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Hello guys ❤ As promised, I'd pop up again 😊 I'm just amazed at the vast expanse of the Karoo. Places like Merriman always make me so curious as to who can live there, what they do, and where they even get any supplies from! Annelie, you need to change your social media handles to "the gatekeeper" 😂 Your Daisy Cottage was more like a Daisy Mansion 😅 It was surprisingly big! Those blooming pear trees were lovely, and I'm sure you enjoyed relaxing under them! Frikkie, as usual was so precious, even if he was stinky lol Will catch up on the other video and comment soon 😊 Love to you both ❤

I love Nieu Bethesda . Such a quaint little town.

Lots of people decern a spirit of Depression in that Owl House...she committed suicide ive yet to see people come out of that place rejoicing

Thank you for showing us the Owl house, I drew the line at the cost of entry, myself. I know they have upkeep to consider but there is so much of beauty - real beauty in the town, rather than mental anguish art, that I find hard to process - found in the Owl house. Those stone men are interesting - I wonder how long they have been there. It must take serious determination and strength to make sculptures like that. Reminding me of some similar people in Namibia, also off the beaten track. I think Churches tell you a lot about the community and their grave yards are also very informative. All in all a lovely video - thank you so much.

Beautiful time capsule at the Owl House

Frikkie the farter! 😂😂 what a beautiful town, Nieu-Bethedsa. An artsy town in the middle of the Karoo, who would have thought! Yes, I felt the Melancholy vibes in the Helen Martin house with you. True art, I guess is when you can feel the emotion. Loving the Gogga cam action!

Fantastic experience 😂stone cold men😂. Thanks again

Dankie julle vir die shout out! Ons het nou lekker sit en brekfis en koffie drink saam met julle! Love julle videos, dis 'n inspirasie vir ons! (spesiale drukkies vir ou Frikkie ❤)

This part of the Karoo is different with tortoise surprises and eight + gates to open well done Annelie Mia and Werner. Frikkie loved exploring too hehe Nice to see the windmill and a few creeks. Looking forward to your next day at Daisy cottage.

Hello guys! I know it's taken me a little longer than usual to comment, but had a few things I was trying to get done so I wasn't online much 😊 Great drone footage and choice of music again 😊 It was interesting to see the blockhouse. I imagined these soldiers guarding that bridge all those years ago! History is amazing. At least I got my water fix with that bit of river 😂 Frikkie was precious resting his head between the two of you in the car ❤ The flask was a special gift! Not sure when your birthday was Werner, but hope you had a lovely one. You guys should actually let us know when your birthdays are so we can make a note and wish you in future 😊 Looks like I have some catching up to do on some more BRC travels 😅 I'll watch the next one soon and as always, leave a comment 😊 Love to you both, and DesH if you see this too ❤

Those back roads…… ❤ The “windpompe” of the Karoo ……❤ Annelie and Mia’s faces while cleaning Frikkie’s tummy and paws …..😂 . Thanks for the midweek episode! Loved the drone shots of the endless dirt roads..

Who’s for the informative content. We planning a garden route trip this December and this place is on our list now

I have one problem with your channel You don’t now how good are. Simply the best. Thanks again

So interesting, your trek across the Karoo - I suppose through many farms, given all those gates. I felt for you hopping in and out to open and close them, but the result was very rewarding. Frikkie was a laugh a minute and watching you two cleaning him up after his waddle in the foul muddy water, was so funny but so understandable too. There is nothing worse than a wet smelly dog at close range. Thank you for the view of Merriman - I found the houses there interesting.(I so wanted to pass that way on my trip, for old times sake, but my disgruntled companion was making a fuss about trips out of our way, and how much petrol it took. So I thought to myself, another time without her!). I love those old houses like the one in Nieu Bethesda, I think of the families who once lived there.

26:15 I love Nieu Bethesda it's such a lovely quaint town with Amazing history. Enjoy yourselves. You guys had me in stitches opening those gates, especially when you put the video on fast speed it reminded me of the old Laurel and Hardy movies 😂

Saint Louis (Louis IX) roi de France, au 13ème siècle, rendait la Justice sous un chêne. L'arbre apporte la sérénité, vous n'en manquerez donc pas! Merci pour ce périple dans le Karoo, j'attends la suite avec impatience mais sérénité.

Such an interesting find in the middle of the Great Karoo well done Werner for the climb up the block house to sneak peak I was itching to see the inside just like Annelie 👏👏👏👏 can't wait for your next episode xx

The historical information was much appreciated and beautiful filming.

Weer n wenner. Frikkie is darem lief vir sy familie veral die vorige ene waar hy ry met sy kop op Werner se skouer.

What a lovely trip, its at times like this with the blockhouse viewing, and wanting a view from every angle - that the drone is truly a useful bit of kit. Hats off to you Werner for climbing up to the front door! It would have been beyond me. But well worth the effort! As for what the river is called, I imagine its the Brak, since its Brakpoort and by my understanding a poort is always a river bed.(But I bow to your superior knowledge, you are Afrikaans speaking). As for Merriman, I think its a siding named after John X Merriman who was a relation of mine. My Grandmother on my Mums side was a Merriman.

One love, great video I love seeing a lot of nature and lovely family 🥰🥰

The history regarding the blockhouse should be interesting. Thanks again

Simply beautiful! Those long grasses/reeds along the river were so tall! The Karoo after a wet winter! Watching this series of videos with you guys, one word comes to mind: Serenity. Time almost stands still amongst the vastness of the big open spaces. Thanks for bringing us along, and for all the behind the scenes hard work that must go into making such great videos!!

Thank you for sharing another beautiful episode! Amazing Blockhouse! A rare specimen of excellent building preserved and free from vandalism

As always, a great watch and inspiration. Can't wait for the next episode. Thanks,

It's been joy watching ❤

Yes looking forward to next episode such a treat 🎉

BIG BIG THANKS, BRC!! So glad to have met you, Annelie, Mia, brilliant visual creators, radiant, bubbly, generous, overflowing, inspiring LOCAL Cape people!! You're a star, Werner!! And a really blessed family, sharing your happiness with the rest of humanity!❤❤😂😊😊

Wow wide open spaces. Nice to see tiny Sutherland abs Fraserburg beautiful churches in both towns My name sake Fraser so a Scottish settler years ago put down roots in this lovely place. Loxton too lovely quaint town. Your wild camp sounds very adventurous indeed 😂

I’m SO DISAPPOINTED you did not explore the church

Hello guys ❤ I'm not quite sure how you withstood driving 600km surrounded by such never-ending nothingness. It just felt so isolated. I'm sure the colours of the landscape were pretty, but this one felt a little too far removed from anything lol Nice to see Frikkie and Mia along 🤗

Oh I love the emptiness of the Karoo, its like medicine to me. There is nothing nicer or more interesting than the open veld. The remnants of people trying to farm the land, the wild life and the flowers eking out a life in the dryness.And all those lovely rocks - leaving me wondering how on earth they were scattered like that and why. I know it was a prehistoric lake but sometimes its all just a bit of a mystery to me. Fraserburg has a coffeeshop( cum Nursery cum printshop) - I can vouch for that - last year I drove the other direction Loxton to Sutherland on the rough road R356( may be they have graded it since we drove it or perhaps 4x4 makes it smoother?) But I loved seeing it with you - its so much easier taking it all in when one isn't doing the driving!Thank you so much!

Lovely Karoo! Spent the weekend of 27-29 September in Sutherland! We had beautiful sunny days and freezing cold nights with snow on Sunday morning 😅

Sometimes it’s difficult to explain the beauty of the Karoo to people who have never been. Great open spaces, rugged terrain, extreme temperatures and unforgiving sometimes for those living there. Experiencing it in person is the only way to see how all this translates to beauty. You guys bring all that to those of us sitting far away! Thank you, I can’t wait for the following episodes! Frikkie is in his element, like he owns the place! His head on Werner’s shoulder while driving the long dirt road, precious! Watching Springbok rugby in a pub in the Karoo sounds like a (South African) religious experience to me!!! Competition for the church next door! 😂😂 Love from Virginia, USA!

En die kerk en die bar is langs mekaar The beauty in different format. Tuff out there. Welcome back 👍👍

We are ex South Africans living in Canada and we are really enjoying your videos, truly wonderful, thank you for this. We live in British Columbia. Lekker bly

Amazing Klipgat Cave is spectacular what a find and thanks 🙏 for sharing your adventure to Walkers Bay NR and once again googa footage of stunning coast line Such an exciting episode 🎉

Amazing Klipgat Cave is spectacular what a find and thanks 🙏 for sharing your adventure to Walkers Bay NR and once again googa footage of stunning coast line Such an exciting episode 🎉

Wonderful adventure once again you are so amazing l loved the caves drone coverage and the thrill of exploring. The blue house was huge compared to other tiny cottages you have enjoyed xx Keep up the great work or play 😂

So exciting exploring caves such an adventure for you both

Baie mooi video. Werner Fortuner loop oral man😂😂

@DesH, I hope you're ok as you appear to be a little M.I.A. since the last video? I hope we'll all see you here in the comments soon, fellow BRC super fan ❤ Love from both mom and I 🤗

Hello friends ❤ That coastal drive was so beautiful! I was so happy every time you stopped to show the sea 😊 That cave was very interesting, and I shared Annelie's awe to think that someone thousands of years ago stood in the very same spot! It gave new meaning to "huisie by die see" 😉 Let me tell you, if I had been a passenger during the 4 x 4 trail, Werner would have had to bleep out so many interesting words that he'd probably just have to put an entire song over it 😂 What a stunning morning at your "blou huis"! Those views and sounds are nothing short of therapy for the soul. Thank you both ❤ Such a well produced video, and as always, so nice to watch the two of you being so natural and enjoying your surroundings 🤗

Wow..once again awesome footage. We'll done goga and guys

Thats a lovely bit of coast line, I doubt the guys who were driving "off the road" should have been there. As driving like that damages the beaches - as much as they think it great fun. I am with Annelie about soft sand. I have got stuck in soft sand before in the Cederberg and its not fun! But having Traction mats are very important for self recovery. The skies all that day were like an ominous canvas, I hope it stayed dry for you. The caves were fascinating - Thanks for posting, its a lovely trip.

Stunning. Love the 4x4 off road track.😊

Absolutely stunning, the view out the cave over the stormy southern Atlantic was breathtaking! And what skills with the drone in the wind to show us the coastline, as I have never that coast from the ocean side before. Annelie’s face on the return through the soft sand, 😂 while Werner’s toes were curling with delight with the challenge of the 4x4 track. I spent many summers escaping the crowds of Cape Town in the Gaansbaai and Kleinbaai area, but never knew half this was there! Yes Werner, technology is wonderful in the right hands! Thanks so much for taking us with! Next time Frikkie, next time!

This is so beautiful and what a stunning drive Thanks again

Hello BRC friends ❤ I sometimes don't always fall asleep easily, so often the loveliest way to wind down is to enjoy one of your videos and go to sleep with all the lovely imagery in mind 😊 Although I will try block out that "beard trimmer spider creature" 😅 I was once bitten by a Sac spider, was pretty ill, not a pleasant experience etc, so I'm not particularly fond of creepy crawlies. But what I will go to sleep thinking of, is that magnificent house, the frog chorus, and the sea views ❤ I'm sure you two must smile to yourselves any time you visit any body of water, because you just know that will certainly interest me 😅 How I loved seeing Coffee on the rocks! You have a knack for finding such charming little places with such atmosphere! Your exploration of those caves took me back to some memories I have of when I went on a tour of the caves at the Cradle Of Humankind. At one section I had to basically crawl through such a small space... a teensy bit claustrophobic but also fascinating to know that some of these cave systems are millions of years old! As always, love your sense of adventure, and enjoyed being a "passenger" again 😊 Thanks guys ❤ Oh and Annelie I hope your mouth / jaw is feeling much better by now! I had 3 of my wisdom teeth out just under local in the chair, and also came away with some bruises so I know these dental procedures aren't fun at all 😩