A truly incredible experience, one that will stay in our hearts for a lifetime! Would you go into the forest!?.. It's pretty terrifying we'll admit 😆 Let us know what's on YOUR bucket list?
YES! I wouldn’t allow an opportunity like that pass by! What an absolute honour to be in their presence ! Just watching this makes me tear up! Just added to my bucket list! 🦍
❤❤ oh Aimee you’re so sweet. All heart but please blow on your soup 🍜 Craig you are ❤brave.. I would have poop 💩 if a gorilla 🦍 walk by me. I❤this adventure
As founder of Sahaya International and cofounder of the Rafiki organization, thank you for having stayed at our Sahaya Rafiki Guesthouse! I am glad you had a great experience in Uganda and hopefully this is the first visit of many more to come in the future. 🙂
“Just believe you can, and you’re halfway there” Trev made me cry when she dedicated this video to those of us too sick to leave the house or travel. I love you guys and your videos so much! Feel like i’m traveling with my best friends when I watch your videos. 💛
Trev you're so authentic with your anxiety, and that helps me immensely with mine. I have extremely bad PTSD and the fact that you're so honest about your anxiety and thoughtful about it helps me with mine. I know being raw and vulnerable is not easy, but thank you. You have no idea how much that helps others that suffer from extreme anxiety as well. You inspire me, and other than the fact I love watching both of you together (you're both perfect for each other and I love watching that), I keep coming back to watch your innocent honesty about it.
Aw Jess, sorry to hear about your anxiety too - it happens to the coolest people 😆 Thanks so much for such a kind comment. This trip to Africa has tested my body and my anxiety lots, so i'm absolutely shattered now but i'm more happy about the experience and memories i have to take away 🥰
@@kingingit I'm so glad you did it though! I've been dreaming about hooking up with my cousin in South Africa for a safari as well. To her, it's just another day, but to me, it would be a dream come true! I'm so glad you got to experience that. Definitely a dream come true, and no amount of anxiety can stop that. 💯💜✌️
'Just believe you can and you're halfway there' my new motto :) also, the fact that they carried that lady who was in a wheelchair into the forest to see the gorillas, how brilliant :')
I have chronic pain and back issues. I can’t walk for more than a couple of minutes without my back giving out. So, I also watch you for vicarious adventures. When you said you dedicated the video to people like us, I burst into tears. Thank you both so much for taking us along on so many once in a lifetime journeys! Love to you both!
@@cyndeeh I thought I was possibly being overly-sensitive at first. Then I realized we are often just an afterthought in most cases…if at all. Hugs to you.
Not sure if its the full moon or life, or seeing the Gorilla's and your reaction to it but I just burst out crying. I went to Uganda and did the same tour years ago...and I know that feeling of being in absolute awe of these beautiful creatures. I also got a key ring, and a mask that proudly sits on my wall at home to this day that was bought by the light of two nokia mobile phone (they didnt have power after dark) after half a bottle of wine in anticipation of the 'big walk' in the morning. Very happy memories recalled back watching this. I would encourage everyone to visit Uganda. The people were so friendly and open, and being able to support the conservation of these magnificent animals for the future generations was humbling. xx.
I suffer anxiety,panic attacks and depression Aimee and I thank you for all these great vlogs and travels that you do, for the likes of us who are too anxious to travel
I empathize with Sandra! I have severe autoimmune diseases that have caused disability. I can travel a bit with my Service Dog, but because of needing frequent infusions, and the anxiety I struggle with, I would never get to see things like this- I really appreciate all the thoughtful work Craig and Aimee put into these videos- they make me feel like I have had the chance to experience Africa a bit- it’s WAY better than binge watching nature documentaries!!!
Amiee is such a beautiful soul. Her dedicating this video to us all who just haven’t broken through that “wall” yet, made me cry. And Craig…. the love and compassion he shows towards Amiee …. all I can say is, no wonder she loves him so much. ❤️❤️
@@kingingitplease, next for the next KI Merch run use Trevs quote... Believe it and you're halfway there ❤. I was smiling all the way through your African Tour as I'm also a big A lover, then the last 30 seconds I lost it because you go out of your way to be so inclusive with your content, mindful, informative and inspirational... To ALL. ❤
I’m an African expat living the USA, when people ask about Africa, my first response is “you have to set foot in Africa before you leave this planet!”. Thanks for all the learns and laughs!
Uganda!!! I was so excited to see you were visiting my home as a child! My parents worked in the West Nile District of Uganda and my heart. We lived there for over 18 years. My heart is always in Africa. The sounds, smells, sights and whole experience is always with me. Even 50 years after leaving and living in the USA, Africa has left it's imprint deeply in my heart. I never saw a gorilla but all the other animals,YES!!! I love your travels. Thank you for sharing!
Sobbing! I suffer with chronic depression and anxiety/panic attack disorder and have issues with large crowds so I understand where you’re coming from Aimee! Thank you for dedicating this video to the likes of us and highlighting the importance of talking frankly and honestly about mental health issues ❤️❤️❤️
Hard to comprehend the level of greed & inhumanity involved in those that have persecuted these peaceful & noble creatures. Lovely to see the level of protection & love that these people you met have for the gorillas. Great video guys
Do you think the gorillas ever get tired of “tour groups” coming through? They are so magestic but like us also need their space. What an Amazing trip! Thank you for sharing.I hope Africa remains like this and never becomes a tourist attraction.
Each family of gorillas only gets one visit a day and only for one hour. They are very strict about it. Without the money that tourist gorilla trekking permits provide, they would probably already be extinct. (Mountain gorillas cannot live in captivity.)
Good question, all the gorilla families here in Uganda get visited once a day only in the morning and early afternoon, they are actually habituated before tourists start visiting them, win-win for tourists and conservation efforts.
Thank you! I am disabled and I do get much joy from watching you both travel. I do get the same anxiety and nausea if I push through and the experiences are worth it. Unfortunately my legs now give out so I really appreciate all you all are doing I just have no strength but wish I could. Thank you!
Ahhh you made me cry ill forever cherish those words I've had chronic anxiety for 10 years and have sadly had another hiccup and haven't left my house in 5 years so UA-camrs like you guys are what help me get up in the morning I probably wouldn't be here if it wasn't for all these people on UA-cam thank you for not making me feel so alone I hope one day I can go out again and actually go on these adventures I see you do, it inspires me so much and give me hope knowing you struggle with anxiety and mental health I really I hope I can manage and do these adventures like you ❤❤
Aw Bree! 🥺❤️ I'm so sorry to hear about anxiety. That really sucks.. I'm not religious but i pray you'll be able to gather the strength one day to visit all the places the UA-camrs you watch go to. Have you thought about Therapy for it?
I appreciate yous💓 Unfortunately there's not a lot here in Australia everyone is typically booked and due to having anxiety I don't have a job nor have a I had one so there isn't really an option to do online as most cost money 🙄
You two are so wonderful because while your anxiety is so overwhelming and can be debilitating, every time you move through your anxiety you have such incredible adventures. Thank you for being honest about what you’re feeling and experiencing for those who have the same struggle and find hope in your example.
This is by far the best video I have ever seen😍 it’s amazing that places like this still exist with thousands and thousands of gorgeous animals😍 the love and respect the people in those villages have for those animals is incredible!! Thank you so much for sharing❤️
Made my day. Yes I'm one of those people living vicariously through you guys. I could almost smell the smells and feel the gravel under my boots. I have trouble with a flight of stairs. You make it real for me. Keep doin it but keep enjoyin it. Love ya loads XXX
I sponsor a child in Uganda, but because of a chronic illness it is unlikely I will ever make it there. Thank you for letting me see a little more of my Godson’s country ❤
We did the gorilla tour and the Nile boat tour. We also stayed at a Rhino Sanctuary! I danced with that tribe and it was so much fun. We also stayed at that Queen Elizabeth National Park and listened to the hippos eating outside our room! What an adventure!!! Our nephew lived there at the time so he was our main tour guide and then he would book excursions.
Oh, my! I was so happy when I realized you were in Uganda, one of my favorite places on earth. You did a wonderful job of portraying it. The people there really are so warm and friendly. Uganda is a poor country that often gets skipped over when people visit Africa, but I think they miss the very best it has to offer. I’m not able to travel much, anymore, but if I could Uganda would be at the top of my list. Thank you, Craig and Aimee, for allowing me, in a small way, to revisit. You made my day! I look forward to watching your next adventure. Stay safe. Lots of love, Liz
I was in Bwindi last summer and got to see a gorilla family super up close too ... absolutely phenomenal experience that I will never forget. I'm thrilled that you were able to have a similarly incredible experience and also that you're bringing awareness to the amazing job Uganda is doing with gorilla conservation!❤🦍
Thank you for taking me on this amazing adventure with you. It's so wonderful to see all these animals being protected and living in their nature environments. I'm obsessed with watching gorillas. I've no doubt they can be extremely dangerous, but the way they get on with each other, their unique personalities and love of their young is so wholesome to observe.
Thanks for mentioning the disabled people. I call myself walking challenged I have osteoarthritis in my knees making it hard to walk far. Thanks for showing me interesting places that I probably will never go.
HEAT! BUGS! DUST! LACK OF HOT WATER!!???? Even at my age I would face these challenges to go see the gorillas ❤️! I would cry…just because it would be a dream come true!!! CONGRATULATIONS on a BEAUTIFUL TRIP!! THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES !
EPIC! I 😢 when u mentioned a lady (wheelchair) was transported to see gorillas. Being someone who has had many physical struggles…I have often wished people might keep in mind those with disabilities who can’t walk to see nature’s beauty such as Africa or mountains, waterfalls, etc. THANKS FOR THE TRIP! From 🇨🇦 ❤
OH MY GODDESS!! You two always have fun and amazing videos, but THIS one....the dancing, that artist! wow, I hope you bought one of his drawings, the elephants, but the best part...the silverbacks, THANK YOU for taking me! I am almost 73 with very limited funds, so it's not in the cards for me to be with them. My heart to you for letting me see them with you.
Did I hear a Lion in the background at 26:05? What an amazing experience. I will never get a chance in my life time to get to Africa. Thank you for sharing with us.
At 68, I trekked for gorillas in Rwanda last Sept. The most magical experience of my life. Thrilled you both enjoyed. And a new subscriber to your awesome channel!
This one made me cry, it was so emotional and amazing at same time! Uganda looks incredible and they also had the privilege of meeting you 2 gorgeous people....Bet those Silverbacks were all chatting later in day, saying did you see who was in the group...The amazing Craig & Aimee😊 Your bucket list is getting fuller guys, loved it!!! Love Rose xx
Awesome shots and vibe in the video! I did the Uganda trip trekking gorillas in Bwindi and Mgahinga, after chimp trekking in Kibale. Such an amazing and humiliating experience. Beautiful animals. And they are our cousins:)
So Beautiful...these Gorillas are Unbelievable...I don't think I will ever get to Africa or go on any African excursions in this lifetime..so Thank You for letting us all live vicariously through your adventures!!! Gratefully appreciative!!! xo
I have several autoimmune issues that leave me disabled. Normally I don't let it stop my travel and daily adventures no matter how big or small. However the medication for stuff like Lupus leaves me very immunocompromised. So no matter how much I want to go to places like Uganda it just isn't safe for me. So thank you Craig and Amy for helping me see places I'll only ever be able to dream about. 💜
Aimee, first the experience itself had me in tears then your dedicating this video to us sent me over the edge. You both are such good people, thank you for sharing your life with us all. 💖 What an incredible adventure.
I’m a fairly jaded 35+ year feature film AD, and usually spend 7-8 months a year on the road. The great thing about making movies (vs commercials) is that I get to go to that place, whether it’s Cincinnati or Luxembourg for 3-4 months at a time and really get to absorb local culture. For a career, that part is a gift. As for you two, I discovered you during lockdown 2020, and have loved seeing your camera work, editing, music cues, and overall production values grow exponentially. Really. I’m a harsh critic of filmed things, but I always smile watching your vids, so the visceral reaction is working. Well done ❤
Wonderful to share another adventure with you! Your enthusiasm is infectious and I admire you SO much Aimee for pushing through the anxiety to do all these amazing things. ❤
What an epic experience! My heart was pounding for you both. And you smashed it, Aimee! Well done and keep pushing those comfort zones, you've got it. ❤
You are loving this for me. What an experience. I am disabled and would need a wheelchair but there is nobody brave enough to haul my bulk into the forest! Thank you xx
My god guys what a freakin wonderful opportunity!!!!! A couple of years ago could you ever have envisaged doing something like that?!? So jel but you both deserve it. Love from Ireland 💚
I have suffered from anxiety for years. Travelling is a big issue for me so yes seeing you guys do all the things you do is amazing and motivates me to keep trying. Thank you.
OMG ! Guys this is incredible ! I’m seriously considering doing this for my 30th next year. I’m looooving your African series SO much and it’s made Gav and I realise just how much of home we took for granted. Thank you for sharing such a lush experience !
Wow, this looked like such an awesome experience - you guys are so lucky. I think I would have cried at seeing the gorillas as well. I also get travel anxiety like Aimee, and I also think part of it is the body knowing it’s going to be put through an exhausting day. That’s why it’s so important to take plenty of rest between your trips. Take care, and I’ll be glued to wherever you go next!
Awe, ya'll made me cry this time. I still remember coming round a bend and being so close to a black rhino sitting in the shade of a tree in South Africa. Wildlife in the wild is amazing.
❤❤❤ Ahh... Kinging It, one word, BRAVE! Y'all crushed it out there in the wilderness WOW. My bucket list is to see Petra, my oh my an incredible place. I know I'll never go (my age and so on) but id love to see it through your eyes Aimee & Craig, maybe i can vicariously live it through you both. Yep, that's my actual bucket list now Aimee, so here's to you both 🥂 making it to PETRA. Aimee, I so...admire your strength, how you push through those panic attacks, that really shows it can be done & you "can" live your life to the fullest in almost every situation you come across. Thanks and may God bless you both 🐘🦛🦍🦒🐃🐊❤❤❤
Thanks so much for your channel and your travels. I am 70 and have broken my back in my 60’s so I no longer move with ease. I now enjoy your travelogues instead of my own. Your joy for life and the way you embrace your surroundings is what I find so endearing. Happy trails! Best gorilla experience .
Amy & Craig your love and understanding for each other is pure joy to watch. THANK YOU for sharing your true selves and all the adventures with us. After watching I always feel like your a BFF and it puts a huge smile on my face.
This entire video was simply AMAZING!! I would LOVE to do this and was thinking to myself that even if I had the money I wouldn't be physically able to go on a long trek looking for gorillas. It's SO cool that they accommodate you even if you're unable to physically do it! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video! I'm one of the ones living vicariously through you!
Fantastic filming, it felt totally immersive. You can feel the high vibes coming from the people of Uganda 🇺🇬 and yourselves Craig & Aimee 🏴. Seeing the animals, and to be so close to them was amazing and so brave. Well done to Aimee for not letting anxiety rule your world!
I went to Uganda in the very beginning of 2020, but I was in the northern part of the country. I'd love to go back and visit the rest of the country and to see some gorgeous gorillas! Thank you for sharing this experience with us!
I want to thank you for the shout out to those of us unable to travel. I have stage four breast cancer and am unable to walk or travel. I look forward every week to your travels. You make me feel like I’m right there beside you. Keep traveling and I’ll keep watching for as long as I have. 💙💕💙
As someone who lives vicariously through your travels and experiences, thank you for taking a moment to talk to us from the heart, Aimee. There are so many of us that suffer on a daily basis from the very thing she mentioned, and it means the world that you dedicated this video to us. Sending much love and safe travels to you and Craig. 💛 from Michigan 🇺🇸
I cried with you guys, so beautiful. Africa is just pure Magic, the land, the animals, the people!!! next time go to Tanzania, you will see for sure tons of Lions. thank you for beinging su with you
Aimee, this one definitely made me cry for many reasons. I’ve had chronic pain and disability since I was 12. Your honestly in how you truly felt to go on the gorilla adventure was so refreshing to see; and brave for you to show us. I really love watching all of your adventures because I can’t get there myself. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your disability/mental health/chronic illness inclusion in this video! You are absolutely the best and so appreciated! 🙏🏻
All you travel youtubers help me through my severe leg injury that stops me from travelling the way I'd like to. I laugh and cry with you wonderful people wherever you go! I'm so grateful for you all!! 🥰 Love you guys! Take care!!
Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us. This was truly breathtaking and your reactions so authentic. I've never wanted to see Africa - I do now!
We appreciate you guys for trekking the mountain gorillas in Uganda and despite the considerable limitations, mountain gorilla conservation through the tourism model has largely been successful. we really grateful guys and we shall reach their slowly by slowly. much love from Uganda
I am in Uganda now (arrived Feb 10/24 to Feb 19/24) and have had the most amazing time. I have some friends in Kasese who welcomed me into their home. Thanks to them, I have experienced aspects of Ugandan culture that most tourists miss! I'm preparing for the gorilla trek and am thankful for this vid in preparing me for an exciting adventure!
Aimee I to would be crying at the sight of silver back gorilla . They are beautiful creatures the hole time I was watching I kept thinking of the book Gorillas in the Mist. ❤❤❤❤
Aww, the video made me cry then the comments made me full out bawl. Craig's the big strong tree and Aimee, you're the butterfly that flits around it! Pure grace you two! Konchos and all!
A truly incredible experience, one that will stay in our hearts for a lifetime!
Would you go into the forest!?.. It's pretty terrifying we'll admit 😆
Let us know what's on YOUR bucket list?
I live in northern Uganda!! Are you guys still here?
YES! I wouldn’t allow an opportunity like that pass by! What an absolute honour to be in their presence ! Just watching this makes me tear up! Just added to my bucket list! 🦍
❤❤ oh Aimee you’re so sweet. All heart but please blow on your soup 🍜 Craig you are ❤brave.. I would have poop 💩 if a gorilla 🦍 walk by me. I❤this adventure
I let the tour company know their trips are on my bucket list thanks to Kingin It - Aimee and Craig.
I've always wanted to go to Africa since I was a kid
As founder of Sahaya International and cofounder of the Rafiki organization, thank you for having stayed at our Sahaya Rafiki Guesthouse! I am glad you had a great experience in Uganda and hopefully this is the first visit of many more to come in the future. 🙂
“Just believe you can, and you’re halfway there” Trev made me cry when she dedicated this video to those of us too sick to leave the house or travel. I love you guys and your videos so much! Feel like i’m traveling with my best friends when I watch your videos. 💛
Trev you're so authentic with your anxiety, and that helps me immensely with mine. I have extremely bad PTSD and the fact that you're so honest about your anxiety and thoughtful about it helps me with mine. I know being raw and vulnerable is not easy, but thank you. You have no idea how much that helps others that suffer from extreme anxiety as well. You inspire me, and other than the fact I love watching both of you together (you're both perfect for each other and I love watching that), I keep coming back to watch your innocent honesty about it.
Aw Jess, sorry to hear about your anxiety too - it happens to the coolest people 😆
Thanks so much for such a kind comment. This trip to Africa has tested my body and my anxiety lots, so i'm absolutely shattered now but i'm more happy about the experience and memories i have to take away 🥰
@@kingingit I'm so glad you did it though! I've been dreaming about hooking up with my cousin in South Africa for a safari as well. To her, it's just another day, but to me, it would be a dream come true! I'm so glad you got to experience that. Definitely a dream come true, and no amount of anxiety can stop that. 💯💜✌️
‘It is a way of showing happiness’, we should all show happiness in any way we can!!
@@debbiedennison 💯 agreed! You receive what you put out in to the universe.
Fwiw heart rate going up (excersise) can trigger all sorts of panic in the body when we deal with anxiety.
'Just believe you can and you're halfway there' my new motto :) also, the fact that they carried that lady who was in a wheelchair into the forest to see the gorillas, how brilliant :')
I have chronic pain and back issues. I can’t walk for more than a couple of minutes without my back giving out. So, I also watch you for vicarious adventures. When you said you dedicated the video to people like us, I burst into tears. Thank you both so much for taking us along on so many once in a lifetime journeys! Love to you both!
I did too!
@@cyndeeh I thought I was possibly being overly-sensitive at first. Then I realized we are often just an afterthought in most cases…if at all. Hugs to you.
@becorations1 back at ya hunni! Yes,we are in laot of cases. But not with KINGING IT !
I did too I also watch them from my couch for vicarious adventures Thank you xx
Same, same. Aimee’s words were very touching! ❤
Not sure if its the full moon or life, or seeing the Gorilla's and your reaction to it but I just burst out crying. I went to Uganda and did the same tour years ago...and I know that feeling of being in absolute awe of these beautiful creatures. I also got a key ring, and a mask that proudly sits on my wall at home to this day that was bought by the light of two nokia mobile phone (they didnt have power after dark) after half a bottle of wine in anticipation of the 'big walk' in the morning. Very happy memories recalled back watching this. I would encourage everyone to visit Uganda. The people were so friendly and open, and being able to support the conservation of these magnificent animals for the future generations was humbling. xx.
I suffer anxiety,panic attacks and depression Aimee and I thank you for all these great vlogs and travels that you do, for the likes of us who are too anxious to travel
Aw Sandra, thank you so much ❤️❤️
I empathize with Sandra! I have severe autoimmune diseases that have caused disability. I can travel a bit with my Service Dog, but because of needing frequent infusions, and the anxiety I struggle with, I would never get to see things like this- I really appreciate all the thoughtful work Craig and Aimee put into these videos- they make me feel like I have had the chance to experience Africa a bit- it’s WAY better than binge watching nature documentaries!!!
Me too 😪. I’m getting a bracelet engraved with ‘Kinging it’ to remind myself to be more like Aimee. 💕
Amiee is such a beautiful soul. Her dedicating this video to us all who just haven’t broken through that “wall” yet, made me cry. And Craig…. the love and compassion he shows towards Amiee …. all I can say is, no wonder she loves him so much. ❤️❤️
@@kingingitplease, next for the next KI Merch run use Trevs quote... Believe it and you're halfway there ❤.
I was smiling all the way through your African Tour as I'm also a big A lover, then the last 30 seconds I lost it because you go out of your way to be so inclusive with your content, mindful, informative and inspirational... To ALL. ❤
I’m an African expat living the USA, when people ask about Africa, my first response is “you have to set foot in Africa before you leave this planet!”. Thanks for all the learns and laughs!
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One of the best parts of your videos is seeing Aimee’s genuine reaction to animals. Your love and appreciation of them is so wonderful!
Ditto! Ditto! Ditto!❤
I was blessed to live in Uganda for 3 yrs. One thing I regret was I didn’t get to see the gorillas. Some day! Beautiful country, beautiful people!
What an incredible experience. Thank you for taking me along. ❤
Well that was AMAZING!!! I'm so glad you didn't have to wait 6 hours to see the gorillas.
Can’t explain how much you touch my heart Trev. you are so brave xxx
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Uganda!!! I was so excited to see you were visiting my home as a child! My parents worked in the West Nile District of Uganda and my heart. We lived there for over 18 years. My heart is always in Africa. The sounds, smells, sights and whole experience is always with me. Even 50 years after leaving and living in the USA, Africa has left it's imprint deeply in my heart. I never saw a gorilla but all the other animals,YES!!! I love your travels. Thank you for sharing!
Sobbing! I suffer with chronic depression and anxiety/panic attack disorder and have issues with large crowds so I understand where you’re coming from Aimee! Thank you for dedicating this video to the likes of us and highlighting the importance of talking frankly and honestly about mental health issues ❤️❤️❤️
Hard to comprehend the level of greed & inhumanity involved in those that have persecuted these peaceful & noble creatures. Lovely to see the level of protection & love that these people you met have for the gorillas. Great video guys
Do you think the gorillas ever get tired of “tour groups” coming through? They are so magestic but like us also need their space. What an Amazing trip! Thank you for sharing.I hope Africa remains like this and never becomes a tourist attraction.
Each family of gorillas only gets one visit a day and only for one hour. They are very strict about it. Without the money that tourist gorilla trekking permits provide, they would probably already be extinct. (Mountain gorillas cannot live in captivity.)
Good question, all the gorilla families here in Uganda get visited once a day only in the morning and early afternoon, they are actually habituated before tourists start visiting them, win-win for tourists and conservation efforts.
WOW! What a privilege you had, what a memory to have. Honestly beautiful, I also 🥹
Lovely video!! But you do know that the water spinning is fake right?
Thank you! I am disabled and I do get much joy from watching you both travel. I do get the same anxiety and nausea if I push through and the experiences are worth it. Unfortunately my legs now give out so I really appreciate all you all are doing I just have no strength but wish I could. Thank you!
Ahhh you made me cry ill forever cherish those words I've had chronic anxiety for 10 years and have sadly had another hiccup and haven't left my house in 5 years so UA-camrs like you guys are what help me get up in the morning I probably wouldn't be here if it wasn't for all these people on UA-cam thank you for not making me feel so alone I hope one day I can go out again and actually go on these adventures I see you do, it inspires me so much and give me hope knowing you struggle with anxiety and mental health I really I hope I can manage and do these adventures like you ❤❤
Aw Bree! 🥺❤️ I'm so sorry to hear about anxiety. That really sucks..
I'm not religious but i pray you'll be able to gather the strength one day to visit all the places the UA-camrs you watch go to.
Have you thought about Therapy for it?
I appreciate yous💓
Unfortunately there's not a lot here in Australia everyone is typically booked and due to having anxiety I don't have a job nor have a I had one so there isn't really an option to do online as most cost money 🙄
You two are so wonderful because while your anxiety is so overwhelming and can be debilitating, every time you move through your anxiety you have such incredible adventures. Thank you for being honest about what you’re feeling and experiencing for those who have the same struggle and find hope in your example.
I am passing this video to a few of my friends that love animals.
This is by far the best video I have ever seen😍 it’s amazing that places like this still exist with thousands and thousands of gorgeous animals😍 the love and respect the people in those villages have for those animals is incredible!! Thank you so much for sharing❤️
Made my day. Yes I'm one of those people living vicariously through you guys. I could almost smell the smells and feel the gravel under my boots. I have trouble with a flight of stairs. You make it real for me. Keep doin it but keep enjoyin it. Love ya loads XXX
I sponsor a child in Uganda, but because of a chronic illness it is unlikely I will ever make it there. Thank you for letting me see a little more of my Godson’s country ❤
Thank you for supporting Children back here in Uganda, I'm definitely proud of you
I genuinely pray that you get to visit uganda
We did the gorilla tour and the Nile boat tour. We also stayed at a Rhino Sanctuary! I danced with that tribe and it was so much fun. We also stayed at that Queen Elizabeth National Park and listened to the hippos eating outside our room! What an adventure!!! Our nephew lived there at the time so he was our main tour guide and then he would book excursions.
Oh, my! I was so happy when I realized you were in Uganda, one of my favorite places on earth. You did a wonderful job of portraying it. The people there really are so warm and friendly. Uganda is a poor country that often gets skipped over when people visit Africa, but I think they miss the very best it has to offer. I’m not able to travel much, anymore, but if I could Uganda would be at the top of my list. Thank you, Craig and Aimee, for allowing me, in a small way, to revisit. You made my day! I look forward to watching your next adventure. Stay safe. Lots of love, Liz
I was in Bwindi last summer and got to see a gorilla family super up close too ... absolutely phenomenal experience that I will never forget. I'm thrilled that you were able to have a similarly incredible experience and also that you're bringing awareness to the amazing job Uganda is doing with gorilla conservation!❤🦍
Thank you for taking me on this amazing adventure with you. It's so wonderful to see all these animals being protected and living in their nature environments. I'm obsessed with watching gorillas. I've no doubt they can be extremely dangerous, but the way they get on with each other, their unique personalities and love of their young is so wholesome to observe.
Thanks for mentioning the disabled people. I call myself walking challenged I have osteoarthritis in my knees making it hard to walk far. Thanks for showing me interesting places that I probably will never go.
HEAT! BUGS! DUST! LACK OF HOT WATER!!???? Even at my age I would face these challenges to go see the gorillas ❤️! I would cry…just because it would be a dream come true!!! CONGRATULATIONS on a BEAUTIFUL TRIP!! THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES !
EPIC! I 😢 when u mentioned a lady (wheelchair) was transported to see gorillas. Being someone who has had many physical struggles…I have often wished people might keep in mind those with disabilities who can’t walk to see nature’s beauty such as Africa or mountains, waterfalls, etc. THANKS FOR THE TRIP! From 🇨🇦 ❤
Wow!!!!
Just wow!!!!
I can't believe how close you got to the gorillas!
OH MY GODDESS!! You two always have fun and amazing videos, but THIS one....the dancing, that artist! wow, I hope you bought one of his drawings, the elephants, but the best part...the silverbacks, THANK YOU for taking me! I am almost 73 with very limited funds, so it's not in the cards for me to be with them. My heart to you for letting me see them with you.
Did I hear a Lion in the background at 26:05? What an amazing experience. I will never get a chance in my life time to get to Africa. Thank you for sharing with us.
At 68, I trekked for gorillas in Rwanda last Sept. The most magical experience of my life. Thrilled you both enjoyed. And a new subscriber to your awesome channel!
Aww welcome on board - thanks so much for watching 🥰❤️
I’m 66 you give me a hope I can still travel. Road Scholars (formerly Elderhostel) looks good to me.
This one made me cry, it was so emotional and amazing at same time! Uganda looks incredible and they also had the privilege of meeting you 2 gorgeous people....Bet those Silverbacks were all chatting later in day, saying did you see who was in the group...The amazing Craig & Aimee😊 Your bucket list is getting fuller guys, loved it!!! Love Rose xx
I love your tender heart Amiee. Thank you for sharing it.
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Awesome shots and vibe in the video! I did the Uganda trip trekking gorillas in Bwindi and Mgahinga, after chimp trekking in Kibale. Such an amazing and humiliating experience. Beautiful animals. And they are our cousins:)
Treated like celebrities? It’s because you are ❤❤. My wife is disabled from Parkinson’s so she can’t travel. THAT is why I love your travels
I cried seeing those beautiful Gorrillas and Elephants😭😭😭 AMAZING! Thank you so much Craig and Aimee for sharing this with us🫶🙏👏🐗🐂🐃🦬🐘🦛🦍🦦
I’m cycling across Africa and currently in Kenya. Uganda is next and I’m so excited now 😂😍
Could not stop my tears as you watched the gorillas, so special….
So Beautiful...these Gorillas are Unbelievable...I don't think I will ever get to Africa or go on any African excursions in this lifetime..so Thank You for letting us all live vicariously through your adventures!!! Gratefully appreciative!!! xo
I have several autoimmune issues that leave me disabled. Normally I don't let it stop my travel and daily adventures no matter how big or small. However the medication for stuff like Lupus leaves me very immunocompromised. So no matter how much I want to go to places like Uganda it just isn't safe for me.
So thank you Craig and Amy for helping me see places I'll only ever be able to dream about. 💜
Aimee, first the experience itself had me in tears then your dedicating this video to us sent me over the edge. You both are such good people, thank you for sharing your life with us all. 💖 What an incredible adventure.
That is wonderful! Them helping people with disabilities see the gorillas!
Hi, Aimee and Craig. Thank you for taking us on this African adventure. It’s so beautiful❤️❤️ 0:00
All I can say about this video is Wow!The footage is just amazing!
Weekends are my favorite because that’s when my favorite UA-camrs post new videos
Thank you trev!
I’m a fairly jaded 35+ year feature film AD, and usually spend 7-8 months a year on the road. The great thing about making movies (vs commercials) is that I get to go to that place, whether it’s Cincinnati or Luxembourg for 3-4 months at a time and really get to absorb local culture. For a career, that part is a gift. As for you two, I discovered you during lockdown 2020, and have loved seeing your camera work, editing, music cues, and overall production values grow exponentially. Really. I’m a harsh critic of filmed things, but I always smile watching your vids, so the visceral reaction is working. Well done ❤
Wonderful to share another adventure with you! Your enthusiasm is infectious and I admire you SO much Aimee for pushing through the anxiety to do all these amazing things. ❤
The last part about believing you can Made me cry as a wheelchair user I never dreamt this would be accessible ❤
What an epic experience! My heart was pounding for you both. And you smashed it, Aimee! Well done and keep pushing those comfort zones, you've got it. ❤
Thank you so much!! 🥰🥰
You are loving this for me. What an experience. I am disabled and would need a wheelchair but there is nobody brave enough to haul my bulk into the forest!
Thank you xx
Thank you ,I'm currently in hospital recovering from a stroke/ love your videos
My god guys what a freakin wonderful opportunity!!!!! A couple of years ago could you ever have envisaged doing something like that?!? So jel but you both deserve it. Love from Ireland 💚
it's been a wish of ours for a looong time.. so glad we got the chance 🥰
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!!!! ❤
Dedicating the video to people who can’t travel made me cry.Thank you ❤❤
Absolutely amazing!
Thank you.
This is now added to my bucket list. An incredible adventure.
This is so amazing!! Thank you for always taking us along!!❤
I have suffered from anxiety for years. Travelling is a big issue for me so yes seeing you guys do all the things you do is amazing and motivates me to keep trying. Thank you.
OMG ! Guys this is incredible ! I’m seriously considering doing this for my 30th next year. I’m looooving your African series SO much and it’s made Gav and I realise just how much of home we took for granted. Thank you for sharing such a lush experience !
I bloody love this channel 🥰😍
Wow, this looked like such an awesome experience - you guys are so lucky. I think I would have cried at seeing the gorillas as well. I also get travel anxiety like Aimee, and I also think part of it is the body knowing it’s going to be put through an exhausting day. That’s why it’s so important to take plenty of rest between your trips. Take care, and I’ll be glued to wherever you go next!
This was WILD and I absolutely LOVED it!!!!
I love how your are showing this is accessible to people of all types.
Awe, ya'll made me cry this time. I still remember coming round a bend and being so close to a black rhino sitting in the shade of a tree in South Africa. Wildlife in the wild is amazing.
You guys are far and away the BEST travel channel on UA-cam. Well done!
Thanks for being so kind. Making us all feel included. You 2 are just the best. 😢
Yep, I cried again - I love your authentic, amazing selves! Keep on exploring and sharing - you're an inspiration to so many.
My God Aimee, I just love you! Your so quirky and humorous. Get your donuts girl! 😊 oh yes, I cried when you guys saw the gorillas. Sweet!
You are never too old to learn new things. Tapping into my love of Koko and Dian Fossey for this one. What an adventure! You are awesome advocates!
i will have to google Koko and Dian Fossey! Thank you Carrie!
I always think of Digit when i think about Dians Gorillas🦍🦍
Not me crying like a baby! I love you two so much, such incredible humans!! 😭❤❤❤
❤❤❤ Ahh... Kinging It, one word, BRAVE! Y'all crushed it out there in the wilderness WOW. My bucket list is to see Petra, my oh my an incredible place. I know I'll never go (my age and so on) but id love to see it through your eyes Aimee & Craig, maybe i can vicariously live it through you both. Yep, that's my actual bucket list now Aimee, so here's to you both 🥂 making it to PETRA. Aimee, I so...admire your strength, how you push through those panic attacks, that really shows it can be done & you "can" live your life to the fullest in almost every situation you come across. Thanks and may God bless you both 🐘🦛🦍🦒🐃🐊❤❤❤
That was STUPENDOUS!!! Such a great video🐘🦍🦛🐊
How amazing! After spending 3 years on and off exploring Africa, I never saw the beautiful gorillas. I have now lived through you… Thank you 🙏
Aw guys, I smiled all the way through this adventure. How utterly amazing! 😁
Thanks so much for your channel and your travels. I am 70 and have broken my back in my 60’s so I no longer move with ease. I now enjoy your travelogues instead of my own. Your joy for life and the way you embrace your surroundings is what I find so endearing. Happy trails! Best gorilla experience .
Amy & Craig your love and understanding for each other is pure joy to watch. THANK YOU for sharing your true selves and all the adventures with us. After watching I always feel like your a BFF and it puts a huge smile on my face.
This entire video was simply AMAZING!! I would LOVE to do this and was thinking to myself that even if I had the money I wouldn't be physically able to go on a long trek looking for gorillas. It's SO cool that they accommodate you even if you're unable to physically do it! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video! I'm one of the ones living vicariously through you!
Fantastic filming, it felt totally immersive. You can feel the high vibes coming from the people of Uganda 🇺🇬 and yourselves Craig & Aimee 🏴. Seeing the animals, and to be so close to them was amazing and so brave. Well done to Aimee for not letting anxiety rule your world!
Thank you so much!!! For dedicating this special to us.
I went to Uganda in the very beginning of 2020, but I was in the northern part of the country. I'd love to go back and visit the rest of the country and to see some gorgeous gorillas! Thank you for sharing this experience with us!
I want to thank you for the shout out to those of us unable to travel. I have stage four breast cancer and am unable to walk or travel. I look forward every week to your travels. You make me feel like I’m right there beside you. Keep traveling and I’ll keep watching for as long as I have. 💙💕💙
As someone who lives vicariously through your travels and experiences, thank you for taking a moment to talk to us from the heart, Aimee. There are so many of us that suffer on a daily basis from the very thing she mentioned, and it means the world that you dedicated this video to us. Sending much love and safe travels to you and Craig. 💛 from Michigan 🇺🇸
I cried with you guys, so beautiful. Africa is just pure Magic, the land, the animals, the people!!! next time go to Tanzania, you will see for sure tons of Lions. thank you for beinging su with you
Aimee, this one definitely made me cry for many reasons. I’ve had chronic pain and disability since I was 12. Your honestly in how you truly felt to go on the gorilla adventure was so refreshing to see; and brave for you to show us. I really love watching all of your adventures because I can’t get there myself. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your disability/mental health/chronic illness inclusion in this video! You are absolutely the best and so appreciated! 🙏🏻
All you travel youtubers help me through my severe leg injury that stops me from travelling the way I'd like to. I laugh and cry with you wonderful people wherever you go! I'm so grateful for you all!! 🥰 Love you guys! Take care!!
Loved the ending 🩵 thank you for this experience
Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us. This was truly breathtaking and your reactions so authentic. I've never wanted to see Africa - I do now!
We appreciate you guys for trekking the mountain gorillas in Uganda and despite the considerable limitations, mountain gorilla conservation through the tourism model has largely been successful. we really grateful guys and we shall reach their slowly by slowly. much love from Uganda
I am in Uganda now (arrived Feb 10/24 to Feb 19/24) and have had the most amazing time. I have some friends in Kasese who welcomed me into their home. Thanks to them, I have experienced aspects of Ugandan culture that most tourists miss! I'm preparing for the gorilla trek and am thankful for this vid in preparing me for an exciting adventure!
Aimee I to would be crying at the sight of silver back gorilla . They are beautiful creatures the hole time I was watching I kept thinking of the book Gorillas in the Mist. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you guys for taking us with you, elephants are my favourites, what lovely people there., all the best to you both. X💕✌️🫠🌷🌹🌺❤️
Aww, the video made me cry then the comments made me full out bawl. Craig's the big strong tree and Aimee, you're the butterfly that flits around it! Pure grace you two! Konchos and all!
Omg I cried a few times, is was so beautiful to see you with all the animals.