I'm glad they run away because because there are thieves that steal them because there is an out of country syndicate who sell them for there meat andskins😢

Awesome.. Looking forward brave hearts 😅

We will be there love traveling with you 2 thank you from Paul and Marlene 😇

You are amazing you brought back so many memory's me and Marlene had a holiday in Belito about 12 years ago and wow how amazing and stunning it became thank you 2 kindly

Hi, my wife also spots game, i spot potholes

Beautiful

Jammer julle is daar op so n bewolkte en mistige dag. Op n sonnige oop dag is die see se water so n diep blou.

DustBugs Travel, this is one of the most beautiful videos I have ever seen. Thank you so much for showing us this absolute beauty !

Don't worry about wind noise, it adds to the atmosphere, so do the birds' twittering. I love this! Thanks for showing RSA.

hi i just like to know how you buget for each trip me and my wife would like to travel south africa.thanks

I visited the Castle in 1988 and remember the tour guide saying that lady Barnard, I think her name was Elizabeth, swam in the swimming pool on a daily basis. You mentioned a pool. In one of the solitary confinement cells you can also see the bath they used for the prisoners. Apparently they all bathed in the same, shallow, about 30 cm of water. You can see the low, brick wall of the bath. It's just a rectangular shape built by bricks.

Very interesting story about Trappieskop and the prisoners who built the "trappies"! It's a great idea to get prisoners to do something constructive like that!

Can't wait to see your next trip to Kruger! You guys rock! Love you!

Looks like a lifeless dead town

Why does Sonja never feature in the videos? Also why do you explore on foot alone and she does not join you Just wondering

What a blessing, there seem to be no tv. Congratulations to the people of Orania. God bless you. You could be an example to us, the disappearing German nation.

Curtis and Sonia, Thank you so much for the trip through Kruger. I have learnt so much about spotting from you guys. My heart went out to you when you left camp for home. I was crying with you. I love your travels and look forward to the latest one🎉 you are bringing out. Travel safe!

The town is next to my hometown, Lindley, I pass there all the time, good job for sharing

My father owned jailhouse pub back in the early 2000s

Jooo,those potholes

Beautiful church!

Stunning, stunning scenery! The Free State is so beautiful.

One of the most "feel-good" channels on KZfaq right now. Thanks for everything and looking forward to 31/05!

Cant wait for the 31st of May! Thank you kindly for all your effort and travels and how you present the videos they are very informative ! Greetings from New Zealand!

Please go to Lindley in the free state 🙏 and show case

We also went to the old Sea breeze and Goodwood drives inns in Cape Town as children .We loved it.

How I yearn to go! Thanks again for showing us this beautiful scenery.You are blessed

It's heartbreaking to see everything, go to waste. The Standardbank, the roads, etc etc etc... I loved seeing Vegkop! Thanks, you guys 🥰

Beautiful churches and the Country Inn was interesting!

The Town Hall is impressive for this small charming town. The nature reserve was outstandingly beautiful!

A sad town, but has its own uniqueness. I was fixated on the forlornness of this town. Glad you visited. the churches were lovely.

Very beautiful and appealing!

Beautiful and so peaceful!

The church is one of those hideous modern Dutch Reformed Churches which totally ruins the wonderful old town. This design for DRC happened all over South Africa during the 1960’s and 70’s. My uncle was an architect of this design. So un churchy or a place that people would want to worship in. Thank heavens this awful style has gone out of fashion, and maybe the solid stone style with gables and a bell tower will come back. Welcome back little churches with beauty and humility, especially in small towns. This is an eyesore.

I really like this forgotten town! I’m always interested in the fact that somehow the townspeople managed to plant exotic trees to give them shade, not knowing anything about the indigenous flora, but the exotics grew! and gave lovely shade to these amazing little dorpies, which are so very precious to our history. These exotics will not be replaced, but indigenous trees from the area will one day replace them, which makes sense. But these trees are still so beautiful.

Watched yesterday the Bloemfontein episode thank you for taking me were i grew up and would never be able to visit again. Really loved it to remember it all ❤

Are you going to Namibia in the future? My "heartland"... Love the show...

Ek wag vir hom

I LOVE your videos!!!

A BEAUTIFUL town, grossly NEGLECTED by the useless municipality!!

Started school there in 1949......

I. Love your shows. Keep them coming, please!

Yoh !!!all i cn say!!!

I can understand your excitement as you neared KP. We used to have that each year we travelled to it once the bug had bit. We used to leave Durban at 4 a.m. driving via Zululand, Swaziland and in at Crocodile Bridge. My friends had the same feelings you guys have about KP. They couldn't even sleep, would leave late at night and drive through the night and arrive at Malelane in the early hours of the next morning and camp outside the gate waiting for it to open. Glad you arrived safely. That was one heck of a long drive.

Im speechless..South Africa ...im running out of adjectives❤❤😊😊

Thank you so much. We return to South Africa in January and love your country. I'm so sorry we never see Sonia out and about with you as her comments are wonderful, positive and never a grumble from either of you. From England with love.

Well kept cemetery 🙏

Unique blockhouse Wow!!!

Exellent

Do u guys mind sending me a piece of this video?