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In this new episode, I take you along the stunning Sandy Bay trail in Cape Town. From jaw-dropping ocean views to the haunting remains of the BOS 400 shipwreck, this hike is packed with unforgettable sights. We also pass the secluded Sandy Bay beach and come across some giant snails along the way. Nature, mystery, and coastal vibes—this one's got it all. Tap in and take the trail with me!

 Another season in the books—and while it wasn't what we dreamed of, it was a disappointingly solid one. A Champions League semifinal run, another top-four finish and Champions League football secured for next year. But still… no trophy. Sad to see a few players likely moving on but change is part of the game. Martin Zubimendi is on the way, maybe even Viktor Gyökeres? Also someone please start the Martinelli-as-striker petition. Love Trossard, but Martinelli’s pace and movement as an inside forward makes more sense—he needs to be getting in behind.  Injuries were slightly better managed this season, but the record is still poor. You really wonder how players recover with the packed schedule especially with so many playing international football. Despite the ups and downs, I’m hopeful. Praying we bring some silverware home next season. This team isn’t far off.

In this episode of The Trail Series , we take on Lion’s Head—the most famous trail in Cape Town. Known for its panoramic views of the city, ocean, and Table Mountain, this hike is perfect for beginners looking for a rewarding adventure. Whether you're planning your first hike or just want to enjoy the scenery, this trail never disappoints. Check out the full journey now on my channel!

There's so much to smile about after that first leg against Real Madrid. Declan Rice putting in work on set pieces—who saw those free kicks coming? Saka and Merino ran the show, and Myles Lewis-Skelly looked like a star in the making. Madrid didn’t seem at their best but you can never count them out. A remontada is always in their DNA. The second leg won’t be a walk in the park. Fingers crossed Ben White is fit—could be key if Kiwior struggles or if Timber needs cover. Arteta’s tactics were sharp and the squad’s energy was on point. Still, Madrid at the Bernabéu is a different beast. The team needs to stay focused and keep the intensity up. Exciting times. Let’s see how this story unfolds.

The latest episode of The Trail Series takes you up Newlands Ravine—a steep and demanding ascent within Table Mountain. This trail offers multiple route options, connecting to destinations featured in past videos like Elephant’s Eye, with more to come! Split into two parts, the video first captures the journey to the Ravine’s ascension point before pushing all the way to the top, where the views make every step worth it. Watch now and experience the challenge for yourself!

Explore the beauty of Cecilia Forest in my latest vlog! This easy trail offers stunning views and multiple routes that connect to iconic locations within Table Mountain, as seen in my  Elephants Eye video and more to come. Whether you’re a casual hiker or a seasoned adventurer, Cecilia Forest is a must-visit. Watch the video now and take note—this is just the beginning of our journey through these breathtaking trails. Catch the full adventure on YouTube!🌿 

As an Arsenal fan, I’ll admit it’s been an interesting season so far. Sitting 2nd in the Premier League is an achievement, but honestly, it’s a bit nerve-wracking. Are we really strong enough to hold onto this position, or are we just scraping by? The uncertainty is frustrating, and as a fan, it’s hard not to feel the pressure mounting. The football we’re playing right now isn’t the kind of dominant style you’d expect from title challengers. It feels like Mikel Arteta’s priority is just getting us across the finish line, even if that means sacrificing some of the beautiful game. Liverpool are a step ahead of us, and to add salt to the wound, we’re currently level on points with Nottingham Forest. Can you believe it? Nottingham Forest! It’s a bitter pill to swallow and a stark reminder that something needs to change—and fast. Let that sink in. Still, there’s hope. With the right reinforcements, Arsenal could ignite a spark and revive the fluid, attacking football that makes us proud to ...