Victoria Falls this spring if things go well with covid. Thank you for a nice video it looks very unique and beautiful.
It is indeed a very beautiful area and I guarantee you will not be disappointed!
Wow, makes me remember fondly of living in Wankie and Triangle and schooling at Falcon College. what a fabulous upbringing it was.... Thanks for the video
So glad you enjoyed it
Now I know a lot more about Matobo Hills
Thanks, I'm very happy to have helped share a little more info about this fantastic part of our beautiful country!
Thanks you brother
Absolutely beautiful landscape.I had a little chuckle at the sudden appearance of the craft market ,but they are trying to get their slice of the pie, if it's there at all.
It's a very small pie, unfortunately. But yes, a stunning landscape!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
My stomping ground as a kid - very special
Glad you enjoyed this one!
Thanks, wonderful video. I am one of the homesick diaspora, hoping to visit one day!
Feeling nostalgic
Thanks! I love to feed people's nostalgia!
Excellent was there in the seventies, many moons ago
So many wonderful memories of a beautiful country, what a shame.
Thanks. I just wanted to show people that it is STILL a beautiful country! Hopefully I've managed that.
Him what is the name of the shrub that grows in the granite rock cracks, and when you pull it out and take it back home and place it in a glass of water, it comes to life. It has an amazing smell.
That's the Resurrection Bush - Myrothamnus flabellifolius. I've done several videos on it. I also make a really tasty craft beer from it. You should come and taste it one day!
Nice place
One of my favourite places!
@@AfricanPlantHunter truly the place is beautiful, Zimbabwe is beautiful country with a beautiful mountains
Yes, they can wreck the towns but you can never wreck the countryside hopefully
So far so good! Rural Zimbabwe still as beautiful as it always was.