Villiersdorp?

Thank you so much for taking me to somewhere I've never heard of before and now I want to move there.😂❤❤

Beautiful thanks. I appreciate

So glad you had a good celebration on your birthday with good food. Sonia is a treasure.

Can the rangers have that injured lion checked out to see if they can help him. Or do they not interfere at all?

Our township name is Tumahole,meaning internationally known.........Parys/Paris.

I am happy you were in my town❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂

Hi Curtis, Sonia, Dusty and Sandy, praying you guys are well. Such a lovely town, enjoying the trip, safe travels 🥾🥾

I lived in Deneysville as a child 1981 to 1985. Very nice to see how Deneysville has grown into a almost holiday town , very nice. Only the roads thats has gone in bad condition i see. Nice little town.

Ds Moolman is oorlede toe n trein hom op n spooroorgang naby Rooiwal getref het.

Just love, love, love your channel, thank you!

I lived there for 3 years, my late husband worked for Junk DIY, I hated everyday in Pongola, brings back memories but can say I will ever go back again, if you are not part of the Afrikaans Boere community you are an outcast!!!!

What a pity you turned around at the point you did. You missed visiting the Vasco da Gama monument and the beach areas at Britannia Bay as well as The Golden Mile.

Those structures for a second bridge had been like this for at least the last thirty plus years.

So interesting.......I love historic places ❤

We've watched this in Hong Kong tonight, a few weeks after returning from SA and it was wonderful to see such an abundance of wildlife! We're also budget travellers like yourselves and it does save a lot by making one's own food! The storm towards the end looked rather scary, though, and I don't think we'd ever stay in a tent! Good to know there was no serious damage! Did you shoot all footage with your Samsung S23 ultra?

Kan julle nie AFRIKAANS praat nie.

Dankie julle dust bunnys vir al die programme van Suid afrika .ons woon tans op die Suid eiland van NZ aan die weskus met die dorpie genaamd coolest little town Hokitika.Dit verseker hoe die kleurlinge gemeenskap in daar die dele van suid afrika is die paaie baie nie geteer nie,maar wat ek op gelet het hoe skoon die strate is sonder gemors vrot kaare en stunkende ashope.Ek sal eendag terug kom en julle roetes wil ry.Dankie dat deur julle het ek dele van my land gesien en geskiedenis ontrafel wat ek nooit sou kom droom dit ooit bestaan nie.groete Orpa.

Always heard of the place, nice to see it , I am glad I am now up to date look forward to the next video.. every time you have a beer I just have to have one myself😅

Thank u guys for sharing this beautiful tour its breath taking 😍

Envious of those bacon strips!

Do you know that they landed Catalyna flying boats on the Vaal dam in the past

When the Vaal dam is above 100%, then the single bridge over the dam is under the water

Thankyou . Since 1970 until late 1980's , about 1989 /1990 , it was the Mahem Hotel .As I remember, it was also a Mahem bird on the school blazer

Awesome❤

If you want to find out more about the dome you must go to the very small town of Venterskroon. There is a museum and a restuarant

Thankyou I would prefer if they could have a department that could look after the buildings or maybe make it like a market or selling place

Dingaan murdered his brother, Tsaka, to become king. Then he murdered Piet Retief and company, after inviting them to his kraal. Then he murdered several Trekker encampments at night. More than 500 Trekkers were murdered. One reason for the failed Zulu attack was that some warriors was still getting their dupa from the sangoma, to make them invincible. Four days after Blood River. The Trekkers visited Dingaan's kraal. Only to find it deserted and burnt down. There was about 30,000 Zulus at Blood River. Dingaan was then murdered by his own nephew. Nothing ever changes. 64 wagons and 464 Boers. So about seven persons per wagon?

Hi julle dit was nou baie leersaam. Het al baie van die plekkie gehoor nou weet ek baie meer van hom danksy julle ❤ baie dankie het dit vreeslik geniet. Mooi loop.

Looking from the UK...wow, can hardly recognise GREEN SA...

Thankyou

43:11 here where you're driving, a little to the left is the runes, you are actually very close to it, there is still a small part of what look like a chimney sticking up from the ground, I saw it for the fist time in my life in December, we have a family home at the Vaal dam and you drove right by is earlier😅

Laughed over you falling asleep over your beer. A spitfire has distinctive circles on the wings. Love the bridge. 1988 is old? Excuse me! Fascinating about the old bridge and location of the blacksmith.

Het dit baie geniet dankie!

Not a Spitfire, but a German Messerschmitt. See the German cross on the plane.

It's pronounced St Colum-Kill. I worked in this area and stayed in this school hostel. Next time you need to go a bit further and find Enon... the beautiful little Moravian mission village close to Kirkwood. Incredibly beautiful. Similar to Genadendal with a similar history. Dont miss it...although the road is a severe challenge! Hopefully improved since i was last there 5 years ago

Someone here mentioned the plane replica you saw wasn't a British Spitfire but a German Messerschmitt, which got me to thinking. I wanted to know the differences between the German Messerschmitt and the Dutch Fokker planes and, thanks to Google, I found some interesting information which I thought might be of interest to you too.... "The Messerschmitt Bf-109 and Fokker D-XXI were in fact different types of fighters. The German plane was a high speed interceptor rather than a dog-fighter whereas the Fokker was a dog-fighter all along."

Wow! Another blast from the past. Having had a father who was an avid fisherman, as a child I often used to accompany him to Jim Fouche Resort (sadly now totally derelict I am led to believe from a 2020 report) on weekends, travelling from Johannesburg to Oranjeville after school on a Friday afternoon. My last visit to the beautiful resort was in 1972. I have many fond memories of the place. What an awesome private collection housed in The Hangar. I could have spent the entire day there. Lovely drone footage of the holiday town on the Vaal Dam.

Sent a review but it didn't work loved the video

Dutch skies over Oranjeville, hoe toepasselijk! Ja Curtis, je had vast wel verwacht dat ik geheel kon instemmen met je wens om dit dorp eens te bezoeken 😄. Alles keurig aangeharkt, goed onderhouden faciliteiten zoals het Orange Holiday resort, een typische jaren 60 stijl NG kerk en de eigenaar van de schattige cottage die ook nog even het gemeente gazon rondom maait, dit ademt een en al Oranje Dutch Heritage gevoel 🧡. Hoe kan het ook anders in de Oranje Vrijstaat. Het landschap doet sterk denken aan ons Sallandse landschap, mogelijk niet toevallig de streek waar vanuit veel boeren ooit naar Zuid-Afrika vertrokken. Mijn vader keek mee en was zeer onder de indruk van het kleine militaire museum met de unieke verzameling Duitse Piekhelmen, heel uniek dat jullie daar zomaar in dit kleine dorp tegenaan reden, als het ware. Kortom een aflevering waar we dit keer als familie enorm van hebben genoten! 👍✈️💒

The Spitfire was actually a Messerschmitt copy. (See the markings under the wings?)

Hello daar, loved the Stone Church and the Rose Trees lining the pathways. Wow, it must be stunning when all in bloom 😍 Was great to see you rolling the balls Curtis 😂 Lots of fun 😁 The green countryside, blue sky's and white puffs of cloud was so beautiful 🖼💚💙💛❤️ Thank you 🥰

The plane is a Messerschimdt ME 109. 2nd WW German fighter.

Messerschmidt with Luftwaffe markings...

Baie dankie vriende.

Loved this trip the town was very interesting.

NO! Not a Spitfire - the giveaway the German WW2 markings!! It is rather a replica of a Messerschmitt bf109 (archrival to the Spitfire)

Wow the museum is stunning. A nice small green town. E cellent done and an excellent trip. Every small town has something to show. That makes your trips so rewarding to follow. Thanks well done till the next one.

Sandstone is similar to The Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland when the lave came up too fast and cooled quickly thus forming octagon structures.