Makgadikgadi. The largest salt-flats on Earth. Mike Main and Andrew St Pierre White 

This is easily amongst your best work, the use of antiquated cameras by 2017 standards notwithstanding! Please bring back Mike Main in your current or future work Andrew.

I am loving watching these old ones with Mike.

Gosh, this is interesting Andrew. Really enjoyed it. Lovely

Mike thoroughly enjoyed. Thanks to Andrew. Lovely.

Fascinating journey and archaeological information!

What a fantastic video.

Hi Andrew, good work, do not stop, amazing. As a motswana in South Africa , it would have been interesting to hear what The older generation would say about the Island. I guarantee you, you will get more. Well done 👏👏

Beautiful video and narration! Thanks. 🖐👏🇧🇼

Thank you. Tremendous knowledge and learning everyday.

Really great landscapes, and a very good video.

i enjoyed this much but wish you had shown the camping and cooking every evening you were out there.

Oh. "Makgadikgadi". Whenever you've previously talked about "the muckcaddycaddy" I've imagined the name to be spelled quite differently :D

I thoroughly enjoyed this vid thanks...

25 minutes of incredible-ness.

Dont' know if this is new or old, but I enjoyed it and I hope you make more

Great insights Andrew, lost count of how many times I have watched this video. Where can Mr Main be found?

simply stunning

What a wonderful insight into an amazing area, thank you for your efforts, cheers.

Lovely video, hugely entertaining. Very good to see an NP registration from my old home town too.. Don't see any in the Cotswold's :(

Amazing. Loved this video. Are you allowed to drive across the pans. Sorry I don't know hence the question

My Country...awesome

still one of my favorite vids

Hello Andrew, another great video! Can you tell me what those tree are with the fat bases and approximately how old they are?

Fabulous. Id like to see you do an archeological expedition in Australia like this. There seems such a link between us and Africa

Clarkson!

Beautiful. Almost enough evidence to make one think the Earth might be flat. ;-)

thank you

Very cool.

Was this drive from Kubu Island to Gweta?

The days when it was more of the adventure and less of the gear

I wonder about the quality of this salt? Does this salt have 84 good quality minerals?

good video - apart from the obvious typo in the description "gkadi" pressed twice :)

Top Gear were the first to drive across it