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    Living the High Life in South Africa 🇿🇦 vA 176



    I ride from Kommetjie to Cape Point, in the Western Cape, in South Africa. On the way, I pass by the wonderful misty cliffs and I stop at an ostrich farm, where I have some delicious raw ostrich meat.
    After my late breakfast, I finally reach Cape Point, the end of the African continent, a gorgeous place where I receive an incredible welcome from the ranger who takes acre of the parking area and from some tourist guides. Cape point is such a beautiful place.
    Then, I go back along False Bay to Simon’s Town where I meet the friendly owner of a bicycle shop (Simon’s Town cycles) who is gonna service my trike, and I arrive at my fancy accommodation, just on Boulder’s beach, the beach of the famous endangered Cape penguins.

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    5. @suziperret468 on

      Congratulations Yves! You made it! Thanks, it was fun watching you keep your positive attitude, no matter what came your way. You’re living life with gusto!

    10. @maikp7926 on

      la nature est gratuite partout en france?????????????????t fou?????je me suis fais agresser par un français en allant faire une balade en foret qui disait c'est son terrrain looooooooool

    15. @lt1827 on

      I was a bit disappointed when you arrived in Cape Town. It just seemed a bit anticlimactic. I feel good now that you had such a good welcome at Cape Point, well deserved. Charles was great.

    17. @thibautvincent2976 on

      Enjoy your stay in South Africa. When you head back through the west road, be prepared to encounter countries more hostile to the camera. Nigeria will be the first one. Senegal will also be one of the most difficult countries to film in.

    20. @thiboznjabu64 on

      Just earlier on – chatting to my sister – that Africa will blossom once again – when their fellow YT brothers from Europe – connect with them again ! Not for profit and exploitation as experienced before (and right now) but also against white people exploitation , THEMSELVES – the Schwabbs and Soros of this world – the Globalist – who ONLY care about themselves and their yachts, jet planes and golf estates . You ONLY need 50 MILLION of whites relocating back to Africa and INVESTED in all soul , and Africa will be Great Again . They'll bring in the skills , networks , infrastructure and sustainability in the quick and immediate term . Not as BOSSSES but as PARTNERS ! They btw also 'victims' of exploitation of the 'capitalist'world and will find peace here in all motherland of all humanity, Africa .

    22. @Birdsempire-e9r on

      Well kino all human are from the lands of Africa and going home can be to many countries, asking as your safe and happy that’s all anyone can ask, awesome to watch

    25. @NancyLewis-t6j on

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    27. @rdkuless on

      can you see: Antarctica wraps around you.. it isn't the continent nasa claims..or you would be able from that vantage point to see both E/W edges.. nasa in Arabic is pronounced Na-sha'… it is defined as "to Deceive"…

    28. @rdkuless on

      "if it weren't for death, Life would be meaningless". Appropriate for the Easter episode.. the resurrection could not have happened if He had not given up His life and rose again 2 days later on sunday…

    30. @ishakemyhead799 on

      @Kino Yves

      Yves, just as a side note for future reference, that “HUH?” sound you make when you didn’t hear what someone said, is considered a little rude or common in some cultures.

      We all can see you are not a rude person at all, so I am certain you don’t mean it in a rude way at all, but as I say it’s a culture thing

    32. @HjdDash on

      Actually I watched this video, his feelings was real and sad in the same time because the trip was finished to the cape of the good hope.This part of Africa passed it the sailor Fasco de Gama in 14 9 8. He wanted to reach to India across the head of winds. God saved him and called this point,,The cape of the good hope.

    34. @benafrikatrip9575 on

      You are my hero Yves. Pliz come to London and let’s be friends and tour together in your next adventure. Life is the best thing we ever have we must enjoy it seeing the world together.

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