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• JO

  @JohnLinwoodUK · 2 years ago (edited)

  Mushandike was where the senior year from the primary schools used to go for a week to learn about conservation.  I went in about 1974 and it was the best school trip ever.  The rangers included Warden Ron Thomson who years earlier had been involved in the rescue of rhinos and relocation into national parks.  While we were there a young hippo had died and we were allowed to watch the autopsy as the National Parks & Wildlife vet tried to figure out why it had died.  We went on long walks in the bush and camped out for a night or two. I remember having to collect firewood as we were instructed to collect a pile "taller than a landrover".  Anyone who got up in the night had to put another log on the campfire to keep the wild animals away.  We had to follow spoor and pick up scat to try to work out what the animals had been eating.  A great adventure for young kids, I hope that they continue to run these today.

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• TM

  @tmuvoti416 · 2 years ago

  Great adventure there Bruce. Thank you for showing the world our Beautiful Zimbabwe. Every time I see your videos I get so homesick and at the same time appreciate more of what a beautiful country we have. Tatenda Siyabonga Thank you Bruce 🤝

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• WB

  @wbrianna27 · 2 years ago

  Lekker Adventure in beautiful Zim! Thanks for taking us with, thoroughly enjoyable and need more please Bruce. Your friends were awesome showing you so much with great hospitality shown by every Zimbo

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• KI

  @kingsleymushave927 · 2 years ago

  Bruce Bruce Bruce.... wonderful episode. My favourite shot was at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RPothaxMyM&amp;t=1054">17:34</a> mins when the kids were waving at you from a distant, found myself just smiling froppm the Chasing Smiles work. I am Zimbabwean and I envy you my brother you have visited almost all the places that are on my bucket list. Love your humor aswell

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• KE

  @KeepMoving99 · 2 years ago

  Bruce i visit home through your videos , thanks for sharing your awesome adventures with us

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• BA

  @badfinger61 · 2 years ago

  Very nice. Zimbabwe looks like a wonderful place to explore, especially off the beaten track as you have shown us viewers.<br>The dinosaur tracks were awesome to see.<br>Cheers to Bruce &amp; friends

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• SH

  @shaunmoller2997 · 2 years ago

  Bruce what a beautiful country the Defender is a beast. As always epic content thanks Bruce for a magic episode cheers

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• JA

  @jamesnegus9798 · 2 years ago

  Thank you Bruce. It’s so refreshing to see the lesser known places of a country. &nbsp;So interesting thank you.

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• ED

  @educ8te · 2 years ago

  From the diaspora.Thanks to all the work you and other You Tubers do,I am seeing my country and Africa,in a whole different light.Be blessed Brother!

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• AL

  @AlannahBruce-g4p · 2 years ago

  Thanks Bruce, wonderful video. Just what I needed whilst feeling homesick for Zim. Love your channel!

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• HO

  @homeafrica8565 · 2 years ago

  This was a brilliant journey. Mushandike was my introduction to conservation in 1972, on a school camp. Many memories were made in the park. My late dad went to Kanyemba in the mid 60’s, before the area became a ‘hot spot’. <br>Thank you for always showcasing the best of Zimbabwe. I love your videos and they always leave me feeling proud to be a Zimbabwean. I also get very homesick after watching too!<br>Safe travels and look forward to the next adventure. <br>Kind regards.

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• TA

  @tauy.a · 2 years ago

  Truly worth the wait... I really owe it to myself to travel around our beloved Zimbabwe thank Bruce keep up the good work

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