A brief history about Western Sahara: It's a Moroccan territory that was colonised by the Spanish, but they gave it back to Morocco in 1975, unlike the French that did not give back the land below the Western Sahara to Morocco, and instead created a new state in 1960 called Mauritania!! Yes, Morocco had borders with Senegal, and was divided into pieces that we are still trying to get back now! I hope you find this informative. Have a safe trip.

@JayD2006

Жыл бұрын

That's exactly what I learned from reading about the Kingdom of Morocco's history. Colonialism and imperialism destroyed not only African countries but created intentionally tensions and conflicts among their people. Thus, there is no such thing as "Western Sahara ", it's just a distraction created by colonialism to serve its interest and keep Morocco and Algeria in conflict.

@rochapedradanozoio

Жыл бұрын

Obrigado por explicar, eu não sabia.

@rachidhd3790

Жыл бұрын

You are absolutely right

@saidsd734

Жыл бұрын

Very well explained brother

@AM-tf7sd

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for explanation. Morocco is a great kingdom with an amazing history !

It always does not have to be off road. Seeing the towns , gas stations, people, and the check points, how they live is fascinating. Love seeing how life is there is so cool.

@greyfisher3897

Жыл бұрын

Ya probably a little less risky too, she is taking some big gambles out there all alone, interesting, but a little over the top sometimes don't you think with this going down unknown trails not properly equipped for breakdown......by that I mean not mechanically inclined so much.......A bent shift lever and a few small holes in plastic airbox clearly put her into a panic.....Several other examples in this video stream.....blown fork seals, tool boxes rubbing on wheels....those require somewhat immediate attention....or crashes result....that is a fact.

@allenwhitmer8192

Жыл бұрын

@@greyfisher3897 I agree, and I get scared for all the crazy people that are out there. Most people are friendly, but it only takes one. I am scared for her

@ralph04ification

Жыл бұрын

She is doing just fine.

@herpsmaltwatta

Жыл бұрын

​@@Salam2013sar It does seem like such an amazing country. I've met many Moroccan people in my years and always enjoyed our passing. Always bad people in places but they are certainly outnumbered in most places by kind and helpful people. All the best and peace be with you all 👍

@JCLarzabal

Жыл бұрын

Marruecos no es lo que te cuentan. Es mucho peor. Al igual que Islas Canarias suele ser todo desastroso.

This is the thing with Noraly's videos: she doesn't have to have a lot of "exciting" things happening to be a good video. Just her, the bike, and her personality make for a good video. Anything else is extra.

@artdogg50

Жыл бұрын

Yes I totally agree with you. Wherever she goes is all that matters to me. I take it all in no matter what.

@gkw9882

Жыл бұрын

Well said.

@glossamano1899

Жыл бұрын

You are absolutely correct. When you say “exciting things” we aren’t talking about a certain Australian riding a Harley in South America, are we? 😂😂

@knocksensor3203

Жыл бұрын

Well I am enjoying the scenery of the exotic places she bikes thru, something that would be an impossibility, for a ordinary person with no money..that about exciting, it would just happen randomly..yes her personality helps a lot..

@stephenrowell9373

Жыл бұрын

Agreed .

I am one who enjoys every single one of your episodes, this one included. Honestly speaking these people are truly nice and always ready to help, from the Petrol Station Attendants, to the Police Officers they are indeed most kind and reassuring. One thing that impressed me a lot is this: the freedom and the liberty a person enjoys when travelling in Morocco is priceless, my respects to this great country. You are indeed an encyclopedia of information, thank you Noraly.

@bimo5103

Жыл бұрын

We appreciate that thank you brother 🙏

@skafandriyhail3792

Жыл бұрын

اتمنى ان تكون ترجمة بالعربية

@amb8378

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comments sir Morocco is a democracy and freedom for all equality for all Respect for all regardless no matter were you are from muslims Christian jews a land of 🇲🇦 acceptance very proud to be were we are and all this we are grateful to our wonderful great king bless him with love and respect ❤️🤲🇲🇦👍👏🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦❤️❤️❤️

@thecatch4648

Жыл бұрын

@@amb8378 "we are grateful to our wonderful great king" Take your propaganda somewhere else, and don't get too exited.

@Casteeyo...

4 ай бұрын

I am 1 who enjoyed binge watching for weeks ...... 📱 👀

The people seemed to be so nice and always willing to help. This is just great! I love Moroccans. 😊

@gjcjjxjx920

Жыл бұрын

المغاربة ودودين للغاية ويكرمون الضيف

@hossamsa4205

Жыл бұрын

@@gjcjjxjx920 حبيتهم ياخي ناس عسل

@jaouadmali697

Жыл бұрын

I'm Moroccan.nice to hear that about my country . thanks so much for that positive coment.🤙🏽 peace

@sircooper1963

Жыл бұрын

In all fairness, you get back what you put out, while travelling. You are pleasant, respectful of the local people, they are just as nice with you ;)

@mustaphakars9139

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

As a dispirited citizen of South Africa, a nation currently undergoing terminal decline, it is heartwarming to see how developed and clean and organised Morocco is. I wish our politicians would take note of what is possible in Africa.

@bens9989

Жыл бұрын

👍👍❤

@johnathandaviddunster38

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately still lots of CORRUPTION in MOROCCO , most MORROCANS are kind INTELLIGENT and helpful !!

@adammckay2647

Жыл бұрын

​@@johnathandaviddunster38 very true

@adammckay2647

Жыл бұрын

Wish the best for south Africa and all African nations

@bobjones1537

Жыл бұрын

@@johnathandaviddunster38 lol !!! who is not corrupt??? do u live in Paradise???

I lived in Morocco for 5 years quite a while ago. It was amazing---one of the best experiences in my life.

@bimo5103

Жыл бұрын

Come again My sister you are very welcome 🙏

@cazpk6840

Жыл бұрын

There are no buses .. how do the people travel and do they have schools nearby ?

@buzzbook10

Жыл бұрын

@@cazpk6840 She only went to the remote rural places. Morocco is a developed country with a civilization and a very developed infrastructure

@geographySK

Жыл бұрын

@@cazpk6840 كل شيء موجود. لكن المناطق التي شهدتها مع نورالي هي خار المناطق الحضارية والقروية.

I like how clean Morocco is. No rubbish flying around! 👍

@Casteeyo...

4 ай бұрын

Sandstorm

What is fascinating about Morocco is its landscape. You can be in a snowy mountain at one time and in a couple of hours you are in the desert. Thank you Noraly for sharing this experience.

@gjcjjxjx920

Жыл бұрын

المغرب معرف بجغرفيته وطبعته المتناقضة

@hatimmaktaoui9564

Жыл бұрын

there's beautiful beaches too on mediterranean sea and atlantic ocean and big cities too, and as a moroccan i've never had the chance to visit the majority of these regions

@RandysRides

Жыл бұрын

BC, Canada is the same. You can start the day heliskiing, then farther down mountain bike into town, then go surfing to finish things off.

@davidobyrne9549

Жыл бұрын

Very true, that is the reason why Morocco has been used as the location for big movies. One of the few places where you can be in a dusty desert town yet have a backdrop of snow covered mountains.

@WikiReever

Жыл бұрын

@@hatimmaktaoui9564 هذا هو المشكل ديال المغرب… كاينين بزاف ديال الناس و الله عمرهم فاتو العتبة ديال حومتهم حد الاقصى مدينهم فقط… و هنا الدولة خسها تخدم على الرفاهية ديال الشعب و تزيدلو في القدرة الشرائية

Noraly is an amazing person whose in amazing place ❤Morocco❤️🇲🇦 unforgettable memory in this beautiful Country

@greyfisher3897

Жыл бұрын

She is so absolutely amazing....how many time am I going to read this in her comment stream....I think she gets it by now......Anything else to add possibly?

@hichammediahicham88iraoui

Жыл бұрын

Tanks

@janaaj1an889

Жыл бұрын

Morocco has been nothing like what I thought it would be. Thank you for introducting us to it! Be careful and don't take any silly chances. We would miss you.

@dicboxdicbox6969

Жыл бұрын

@@greyfisher3897 somebody is sniffing her hhhh

@islamzarrouk

Жыл бұрын

@@janaaj1an889 non 😡🤬😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 you ara laying morocco 🇲🇦 good

I am proud of the love with which the Moroccans treated you from Tangiers to Lagouira. I hope that you will come back and enjoy more comfort and love, because passing is not enough because there is a unique history, architecture and culture that does not exist in any other country. I am proud to be Moroccan

I thought this episode was choc full of interesting things to see; the trip itself was fascinating... even the two little birds living inside the wall of the first hotel were amusing. The pleasant people Noraly met along the way - even the checkpoint guards. The sand, the mountains in the distance... it all worked beautifully. I think I'm falling for Morocco.

@oussama868

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome to visite our country any time❤️❤️

Prepare well for the side winds from Smara to Guerguerat on the border with Mauritania. I wish you, my lady, a beautiful challenge full of energy and positivity. You are in the Kingdom of Morocco, the kingdom of love, peace, stunning landscapes, and diverse customs and traditions.

Thank you for changing the map of the Kingdom of Morocco. This shows your understanding and respect. Greetings to you, madam, and a beautiful tour full of fun and challenge

@ongodwetust77

Жыл бұрын

Yeah .i do agree

@Peregrin_Hawk

Жыл бұрын

@@replaytv6079 Don't be hard on her. Maybe she didn't know and relied on the many maps on the internet. At least she corrected her video you should thank her.

@raiinfluence2239

Жыл бұрын

the whole morocco stolen from the terrorists raciste the son of the prophet mohammed 6 the arab colonist dominate the whole country of amazigh people to his persenal besness many palaces in out side and billions of dollars and he attacks the europians with his terroristes

@Falakkkkkkkkkkkkk

Жыл бұрын

@@replaytv6079 صح ، شفت كل فيديوهات لها بخريطة مقطعة ، انسحب من كل ما يمس خريطة بلدي

@elmahdies-saadi

Жыл бұрын

​@@replaytv6079 The problem is in the world maps in Google and most of the sites. And nothing else. Anyone looking for Morocco outside the Kingdom will see our map divided, and this is because of the problem situation in the United Nations. I hope to end the problem so that attention turns towards Ceuta, Melilla, Bechar and Tindouf, the two Moroccans

All I noticed about your experience was the friendliness of the Moroccan people. They are cooperative and kind.😊

I feel emotional when you converse with others in a variety of languages. It is such a beautiful thing to see that people can get along and share in a sense of adventure.

@janjager2906

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, at times even some Arabic (or Berber?)

@bimo5103

Жыл бұрын

​@@janjager2906 yeah berber or Amazigh (I'm AMAZIGH)😊

As someone who lives on the Texas Gulf Coast, I’ve learned to respect the power of water. Hoping for a quick recovery for those areas affected by the flooding 🙏🏼 And a very smart decision to stay on paved roads this ride 👍🏼

@kikovazquez7277

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I am always relieved when I see Noraly express a commitment to making sensible choices. Each day seems to have opportunities for danger and horrific hazards in the middle of nowhere. I have been a back roads traveler at times in my life, but Noraly's safest day would be my riskiest. I'm a big boy, but she's got the big balls.

شكرا لك على تغيير خريطة المملكة المغربية، هذا ينم على تفهمك و إحترامك. تحياتي لك سيدتي و جولة جميلة مليئة بالمتعة و التحدي

What incredibly friendly people Moroccans. So refreshing to see.

What an incredible ride! I'm your fan! I'm Portuguese and use to ride a Mountain bike. Till this moment I believed I do difficult thigs and see amazing places but now.... I suppose I didn't see nothing yet. Have a safe and beautiful trip. I'm following you.

Morocco giving Alaska a bit of a beating! Rain, wind, snow - wild. You keep smiling through it all - fantastic. Keep up the great work 🏍️ vroom! vroom!

@medchanan4152

Жыл бұрын

In Morocco you can live all seasons of the year at the same time because there are mountains, desert and ocean

@cecilbdemel1386

Жыл бұрын

@@medchanan4152 We have the same in Scotland - and that’s just in the towns! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😂

@Marokko22

Жыл бұрын

@@cecilbdemel1386 🤣❤️

@Sigma.674

Жыл бұрын

​@@cecilbdemel1386 Scotland is blessed with a beautiful nature 😍

“The force of water, not to be underestimated,” said Noraly. The force and determination of Noraly, not to be underestimated. That’s why we love to follow her on her journey,

@markust8904

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. the mountains and river systems have been formed and shaped by water ( glaciers) Hurricanes and cyclones devastate cities and land.

Moroccans are generous people. Proud to be Moroccan 🇲🇦❤️

You have made me fall in loooove with Morocco, thank you Noraly! 💕

My understanding of the geography and peoples of the world has increased exponentially just following Noraly on her adventures, she tends to bring out the best in everyone she encounters, truly inspiring. Her smile is infectious!

Those 640 kilometers was not probably super exciting for Noraly, but the video is perfect for her armchair followers. She knows how to film and edit for us to give us that feeling of "being there".

@lucindavillarreal2676

Жыл бұрын

Yes..and she does it very well!!

@Makhloofy

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

Plenty happened! Never a dull moment with Itchy boots.

A day in city traffic, dealing with hungry lawyers, no time for lunch, I got back home, found Itchy Boots and I was instantly transported to the Sahara desert... what more could I ask to redress this dreary day? Thank you Noraly, for some fresh air in my life.

@noelbowerman1562

Жыл бұрын

Time for a change of direction my friend

@wayfareryou5903

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your line and I totally agree. With eighty years on my bones I recently bought myself for the first time a Royal Enfield Meteor 350 motorcycle to roll the easy back roads of Colombia. Incredible natural mountain landscapes and cosy villages. Perhaps sixty years late, but at the time one could not find motorcycles in this country. @@noelbowerman1562

It’s a good thing Noraly isn’t a fair weather rider. She’s dedicated and as waterproof as people come.

@HassanDibani

Жыл бұрын

She's not made out of sugar, as the Dutch like to say 😅

@peet4921

Жыл бұрын

As Max Verstappen would say : ''Because i'm Dutch''.

@junglie

Жыл бұрын

@@HassanDibani yeah but she's really sweet too....

@Ns-071

Жыл бұрын

@@peet4921 facts maat

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

Жыл бұрын

@mtnman3MTA3 ….. good to know you’re a traditional Southerner like myself. Lifetime SCV member here from Tennessee. TSSRA! Look away, look away, look away……….

Intellectually I know that Morocco has floods, snow, and cold weather, but actually seeing it is still a bit of a surprise!

@gjcjjxjx920

Жыл бұрын

المغرب جميل وطبيعة خلابة وكل شيء فيها الطقس عادي يحدث كل مرة

@julieisthatart

Жыл бұрын

I felt same, but then those giant river beds are there. The thing I was thinking was if climate change might bring an actual rainy season to any of the desert? Of course it was not always a desert. That would be something to see.

@Hammergirl1

Жыл бұрын

Every year Morocco has snow And rain, sometimes floods, in the North. In the South it's desert and doesn't normally rain (where the video is filmed)

@porejemplounaopcion

Жыл бұрын

@@gjcjjxjx920 تعليق رائع. ترجمة جوجل أنقذتني.

@americaneclectic

Жыл бұрын

Do people have cisterns to save the water for irrigation and household use?

Another great video. Highlighting the wonderful, friendly people of Morocco, and the amazing weather conditions the planet can throw at us! Thank you 😃❤️👍

Hi Noraly, super video today. We are loving Morocco! Nothing you see or do is ever boring! Thank you for sharing all your fabulous adventures. Happy and safe travels are wished for you from Sydney, Australia

Isn't that the essence of Britain compared to Morocco - 'I think it's road rage... no, they're just friends'. Love your journey, thanks.

Personally don't mind the non- offroad episodes! Nice to see some people as well. Maroccans are so lovely, helpful and inquisitive!

"Not much happened"??? I love every bit of it. Things I've never seen before or expected to see happened in front of my eyes. The best travel log I've ever watched. ❤❤❤

@Amy-kj8nd

Жыл бұрын

I think he means in the simplicity there was adventure. It's not a knock

Oh my Goodness!! The scenery with the town and the beautiful palm trees ... just makes me wish I was there... thank you for taking us along with you on your journey Noraly!! Take care.❤

I am Morrocan I live in the states and I watch every single episode of your travel in Morocco and I loved it so amazing the way you promote tourists to come and check more of this beautiful peaceful country of Morocco and as well as I got hurt every time I see the map cut off but finally finally finally you put it the way how it’s supposed to be & thanks you very much enjoy your trip

@L--Z

Жыл бұрын

What a beautiful homeland you have.

@visuallabstudio1940

Жыл бұрын

I concur ❤

@vzmax

Жыл бұрын

@@L--Z ... so beautiful that he left to find a better life...

@islamzarrouk

Жыл бұрын

@@vzmax and 13 milion visits came to maroc 🇲🇦

@azizedaoudi192

Жыл бұрын

Holle

I know Morocco is famous for precious gems and crystals. Right after rain is the best time to go rockhounding. I would love to see you take advantage of the area you are in and give us another geology lesson. 🙏

@nadiazekri9444

Жыл бұрын

Wrong.

We hereby nominate you for an honorary Iron Butt award for riding nearly 400 miles in one day Noraly. Way to go! Stay safe...

You maybe are prone to breaking things but you always have a fix...👍🏻

Noraly, always showing me how much funner it is to ride the world, than to get ready for work and go to work.

@yvonnebrink9912

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget this is her work...we see the end result of all her hard work...

@bradboustead1682

Жыл бұрын

Making the videos is the hard part of her job.

@wyattblessing7078

Жыл бұрын

@@yvonnebrink9912 I understand Yvonne, it still looks funner than my job. 😄

@lucindavillarreal2676

Жыл бұрын

@@yvonnebrink9912 Yes..and she does it very well!!!

🙂the week has three highlights: 1) Itchy, 2) Boots and 3) Noraly. Thank you so much for letting us be a part of it.

Nothing happened? You bent your bike key, drove through sandstorms, did over 600klm. Every video is action packed. What a life of adventure itchy boots. Amazing .

A superb demonstration of how knowing and using the basics of good manners in several languages will help a traveller on their way. Wonderful!

@AdventuresKam

Жыл бұрын

I noticed the same thing. It flows.

Wow, what wild and unusual weather 😳 Hope no casualties. You have an incredible ability to win people over so easily and quickly. Sounds like an exciting adventure ahead (next episode).

@oussama868

Жыл бұрын

In morocco people are already friendly

You may have not seen as I commented on your older video but your airbox is missing the splash guard which protects the airbox itself, the shock absorber and the suspension linkage. It screws onto the back of the airbox where the holes were and runs down between the tyre and the swing arm. They can get ripped off, either by a stone/tree root etc catching in the tyre or commonly when the bike rolls backwards and the guard catches in the tyre tread which levers it upwards and damages/rips it off. The part number is 17218-KIT-ED. The traditional emergency repair is with a piece of truck innertube riveted on. It is essential, we've destroyed linkage systems in two days riding in wet sand.

@bluesmoke8714

Жыл бұрын

Good eye, hope itchy sees this.

@greyfisher3897

Жыл бұрын

So would you agree that "This is serious", or would you say this is a minor problem that could be temporarily repaired with few layers of duct tape? I wonder what a hole in one her side cases would be from one of her many slow speed drops in sharp rocky terrain be called...."very serious"? Similarly was the slight minimal bend of her gear shift lever warranting such a panic reaction.....but like this comment stream seams to state often....she is incredible (not so much in mechanics though.....which is kinda part of don't you think)? She heavily relies on mechanics on these journeys, and being able to find and get to them..and pay them. Your advice is sound, but wouldn't you agree that this comment stream is a little over bit over praising of her incredible (ness).

@darkwood777

Жыл бұрын

That explains why there were two large holes for the two attachment screws of the protective guard being ripped off. Seems odd to me that important parts can be damaged so easily on a high-end off-road bike. But I don't do off-road biking, so this must be what you get for quality these days. Even that key was made cheaply.

@AlskinsX1-9

Жыл бұрын

@@greyfisher3897 All talk and no action. you probably don't even know how to ride a bike. Noraly is doing a great job!

Do you know what distinguishes Morocco from the world? Nurali in a week saw the sea, land, main and dirt roads _ desert and sand _ mountains and snow _ rivers and lakes _ plateaus and plains _ Berbers and Arabs _ multiple languages Wind and heat The simple Amazigh citizen and the high-income person Welcome to 🇲🇦

Lovely to see tan tan again its been 30 years!

Simpelweg adembenemend en alleen maar respect en bewondering voor hetgeen je doet en laat zien…. Prachtig hoe je mijn vaderland op de kaart zet… ❤

@4bulldurham

Жыл бұрын

what?

@averestless

Жыл бұрын

​@@4bulldurham wat? 😜

@fbezza

Жыл бұрын

@@4bulldurham Dutch

"For want of a nail, a kingdom was lost" For a broken key a trip could have been delayed. Thank goodness Noraly had a backup key, but of course! :) Thank you Noraly for bringing us along on your adventures, never boring, ever. How many of us have or ever will travel to the places you take us! :)

@MajorAlb

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes! Good idea to have a "back up key" on such a long trip.... I hope I will remember for my next trip 😂😂

@dankingsbury9971

Жыл бұрын

Speaking from experience, the worst is to have a key break off, it's always right at the lock. But, I'm sure Noraly could figure something out.

@23Shadowfox23

Жыл бұрын

lovely quote!

Some people who do not know Morocco, once they watch this video, will say that Morocco is an arid desert, but the military. Morocco is one of the most beautiful Arab and African countries. Beautiful by nature, cultures and traditions Beautiful with good hospitality and generosity High morals Security and peace Beautiful Very beautiful I love you my country❤️🇲🇦🇲🇦

@AdventuresKam

Жыл бұрын

Don't get too excited my friend. I left it 20 years ago. Cheers !

@hichamessahraoui6401

Жыл бұрын

@@AdventuresKam I didn't really get excited about it🥇🇲🇦🥇❤️

@AdventuresKam

Жыл бұрын

@@hichamessahraoui6401 Sorry then :)

@medben8553

Жыл бұрын

@@AdventuresKam كاين فرق بين أنك خليتيها من أجل البحت على فرص عمل وبين الشي للي دكر الأخ, بالنسبة للي عندو المال المغرب أحسن بلد فالعالم بطبيعتها بجمالها بتنوع ثقافتها وبأكلها والأهم من هادشي هوما ناسها. خاصك تفرق بين المغرب البلد وبين المسؤولين ووضعية المواطن البسيط فيها

Noraly, there is something where you bike has zero issues…. It’s called motorcycling. Your on aDV bike shouts he making you smile regardless as an Adventure calls for unexpected things which you are handling beautifully.

Noraly: "The force of water it's not to be underestimated." You know that's so true when said by someone from the Netherlands! They have quite the history dealing with the force of water. Check out Naroly's videos on how the Netherlands tackled this problem.

I'm perplexed with the weather conditions but much more with the beautifulness of Morocco.

@robinwells8879

Жыл бұрын

We are currently at solar maxima where the suns energy output is 10% higher than at minima. We can expect a bumpy ride as the atmosphere deals with all that additional energy by making weather.

@justsomeguy6474

Жыл бұрын

@@robinwells8879 Solar Maxima won't happen until late next year at the earliest.

@gjcjjxjx920

Жыл бұрын

المغرب كانت ذالك دائما الثلوج تهطل كل سنة وحتى الامطار الغزيرة

@d-fens7173

Жыл бұрын

beautifulness???? all desert and sand but nothing else

@robinwells8879

Жыл бұрын

@@justsomeguy6474 it’s a sinusoidal curve so it is approaching apogee.

I've just started watching your KZread feeds Noraly and I am hooked! ❤I am in tears of joy for you whilst I reminisce about a similar solo motorbike trip to Smara and into the Sahara desert from England via Spain and Morocco in December 1995 on a brand new Suzuki DR350. I fitted an Acerbis long range fuel tank and had a bespoke rear cage made for two 20L fuel and water cans which I filled up like your top ups Noraly at Smara. The hotel in Samra got a bit twitchy when I carried the 20L water can to my room thinking it was full of fuel! No mobile phones when I went but I did have the first Magellan GPS for civilian use which was specially ordered from America. This caused a bit of concern at the Army check points in Western Sahara as they thought It was a radio transmitter! I still have my Arai dual sport helmet and Rukka motorcycle clothing and your excellent videos are tempting me back once more. Great stuff Noraly and have fun in the Sahara and Africa. Richard 👍❤👍

So, the video wasn't made up of all the pretty places; You're still a delight to spend time with. Thank you Noraly. Peace

Noraly is now known as the Bringer of Rain in Morocco 😂

@zweispurmopped

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if Rob McKenna is in some way related to her family.

@Minina-Nena-Celina

Жыл бұрын

Rain god

@johnnyvh1188

Жыл бұрын

Noraly: can i park inside? Rain is coming. Locals: HAhahaha, you're funny. ...24 hours later...🌦️🌨️🌧️ Locals:😲🤪😳 They'll never forget that time a Dutch flatland girl came by the desert with a correct weatherforecast...😅

Some parts in the high atlas saw almost 2 meters of snow drop in a couple of days, the less high parts had all that precipitation in the form of rain which eventually finds its way to lower parts of Morocco. Even during summer when it is 40C, if a thunderstorm hits the high atlas you can have boulders as big as a house be dragged into the rapid river of water downstream. Nature is beautiful but immensely powerful. And once again we see how helpful Moroccans are with the key, just love these positive vibes.

An extra 226kms? 226 Kms is a good length to ride but to add that on top of what you've already ridden? You are a star 🙂

Hi, I'm originally from Morocco but I live in New York, I'm really fascinated by what you are doing, Thank you

10am here in Mexico, and travelling with Noraly in Morocco. Amazing. As for climate, crazy everywhere.

@aatmuhammad

Жыл бұрын

10pm here in Jakarta.

@bertanelson8062

Жыл бұрын

10:43 in Yucatan, Mexico after major rainstorm last night, riding this morning with Noraly!

I really liked this video, and while the majestic views of Morocco's landscapes are undeniably awesome, I equally enjoy seeing the villages, towns, cities, and most importantly interaction with the people 🥰

Check point guards have nice looking uniforms. Always styling!

Thanks Noraly you’re awesome 👍🏻😎🏍️

I'm from morocco and i absolutely love your videos. Keep up the fantastic work. And pay a little visit to Marrakech

ok the desert can be deserty, but the scenery on the way was incredible, morocco is a beautiful place.

The power and interest (for me) is not just the great video of landscape in the world, but the interaction with people where she is at. Her ability and respect working through local customs and languages is EPIC! (at least for me). Her riding at sand mountain, NV, USA drew me in to this channel.

WOW !! ... every day is another "wow" ... the landscape that reaches well beyond what the eye can behold! ... Ride On ... Ride On !!

Noraly you've inspired me to ride so I've bought a bike & now I'm learning how to ride & hope one day will travel the world just like you 🥰

If you think that "boring", "eventless" and "never-ending tarmac riding" will put us off, then think again. You could recite the periodic table and still have us spellbound. Noraly, you bring us to places where most of us have never been, and you show it through your eyes. Your escapades are one of a kind, and so are you. Don't doubt yourself, we don't!

@cherylmay595

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, well said❤️

@janjager2906

Жыл бұрын

Like Foor Jansen singing the phonebook (Dutch singer, solo and Front Woman of Nightwish)

@massimobozzi1

Жыл бұрын

Noraly is great, but what do you have against the periodic table? Chemistry teacher here.

@dumisanibhengu599

Жыл бұрын

@@massimobozzi1 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3

Жыл бұрын

@@massimobozzi1 Noraly is/was a geochemist by training. She knows (and loves) the Periodic Table by heart (though it's mostly only nuclear physicists who have a special love for the Actinides). I'd love for her to sing the Periodic Table. 😁 40 years ago (yes, that betrays my age! 🤣) a uni physics lecturer shared a funny mnemonic to remember (almost) the first 9 elements of the PT: He Likes Beer By Cupfuls, Not Over Frothy (Helium, Lithium Berylium Boron Carbon Nitrogen Oxygen Fluorine). 😄

Another great adventure, such friendly people 👍

Parabéns Noraly bela pedalada pela chuva no Marrocos.

Even your ride on paved roads is a treat. A lot of variation in this ride, starting through the flooded areas, into the windy desert, the large town and then the checkpoints. Even your bent key is "interesting" because it is just "life" & very relatable. THANKS!

Noraly, Queen of the Roads, Bender of Keys. Loving this series. And there´s an important lesson here, for all of you travelers out there: learn a few words in the local language (NOraly knows a bunch of them, hehe). It does wonders. Good morning, thank you, please, etc. Ride on, ride safe.

Forget the tarmac, sandy air, floods and bent key Noraly, you did something very rare in this video and I cannot remember the last time, if ever, in any of your video's and believe me I've seen them all (big fan). You surprised us ( well me anyway) Noraly, you had your hair in a pony tail 😲, ❤ it, a new look, yeah 👏 .

I think all of your travels are interesting. 640k is 397 miles so that's a long day.

I love how you quickly learn enough of the language of the country you are traveling in, to communicate with the people there.

@oklahomahank2378

Жыл бұрын

I am impressed she learned a few words of Berber. The locals must have really appreciated it.

I truly appreciate the great effort Noraly @ItchyBoots does for us viewers. You are a true champion and I wish you well. And you have been improving your content so much. Have a safe journey.

Pushing down on the front of the filler cap takes the pressure off the lock. Love your adventures.

I'm Brazilian and I'm learning a lot about the African continent with Noraly's videos and, mainly, with the comments from all of you who post here. Thank you all

Another great adventure and story of the power of nature. What stood out for me though is how adept you are with changing conditions and your ability to let go of whatever plans and expectations you might have. It's likely why when you meet a problem or pitfall you respond with a laugh. I keep telling myself I need to learn how to laugh instead of curse. Perhaps another difficult lesson from Itchy Boots that has little to do with riding and a lot to do with being a better person. Thanks for that!

AMAZING !!! Amazing how Noraly quickly picked up the Moroccan Arabic (Darija) ! I'm really impressed by the pronunciation, the use of the right expressions and the willingness to learn other's culture 👍👍👍 Thank you for sharing your adventures ! Trek Salama Nouraly (Safe Trip) Choukrane !!!

Who could EVER give Itchy Boots a thumbs down? She adapts and manages to produce an excellent video. 👍🏼 😎 🇺🇸 🌎

@oscarmike4596

11 ай бұрын

👍👍👍👍

You really encountered everything in Morocco. Unbelievable 😳

@gjcjjxjx920

Жыл бұрын

المغرب متانقض الطبيعة في كل بقعة فيه له طبعته الخاصة

Not every day can be scenic. It is all part of overlanding. I will watch every episode regardless of where you go and how it looks. It is all new to me and it gives me a feeling of the size and reality of the places you travel through.

@gjcjjxjx920

Жыл бұрын

المغرب معروف بطبيعتها الخلابة في كل العالم يئتي اليها 13مليون سائح سنويا من كل بقاع العالم

@adammckay2647

Жыл бұрын

​@@gjcjjxjx920 مرحبا بك

@badrsafafi9858

Жыл бұрын

Don't judge something you haven't seen

Good advice for plans for traveling - don’t try to do stupid things, and it is what it is - a good way to travel another day, and a great attitude makes it worthwhile! I love it!

9:06 How many of my fellow riders saw Noraly leaning into that strong crosswind and instinctively started leaning yourselves? 😄

@ehadaemen

Жыл бұрын

Klopt helemaal. Ik betrapte mij er ook op dat ik mee ging hangen.🤣 Dacht dat ik gek was, maar gelukkig dus meer die dat doen.

@2023TMc

Жыл бұрын

I’ve rode in wind all day like that before. It is tiring for sure.

@oscarmike4596

11 ай бұрын

And I was exhausted doing it

Thank you very much for fixing the maps of Morocco 🇲🇦 , you are such a great soul .

@replaytv6079

Жыл бұрын

yessssssssssssss

Not much happened, sure, but you make this series fun and interesting because you have great personality. Thanks for being so entertaining Noraly!

Love how our Noraly just charms the boots off the border guards! Noraly you are just the baddest chick on earth!

There was no rain for several years in Tata and other regions. The last rainperiod was in 2015 when I had great problems with rain and never ending sandstorms , it lasted longer than 14 days. It was good for the country, because the Western Sahara was a garden with thousands of flowers. It was absolutely beautiful.

@hassanhan9124

Жыл бұрын

There is no such a western Sahara, there is only Moroccan Sahara. If this not what you believe otherwise, then you are on the wrong channel.

@gabyherrmann9894

Жыл бұрын

@@hassanhan9124 Dear Mr. Han, I don't mean the political sahara, I mean only the western part of it. There is also a north, south, east and west part in the great desert, you know. I myself was over 17 years in Marocc. Sure I am not at a wrong channel. Labas?

It's not the length of the video it's the encountes and the way you tell your story and that's the reason I am watching in the first place! Again Thank You Noraly! May you be blessed and save always!

Hi Noraly. We just found you on youtube and are enjoying many of your episodes. You are doing a great job in showing the areas you travel through with its usually wonderful people. We are avid motorbikers living on Vancouver Island in Canada. Your energy is amazing and contagious... awesome stuff! Maybe a little helpful tip: When I saw your issue with the air box it was immediately clear to me that the damage is because the bike has no rock guard where there should be one inside the wheel well. I own 10 motorbikes and they all have one... When you go off road the rocks that are stuck in your tire sometimes get thrown right at the air box at high velocity. You will most likely have that problem again unless you get one of these amazing people down there to make you some sort of a guard... Good luck and all the best!

She is very friendly, knowledgeable, skilled Motorcyclist, and brave. 😊

You missed something ... the moment when you said it looks like paths of Patagonia you passed a small forest of ARGAN TREES 🌳 ... it's a famous tree who give a very useful oil and it's growing only in Morocco you can't find it any where all over the world... I'm sure that you will see it again all over the south of Morocco and I'm sure you will mention it in your next video or maybe you will meet some women associations who produce that expensive healthy ARGAN oil...I feel proud of you to visit that beautiful side of Morocco...you are a blessed woman...peace with you 👍

@L--Z

Жыл бұрын

Excellent insight, thank you!

Неожиданно, видеть в пустыне сильные дожди, паводки, вышедшие реки из берегов и снег, много снега!

Where else would get to see so much of this region. Not boring at all!

Me encanta como ella va mezclando los idiomas te quiero ❤

Always stay safe no matter what. May God bless you all.

I loved the big, enlarged sun in the background behind her when riding in the dust filled air! 🌞