Baviaans Ep6 Camping in the Wilderness of The Outeniqua Mountains Overlanding at its best!

[@luthandomsomi4892]

Acts of kindness should never go unnoticed props to yall for the pile of wood left behind for the next group of campers ❤❤❤

[@Chris.starfleet]

Electric chainsaw ... bloody hell ... I've never seen that before!!!

[@shaunmoller2997]

What a nice episode epic overlanding

[@tearsinthesun799]

Sensational

[@hamiltonmakhasi5785]

Awesome episode Andrian. I never thought South Africa have beautiful places like this wow thank you very much man.

[@Paul-RSA]

Another great episode!

[@4WheelingSA]

Great video. You found a fantastic campsite! Cool of you to leave some wood for the next campers!

[@RoamOverlanding]

It was such a lekker spot!!

[@shabeermusthafagasee]

Tops as usual

[@KOTW.Adventures]

This episode was like a knife to the heart! I grew up in George and spent my childhood exploring the area between Mossel Bay and Knysna. Hiking the Outeniqua Mountains, diving the shark infested waters of Mossel Bay, skiing the Knysna lagoon. Thanks for making me so homesick! ❤️❤️❤️

[@RoamOverlanding]

Haha! You’re welcome!! 🤓

[@projectsmanager-campbell7414]

Good going ,nice episode

[@sm5970]

Thanks for the relentless uploads Brother.🙏

[@RoamOverlanding]

Grinding them out! 🤭 like 16 to go!

[@AndreAviation123]

Awesome

[@livingworkingoutsidebox]

That waterfall was epic

[@jeanvanniekerkk]

You should’ve said you were going through George 🤣we could’ve drank a quick coffee👏😂

[@RoamOverlanding]

I went through George by mistake 😂 took the scenic route; there was a weird turn off after the mountain pass I missed and ended up right in town 🤣

[@alankowa5380]

Altyd die beste. Baie dankie.

[@cruzer244]

Great episode again!! My wife and I drove the Prince Alfred pass with her swift last year March. 🤣 it was nice to see the pass again.

[@RoamOverlanding]

My parents did it back in the day on our way to plet by mistake in their Opel Astra station wagon, I still have memories being in the back of the car while it was raining and my dad was losing his bananas about them taking the wrong road! :D

[@hanschristianholst]

Just watched all 6 episodes, great watching! Went through the Baviaans about a year ago, and you really made me want to go again and check the places we missed.. Appreciate your complete lack of showbusiness, and just being yourself, makes for relaxed watching!

[@RoamOverlanding]

Thanks for Bingewatching! Im glad you enjoyed it Hans! I hope you enjoy the new series going on at the moment too!

[@Sir_Chuckmyster]

Magical Video

[@OverlandingwithBruce]

Another awesome episode Adrian!

[@RoamOverlanding]

Thanks buddy! Glad you enjoyed it 👌🏻

[@stuartmaclean5572]

Great vid! Thanks for sharing your adventures

[@RoamOverlanding]

Glad you like them!

[@habangana]

That electric chainsaw would be a nice Father's day gift

[@RoamOverlanding]

It would indeed! I don’t want to know how much it costs though 😂😂

[@hanschristianholst]

Dewalt: Saw about 5k, then 7,5k for 2 x 6.0 Ah batteries and charger. They make 9 and 12 Ah batteries as well. It's a joy to use, almost as effective as a petrol one, but quiet and behaves a lot better! And the chain stops running the moment you let go of the trigger. And no trouble starting the thing, and much less maintenance! And no, I do not sell them; just have the privilege of having one on hand 🙃

[@wilkersonrisso4344]

Lugar lindo e vídeo maravilhoso.. você tem uma liberdade maravilhosa.. uma vida em meio à natureza é um previlégio para poucos , parabéns pelas imagens lindas e os lugares são lindos .. eu não perco seus vídeos. Parabéns!!! São Paulo, Brasil. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@karelesterhuizen7117]

Great series guys, loved it.

[@georgesaaiman]

Excellent vid as usual. Please don't forget the review of the Garmin Tread. How about a stand alone vid of the different versions (the base unit/overland/SXS) compared to the older Garmin Overlander. I see no good comparisons on the internet about these units.

[@RoamOverlanding]

Noted!

[@HammerRocks]

Nice episode, liked the opening scene. It gave a peaceful and relaxed vibe. Loved the scenery.♥ IMO, remote wild camping is the best. Away from crowds and having total privacy. Though sometimes the mind does wonder of scary thoughts when on a solo remote wild camp. Mighty decent and thoughtful of you guys to cut up wood and leave at the camp. TIP: Though while cutting wood is quicker with a chainsaw, splitting them is quicker with an axe or a tomahawk. An axe/tomahawk is part of the gear I take when 4WD/camping. I hope Andy's back injury wasn't too serious.

[@RoamOverlanding]

It was a beautiful area, and so peaceful; I am glad you managed to get that through the video! Bushtech had put the chainsaw in the cruiser for us, and we were super excited to get to actually use it! I want to get a nice hatchet for splitting wood when needed.

[@Mozartandpink]

Also consider leg protection (chainsaw chaps) whenever you use a chainsaw - if that had kicked back at you and opened an artery in such a remote spot you would be dead.

[@RoamOverlanding]

for sure; Safety is always super important. I knew someone would mention it :) Luckily I am a wilderness first responder and Andy also has level3 first aid; so we would be able to at least deal with a situation like that enough to get to a hospital in Kynsna a couple hours away. But it certainly wouldnt be fun!

[@SoulofMachine]

Love that part of SA! Great episode! When you heading down to cpt again?

[@RoamOverlanding]

My plans keep getting postponed.. so at this point I have no idea

[@fatmanoverlanding]

Outeniqua is such a different flora to what you've covered so far. It not the typical geology you'd think of when one mentions Africa - where images of wide open plains and/or desert usually comes to mind. It looks more like Australia (and maybe parts of North America) than Africa. It goes to show how vastly different geology Africa has to offer. 👍

[@RoamOverlanding]

Absolutely! Its alot like what the americans have in Oregon I think; where they have big forest and also some desert landscapes. (I might be wrong with the names) And then I think the victorian high country in Aus

[@seckintufan5191]

We need Isuzu amazing you

[@billyflatt]

Where exactly is this camp? I stay in George and would love to visit it! A link or coordinates would be great.

[@RoamOverlanding]

You should be able to find it on track4africs or iOverlander as Rondekop, just north of Angie’s G Spot

[@leonhaasbroek6858]

Where do one get the brackets to mount the recovery tracks on canopy door? Do one need to upgrade the “shocks” on door?

[@RoamOverlanding]

I use the maxtrax Pin kit; and we mounted it straight to the door; I don’t think we needed to upgrade the shocks for just 2 but I think if you had 4 on then you might need too!

[@leonhaasbroek6858]

@@RoamOverlanding thanks!! Wil get it done!

[@filimitproductions6232]

Vs towing a camper compared to a packed up canopy which is the best?

[@RoamOverlanding]

A packed canopy is better than towing for sure 👌🏻

[@stevenbweupe7399]

Hi, have guys thought of a trip to Zambia?

[@RoamOverlanding]

Definitely! Maybe 2023 👌🏻

[@stevenbweupe7399]

@@RoamOverlanding Oh! Great

[@kennedyobrien5593]

What make of rooftop tent is on the grey hilux?

[@RoamOverlanding]

It is an eeziawn Stealth

[@jamesdodington6231]

Hi please can you let me know where i can get hold of someone to book wonderkop. Thanks James

[@RoamOverlanding]

Hey James, try Rondekop in the Pietersrivier Reserve. Or we used iOverlander or Tracks4Africa I can’t remember

[@ChongTomChong]

what the total height of hilux with the RTT?

[@RoamOverlanding]

Not sure but it’s under 2.4m 😂

[@ChongTomChong]

@@RoamOverlanding ok thks