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@@belomark3680ice / snow isn't water so Antarctica is the largest desert. Google search largest desert and this comes up 1. Antarctic Polar Desert. Antarctica is the largest continent, as well as the largest desert in the world. This frigid wasteland dominates the South Pole with a massive surface area of 5.5 million square miles ( 14.2 million square kilometers)
All my life I hsve been fascinated by Nomadic people, throughout the world. Their fierce Independence, Loyalty, Pride. Each Culture, has roots in Warrior traditions. You cannot help but respect their traditions! It is a hard life, but the rewards are worth it! This is a Wonderfull Video!
@@mikebacherl2490 You are a not even getting where I am coming from! We lived a life of poverty, but We never made life more difficult, than what it already was! To this day when I sit down to eat. I give Thanks! This past Saturday my Blood Pressure went town to 54, yet I gave Thanks! The difference between You, and Me, is simply this! I will always give Thanks, where you don't! Live, and Let Live!
The Earth is flat Sun sets in muddy water The earth is Static Sun revolves the Earth Donky has ability to reach deep space Moon can be cut in two 6 year old girl is a Mia Khalifa. 4 Ajwa khajoor can cure all disease except cancer. Camel Urine is a medicine
I know one thing fur sure: if I ever visit a desert I will drive a Toyota. In all documentaries about deserts, that brand is always present. Excellent documentary!
Its like those Nokia 3310, durable AF. Some people even said its easy to repair and parts easily available from third party or source company, but I dont know that its true or not cause I have no knowledge in mechanical vehicle.
Also let's not forget it depends on the person who owns it, oh wait secondhand cars which are overused are sold and still used as military vehicles where they put machine guns on it. And its mostly Toyota's pick-up 🛻
@@reevus01 In 1987 Libya decided to invade the neighboring country of Chad. The Chadian Army was poorly equipped with only light trucks. However these trucks had better maneuverability and driver farther in worse terrain the Libyan tanks & APCs. So the Chadians gave the Libyans a good sound thrashing and the whole thing was called the Toyota War. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_War
@@sufwannawab yes but I think due to globalisation and modernization their own offspring are not interested to preserve their precious culture . But they also unaware about life of city which is full of stress and tension.
A brilliant doco..places that have not changed in the Sahara for many years..truly beautiful scapes with the Tuaregs having the freedom hard won to be able to cross borders as they wish…thankyou..
Every time I flew over the Sahara in and out of Nigeria, I always love the view over the Sahara. I relish every glimpse, my eyes are fixated on the window.
نحن لسنا مجموعة من الناس!! ..نحن قبائل نعيش في البراري كسائر الأمم.. We are not just a group of people We are Tribes touareg We live in Sahara like any other Nation
Brilliant camera work. Beautiful sound design as well. One of the best documentaries about Sahara i saw. These people seem very happy and truly free. Sometimes we forget how fortunate we are living in our blessed lives with all comforts. Yet still we complain about insignificant things.
@@theccpisaparasite8813 interesting comment. I make a general statement regarding what i believe freedom actually implies and to whom. And you give a blanket statement. Very liberal of you. Ok, I’ll bite. Pls elaborate.
What a life! I too a few years before that I crossed the Sahara from Sudan to Libya and then to Europe,and it was my best and worst memories of my life! Sahara is magnificent but the same time deadly!!
@@janewangui3984 It was a Toyota pickups and we were almost 30 people and we lost one of our friends and buried him there in the desert,it was really hard and it's a long story to write it here🤗
Absolutely amazing documentary.. a relief from non professional RUclipsr documentaries. This is something I used to watch as a child. I had similar feeling today. Thank you.
through out this amazing documentary, the thing that stolen my heart, is curing that wounded person. you people are so kind hearted. your activity is matchless
This Documentary touches my heart the way of living local life in such dry Area with honour and tradition is so especial thanks to Real History team for the the Dacumentory 🙏
SubhanAllah! So beautiful! Thank you for taking me along! When my daughter was in Cairo for her 3rd year of college, we took a holiday foray to the Siwa Oasis. I was completely awestruck at our encounter with the Sahara; i will never forget it. Apart from the feeling of being lost in the midst of the great ocean of sand, there was the absence of sound, except for the whisper of the wind over the dunes. Our guides/hosts spread a great wool rug and prepared sweet, hot mint tea as we sat watching & wondering how they'd manage to return us safely to our inn with the sun seeming to melt like a pat of butter over the tops of the dunes.
I have to stop watching this fantastic amazing and mind blowing video after you skied down the sand mountain. What a show you have performed. WOW an incredible journey on the Sahara Desert. I’m going to Douz, Tunisia tomorrow. My first time to the desert, I know it would be nothing compared to yours but it is what I can do as an Asian female solo traveler. I’m very excited still. Thank you so much for this wonderful video. JC
Real history, true story. Fascinating journey into Fascinating people survive in their natural way. Perhaps science and technology is not necessary in life, but then nice to have in order to ripe benefit of what the earth has to offer. Thanks for the efforts and keep up the good work.
A year ago I drove from the French Alps to the Sahara -(ferry across the Med) what surprised me most was how bloody cold its gets at night in the desert !!
great coverage and what a life you are living! Envious of you 🙂. The BGM was great .. the trumpet was beautifully played and connected to the tune right away... probably seemed like i have heard it before though!
I am slowly realizing how important tradition is, even in today's fast-paced world. These people have managed to preserve their traditions because modernity has not yet reached them, allowing them to live their lives fully in their own way.
really enjoyed the insights in this video, it's always fascinating to learn more about places like the Sahara. but honestly, I think while it's the largest desert, some might overlook the ecological significance of smaller deserts that are just as unique. what do you all think?
"Sahara: The Largest Desert On Earth | Journeys To The Ends Of The Earth | Real History" takes viewers on an awe-inspiring journey through one of the planet's most iconic landscapes. This captivating video offers a glimpse into the vastness and beauty of the Sahara Desert, showcasing its breathtaking dunes, rugged terrain, and fascinating wildlife. Through stunning cinematography and insightful narration, the video delves into the rich history and unique ecosystems of the Sahara, revealing the challenges and triumphs of life in this extreme environment. From ancient civilizations to modern-day nomadic tribes, the Sahara has been home to a diverse array of cultures and traditions, each leaving its mark on the desert landscape. As we journey through the Sahara's sweeping vistas and hidden oases, we are reminded of the importance of preserving this fragile ecosystem for future generations. Thank you for this enlightening and visually stunning exploration of the largest desert on Earth. 🌵🐪 #SaharaDesert #JourneysToEndsOfEarth
In the beginning when he grabs that vendors salt and then throw it. The guy is like 😮. I find it distracting how he pronounces Niger two different ways. Also the fact he’s English and knows zero French is baffling. Idk. Those poor animals …how they are treated. But the culture is incredible and what a treat to glimpse it so intimately. I wonder how it is now 22 years later. Camels are fascinating animals. They’re chill and badass at the same time. David cracks me up skiing in the desert. That guide was really helpful and informative
Thank you David and your Taureg friends that made this possible and I just wish I had been able to experience your trip. I had 9 months traveling Oman across from Sharjah to town of Nizwa via the mountains near Fujara.
Truly amazing and incredibly beautiful. Thank you so much for taking me on this adventure of crossing the Saharan desert in the country of Niger. I loved watching you sand ski down the high mound and across the sand. Wow! Ancient customs and kind people taking you into their country and showing you the way and you bring this this adventure into our lives as a gift. You are so kind and respectful. Their world is so remote from the genocide of the Palestinians. I hope they find out what the Israelis are doing and pray it ends now and Israel exists no longer because they have been forced to leave and return to Europe.
Antarctic - 5.5 million square miles Arctic - 5.4 million square miles Sahara - 3.5 million square miles Arabian - 1.0 million square miles Gobi - 0.5 million square miles Patagonian - 0.26 million square miles Great Victoria - 0.25 million square miles Kalahari - 0.22 million square miles Great Basin - 0.19 million square miles Syrian - 0.19 million square miles Ten largest deserts in the world.
'Day after day, night after night' he travels on....in the same set of crisp clean pants and shirt....with 3 4WD vehicles following....with creature comforts. 😜😂
No way would I ever go to Africa. No way would I ever cross the desert. Harsh climate hard life. This is not for me however as soon as the video started it just pulled me in I felt hypnotized. Thank you for taking me on a fascinating journey the only way I would ever learn of life on the other side of the world. Greetings from Texas USA 🇺🇸
So sensational a discovery,so emotional a milestone..what an achievement....I can't wait to host you in the pearl of Africa and take you through all East and Central Africa one day
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Desert to mean no water; hence, sahara is the largest.
@@belomark3680ice / snow isn't water so Antarctica is the largest desert. Google search largest desert and this comes up 1. Antarctic Polar Desert. Antarctica is the largest continent, as well as the largest desert in the world. This frigid wasteland dominates the South Pole with a massive surface area of 5.5 million square miles ( 14.2 million square kilometers)
All my life I hsve been fascinated by Nomadic people, throughout the world. Their fierce Independence, Loyalty, Pride. Each Culture, has roots in Warrior traditions. You cannot help but respect their traditions! It is a hard life, but the rewards are worth it! This is a Wonderfull Video!
yeah they are very cool, I want one of those swords!
Durn Man...what rewards? You have SAND in your food, water, bed...and even in your mouth if you sleep with it open!!!
@@mikebacherl2490 You are a not even getting where I am coming from! We lived a life of poverty, but We never made life more difficult, than what it already was! To this day when I sit down to eat. I give Thanks! This past Saturday my Blood Pressure went town to 54, yet I gave Thanks! The difference between You, and Me, is simply this! I will always give Thanks, where you don't! Live, and Let Live!
It's what's holding them back. No education, lack of medicine, hunger, no resources, and on, and on
The Earth is flat
Sun sets in muddy water
The earth is Static
Sun revolves the Earth
Donky has ability to reach deep space
Moon can be cut in two
6 year old girl is a Mia Khalifa.
4 Ajwa khajoor can cure all disease except cancer.
Camel Urine is a medicine
Million times worthy than scrolling whole day through reels .I love it ,its one of the best documentary.
absolutely amazing
as the guide said "freedom first"
no boundaries and no borders.
love it really
And the face expression of his wife really showed what she thought about it.
I know one thing fur sure: if I ever visit a desert I will drive a Toyota. In all documentaries about deserts, that brand is always present. Excellent documentary!
My Tacoma has 325,000 miles and runs excellent
Its like those Nokia 3310, durable AF.
Some people even said its easy to repair and parts easily available from third party or source company, but I dont know that its true or not cause I have no knowledge in mechanical vehicle.
Scotty Kilmer swears by Toyota. He says they are the best built cars in the country.
Also let's not forget it depends on the person who owns it, oh wait secondhand cars which are overused are sold and still used as military vehicles where they put machine guns on it. And its mostly Toyota's pick-up 🛻
@@reevus01 In 1987 Libya decided to invade the neighboring country of Chad. The Chadian Army was poorly equipped with only light trucks. However these trucks had better maneuverability and driver farther in worse terrain the Libyan tanks & APCs. So the Chadians gave the Libyans a good sound thrashing and the whole thing was called the Toyota War. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_War
Halfway into the documentary and I can say it's one of the best documentaries made
How was the other half?
Gets better
Yes toyota is the beast in rough terrain👍
Theres a 5 hour version David Adams has that shows his whole journey through Africa.. this is just 1 part of it.. it's an incredible thing
@marilougo6084 "what breed of camel you like best?".. Toyota of course
The reaction of the guides to skiing down the dune was priceless.
Yea I like that segment, he worked for that decent
They might even make up a song about his feat
Whitest thing he could've done lol
The reaction seems pretty understandable.. "look at this frigging idiot".. no water, no cover..
.....and his hair was perfect at the end of the ride...... amazing!!!!!!
The camera work was fantastic, huge props to the team.
I love RUclips because it allows me to travel in space (travel documents) and in time (history documents). But this document is a travel in both.
It was one of the best documentaries I've ever watched. No words! Unbelievable people. 👏
I love this documentary so much😊
And proud the citizens who preserve their culture even in harsh climate
@paras brother well said, but let’s wish that there is no oil found in that precious land, so it can be stayed as it is till the eternity,
@@sufwannawab yes but I think due to globalisation and modernization their own offspring are not interested to preserve their precious culture .
But they also unaware about life of city which is full of stress and tension.
Profitless destitute way of life dependent on civilization. That boy loses his hand without modern medicine
Amazing! One of the best sights I have seen in this documentary in my long years.
Good luck, young man, and God be with you.
A brilliant doco..places that have not changed in the Sahara for many years..truly beautiful scapes with the Tuaregs having the freedom hard won to be able to cross borders as they wish…thankyou..
Every time I flew over the Sahara in and out of Nigeria, I always love the view over the Sahara. I relish every glimpse, my eyes are fixated on the window.
This was once all forest land and grass lands, perhaps even all rain forest.
Before that it was once covered in Glaciers miles deep.
@@davidfromamerica1871it's much prettier as a desert, it has more character that way.
What a treasure. The desert is beautiful. Thank you.
Poor camels 😥 the load they carry made me feel sick.
Yes... beautiful if seen from the far but fearsome and disastrous if We are caught in the (middle of) desert.
Thrilling, fascinating, beautiful. THIS is travel! Thanks so much!
Well done, Mate! Thank you for a remarkable journey,, indeed.
This is first English film that I ever watch complete in one time.
and it is a wonderful film.
@@黃建安-m6svery good! Did you learn an abundance?
Real History is Master Piece !!! Very Excellent ! I am from Bengaluru- 🇮🇳 India. Thanks a Lot !!!
What a mind blowing documentary.. absolutely appreciate,, love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
This is by far the best ever well produced documentary ever..Period
neh its more like adventure holiday diary than a documentary. but i agree its absolute briliant
Fantastic, thank you for such wonderful documentary. I always have a deep curiosity about the Tuaregs.
Unbelievable, I just started watching for a minute or two but ended up watching almost without blinking the whole in no time
true it is amazing ❤
Yes ❤❤
The stunning footage and rich historical narratives capture the grandeur and harshness of this incredible place.
Such a marvelous story of an amazing group of people and animals! Thank you!
نحن لسنا مجموعة من الناس!! ..نحن قبائل نعيش في البراري كسائر الأمم..
We are not just a group of people
We are Tribes touareg
We live in Sahara like any other Nation
@@westwild75 Thank you for helping me understand you better. With utmost respect to Tribes Touareg.
Brilliant camera work. Beautiful sound design as well. One of the best documentaries about Sahara i saw. These people seem very happy and truly free. Sometimes we forget how fortunate we are living in our blessed lives with all comforts. Yet still we complain about insignificant things.
best documentary i have watched in a while
Absolutely amazing just like wow! Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful journeys
These are truly free people. They live and breathe the freedom we only talk about in the west.
You weren't paying attention
@@theccpisaparasite8813 interesting comment. I make a general statement regarding what i believe freedom actually implies and to whom. And you give a blanket statement. Very liberal of you. Ok, I’ll bite. Pls elaborate.
They are slaves to intolerant religion, sketchy civil government and choking cultural expectations. Ask an American what freedom is
This is very fluent!
What a life! I too a few years before that I crossed the Sahara from Sudan to Libya and then to Europe,and it was my best and worst memories of my life! Sahara is magnificent but the same time deadly!!
Hello,which means of transport did you use?
@@janewangui3984 It was a Toyota pickups and we were almost 30 people and we lost one of our friends and buried him there in the desert,it was really hard and it's a long story to write it here🤗
@@janewangui3984The trafficker's truck?
I have learnt a lot i didnt know there are amaizing people living in the heart of Sahara desert! Thank for your wonderful documentary!
Absolutely amazing documentary.. a relief from non professional RUclipsr documentaries. This is something I used to watch as a child. I had similar feeling today. Thank you.
Thanks for helping us travel the Desert virtually. It is just a marvel. Anice documentary
through out this amazing documentary, the thing that stolen my heart, is curing that wounded person. you people are so kind hearted. your activity is matchless
This Documentary touches my heart the way of living local life in such dry Area with honour and tradition is so especial thanks to Real History team for the the Dacumentory 🙏
absolutely amazing
as the guide said "freedom first"
no boundaries and no borders.
love it really ❤
Really! Do you have door to your house/apartment? If so then you’re a hypocrite
You do realize that they don't mean it, right?
I'm African, but I knew nothing about the Tuareg until I watched this documentary. I envy the narrator
SubhanAllah! So beautiful! Thank you for taking me along! When my daughter was in Cairo for her 3rd year of college, we took a holiday foray to the Siwa Oasis. I was completely awestruck at our encounter with the Sahara; i will never forget it. Apart from the feeling of being lost in the midst of the great ocean of sand, there was the absence of sound, except for the whisper of the wind over the dunes. Our guides/hosts spread a great wool rug and prepared sweet, hot mint tea as we sat watching & wondering how they'd manage to return us safely to our inn with the sun seeming to melt like a pat of butter over the tops of the dunes.
Thank you! I really enjoyed watching that especially as it’s been a drizzly day here in Scotland.
Fantastic documentary. Thank you so much for your fine effort.
Fascinating and fun, i travelled through Algeria yrs ago to an oasis town in the Sahara called Gardiah, as you entered the air became cooler.
I have to stop watching this fantastic amazing and mind blowing video after you skied down the sand mountain. What a show you have performed. WOW an incredible journey on the Sahara Desert. I’m going to Douz, Tunisia tomorrow. My first time to the desert, I know it would be nothing compared to yours but it is what I can do as an Asian female solo traveler. I’m very excited still. Thank you so much for this wonderful video. JC
Explored awesome places.
Deserted & dry. Mind blowing land scape.
Inhabitants have tough life.
Despite adversaries they are happy.
Excellent video
The music in this doc is top notch 0:47
Real history, true story. Fascinating journey into Fascinating people survive in their natural way. Perhaps science and technology is not necessary in life, but then nice to have in order to ripe benefit of what the earth has to offer.
Thanks for the efforts and keep up the good work.
And as well as Silk Road..amazing travels..
Humanities histories..
A year ago I drove from the French Alps to the Sahara -(ferry across the Med) what surprised me most was how bloody cold its gets at night in the desert !!
I swr bro
Excellent. David Adams is awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Fascinating and an eye opener! Excellent documentary!
Perfect evidence of how islam makes humans primitive.
really enjoyed this thanks for uploading
"They don't regard borders"
"Freedom first"
The true mentality of the Tuareg
Warriors of the dessert.
Thank you for showing kindness to the boy with an infected hand.
Wow! The tradition surrounding the camel race is a marvel
First time i ever complted a 50 minutes video without blinking of my eyes. love this piece
Loved it so much. Superb piece of work...
Thanks David.Amazing documentary.
The part with the touareg was beautiful.
Sponsored by VW.
Proud and thankful to come from this part of the world .
When he grabbed the salt 3:10 of the video. The man is like "and now, are you buying that salt" 😂😂😂😂
It pissed me off that he used his bare hands on their salt
He asked people before he films guaranteed before he does things to anger them or has bills at the ready
I'm sure they asked them if he could do it beforehand.
Wowwwww!!! What a beautiful look of sun rise and sun set in Sahara desert .
I cant believe you walked up that sand dune you skied down. You made it look easy
great coverage and what a life you are living! Envious of you 🙂. The BGM was great .. the trumpet was beautifully played and connected to the tune right away... probably seemed like i have heard it before though!
The visuals are breathtaking, and the storytelling is exceptional. It feels like I’ve traveled across the Sahara without ever leaving my seat!
I am slowly realizing how important tradition is, even in today's fast-paced world. These people have managed to preserve their traditions because modernity has not yet reached them, allowing them to live their lives fully in their own way.
really enjoyed the insights in this video, it's always fascinating to learn more about places like the Sahara. but honestly, I think while it's the largest desert, some might overlook the ecological significance of smaller deserts that are just as unique. what do you all think?
superb video graphy, excellent documentary, wonderful people and their lifestyle .
Very, VERY, cool! Bucket list curiosity checked off virtually. Thanks!
Superb documentary!
"Sahara: The Largest Desert On Earth | Journeys To The Ends Of The Earth | Real History" takes viewers on an awe-inspiring journey through one of the planet's most iconic landscapes. This captivating video offers a glimpse into the vastness and beauty of the Sahara Desert, showcasing its breathtaking dunes, rugged terrain, and fascinating wildlife.
Through stunning cinematography and insightful narration, the video delves into the rich history and unique ecosystems of the Sahara, revealing the challenges and triumphs of life in this extreme environment. From ancient civilizations to modern-day nomadic tribes, the Sahara has been home to a diverse array of cultures and traditions, each leaving its mark on the desert landscape.
As we journey through the Sahara's sweeping vistas and hidden oases, we are reminded of the importance of preserving this fragile ecosystem for future generations. Thank you for this enlightening and visually stunning exploration of the largest desert on Earth. 🌵🐪 #SaharaDesert #JourneysToEndsOfEarth
In the beginning when he grabs that vendors salt and then throw it. The guy is like 😮. I find it distracting how he pronounces Niger two different ways. Also the fact he’s English and knows zero French is baffling. Idk. Those poor animals …how they are treated. But the culture is incredible and what a treat to glimpse it so intimately. I wonder how it is now 22 years later. Camels are fascinating animals. They’re chill and badass at the same time. David cracks me up skiing in the desert. That guide was really helpful and informative
Pretty sure hes aussie
😂😂😂😂
These people are extraordinary. You capturing on film, was FANTASTIC to see how other people live ❤
Wwwoonderful travail and many thanks for sharing
Nice Documentary, Really Enjoyed it!
Amazing, great job/documentary to this journalist and his team and his all his guides
Thank you David and your Taureg friends that made this possible and I just wish I had been able to experience your trip. I had 9 months traveling Oman across from Sharjah to town of Nizwa via the mountains near Fujara.
i really enjoyed to watch this episode thank s for sharing
Wonderfully captivating, viewed far down south ,Ghana Accra
Thank You, I truly enjoyed your video!
Those veils on the head and face. So misterious and fascinating! 😊
Truly amazing and incredibly beautiful. Thank you so much for taking me on this adventure of crossing the Saharan desert in the country of Niger. I loved watching you sand ski down the high mound and across the sand. Wow! Ancient customs and kind people taking you into their country and showing you the way and you bring this this adventure into our lives as a gift. You are so kind and respectful. Their world is so remote from the genocide of the Palestinians. I hope they find out what the Israelis are doing and pray it ends now and Israel exists no longer because they have been forced to leave and return to Europe.
Fantastic , what a wonder filled hour of knowledge ! Smiles Billy D
Very enjoyable and educational!
Я вражений що Білоруси можуть знімати такий якісний контент. Браво🎉🎉
Thank you for being
So Passionate about
These Bedwin Muslims The lions of the Dessert❤
Beautiful documentary! I learned a lot! Thank You
Beautiful documentary
Excellent, best quality and amazing 👍🏻
Antarctic - 5.5 million square miles
Arctic - 5.4 million square miles
Sahara - 3.5 million square miles
Arabian - 1.0 million square miles
Gobi - 0.5 million square miles
Patagonian - 0.26 million square miles
Great Victoria - 0.25 million square miles
Kalahari - 0.22 million square miles
Great Basin - 0.19 million square miles
Syrian - 0.19 million square miles
Ten largest deserts in the world.
Most of us typically think of deserts as sand and bare rock, so the cold places don't so much register as *deserts*, as in dryness- even cold.
Now for top ten desserts.
@@louielouie6259 desserts? What do desserts have to do with deserts?
@@frankdunbar4140
Don't be a Karen, Frank.
Wrong all wrong the world's greatest desert is surely my ex-wifes' heart...empty......
Such beautiful people. Great Caravan, Salute to Tuareg. Thanks for such a splendid documentary.
'Day after day, night after night' he travels on....in the same set of crisp clean pants and shirt....with 3 4WD vehicles following....with creature comforts. 😜😂
😂😂😂
Yeah it's doubtable
Poor guy, the trouble he has to go through. Nobody knows his sorrow!!!❤😂
And not a Travel Lodge or Motel in site.🤣
@@ranjitverdi5702 poor guy!! Ge must have suffered a lot!!🤭😇😅🤣
No way would I ever go to Africa. No way would I ever cross the desert. Harsh climate hard life. This is not for me however as soon as the video started it just pulled me in I felt hypnotized. Thank you for taking me on a fascinating journey the only way I would ever learn of life on the other side of the world. Greetings from Texas USA 🇺🇸
Just get out of your mental prison..that is the biggest challenge you should mind
It always looks so sheen the desert. Love the music of the cultures that originate there.
this man is really brave, big respect to him!
So sensational a discovery,so emotional a milestone..what an achievement....I can't wait to host you in the pearl of Africa and take you through all East and Central Africa one day
Bravo!
Great journey!
beautiful work again guys
Absolutely beautiful documentary
Awesome video THANKYOU for sharing..enjoyed it
thank you for the documentary
Man i love desert it makes me calm and peaceful. I wish to visit these places in the future