I'm very fond of all your videos. Your Mapungubwe one triggered in me the will to go there, which I did last year in September-October. It was fantastic: not the best time of the year to see lots of birds, but I saw lions, many elephants and elands, and the landscapes are awesome. I often go to South Africa but it was my very first time at Mapungubwe. I wish I were a professional like you. I content myself with shooting and editing amateur musical video clips mainly with birds, but also other animals seen in South Africa. Your videos are an example to me and a target I will never reach. Please continue to make us dream !
Well Done!!! The LONGER THE BETTER!! THIS IS THE BEST MEDS BETTER THEN RESL MEDS I EXCAPE CHASO WATCHING THIS SO CALMING PEACEFUL! YOUR A PIECE OF MY SUNSHINE CALMING IF PEOPLE WOULD JUST STOP AN ENJOY REAL BEAUTY CALM THIS WORLD WOULD BE MAGICAL!
Hi Edward! My husband and I, we are very happy by have found your channel here in the UA-cam. We are brazilians, but South Africa lovers. We've been living in Centurion,Pretoria from 2017 to 2019. Congratulations by the quality of the your videos, your comment always very relevant and the fantastics images that you makes of the wildlife, landscapes. Wow...We miss to much your country. And your videos makes us happy! Amazing!
This is spectacular and making me miss home so much. Immigration hasn’t been easy but your videos give me some home away from home viewing. Thanks for the great vlog!
Edward, mate, Such a wonderful vid! You've covered all my bases, great views, great wildlife, great commentary. But mostly, the birds, mate. Their calls are so haunting, so beautiful. Thank you. I'm sitting here in Auckland, huddled up against the fire because it is freezing. But my heart is warm, mate. Warmed by the sights and sounds of Africa. Thank you for sharing. God bless, Dave PS Please give my regards to Chris when you see him again.
Thank you so much Dave! The bird sounds will always go in because there’s nothing like it that’s for sure 🙌 thanks for the constant support! I will certainly do that, god bless
wonderful video, the sights and sounds of a lush green African Bush brought back so many memories, I could almost smell it 🤗... those morning sounds... amazing stuff😎
Suberb suberb The sounds macic the sounds all sounds animals Commebts SUBERB . Feels like paridise. You as human cannot imagine how calming how wonderful this episode was. Lookibg fwd to punda. BUT FIRS COMES FOOD TO PREPARE. OG CANNOT SAY WHAT A NICE POTJIE. THANKS A MILLION....MAY I SAY EDWARD. ERNA
Every time I watch one of your episodes I become emotional due to the extraordinary scenery, the sounds of Africa, the information shared, you’re knowledge and passion! I miss South Africa beyond words but your videos make me feel that much closer to home! Now we just need to somehow invent ‘smell’ through technology so we can smell the potjies and of course the African wildlife/bush air!! Thank you
What an episode, well done mate. Thank you for making me feel kak about not being able to join you on this one. Very very lekker mate, what an episode and what an adventure. Nice to see everything so green, the sounds, and the water. Excellent mate
I remember playing that Penguin game on the console where you had to avoid the holes in the ice (Antarctic Adventure). That helped me prepare for driving in SA.
"Too-may-toe" paste and diced "too-ma-toes" 🤣 What a cool trip! One day when Im back home, it'll have to be done! Thanks for sharing Ed. 38:27 Cant believe you bumped into a parliament sitting 🤣 🤣
I came across Edward's channel right at the start. Aim for high quality work right from beginning was clear - besides sharing camping knowledge, the production quality is one thing that I've always appreciated; superb filming skill and great sound for home experience - you've set the bar high. Greetings from Kenya 🇰🇪.
Absolutely superb video Ed. We are really missing the Kruger which is our happy place and we were due to visit again this year. We now hoping we will be allowed to travel from the UK next year but at least we have your videos to look forward to. Take care
Ah fantastic video Ed, thanks for this one. We are booked for Mapungubwe in Jan 22 so hope (1) we can get there from EU and (2) would love to see the rivers in flood as you have done! 👍👍
Hello Ed. I was wondering when I would see you again. I am thrilled to see you pop up in my feed. This is truly my favorite place. Your video has done it justice. I plan to visit in September. I am struggling with long covid so no camping. We will be staying at Limpopo Tented and Vhembe camp to take in both sides of this truly wondrous place.
Hi Ed and Chris. Wonder if you guys are aware that 500 years before Van Riebeeck discovered South Africa (Cape Town), Mapungubwe was a thriving African Kingdom. Apparently it lasted some 200 years after which likely drought and over gracing made it unsustainable. The tribes moved North and started what's now called the Zimbabwe ruins. One of the biggest tribes, the Khama tribe eventually relocated to the West. Hence the late Sir Seretse Khama that governed Botswana.
Hi Edward, my wife and I enjoy your videos very much, thank you for the interesting entertainment. I have one question, please, where can we buy the stainless steel upright kettle you use while camping? Thank you. Regards
😂 good old South African potholes. You’re tyre shop makes bucks off the wheel alignments, maybe that’s why they don’t fix them, (South African conspiracy theory 🧐)
Hey Paul! Hope you are well, I’m just checking here and it says that you need my email address for the PayPal link and then I confirm it from my side, is this correct?
Sorry Ed but every creator on UA-cam that I support has a PayPal link. Why would I, the supporter put up a link to my account - that doesn't make sense, does it?
While you're camping and staying inside the Park Elephants lion's and spotted hyena's these wild animals try to attack? On you're camp If any problems arises while you staying at the camp? Anyway Highly Risky process closely watching floura and fauna travelling on the dusty and bumpy mudded roads it's very challenging task
Thanks for maiking this exeptional video
Thanks Prince!
Awesome episode mate! Shall we go back again to see what it looks like now? 😂
Thanks mate! Sounds like a plan 😂😂
Very few videos are top class imo. This one is. Well done. You talk so well. Passion in your voice.Subscribed
Thank you so much Carel! Appreciate the support and the sub mate
Mu goodness, Africa is so beautiful!!!
nice to see Chri cooking. and the tomato paste can nearly revelead the secret. I have always asked when is his turn to cook😜😂
I'm very fond of all your videos. Your Mapungubwe one triggered in me the will to go there, which I did last year in September-October. It was fantastic: not the best time of the year to see lots of birds, but I saw lions, many elephants and elands, and the landscapes are awesome. I often go to South Africa but it was my very first time at Mapungubwe.
I wish I were a professional like you. I content myself with shooting and editing amateur musical video clips mainly with birds, but also other animals seen in South Africa.
Your videos are an example to me and a target I will never reach.
Please continue to make us dream !
Absolutely gorgeous scenery. African bush is second to none. Neatly edited video as well..
Thank you so much bud!
Pleasure always..
Love the wet season in the bush
Well Done!!! The LONGER THE BETTER!! THIS IS THE BEST MEDS BETTER THEN RESL MEDS I EXCAPE CHASO WATCHING THIS SO CALMING PEACEFUL!
YOUR A PIECE OF MY SUNSHINE CALMING IF PEOPLE WOULD JUST STOP AN ENJOY REAL BEAUTY CALM THIS WORLD WOULD BE MAGICAL!
Thank you!
Hi Edward! My husband and I, we are very happy by have found your channel here in the UA-cam. We are brazilians, but South Africa lovers. We've been living in Centurion,Pretoria from 2017 to 2019. Congratulations by the quality of the your videos, your comment always very relevant and the fantastics images that you makes of the wildlife, landscapes. Wow...We miss to much your country. And your videos makes us happy! Amazing!
Wow thank you so much for the awesome comment!
Feeling very low today, this video really woke me up! Thanks Bro!
Thanks bro!
43 Minutes Pure Magic 👍..i hope Episode 2 is 60 minutes 🙏🙏🙏😊…Thank You Ed 👍👍👍
Thank you Markus!
I thought it was going to be a bit long, but I enjoyed every minute of it.
Thank you so much Michael! I was also conflicted on the length but I just couldn’t cut out anything else 😂 filmed a little too much on this one.
Love the bush sounds!!!
Thanks Amanda
Awesome video, as always. Very nice choice of soundtrack, really adds to the atmosphere!
Thank you so much Con! Really appreciate the constant support 💪
This is spectacular and making me miss home so much. Immigration hasn’t been easy but your videos give me some home away from home viewing. Thanks for the great vlog!
Edward, mate,
Such a wonderful vid!
You've covered all my bases, great views, great wildlife, great commentary.
But mostly, the birds, mate.
Their calls are so haunting, so beautiful.
Thank you.
I'm sitting here in Auckland, huddled up against the fire because it is freezing.
But my heart is warm, mate. Warmed by the sights and sounds of Africa.
Thank you for sharing.
God bless,
Dave
PS Please give my regards to Chris when you see him again.
Thank you so much Dave! The bird sounds will always go in because there’s nothing like it that’s for sure 🙌 thanks for the constant support! I will certainly do that, god bless
The early mornings with the birds reminds me of Khwai and Third bridge. Also one of our favorites.
Really amazing video!👍🏻👌
Thank You Guys!
Apart from everything else, the audio you manage to record is amazing! Really awesome.
Thank you so much Dieter!
Excellent video Ed, lovely seeing the bushveld so lush and with all the bird calls. Great work done putting it together.
Thank you so much Deon!
Watching Chris make the potjie was a Deja vu of note.
Wow! Amazing. I miss the sounds of the bush so much! Had to have a laugh at Chris and the cans!
Thanks Tammy! Haha it was a good laugh 😂
wonderful video, the sights and sounds of a lush green African Bush brought back so many memories, I could almost smell it 🤗... those morning sounds... amazing stuff😎
Thank you so much David!
Amazing adventure.😍😍😍
Thanks!
Gives us a great idea of the terrain
Suberb suberb
The sounds macic the sounds all sounds animals
Commebts SUBERB .
Feels like paridise.
You as human cannot imagine how calming how wonderful this episode was.
Lookibg fwd to punda. BUT FIRS COMES FOOD TO PREPARE. OG CANNOT SAY WHAT A NICE POTJIE.
THANKS A MILLION....MAY I SAY EDWARD. ERNA
Thank you so much Erna!
Awesome episode Edward 👏👍
Thank you mate!
Edward thanks for showing us hoe mooi die natuur is water maak n verskil that first mornig koffie i agree the lekkerste epic epic Edward
Every time I watch one of your episodes I become emotional due to the extraordinary scenery, the sounds of Africa, the information shared, you’re knowledge and passion! I miss South Africa beyond words but your videos make me feel that much closer to home! Now we just need to somehow invent ‘smell’ through technology so we can smell the potjies and of course the African wildlife/bush air!! Thank you
Thank you so much for the awesome comment and amazing support! Africa is amazing that’s for sure 🙏
Absolutely lovely high quality professional footage, love watching your videos
Thanks Nick!
What an episode, well done mate. Thank you for making me feel kak about not being able to join you on this one. Very very lekker mate, what an episode and what an adventure. Nice to see everything so green, the sounds, and the water. Excellent mate
Thanks bud! Appreciate the awesome comment and the view 😉
so amazing brids sounds
Thanks!
Mate your presentation is on point. Awesome content
Thank you so much mate!
I like your channel I enjoyed every minute I can’t wait next episode
Thank you!
I remember playing that Penguin game on the console where you had to avoid the holes in the ice (Antarctic Adventure). That helped me prepare for driving in SA.
"Too-may-toe" paste and diced "too-ma-toes" 🤣
What a cool trip! One day when Im back home, it'll have to be done! Thanks for sharing Ed.
38:27 Cant believe you bumped into a parliament sitting 🤣 🤣
Another Awesome video Edward. We going to Mapungubwe next week. Can’t wait.
Thank you Bruce! Enjoy the trip!
@@EdwardBath thanks bud
Just fantastic Edward , really awesome episode !!! Carmine Bee Eater one of my favourites !!!Cant wait for the next
Thank you so much! Also love the Carmine bee eater 💪
How zit Ed!!! Absolutely awesome video buddy and the most amazing footage 10/10 👌 keep up the highest quality only your channel provides 👍👌✌🐺🐾
Thank you so much Herbert! I always look forward to your comments 🙌
Another fantastic and absolutely beautiful video Ed. Thanks so much.
Thank you so much Paul! And thank you for the financial support, it means a lot 🙌
You're very welcome Ed! Your videos have brought me so much pleasure.
Keep up the good work.
What an amazing video, you are so talented! Such a proud supporter❤️
Thank you my Liefie ❤️❤️
I came across Edward's channel right at the start. Aim for high quality work right from beginning was clear - besides sharing camping knowledge, the production quality is one thing that I've always appreciated; superb filming skill and great sound for home experience - you've set the bar high. Greetings from Kenya 🇰🇪.
Thank you so much David! Supporter since day 1! I really appreciate it.
Another fantastic vídeo, thanks for sharing 🙏
Thanks mate!
Another great episode bud! Chris looked like he was having fun with the cooking 🤣🤣
Thanks mate! Haha yeah it was a good laugh 😂
Mapungubwe looked lovely and lush. Thank you for sharing.
Only a pleasure James!
i love southern africa so much . absolutely stunning
Wonderful!❤
Wow, amazing video and outstanding camera work, well done. Thank you for sharing, can not wait for the next episode, Kruger is always great👌
Thank you Piet!
Another excellent instalment Ed!
Your work keeps getting better!
Hope to bump into you in the bush sometime!
Cheers
Thank you so much David!
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode!
Thank you so much!
Absolutely superb video Ed. We are really missing the Kruger which is our happy place and we were due to visit again this year. We now hoping we will be allowed to travel from the UK next year but at least we have your videos to look forward to. Take care
Thank you so much Karl! Let’s hope everything works out and that you can be there next year! Thanks for the support 🙌
Fantastic stuff. Would love to know about some of the birds we hear in the background. Cheers.
Thanks mate!
Thanks to your videos over the past year, we’re heading in this direction soon!!! (If Uncle Cyril lets us go....)
Let’s hope uncle Cyril comes through 🙏 hope you have an amazing time 💪
Ah fantastic video Ed, thanks for this one. We are booked for Mapungubwe in Jan 22 so hope (1) we can get there from EU and (2) would love to see the rivers in flood as you have done! 👍👍
Thank you so much! I hope everything works out for you guys!
38:00 is all I needed to here...
Great episode Ed. Really enjoyed it. “Superb” 🤣🤣
Thanks mate! 😂 I said spectacular in this one 😉😂 thanks for all the constant support!
Great video..thanks for taking us through Ed
Thanks mate!
What a difference!! Thanks for sharing
Absolutely awesome. Just love it. Hope to join you guys one day soon.
Thank you so much mate! Definitely one day 🙌 Lacies worked a treat on all these trips so thank you 💪
Hello Ed. I was wondering when I would see you again. I am thrilled to see you pop up in my feed. This is truly my favorite place. Your video has done it justice. I plan to visit in September. I am struggling with long covid so no camping. We will be staying at Limpopo Tented and Vhembe camp to take in both sides of this truly wondrous place.
Thank you Wendy! I hope you get better soon 🙏
Well done Ed , another great episode!
Thank you so much Grant!
"There is no place like the African bush"
Beautiful episode.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing - share your sentiment about the morning chorus over a cuppa
Thank you for watching!
Hi Ed and Chris. Wonder if you guys are aware that 500 years before Van Riebeeck discovered South Africa (Cape Town), Mapungubwe was a thriving African Kingdom. Apparently it lasted some 200 years after which likely drought and over gracing made it unsustainable. The tribes moved North and started what's now called the Zimbabwe ruins. One of the biggest tribes, the Khama tribe eventually relocated to the West. Hence the late Sir Seretse Khama that governed Botswana.
Hey Alexander! Thanks so much we had no idea!
Great episode! Going to the Kruger in July!
Thank you Henk!
Hello Edward thank you very match for this very nice video. Regards from Marco
Thank you so much Marco!
@@EdwardBath Your welcome.
Awesome
Good Good 👍👍👍👍
Good video..was the cooking scene with Chris from another video?
Thanks Rob! Yes it was in Chris’s episode 🙌
Hi Edward, thanks for the great videos. Would you mind telling me where you got the dark grey dashboard cover for LC 200?
Thanks Murray! It’s from Takla Products 🙌
Love this series. Where or how does one book at Blouberg reserve?
Rain season = mozzie feeding season. How many tins of Peaceful Sleep did you guys use?
Plenty 😂😂
Hi Edward, my wife and I enjoy your videos very much, thank you for the interesting entertainment. I have one question, please, where can we buy the stainless steel upright kettle you use while camping? Thank you. Regards
Thank you so much for the support and awesome comment! It’s from Echo 4x4 centre but I think you can also get a similar one from goodnel 🙌
THANK U FOR SHARING AMAZING DREAMING I WILL GET TO VIDIT SOON YES THANK U FOR MAGICAL BEAUTY PEACE CALMING
Is that pothole road the R36 or R34, we drove both on our way out of the kruger last week, nerve wrecking in a car or small suv
Not sure which one it was but all of the roads up there are like that unfortunately 👎 very nerve wrecking
I'll give Chris a can opening tutorial, for free!
😂😂
Did you get to see the vultures at blouberg legend? 😊
Unfortunately not legend 👎 when I have more time there I will definitely go and see them 💪
🤩
Thanks mate!
😂 good old South African potholes. You’re tyre shop makes bucks off the wheel alignments, maybe that’s why they don’t fix them, (South African conspiracy theory 🧐)
They don’t mess around hey 😂 those guys must make a killing
Hi Ed do you have an email address to chat on regarding Botswana please.
Thank you regards Steve.
Where's the PayPal link Ed?
Hey Paul! Hope you are well, I’m just checking here and it says that you need my email address for the PayPal link and then I confirm it from my side, is this correct?
No - you have to put a link from your site to your bank account.
I thought you'd already set it up?
I have already set it up because Patreon pays into the PayPal account but it doesn’t give an option to share my bank details off the site?
Sorry Ed but every creator on UA-cam that I support has a PayPal link.
Why would I, the supporter put up a link to my account - that doesn't make sense, does it?
Hi Paul, sorry for the confusion, here is the PayPal link, thank you so much for the support 🙏
paypal.me/EdwardBathOverland?locale.x=en_US
While you're camping and staying inside the Park Elephants lion's and spotted hyena's these wild animals try to attack? On you're camp If any problems arises while you staying at the camp? Anyway Highly Risky process closely watching floura and fauna travelling on the dusty and bumpy mudded roads it's very challenging task
Hey bud can't make sense fo what you are trying to say. There are no lions at blouberg