From Cape to Cairo by Bike | Free Documentary Nature

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Anselm filmed the trip by himself. His little compact camera became his companion, he kept setting it up to drive past it. To create special shots, he had to get creative and inventive. In addition to his tripod, trees, trucks and donkey carts were his helpers. Occasionally he also held the camera in hand to people on the street who enjoyed it as well. He charged the batteries with a USB charger which was fed by the hub dynamo. The documentary "Elsewhere. Alone in Africa" was made from the recordings and has been shown in over 300 German cinemas since December 13, 2018. Originally, to make a movie was never his plan.

[@jotmai3630]

Wow so amazing this guy got guts of steel. I can't understand how brave this guy is, or was he simply half-full. I learned a lot from this film. Africa has it's own pyramid. That is something new I learn. That is a shocking new knowledge to me. I want to do something like this so much but I am not brave enough. I have not found my bravery. I hope I find strength in me one day to do something like this. I want to take a bike and ride it across the globe.

[@abdirahmansheikh1089]

@@jotmai3630 you can do it

[@ianwilson8258]

@@abdirahmansheikh1089 Mai

[@ianwilson8258]

Mai: start in your home town on weekends and see how you like it. A couple of days will make up your mind for you.

[@jotmai3630]

@@ianwilson8258 yeah my home town is too small to explore after I got an electric bicycle.

[@laurenzetheok]

"i no longer feel lonely, im simply alone" best qoute so far

[@TimUnknownable]

This young man deserves an award for this documentary!!! I grew up in Zimbabwe and now live in Canada... I am scared to return... but his really brought another perspective on Africa... just like I remember it... the people have next to nothing but they still enjoy life more than people in north America! Amazing story!!

[@SPharaoh]

As long as you are not trying to “reclaim” the land your grander father and great grandfather stole and not championing the downfall of a sovereign nation, I don’t think you should be scared. Why are you so afraid if you haven’t done anything wrong or don’t have a wicked agenda.

[@BreezyE-d3n]

@@SPharaoh so if I'm British I shouldn't go?

[@sunild2794]

I had watched many videos of peoples traveling various continents , what i observed is people from AFRICA are more energetic , happy & loving especially kids.

[@ioijiopjkiopjkp]

@@SPharaoh typical comment from someone who has no idea what they're talking about, just using buzz words. Maybe get out of your mother basement and see the world yourself.

[@TravisBourgeois]

@@SPharaohbecause b people are primitive and cause crime

[@michaelmottlau5941]

'Best moment for me was in the end of the documentary when the nice woman said, "you are welcome here", "you can feel free". The greatest hospitality you often find with poor people. Their wealth lies in their compassion and big heart. What a nice woman. I bow for her.

[@muitolinkemsky]

😢

[@DM100]

The only true wealth there is. To be honest.

[@HeathMoore430]

Purely One of the most emotionally raw and riveting documentaries I've ever seen! Award winner!!!

[@DM100]

I feel the same way. The best show I think I have ever seen in all my years! Seriously.

[@anelnel4752]

What a soul. This youngman shows such courage and tenacity it will serve him his whole life.

[@eliaturella]

What you did is pure gold, I cried ❤

[@paraworth]

Legend. Totally respect what you’ve achieved. I’m from Africa I’ve driven a vehicle through it. I’ve suffered the disease and felt the friendship of the continent but also the pain the suffering and the discomfort. You did it alone on a bicycle. Huge respect

[@jsgv7935]

Wherefrom?

[@alfwilhelmengelkamp5334]

Thank you, Anselm! Bloody Brilliant!

[@bbalderston125]

Anselm is now an honorary African Man. He's done a great service documenting and sharing the beautiful spirit of the African people and stellar natural realm of the amazing continent. Motherland of every human as the Cradle of Mankind.

[@robertszczesny8419]

As a bikepacker myself (though only having ridden in Europe) I truly admire Anzelm's cycling effort and filming skill. This documentary you just can't have enough of. Also, l can't help a comparison with Polnand's Kazimierz Nowak, who cycled Africa north to south and back again between 1931 - 36.

[@AnselmPahnke]

Thank you Robert

[@StuartWhelan-up8vs]

Very true Robert wish we could all cycling together 😂😂

[@huwphillips2696]

Absolutely riveting documentary, brilliant. This is ten times better than Normal TV, netflix, prime or any of the others.

[@sugipulaboule9]

Cancel your "tv" license

[@justinandrewhook7046]

This buy far has to be one of the most incredible solo doco 's I've ever seen! Not only has it made me fall in love with Africa! But what a conquest! One guy! Pretty much on his own & on a bicycle!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯 the widelife is so epic! I almost cannot believe he did this solo & made it thru! And the people of Africa so beautiful! Man! This was exceptionally done. Even the sacrifice of obtaining all this footage while braising all the elements of solo travel in this environment! This guy deserves great rewards! I hope this makes room for many adventures & a life time & blessing! Well done!!

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Wow. Thank you! We will pass on your comment to the director who also happens to be the guy in the doc. This will make him happy.

[@AnselmPahnke]

Thank you! :)

[@Troupe_Master]

@@AnselmPahnke my sir you are amazing, simply amazing

[@juliadolan432]

@@AnselmPahnke have just finished watching your film and wanted to say how much we loved it. Thank you for filming your journey and sharing it. It was so interesting, even the enema!

[@PANJABITANGO]

Amazingggg

[@thehainanchannel]

This video has been in my feed for a week or two, but I was put off by the length. I finally clicked on it expecting to watch just a little bit ... 1 hour 40 later, I have a huge smile on my face and a whole bunch of admiration. As Africa journeys goes, this is up there with Livingstone and Stanley ... Respect and admiration!

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

Excellent. Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@miko8832]

I've never seen anyone capture Africa in this way, I'm talking about the ppl are so beautiful and happy, not worrying about material things just really happy with life.

[@AnselmPahnke]

:)

[@samuelkamau1044]

That's very true. Life is truly real in Africa

[@petesig93]

The people, and the kids are amazing!

[@antothomas8488]

Life I more than material happiness. Good video..

[@azraqidrisa3523]

Yes, We're Africans stronger then others!

[@danielmagana5125]

I don’t want to write an ordinary simple line, your life time experience deserve more than that. You are brave to stand and ride your bike , to make your dream come true, the way that you showed us Africa is so different that I can’t believe so many people welcome you and helping you little kids waving to you and running by your side the tons of smiles that you collected along your way were priceless. Wild life in front of you, Mother Nature showing you beautiful and unique places….. Cheers from NYC 🗽

[@AnselmPahnke]

Cheers :)

[@rustymugg9658]

You need an Noble Peace Prize for this. You touched more land and cultures than National Geographic with NO SPONSORS, you are an incredible soul. I WISH I could meet you. I am so impressed I'm almost speechless. You are Beyond Amazing. So much love and admiration ❤

[@bithagrop2539]

I'm truly fascinated too. At first I was like idk how this guy by himself is going to capture something entertaining enough....I am in just awe with the way he did this and the fact he's so strong. Such a survivor. And the greeting hug his dad gave him at the airport was so touching I teared up. U could feel the love. So beautiful. U R BLESSED I miss my 👨‍👩‍👧 dad 👨 😢 may he RIP.

[@rohaningale9906]

Sponsor is KZbin 🤣

[@SirBobbyDuncan]

@@bithagrop2539 look everybody someone who took the spotlight and found a way to make it about themselves.

[@barrysmith8920]

@@bithagrop2539 I agree...It seems the best journeys are unplanned, when the true discovery takes place moment by moment. I also miss my dad SO much. He showed me the wilderness, it's beauty and also bought me my first bike when I was 6. Lucky for us, Anselm has a gift for filmmaking and storytelling!

[@DM100]

He really is an incredible soul. Brave and loving. Rare combination!

[@goaster187]

I love all the people you meet! They are so kind and humble. They don't need to constantly be talking and yammering to be heard. They just smile.

[@MontellX]

Are westerners kind to African in Europe or America? With the rise of far wing party? What a shame! U can visit Africa with visa on arrival why Africans or black people will get their visa denied for no reason! I can assure u this will change very soon I can assure u this! Just as we find it hard to get visa into your continent, the same energy will be applied to you guys. I feel sad for your kid though as they won’t know one part of the globe as a result of your ancestors selfish desires

[@worldcitizeng6507]

"I'm no longer lonely, I'm simply alone..." I completely understood this feeling. I solo travel once a year for 2 to 3 weeks for 10 years, it's how I spend my vacation. Life is too short to wait for someone to joint my journey. This documentary was published here on October 1 2021. I just crossed the Sea of Aqaba on a night ferry full of economic immigrants from Neweiba Egypt to Aqaba Jordan, part of my 35 days journey in Egypt.

[@lukebyron1193]

Yes, I also picked up on that...from loneliness to aloneness. Such an important step on so many levels.

[@notsocrates9529]

Sounds like your ego can keep you plenty of company.

[@professordick4868]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@portiancube1559]

That stood out for me as well...amazing how sometimes we can still be lonely even if we surround by people

[@johnwade9506]

Brilliant.

[@trenthall1427]

one of the coolest documentaries i have ever seen... what a brave and motivated young man he is.. that is quite a journey he set out on .. each day bringing unseen new challenges and the always changing and sometimes quite dangerous situations he faced... and the time he spent alone pushing forward into the many vast and unknown places that were constantly presenting him with a kaleidoscope of changing (sometimes very dangerous) road conditions and climate changes.. just the everyday challenges he faced with each new and different environments would have sent most people over the edge and they would have quit and went home crying.. this mans epic journey is nothing short of remarkable in that he had only himself to look to many of times and find the inner strength and mindset needed to continue on and complete his goal .. it was a journey of many different challenges... it was mind blowing at times to witness the generosity of the people he came into contact with .. and the kindness they showed him is something that seems kind of rare anymore... he was a stranger to them and they always gave him some help if needed.. and maybe it was only a wave and or smile .. but those things are the ones that could keep one going at times.. all the different people he met along the way and the times they spent together although short are things and memories a person will carry with them and remember forever.. the kids were so cool... and how interested they were of him.. always smiling and laughing.. also i thought what a great job was done with and how this was filmed -edited and presented... just all around great film-work.

[@papamiperemi1586]

You are strong man really. I'm African, but what did has blowed my mind. I cannot try it. Congratulations from the button of my heard. God bless you.

[@naturerazzi7shi495]

Those smiles, those heart -warming smiles ..........captivate even the most wounded of souls! Danke Anhelm for showcasing Africa in such positive light! Oh and ur papa is so cool!!!!

[@gueersteven2114]

I met this guy on school trip in western Uganda at HOT SPRINGS Fort Portal , Queen Elizabeth national park area. We were the first group to recognize his flag in Africa. He told us about his new wedded wife and his Ethiopian visa. Wow i cant believe he actually made it all the way.

[@TChalla007]

This has got to be one of the most amazing documentaries I've ever seen. I'm 60 years old.

[@Kwembo]

I am from Namibia and you have inspired me so much to travel and experience this, atleast in my own country

[@muirurichege2743]

This documentary have confirmed that people are inherently good. Those smiles were magical. Truly amazing memories.

[@wilsoncamargo7225]

It's so touching heart to see the happiness of the childrens to welcoming of, the stranger bicycle's man

[@alimungirimohamed8034]

I salute you young man. Your a real gentleman. You didn't let your friend put your dreams down. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing your precious trip.

[@GrandmaAbby1]

It is when you travel alone that you find out what you're made of and that you learn to be comfortable with your own thoughts and to feel real accomplishment. You feel and every inch of your journey with your soul. By leaving him, his friends did him a favour...

[@AnselmPahnke]

I think so too! But how do you know before...

[@anwarabrahams2413]

I agree

[@kayakcobber524]

I travel almost always alone..much better on all my adventures. A saying I like: people always say don't travel alone, people who did don't

[@troyrockwell7744]

@@kayakcobber524 I Traveled alone for several years and it hurt and I never adapted to it. It is dependent on the person. It is not a universal rule.

[@kayakcobber524]

@@troyrockwell7744 yes, we are all different. Suits what you like most.

[@juaneduardorojasdelafuente4183]

I have seen 61 countries and I cant get enough. Traveling and meeting people of different cultures is the best.

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

I agree. And actually, it should be part of an education to travel and see different cultures. It makes for a better world.

[@luyu1478]

The faces of all those beautiful children swarming around you, melted my heart.

[@bbalderston125]

The African children are amazing. A visitor will miss them. They have a beautiful energy.

[@z-anon]

I'm moved by your movie. During my constant dull office work everyday, I was thinking what essentially I was doing in my life. Your adventure and its film are like fresh air to my mind. Superb!!!

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

thank you leaving that comment. Here’s to adventure. I have a podcast you may like: search for Lives Less Ordinary from BBC World. There is one episode about two Swedish friends who get stuck out in the Kalahari Desert. It is fascinating.

[@dirtbikerman1000]

I went on a solo trip to Rwanda and Uganda to see the mountain gorillas in 2018 and on a trip to kibuya on Lake kivu I met a south African man who was riding from South Africa to Morocco I thought at the time how incredible his journey was. Hats off to the guy I met and the guy on the video Amazing times!!

[@nancyokosi1]

Really amazing times my brother!

[@claytiful]

Wow. This is a different level of bikepacking documentary. Incredibly emotional just watching you lay out your experience for all to see.

[@gregoryisabwa5553]

The only bad thing about this documentary is that it ends. ♥

[@patriciaburgess2122]

That is so true, I watched none stop, took the phone with me to the bathroom and kitchen, Africa is an amazing continent, the people are so relaxed and free spirited, I smiled throughout the whole video and felt as I was traveling with him, the end is like waking up from a beautiful dream.

[@SirBobbyDuncan]

It ends with a 🐂 💩 lie straight to the viewer's face. If you truly got dragged away how did he take a picture of his bicycle on the ground? If he had no SIM card how was he able to view part of the administration aspect inside the police station? It would be very easy for me to keep going with five other questions that would tear the story apart such as why did his "friends" leave him specifically on the border?

[@celticlofts]

Now this is what KZbin should be about.

[@ragbag46]

I am a cyclist, yes at 75 I still enjoy to cycle 30kms two or three times a week, I understand what it takes to maintain your bicycle gearing, with all the desert and general African dust you must have been very diligent in checking and overhauling your gears, truly amazed at how you managed to pick yourself up and keep going with your sicknesses.

[@robertomesquita4019]

The best ever...I am Angolan and traveled a bit in Africa but this was just amazing. It really shows the real Africa from the people / human perspective. You are a hero....

[@terencepaisley6853]

Great journey, wonderful

[@sanjivasinam9747]

This is my 2nd time watching this documentary without any skipping.

[@banamos]

What a strong-willed young man!

[@CCHouse-d5d]

Dear Anselm, You are a masterful artist, athlete and a human being. I am grateful to have shared your life and witness life with you. Even for 1 hour and 30 mins, you changed my life and how I view things. My regards to yoir father, what a great person he is. Enjoy and be safe. Cheers boys! Edit: cheers to Africa and the people who shared happiness with you there. What beautiful and kind people. Omg cant wait to bikepack next season!

[@FreeDocumentaryNature]

we will make sure Anselm gets this. He also has a blog so you can also leave him a message there. www.anselmpahnke.de/

[@CCHouse-d5d]

@@FreeDocumentaryNature Thank you kindly. Will do. Cheers and happy new year to you.

[@AnselmPahnke]

Thanks Grey :)

[@AnselmPahnke]

Thank you :)

[@normanshadow1]

I was riveted by the beauty of both the people and land. I was also so thankful that this young man shared with us his truly extraordinary journey that most of us would only dream of. I'm 60 and last year I did a solo 3 day ride I was proud of. What an adventurer this young man. I'm truly blown away !❤

[@susilpremaratne5160]

The human race goes forward owing to people like you.

[@arumugamselvaraj4808]

Most important comment!

[@AnselmPahnke]

Thanks friend

[@chrissangany8106]

This is bravery on a whole different level .Thank you for showcasing the beautiful smile ordinary Africans have and shame on those nasty government forces you encountered.

[@lavanderialoca7385]

When I was 18 I walked all over Africa. 3 years. 1977 - 1980. It is SO NICE to watch your video. It brought back so many memories. Thank you Anselm

[@AnselmPahnke]

You are welcome :) How much different everything already looks in only 35 years, hey? You can tell

[@SelfMakeover]

Perfect documentary for those of us who would love to experience Africa without taking all of the risks. Anselm provides revealing glimpses of diversity throughout his journey, encountering loving kindness everywhere except when dealing with governmental authority. This film should be shown in schools.

[@jasper374]

Please, take those risks!

[@notsocrates9529]

You couldn't pay me enough money to visit that place unless it was to see the Giza complex. To each their own.

[@DMystic1]

the thought of exploring Africa like this is so cool, but the dangers constantly put out by the media scare me out of it. One day, I want to do something similar, not on this large of a scale but at least to see the true Africa and what its countries has to offer

[@Thomson07]

@@DMystic1 I know its hard to believe but most of the called "dangerous" places labeled by the media can be experienced safely. They only report the worst of the worst, if people went by the worst of the worst that happens in america no one would come. Obviously there are risks when traveling africa, but its not as dangerous as the media or people portray. People are too busy living their everyday lives to want to do you harm.

[@francisakali2101]

@@notsocrates9529 I am sure people in the continent can't sleep without you.

[@jagdhishgoyal1331]

No words We love you We are proud of you

[@ragbag46]

Later on we moved up from Dar es Salaam to Enttebbe, it was cooler, being situated on the shores of Lake Victoria, it used to rain every afternoon, thank you for bringing back these memories for me, the boys home made toys are just as I remember, some things have not changed at all.

[@peteblasdale]

Great film Anselm. You should be very proud of this, well done.

[@PhongLe-bz9lj]

One of the best documentary and what a brave man. I can see the beautiful of the Africa thru his journey. thanks for posting

[@JoseyWales93]

I got hooked couldn't stop watching till the end. This is _unglaublich,_ an epic adventure. In an arab country, especially Egypt, you never ever film the police, or members of the military forces or the customs, never film a govt building unless you were given explicit permission to do so. It is sad that you learned it the -hard- egyptian way, I hope you forgot the incident and enjoyed the rest of your epic journey.

[@parthasarathyr8604]

This is an awesome documentary about Africa, giving different perspective about Africa 👏👏👏👏👏 from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@HappySnappyChappy]

I put on this video, planning to check it out and get to bed.... I couldn't stop watching. What an awesome journey and an amazing experience.

[@AnselmPahnke]

hehe :)

[@olaitananifowoshe6035]

This video in its awesomeness felt like i watched it for a whole year. This is soooo amazing. Thank you for showing us Africa in its true and unfiltered nature. Even as an African, I have never been able to imagine Africa in this enormous beauty. Thank you for showing us what home truly feels like. Thank you a million times over.

[@barryginder498]

So Well Done!!! Fantastic photography! As a man who was born in Zimbabwe (Then Rhodesia 1966) and who rode his bike solo across 5000+ miles of the United States, This captured my heart and I journeyed with you with more than just interest in your story. I felt deeply your battle with your invisible enemy, the wind, and the risk of no place to go and still keep going while huge trucks pass you. The exhaustion at the end of the day that causes you to have to dig even deeper for the decision and action just to make yourself supper and put up your tent. The joy and the moments of risk meeting and knowing the people along the way. There is part of me that is already planning my trip at least up from maybe Durban Through Zimbabwe and into Zambia with a good number of days getting to know Victoria Falls again since my 7 year old self had core memories there. I"m just now realizing that I literally learned how to ride a two wheeled bike on the Rhodesian dirt and sand and rode and pulled our large tricycle around in the sands of the Kalahari. What kind of recentering could I too real-ize in my soul by taking time as a 58 year old (59 or 60 by the time I got there ;-) to put my self on bicycle wheels again in those lands?!? Looking Forward to finding anything you offered us about the rest of your journeys. Also, a very out of the ordinary side note. Thank you for preserving the innocent beauty of the "less clothed" women and girls. It may have been a KZbin imposed thing but I'm happy to see them protected to some degree from poorly motivated eyes, and it keeps your amazing story and wonderful story telling with full image video and simple honest audio, accessible and enjoyable for younger eyes. Thank You ... for going through all the creative trouble to capture and produce this experience for us to experience with you. Oh.... I also have to agree with another comment below! Lots of honor and admiration to your Dad for being the influence that He has been and for coming out to meet you and do your world with you. My Dad did the same thing when i was traveling and backpacking in the Western part of the United States after my bike trip out there and it marked my life deeply. Hoper you have been able to do more together .

[@brilpaddas5506]

From a boy to a man to someone totally un-ordinary. Fantastic filming and narrating that displayed not only Africa and it's raw beauty but also your own incredible journey. There was that definite moment where you realised that you could never settle for the same and that drove you on to give us a remarkable insight into life and for that I thank you! Greetings from the beautiful Cape of South Africa.

[@AnselmPahnke]

It sounds familiar to my feelings. Yes! Thanks a lot.

[@MitchRSA]

inspiring, just wow. well done young man. well done.

[@gregoryisabwa5553]

Wow i am never a fan if long videos and movies but this one got me.. As a rider i felt so proud of Anselm.. As African i couldn't be more proud of my continent.. I wish he explored more of my country Kenya 🇰🇪. Viva Anselm

[@mlbrasilia]

Viva!!!!

[@kgodisolehaha5059]

My man you're strong and very brave I'm from south Africa but I wouldn't dare attempt to do what you achieved because I'm scared of Africa even though I'm from Africa,your survival skills are out of this world,your mental strength too nice work. Reality this docu hit me when you reached the sub Saharan. Africa is huge and vastly beautiful

[@cj5474]

Coolest documentary worth watching a million times. Seeing Africa (motherland) in its entirety, the beautiful landscapes and natural streams just melt me down. Africa is indeed the mother of all:)

[@emmanuelnshimiyimana1346]

Your bravery is unreasonable. You have found a reason to live. Everyone watching this should learn a lesson: if you're poor you can still do something great in your power; if you have the privilege to travel with ease (visa and money to spend) you can try something big like this.

[@benpearson1635]

Absolutely an amazing journey in nits own right, but to also document it so beautifully has me in total wonderment. My daughters husband is Maasai and they lived with their two children in a roadless boma on the Maa sai Steppe so I have experienced this friendliness from people who have so little possessions, and so much humanity. This film brings that beauty all back and then some. Thank You Anslem

[@bbalderston125]

Once you've visited Africa, it will never leave your soul. Even for a Caucasian, it feels like a homecoming (historically it is!). As shown in this video, the spirit and friendliness of the people (literally anyone would give the shirt off their back, the African Way), the natural beauty and clean air, the resourcefulness and resilience. And the African children. The way the young men did this trip, close to the people and nature, delivered experiences and memories they'll never forget. Africa will live in them forever.

[@NeoFrontierTechnologies]

A man who has learned the value of being alone has found great treasure. A man who then also understands the right time to not be alone has found double treasure.

[@timt148]

I have been on many expeditions and adventures in my life. But watching this extremely tough, hardcore, and extremely beautiful documentary, this is the best adventure / bike expedition documentary Ive ever seen. Thank you Anselm for making this video. You proved and displayed how tough the human body can endure. Outstanding job young man!! And thank you.

[@AnselmPahnke]

🥰 thank you!

[@mdaftabalam1987]

this man is a real life hero...salute to him for the heroic journey

[@fdfyujmjjuogdy9564]

Such an incredible journey!👏👏😃 I'm glad he found himself.💚🍀 Wholesome..💚💚

[@josephk.2118]

Im glad that I watched this. Very inspiring he has a strong mind and his heart in place. Peaceout -Good lad respect!

[@marcusrakyat8891]

Really admire and salute his spirit and respect ✊. Need a lot of courage and tough mentality to complete journey. Love ❤️ from Malaysia 🇲🇾.

[@youme1414]

You alone finally take the courage to continue the journey . You are a rare hero.

[@janeg4706]

Absolutely stunning photography. You've conveyed Africa's amazing landscape, wildlife and beautiful people to perfection. Pity about the military paranoia in Suez, but at least you didn't let fools spoil your journey. Thank you for sharing such an epic adventure with us.

[@Englsh129]

Atleast you can travel through a whole continent being a different colour.

[@Fred-O-86]

Africa is full of humble and friendly people. True beauty. That neatly dressed guy on his bike on the dirt road 21:37 in Zambia waiting for vehicles to pass so that dust can settle 😂😂 he must be a teacher or pastor in the village. I can totally relate to that scenario in Kenyan rural areas.

[@robsmith7503]

Thank You Anselm ! What a wonderful film. This is one of the most enjoyable and fascinating documentary films I have seen. I am sure I will watch this again very soon.

[@carmentartaglia7133]

Thanks for sharing- times of joy, times of sorry. Just give me your smile Africa! Spread love!

[@anandshakti1]

I have to say this was the finest travel video I have ever seen. So intimate with yourself, the people, the land. Real, Real Real - I just loved it and got to see so much of Africa and her people. Generally, what an amazingly happy folk- thank you so much what a wonderful gift.

[@aacha548]

That's also because it has been professionally edited.

[@obibiniba]

Probably one of the best documentaries I have ever seen in my adult life. Thank you

[@AnselmPahnke]

thanks!

[@arabinking]

i really need a trip like this i have anxiety and this will help me a lot it feels good to see how others live and different people.. i love it ....

[@oboyogirl]

Jesus! How arduous and how beautiful! In the end, you just have to cry. Thanks for making this journey and thanks for sharing it.

[@nyigwoochik1165]

This is so amazing. I am proud of this legend. He cut short from Rwanda through South Sudan and Kenya to Ethiopia in very dangerous areas. Am grateful he made it through. Good work, your video is amazing. May God protect in your next adventure.

[@baskate8281]

There is no dangerous areas especially if you have nothing to lose.i have see people cross Afghanistan and others places called danger zones yet they made it.Adventure is not for faint hearted ☺️

[@Fazza_Jnr]

What's dangerous, specify please, maybe danger from animals but not people. Thugs are everywhere in the world but in he cities and slums but not in the Bush.

[@nyigwoochik1165]

@@Fazza_Jnr have you watched the video? There's nothing to be specific for. Wild animals and people with guns are out there. Lawlessness is rampant in some areas.

[@futureperfect1034]

The song at 53 is so good that with minor work on it, you can release it as a track. The energy and involvement of people is just incredible.

[@mukasabaker8949]

Uganda is my Homeland thank you for visiting us

[@AnselmPahnke]

you are welcome

[@kylefenrick9168]

Gaining the ability to be happy with oneself while alone, is probably the greatest gift this trip bestowed upon you. I wish for everyone to be able to be comfortable being alone with only nature as entertainment.

[@derrickmutuma7185]

Beautiful journey. On a bike across a massive continent is worthwhile. Anselm will look back and smile. The soaked up experiences are to die for. Welcome to Africa. Kenya sends greetings.

[@sellynong3376]

I praise this free documentary channel very much as it gives very valuable topics about the social, economic, political, religious and lifestyles of people of the world

[@jamestaylor6041]

Anselm , what an incredible adventure , I am truly envious . The memories that you will carry for the rest of your life will both inspire and humble you in ways that many can only imagine . Thank you for sharing your amazing journey with the rest of us and may it encourage others to to experience the abundance of cultures and sites this world has to offer , well done young man , well done indeed .

[@rustymugg9658]

Well said. I am amazed, I could never have the courage to do what he's done. What a life, right.

[@jamestaylor6041]

@@rustymugg9658 yeah right , you have to be pretty secure in yourself and a fierce determination to do something like that , but I would say that won't be his only great adventure either.

[@sliehassan]

From Malaysia With ❤ Selama aku dok tengok kat youtube pengembaraan berbasikal ni aku rasa yang ni paling best terbaik

[@winfredvels8853]

Africa, the smiling continent were nature still sets the clock and tells us what's life about. Thanks Anselm for sharing your beautiful, adventurous journey. This must be a precious treasure in your heart forever.

[@KarthikSoun]

You think bikers doing vlogs in Africa are tough and then this guy does on a cycle!!! Beyond next level.

[@miko8832]

You making me reevaluate my life. I'm wondering why have I never been to Africa? It's time to go! It's so beautiful.

[@duboisadu]

Ghana is waiting for you💪🏽

[@derrickmutuma7185]

Kenya welcomes you.

[@AnselmPahnke]

went to both :)

[@vwm1969]

Having lived in Kenya ❤ and travelled most of southern Africa , I can only say dont wait, its as incredible as Anselm shoved. I however took a litle more luxurios way of travel, using my motorbike. Anselm is totally hardcore. 💪

[@Cinematic-Frenzy]

This was the most incredible documentary I have watched and scary. Lost of words.

[@luunguyenang6160]

Thanks for bringing this back. I thought this was already taken down from youtube. A truely wonderful film this is!

[@barrysmith8920]

Beyond imagination....but it's a real journey by a reluctant truth seeker whom discovered greatness in this world and in himself.. Incredible film!!

[@BoydXplorer]

Great bike ride from Cape to Cairo. Beautiful scenery. In just a tip of my finger..I traveled far to Africa. Thanks for the virtual tour.

[@360.Outdoors.Videos]

This is a very much beautiful documentary . Thanks si luch for this . ☀️☀️

[@uweopfern]

The whole world got know this bravest dude

[@krock196]

You are amazing Anselm! It takes heart and courage for what you have done. Most people are looking for what you have found, true happiness being alone and one with your environment. You have set the bar high, I am hoping one day to go on a long journey like yours. God bless you!

[@pinoytechniko6925]

One of the best travel documentaries so far. The joys and difficulties one must experience in these kind of journey is amazing.

[@Bakedpotato1]

Dude ! ! ! ! This was soooo enjoyable you dont imagine, thanks man !

[@marjoleinvanderperkmusic6601]

What a journey! Africans are such beautiful people, and they know how to party well 🎊. Thanks for sharing the ride.

[@zakirahhakim1097]

Definitely I am in Joburg right as I live in Cape Town and here in Joburg is I feel the feeling of been in Africa.the vibe of partying is definitely here amongst the locals

[@Samsok013]

I used to live in west and east-Africa this docu reminded me of how great and friendly the people are

[@denisehusbands5751]

This is truly an amazing, inspirational documentary. So well done. Thank you Anselm. I am motivated to continue my journey. So much resilience

[@joemokhari5661]

With Love from South Africa.