Recent content by Mykh

So very cool! Living the dream, keep doing what you're doing and sharing the photos with us :)

Going to assume you tried the regular T4 Gazelle tent? The much larger T4 Plus ironically packs down smaller length-wise. It's 63" long when collapsed. I fit it into my Canyon short bed, if aligned right between the ribs of the bed liner it even fits straight. On the Plus side (see what I did...

Amazing, what a beast!

Very cool! Did you guys camp along the way or stay in accommodations?

Indeed very cool! About your comment of expedition gear lacking, keep in mind that in the 30s vast majority of Africa was still under colonial rule and the countries were travel destinations for rich Europeans/Americans (and so roads would have been maintained). On top of that, these folks...

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That's so cool! Please do share stories from the trip and photos. Love the idea, and how you all traveled. Serious Rat Patrol vibes going on!

Completely makes sense. And thank you for the information. The site also mentions possessing the Russian equivalent of a "B" drivers license. How do you deal with this for foreigners? i.e. someone like me coming from Canada.

Said it before and will say it again, what a gorgeous land! Looks like you guys organized an awesome trip and carried it out very well. Great job! Was taking a look at your site and I know every trip/price is custom, but to get a rough idea, what would the price range be for the trip you...

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Great write up, and gorgeous landscapes! I'm curious about the equipment: what prompted using Fiat trucks (instead of the more typical Toyotas), what is the brand of the gigantic tent and how long does it take to set up? Is this your own company that you operate? Cool to see this taking off in...

Paging @Dan Grec for all the African info goodies. Best of luck with your trip!

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That's amazing! Would love to hear more about the experience with 3 kids, how you do things day to day, schooling, entertaining them, etc. Basically lessons learned through the adventures.

Not mine, but I've seen pictures of people attaching a ramp to the non-ladder side of the tent (simple plywood and hinges, hooked near the opening). The other option is to throw a yoga mat or two over your windshield/hood to let them get up onto the roof and then in the side windows.