Amazing guys there are no words! Iam an Aussie and have been watching you guys probably from when you were in Turkey. An absolute inspiration! Life is full of changes and you guys are bloody great !
🎉Wow 🎉 You'll have had a lot of stories to tell to your grandchildren when the time comes. Another adventurous episode. I also grimaced my face when you crossed the croc creeks "two times" fingers crossed. It's an Africa we most of the average world citizens might have never dreamed of... Good luck ❤
I spent 13 months travelling in my 2 wheel mercedes sprinter campervan through South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini and Mozambique
Guys there is so much to see in Southern Africa. So many beautiful mountains and wildlife parks. The bush you saw with the flowers was a Bougainville. I'm loving your trip. Cultural dancing was awesome.
Seeing those traditional drums, at our school we didn’t have a bell, just an African beating hell out his drum, used to get through the skins pretty quickly. So it was drum for wake up , meals and class changes, end of lunch breaks etc, this was Mbeya in Tanganyika about 70 years ago, memories!!!!!
Love your videos. So nice to see such positive people…. Love your attitude and positivity!!! Enjoy the trip !!! Once you have lived under African skies you will never want to leave !
I have lived here all my life and still appreciate our African sunsets. Thank you for the videos. I can't wait for a Sunday to watch. Safe travels in our beautiful country.
Hi, I discovered your channel quite late in your journey. I am a South African and enjoyed your Durban video. It was great to see my country through your eyes. Now I make a note in my diary not to miss a new video. I'll be with you until the end. Stay save and be blessed.
I've had experience with Nyala and the dominant male is sometimes friendly. The rest are challengers so are nervous of the dominant male rather than human presence.
Honestly, I held my breath and almost closed my eyes as you crossed that second stretch of water!! Well done - at least we know you did get home safely! 🚌🚌🚌
Chris and Mariann - When your morning started with nearly instant sighting of a 5-family group of giraffe, I knew this video was going to be Epic, and it didn't disappoint at all! I was smiling the entire time through those Nature Reserves! From dining with Rhino's and Hippo's, to then Zebras, Thompson's Gazelles? and other antelopes/deer, Egyptian Geese, Wart Hogs, the Buffalo, street cattle-almost R-rated (lol), to then more Swazi wildlife and the natives, corn and other street sellers/peddlers, to that amazing culture and dance show, WOW oh WOW, you two, MOST AMAZING 🤩you both, and the absolute 'Legendary' 🏆 2-wheel drive Trudy, truly are. - (💡I think she deserves a place in the Smithsonian or maybe a local UK museum - 💡hold a raffle when she is retired😉! ) Words and vids just don't even do justice to the scenery, and that sunset with you cuddling/watching it was mesmerizing and oh so magical, such a special moment to treasure. So again, Thank You for sharing with us, all of this 'magic' and wonderous experience.
Awesome video as always Chris and Marianne. This has been an incredible experience lots of amazing wildlife and incredible views and some incredibly friendly people. Thanks for letting us ride along with y’all on y’all’s journey around the world.
Swaziland is an incredible little kingdom, so glad you enjoyed it. Depending on the border post you go through, you could go through my beautiful hometown of Nelspruit. Either way you'll be in the Mpumalanga province. I've been in Cape Town for three years now, which has been a disappointment, I'm not sure I'll get used to being away from the bush and the true essence of South Africa. You are going into the most amazing part, I hope you have a fantastic week. Drive safely!!
@@SoulBuddy2222 The Western Cape has been the worst province I've lived in. The Animal cruelty is on steroids here 😢 The people are rude and unhelpful 😢 It's definitely not what it's made out to be, that's for sure! If my daughter and grandson didn't need me to help, I would have gone back to Mpumalanga long ago!
Swaziland / Eswatini is beautiful. It was known as Swaziland when i backpacked through it in 2001! Still have the little table with the tri legs that i brought from a market stall on the side of the road along with a woven basket and some stone carved head busts. Managed to pack them all into my backpack for the flight home 😂. People often forget that Africa can get cold especially when you are at altitude. I’m hoping your next big adventure after you have been back to the UK is to buy a 4x4 and explore Africa further.
Wonderful video thanks for sharing. I have been lucky to visit Eswatini (Swaziland) 3 times. In 1988 1989 and 2000. I have always been amazed at how beautiful, friendly and very good value for money this small kingdom is. I can't wait to return.
I think the reason I loved your Turkey stay was that you got to take your time and we were able to see so much of that beautiful country. I have enjoyed the other countries…but that will always be my favorite.
The weekend is always an African Feast. Saturday it's Keno Yves who is currently in Zambia with his Trike, and Sunday it's you guys. I am so envious. This Giraffe family was watching you more than you were watching them. Beware of the Black Mamba.
@@tessb3039 also on ships we had a so called “donkey boiler” to supply steam for driving the main diesel engine auxiliary pumps. This was a long time ago, today the modern ships have smaller auxiliary diesels generating electricity to drive all the auxiliaries elec motors.
If you see another crocodile dip down and you're near the bank, you need to get moving (forget dignity; run). They move incredibly quickly (as in it takes _seconds_ to reach you) - and that's on land, too. You'll encounter a lot of these fords and low level bridges in parks. They're fine. Just don't try crossing if the water is starting to flood.
We thoroughly enjoy your RUclips channel and admire the courageous driver. The India episodes kept us on the edge of our seats!! We hope you are going to the Kruger National Park, there is wildlife in abundance. We visited Swaziland in 2019 on a well-known Motorbike Rally and what a great place. We hope you enjoy the rest of your Africa adventures. Love from Cape Town.😊
Thank you for taking us with you on your travels. Stunning scenery and the wild animals, is something, most of us won't ever see in person, in our lifetime!! We've followed you for a few months now. Can I ask, does Chris not drive at all? Mary Ann you do brilliant driving and you never seem to let anything get to you mentally, when driving through some difficult roads!! Have a great week guys.. 😊🥰🌞
Chris and Maryanne walking down a remote path as the beautiful sunset in the background. Chris: "hopefully there are no predators who snuck in". Oh, goodness....I lost it 😅❤
I saw a funny meme with a sign that said "Be careful when walking under large trees for falling prey as this is where leopards store their kills." and underneath that it said " You may have wanted to start with ' BEWARE OF LEOPARDS"
The "geese" by the croc pool are called Egyptian Geese, which weirdly enough are actually ducks and not geese at all! Yikes, driving across those rivers had my holding my breath! Marianne is an incredibly brave driver. Not only with the rivers but also driving through the super busy city areas like when you were in Mozambique.
Hi, in the clip at the waterhole where you filmed the hippo's and rhino's, you can see a crock swimming, good luck guys, and safe travels. Regards Renier
I can't wait for Sundays to follow you on your adventures. I'm originally from Zim and we had a water heating system like the hot water heating system at your last camp. We called it a Matabele boiler. In South Africa, they call it a Donkey boiler
When you said, Chris - "I hope we can find our way back"; and Marianne said - "I can get lost in a carpark" - as a walker in sometimes difficult to navigate in terrain - I am super surprised when walkers don't use a simple handheld GPS. Just setting 'Home' as the vehicle or campsite - you can then easily either follow the 'breadcrumb' track back - or, navigate back through a different route - exactly to the starting point.
Malolotja is amazing i went there many times in the 90s. Seeing you arrive at the main gate at sunset like that evoked so many memories for me you have no idea x
You guys have great attitudes of gratitude! Love your vids. From South Africa and maybe one day will be blessed to travel to beautiful Swaziland. Safe travels.
This was great...as to the guy on a bike...I've seen a ranger on a bike at Kruger...and there are definitely predators there.😅 Africa speaks to your soul
What a stark contrast between India, teeming with humanity, and Southern Africa, with it's vast, wild spaces. Great driving and filming. Maybe, one of these days, you'll come back equipped with a 4x4.
Wow! What a wonderful couple you are! I have been following you for quite some time, you always surprise me with your courage and capacity of handling important risks, like crossing this river in this video. Congrats. Thank you for sharing.
Again - I like your channel so much. Take us to such beautiful locations. Unbelievable - more than 4 years on the road. All the others talk about, trudy was already there :D What a epic trip. Stay safe. Greetings from germany.
This amazing guys😅, it’s like I’ve been touring along with you all the way from South Africa, Bulawayo, Victoria Falls, Botswana and Eswatini to Durban. It’s eye opening, some of the places I have been to and others new.
10.000 plus miles to go guys - my Sunday mornings will not be the same - each week I settle down to watch you guys with a large coffee - I am throughly enjoying this part of the adventure - keep safe have fun .
As a South African I'm learning new routes and places to go to from your travels. I have deep roots going back 5 generations to the area you now going to. I'm looking forward to your next vlog.❤
bush with red flowers - bougenville there is a large variety and colours. - they are native to Brazil, Peru, and Argentina, but along roads in South Afric we have some random ones around.
Hello Ambassadors Great scenery! This is what I call " WILD NATURE" for real! Loved it. Seeing these wild animals by your vehicle must be an awesome experience! Be safe. Love from Florida ❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Thank you so much for sharing your journeys. I feel like I am travelling with you to places I will never have the opportunity to visit, lately from the hectic time in India to the absolutely stunning Africa!
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Hi..I'm actually from Eswatini and I've never been so happy to see visitors feel this way about the scenery of our country ❤❤🇸🇿🇸🇿🇸🇿
I've been to Swaziland as well 😊
There is nothing more beautiful than an African sunset. So happy you are enjoying my wonderful Africa!
One thing I have taken from all these videos is that Marianne is a fantastic driver. Itake my hat off to you. Love the videos
Thanks Linda 😉
Amazing guys there are no words! Iam an Aussie and have been watching you guys probably from when you were in Turkey. An absolute inspiration! Life is full of changes and you guys are bloody great !
🎉Wow 🎉
You'll have had a lot of stories to tell to your grandchildren when the time comes.
Another adventurous episode. I also grimaced my face when you crossed the croc creeks "two times" fingers crossed.
It's an Africa we most of the average world citizens might have never dreamed of...
Good luck ❤
I spent 13 months travelling in my 2 wheel mercedes sprinter campervan through South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Lesotho, Eswatini and Mozambique
That shot of the five Griraffes is the best of your trip. Well done !
The giraffes were as curious about you as you were them. They seemed to be thinking, "Aren't we lucky to have spotted two Brits on our forage today?"
Guys there is so much to see in Southern Africa. So many beautiful mountains and wildlife parks. The bush you saw with the flowers was a Bougainville. I'm loving your trip. Cultural dancing was awesome.
Seeing those traditional drums, at our school we didn’t have a bell, just an African beating hell out his drum, used to get through the skins pretty quickly. So it was drum for wake up , meals and class changes, end of lunch breaks etc, this was Mbeya in Tanganyika about 70 years ago, memories!!!!!
Love your videos. So nice to see such positive people…. Love your attitude and positivity!!! Enjoy the trip !!! Once you have lived under African skies you will never want to leave !
This just made me miss home, africa is a beauty❤
I have lived here all my life and still appreciate our African sunsets. Thank you for the videos. I can't wait for a Sunday to watch. Safe travels in our beautiful country.
Hi, I discovered your channel quite late in your journey. I am a South African and enjoyed your Durban video. It was great to see my country through your eyes. Now I make a note in my diary not to miss a new video. I'll be with you until the end. Stay save and be blessed.
That Nyala Bull at 28:44 is gorgeous! They are normally very shy. To see one that close is a real treat. Glad you are enjoying Africa.
I've had experience with Nyala and the dominant male is sometimes friendly. The rest are challengers so are nervous of the dominant male rather than human presence.
Keep they tyre pressure super low off road guys. Will give you a much smoother ride and help if you start to get stuck.
Great traveling with you. I can not wait for next week to see your excitement about our Kruger National Park.
My dad helped set up the fantastic Malolotja Game park in the highveld. Make sure you go there guys. i can hardly watch this. It makes my heart ache.
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Honestly, I held my breath and almost closed my eyes as you crossed that second stretch of water!! Well done - at least we know you did get home safely! 🚌🚌🚌
Chris and Mariann - When your morning started with nearly instant sighting of a 5-family group of giraffe, I knew this video was going to be Epic, and it didn't disappoint at all! I was smiling the entire time through those Nature Reserves! From dining with Rhino's and Hippo's, to then Zebras, Thompson's Gazelles? and other antelopes/deer, Egyptian Geese, Wart Hogs, the Buffalo, street cattle-almost R-rated (lol), to then more Swazi wildlife and the natives, corn and other street sellers/peddlers, to that amazing culture and dance show, WOW oh WOW, you two, MOST AMAZING 🤩you both, and the absolute 'Legendary' 🏆 2-wheel drive Trudy, truly are. - (💡I think she deserves a place in the Smithsonian or maybe a local UK museum - 💡hold a raffle when she is retired😉! ) Words and vids just don't even do justice to the scenery, and that sunset with you cuddling/watching it was mesmerizing and oh so magical, such a special moment to treasure. So again, Thank You for sharing with us, all of this 'magic' and wonderous experience.
That red bush was bougainvillea.
Yes, and they need a lot of sunlight
Awesome video as always Chris and Marianne. This has been an incredible experience lots of amazing wildlife and incredible views and some incredibly friendly people. Thanks for letting us ride along with y’all on y’all’s journey around the world.
You both were very brave to walk by that river‼️And then you even had to drive through the river‼️‼️👍
Africa changes you. It’s magical!!❤ I can’t remember a better sunset than the one in Zambia on the river Zambezi
Affter how many beers?
Swaziland is an incredible little kingdom, so glad you enjoyed it. Depending on the border post you go through, you could go through my beautiful hometown of Nelspruit. Either way you'll be in the Mpumalanga province. I've been in Cape Town for three years now, which has been a disappointment, I'm not sure I'll get used to being away from the bush and the true essence of South Africa. You are going into the most amazing part, I hope you have a fantastic week. Drive safely!!
I thought I was the only one who is not so crazy about Cape Town. I always tell people, it lacks what makes Africa magical.
@@SoulBuddy2222 The Western Cape has been the worst province I've lived in. The Animal cruelty is on steroids here 😢 The people are rude and unhelpful 😢 It's definitely not what it's made out to be, that's for sure! If my daughter and grandson didn't need me to help, I would have gone back to Mpumalanga long ago!
Swaziland / Eswatini is beautiful. It was known as Swaziland when i backpacked through it in 2001! Still have the little table with the tri legs that i brought from a market stall on the side of the road along with a woven basket and some stone carved head busts. Managed to pack them all into my backpack for the flight home 😂. People often forget that Africa can get cold especially when you are at altitude. I’m hoping your next big adventure after you have been back to the UK is to buy a 4x4 and explore Africa further.
Wonderful video thanks for sharing. I have been lucky to visit Eswatini (Swaziland) 3 times. In 1988 1989 and 2000. I have always been amazed at how beautiful, friendly and very good value for money this small kingdom is. I can't wait to return.
I think the reason I loved your Turkey stay was that you got to take your time and we were able to see so much of that beautiful country. I have enjoyed the other countries…but that will always be my favorite.
What a fabulous trip! Eswatini is on my bucket list! I so love traveling with you and Trudy.🥰
The weekend is always an African Feast. Saturday it's Keno Yves who is currently in Zambia with his Trike, and Sunday it's you guys. I am so envious. This Giraffe family was watching you more than you were watching them. Beware of the Black Mamba.
Wowzie Wow type video ❤️🌹❤️ Exquisite beauty threw Africa 🌹❤️🌹 What a gorgeous opportunity . Great filming ❤️🌹❤️
The fire and drum water heater is called a donkey 😂
Most people don't know this. My dad built one a few months ago on their smallholding due to loadshedding.
Ahh the memories of getting up too early to fire up the donkey, and then have some roosterbrood and condensed milk coffee before the sun rises.
@@tessb3039 also on ships we had a so called “donkey boiler” to supply steam for driving the main diesel engine auxiliary pumps. This was a long time ago, today the modern ships have smaller auxiliary diesels generating electricity to drive all the auxiliaries elec motors.
Truly Afrikaans!
That's called a donkey had it on the farm in Limpopo
What a beautiful experience. I would definitely agree that E-Swatini is an amazing place.
If you see another crocodile dip down and you're near the bank, you need to get moving (forget dignity; run). They move incredibly quickly (as in it takes _seconds_ to reach you) - and that's on land, too. You'll encounter a lot of these fords and low level bridges in parks. They're fine. Just don't try crossing if the water is starting to flood.
We thoroughly enjoy your RUclips channel and admire the courageous driver. The India episodes kept us on the edge of our seats!! We hope you are going to the Kruger National Park, there is wildlife in abundance. We visited Swaziland in 2019 on a well-known Motorbike Rally and what a great place. We hope you enjoy the rest of your Africa adventures. Love from Cape Town.😊
Thank you for taking us with you on your travels. Stunning scenery and the wild animals, is something, most of us won't ever see in person, in our lifetime!! We've followed you for a few months now. Can I ask, does Chris not drive at all? Mary Ann you do brilliant driving and you never seem to let anything get to you mentally, when driving through some difficult roads!! Have a great week guys.. 😊🥰🌞
That was a fantastic days travel. Loved it there so much. Thanks for taking us with you. ❤
Chris and Maryanne walking down a remote path as the beautiful sunset in the background. Chris: "hopefully there are no predators who snuck in". Oh, goodness....I lost it 😅❤
The bush with the res flower looked like Bougainvillea’s. They grow all over Southern California and Arizona.
I have permanent envy of your journey and adventures...
Swaziland was the former name of E-Swatini; an absolute monarchy in the middle of southern Africa. You guys are really enjoying it!
To me it’ll always be Swaziland lol 😂
That was an amazing place and road trip!!! Enjoy your trip and Thank you for sharing 👍❤😊 Cheers 🍻
Thomson gazelles have that distinctive leaping into the air as if defeating gravity sailing through the air.
I saw a funny meme with a sign that said "Be careful when walking under large trees for falling prey as this is where leopards store their kills." and underneath that it said " You may have wanted to start with ' BEWARE OF LEOPARDS"
Love Swaziland, spent many happy holidays, visiting family friends who live in the Pigs Peak area. ❤
I hitched through Swaziland back in 1992 - got chased by a hippo one night I recall! Very nice place back then.
The "geese" by the croc pool are called Egyptian Geese, which weirdly enough are actually ducks and not geese at all!
Yikes, driving across those rivers had my holding my breath!
Marianne is an incredibly brave driver. Not only with the rivers but also driving through the super busy city areas like when you were in Mozambique.
Thats my country ESWATINI
WOW-just driving down the road and seeing 5 giraffes just roaming free‼️
Im bit late, but watching this now. Sending love from Cape Town. Love your reactions to our beautiful country.
Morning guys , just have to say wait till you get home and see the potholes here , loving the videos take care 🤩🇬🇧
Wonderfil ! A barbeque in South Africa is called a braai. Those big monkeys are baboons. 🙂
Hi, in the clip at the waterhole where you filmed the hippo's and rhino's, you can see a crock swimming, good luck guys, and safe travels. Regards Renier
Wat een prachtige beelden en een mooi land en natuur jullie hebben ons weer laten genieten top 👍👍🙏👩❤️👨
I can't wait for Sundays to follow you on your adventures. I'm originally from Zim and we had a water heating system like the hot water heating system at your last camp. We called it a Matabele boiler. In South Africa, they call it a Donkey boiler
You have traveled to many interesting places on your journey but this country with all the animals and beauty is really amazing‼️‼️👍
Absolutely beautiful. U are an amazing driver. Eswatini is so beautiful. an as for Trudy❤❤❤❤.well done❤
I never been there but I hear about this little country Zwaziland kingdom at least 15 years ago
Breakfast with Tread the Globe!
Chris and Marianne in the moooring!
Omgoodness, the singers and dancers were absolutely fudging amazing 😍
I'm watching the video muttering Get back in the Van! Great video.
Really nice episode of your journey - enjoyed it so much. Great filming, splicing and dicing. And I agree that Eswatini is beautiful.
When you said, Chris - "I hope we can find our way back"; and Marianne said - "I can get lost in a carpark" - as a walker in sometimes difficult to navigate in terrain - I am super surprised when walkers don't use a simple handheld GPS. Just setting 'Home' as the vehicle or campsite - you can then easily either follow the 'breadcrumb' track back - or, navigate back through a different route - exactly to the starting point.
Eswatini looks great. Didn't know much about it before watching this!
Now that's Africa!
Malolotja is amazing i went there many times in the 90s. Seeing you arrive at the main gate at sunset like that evoked so many memories for me you have no idea x
Amazing country Eswatini. Thank you for taking us along. 😊
You guys have great attitudes of gratitude! Love your vids. From South Africa and maybe one day will be blessed to travel to beautiful Swaziland. Safe travels.
Have been to Swaziland many times. Love the people try going to Mlilwane gamepark.
This was great...as to the guy on a bike...I've seen a ranger on a bike at Kruger...and there are definitely predators there.😅 Africa speaks to your soul
Aaah my country❤❤❤❤❤..better watch this on the big screen.
Beautiful trip today , with a lot of fantastic views . Good luck for '' la suite ''
I have all different colours of bougainvillea in my garden. They are very hardy and very thorny.
I love Eswatini, especially the Ezulwini area. The country is so peaceful and the people are really friendly.
Thats the thing about southern African when you come back in a few years its really going to feel like coming home .
Thank you for showing us Eswantini - a West African.❤🎉😂
Appreciate you guys. My comment - with most of these roads, you don't actually need a 4x4, you just need something with decent ground clearance😉
What a stark contrast between India, teeming with humanity, and Southern Africa, with it's vast, wild spaces. Great driving and filming. Maybe, one of these days, you'll come back equipped with a 4x4.
Enjoying this African journey the most so far.
Your content is amazing. You sharing what living in the moment is. Thank you.❤
I'm so glad that Paddy Doyle led me to you two. Thank you for sharing your travels. You do nice work. I've been with you since Thailand.
Loved that stop you made at farm restaurant , loooked amazing, love places like that, you were brave getting out near crocs or mad 😂
Wow! What a wonderful couple you are! I have been following you for quite some time, you always surprise me with your courage and capacity of handling important risks, like crossing this river in this video. Congrats. Thank you for sharing.
Again - I like your channel so much. Take us to such beautiful locations. Unbelievable - more than 4 years on the road. All the others talk about, trudy was already there :D What a epic trip. Stay safe. Greetings from germany.
I used to go to Malindela´s for Sunday lunch in the mid 90´s...Such good memories
I liked your videos and you are very nice positive people.
Good luck..
This amazing guys😅, it’s like I’ve been touring along with you all the way from South Africa, Bulawayo, Victoria Falls, Botswana and Eswatini to Durban. It’s eye opening, some of the places I have been to and others new.
10.000 plus miles to go guys - my Sunday mornings will not be the same - each week I settle down to watch you guys with a large coffee - I am throughly enjoying this part of the adventure - keep safe have fun .
As a South African I'm learning new routes and places to go to from your travels.
I have deep roots going back 5 generations to the area you now going to.
I'm looking forward to your next vlog.❤
The sunset was beautiful!
I would have opened,closed the gate and back in Trudy without my feet touching the ground..😂
Why?
🤣😂
Shout out when you coming back..will show you my beautiful country Eswatini
its sooo amazing you have a great time in africa 💘
bush with red flowers - bougenville there is a large variety and colours. - they are native to Brazil, Peru, and Argentina, but along roads in South Afric we have some random ones around.
It gets better and better😊
Hello Ambassadors
Great scenery! This is what I call " WILD NATURE" for real!
Loved it. Seeing these wild animals by your vehicle must be an awesome experience!
Be safe. Love from Florida ❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
hi frm Malaysia...I noticed the road are well maintain...look good...
My fave time of the week , breakfast with amazing tread the globe team , thoroughly enjoying every second , what an adventure ! Thank you kindly .
There are no Deer in Southern Africa all different types of Buck Impala...Kudu ...Springbok...Eland
God bless you! 🫶🥰🧿
Thank you so much for sharing your journeys. I feel like I am travelling with you to places I will never have the opportunity to visit, lately from the hectic time in India to the absolutely stunning Africa!
Another fantastic adventure…you guys just get more and more terrific! Much love, Texas x