Camping in the Kruger Park with our Jimny - Tsendze Rustic Camp 

Muchas gracias. Nosotros realmente lo apreciamos!

We are so glad you enjoyed. Thanks for your support. Hopefully you can experience Africa yourself soon!

@@jimnothy_and_friends Let's see..there are still 10 years until my retirement, so that's doable. I have a Suzuki Jimny FJ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ItEgF5ELRwU.html It has cavity sealing (rust protection), snorkel, axis ventilation up to the engine compartment area, Rhino Rack luggage rack with Gordiegear roof tent, large ARB cool box, that's all prepared. I love my Jimny in bison brown color :) My Norway trip with old VW T4 Westfalia 2,5 tdi... : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TZy-FGXdst8.html

Ahh Ken, thanks so much. What a trip. Yes Africa is magic. Kenako

Thanks so much! So awesome to stay there so long. Next time please come say hi 👋

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it

Such a magical place! We believe the family he was referring to was Viverroidea, a clade within feliformia containing both the family Viverridae, and the superfamily Herpestoidea.

Thanks so much! 😊 Glad you loved it! ps. love that you guys have finished up the road build. Can't wait to see whats next!

Thanks so much for the insight! We'll definitely be taking your advise 😊

Metalian Genie, if you do that's the way to go and they're in CPT

Thanks so much! We appreciate it. We have been looking, especially for our Kruger trips. We just need to make sure it doesn't start costing us too much in petrol 😭

Love those trailers! Maybe a good option one day!

@@jimnothy_and_friends Your fuel consumption will be slightly better with a trailer than with the rtt (if you choose the right sized trailer.). you will have more flexibility, especially with not having to pack up everytime you want to use your car for a game drive. another bonus is that you move everything from the jimny to the trailer. keep a small fridge in Jimny and bigger fridge in trailer...

Thanks so much! We just a use cheap gopro window mount for the driving shots, and for our SLR we use a combination of a Tripod and a bean bag. We have a Gopro hero 7 white and Nikon D3400. We then use a stabilisation in Adobe Premiere to take out the little bumps.

Yes we do! We have simple DC to DC battery setup, which charges from the engine when car is running. We charge everything 12v, phone camera etc and also run the fridge from the second battery. We run an external flood LED light for night time camp setup too. We keep the battery behind the drivers seat, next to the fridge box for easy access to the USB ports and the power button. We don't run a solar setup, but the battery charges really quickly and will almost be full after about 10 minutes on idle.