Taking the time to patiently and respectfully answer all the young man’s questions about Savannah indicates to me that you are also a gem.

@peterwilliamson9767

3 жыл бұрын

ALL [well most] motor cyclists are gems ;-) And willing to talk about their bikes and travels, and the local stories from locals. THAT would take many hours to record and replay ;-)

@juliestout4056

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't have said it better in 3 life times. She is outstanding, for the lack of a better term.

I was drawn to these videos because of my love of motorbikes but now I think it wouldn’t really matter what Noraly was narrating I’d watch it.Her passion and enthusiasm for adventure is what draws me to watch the videos now. I wish her all the success that her life will bring . Weather it’s with a motorbike or not I’ll be watching😁.

This whole South Africa/Namibia series is fascinating. A very complex story excellently told 👏

Noraly has the Best Catch Up Lines...."That Door Will Never Close Again"..😂😂😂😂

The inquisitive young man at the entrance. Questioning. Listening. Dreaming. Another fascinating episode Noraly. Thank you.

@thelongsleeve6361

3 жыл бұрын

he just dont have any idea that the whole land where he is standing right now belonged to his ancestors prior to the forceful brutal invasion of the bloody colonials....irony

@bruce6rt

3 жыл бұрын

@@thelongsleeve6361 Pot painting the kettle black.

@thelongsleeve6361

3 жыл бұрын

@@bruce6rt who is the pot and the kettle here ?

@dormie200

3 жыл бұрын

@@thelongsleeve6361 Wrong. The black races invaded Southern Africa from the northern tropical regions and ousted the original inhabitants [The San peoples] As they moved further south they came up against the Dutch [Boers] and British colonials who were moving north from the Cape and were in turn conquered [but not exterminated as the San were]. The German colonials moved into the area [known now as Namibia] in the latter stages of the colonial era and lost it due to reparations after WW1. When do you turn the clock back to when apportioning blame ?? -- specially when almost none of the original people remain.

@thelongsleeve6361

3 жыл бұрын

@@dormie200 ur mom lied to you about it.....you need to confront her about this...now go...

Fun (additional) fact: Kolmankop's hospital had the first x-ray machine in the Southern Heminsphere - no, it wasn't to diagnose broken bones. My second favourite place in Namibia (first visit in 1988) - now Spitzkoppe is ;)

@Adrian_Nel

2 жыл бұрын

@Roland Jungwirth. That's interesting!

@lunyutaochola6880

7 күн бұрын

...to diagnosed swallowed diamonds??? 😂😂😂😂

That was about the level of instruction I received when I bought my first bike! Fortunately I survived the ride home and I'm still riding 42 years later.

@bakokat6982

3 жыл бұрын

Lol, so true, I think that was all we got when we got our first M/Cs too.

@WhiteTiger333

3 жыл бұрын

Right? My first motorcycle experience was a friend's dirt bike in a farm yard. The first thing I did was almost flip myself over the front of it because I forgot that the lever on the right handlebar was the front brake, not the rear brake like on a bicycle.

Noraly seems brave and vulnerable, all on her own. A weird combination that evokes strange emotions in this viewer. Admiration and huge concern. Whatever it is, I want to be there too.

Hi Noraly, another fantastic episode! Kolmanskop holds special interest for me. The Accountant house shown at around minute 9:45 in the video is where my grandfather lived and where my father grew up as a small boy, lots of interesting stories from those days! Looking forward to your next episode in my birth country, thanks!

@NerinaRSA

3 жыл бұрын

Rudi is daar nog steeds diamante in die kolmanskop gebied? Dit klink net nie moontlik dat hulle almal kon optel nie.

@juliahalukonga4512

Жыл бұрын

Ek dink ook nie soo nie

I love that Noraly found the time to give a gentleman the basics of motorcycle operation.

@gogogeedus

3 жыл бұрын

I just like that she has gone to the trouble to give others the enjoyment of the visual splendor of Africa, to show us sights that only she can see, I hope she knows what a privileged it is for us to ride along with her and her showing that guy how to ride a bike is her selfless way of sharing.

@bryanoliver5550

3 жыл бұрын

Wynkin de Worde ; I believe the gentleman is looking towards buying a motorcycle in the future .

I'd love to have seen the whole desert glistening with diamonds in the moonlight! Thanks Noraly for enchanting us yet again!

Noraly, your videos are always an education and this one was another revelation of the dark history surrounding diamonds. Your comment " all for some shiny stones" speaks volumes. Many thanks . Stay safe. Until next time, Cheers, Dan. 🏍✌️🇨🇦

There is a golf course outside Lűderitz, popular with tourists, without a single blade of grass! When the wind blows, the sand dunes can move within hours across the road and cars caught unawares have overturned this way. When caught in a sandstorm, cars have arrived in Lűderitz without a speck of paint on the side from which the wind blows. The first Portuguese to reach Namibia was Diogo Cão in 1486, where he is believed to have died at Cape Cross. There are hundreds of shipwrecks along the Namib coast, and tales of survivors dying of thirst trying to cross the desert. The oldest wreck, that of the Portuguese ship Bom Jesus of 1533, was discovered in 2008 in the restricted diamond area 20 km north of the mouth of the Orange River.

@ItchyBoots

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that interesting info! 🙌🙏

@SamaanMubarakVN

3 жыл бұрын

@@ItchyBoots ❤❤❤❤😍😍😍👍👍❤❤❤

@darkiee69

3 жыл бұрын

The northern part of Namibias coastline, together with the southerns part of Angolas, is known as the skeleton coast.

@michaeltaylor8835

3 жыл бұрын

Thats why its called the Skeleton Coat

@beakittelscherz5419

3 жыл бұрын

@@markmark2080 I feel ya ;-) I startet to watch the tourdata on googleearth at the newest vidio,- and it´s really cool to see what that area looks from satelite pov. Esp. canyons & rivers!

After her last video Noraly posted in the Community section of her KZread homepage that there wouldn't be a video over the next week because of the work involved in launching her new website. The website looks awesome! We should all join (I did:) to support our beloved Noraly:) Thank you Noraly!

@danielpetrupop2227

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the news, I was starting to worry about her. I know she is able to take care of herself, however I am aware that she is not in the friendliest environment (I mean the terrain, the weather and the wildlife ... by no means humans)

I love your videos so much better than others because you always make sure that we know where you are, where you're going, how long it's going to take to get there, about your food, accommodation, history, geography . . . Never a dull moment. Beautiful scenery, people . . . I just can't say enough. You're awesome!!!

Good morning Namibia from Alberta, Canada!

@Iam80million

3 жыл бұрын

Morning Canada

Noraly you make even a toilet visit interesting to hear about 🙈😁😅😂🤣

@ItchyBoots

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@steviegee7116

3 жыл бұрын

Holy crap

@steviegee7116

3 жыл бұрын

@@ItchyBoots ride safe and stay safe

@siralc1432

3 жыл бұрын

Stay safe 🙂

@nomadicfenceman509

3 жыл бұрын

Where’s Noraly?

The man who's asking gears is so simple and nice !!!!! Very curious and learning person !!!!!

Is it just me.... When I get my notification that a new video has been posted I'm not sure if I'm more excited to see the video OR if I'm more excited that Noraly is safe and sound! Probably more excited to learn that she is safe and sound. Thanks so much from all us living vicariously through your exploits.

@WhiteTiger333

3 жыл бұрын

Haha - I often 'mouse over' to the end of the video at the beginning to assure myself that she is going to end up safely in a room for the night, even though we wouldn't be seeing the video otherwise. :D

@stanleyanderson4196

3 жыл бұрын

@@WhiteTiger333 Hahaha. I'm sure we are not alone. Props to her.

@nigelkerr2513

3 жыл бұрын

Who amongst us was not holding their breathe when she was stuck in the sand?

@WhiteTiger333

3 жыл бұрын

And here we were just talking about the relief when a new video posts...and no video this past Friday. Nothing on Facebook, either. Now we will fret until we hear from her. Hopefully, she is either in a place with no connectivity...or she is working on her new website. But, until we know for sure.... :o

Seeing the build up of sand in such a short time makes you understand how the Egyptian relics got buried for so long and so deep.

Itchy - You are giving me an education I could get nowhere else. You are so incredible!

@ItchyBoots

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Fred! 🙏🙏

Scarry place, the deserted buildings, especially after the man inquired about gears with so much something let's say interest!!! 🙏 Norally prove again she is educated, intelligent, bold and beautiful!!! Very interesting...

I've never heard about this before. Thank you Norally for bringing up this information. I like it!

Professor: thank you for posting your videos at generally the same time I start working on my computer here in the early morning in Oregon USA ...

@davidsamples2598

3 жыл бұрын

@@gabewest9359 west of the Peoples Republic of Portlandia

Itchy Boots - The X Files... Those buildings were creepier than the Matadero in Argentina! Amazing stories!

@edwardpetersen4309

3 жыл бұрын

Wonderful video, as good as any production company's joint with a whole crew of techs, presenters, editors and writers. You, Noraly are a master of this medium.

Perhaps, just perhaps that in 2 years' time that we'd find a popular biker from Namibia 🇳🇦 moto-vlogging his season 5 rides in the Netherlands. 🏍️🛵

@paulkinsella612

3 жыл бұрын

I thought exactly the same! That would be cool.

@Trevor_Austin

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder how long he has been curious about how motorcycles are ridden? The majority of people haven’t got a clue how motorcycles work but here’s a curious guy with the gumption to actually ask. Far too many people prefer to live in ignorance.

@thetessellater9163

3 жыл бұрын

@@Trevor_Austin - And don't they work beautifully, eh. Nothing like a ride on a warm day, with smiles. There are many things I prefer to live in ignorance of; most of contemporary culture, or the silly superstitions called religion some 'believe' in, for instance !

@joxxmo2

3 жыл бұрын

Yep might be me but I'm from another part of Mother Africa 🌍

@thebasitinengineer1248

3 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't mind being the one to do it! Seeing Noraly ride through my home country is inspiring!

“All for some shiny rocks, bizarre”…. Isn’t that the truth. The things we humans arbitrarily place value upon never ceases to amaze me.

@pippacarron1861

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, diamonds have very high industrial value as they are the hardest substance found in nature. They are used extensively in drilling work by geologists. So they are not just a girl's best friend.

@pjetenere1

3 жыл бұрын

You spoke my exact words,, A shiny rock is all it is to me.

@pippacarron1861

3 жыл бұрын

@@pjetenere1 You are ignoring the fact that diamonds have very high industrial value as they are the hardest substance found in nature. They are used extensively in drilling work by geologists, and in other industrial applications. So they are not just a girl's best friend.

@lessmore444

3 жыл бұрын

@@pippacarron1861 well aware of that. Their gem stone “value” is what’s being referenced here & that is indeed a curiously overrated thing

Wow....the time you took to explain the way the motorcycle works so it can be ridden is just a beautiful thing. Your attributes are plentiful and go above and beyond the I don't know what. You leave me speechless and unable to come up with words. Thank you from all of us who journey with you and the ones who will eventually journey with you.

Thank you Noraly for all the work you do sharing your adventures. I envy you because you get to wake up everyday and experience something new. You are an inspiration.

Ghost Town part 2. Amazing to get this tour. Thanks Noraly for being our guide. You did excellent job and encaptivated your audience. God bless you.

Noraly, you continue to exceed our expectations with each new episode! This certainly was a real “gem”. The history of the evolution of the diamond is very interesting. Thank you for the lessons and entertaining format. No one ever seems to present their story the way you do. Ride safe and continue your adventure!

It’s so interesting what soulless things humans decide to attribute value to. Thank you yet again Noraly.

@sourkraut6248

3 жыл бұрын

The souless humans who enslave those considered "animals" by their religion. What is their value?

@ianblackburn5025

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree

@jerrymiller9039

3 жыл бұрын

@@sourkraut6248 They are valued because they are humans just like all of us

@sourkraut6248

3 жыл бұрын

@@jerrymiller9039 Simply because they appear human? What is the value of apes by comparison? Are they also "just like" ?

Neither Noraly or Savannah got stuck in the sand. No sand was harmed in the making of this video!

Great video again, such an interesting place. I watched a few episodes of Ewan McGregor`s long way up, long way down shake it all around, and thought it was great. I had assumed that it was just him and the other guy but soon found out that there was a third guy riding a bike incase Ewans or the other guys broke down so they would use the spare. Then found out that they also had loads of support including security and even a medical guy. You should be sooooo proud of yourself for doing all your travels alone and in producing such quality videos and content. Keep up the great stuff !

@glinleyt

3 жыл бұрын

It’s incredible what Itchy Boots has achieved and in a short space of time too! Puts Boorman and McGregor to shame. Good thing they’ were entertaining at least.

@Onstweesaam33

3 жыл бұрын

This is the REAL thing!

@breitie804

3 жыл бұрын

And to consider the month's long preparation of bikes and gear, as well as back-up teams and escort vehicles with mechanics and spares, and local 'fixers' for every place they travelled through, plus camera operators that went along, seems quite hilarious and over the top today, when many solo travellers, including women, happily go wherever they choose to, and coping with whatever difficulties arise along the way.

@earthrider4844

3 жыл бұрын

@@breitie804 Those guys are actors not adventures

@jimpayne6798

3 жыл бұрын

A mate of mine (got BMW tech of the year a while back) had to fly out and fix the bikes a couple of times. You can't beat a modern GS for world travel, can you?

Anyone else laugh when she said the day was going to be “mine(d) blowing? Or its it just me being a dad and catching bad dad jokes!

@timp1051

3 жыл бұрын

I got that too Jason. Lol!! Dad jokes are international.

@beakittelscherz5419

3 жыл бұрын

@@timp1051 "Dad jokes are international." ... ain´t that the truth .lol

@WhiteTiger333

3 жыл бұрын

I heard it, too. LOL!

Its like watching National Geographic, but only seeing the back room stuff ... very nice !

You're an absolutely amazing human being. So unique and full of life! I really enjoy watching your videos, Noraly! Best of luck on your endeavors and please, stay safe !!!

@gustavvymetal5950

3 жыл бұрын

and as it seems ..not able having children,That is why is wondering around the places on the bike till the bitter end.......

Wow! What a journey through our past follies to show us how we replay them in the present; thank you Noraly.

Man questioning Noraly at the door entrance: ....One day i am gonna find a huge diamond and buy a bike, just like this one...🤔

@bentomo4887

3 жыл бұрын

Are you trying to say she already got the diamond😂😂😂😂

Perfect to watch with a spot of tea, quite a story! Stay safe.

Very very interesting! Hard to believe how time and wind take their tolls but have not been able to totally destroy the history. Such a rich area. Great video Noraly! Congratulations on your new website! You are so so talented! It is a very well thought out site! Thanks for another good start to my day🙌🏻🏍

@ItchyBoots

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Debbie!! ❤️

And here comes our fearless Noraly, bravely walking into remnants of the past!!! Your videos are the best!!

Truly amazing. Thanks again Noraly. Stay safe.

I love the history you'r telling. Excellent Noraly!

Noraly you keep educating me about the lands you explore, thank you. Such interesting history and so much more fun than in my classes in school:).

Ghost towns are so eerie. Freaky.

@michiganmoto7687

3 жыл бұрын

I love ghost towns. They are whispers of a time long past. You can almost get a physical sense of the history and what life might have been like for the residents. But I agree some do have a degree of eeriness that feels vaguely ominous if not downright sinister.

Amazing channel. You show us so many interesting things and history and nature, all in the seemingly middle of nowhere. Thanks, much appreciated. Günter from Nürnberg/Germany

It’s so awesome is this day to see someone whose interested in things we all take for granted like how the motorcycle operates! Awesome!

In this episode: Noraly the interior design critic.

@BlueCollarLogic

3 жыл бұрын

"If we just move this sand-dune out to the garden and finish collapsing this ceiling, we'll really open up this space!"

Beautiful new website! I'm glad that we finally get an alternative to the donation of fuel, happy Itchy member here! You deserve it, well done!

You are amazing, giving that man basic of motorcycle driving, without being annoyed or something like that. You are truly a good person. ✌️🙂👍

Thanks for sharing your visit to the abandoned diamond mine. Fascinating history. Enjoy and stay safe. 😊👍

Another fascinating adventure with you, Noraly! You make it easy to visualize what went down at these locations. Incredible! I imagined the young man at the entrance going for a quick ride with you. You must've made his day. You're an exemplary Human. 🥰👏💥🎶 Good vibes from northern California.

Very interesting history of town …. Helpful to hear local Guide also

This was an amazing tour. I had no idea it had been like this. Thank-you for sharing!

Fascinating ... I would not have known if had not shown me ... my gratitude to Noraly ... stay safe!

Amazing video content 🔥🔥 Love the series 👍

What an awesome and very interesting video, those old abandoned houses really were very creepy- but fair Noraly seems to have missed that diamonds are a girls best friend, or maybe other things are more important than that for a gutsy heroine 😉🤗😍💐👍

Wonderful presentation Noraly.. thank you. The sand in the buildings reminds us of Eucula on Australia’s Nullarbor, and also Tully Heads after TC Yasi 2011.

Fascinating Noraly, your passion for all thing geological in nature is taking us all to some of the best and worst in humanity. Stay safe 🙏

It’s a rare gift that two of my favorite travel channels visit the same place. SV Delos was here in 2017 and it is interesting to see this same spot from a different perspective. First I arrived by boat, now I arrived by motorbike :D Thank you very much Noraly!

@Lanxe

3 жыл бұрын

The first thing I thought of was Delos visiting a few years back.

I have goosebumps... Scary 😱

Thanks very much. You enrich my life very much with your trips/videos...... keep on rockin'.....

So interesting! I'm getting caught up on your adventures and, as always, learning stuff as we go! Thank you Itchy Boots...

Lijkt me een aparte ervaring in zo'n spookstadje.... Je hebt wederom een interessante en geweldige video geupload Noraly!

@ItchyBoots

3 жыл бұрын

Bedankt!!

Thank you Noraly, you took me back 50 yrs when I visited Kolmanskuppe. Then there was also some mining equipment like wheelbarrows lying around outside. There was also a big room where they played inside bowls. See you exploring Namibia further on your travels🌹

@Onstweesaam33

3 жыл бұрын

Was hoping she’d show the bowling alley! Saw it during a visit more than 20 years ago. Wondering if it still exists?

@peetschabort1080

3 жыл бұрын

My wife and I also had a guide showing us the bowling area. There were bowling balls and it was in such a condition that you could still play bowls. But if I can remember there were just sand between the buildings with no indication of streets.

@henkvandekamp8357

3 жыл бұрын

@@Onstweesaam33 yes it is still atthe same building , i hope she wil taste the lobster at the many restaurants

@peetschabort1080

3 жыл бұрын

@@Onstweesaam33 I see she replied to another comment that her audio was not good at the bowling alley and the video had to be left out. Perhaps see should have done only the video?

@brucehep2823

7 ай бұрын

@@peetschabort1080 Yes, the bowling alley is still there (2019) and in good condition.

Incredible ghost town you showed to us !, really unbelievable story. Thank you Noraly!

Mind blown!! so well informed, your knowledge & understanding that you share with us (avid followers) puts us all with you, Thank you from UK & the world! stay safe xx

How are you doing itchy boots? Hope you are just taking a break and are safe.

@shadowrider7658

3 жыл бұрын

@emmanuel Okot i really hope she's doing fine and safe.

U hope all is well. We have missed you for the last week. We are keeping our fingers crossed that all is good.

@Caledonia767

3 жыл бұрын

She is safe in Keetmanshoop, Video on Friday

I am mesmerized by your videos, they are so wonderful! I love traveling, I love riding a motorcycle, but I had never thought about getting to know the world on a motorcycle, now I think about it. And I would love a video of you about equipment and its functions. Thanks and congratulations for the good energy and courage!

Thanks for the tour in this episode.

the little "thingies" on top of the prison towers are called castellations, but I think I like your name for them better :)

Very interesting amazing what lengths they went to for mining diamonds Cheers Noraly keep up the good work 👍🏍💎💎💎💎

I was here before with Delos. Great tour of Kolmanskoppe , enjoying riding along on your adventure.

Thank you again for taking us with you on another adventure. I can't be there so being bored stuck at home have the next best thing with your content. Such an interesting and exciting place I will never get to go nor be brave enough and you do it alone on a motorcycle. Amazing.

ItchyBoots Basic Motorcycle Class now available in Namibia 🇳🇦 🤣😂😅 Who else wants this class in their country? 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻🙋‍♂️

The Delos tribe was here when they sailed up the African coast!

@istvanbako9012

3 жыл бұрын

I was wondering if this reference would show up :)

Another gravel Road and a ghost town....easy peasy! It's my perfect job! Ciao Noraly.

Another great presentation. Thank you, I loved the history lesson. I was in my teens when my step brother and his bride went to Oranjemund and worked there for five years. The stories that were told of attempts at smuggling were entrancing. Looking forward to your next adventure.

As always a nice video! Brings back memories when in 1983 as part of the Luederiz 100 years celebration, I took part in the Diamont Rush run which was held at Kolmannskuppe. Namibia is a wonderful country. Enjoy your journey and ride safely.

Hey Noraly. Amazing stories, thx for sharing. Did those smokehouses still smell a little?! An epic journey this one. Wonder if Dubai will end up like this…

@blogengeezer4507

3 жыл бұрын

Aha.Yet another person that looks on All of man's creations as temporary...... in the grand scheme of humanity's existence... history on earth

What an amazing story of what happen back then when the ground was lit up with diamonds kind of like the stars glowing at knight. Thanks Noraly👍

Thanks once again or leave for the history you make everything so interesting on your trips as well as beautiful

Oranjemund is the real diamond town of Namibia where the whole town was enclosed and no one could visit there without a permit for security clearance which had to be applied for well in advance if you wanted to visit family or friends. Consolidated Diamond Mines (CDM) took very good care of their staff, free housing and many other perks. It was a wonderful safe place to grow up in as a kid as there was hardly any crime. All people who lived there were employed by the mine.

@trilithon108

3 жыл бұрын

In Afrikaans Oranjemund means Orangemouth or the mouth of the Orange river where it drains into the Atlantic Ocean. Antarctic currents deposit the diamonds north of the mouth at Oranjemund.

@StephanAlberts

3 жыл бұрын

Oranjemund is my birth town! Interesting place

@ericbester9043

3 жыл бұрын

@@StephanAlberts Wow, I grew up there as a kid and left at the end of 1979. I believe things have changed a lot since then.

@StephanAlberts

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericbester9043 Yes only the first 2 years of my life in '80 - '82 so I don't remember anything but my dad told me a lot about it. He was a teacher there for a short while before moving back to SA

@trilithon108

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrZog-yv3be Thanks for correction. Mond is Afrikaans.

hello everyone I am from Nepal . i love ur video .

Great show noraly once again packed full of information a great views keep on travelling girl we love it 😍

Another amazing place, I would be forever looking at the ground in case I found a shiney stone, lol. Thanks Noraly.

Why is Noraly not putting a video on. Hope she is safe.

@xtrofilm

3 жыл бұрын

Ye, im thinking the same thing, getting a bit worried in fact.

@alfonsvoermantrucker

3 жыл бұрын

Noraly,waar ben je? Alles goed??

@davidjohannes7159

3 жыл бұрын

I hope she is only somewhere busy filming in a really remote place with no signal

@bobanveljkovic6229

3 жыл бұрын

here I am thinking all the time, how else would we learn something about her if not from her, we just have to wait

@SchalkP100

3 жыл бұрын

We are praying for her safety.

I loved Wednesdays. I have been waiting for this episode since I finished watching “Where are they”?

Once again you entertain us with you sights and humour. Really such an interesting trip you are n my asking. Take care of stay safe👍👍

Find your channel 3 months ago. Started to watch from the beginning. And right now I am here 😁👌. This is addicting.

Hi Noraly, It's Friday morning 11.09 am EST June 18th. Waiting for your next episode. I guess you might not have Wifi where you are? Cheers and ride safe. Hope all is well

@anar7043

3 жыл бұрын

Fri, Mon, Wed has passed with no videos. I'm getting concerned.

@popeye77ish

3 жыл бұрын

@@anar7043 Please check the community section of the channel. She did say she was not publishing this week to take care of the new website. All is well 😊

@anar7043

3 жыл бұрын

@@popeye77ish I don't know what the community section is, but thanks for the update!

@Caledonia767

3 жыл бұрын

Safe in Keetmanshoop

We miss you. We hope you are well...

I've been fascinated by Kolmanskoppe for a long while ever since I saw some photographs in a magazine back in the early 90s and have wanted to visit for all this time and look in the mine executives houses Thank you Noraly for the video!

Fantastic place, amazing story, it seems it's true, diamonds are for ever!

I think the Fallout show used some of the buildings here. Edit: just fact checked it and yes I was correct OMG. All because I watched an Itchy Boots video 😂

@adamndirtyape

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, I thought so. I recognized it from another video.

Love from Northeast India 🇮🇳 Nagaland 👍👍👍❤️

Many thanks Noraly for that interesting video of diamond history!! 👍👍

I like the fact that people like to do this sort of stuff solo. Thought it was just me! Love it Norally keep it up! 👍🏻