Thanks for the videos Andrew. I'm curious to know how you prepare & what you carry with you to be in remote areas these many days. Especially what you don't carry. I say this because early on one episode you seemed disapproving of one of your colleagues carrying a folding step ladder.
Hi Andrew, I was privelleged enough to spend two weeks travelling around Botswana in October'15, the best experience of my life thus far, so I am really enjoying your current overlander's dream series. My question for you is this, as you are aware here in Ireland (& the UK) the overland scene is quite small, how would you rate what we would call a Land Cruiser (the one pulling the caravan) as an overland vehicle?
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I am very much enjoying this series. Thank you Andrew!
Still here in 2022
. Beautiful videos.
Brilliant and inspirational trip Andrew, please keep them coming
This was one beautiful video. It was so soothing and relaxing. You should definitely make more, and the narration was superb!
Always a pleasure to be here.
This episode almost seemed too short. I can't wait until the next. They're always very interesting.
10:57 That dog looks like, "You don't have no kibbles for me? Stop wasting my time!" Dog walks off. LOL
Who dislikes this?! Anyway great episode. I cant wait for the next one.
That poor donkey with its front legs tied together..I hate seeing stuff like this. Apart from that I love the series.
Thanks for the videos Andrew. I'm curious to know how you prepare & what you carry with you to be in remote areas these many days. Especially what you don't carry. I say this because early on one episode you seemed disapproving of one of your colleagues carrying a folding step ladder.
Hi Andrew, I was privelleged enough to spend two weeks travelling around Botswana in October'15, the best experience of my life thus far, so I am really enjoying your current overlander's dream series. My question for you is this, as you are aware here in Ireland (& the UK) the overland scene is quite small, how would you rate what we would call a Land Cruiser (the one pulling the caravan) as an overland vehicle?
That dog looks like a piriah dog.