Didn’t get to catch you live, but enjoyed this. My wife developed a strong allergy to local Ontario, Canada wines around 2001. White wine was her only choice until 2008 when we visited South Africa. She noticed the smell of SA red wine was pleasing, tried it successfully and that enhanced our 3 week wonderful visit. She now has red wine regularly, but not Ontario wine. She thought is was Sulphites added to the wine, but I think it is something in the soil. Glad you too found a solution. We hope to be able to return, of course. We are always well treated in SA.
So absolutely great to be able to see you, since we can’t see you on Wild Earth,needless to say how much everyone is missing you. But we are following your journey with great interest and appreciate so much these live chats. I also meant to ask what is the exact title of Tristan’s show because I’m not able to find it. Thank,thank you!😊👌❤️
Camped on the Chobe riverfront at Ihaha in March 2016, site C-8. Just one night. Spectacular viewing with tons of Elephant, Fish Eagle, buffalo... incredible sunset over the river... massive thunderstorm overnight which had us fearing for our lives, plus there were hippo & Elephant ghosting around us in the night... saw a Lion kill up close (Zebra) in the forest on our way out... truly spectacular place
I am glad I live on my own! I must sound quite silly sounding like a chimp going "Oh Oh Oh!! when I see your name on my notifications! Love the catch up with you both, thank you! Blessings always
I am a little late to the show, being on vacation in California with my family right now.....but I just love this one. Funny to mention Tristan and James Richard finding leopards! And we know hangry in my family.....too well....both male and female. Just keep the chocolate and fruit and cheese nearby!
3 months in US camping... you could fit a big circle in that time... the northern and then snake back between central and southern.... it's basically a 6 day drive straight across, so plenty of time to see a lot in 3 months.
@@msbarb1 truly, truly missed.. no offense to the djuma guides now hut there isnt a funny bone between the 4 most recent and i love Tristan and Steve and they may be funny in a pinch but no one, and i mean NO ONE in the vicinity of djuma has a natural ability to entertain like you do James
Hi James and Kirsten, sadly can’t get to watch live as I’m asleep 😴😴😴 in Australia when it airs on UA-cam. Love the show and your chats. A question have you travelled to Namibia if not, will you be going soon?
my advice, stay OUT of New York and Chicago.....start in Florida....go west across the south.....then depending on the season, come north to southern Illinois up to St.Louis.....maybe Wisconsin (where I am) across to South Dakota.....back south to Nevada then Northern California (not southern).....then get out.
I don’t catch or eat fish for exactly the same reason. It seems cruel to me because the fish fight so hard for their lives & a lot of fish die needlessly for humans to eat some of them
Thank you for sharing your wildlife and park experience, I travel vicariously with you.
Thanks so much for sharing your journey i love Africa and this is the only way I get to see it the two of you are so fun to watch
We are so blessed to have you two putting out youtube videos so that we can still see you and share with you. TY TY TY
Didn’t get to catch you live, but enjoyed this. My wife developed a strong allergy to local Ontario, Canada wines around 2001. White wine was her only choice until 2008 when we visited South Africa. She noticed the smell of SA red wine was pleasing, tried it successfully and that enhanced our 3 week wonderful visit. She now has red wine regularly, but not Ontario wine. She thought is was Sulphites added to the wine, but I think it is something in the soil. Glad you too found a solution. We hope to be able to return, of course. We are always well treated in SA.
I hope you get to return too, and maybe try some Badger and Mountain wine while in South Africa!
thoroughly enjoy these and your nature videos, James. Without you on WE drives, I need this for my "fix".... thank you
Thank you that was fun ❤️❤️❤️
So absolutely great to be able to see you, since we can’t see you on Wild Earth,needless to say how much everyone is missing you. But we are following your journey with great interest and appreciate so much these live chats. I also meant to ask what is the exact title of Tristan’s show because I’m not able to find it. Thank,thank you!😊👌❤️
Thanks so much, check Brave Wilderness on YT - it's called Ranger Exchange
Camped on the Chobe riverfront at Ihaha in March 2016, site C-8. Just one night. Spectacular viewing with tons of Elephant, Fish Eagle, buffalo... incredible sunset over the river... massive thunderstorm overnight which had us fearing for our lives, plus there were hippo & Elephant ghosting around us in the night... saw a Lion kill up close (Zebra) in the forest on our way out... truly spectacular place
It really is a magical place! What great sightings you had - very cool!
Me again the one that always has to watch the replay. Always great to see you both.
You're both really good at these videos. I have a self-drive safari booked for Namibia in October 2022. A special hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
I am glad I live on my own! I must sound quite silly sounding like a chimp going "Oh Oh Oh!! when I see your name on my notifications! Love the catch up with you both, thank you! Blessings always
I am a little late to the show, being on vacation in California with my family right now.....but I just love this one. Funny to mention Tristan and James Richard finding leopards! And we know hangry in my family.....too well....both male and female. Just keep the chocolate and fruit and cheese nearby!
You could do a trip to Yellowstone only for a week and do an awesome show. So much to see there! 🇺🇸🇿🇦👍🏻
Great idea
........INCRÍVEL...........ESPETACULAR...........
Kirsten, I get hangry the same way. It is Phase Two in the decline. Phase one I feel like taking a nap, no hunger. Third phase is speaking jibberish.
I am enjoying watching your excursions.
Glad you like them!
3 months in US camping... you could fit a big circle in that time... the northern and then snake back between central and southern.... it's basically a 6 day drive straight across, so plenty of time to see a lot in 3 months.
greetings I'm enjoying your content thanks....keep it up
SW Florida missed your Live! Watching now We Love U Both!
I’ve been trying to fix my volume lol cheers
James, will you ever be back at Djuma for WE?
Because your sense of humor and your passion are truly missed
@@msbarb1 yes @James Hendry you are sorely missed.
@@msbarb1 truly, truly missed.. no offense to the djuma guides now hut there isnt a funny bone between the 4 most recent and i love Tristan and Steve and they may be funny in a pinch but no one, and i mean NO ONE in the vicinity of djuma has a natural ability to entertain like you do James
I was trying to lipread because I thought I’d gone deaf all of a sudden even though the dog next door was barking lol.
Hi James and Kirsten, sadly can’t get to watch live as I’m asleep 😴😴😴 in Australia when it airs on UA-cam.
Love the show and your chats.
A question have you travelled to Namibia if not, will you be going soon?
No we haven’t but we definitely want to and will make a plan to at some stage - definitely will make a series when we do!!
Come to India sometime for Tigers.
Central India is best, with Nagpur as a tiger capital of India.
my advice, stay OUT of New York and Chicago.....start in Florida....go west across the south.....then depending on the season, come north to southern Illinois up to St.Louis.....maybe Wisconsin (where I am) across to South Dakota.....back south to Nevada then Northern California (not southern).....then get out.
Good idea! We will need to start saving and planning...
@@JamesHendry my home is small, but you'd be most welcome to stay as long as you'd like!
hi there, i might have missed it but are James and Kirsten not coming back to WE any longer? it sounds like he got a new job with Africa Geographic?
Strange times in Africa...rain rain rain. Will the number of carnivores noticeably increase, with the great food available for herbivores etc.
They actually decrease (in sightings) because the herbivores spread out due to increase of food and water
I had a question but missed the chat.
Next time!
Hello
No sound???
I don’t catch or eat fish for exactly the same reason. It seems cruel to me because the fish fight so hard for their lives & a lot of fish die needlessly for humans to eat some of them