This Is Why We Love Pafuri | Kruger National Park (Part 2)

[@erwinkruger-haye2698]

Welcome back…what a happy lad….congrats.. .our now 20 year old only did his 1st Kruger trip at age 2…by 14 he became the bird expert…That Pafuri picnic site is so special…had a brekkie there in May with Bee eaters on the hunt around our heads…It truly is heaven..I heard the bee eaters in the background there..enjoy making memories with Carter..

[@NicoleEddy1]

I love how it comes full circle with the kids and that he was ruling the bird roost at age 14, what a beautiful thing - hopefully Carter will be the same and outsmarting us with his nature knowledge. Yes, those bee-eaters are brazen...they were sitting in the branches just above our heads during the whole breakfast 😆 Thanks for sharing your story!

[@pred7949]

Not sure how this has popped up in my suggestions after probably 10years of seeing you in a video last, but just imagine dodging bullets leads to such an amazing and full life. Congrats on your beautiful family ❤

[@NicoleEddy1]

Wow, that's come full circle then! A lot has happened in those 10 years, but I'm glad that you clicked on the video :) Thanks for your comment!

[@elginbilbo1549]

It is so great to see you posting again after such a long absence. Thank you for taking us to such great places.

[@NicoleEddy1]

Our pleasure & thank you for sticking with us through our massive absence 😆

[@tammyfree3037]

Looks like an amazing trip! Carter is so dam cute! We started camping with our twins when they were 1, they’re now almost 3 and they love it so much! Especially Kruger! Such a wonderful environment for them to grow up in!

[@NicoleEddy1]

That’s so awesome to hear that they still love it 😊 Gotta train ‘em up young! We hope that Carter will learn to love it as much as we do too.

[@tomahawkshorthaul]

Congrats on your new addition, Carter. Super happy for you. We took our little one on a 3 week trip to Etosha when she was 5 months old. She's 7yrs old now and just wants to go camping.... it's so epic!

[@donjose4656]

Votre petit garçon a les yeux bleus...comme sa maman... Merci du partage, salut de France !

[@NicoleEddy1]

Merci beacoup 🙌🏼

[@tonyeddy6520]

Another beautiful piece , great shots of the animals, nicely narrated and so relaxing to watch. You both have captured the real essence of Bush life out in the Northern Kruger, well done

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thanks Pops :) xxx

[@thebuffalooverlander]

Great episode and yes, that drive past Pafuri Picnic Site and on to Crooks Corner has to be one of the most scenic drives in Kruger 👏👏

[@NicoleEddy1]

Totally agree! It is just incredible.

[@thebuffalooverlander]

@@NicoleEddy1 👏👏

[@alanchan1183]

So glad to see your vlogs again. Carter is so cute! Love the 'family portraits' of the hyenas and the shot of the jackal. Looking forward to the next vlog.

[@NicoleEddy1]

Ah man, I couldn't get enough of the hyena, especially the littlest darker one! Thanks for watching :)

[@colleennozaic538]

Nice to see you back and congrats on your little one he is so cute

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thank you so much! It’s good to be back 😊

[@gillianwoodhouse1881]

Absolutely amazing, beautiful and stunning, Nicole! Thank you for sharing your family and your work with us! ❤

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thank you so much!

[@willowen90]

I have loved watching your videos - but its even more special watching you two become parents, and doing an exceptional job. You have a new subscriber from NZ.

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thank you so much, such a lovely comment to read and welcome to the KZbin family :)

[@NadiaZoe1111]

Carter is such a happy talkative baby boy. So cute! Nicole your giving me steve Irwin vibe at the beginning of the vlog. It must be so cool being up close with the animals and the wild

[@NicoleEddy1]

😊 thank you & it's always such a surreal experience seeing these beautiful animals up close. Haha, he is talkative indeed...think we might get our ears chewed off once he starts chatting, but I can't wait 😆

[@NadiaZoe1111]

@@NicoleEddy1 😀

[@doctorsharkmusic]

So glad your videos are back! Stunning footage as always, and I love that you’ve got Carter with you. Gives me hope that it’s still possible to have adventures with little ones when the time comes for me😂

[@cleroyster2610]

Congratulations. Your life is just beginning.

[@NicoleEddy1]

Absolutely! The most exciting (and busiest) chapter yet.

[@morpheium203]

The vlogs are SO well shot! Not sure if you edit yhe colour but if you do its stellar! Everytime you upload it's like a breath of fresh air, thankyou to you two for making time to vlog alongside traveling with a baby haha will always await more from you who knows maybe even an editing tutorial :p PS the shot with the two elephants walking into yhe sunlight was my fav!! Wow

[@NicoleEddy1]

Oh wow, thank you!! I'm super chuffed that you liked the colour - I do a very rudimentary colour grade but I actually struggle with the grading quite a lot, so I need to put more time into learning how to do it properly.

[@ChrisShilubana]

Absolutely 💯 amazing and nice breakfast and looks the baby enjoy the visit watching from Tzaneen (Limpopo province)

[@MonicaTheMad]

I so enjoy your amazing videos and am super envious of your travels.

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thank you very much! We're back at home & now I'm also envious of our travels in Kruger 😆

[@oechermaedche]

Great to have you back and these videos make me want to travel to SA so bad! Greetings from Germany x

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thanks for sticking around :) Hopefully you can get out to SA sometime in the near future!

[@davidjames2235]

Thank you for the video Nicole.

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thanks for watching!

[@Celebrian261]

That was a great vlog. Loved it.

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thanks so much!

[@francoisdutoit4975]

Special times.

[@gulden_lover]

Those b-rolls, OMG!!!!

[@kristinvanniekerk6826]

Thanks for the awesome video - where were you staying in Kruger ? It also looked lovely

[@NicoleEddy1]

Thanks for watching :) We were staying at a private house, so were very lucky with our accommodation and location!

[@doglovers814]

Hey, why don't you come and film some tigers in India. Tadoba and Bandhavgarh offer excellent tiger sighting due to their high tiger density. The forest looks beautiful especially in winter. I'm surprised you come to India but did'nt do tiger safari

[@HoneyBadgerFarm]

Go Boks!

[@lalalabuschagne2333]

What an exquisitely beautiful boy and video Thank you ❤

[@NicoleEddy1]

You are so kind, thank you for watching & commenting!

[@lalalabuschagne2333]

@@NicoleEddy1 Thank you Nicole. From a fellow South African who just LOVE the KNP❤️