Happy New Year!! At about 14:15 you pass by a small roadblock. I think this happened in Sudan also? How do you know which ones you must stop at and which you can pass through? Do you just wait for them to indicate that you should stop?
Blir såååå « gira» av videoene dine. Veldig artig å se andre deler av landene du har syklet gjennom enn gjennom TV ( nyheter og sånn) som regel er bare krig og elendighet. Hærlige unger som som roper til deg😊🚴♂️🚴♂️TAKK👏
Seems going through tall grass is a bit risky (snakes etc). Yeah would be a bit interesting to have a little bit about sleeping in the forest for example, what sounds you hear, or what creatures you see, etc. In daily life, would be interesting to have some general comments about countries (all comments you guys make are "all are friendly"). For example a little bit more about your observation regarding cleanliness, or economy, or roads or general wellbeing or cars. It seems to me that Kenya was a little bit more developed compared to Uganda. Also, seems Ugandans and Tanzanians like old Japanese cars, some of them are pretty interesting, we don't see those anymore here. I know, as a guest you have to be very careful what you say as not to be rude but some deeper insight would be welcomed just as what you think passing by as you are already in the third sub-Saharan country. Cheers!
32:53. Some kind of grain silo maybe? Loving the video. Congratulations on being in Tanzania! It's astonishing how different the infrastructure was as soon as you crossed the border – and even the weather was different! That surprised me. Hope you are doing well.
Nice pictures of the birds. Good stuff. Hope to see more coverage on the place where you are staying etc. great videos so far and enjoyed them. Keep it up and all the best💪🏾👍🏻
Hello, Patrick. I'm following your trip from the start… I'm always waiting for the next video. Your trip is amazing and a dream for me to accomplish. Some day I'll try it too.
Be safe and enjoy. The videos are very good. Keep it this way. Bests of lucks.
Thanks Patrick, I’m so much enjoying following your journey, it has been the highlight of my annual holiday!! – CV19 restricted!! It has brought back so many memories, and inspired more journeys! In the 80’s I went travelling overland with my girlfriend – (still my partner) through Sudan into Egypt, and on to Europe; catching trains, buses, ferries after flying into Khartoum from Kenya. (I was born in Kenya – live in Australia) Love your commentary, and the ‘selfie stick panoramas’ and of course occasional use of the drone; leaving the journey to speak mostly for itself. The scenery is fantastic, we have a beautiful world! It is always a danger to focus on the minutiae of day to day problems, you have made it really enjoyable for the viewer by including difficulties without dwelling on them! And there would be lots of difficulties!!!! Thanks again, stay safe and keep enjoying the trip. Looking forward to the next instalment!! So very appreciative. Sean & Les
Hej Vilket äventyr! Om du ska förbi Lusaka så har vi en liten farm 10 km utanför stan. Du är välkommen att sova över där. Jag kan skicka dig koordinater om du vill. Ha det bra.
Hej. Vi följer dina bravader hemifrån soffan 🙂Häftigt och fantastiskt vad mycket du får uppleva på din väg. Hälsningar:Markku Alaiso och frugan Anna-Leena Alaiso
Hey Patrick, so far I have watched every single video up until now. Every now and then another episode in the evening 🙂 I really love the way you're making the videos because it is different from what u usually see on social media: super fast, high amount of cutscenes etc.. Your videos instead invite to enjoy and really grasp the atmosphere of where ur at currently. I am actually about to start my own bicycle trip in June and while on the search for inspiration I found your channel.
How long did you plan this trip by the way? And (if I may ask) did you have a reason for starting this adventure?
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Nice video 😁👍 What's the temperature down there now?
Bollnäs… den var bra👍
Saknar dig kompis🤗
Patrick do you know yet where you will be entering south africa?
Happy New Year!! At about 14:15 you pass by a small roadblock. I think this happened in Sudan also? How do you know which ones you must stop at and which you can pass through? Do you just wait for them to indicate that you should stop?
Blir såååå « gira» av videoene dine. Veldig artig å se andre deler av landene du har syklet gjennom enn gjennom TV ( nyheter og sånn) som regel er bare krig og elendighet. Hærlige unger som som roper til deg😊🚴♂️🚴♂️TAKK👏
Seems going through tall grass is a bit risky (snakes etc). Yeah would be a bit interesting to have a little bit about sleeping in the forest for example, what sounds you hear, or what creatures you see, etc. In daily life, would be interesting to have some general comments about countries (all comments you guys make are "all are friendly"). For example a little bit more about your observation regarding cleanliness, or economy, or roads or general wellbeing or cars. It seems to me that Kenya was a little bit more developed compared to Uganda. Also, seems Ugandans and Tanzanians like old Japanese cars, some of them are pretty interesting, we don't see those anymore here. I know, as a guest you have to be very careful what you say as not to be rude but some deeper insight would be welcomed just as what you think passing by as you are already in the third sub-Saharan country. Cheers!
Fantastisk resa!
32:53. Some kind of grain silo maybe?
Loving the video. Congratulations on being in Tanzania! It's astonishing how different the infrastructure was as soon as you crossed the border – and even the weather was different! That surprised me.
Hope you are doing well.
A grand adventure 👍
Nice pictures of the birds. Good stuff. Hope to see more coverage on the place where you are staying etc. great videos so far and enjoyed them. Keep it up and all the best💪🏾👍🏻
I was sitting in a tent, wildcamping somewhere in Spain, when you uploaded the video. Makes my "adventures" dull, but you inspire me to do more :).
Kul att följa dig Patrick! Kämpa på, vilket äventyr 🙂 ! Vi får se, jag kanske möter upp dig i Sydafrika :)!
Vid ett tillfälle så undrar du vad det var du såg, jag tror de använder de där konstruktionerna till att samla upp regnvatten. Låter det rimligt?
Hello, Patrick.
I'm following your trip from the start… I'm always waiting for the next video. Your trip is amazing and a dream for me to accomplish. Some day I'll try it too.
Be safe and enjoy. The videos are very good. Keep it this way.
Bests of lucks.
Kung är du. Lycka till broder!!
Stunning pictures of the wild birds another great film Patrick thank you for sharing.
Thanks Patrick, I’m so much enjoying following your journey, it has been the highlight of my annual holiday!! – CV19 restricted!! It has brought back so many memories, and inspired more journeys! In the 80’s I went travelling overland with my girlfriend – (still my partner) through Sudan into Egypt, and on to Europe; catching trains, buses, ferries after flying into Khartoum from Kenya. (I was born in Kenya – live in Australia) Love your commentary, and the ‘selfie stick panoramas’ and of course occasional use of the drone; leaving the journey to speak mostly for itself. The scenery is fantastic, we have a beautiful world! It is always a danger to focus on the minutiae of day to day problems, you have made it really enjoyable for the viewer by including difficulties without dwelling on them! And there would be lots of difficulties!!!! Thanks again, stay safe and keep enjoying the trip. Looking forward to the next instalment!! So very appreciative. Sean & Les
Hej
Vilket äventyr! Om du ska förbi Lusaka så har vi en liten farm 10 km utanför stan. Du är välkommen att sova över där. Jag kan skicka dig koordinater om du vill. Ha det bra.
Hej. Vi följer dina bravader hemifrån soffan 🙂Häftigt och fantastiskt vad mycket du får uppleva på din väg.
Hälsningar:Markku Alaiso och frugan Anna-Leena Alaiso
From Sweden to South Africa. Yeah, that one takes a while 😆👍
Very cool
Man, u r great
U inspire the adventure spirit in me
And i feel like i must embark on my life dream of cycling from Kenya to Nigeria
Good work Man
I expected that you will stay and make some performans 🙂 at the point where you crossed equator. It would be cool 🙂
Hey Patrick, so far I have watched every single video up until now. Every now and then another episode in the evening 🙂 I really love the way you're making the videos because it is different from what u usually see on social media: super fast, high amount of cutscenes etc.. Your videos instead invite to enjoy and really grasp the atmosphere of where ur at currently. I am actually about to start my own bicycle trip in June and while on the search for inspiration I found your channel.
How long did you plan this trip by the way? And (if I may ask) did you have a reason for starting this adventure?
Best greetings and thumbs up 🙂
Great video , im really enjoying following your adventure 😎
One of the best videos collection about cycling travel.
Nice pictures m8
Can't help but think you've missed a trick by avoiding wildlife, given that it has to be one of the main attractions East Africa has to offer….
Terrific bird photos. Kingfishers are incredible – even the ones I see here in the U.K