..and yes deeply moving to encounter the elephant...who have endured and more. Viva Africana Loxodonta

Reassurring and pleasing to see this ecosystem slowly recovering in the 21st century after the long chaos of 20th century war. A major step forward for Mozambique and African wildlife.. Where next? ...South Sudan perhaps?

Hi, my husband and I are from England and will be spending 4 weeks in Kruger in September, from South to North and have really loved watching your series. Your filming is amazing and you have given us some great tips. We are amateur photographers and are so excited at the prospect of getting some great photos. If we can get just a couple as good as yours we will be very happy. Could you tell us what camera mount you use on the car window please?

What time of year was this? I am currently planning a safari and looking at this lodge

Great video! Could you let me know what kind of window mount you are using? Thanks!

Any chance you still have that video they sent to you to help? This thing is difficult without proper instructions... lol

in africa when they have something that is good they have to break it!

Bianca is looking for an alpha, not a beta

Beta males @ 8:51 don't start camp fires

Help me understand...you are driving through the rural countryside in your automobile ALONE, and wearing a surgical mask @12:53?????? In what world would any clear thinking person do this? It's no wonder why that chick left you. She longs for a strong MAN and a Leader who can be a critical thinker.

This was one of the most inspiring videos… As a Mozambican I made my first visit to Chimanimani in July last year after seeing this video. It was amazing, I went all the way to Chikukwa… not driving the Jibari but a 2014 Fortuner. Since then I went again in Sept and this time I took a friend when we did a trip all the way from Maputo to Lago Niassa. Thank you for your stories and the way to tell them… they are really inspiring. Hope to catch you on the road next time you visit Mozambique.

well done. Ive enjoyed your videos. Thank you

Going there in June for 4 weeks self drive also... researching. This is great guys thanks!

Am new here but I have seen most of your content but am seeing your girl in old videos is she oky?

Tim, I wish I were a legend like you just awesome. Your experiences are definitely something epic. Great work bringing it to the viewer.

Just came across this now, Tim. What a beautiful place Mozambique is! Nee, fok, man, that's bad that she left you. Sterkte!

I now understand why people wander off and each and every day the spirit grows in me to just go and wander off too and live 😅.. Great video mate, as a Mozambican I’ve never seen these parts of Mozambique before wow 👌🏾..

Another great video, Tim! That feeling of near anxiety, of being almost overwhelmed by isolation is, I believe, not uncommon among people who find themselves alone in the wildernis. I remember the first time I felt that: I was six and had walked into the veld about an hour from Jansenville where we lived at the time, I I vividly remember feeling that someone or something was watching me, and a general sense of unease that only went away when I saw the church spire again.

Man, what a lekker adventure! Thanks, Tim, for allowing me to experience vicariously what I would otherwise never have.

Really enjoyed this awesome episode. Well done.

My beautiful cantry Mozambique 🇲🇿 🇲🇿🇲🇿❤️❤️❤️🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿👍👍👍

Yeah man 😊

I still can't understand why you don't have more followers. Wonderfull Video. Stay Safe.

Nice video.. pity about the stickers on the road signage

i got pulled over in mozambique without an international licence . thought it would cost me a lot , but he let me go , none of my Safa mates could believe it

Great video Tim. I first visited Gorongosa in 1973 when I was a student at UCT. We drove up from Cape Town in a VW Beetle and camped. We did plenty of self drives and were amazed by the huge numbers of hippos. We saw lions in the Lion House. The war was raging so we were lucky to be there. I next visited in 2013. Fortunately we were still able to do self drives then. The game numbers were tiny compared with my visit in 1973. However, it was great to see the rebuilding work going on. The birding was excellent. Keep up the wonderful videos.

Which camera did you use inside the car filming yourself. Looks great

Amazing

Man, That's Brave. 🎉

My first trip to Mabua, I stayed at Mpayathutlwa overflow camp ( Lafeka). Had a pair of mating lions in the camp. By 8.30 I gave up and slept in the bakkie. Best sighting ever.

You mentioned Jubari is pretty special. How about doing a rig walkabout ?

Such sadness.. a loss like with Anton is more than a tragedy… it’s a senseless loss of human life . He dedicated his life to protecting the wildlife and sadly it cost him his life .. through organised crime .. a syndicate of evil beyond words . Anton’s life was priceless compared to a poacher and the head of the snake who pays these poachers . My respect and condolences to such a good man .. rest in peace Anton .. your service was not in vain . The fight continues and will always continue ! Excellent episode 🙏🏻

Wow that looks amazing. I’m currently in Africa just by myself. I came here in hope to cure my depression. What can I say, I am so lost in Africa, laying in my hotel room still depressed. Lol

Chimanimani is amazing from both Countries, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Its new everyday even even to us who are born there. Thank you for sharing this wonderful vedio. ❤

Where’s the audio from ?

I know you're busy but where's the next one??

My country 🇲🇿

Hey! We are a small beginner overland channel from Portugal and are planning a 12 day trip through Southern Africa. Between SA, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabue and Mozambique, what do you reckon is the best destination for this trip on a rented 4x4 in any of these countries? Seen all your videos but can't decide on one to rule them... Could you give us some input? Cheers

Hi Tim, I just discovered your channel yesterday and am loving your Lost in Kruger series. Please can you tell me about your window mount setup you are using in this video. I've been looking for something similar but so far have only come across the Steadilens which you can't lock your camera in position.

Hey Tim, you’ve probably get asked this a lot but what kind of camera (and Camera car stand) are you using? Also, any way to support the channel besides the affiliate link?

Thanks for sharing. Gorongosa is very high on my bucket list. Did you go to Zinave?

Goods bro

I'm a huge fan of your content Tim!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep on showing us this beautiful continent and the nature conservation efforts of each region!!!! I'm learning a lot from your videos

Thanks for all videos. Love them, I grew upp i Tanzania. Do you have a rescue bag that you just catch if something happens. Do you train for that situation eg fire?

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Haahahaa I just stumbled across your video! I was your guide with the horses - I didn't even recognize myself! Awesome to see and such a beautiful memory!

Beautiful work 💯

You should consider coming to Swaziland 🇸🇿 hey

Amazing content, can’t stop watching 😅 guess I will watch them all just to catch up hahaha