CHILDREN PLAYING ON TANKS on my longest ever expedition | ASPW 4xOverland

[@dermotwallace5533]

Whoah!! What an expedition. It's simply incredible to have sat back for over an hour, glued to my phone on your tales and beautiful sceneries from this beautiful country. Beautiful Africa. Thanks for taking us along your unbelievable journeys Anderson.

[@DS-xf2ji]

This film is one of your best. I enjoyed ist very much. I haven‘t seen much of Angola so far, but I would love to drive this tour. As always a big inspiration.

[@ellishaindobo1794]

Nat Geo couldnt do any better...

[@lugooverland]

I truly enjoyed watching this video. It is not just the great shots (stills and videos) and music, but you also showed the personal side of the people in Angola and how it is to travle through this maginificent country. Very well done Andrew and thanks for publishing it on KZbin.

[@Charlie-ec3bc]

Love your finishing words photos amazing country amazing people.

[@philipjooste9075]

I enjoyed this even more than seeing it on TV all those years ago. Well ASPW, you made a promise that you'll be back and it's been 10 years - how about it?

[@4xoverland]

It's hard enough to get out of Australia right now! So I don't think I'll be back to Angola any time soon. I've got Ethiopia and Tanzania planned instead.

[@wholeheartedglobal316]

@@4xoverland Come to Kenya too! Not enough unpaved roads but the game drives and camping should be a nice thrill.

[@7894-q4g]

@@4xoverland Isn't Ethiopia currently wartorn?

[@79series]

Fzj-79 very capable vehicle beside fuel economy.

[@sz5830]

From all of your videos, i must say , i pesonally liked this one. It was more todo with the Overlanding, Human and yes Toyota included, but most of all, the human aspect, and the absurness of war. Great pics and shoots.

[@theslimeylimey]

What a wonderful video thank you. You really communicated the feel of your trip well like I was along for the ride.

[@ewingfox6459]

I've watched you tell this story over the years in various formats, but just with any true, master storyteller, the story only grows in poignancy with each retelling. Thank you for sharing your adventures, your images and your intimate relationship with the African continent with us.

[@tauraigura9361]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us

[@peter_reinhardt]

Another amazing video. It really gives me an urge to go to Africa myself. Thank you Andrew

[@Charlie-ec3bc]

Thanks you for sharing very interesting young Aussie here love watching you videos.😊

[@mrsound-gard7556]

Absolutely throughly enjoying this series Andrew. Thanks very much for sharing it.

[@shamrockgerry]

Great to see your videos.. Enjoyment and Educational information

[@rgandmjroberts8344]

Thoughtfully enjoyable ! Thank you for the experience.

[@markgeerin5928]

Fantastic Andrew your a very lucky man to have traveled that beautiful country as that , look forward to the next episode.

[@mrropey]

Good stuff Andrew loved it Oh what a feeling 👍👍👍

[@paulojorgecunha]

Andrew, thank you so much for this high quality video

[@79macd]

I don't know if it's because our countries have a 500-year connection if it's because I myself spent a few years in Angola… today in Rwanda I recognize that I miss, not everything, but many things from there. What a surprising country thats for sure! You’re right! And Andrew… the images of Calueque were missing (only from this narrow road of white sand and black clay) and also that beautiful reservoir and waterfalls next to the Ruacaná dam. Excellent video, as always. Thank you.

[@TheRodN]

This is an amazing series. Sumol (the orange juice) is a Portuguese brand. Interesting to find it outside major cities. Maybe they have a production unit in Angola.

[@haroldtbrandt7412]

i like your honesty in our observation of what is happening in my country NAMIBIA.

[@fj9460-lr]

Absolutely Andrew; I’m enjoying this series very much, thank you!

[@boatbuddy]

Thanks for making these amazing videos, it is a work of art! I have been following your travels, since about 2000's when i first "accidently" went to a talk you gave at Landrover in Goodwood Cape Town and thankfully never bought a Landrover, lol, personal choise, but your vids have allways been amazing, thx for sharing, happy travels!

[@johanpretorius3759]

A country of contrasts! So much potential.. so much destruction.. This is a trip I need to do. 🙂

[@wanderingambience799]

A nice Sunday afternoon film to watch!

[@shathaniketogetswe4271]

Beautiful!!!

[@moezdahmani9194]

Excellent video Andrew , music choice is very nice , we would need to watch more video like this ! Please try to organise new trip full of adventure , you could shows us a route of aborigen civilisation in Australia … .

[@Tastewithnewdrinks]

Amazing video.

[@thehoofman8592]

Inspiring!

[@lianvandenheever6387]

Wow !!! what an experience. It's heartbreaking to see five hundred years of history wiped out by a devastating civil war. There was top class live stock and today nothing . But let's hope it's healing continues

[@SilveriusPurbaDocsilHistory]

Nice documentary Like it so much

[@yorkchris10]

I think my dad would like this trip. When I was young, we visited European castles, museums, cemeteries and cenotaphs. Some places we had to pay as was touristic, but climate controlled.

[@ellishaindobo1794]

Better than Nat geo as per your usual.

[@GabrielNeriFaim]

Andrew, do you know what Cacete, from Pão Cacete means in portuguese?

[@moezdahmani9194]

Or show us the mining industrie…, than it’s impact on the surrounding nature … all this will give you good opportunity for active Overlanding ,

[@CarlGrobler]

No crocodiles?

[@rynoopperman5010]

This makes me think of Mozambique… After going there for decades, I have completely stopped When a country and it’s people feel that tourist are there to be harassed and bothering them.., I like to oblige them and not bother them ever again!

[@chrissybabe8568]

Does it come from a spring ?

[@4xoverland]

Yes. The water appears in a shallow creek from between rocks. I suspect there are many of them, but I do think the one we found was the highest.

[@dermotwallace5533]

@@4xoverland Awesome. Intuitive conclusion and good work Anderson.👍🏽

[@willieb.1700]

che guevara is no hero. I know that you put that on your seat in jest, but he truly was a horrible person how was not to be celebrated. but this is an awesome adventure of a long time ago.

[@elkleyn]

I think hydrogen is the way to go

[@seakayaker1983]

I understand the poverty but what about the trash everywhere¿ can’t judge that either..?

[@4xoverland]

But do you really understand true poverty? Unless one has experienced it first-hand, no one can. So we should be slow to judge.

[@dermotwallace5533]

@@4xoverland 💕💕💕👍🏾👏🏻

[@LesSharp]

Any attempt to stamp out colonialism here that doesn't start at the door of the Catholic Church, is doomed to failure.

[@CarlosMendez473]

Oh yes the famous town of Caraculo, @1:18:58 also know as assface

[@showaltermicro]

Water is clean- you are nuts

[@rynoopperman5010]

I did wonder Water is clean right next to people washing clothes ..😳 😜

[@4xoverland]

Clean for what? Drinking? No. Washing clothes and boiling before drinking? Yes. Not my first rodeo.

[@dermotwallace5533]

Except it's coming or running straight from between the rocks then, it isn't clean to consume right away. Every other usage of it is acceptable.