Cape to Cairo -- by trains. Travelogue documentary.

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Название	:	Cape to Cairo -- by trains. Travelogue documentary.
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Comment from : Arun VP

Neil thanks for showing us the regular train route … that they are going to replace with direct route from South Africa to Egypt ( Chinese made)br❤❤❤❤❤
Comment from : Pearls

great video
Comment from : Mars Da Creator

Cool!! 👍👍👍
Comment from : Petr Prochazka

Clearly the Chinese need to build a African-wide train network like they’ve done for themselves
Comment from : Emlyn Jessen

O loved your interactions with locals and other adventurers You show the real land, not the produced documentários for tourists Thanks! Watching from Brazil, your Portuguese was good!
Comment from : Emilia Yoneko Kumata

Thanks for bringing back memories of my trip back in 1984! Esp Bulawayo and Vic Falls Great video 👌🙏
Comment from : Andrew W

I hope you are still moving buddy !!!, excellent travelogue, greatly underviewed!
Comment from : Oz Newcombe

I wonder what is Israel - Palestine train :|
Comment from : Dmitry Mosquid

SEU PORTUGUÊS É MUITO BOM PARABÉNS DO BRASIL ❤
Comment from : Paulo Pocca

I throughly enjoyed this videobrYour video was great and informativebrKeep up the good work 👌🏽
Comment from : Avinash Bhogun

China is NOT a friend - they just try to expand their influence and economy and to put those countries under their rule indirectly
Comment from : KuvDabGib

What an amazing journey and film, you've inspired hundreds of thousands of people!
Comment from : ayu

How do you have fewer than 5000 subscribers? I’ve only just started watching but you seem so thoughtful and your cinematography and storytelling are excellent! Cant wait to watch the rest of your videos
Comment from : Chris S

Thanks for showing me that none of these places are worth me visiting
Comment from : Flaming Hedgehog

Thanks for this docomentary!
Comment from : Finn

Thank you very much for this May i ask what is the name of the area at minute 32:47?
Comment from : Daniel

What an amazing journey hope you can keep on going and sharing
Comment from : Gaby

Chinese debt trap policy in the name of investment in Africa
Comment from : Sampath Kumar

ok im officially putting this on my bucket list
Comment from : Dolly C

Amazing film!
Comment from : Calamitytoo

It's amazing journey! Wow!
Comment from : Zoltán Korcsmáros

I loved this documentary coz it's so different from others Surely it's new way of tourism I also wish that Africa can partner and develop interconnections through trains
Comment from : james munene

Awesome documentary I am glad i found it albeit 3 years late
Comment from : Rusihan Zaihan

Excellent work and inspiring trip Thanks for taking the time to make and share your documentary
Comment from : Efram Ellenbogen

Why did you fly with egyptair from Ethiopia to Sudan?brDont they fly via Cairo anyway?
Comment from : Adar Loberant

Now I want to travel there myself
Comment from : iwilltubeyouall

Only white people posess the ignorance to complain about safety after robbing the communities for centuries
Comment from : pyrexqueen

If Cecil Rhodes had got his way you would have been able to make that entire journey on one train…
Comment from : wildsurfer12

great video But why do you spend your life in such a challenged place I could not imagine doing that - life is too short move somewhere safe and enjoyable
Comment from : Alistair Melhuish

This is excellent, Neil! Thank you for sharing such an experience
Comment from : A Watt

Very beautiful video
Comment from : Nancy Okosi

I know a guy from Tanzania he's quite a character
Comment from : infomercialwars

Lovely I find the staring difficult too Feel like I’m in a zoo in a cage I won’t try the trip because it looks so much like hard work But living in Cairo trapped after covid I enjoyed the arrival in Cairo where you can keep moving
Comment from : Paul Wild

I love the paste, the attention, and the whole video Really nice
Comment from : Kamil Knap

Interesting train journey across Africa I enjoyed and learnt from this adventure Thank you
Comment from : Myles Meetoos

No water onboard a train that is passing through a country that is 35c outside So you have beer that will dehydrate you quickly What dimwit didnt think to offer water on this train?
Comment from : ron donnis

Excellent work! I'm sure you're already looking back on your journey with a lot of nostalgia
Comment from : Lord Spuggy

Great documentary👍
Comment from : Mikael Habel

Whats with the no filming thing in many places?brWhy is that a thing?
Comment from : Król pawi

This was an awesome video Neil, I hope to be able to do this trip one day!
Comment from : Ryan Mancino

Thank you I’m so glad I watched this It’s inspiring me to consider travelling in Africa
Comment from : Gillian Treacy

Great video Wonderful engagement with people
Comment from : Peter Bryce

fantastic work mate
Comment from : andrei

Great video, i only didn't like the brainwashed chinese students We all know what China is, and whats it doing in AfricabrOn the other hand i very much like the African agriculture student I wish him all the best to fulfill his dreams!
Comment from : Kalu

Who do these pious shits think they are prefacing a video with "Promoting Social Responsibility"?brbrWhy not just "Promoting moral superiority"?
Comment from : Stylem Bonkers

30:50 the CCP commandant of the group 😅
Comment from : Rod

This was a great video thank you for creating it
Comment from : Vball2718

What is it with us Africans that we cannot allow people filming ? what is so special about a train station being filed?
Comment from : Mume Nguvuze

Wow, amazing film Definitely deserves more views and exposure
Comment from : Travel Signal

Terrific
Comment from : j

This really a good video, you speak to local people, share their experience and the journey is really educating us all
Comment from : The headless chicken

I like watching these train journeys with my atlas on my lap
Comment from : Ace

Excellent Neil Excellent! Keep it up !
Comment from : Hoovie9596

Thankyou for making us a part of your travel Enjoyed it immensely
Comment from : Rani Williams

I am glad to were able to fulfil this dream In 1975 I tried to hitchhike from Spain to India and from there somehow to Australia, but in Iran I was tossed back into Turkey and eventfully hitchedhiked to Scotland from there The whole lasted five months
Comment from : Space Lemur

Lol I like the First Lady
Comment from : theonick2

great real nice the video you made was great Neil thanks
Comment from : eddy snaider

So well done sir I am happy that you persisted and gave it a second try all the way up through Africa I took a trip from Saudi Arabia Jeddah to Istanbul and like your train trip or at least one leg of it It was supposed to last just 24 hours out 57 hours later we just passed the border into Turkey not where we were going in a civil but we were stopped robbed in Syria etc it was quite an adventure and so I'm looking at this with lots of memories well done well done
Comment from : Maureen Surdez

Wonderful, simply wondetful What a work You havet done So Nice to sen Folke Josefsson, Sweden
Comment from : Folke Josefsson

One of the best travelogues I've viewed😊
Comment from : Mu Ju

Others might not see through the BS, but conscious people will You try to watch these vids open-minded, but when you hear the ironical disgusting bigoted undertones, it just makes it unwatchable It's always humorous and disgusting seeing the lineage of colonizers talk about "safety" and being viewed for their "whiteness" (a divide and genre they created themselves) and blah blah blah in a continent they invaded and did vile unthinkable acts to millions, maybe billions And actually still are invading in present day Furthermore, you can find danger/threats any place in the world, especially in colonized societies, but you all never seem to highlight that To add, where do you think most of those poor people in these African countries are getting those weapons from Cut the BS
Comment from : AK Gordari

As a resident of Hawaii with a lot of luxury, I really enjoyed watching this In fact, I had to watch it three times I was able to watch a part of the world that I am not familiar with
Comment from : Al Emond

Tells you a lot about the influence China has had in Africa and the debt trap that it has laid
Comment from : VCross

A very interesting voyage with your comments/analysis, many thanks
Comment from : Rune Ljungströmmer

40:25 🦁
Comment from : a n i n e t e e n t a u r i a n a s i v a

THIS IS THE MOST INTERESTING VIDEO I'VE SEEN ON YOUTUBE THANKS FOR PRODUCING IT AND SHARING IT
Comment from : Juan Lopez

11:29 Is that your baggage all chained up there to the hand rail?
Comment from : Raitis Freimanis

such a work of anthropology, culture, history a beautiful documentary with beautiful people, full of stories, personal histories landscapesbrvery nice portuguese too
Comment from : Lino Galveias

I stuck this on as background noise as I listened to an audio book but quickly found myself entirely enthralled by this video It makes me yearn to travel!
Comment from : Daniel Riley

I have to say, I really enjoyed this and is the kind of YouTube video/doc I wish people appreciated more!
Comment from : jackflashx

This is awesome train journey documentary I've ever seen brbrGreeting from Indonesia 👍🏻🌏
Comment from : Paul Rahmadi

thank you for sharing your adventure with me, for 15 years, I worked throughout English-speaking Africa, after liberalisation, I live for two years in South Africa, so I know the continent quite well and your journey brought back happy memories, now at 80 years old with terminal prostate cancer it is so nice to forget my pain with presentation such as yours Thank you for bringing pleasure to an old man, I wish you well in your future travels, Peter
Comment from : Peter Brameld

I’ve done ‘the run’ across into Park Station too It’s terrifying haha
Comment from : Adrian Pritchard

409 That laugh! I like her! She needs her own vid!
Comment from : Adrian Pritchard

What a great journey Thank you for filming your trip and sharing it with us I enjoyed all of it and look forward to future adventures Subscribed
Comment from : dot10k

cheeky baboon
Comment from : sonjamikaela

What wonderful video! It gave me flashbacks to the ol' Lonely Planet travel documentaries of the 1990's
Comment from : Philip Schmidt

I am very impressed with the quality of those young Chinese Ladies English!
Comment from : Michael Reid

Hi & good greetings from the Philippines! Thanks for very nice video Can you please share with us the soundtracks used? Thanks in advance
Comment from : Ted Perez

Would be interesting to see the lavatories and their conditions
Comment from : War Table

My answer to the tribal question would have been I'm tribeless Being a white Canadian I have no tribe Is it not the same for whites in Africa?
Comment from : Doug MacGregor

What a treat it was to find your channel while recovering from foot surgery Thank you for taking us on this journey with you
Comment from : Manny

That was fascinating to watch Thank you
Comment from : Glenn Butler

Just came across this movie and had to subscribe and save it This is what mature and thoughtful presentation means Neil - thank you so much I mean it’s awesome Great that you’re sharing it with us
Comment from : MasterABB6

Interesting, good video to help me decide if I want to do similar Chinese girls in Africa hahahaha - it's about friendship and they are proud WOW Brainwashed
Comment from : Dave E Boy

amazing video Thank you
Comment from : Suriya Narayanan

What happened to the train 9! it feels like temporal displacement considering the others
Comment from : Kai_Young

I envy you My travelling days are over, but I always preferred trains to planes, if available
Comment from : Gerry Houska

Why visit 3rd world countries if they don’t welcome you?
Comment from : Tao DeChing

Great travel video This trip would be more treacherous now than when you did it Unfortunately, so much of the world is becoming more dangerous, not less
Comment from : Hey Boomer

The whole journey doesn't look comfortable, no ??!!
Comment from : holycow

That Mombasa-Nairobi bound train is so familiar to me I like it Kenya is way forward in terms train transport compared to other Southern Africa Countries
Comment from : Slim B Nkaru

Really enjoyed this, well-made and well-edited Would be interesting to hear your must-sees and must-avoids (if any) for this route
Comment from : James Molloy