Thank you, and thanks for watching!

Thank you Michael, and thanks for watching.

Well spotted, @James Beard. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, they were only allowed to fill the huts to 50% capacity. The tents are for the overflow.

@@MarnoKirstein thanks, I did think that may be the reason after I sent the message. I used to take vacuum packed Braai meat for all 4 nights, bacon and eggs for all 4 breakfasts. It was worth it just to see the look on the other hikers faces. The meat would be marinated before hand and frozen then rapped in newspaper. Well worth it.

@@MarnoKirstein thanks again for the video, best hike I have done, I would love to do it again with my kids.

@@jamesbeard7797 how did you take the eggs?

@@durangokool8724 Hi. I have a plastic container from a camping store that takes 6 eggs, large eggs won’t fit.

I think it will depend on your level of fitness and how much you enjoy driving. The last day of the hike is one of the longest and there are some long descents, so I would not recommend driving back to Jhb on the same day. You will finish hiking quite late and probably get home after midnight. But having one night to sleep over is sufficient time for recovery for most. I don't recall having much muscle soreness after the hike - maybe the difference in altitude (I'm from Pretoria, so similar to Jhb) and daily stretching helped?

At the time we did the hike, there were still (Covid-19) regulations about using only 50% capacity for indoor facilities. The tents created extra capacity so that we could have the normal number of hikers in the group.