On the cutting room floor. Wild Africa Deleted Scenes

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[@BuzzOverland]

Wow... that’s really a good promotion series about my beloved country Botswana.. i am wondering if the Botswana Tourism Board is aware of your contribution to our country’s tourism promotion.. I enjoy watching ur shows every time nd u made me really appreciate my country. I am ur number one fan🍻. Thank you Sir.

[@4xoverland]

Thank you Usinah. Botswana is my second home. Its my favourite country to visit.

[@erikhy]

I love seeing you and Gwen interact. I've described you as "the most emphatic film maker" to my friends, and when you are being silly with Gwen, it shows a whole different side of you. You do a fantastic job, and I hope to see lots more films. The next time you come to Seattle I'd love to buy you and Jeremy dinner, compare vehicles and swap crazy places to explore. Well done. As always.

[@donewhiskey]

This is my favorite thing. They are so familiar to me like that. I love the two of them, together.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Regarding your final comment on the warranty video getting so many views. The way to get views on KZbin, Facebook, in fact any social media, is to make something about a contentious issue, something that will stir people up. All these platforms are designed to promote content that is likely to stir up aggression. The more angry people get, the more they comment and the more the video gets promoted. Sadly (and the original designers have confirmed it) these platforms are deliberately designed to be addictive and aggression promotes addiction while pleasant content does not. We have found that the videos we make that take the most effort and most money, often do much worse than something that only takes minimal effort to produce. That doesn't mean we give up on making what we consider to be our main content and just produce stuff that gets views but it can be rather disappointing.

[@ScoobyFermentation]

I agree. Just look at how many views he got on his video recommending gifts for overlanding compared to this one. My only additional comment is that people like shorter videos. I find it takes me a week or more before I get enough time to watch an entire Andrew video without interruption from kids and life/wife.

[@heatherparsons6052]

Your comment about running the engine before setting out. My husband's father did this for every trip to town for 15 minutes and the town was 20 minutes away. Drove me crazy, bless him.

[@529bigboy]

Andrew if you have the time, it is possible to save the noisy audio like in that one clip. Check out Izotope RX audio restoration software. It’s super powerful software if you learn to use it properly, but unfortunately it takes a bit of time.

[@garymolony8880]

Fantastic series. You now have a new patreon. I cant do these trips myself but i can support someone like minded and live the adventure in film. Thank you

[@davidwoods80]

With the loss of BF Goodrich's underwriting, ASPW is more reliant on Patreon than ever. Please support his adventures -- as they said about spaceflight in "The Right Stuff" -- no bucks, no Buck Rogers.

[@billyflatt]

That “bush cruiser” is an Iveco Daily 4x4 and is a heavy load vehicle. They’re allowed in the parks but are supposed to be charged at heavy vehicle rates, P1000+ per day. Most the people at the gates don’t know this, and charge at normal vehicle rates.

[@bjgtrev1970]

Started being a Patreon supporter after the canning stock route episode . Loved your work so much I had to support you and wow it’s been worth every cent I’ve donated. Pity though that it’s an American owned company . Hopefully more viewers will support the Australians giving us these great clips . Again love your work Andrew and I look forward to the next adventure.

[@FrigidColdFlying]

Last time I passed through Rakops I had a rear tire blow out. Locals were quite entertained at the tire changing show while the German Shepherd watched my back.

[@shelbyshadow91]

Agree with another person who commented, loved the interaction with you and your wife! It reminded me of myself and a certain wife of my own. Loved this series, looking forward to the next adventure. Happy travels!

[@aligferrari]

Fantastic way to keep it real, Andrew. Great video. Story telling, what you always emphasize, this fills in the blanks. Thanks for sharing.

[@maxcole1961]

You’re a bloody legend mate ..................., just keep doing what you do, all the very best to you and your family over this Christmas period.

[@MK-qg9vs]

I can't wait to continue to watch with children. Your talk of airing down had me buy a great automotive 12v tire compressor for my Wyoming back country travel's

[@michaelrowse4917]

Many thanks for your excellent videos. We toured almost the same locations back in 1998. Series 3 109, 3 adults, 2 youngsters in one vehicle. Short embarrassing story, bathroom humor. Certain bodily functions need attention, normally associated with a shovel,,,,, :-) We hated leaving traces, especially paper that never seems to decay. Solution,,, small cans of lighter fluid to destroy as much as possible. At Kubu Island, we camped exactly where you show. One of our party wandered off with the shovel, lighter fluid etc. Unfortunately his / her judgment on the lighter fluid was 'generous', the sounds of the night were drowned by wails of concern, the night was lit with a wonderful yellow glow. The only damage was to a certain youngsters pride. 20+ yrs later the memories are still fresh. We loved our 2 yrs in Africa.

[@malcolmfogg2379]

Andrew, we left SA to throw our lives to the wind, THANK YOU!! For keeping me close to Africa. Regards Malcolm

[@billyflatt]

Using a gps is totally fine. Yes, it is much easier to plan a route on paper maps, but once you know where you're going, plot it on the gps and off you go. Easy!

[@4xoverland]

Not for me it isn't. Maybe its the aviator in me. If I don't always have this big picture in my head, I can't relax and know (not assume) all is right.

[@adeelanwar1.0]

Andrew thank you for what a fantastic series and one of the best piece of work from your side. Waited every week for next episode.

[@louikamanga7303]

Had missed this one, impressed you drove through Binga never been, yet a Zimbo myself!.......enjoyed the 'Bush saloon', that was real, love the trips that Gwen tags along, gives a real sense of what camping with the family is really like.

[@dougsphoto]

Hi Andrew thx for sharing yet another awesome expedition I thoroughly enjoy your adventures.

[@mompatisengalo9524]

You are a marvel at this,, quite humbled with how u express your love for your "second home".. Lovely cruiser and sorry about the bolt fitting.. Do keep visiting and bring more friends so as not to enjoy alone! cheers! Top fan!!

[@ruedigerschwarz]

I just had a great laugh about the scene when the elephant shook your vehicle and Gwen overslept it. Something almost identical happened to us when we went camping in Namibia three years ago. One night, about 2 o' clock in the morning, I was awakend by lowd growls and roars of a lion very close to our camper. I shook my wife and told her to listen. She made a 'hmmm' sound and kept on sleeping. Three more futile attempts to wake her up with the same results So I gave it up, layed back and enjoyed the sounds of Africa. Next morning me to her: " Guess what. There was a lion roaring very close to us last night. Shewith big eyes: "No kidding? So why didn't you wake me up? Me: "I have tried , but you wouldn't. So I've let you go on sleeping" Then: All hell broke loose!

[@jamesmurigi-coins949]

Thank you Andrew for making these videos. I'm from Africa and I really enjoy watching your videos because you show me places in Africa that I have never been to and would like to some day before I die. Thanks again. God bless you that you continue doing this work.

[@justme197511]

Andrew, just remember thumbs down are a true blue thumbs up from Australia 😉

[@carl.colleen.rover.adventures]

Another great video thanks Andrew :)

[@SteifWood]

About warming up the engine - if i dont do it here in the f.... freezing cold (ie flat out the darkest and coldest days of the yr here now in Norway) and i have no visibility through my icy front screen, i either 1) crash coz i dont know where i am, 2) i get a (heavy) ticket coz im not supposed to drive at all or 3) both,,,, so i idle and idle and idle, but then again, there are no grumpy overlanders anywhere in my neighborhood, just some moose and forest trolls ...

[@robskelly64]

Hi Andrew, loved the series but I am curious about whether you came into contact with predators. It seems like they were not really a concern whenever you pulled over to have lunch or set up camp, is it really like that or are there predators everywhere but just not seem, thank you and cheers from NSW Australia.

[@DhavalMomaya]

Most predators leave humans alone.

[@isegrim1978]

Every time someone tells me there's nothing good on KZbin I just point them to one of your videos. The beautiful images fascinate them long enough to become hooked by your compelling storytelling.

[@shaunozs1ra92]

@ the 20 minute point. Warming up your engine, my pet hate too. This is such a foolish practice, best to drive normally up start up so that the whole drive train warms up not just the engine All moving parts need to be at operating temperature to operate optimally.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Nice to see the 'other' footage. There has to be plenty of good stuff that doesn't quite make the cut. Your extra passenger (mouse/rat) presumably found its way out in the end. We had one (a rat I have to assume) join us in our travels when we were going round Australia in our old '62 Bedford bus. I only knew about it after it died and started to STINK. It stank way too much to be something small like a mouse and it did so for weeks and weeks. It got so bad that I started pulling riveted panels off the bus but even after that I still never found it. I am with you on the warming up engines nonsense. What is wrong with people? You only need to have the engine on for a minute at most and some dills just keep the engines on for ages. They will even sit there and talk to each other for what seems like forever.

[@hardliquor4x493]

That was one of the most down to earth not vids or uploads or edited or you tube. Memories are made for sharing thank you for the out takes Andrew keep it reel thank you

[@jakebus5039]

That Bush cruiser is built on a Iveco Daily 4x4 platform

[@deanleo3893]

Whoever purchases the truck will be 1 lucky person.

[@Malc664]

Nothing you do is boring. Everything you do; thank you.

[@user-cl3gz9ey1w]

You thank me for something I love to do Seeing nature in the morning Drinking flat white Lesson to Andrew Pierre White I would like sharing flat white with you But I hate all soda People will come John us

[@jonnothetrucker]

🤣🤣🤣 a lot of this had me rolling around laughing

[@user-cl3gz9ey1w]

12:44 bush cruiser + LifeSaver® filter will be helpful

[@rogerm95]

Hello Andrew from Tanzania. I always watch all your episodes. In this episode you spoke about engine warm up time. What about engine cool down time after a hard drive?

[@barryeaton8907]

Yes. Give the turbo a moment to cool and let the oil get around it

[@lakepostell6912]

2nd thought is best really

[@MudducksTouringAustralia]

Great stuff Andrew! I hope my film production gets to half as good as yours someday. You're an inspiration to many Im sure. Cheers Steve

[@OPTIMUS6LTR]

No Thankyou Andrew

[@hobbyprepper2441]

Great video series. If I was ever to make a suggestion it would be to show more action shots of your truck. Keep up the great work and I hope to see you in the U.S. someday.

[@kellydrolet4740]

Andrew, fantastic series! I hope to follow in your footsteps in trip #4 and am really excited about the opportunities in Zimbabwe. A recommendation and I have watched and gleaned a lot of info from your videos!. TRIP TIPS! The comment on ticks is what stirred the idea. How about a series on Trip Tips - ticks, wildlife, staying in parks (not many people from North America understand the different rules for Africa National Parks versus how they are here), buying food and fuel, tips, public markets, Camp Car Rentals, situational awareness. Overlanding in Africa and other parts of the world is much different then in North America or other free well developed countries. I love your series and get your point on being a supporter - I will check that out - thanks for the chance to provide feedback.

[@HoneyBadgerFarm]

Great series Andrew...you provide us an outlet to getting back to Africa and especially Bots. Unfortunately we live in a society that can’t concentrate for more than 2-3 minutes. Also just signed up as a Patreon...keep up the good work!

[@Thespttedland]

I love this video.

[@wojtekgrzelinski8792]

Andrew, I love your productions! I have been watching them for... quite a long time. Everyone of them is the best one. Every video is a part of you, your life, your experience that you decide to share with us. Thank you for that! Your content is very high quality, I would even say many TV programs should learn form you. The point is that people are often more interested in those shitty series and comedy style nonsencial ... things. That's a pity. And I understand it may be frustrating. But don't worry, keep what you're doing - there are still people who can appreciate your work and how much heart and effort you put in it. I personally wait impatiently for every video. :) Hope I could make you smile a bit. Greeting from Poland! ;)

[@jlopes68]

nice way to add a bit of fun and insight to wrap up the series. i really enjoyed the series and these out takes and will continue to support your wonderful work.

[@brendanlubbe2259]

Andrew, once again you have done an excellent job. Really showing you skills in front and behind the camera. This was certainly some of your best work so far - keep it coming!

[@rockymountboy]

critters = creatures

[@tirelesstraveler5420]

I loved it. my heart has already fallen and i must do that trip before I die. thank you Andrew for these amazing video. As someone without any overland experience, I am learning a lot.

[@that0ranger]

That was fun. And you’re right, I’ve watched so many ASPW videos I better start to Patreon.

[@constalecu]

Trank you, Andrew, from the bottom of my heart for showing me (showing us) all the beautiful and for many of us very remote parts of this world!

[@jstbig1]

YOU LIE!!! And a gut punch! Better be nice to that lady, she could jack you up!! Hahaha

[@NSWMods]

Thank u so much Enjoy the whole Lot of them. Without People Like u I never see Them Places Take care and Look Forward to your Next Video

[@MK-qg9vs]

You have such an amazing way to make films... and jokes... lost hads awesome. Please come back to America and tell auto makers here that diesel's are the best!

[@giantrotatingcarrot]

Actually one of my favorite productions that you have ever done. Of course, I've always been off a bit. Good job, Andrew.

[@swidahooverlanding2867]

A good way to finish a series. Looking forward to the next. See you on the trails, George.

[@BillSprague]

I just caught your comment in passing and well be interested in what 4x4 motorhome you chose to try.

[@pallendo]

I would love a series of videos where you do humorous reviews of camping equipment with Jeremy. That was probably the best part of this entire trip.

[@russellgaskin7995]

The bloopers are always the best Andrew. Sounds like your wife is like mine. When she's asleep an elephant can't wake her 😁

[@arlocorp]

Your videos are crazy good. Coffee is on me when you come to America, Thank you

[@AndrewCastlemaine]

Had an absolute blast watching this series. Thanks for sharing your adventures

[@MrLecv]

Good work Andrew! Also, Its nice to see you so happy in your wifes company :) you do good together

[@OutdoorActionPhoto]

Thank you for another great series. Hopefully you can make it back to the States sometime soon.

[@pkshome123]

Great work Mr. Andrew. So many things we learn in our short life!

[@evancuster7026]

Andrew, I think it is the places that we first explore that we will always make our way back to.

[@michaelkalinowski3129]

13:20 Polish travel company sticker :)

[@garyleonard4009]

Thanks for sharing this fantastic video. Keep up the good work 😁

[@ronwebster3547]

Fantastic series thank you for allowing me to travel with and see and do things that i will never be able to do

[@limitlessadventures7626]

I’m glad you showed the raw side of your life behind the wheel it’s the fun side of travel

[@boydauspeditions]

Andrew... just wonderful mate.... and no...thank you

[@PabloJCARRO]

Andrew... seat belts...

[@4xoverland]

Very slow, on remote tracks they serve no purpose and can be very uncomfortable.

[@AlexGossett]

Love your content, favorite YT channel.

[@adolfadolfvich3253]

🎥👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👋😁

[@waynedoeblin6801]

Thanks for a really great series Andrew☺️

[@luisalmeida777]

No. Thank YOU Andrew!

[@ЕльдоЕльдо-ю6г]

THANK YOU FROM UKRAINE.

[@sherylbennett3953]

Wonderful 🥰

[@_FNQ]

Great video Andrew

[@bryankinuthia]

I hope one day you'll tour Kenya

[@dudless13]

Hi Andrew, @ approx 10.30 in the clip, driving - talking to camera about the road. Seat belt not being used, any particular reason ? I know - picky but safety would be my concern. Otherwise, awesome standard as usual ! Cheers John

[@4xoverland]

doing 20 kph on a very rough track, they are often too uncomfortable and unnecessary

[@billyflatt]

@@4xoverland Agreed. Seat belts definetly not necessary on that road.

[@MK-qg9vs]

@@4xoverland if and when you ever come back to America I have a location to share in Wyoming. Can provide photos with amazing light effect and don't need to be there or on camera...

[@adam6ism]

Very entertaining

[@jeremy8715]

Need to do one with a Jeep TJ!!

[@srinivas3358]

Waste of time F

[@jimbojims]

Indukuri Srinivasa Raju Well then, please dont waste any more time by leaving a stupid comment. And then please never ever waste your time and come back here.

[@e210dall3]

Really? Thats your intelligent comment? Here is a comment that matches yours............ piss off and don't come back. Andrew is having a bit of fun. If you don't appreciate that then just go away.