Overlanding in Remote South Africa | It's Not Goodbye | XOVERLAND S6 EP10

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  @the.stevelee · 2 years ago

  One thing that stands out to me as I watch this series is that you can see how well these children are being raised.  It stands out because it’s such a rare thing to see.

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  @OffTheBeatenTrackSA · 2 years ago

  As a South African, this was an amazing series to watch, thank you guys !!!

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  @LindaWongkee · 2 years ago

  Thumbs up to Richard and Peter, amazing footage. And props to Ashley for the navigation, can’t imagine that responsibility.  Beautiful series.

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  @RoamOverlanding · 2 years ago

  I love it! You got to see one of my favourite places in the peak flower season, it looked like a dream! Thank you for visiting us, and sharing your passion and hardwork with us all! Keep it up! See you again soon!

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  @4thGen4runner__ · 2 years ago

  The two major things Clay and Torfi said that stood out the most was when they mentioned Time. Bringing your kids with you and mentioning how time marches on with or without you, and how you think you have all this time but you really don't. That gave me goosebumps, brought tears to my eyes, as I have a 6 month old boy that I want to give him the life all the boys have. This has really pushed me to finish my overland build. I probably feel like Clay did in the beginning of XO. Financially is it smart to build an overlanding rig, God no, but it can it lead to the best experiences this world has to offer, yes. Clay, Rachelle, XO Team, be on the lookout for a serious 4th Gen 4runner build in the near future. Maybe a rig worthy enough to tag along with your team.

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  @dougggiereid · 2 years ago

  I have followed most, if not all, of your series and have thoroughly enjoyed them. I used to do many 4x4 trails and over landing trips with my family but alas no more. So following yours is somewhat nostalgic. As a South African, I had been to many of the places you went in this series and it was great to see them all again through your eyes. My very first overland trail was the Namaqua Eco trail. I did feel like pointing out some great places you missed on your route, but then there simply wasn't enough time to see everything. As mentioned in the episode it felt like you had a lot of time but you could have spent a year on this trip. Thank you so much for sharing all your trips with us. Wishing you safe travels back home and many more adventures.

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  @travelwithfredcharlie8700 · 2 years ago

  I just binge-watched the entire season, and I’m blown away. As someone originally from Namibia and now living in South Africa, this resonated with me on so many levels. It wasn’t just the adventure that captivated me but also the genuine human connection. The way you reflect on your emotions, communicate, and raise your children is something truly special—something we don’t often see anymore. It was both heartwarming and inspiring.

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  @bevanpope7924 · 2 years ago

  Another Saffer here- <br>I have fallen for you guys… love your channel, the team work, the attitude and pure positivity. <br>Would love to meet you guys one day!

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  @strokeguyoverland5060 · 2 years ago

  I know you guys hear this often , your films have made the overland community what it is today , thank you, as always very much enjoyed this series wonderful to see you incorporate the kids like you do.

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  @TwoFeetOutdoors · 2 years ago

  I loved the boys describing &quot;Overlanding&quot;. Made me smile.

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  @CafeteroTouring · 2 years ago

  This was the best series by far. Top notch. Congratulations y’all!

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  @darrellcerna · 2 years ago

  the ending brought me to tears. great season as always!

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