I am a terminal brain and breast cancer patient and your videos bring me such joy and excitement.. God Bless..Thank you.. Peace out..........Alaska thanks you for the bath!!!

@ndumisosithole9260

3 ай бұрын

Try hyperbaric chamber treatment

@humbleavatar

3 ай бұрын

@@ndumisosithole9260 what ever she might try... there is no treatment for cancer. Only you can extend your life with treatments.

@pakhans

3 ай бұрын

Noraly's adventure vlogs are very eagerly awaited by many...it is relaxing, informative, has lots of anxious moments in her riding on the difficult trails. The vlogs are addictive.....keeps everyone waiting for a new episode.😊

@justing2805

3 ай бұрын

Pfff that’s a lot.I wish you a lot of beautiful days, months and I hope years. Take care❤❤

@markberto9648

3 ай бұрын

God Bless you... 🙏 My wife also has stage 4 lung/brain cancer. Surgeries, chemo and radiation. New treatments everyday... Don't forget Prayer and Faith in God's Healing Grace. It is the greater part of my wifes longevity. Prayer will be said for you. 🙏

Imagine the stories this woman will tell someday when she's drinking tea on the porch at 98 years old. What an amazing life she has made for herself.

@RaduMichael

3 ай бұрын

That if she makes it and doesn't crash the bike someday......

@stuartrollings602

3 ай бұрын

Yea with bourbon!

@vp4744

3 ай бұрын

Out of Africa on Alaska!

@richardpeychers4076

3 ай бұрын

Yes many stories to tell and more we haven't heard about.❤

@advaddictees

3 ай бұрын

And also bad storys...it's not ever amazing and fun to travel...

My husband was fighting cancer and he watched your videos he so loved it and enjoyed watching them.July 2023 he passed away.Thank you for posting your inspirational videos.More power to you !!! ❤

@ziggys745

3 ай бұрын

sorry for your loss, I look forward to Noraly's video's when ever i get a chance I watch the old ones.

@pauloprotasio872

3 ай бұрын

Hoje você superou as expectativas. De: Alexania | o BRAZIL

@joelmurphy7980

3 ай бұрын

Cancer took my wife, I know your sorrow and I'm sorry. Here's heartfelt a hand on your shoulder from me. It takes time, the first couple of years are the worst. Be kind to yourself, and accept that some questions simply have no answers.

@ChanelDash699

3 ай бұрын

So sorry RIP ❤ Amen 🙏

@seriousros7280

2 ай бұрын

Sending you sympathy and strength. I too lost my dear husband 7 months before your loss. Strange times but I feel him with me still x

At 83 Years of age, I enjoy all your videos, Thank you so much for showing me the world as we should see it. Safe travels, Look forward to each adventure.

As an African I'm brought to tears when I see this beautiful country. Thanks Noraly for showing CAR to the world.

@pyndapnk9466

3 ай бұрын

Salute to this guys who ran 5times.. AFRICAN PEOPLE ARE AWESOME.. NEVER UNDERESTIMATE AFRICAN PEOPLE LOVE YOU GUYS FROM NORTHEAST INDIA (MOWKAIAW) SEND BIG 💕💕💕💕💕💕

@mevalleh2000

3 ай бұрын

I felt the same feeling! Too much life there! It was magical!

@longatsos

3 ай бұрын

@joeysinde1340 you know nothing about that country. Let me enlighten you. During a past civil war, there were skirmishes and guess what? The winners ATE the losers. CANNIBALISM! That was in 2014, when christian militias descended on muslims, killed them and ate them. Most Africans know those details and pray that the animosity in that country will end.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

3 ай бұрын

Noraly has shared the world with us through her many experiences and adventures!

@ThePaladino

3 ай бұрын

@@longatsos Just to be sure, you know Africa is not a country, right? I assume so, but was wondering. EDIT - All videos Noraly has done on Africa kinda bring me that feeling, but these with the elephants hit especially hard.

It's not gold or jewels... THIS is the treasure that we saw today. Beautiful country and animals that must stay protected. I felt like I was there!!!

@bigcity2085

3 ай бұрын

It does get you pretty emotional. Noraly should get an Emmy award for this year....or even an Oscar - i don't care ; she's shown us the world , all by her self. Mad respect is all I have for her.

Was I the only one crying from the very beginning of seeing these animals, and then bawling at the protective mama and the baby? Noraly - thank you for this beautiful and emotional cinema.

@annateresa9814

3 ай бұрын

No, not only one ! 🥰❤❤‍🩹❤

@lizaC0001

3 ай бұрын

Definitely not the only one. Even Noraly was emotional. This was one of the most beautiful videos of Noraly's travels.

A broken down Toyota, almost as rare as seeing the elephants. Glad you filmed and put that scene in the video Noraly. Peace! ❤❤❤

@VolenBoyadzhiyski

Ай бұрын

It's not even broken down... They have overheated her and that's why she refused to start. Just poured some water, gave it a push - she's alive! These trucks are immortal!

The scene with the mother protecting her baby was very heartwarming. Excellent.

@15multiventure51

3 ай бұрын

Might not have been the mother, but the matriarch (female leader of the herd) who all others fear and respect.

@nidheeshkumar6760

3 ай бұрын

​@@15multiventure51😢 never even go threatening towards elephant baby or elephant you will face wrath of entire herd and they remember forever

@ronald8673

3 ай бұрын

The baby appeared sickly. What were the others attempting to do to it ? Do they take it out ? Sad, really.

@bebeclaire7209

3 ай бұрын

@nidheeshkumar6760 you are so right. I'm a Cameroonian. When I went visiting my village , there was an incident. A man was killed by an elephant. The herd was moving across the village. I was like how come they kill just that man when there were other people. I was told he is a hunter and he sometimes kill baby elephants.

@WhiteTiger333

3 ай бұрын

@@ronald8673 Noraly said, probably because the rangers knew, it was tired and wanting a nap. They do sleep standing up, as well as lying down. Others kept trying to interact with it, and mom was probably telling them to leave the baby alone. It looks like, when baby wanted to flat out lie down and sleep deeply, mom said that was not the place for it. Too bad they can't sling the infant over their shoulder like we can. :D

Better than any documentary of National Geographic ❤

@timhouston1638

3 ай бұрын

I mean, quite possibly! That is saying something yeah? Amazing video!

I've followed Noraly for years, through both danger and beauty but todays elephant viewing was an emotional high for me. Thank you Noraly.

That is the most elephants I've ever seen in one place! So many babies. My 95 yr old mom has collected elephant figures her whole life as she finds them fascinating. She really enjoyed watching this. Thank you for sharing.

@campstark1

3 ай бұрын

Me too Cathy! Incredible. So grateful for Noralee. 😊 Laura from New Hampshire

I’m a former adventure touring cyclist who is now quite challenged by a half hour on my ebike. Thanks so much for the vicarious thrills and elephant highs etc. and reminding us what a beautiful planet we live on. You’re really creating a travelogue masterpiece that will inspire people forever.

I’m dying slowly of depression and a host of illnesses, Noraly is a great watch. I can live vicariously through her videos. I love learning about other cultures and witnessing the humanity In people of the world. To me, this is better than anything on television. What an amazing woman. 👍🤘

@moretoexplore6736

3 ай бұрын

May God bless you with happiness and Light😊

@Weareallrelated

3 ай бұрын

Never, never give up ❤

@Peace-br6qm

3 ай бұрын

@danielfox3003 natural medicine for depression is build good social circle and visit or live within natural environment. Nature has a soothing effect on our soul and mind

@rn-nj3pv

3 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear about your depression, look at KZreadr HomeSteadHow he has overcome depression and many other problems. Hope it will help you to! Take care

@rickreynolds1640

3 ай бұрын

1 Corinthians 15:1-4 15 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:

Noraly, every time I see one of your videos, I think of a quote I saw one time (and I'm fairly old, so it's an old quote) that the best life a person can pray for is a life well lived. You've done that and are still doing that. Amazing. Thank you for taking us along.

While I was in the US Navy, I had the opportunity to visit Mombasa Kenya in November 1979, just after the American Embassy was overrun in Tehran, Iran. While in Mombasa i signed up for a one-day safari through Tsavo National Park. Elephants, Lions and other big cats were on my list of animals I wanted to see. What I saw was herds of Zebra, Giraffe, Warthogs, Ostriches, one huge Buffalo, and a few other antelope type animals, large and small. No Lions, Leopards, or Cheetahs. Finally, as we were preparing to return to Mombasa, we saw two Elephants but, they were being driven along by a caretaker. Oh, I almost forgot about the Baboons. Some even entered our open top safari vehicle. That was after lunch, and we were headed back out into the Serengeti. A wonderful day seeing the animals we did get to see. Upon leaving Mombasa our battle group was ordered closer to Iran where we spent most of 101 days going in circles before getting into port again in the Philippines.

@violam592

3 ай бұрын

Welcome to Maasai Mara to complete your goal and see all ,”The Big Five”.

I have spent 35 years in geological exploration in Africa. I of course love your Africa tales as most of where you have travelled I have too. Watched every episode. Having seen what you have seen in todays episode is a privilege. However your photography was something else. Sunning. I’m sending this video of yours to all my friends around the world. That is how good it was S7 - E77.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

3 ай бұрын

Having watched all of them, I too think is one of the best episodes that Noraly has shared.

@manolowz1324

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@terrywhite5455

3 ай бұрын

One of your best, if not the best video you have produced. I see great things in your future.

@geners76

3 ай бұрын

Yooooo 777! god says for your righteousness you will get everything back to you 7x7x7💯⚡️⚡️⚡️☝🏽❤️💥🙏🏽🥳🥳🥳🥳

@Dave-sw2dm

3 ай бұрын

@@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr My list of "one of the best" includes over 100 videos! 🙂

It makes my heart sing to know these elephants are not captives and they can come and go as they please. 😊 Lots of babies so they must be happy! Thanks , Noraly, for your dedication to bring us these treasures that 99% of us would not be able to appreciate without you!

Noraly, THANK YOU! We have been dedicated followers for years now, and are so impressed by your hard work and dedication. As we sit comfortably at home, we see you travel to places that I will only ever dream of. You take us with you! I am impressed by your cinematography, music selections and narration. You are not only an adventurer, but an educator and story teller! Seeing the forrest elephants in their natural environment is inspiring! Beautiful! Safe Travels to you!

"Just a magical experience"!!!! Noraly's words encapsulates the entire Itchy Boots channel.

In a world full of greed and hate just knowing that such a place exists makes it so much better. Thank you for doing the hard work of getting there and sharing this magic place with us all!

@MrDonJBerg

3 ай бұрын

Excellent point

I don't know why but seeing these elephants in their natural habitat made me emotional. I teared up. It was a fantastic sight. Thank you so much Noraly 🙂

I find the best way to watch this, is to let 3 or 4 episodes build up and binge them all at once ❤

@edgarkyeyune7729

Ай бұрын

Same here. I personally let 1 - 2 months pass & afterwards, binge watch all missed episodes. It's the best time ever! Thanks Noraly 🐿️🍃

@samkawesa

Ай бұрын

Two what? 2 months is too long… I’d go into depression! I’m 67 from Uganda and I’m so thankful for her. She’s God’s ambassador to all humans teaching us what the power of love for one another and nature around us can do. The scriptures say “God is Love” … and she’s the ambassador of Love❤

@Mrcrawford100

Ай бұрын

@@samkawesa just let a couple go by and watch them all together. I wish every episode was 4 hours long. ❤

I’m waiting for “Itchy Boots;The movie” Noraly since we rarely see you without your helmet as you traverse through the jungle, as you were walking towards the elephant reserve, I realize that you are breaking the mode of the “blond-bimbo” you are far from that, I hope your charismatic demeanor will enhance other young girls to be independent world travelers…your videos bring so much to the viewers. National Geographic (they should sponsor you) and PBS educator all wrap in one package …. I would like to see you on TED TALK because you have accomplished so much that your talk should encourage others to emulate…..you make world travel (and on a motorbike) soooo easy! Safe travels Noraly…

Far away from one nation trying to wipe out another, mindless wars, even less mindless politics and power struggles, exists another peaceful universe. People go about their daily lives as best as they can no matter what, helping and respecting one another and their environment, children take great joy in what they have. And Noraly brings this to us through thick and thin and I can hear Louis Armstrong singing "What a wonderful world" Thanks Noraly for all the trouble you go through to show us the nicer side of humanity, the beauty of nature and stunning , hidden corners of the world. You are the best. ❤

@jonmontan6589

3 ай бұрын

I could not have said it better than you have. Thank you.

@DrawSteps

2 ай бұрын

What a lovely comment. Bless you.

@samuelkamau1044

2 ай бұрын

Great comment, by large the world crave for peace and acceptance of all human race but some lunatics in the western hemisphere love to start all these evil wars so that they can steal natural resources from these peaceful pockets of the world. I wish Caucasians would appreciate and treat others who don't look like them, just like how she is accepted and treated here in Africa.

Yes Norally, you did show us why you and Alaska did all those unbelievably tough muddy trails. I'm 62, but the sight of those elephants brings a tear - how rare that is...and will be! Your openness, your joy is infectious. 😊

I like how the rangers and Noraly kept their voices so low not to upset the perfect balance of the tranquil elephant ecosystem - Observing wildlife from a distance is always responsible tourism

Another treasure, thank you. Turtles in In Mexico to Elephants in the Central Republic of Africa I am in awe!

Norally keep exploring Africa showing all the hidden beautiful views of Africa..Keep the energy on sprint..WE LOVE YOU ❤️

Thank you Noraly for the last 5 years of special entertainment viewing your travels. This old man, once a dirt bike rider, feels as if he is part of your journey. God bless and be safe 🙏🏻

Oh My God, a piece of Heaven on Earth. So glad to see these gentle giants running happy and free. Thank you Noraly for sharing with us this magical moment.

You have become my favourite tube channel by a country mile Noraly Itchy Boots. The Central African Republic is such an incredible place with the happiest smiling, friendly people. It is very clear they have a long & deep connection to the land & the animals. Thank you to them for their stewardship & you for bringing their beautiful country to us.

There is only one thing more impressive than the indescribable beauty of that magical land and its exuberant wildlife, and that is the superior human quality of its inhabitants. I thank the brave Norely for her work in showing it to the world.

@manolowz1324

3 ай бұрын

I agree 100%

From desert elephants in Namibia to forest elephants in the C.A.R. and everywhere in between you bring the world into our living rooms. We thank you.

Watching those elephants in one scene is a blessed from God. That was just phenomenal. Thanks Noraly.

Does not matter what species, you just don’t mess with a mama and her baby…..😊

These Central African Republic episodes have been nothing short of AMAZING. The spectacular destinations you find are always worth the hardship. And your joy just radiated through everything in this episode. Thank you for sharing this extraordinary experience with us ❤

You will never find anyone else in this world except this guys who save and run in between the jungle just to make it going... Salute 🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌

@bertanelson8062

3 ай бұрын

Yes, African people gain deep respect in these videos.

@pyndapnk9466

3 ай бұрын

@@bertanelson8062 yeah never underestimate African people..send big love 💕💕💕💕 💕 from Northeast India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳(mowkaiaw) to the AFRICAN PEOPLE LOVE YOU GUYS

@trishf2184

3 ай бұрын

Can we donate to a charity or cause for them?

While watching the elephants my eyes filled with tears of joy and fear of their future. I hope forever in the future the elephants will live on. So beautiful! Thanks to everyone!

I live in the U.S. and I have been to Africa on a safari once. I thought I had seen elephants until I saw THIS! This is the best video I’ve ever seen in my life! And I’ll be 79 years old next month. Seeing those wild elephants in their natural habitat brought tears to my eyes! This is better than Jurassic Park. This is THE REAL DEAL ! Thank you Noraly! You’re the best!

I feel both very sad and very honored to watch this episode I have never seen so many wild and FREE Elephants in one place, God bless those rangers

Fun fact: Elephants are the only four-legged animal with four knees. All other four-legged animals have two knees and two hocks (back legs bend backward). This is why elephants can’t run super fast. I love elephants. ❤️🐘

@UncleWally3

3 ай бұрын

Interesting; did wholly mammoths have four knees?

@abdulrazaqsuleaudu3417

3 ай бұрын

What a good observation!

@user-eg7uw9ls4o

3 ай бұрын

Correct, I heard it from Clarkson

@ItchyBoots

3 ай бұрын

Even with four knees they will still outrun humans though 😬

@ridiculous365

3 ай бұрын

Yes😂.. Fast af ​@@ItchyBoots

The places you show us are super interesting and unique, but, it’s the people you meet that really make the channel. We’re all in this together. Never forget that.

Thank you Noraly.. This video of these majestic animals brings a hardened old time biker to tears thinking how us humans are destroying so much beauty around us. Once it's gone it's gone! Stay safe girl and thank you again for showing us the world. 🏍...... 🤘😎

Good to see the local wildlife staff are seriously recording daily data on the health and activity of those elephants. Big respect to CAR 👌

Oh Noraly I could barely drink my coffee when I saw those elephants with you - I just began to weep and still am! Thank you for such an amazing journey you are sharing with the world!

@annoyed707

3 ай бұрын

That's what I forgot!

What an awesome video Noraly! Watching the forest elephants is priceless and you were so fortunate to be there, so close to them Noraly👍👍 Thanks again for taking us in your travels and showing the world how magnificent is Africa and its people! From El Salvador, God bless you🙏

Thank you Noraly and the people of the Central African Republic, for allowing us to be present in video form to see your wild and amazing country and let us see the Elephants as they live in there natural form. Bless you all.

Noraly, you never cease to amaze us with your epic cinematography! This video should come with a warning: 'Prepare to have your heart stolen by adorable baby elephants!'🥰 Thank you for the 'elephant high' 🐘❤

No other KZread person can compare to you when you can have such an outstanding adventure.

As a single woman world traveler since the 70's and now more local but with a pedal-assist e-scooter, I go everywhere on, , I really identify with your videos and admire you so much! What I like more about the last two videos is that you are stopping for a bit to get to know the people and now the beautiful wildlife!

Again you have me weeping in my porridge over the mother and baby elephant in the Dzanga Bai! Brilliant! Thank you, cheers.

Noraly, once again you have done some fantastic research on your travels. Surely the Elephant is the most majestic of animals and to see the Forest Elephants in their natural habitat was a wonderful treat. It’s so nice to see the joy on your face after reaping the benefits of the struggles you have endured to get to this place. It was a terrific surprise for all of us to yet again, be treated to the wonder that is Africa. I’m so happy for you to have experienced these things and grateful to you for sharing them with us, you’re SIMPLY THE BEST…❤❤❤Rick

The best part for me was when the mother elephant pulled her new baby out of the mud and gave it walking lessons! Thanks again Noraly, this was fantastic!!

I am left with only about 60 ep. of S6. Currently I am up to date on S7, following your great, highly admirable journeys & incredible treks into the most inhospitable places on Earth. I now watch your videos only on my large screen Sony 4K tv. Your videos comes out magnificently on a full screen (with tks to your professional quality recordind equipment). As a bonus, I output the audio to my Yamaha AV amplifier [Never Miss A Sound]. I hear clearly every sound far & near as you recorded; even the sharp distinctive buzzling of a mosquito. I love the loud rumbling sound of your Honda Rally bike navigating all sorts of terrain through a subwooofer. All these in home comfort while you constantly endure mental & physical torture to bring to us the mystery of places, people, special events, etc Bless you Noraly with lots of love. From Stephen L. Singapore

@user-hh9wk1oe4k

3 ай бұрын

@@manuforti-jo9nl Noraly gets my full admiration for giving up the comfort of home.

Ευχαριστουμε που μας παιρνεις βολτα μαζι σου σε ολα τα θαυματα της μητερας φυσης

Loved seeing all the baby elephants. This means they are thriving! Thank you, thank you, for taking us with you on this magical journey!

I am absolutely go smacked by the elephants! WHAT? 120 WILD Forest Elephants! No intrusive tourists on safaris like in the Savannahs, hopely no poachers, no one to bother them- this place is a miracle and I am so thankful it is remote and hard to get to for the elephants sake.Simply astonishing images😂😂😂❤❤

I backpacked around the world at the age of 48 in 1994. One of the highlights was traveling on an elephant through the jungle of Thailand for a whole day. So cool. Appreciate your motorcycle travels so much as I have motorcycled through 48 states and a fair mount of Mexico and Canada. Sure miss those days! Blessings to you as you travel on!

I didn' find the correct word to xpress what I felt when you reached the tower, and...suddenly all that beutitull elephants over ther... but You helped me... MAGICAL, just what a magical moment. Thank you so much. God bless you Noraly.

I made this comment last season during Noraly's trip through the Americas, but it's even more true now. 30-40 years from today, Noraly will be invited to speak somewhere, a university for example, and she will tell the stories of all the amazing places she has visited, all the incredible things she has seen, all the unbelievable experiences she's had and all the wonderful people she has met... and no one would believe that she did all those things, esp when traveling by herself on a motorcycle. But then, someone will inform all those in disbelief that Noraly captured it all on video and shared it for all the world to enjoy and appreciate! God bless you and keep you safe in your traveling adventures, Noraly!!

This video will definitely generate tourism to Central Africa Republic just to see these elephants in the wild. The scene was really breathtaking. Thanks for this special tour.

@mariknutson7307

3 ай бұрын

I personally think that tourism would threaten this site and should be minimized. The infrastructure can't handle it, (roads, boats, etc). The people in the region need the roads for their own transportation of goods and services, and the government should be taxing the hell out of the timber and mining industry for their part in destroying the roads. Timber companies in the US have to pay a heavy road fee for hauling timber. I don't know if the quarries do, but they definitely should all be paying for the repair of the roads based on their heavy usage.

@davidobyrne9549

3 ай бұрын

I have watched many very expensively made television nature programes, but none have matched the quality of this footage that Noraly has filmed for us of the forest elephants.

@estherkisob9919

3 ай бұрын

@@davidobyrne9549 Agreed 100%.

@ronald8673

3 ай бұрын

If there is money to be made a Tour Company that gets wind of this will certainly attempt it.

@Dallaboyz224

3 ай бұрын

hidden treasure right there

Totally agree with everyone. Noraly's video are far more interesting than anything you can see on TV or national geographic. This place is like elephant heaven. I think I will be able to sit for hours just watching them. Thanks so much again and again Noraly.

I swear, this scene makes all the miles of riding through mud and rain and sketchy checkpoints and even the flies absolutely worthwhile. Incredible! Indeed magical!

14:21 Noraly : ' I'm kind of on an elephant high right now.' This is why I love Noraly. I hear sentences I would never, never hear from anyone else. They truly make my day.

@johnhaque563

3 ай бұрын

She was so high that completely ignored the other group of animals around 7:08 😀

I think the best part of this video was to see you (Noraly) happy. You have endured so much in the past few episodes, that a somewhat relaxing and HAPPY episode was wonderful👍👍. Bob in Nevada

I see this as hope for forest elephant 🐘 that people so loved and care for them with protection. Who else sees themselves as taking the same path and places in our heart and mind . Beautiful Noraly thanks for this video.

watching Elephants takes me the past , when many historical events were elephant had a pivot role . Thank you Noraly

The thrill of experiencing the elephants was clearly evident in the video. What an amazing experience that must have been. And the story of the mom and baby was so heartwarming.

I can't imagine that I would ever have the means nor the guts to travel to the places Noraly does. I'm so grateful to her for bringing her adventures to KZread so we can share the experiences and virtually rub elbows with all the wonderful landscapes, people and creatures of the world that she encounters.

@emwa3600

3 ай бұрын

I always shutter in fear of my bathroom accommodation demands alone. "What? No daily shower?!!" Fear of drinking water, etc. I can't help but wonder what those catepillars were like for supper...

@ryanmalone2681

3 ай бұрын

I think anyone can if they really want to. I have young kids and can’t at the moment, but I’m determined to, and while it will take years of planning, I am fully confident I’ll be able to sort it out. You can too (if you can put the money aside)!

@huckfinn4260

3 ай бұрын

@@ryanmalone2681 I agree with you 100% that a person can do anything if they want it bad enough. While it's true that one can have anything, the problem is that one cannot have everything. Sometimes we must make choices that don't always align with our dreams. I wish you the best in realizing your dream.

@huckfinn4260

3 ай бұрын

The caterpillars would be a dilemma for me. Do I offend my hosts and decline the delicacy, or try to choke down something I find truly disgusting?

@ryanmalone2681

3 ай бұрын

@@huckfinn4260 I found it disgusting too, but I think you have to attempt it.

NORALY, ONLY ONE WORD, THANKS!!!!

Amazing place, except for the flies! But seeing all those elephant families made it worthwhile.

I Hope all the responsibles for the Tourism industry in Africa saw this. The Africa that all of us think of , since we were little kids . The Africa that the old ancestors of this extended continent lived and preserved. The Africa the belongs to them, the animals. It's part of our job to refuse any exotic wood came from tropical places. That should be legislated to avoid any damages to this sacred places. No more deflorestation. Thanks for sharing it Noraly. This must be a heart touching experience to remembering forever.

Where these animals are meant to be, free and wild. Thank you, Noraly for sharing this incredible glimpse into the daily life of these magnificent animals as well as the hard work and effort these men put into preserving them. All the best to you, world traveler and ambassador. Hurray!

Hi Ms Boots, you are an amazing woman with a beautiful soul. Your travels put a smile on everyone’s face. Thanks again; may god smile on you in every step of your way 🥰🙏🕉️👍

We Africans are naturally good people, am happy you have experience that yourself

Noraly, you never cease to amaze me with the people you meet, the beautiful scenery you share, and the wildlife experiences! The elephants were amazing and provide a once in a lifetime experience. Thank you for sharing another day in your adventures. Ride safe Noraly!

My Sunday consists of a cup of tea and watching Itchy Boots. Recognise the elephant area from shows that research their behaviour.

@Casteeyo...

3 ай бұрын

☕️ Good morning

“My heart is happy” - so are ours. Cheers!! ❤

Following you on your trips is an incredible privilege! I get to vicariously see the world and many of its wonders and people! Thank you so much!

Isn't it interesting that Nature in its own element (e.g. "the wild") brings Joy to the human heart. The interactions of the various families or tribes of elephants is interesting to me, watching the mom guarding and guiding her baby. Great choice of soundtrack music, too. Fantastic. Thank you, Noraly.

Noraly is sounding & looking as vibrant,positive,healthy,exciting etc as ever. That's despite all the rigorous adventures she's been thru.Such an inspiration for me to keep a positive aspect on my life.

I cried seeing so many elephants, Noraly. Gratitude for sharing it all.

Oh God, As God made Earth.....thank you! Hope no one else goes there

The most amazing show ever! Drama,scenery,geology,fun,laughter,geography,danger,adventure. We Love you Noraly :)

An incredible trip in the African jungle, you transport us to the incredible magic of this wild flora and fauna, thank you for taking us on your trip Noraly from Ecuador, admiring your work, thank you.

This person is my hero. She has no fear. Wow. No words.

I love the positive energy that drives you & keeps you going even in the face of very challenging situations

Thank you Noraly for showing us the Elephants. The Mother and Baby images were more than beautiful. 🐘 💔✨

My beautiful family has grown and gone. My darling went to sleep. Evenings I have KZread. Faithfully follow your travels so familiar to my youth in PNG. Thankyou so much. Occasionally I watch another young person Candace Owens deep in NYC jungle full of ‘animals’ of the worst kind. So many have chosen a commercial zoo life dying from bitterness, gender nonsense, “ not knowing the way out”. Too late for them to do what you have done Noraly. I left school at 15yrs and used half of my time making a living and half out amongst people just like you meet along the road. Now retired I spend half my time keeping up my modest home amongst trees etc here in Australia and half my time amidst people broken and lost. If I reach only one or two per year I am happy. Love your journey. Miss my Honda. Miss my family but have found a contentment Candace and her like will never know. But you will.

Oh man, gotta comment. I watch every single upload.....I think this is like #1 most amazing episode ever no bike required. I absolutely love elephants and this was just incredible. Thank you so much!!!!

I just love Noraly every week for bringing such joy to our lives 😘

The elephant observatory was epic , what beautiful animals .

AMAZING! All I can do is SMILE!

2:20 "I'm looking forward to some workout!" 4:05 "Your wish has been granted!"

My goodness... this is what the world may have looked like hundreds of thousands of years ago. I had goosebumps through this episode. Thank you, Noraly... again... for sharing your incredible adventures.

The physical endurance of these native people is just mind blowing.

Everyone Noraly comes across their life in her adventure wishes there could be another moment like this.

My favorite episode so far, and I have watched all of them recovering from knee surgery. this is so amazing you sharing your travels with the world. I am finally seeing why you risk life and limb to travel the world. thank you

AMAZING VIDEO... Love love L O V E D when you returned from seeing the Elephants ... YOU WERE GLOWING !!! RADIANT !! as you proclaimed you're heart was HAPPY! could clearly see this in your eyes face and energy. ITCHY BOOTS Please continue all that you do! LOVE YOUR ADVENTURES LOVE YOU!! xoxoxoxox