I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for visiting our humble desert town and immersing yourself in our culture and way of life. It was a pleasure to have you as our guest, and we appreciate the interest and respect you showed toward our community. Your willingness to learn about our customs, traditions and daily routines was truly admirable. It was evident that you took the time to observe and ask questions, and we were happy to share our experiences and perspectives with you. As you explored our town, I hope you gained a deeper appreciation for the beauty and resilience of the desert landscape. Despite the harsh conditions, we have learned to thrive and adapt to our environment, and our culture reflects this strength and ingenuity.

@stephencox4224

Жыл бұрын

Your way of life is beautiful in it's simplicity, No Airs no graces just people working together for the benefit of all, But wuth an order that is based on honest hard work gets its due rewards. I have no doubt the community as a whole gets together to help somebody who life throws misfortune at through no fault of their own just life in it's many myriad of ups and downs good times and poor times, there are no Bad times those are invariably created by mankind who have fallen into the trap of selfish thinking and acting for in my thinking self serving actions only beget bad times or acts of evil where nobody wins. Your culture is pure and beautiful just like the wonderous land you inhabit, السلام عليكم

@PaulG.x

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for describing your people's lifestyle for us.

@davidpenfold

Жыл бұрын

C'est très beau et equitable 🙏

@horsenuts1831

Жыл бұрын

It was truly fascinating, and you explained it well.

@jamzholm

Жыл бұрын

I was so fascinated and awe struck by learning about your culture and way of life. so many people could benifit by watching and learning how everyone works together !

People don't understand the work it takes to make a video like this. Noraly has mastered it. To run multiple cameras, interview people, unload the cameras, edit the footage and add audio.... it's an art. The guesthouse manager had a lot of energy! You really get the sense of community in the collective. When resources are thin, everybody works together, everybody thrives. Thanks for this video, Noraly! Well done.

@Palitato

Жыл бұрын

She also does captions! It's amazing how much work she puts into them!

@andrewscultety149

Жыл бұрын

...and how about the research she does for each town and terrain...very educational and entertaining.

@caturlifelive

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely agreed with you guys

@WhereDafuq

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. As a small time KZreadr - Noraly is the pinnacle of unique travel content that we all aspire to. Consistent amazing work!

@joeyjamtart1069

Жыл бұрын

Truth to that Sir👍

This guy's passion for his oasis and village is infectious. The world is a better place because of people like him.

@mohamedajahoud8406

Жыл бұрын

You welcome andrew you have to visit our country u will get a wonderful experience here and enjoying you journey

@abhithakur90

Жыл бұрын

i love this guy's enthusiasm

@rcachampionnats6734

6 ай бұрын

welcome to morocco brother it's your country every time

I like how that man acted as professional guide. He described their watering system in details with good simple English. His welcoming behavior is really incredible. May Allah give him the best in this life and the next.

@user-wb3oj2by7c

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for visiting our area. For those wishing to visit it, there are people who take care of all the tourists from the rain until they reach these areas and enjoy these views. This requires only two days of visitation. Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦

He rubs hi belly, “make a salad inside” and his smile at his own joke is priceless! What an awesome tour guide an upstanding man. So welcoming and willing to share. Phenomenal episode, Noraly!

@paulmay7972

Жыл бұрын

20:01 yeah…laughed so hard. Great guide…Everything I give you, you eat!!

@claudiabettina

2 ай бұрын

Where was this? I can't find it. I must have missed it.

It amazes me how you just show up out of the blue to these places and these people take time out of their day to basically give you a guided tour of their home, businesses, way of life. It shows just how welcoming strangers around the world can be and certainly helps restore my hope and faith for humanity. Noraly, you're giving us all hope for the future....thank you.

@mrspeigle1

Жыл бұрын

Desert hospitality.

@constellation35

Жыл бұрын

He made her eat all the raw veggies. I personally don’t like the test but it is very valuable in the desert , can’t throw any away

@Minina-Nena-Celina

Жыл бұрын

Crazy ha!!

@janaaj1an889

Жыл бұрын

Fascinating lifestyle in a forbidding part of the world.

@gerrypowell2748

Жыл бұрын

She would have to tip him.I’ve been to Morroc twice and this is the way it works.

Watching the garden tour was a reminder of how connected we are to the soil and how important it is to maintain our environment for food resources and clean water.

@kamalsabki695

Жыл бұрын

So true, my grandfather used to cultivate many vegetables and fruits like in the oasis for our home consumption, I didn’t get it until now that he was so connected to the land and he loved doing it, we unfortunately lost this heritage in those modern days, I missed the old days and someday I’ll go back where i grew up and renew my grandfather lifestyle because there i find my inner peace that I lost inside this digital society we become.

Agricultural engineering at its finest. What a beautiful community. Thank you Noraly for sharing your adventures with us. 😊

@kunwarmanzoor5270

10 ай бұрын

Respected Pamela, your channel doesn't have the content, why ?

@chel8229

9 ай бұрын

you welcome in my country morocco

@karim200091

6 ай бұрын

We should thank the three Benu Mossa brothers for their strong contribution to world wide water engineering .

@pampennyworth

6 ай бұрын

@@karim200091 I’ve never heard of them. Thanks to Noraly I can appreciate their contribution.

@pampennyworth

6 ай бұрын

@@kunwarmanzoor5270 I don’t need content on my channel. I am fortunate enough not to need views and likes to pay my bills.

I am struck by the justifiable pride your guide has in what they have accomplished in his community. So beautiful to see this way of living.

Wow im amazed how these people lived in harmony. Equal distribution of water in their gardens. Im so stunned. I know i wont be able to reach this part of the world. Thanks Noraly for taking us with you in the Sahara.

@yougooner

Жыл бұрын

Never say never God works in mysterious way believe me ? Who knows. Just keep the hopes high & God does the rest.

@MrDonJBerg

Жыл бұрын

I was saying the same thing and told the wife...THAT would never work in America..Someone would cheat or not do their part or something..

@wyblemontano7165

Жыл бұрын

@@MrDonJBerg You are really right.

@wyblemontano7165

Жыл бұрын

@@yougooner Thank you! Whoooa you gave me hope!

Imagine somebody going to disturb such people who have their rules that they follow to the latter. This water management strategy is mind-blowing. Thank you Noraly for showing us this. Both educative and entertaining.

@saberhanour5474

Жыл бұрын

That way we don't want waves of tourist to ride such places

@AhmedAhmed-xn3qr

Жыл бұрын

Et encore il n'est pas rentrer dans les détails car elle est basé sur un système complexe et ingénieux qui existe depuis toujours chez les amazigh.

@chrisdaldy-rowe4978

7 ай бұрын

@@saberhanour5474 Thats why*

The community living there at the oasis is how we all lived thousands of years ago....self sufficiency, your own rules and sharing between families for the good of all. Excellent vegetables, both for food and herbal medicines. Yes they have some modern conveniences, electricity and vehicles....but come the day of the next world apocalypse, those are the folk who will survive....I'm not so sure many of us in First World countries would do so well.

@mydreamsinmotion

Жыл бұрын

don t worry you gonna survive too..coz we know how to share.

It's incredible how those people's lives are so well organised around that water ! We take water so much for granted but they really have to work for it there and they have developed a very neat system for sharing it.

@blackbob3358

Жыл бұрын

Necessity is indeed the mother of invention, mr c.

@neilurquhart8622

Жыл бұрын

And we complain about (rare!) hosepipe bans in UK🇬🇧

@BernardSamson-hf6fc

Жыл бұрын

@@neilurquhart8622 Then again our rainfall is about 20,000 times the amount they get. UK water companies cannot stop their pipes leaking.

@chefevilee9377

Жыл бұрын

Every America had better learn how to live our lives this way. Let the water wars begin.

@alexandermorrison8431

Жыл бұрын

@@chefevilee9377 I think you could well be right, stand by for mayhem

Love you to bits Noraly. You came to Zimbabwe and graced us with your smile, cheerfulness and sense of adventure when you stayed in Harare at Newlands suburb. Never missed a single upload ever since. Guys continue liking and commenting. Those who havent subscribed please do. Road to 2 Million subs.

@wyblemontano7165

Жыл бұрын

You met her????? Wowza!

@derrickf2

Жыл бұрын

We the adventure lovers treasure Itchy Boots to maximum! In fact by now, I can settle and organise business peacefully since we have Noraly taking us everywhere👍

@derrickf2

Жыл бұрын

​@@wyblemontano7165 This one must have spotted her at that place

@tino_S

Жыл бұрын

me too , she is so 👌🏿

@Wrong-Way-Round

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you lets help Noraly beat Charlie to 2m subscribers, 🤣😂 , sorry Charlie.

So cool to see how the communal farms worked in the middle of the Moroccan desert. This brought back memories of me, as a small boy, walking with and helping my grandfather irrigate his organic peach and plum orchards in California. He had over a 100 acres of fruit trees and was selling organic fruit to Los Angeles health food stores in the 1950's-1960's. Granny and Pop were ahead of their time. Thanks for another window into how unique and beautiful all the people of the world can be.

Amazing to see this incredibly efficient use of water and how the community works together to maximize it. The west could take a few lessons

@arresthillary9502

11 ай бұрын

We have plenty of water in the west my guy. Why don't you cut off your city water and build yourself a mini canal system and see it works for ya. Lol

@cdeboer11

11 ай бұрын

@@arresthillary9502 why don't you look into the alfalfa fields growing in the desert where they're pulling all the ground water and drying up neighbouring wells. Sure there's plenty of water but if you don't manage it well it doesn't matter

As an avid gardener, this episode was particularly inspiring! I love how they all work together so that everyone gets their share of water and land. Fascinating. Thank you for teaching and sharing.

@randyhooker3333

Жыл бұрын

Nothing about the women that turn it into the food you admire. Morrocco is a pit.

@allani29

Жыл бұрын

@@randyhooker3333 in our culture especially in desert WE dont expose weman to strangers you Can see only children Also noraly Can go to meet the wemans because shes a woman non problèm but no cam no video But mans no strangers canot see or meet there wemans its not acceptable

@wewenang5167

Жыл бұрын

@@randyhooker3333 YOU NAME JUST EXPLAINED EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU LOL...TALKING ABOUT WOMEN WITH A HOOKER NAME. IF THIS IS HOW THE WEST TREATED THEIR WOMEN THEN I WILL BE GLAD TO BE IN MOROCCO WHERE NO MEN LIKE YOU WILL ABLE TO SEE ME OR MY DAUGHTER, I WILL BE SAFER THERE THEN IN ANY WESTERN COUNTRY WHERE EVERY MEN CAN MENTALLY AND VISUALLY GRAPING YOU FOR SURE.

Perhaps one of your best segments. The people of Morocco are impressive with their land skills, education, and friendliness! Well done, Norally!

It is wonderful to get to know our fellow human beings elsewhere on earth. They all deserve our love and respect and I will never let world politics take that away. This education was wonderful and unfortunately our children do not learn this in secondary schools and that is a loss. Thank you young woman Hollands trots.

@hamzabenlaaguid7437

Жыл бұрын

Yes m'y Friends thank you

@fcbgutfvvg6652

6 ай бұрын

💙❤️

Great episode. Some of the freshest good food I ever ate was in Morocco. Really nice people. Always a good day when I stopped to camp and meet local people. Coming back to the west with it's plastic and metal wrapped food was so hard. I just sat outside a Spanish supermarket for half an hour not wanting to go in when coming back through Europe. "Culture shock" was the coming home to England part of the journey! Thank you Noraly. Asalamou Alaykoum to all the good people of Morocco.

@ahmedmiftah8308

Жыл бұрын

Wa3alikom salam. Glad to hear you had a great time

@PostEtude

Жыл бұрын

You're always welcome

@user-yl1vn8yw4w

Жыл бұрын

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله تعالى وبركاته

@adammckay2647

Жыл бұрын

Salam David. We'll be happy to see you here again in the future

@lailamansour2056

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for you lovely words

Such a gracious man showing us the oasis and their life style, thank you Noralee

@blackbob3358

Жыл бұрын

Was he a paid guide ?

@simonfarmer2677

Жыл бұрын

Sorry I gave you a southern name Noraly.

These are the types of episodes I enjoy the most. Thank you, Noraly for showing us the rest of the world.

Thank you for visiting our area. For those wishing to visit it, there are people who take care of all the tourists from the rain until they reach these areas and enjoy these views. This requires only two days of visitation. Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

In Greece, we call this plant at 14 minutes, ''Seskoulo''. It is ideal for salads and much better than lettuce. Multivitamin. One of your best episodes, Norally

@lucysLifee

Жыл бұрын

as armenian and just human iam obsessed with Greece and greek culture 💙

@yodesuyo

Жыл бұрын

In morocco, it's called "Zagzaw" and it's my favorite soup especially in a wooden bowl

The oasis is amazing and the way they control the water to each family is remarkable.

Just when I think your episodes can't get any more fascinating...from a farming, gardening, and botany point of view, I was glued to every word and picture. Sharing water and land with such combined simplicity and complexity. Just wow! It makes my heart so happy, too! 😍

This sort of film should be nominated for some kind of award. Morroco and its people are amazing. Thanks for sharing

So far this has been my favorite season, Morocco seems like such a lovely place and is among the top on the list of countries I really wish to visit now!

@mounirel5095

Жыл бұрын

And you're welcome anytime 😊

@arresthillary9502

11 ай бұрын

Probably the safest country in that region also and lots of English speakers. Lovely place!!

You are remarkable, Noraly, in your ability to make contact and establish warm relationships with people wherever you go -- and to enable us to share your experiences. Others would take weeks to make a video like this; you do it in a couple of days.

The simplicity in Noraly's approach in acquiring and relaying the information to us is splended. I remember my childhood in old country watching farmers siting by the canal in the middle of the night watering their crops. Watching Noraly's journeys, I noticed a common bond of love and respect between normal people across the World, if you take out the ugliness of dictatorship and corporate greed.

@justincase8532

Жыл бұрын

Exactly my thoughts as well. People are inherently good. I did not see any garbage anywhere and that is impressive compared to what one would find in modern cities.

@junechacon9602

Жыл бұрын

I nominate her to be the Ambassador for Peace around the World ❤

@justincase8532

Жыл бұрын

@@junechacon9602 Absolutely. What she brings to the table is worth much more to humanity than what angry little Gretha Thunberg does.

@peterdruian9280

Жыл бұрын

@justincase8532 one can disagree with respect or with disdain. I prefer the former way. I think it also more in harmony with the style of Noraly.

@terrywoolen2171

Жыл бұрын

@justincase8532 I agree with you. You don't find any garbage or graffiti scrawled all over the village walls. There is no destruction from vandalism. Our society here in the United States of America could learn from these people if only they would listen.

The Oasis and the gentleman that provided the explanation and tour was really an amazing treat. I have a strong appreciation for their way of life and the order that has been put in place. Thank you so much!!!

I think this was one of the most interesting episodes Noraly. It's just incredible to see how they moved the water 6km to the Oasis. Just amazing.

As a Moroccan, I am enjoying this series just as much as someone who discovers these places for the first time. So much to learn and to explore. Thank you so much for showing our country through your eyes and perspective! Btw huge fan of your channel and have watched every single video you posted since the start in India! Keep going

@user-uo6sv4zo6o

11 ай бұрын

you have a realy nice country, but your people are even nicer

The watering system and the sharing of land that the gentleman explains is the most interesting thing I learned these days!Soo impressive 👍

@esra2146

Жыл бұрын

Watching a second time..He is so proud of his community,he greets everyone he meets.Such a friendly guy.He is loved by his community..He os also funny.I missed the joke first time 14:41 make salad inside:))

Morocco is just an amazing country....... I lived there for 5 years and I enjoyed the natural beauty🌴🏔🏜 and the rich culture and tradition. However, i always wonder how these people survive in the desert with almost no water, Thanks to Noraly i now know. This is engineering at its best .💯👏

Another great adventure! As a desert horticulturist in Arizona, I deeply appreciate the tour of the community farm. The irrigation methods, the way they use sand to mulch the date trees when they're dormant, the things they grow... Everything. I learned things as a professional by seeing them through your eyes. And the music in the square! What lovely, welcoming people. Honestly maybe my favorite episode ever. Thank you for this!

Noraly does it again! The educational value of this content cannot be overstated. The water and land sharing system was interesting.

This has been one of the most fascinating episodes, love the collective nature of the oasis families.

@Silver_o

Жыл бұрын

It's absolutely amazing and fascinating.

@ariffnordin4481

Жыл бұрын

It is! I wish I can travel like inchy boots. Wondering how she travel without worrying about money? Only youtube can make money?

@MrDonJBerg

Жыл бұрын

@@ariffnordin4481 She has a masters degree in Engineering with geology and worked in Australia with gold mining. Then she sold her house and away we go

@RiverbendJ

Жыл бұрын

These collectives remind me of the Kibutzim in Israel

@mohahzl7529

Жыл бұрын

​@@MrDonJBerg❤

This episode is an oasis in itself in these caotic times we are living right now. Well done Noraly, thank you!

This beats all the travel channels out there. So much inspiring content in 20 minutes. I started to watch Noraly because I love everything about motorcycles. Now I cant get enough of these amazing stories. The best season so far. North Africa, what an amazing part of the world.

@mouhsinberrad

Жыл бұрын

North africa!.... especialy morocco.

So ingeneous!!! And I love Noraly's attitude about the dried-up lake: "It's a real shame---but on the other hand I'm now riding on the bottom of a lake." Find the positive in everything.

Noraly, thank you for exploring this incredible self-sustainable community, and taking the time to share your guide's dialogue - he's clearly proud of his heritage. It's amazing what can be achieved when people work together using the little resources they have to create an intentional, holistic community. Truly heartwarming and so inspiring. Thank you!

Noticed how tidy it was around that village. no trash blowing around. As a farmer one can only bow your head to the enormous effort put into the irrigation.

@sweetbachiri8572

3 ай бұрын

Morocco is generally clean

You know, because you have so many people watching you around the world, we all got a lesson on how people survive in an arid country. Thank you for having him explain the process of farming.

@Vancouver.BC.1

Жыл бұрын

Hi George, indeed the area is arid, but the country has also lush green forests, snow-capped mountains, and plains that feed people in EU and Africa, among others. Cheers mate

A lesson in Moroccan logistics! Weren't it for you who just went there and learned about it and shared it,probably hardly any of us would know Jack about it. And interesting it was! 🤗 I have that feeling that I am a little less dumb than I was before I became an Itchyholic! ☺😍

It's fantastic to see how well organized these people go about growing their food, with very little waste. Very nice guide, too. In western, modern society, people have become lazy and impatient, just wanting everything on the cheap. Makes me think of so much culture we have lost.

@hoteloasismerzouga

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your watch and your opinion

*Wow a whole village that works together stays together. This video was so informative.... that it was so easy to follow on how it all works, was so well explained. The fact it is in the desert and yet this village thrives. Teamwork is most important. Thank you Ms Noraly for filming it all and a HUGE thank you to your host in this video.*

I can't explain how much I missed you after the rally. It's so comforting to curl up with one of your adventures and I've gotten into the habit of watching you a bedtime. I appreciate you and the fact that you allow us to view your travels, making us feel like we're right there with you. Hats off to Noraly!!!

That oasis was amazing. The way they work together to share water for crops, making bread etc. It heartens me to know how close these people are. If they weren't then they wouldn't survive. Fantastic Noraly, this is so interesting. Thanks :)

Your oasis guide was terrific and that oasis itself was absolutely beautiful! Love your interactions with the local people.

The guest house guy is an amazing person he is so friendly and well knowledgeable. !!! Thanks Noraly for showing the passion of these communities.

Welcome to our Morocco 🇲🇦 we are proud of our roots and our diversity and acceptance to all humans from all over the world. You are doing a great and respectful effort and we can’t wait to see the rest of your journey. ❤ that video was from heaven 😇

you know if you are addicted to Itchy Boots when you hit the like button before even watching the video

@robertscranton2358

Жыл бұрын

GUILTY!😁

@mazzinga4716

Жыл бұрын

I thought I was the only one doing that!

@bentekik7137

Жыл бұрын

Guilty as well 🙄🙂

@orangecowboy9549

Жыл бұрын

SO true, so not just me

@jorghubner3635

Жыл бұрын

Same here. 😀

Awesome Noraly. You are truly changing my view on North Africa. Those long desert tracks are calling louder and louder. Great job!

@saidnajah8318

Жыл бұрын

❤

What an interesting and amazing day! It's all about the water and the respect they have for it. There is a true sense of everyone working together for the greater good! Food looked very tasty! Thank you Noraly for an inside look of living in the desert and the use of an oasis! 😀

You have never failed to bring quality and warmth into to every single video, world wide the local communities all adore you , the way they share their homes and cultures with you is a testament of what kind of person you truly are. I’m a better person since watching you these past few years. Your truly a world treasure 😊

They’re right to be proud of their cooperative oasis. Stunning achievement for so many people. Reminds me of childhood playing in my mother’s vegetable garden and snacking on fruit and vegetables as we played. I still remember the taste of a carrot straight out of the soil and rubbed clean on my trousers! Lovely episode.

@GhostShield2

Жыл бұрын

True! Just plain great downearth human decent living, welcoming and warmth

@lailamansour2056

Жыл бұрын

It’s funny in the old days, our dessert were fruits and we can get all sort of veg as snacks . We wash them though in Marrakech hhh. Sweets are homemade healthy cakes or healthy sweets from shops . I miss the old days.

Absolutely top grade Itchy Boots content! Just a fascinating revelation about life in the desert, most of us give little thought how anyone can actually "live" their life there. My favorite bit was when Noraly riding past the camels, in soto voce, "don't spit on me" 🤣!

I love the way you switch languages and embrace the culture 😁🤝👍✅

I love the way that oasis works what a fantastic community I really am amazed how beautiful it is so simple but affectif

As a child of the 60's, I immediately recognized the oasis community you visited. It is the ancestor of what we called a 'COMMUNE" here in the states. we can take so many lessons from other cultures that still operate under the systems that had been in place for hundreds, if not thousands of years. It is so neat to see how people come together to share resources, work and ideas to better the whole group. Side note - when you visited the village musicians, I took notice of the traditional garb worn by them all, but especially they were all wearing sneakers, high tops, running shoes, etc. it seems that different cultures CAN CO-EXIST!!!!!😅👍👟🐪 You have shown us a culture and part of society we never had seen before. Thank you again, and have a safe and happy journey!!! Warm regards from Chris in Ann Arbor.

@yvonnebrink9912

Жыл бұрын

People can always co exist....its government or leaders who cause problems....good leaders make for good societies....

@justincase8532

Жыл бұрын

The Hippy dream in reality !!

@johnbrokx4779

Жыл бұрын

@@justincase8532 yeah, except without the drugs.

It's incredible to see the guy in the middle of desert knowing three major languages well besides the local language. The water delivery that he was showing is called "Qanat" that was invented in Persia thousands of years where they move the water frpm the mountains in the desert for up to 60 kilometers. It is amazing how these people live a comfortable life with not much! Share with others when we can!!!

@GuteisFinger

Жыл бұрын

The same system was used by the ancient Nazca people who lived in the Nazca Desert in Peru. The hydraulic system, known as the puquios, is a combination of underground tunnels, small reservoirs, and spiraling holes called "ojos" that lead from the surface to the water below. The spiral-shaped holes funnel wind into the underground canals. The wind helped to push the water through the system, with the spiral "ojos" serving like ancient pumps.

@yomommastupid

Жыл бұрын

It does not surprises...most Maroccoans are multilingual...French and Spanish is common because of their colonial past.

@hoteloasismerzouga

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ou na pré les lange seulement avec les voyageurs qui vien nous visite Merci pour votre attention

@theamerican7131

Жыл бұрын

@@Brewangelsfelafel don't worry so much you get an ulcer, I am sure they have it all figured out and under control

@hoteloasismerzouga

Жыл бұрын

@@Brewangelsfelafel pour le partage de l'eau en conte pas les tribu en partage eaux selon la superficie de terrain et les tribu ya aucun problème

I like how you learn their language and respect their culture. You have opened many doors doing this.

I can only agree with every comment that has been written here, such a pleasure for us to learn so much thro' you Noraly.

what an incredible community...modern or urban societies can learn a lot from them...especially the way they share their resources and live sustainably

The respect you show is commendable. I hope others take note.

look at the cleanliness of the streets that says a lot about the rest, this gentleman who gives the explanations honors his fellow man, thank you great chef Moroccans are very clean and decorated and embellish their environments as best they can. god bless you are on the right path

Thanks for another great episode, Noraly! Your ability to get accepted by the locals, and have them open up and invite you into their lives is what sets you apart from the other travel vloggers. Your guided tour of this community of farmers was fascinating to see. I love the collective nature of their community, and the respect they show to the natural world. What at first seemed to be an inhospitable landscape turned out to be a living, thriving oasis.

@makalaoui

Жыл бұрын

Indeed she is an awesome person ! but just so you know, in moroccan culture, whoever you are wherever you go, people will invite you in and share with you whatever they can with nothing in return. its just a part of the tradition because they judge no one or seek no one's approval, but simply being normal human beings who live life one day at a time

Fascinating tour of the garden, showing the plants, the water system, and the culture as it has been done for millennia. These are peoples who know how to live together equitably sharing resources. Thanks! And Happy Trails to you.

"Because water is life," his words are so true. The presentation of life in the desert was so informative. I like the way he emphasized how one should be present to utilize the water on schedule.....or you lose the water! Learning about Moroccan culture, and the oasis life by the desert was great.

Its amazing to learn about the life in Sahara desert in Morocco. Its amazing to see a complete stranger being welcomed so enthusiastically. And It’s amazing to find how efficiently the resources can be managed to share equally. This Itchy boots vlog has many lessons to be learned. Noraly is doing a tremendous job in so many various ways. Your ride is our classroom…. Ride safe !

The sens of community and the way these people share their resources demands respect! Also, the cleanliness and neatness of this town and the oasis is really impressive and shows how much everyone cares. Vandalism and carelessness seems not to exist there, wich is (to this extend) unthinkable in the parts of Europe i know. This is a gem.

It’s amazing to me how often you’ve met people with such a good command of English that explain their lives and environment to you (and therefore us!) :)

Such an amazing part of the world! The terrain, the sand, the homes, the people here are incredible.

This is how communities should work. They have made a system of fairness. JazakaAllah

This is the best thing I've seen on the internet in weeks. I'm a middle-aged American and watching this is a genuinely emotional experience.

Noraly, this was by far one of the coolest episodes of your adventures. I hope the guesthouse manager and his fellow people can also see this great video and how much positive reaction it has gained! ❤

This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you Noraly for taking us along on your journey and a big thanks to your host for explaining this special oasis to us and for doing that so well. Many good wishes to all of these good people that share their home land here and with such warmth. Bravo Noraly!

Omg I know this guy very well and his family the best people ever :) welcome to morocco my dear enjoy the ride my friend may Allah protect you

Thanks to Noraly we would never have been educated on how these people survive in the Desert and how much dedication they have for their tribe. Amazing ❤

This is so fantastic - it is not just a motorcycle travelogue - but - a running repo of knowledge of places and people we would normally never hear about. Thanks and mucho arigato for sharing your adventure 🙏

Always an education. I love the way Noraly engages the local people. Best!

Part of the world most of us were unaware of and the people and community unheard of, thanks Noraly for taking us there.

Fascinating demonstration of water management in the oasis. The system depends on having a structure to which everyone has to adhere. Fascinating. Noraly, as always taked us along for the lesson.Thanks.

Your ability with languages never ceases to amaze me.

It's amazing how well connected they are with their environment and learned how to take the most out of it with old and effective techniques.

@ronniesimpson7438

18 күн бұрын

And also improved the speed of water flow by using a little cement.

This is one of my many favorite videos. What an eye opener to adaptation in harsh climate conditions. Do your job, fair trade, family and responsibility all for one goal… too live. We all can learn from this! Well done😊

I like that they make it as fair as possible for the water access, times, amounts, and quality of the two plots of land. That system was developed over time and with good forethought to avoid future problems and human failings.

So interesting how the irrigation system works and how every family contributes to and shares the water resource. I am thoroughly enjoying learning more about this part of the world. It's so wonderful.

@tawfikaitnaceur1318

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Moroco its old kingdom befor 2000 year of history 🇲🇦

They’re system of sharing water and land is such a simple concept it needs to be adapted world wide. But I guess I’m just dreaming out loud. 🤔🤔 Ride safe. ❤️🏍

I'm moroccan amazigh and I really enjoyed hearing Abt this village and how they managed water and how they are helping each other. Thank u noray

Very nice opportunity to see community cooperation in raising food and medicinal items, sharing a bakery, etc. Noraly is certainly a wonderful ambassador as well as tour guide. Thank you.

Like the Hohokam, from centuries ago, they developed irrigation for farming...hundreds of years before Phoenix Arizona became what it is today. The gentleman giving you the tour talked about conservation and distribution of the very thing that gives life. The venting of the underground channels blew my mind. Thanks for taking us along. Be well, be safe.

@Yanzdorloph

Жыл бұрын

that system of irrigation is an ancient Persian technique, in some places in Morocco it goes for several tens of kilometers, and in Iran there's one that goes for almost 80KM, things built over 2000years ago and still working

Great video as always. Wow, the work that one ethnic group went through to create their living area and get water for crops is amazing. You are so watchable as you dive into so many remote areas and get shown around.

What a lovely life these people live. In the age of the rat race and instant gratification, there is something to admire when people choose to live off the land. I bet the average happiness level in that village is higher than a lot of towns here in the UK. ❤

Water is life - something many just take for granted - including me!

Headteachers should add your episodes into their kid’s curriculum - we can all learn so much more by first-hand experience, and you bring us so much fascinating knowledge every time you upload. Keep ‘em coming please! Cheers.

An other fantastic Video Noraly❤❤,I'm proud to watch this as a Moroccan.

As we are one of the local we would like to tank you, that you are showing to the audience around the world a part of our life style in Moroccan sahara desert..

This particular video is very rich with information about the lifestyle of this wonderful kind intelligent people. They are keen to keep their lives and eat naturally without any chemicals