Many years ago, my favorite author - Stephen King - wrote a wonderful story called "The Green Mile" - in its original release, it came out in a series of 6 episodic paperbacks.... I remember how excited I was to obtain each new installment, and devoured its contents as quickly as I could, leaving me desperate for the next.... That is exactly how I feel about your video journey, Mr. Hendry - thanks so much for giving me that giddy anticipation once again...cheers !

Riotous fun! Hobo Sapien pitting themselves against local primates. The colossal struggle continues

It's probably the totem of the people of that region. If you go to different places in Botswana e.g Molepolole you'll find the Crocodile, Serowe-duiker, Mochudi- Vervet monkey.

Take a tour of every ablution block in Southern Africa - free of charge! Courtesy of James and Kirsten... Honestly, keep the entertainment going guys - the world really actually needs this right now!

The dance the bathing wattled starlings performed was magical through your magnificent photography matched with the enchanting music

Ah pretty pleeeeease can't you make the videos longer? I love them. Brings back so many wonderful memories being up there. Thank you soooo very much. Blessings to you both. May your travels go on for many more years to come. 😘😘

When I was in Chobe, we stopped for tea at a picnic site and of course a troop of Vervet monkeys were on the scene. One stole a banana skin out of the vehicle while we were setting up. Our guide was doing his best efforts to defend our table, eventually we got up for a moment and one jumped down snatched a handful of biscuits in the blink of an eye. Our guide said they are clever enough to be able to recognize the tourists from the guides by the color of our skin, so they know that tourists scare easily but they are very wary of the guides. Interesting but cheeky animals

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

They are very clever!

Thanks. Your birds in Africa are so much prettier than the ones in the states. Our starlings are not pretty and neither is their song. Our Robins are kind of bright colors but i like the looks of African ones better. Like their song better also. I am enjoying your vacation. Some of us can no longer go on vacations in places like Africa. I always wanted to go to Africa as i grew up watching Tarzan movies at the theaters. Course i know that it was not filmed in Africa but still wanted to visit your country. Now I am through your kindness. Once again, thank you so much.

Botswana is a different world when there's rain.

Timelapse of the clouds above the elephant, crossing the Botete river...loved it

@baylorjacob7792

3 жыл бұрын

I guess it is kinda off topic but does anyone know a good site to watch newly released tv shows online?

@keegancorey7750

3 жыл бұрын

@Baylor Jacob i would suggest flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

Loved every minute. James looked just like my husband chasing the monkeys who frequent our garden everyday. Can’t wait for the next episode.

I have just found this. I miss you on WE. Thank you for showing us all the things, not just the predator's.

The ending was phenomenal! What a beautiful sunset and elephant crossing!

Thoroughly enjoyed this episode! Loved the birds bathing. The filming was excellent! Actually, the whole episode was excellent, thanks again James and Kirsten. Blessings always

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

You are still as hilarious as you were with your safari crew in your single days. I still love watching your antics on those old KZreads, and listening to your story about the lady and catatonic son from New York. It's a snake!!!! It's a snake!!!! DRIVE...DRIVE. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣

I love the monkey sequence .. very funny and the shot of the elephant crossing the pan was spectacular! Thank you for your beautiful photography and music!

Fabulous & Funny... as always... especially enjoyed the birds bathing - first time I saw so many together splashing and playing... Thank you, James, we appreciate your labour of love in filming, editing, and bringing us such memorable content. I’m watching the whole series again - from the intro/trailer, everything - every time I see something new! THANK YOU! BLESS YOU! & Please STAY SAFE!

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

If it isn’t baboons, it’s monkeys! , loved the slow pace of this episode! Thank you James and Kirsten!

Thank you for this video ! I live in Botswana and most of us have never been there because its too expensive for regular citizens .

Great bird song captures! Oh how I long to get back to the bush.

Didn’t know a specifies of monkey with bright blue balls existed. I’ve learned something new and clearly very important.

@ogone1465

3 жыл бұрын

Plenty of them at the university of Botswana tswana

I can’t imagine having to deal with primates while camping. Here in North America we have raccoons which I would guess are half as smart as a primate...they are a pain in the rear side.

Oh my ....pass one of those burgers MY way......lol

Wonderful as usual! Particularly loved the wattled starling bathing ballet! Kind of made me a bit teary-eyed actually. Very sweet.

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Thank you for sharing with us. The land is beautiful and to be able to see wildlife up close must be so amazing.

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

It really is!

I laugh every episode when I see the camp map and watch your route doodle!

Man be packing! 😆

Another excellent episode! Thank you James, thank you Kirsten! These are so entertaining and so well produced. Looking forward to the next one, as usual!

The Pink aardvark is the sign of one of the lodges outside Gweta called Planet Baobab. So no it's not a shrine for aardvarks 🤣

@joebloggsbw

3 жыл бұрын

It was apparently built to commemorate three aardvarks (mum and two babies) killed on the road near planet baobab

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Oh wow!

Haha monkey chaser! Loved the filming of the birds & animals..as always a supurb production! Thank you James & Kirsten x

You really having such a great time in our country, keep enjoying mate. Take it soon you will be in Maun

Loved it as always. You two keep getting better at the photography and production even when I think the previous episode is wonderful! Not to mention the witty repartee! The monkeys were adorable and that yellow pepper was perfect. The final time lapse of the clouds, the river and the elephant was perfect. Thank you both for sharing your talents and adventures with us. I doubt I will ever make it to Africa but you help make it feel like I am experiencing the best parts.

Yebo use a Spanela to lock those wheel hubs...

Stunning so CALMING THANK YOU I NEED THIS DETAILED VIEWS OUTSTANDING

I always enjoy your aesthetic and your humor.

Awesome pictures, awesome filming.

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

For reasons of mine own, and will not share, I thank you James Hendry and wife for sharing your adventures!

Cheeky monkeys! Why did, I like big butts and I cannot lie, go through my head when seeing the big ellie butt? LOL! Another awesome adventure. Beautifully done. Thanks James and Kirsten.

Wonderfully breathtaking shots!! Music as always sensational Kirsten!

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Brilliant as always you two! I'm running out of superlatives, every episode is outstanding. I'd love an entire episode put together of your encounters with baboons!

Loved seeing the White Browed Scrub Robin calling

Beautiful bird sightings ❤️

Loved the starlings - thank you!

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Love the commentary

Possibly the home Pink Panther and his aardvark friend.

Precious times. Wonderful. Thank you you two. Cannot wait.

This was fun, James! Love your choice of animals, your editing skills, and Kirstin, your saint of a wife

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

still appreciate your erudition and humour from all comrades in safari. sadly missed,you were all wonderful. why all disbanded.

I’m doing this trip with my husband for the first time in September. So excited. Thank you both for the insights. Thanks for the laughs

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome, I hope you have a magical trip!

I always enjoy journeying alone with you & your wife

Keep on trucking....loving all the scenes....love red bell peppers but yellow is good...English cucumbers are great.....love your videos!!!!!

Lovely, thank you.

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you too!

Always a pleasure to watch, thank you James and Kirsty.

Love, love love!!!

I think this was my favorite episode so far - LOTs of really cool birds, LOVED the last scenes of the sunset, elephants and gorgeous music! Have seen a 4x4 like yours around here and have always wondered what the “perescope” sticking up on the side is for!? Also loved your monkey music...how on earth do you ever find music selections like that - they fit perfectly to what you film! Thanks James and Kirstin

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

The periscope on the side is for driving through deep water!

@vickyb5935

3 жыл бұрын

@@JamesHendry James, you can`t be serious! A car could NEVER go that deep in water and still be able to drive....is it just for looks?

Another lovely respite from the crazy world we live in, thanks James & Kirsten!!!

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Have had similar experience with those monkeys. I blame humans though

stunning sunset - magnificent shot and perfectly framed

I really love your videos. Would like to see you give the animals a voice like you used to do on SL.❤

stunningly wonderful as always...the crimson crested shrike was in what kind of tree, please?...and oh yes, those meddling, mischievous monkeys! lol

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

I'll have to go back in the footage and figure out what tree it was, I'll let you know

@ubombogirl

3 жыл бұрын

@@JamesHendry thanks!

Very good! Missed the added sound effects for the animals this episode

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Next week! We missed them too...

So heavenly.

That Crimson-breasted shike is beautiful! Keep putting on the miles! I'm loving the series!

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

The passing resemblance to Ian Hendry and his voice is pure coincidence , I presume.

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Just a coincidence!

Wow so visually beautiful ,my fav episode so far.

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Love to hear exactly whatRoute you took from Kasane to Savuti and then on to Khumaga. Why ? Cos we are planning on Kasane, to Nata, Kubu Isl, Bains BBs, Khumaga, Maun, Moremi x 3, Kwai, Tshaa, Savuti, and Ihaha B4 Ngoma X’ing in Sept 2022. All any input - Welcome.

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

We actually flew to Maun and then went to Savuti from there - to Mababe gate. Check out Chobe4x4 - they have routes and tips on their website www.chobe4x4.com/self-drive-guide-to-botswana/

Would love to know which music is used...really beautiful

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Will add it in next time!

Where did you hire the 4x4?

@JamesHendry

3 жыл бұрын

Chobe4x4 www.chobe4x4.com/

Years

Definitely don’t feed the punk aardvark.

One dislike lol