Everyone is all smiles when they hear Noraly find a common language to speak with them

@benefactis2481

11 ай бұрын

Wow you're that girl 👧 👏 😍 🙌

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

11 ай бұрын

You are right! Everyone does indeed smile! Lol….. good catch!

@nothingbutthetruth7554

11 ай бұрын

The fact she can easily speak so many languages!!!👏👏

@rocamaxivojofahd333

11 ай бұрын

Wowee SOOO awesome

@adebayoadedotun5150

8 ай бұрын

Language is the best way to a stranger's heart they say❤❤

I live in South Africa, your videos that you have done in Africa bring tears to eyes. Such a wonderful continent, yes there are problems, but Africa is just a continent of the heart.

@paxwallace8324

11 ай бұрын

Noraly there's a different quality that you emanate now than when I 1st started following you. Maybe a bit more tempered as in one tempers steel.

@kaypee4704

11 ай бұрын

Africa: the origin of man...Neanderthals, HomoErectus & Homosapien....‼⁉️🇺🇸

@ragbag46

11 ай бұрын

Yes, it was a long time ago, but I had a wonderful childhood growing up in Tanganyika and Uganda, such an adventure.

@coconuciferanuts339

11 ай бұрын

Yes,Africa is such a massive Continent.The main "chunk" of Gondwanaland when it broke up.

@plumduff3303

11 ай бұрын

Africa is the best 👌

12 hours on a motorcycle on a paved road road is tiring doing it on a dirt road is incredible, only Noraly can do this.👏👏👏👏👏

My father was from Gambia but I have learnt more about the real Africa from your journey than at any point in my life (I’m 64). Many thanks Noraly….. your vlogs make my day/week 😎👍🏽👍🏽

@tada2508

10 ай бұрын

Where do you live now?

@jattamoro1193

8 ай бұрын

Where do live now

@francisnjie1586

8 ай бұрын

@@jattamoro1193 the UK👍🏽

SO Here we go again. Another ride. Noraly takes me for a ride on her handle bars to places I've never been. Love these rides. Thank You Noraly !!!

@susmitadatta4445

11 ай бұрын

👍👍👍👍

@BoycottChinaa

11 ай бұрын

🍻Have enjoyed the ride since she crossed the 'Stans' of Soviet association in her first season.. into the heart of darkness once again (fo' real)))) "Gaboo" town name? That's what mom always calls me when she wants to make me sad 😞

@jaynetabb208

11 ай бұрын

Wow. 12 hours of bumpy roads. That has to be exhausting! Grateful you made it safely and with a relatively easy border crossing. As always thank you for taking us along. You've got a full bike with all of us tag alongside but we truly appreciate you and the adventures.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

11 ай бұрын

The view Noraly provides is epic!

@artdogg50

11 ай бұрын

Isn't it something! ☺

Every episode is a geography lesson. Every episode gives me faith in humanity and basic kindness. Love them all.

@tinabarrette963

11 ай бұрын

Agree from 🇨🇦🙏🏻

@zazouisa_runaway4371

11 ай бұрын

Well said ❣️Fully agree❣️🫶

@websurfer5772

11 ай бұрын

I always wonder what life is like for people in these places when I see them on a map, and yeah, there's Google Earth but this is way better, riding along with Noraly from town to town and hearing her call out, "Bonjour!" to all the friendly people as she passes by. 🛵

The Mauritanian guys' smiles growing bigger and bigger the more places you listed off was absolute gold!

Your ability to converse with the locals is just phenomenal. It means that you can connect with the local people so much more meaningfully. The smiles on the faces of the locals when they see you and start to talk to you is just heartwarming . This journey is awesome. I enjoy every minute of it. Thank you.

The diversity of this Continent amazes me! I never thought it would look like this

@heraclitus6100

11 ай бұрын

I lived there for 15 years and it still amazes me also.

@isra3638

11 ай бұрын

Africa has over 2500 languages spoken currently, so diverse in culture, food , language. Etc ❤

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

11 ай бұрын

The African continent is an amazing area!

@isra3638

11 ай бұрын

Also Africa is 3.5X times bigger than USA

@donalddodson7365

11 ай бұрын

And there is such a rich history, often suppressed by the colonial powers, of great civilizations, glass, and complex civilizations. I think also greatly impacted by ancient climate changes, especially in North Africa.

I Love that you remind us that Africa is a Continent with many different countries, cultures, climates, socioeconomic environments, religions, and people. The geomorphology as a whole is so vast just like the continents people's. Love Love Love. Thank you.

@kaypee4704

11 ай бұрын

Africa has 54 countries and two undisputed areas: Somaliland and Western Sahara.....and 200+ Languages....soo the term "African American " says nothing....only thing is they're not aware....‼⁉️🇺🇸

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

11 ай бұрын

The sheer number of languages spoken is hard to believe…..

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

11 ай бұрын

@@AndrewBlacker-wr2ve ….. just an expression to say that is a very large number of languages on one continent. I certainly believe it and don’t doubt it at all.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

11 ай бұрын

@@AndrewBlacker-wr2ve ….. lol…. You ask stupid questions too!!! Lol….

@rocamaxivojofahd333

11 ай бұрын

Gee Golly gosh wowee so awesome Noralee is the new GODDESS!

I loved the faces of the men whose smiles got broader and broader as they recognized the names of the towns Noraly had visited. Ingenious but hard work to pull the ferry across the river. Tough job. And the quiet, peaceful (and rough) roads. Gorgeous!

I don’t know why, but the high drone shots of tiny Noraly and her bike - riding through forest, desert, or desolate mountains - produce in me a sharp, bittersweet emotion. It must be the music!

@websurfer5772

11 ай бұрын

In my case, I'm happy to see that our planet is in way better shape then they keep telling us, and most people are just calmly going about living their lives in a cooperative manner. (This must be one of them most subversive comments I've ever written.)

@wildmanmike100

11 ай бұрын

Agape. The highest form of love. You find it when accept you're all alone in this world. This help you mature and find your own unique path like Noraly. After another level you realise you're not actually alone. For we are all connected. Do not underestimate the level courage you need to witness the beauty of life first hand. Congrats to Noraly and Congrats to you.

@websurfer5772

11 ай бұрын

@@wildmanmike100 Good points.

Ah! The Africa I am familiar with… red dust, heat, blue skies, big trees and so much more. This is my world, welcome to you all, and especially you dear Noraly. So glad you made it in one piece! By the way, that was a pont used in that river crossing, quite a common form of transport across rivers in remote areas. Better than a dugout any day. Blessings all 🕊

@vanDeudekom

11 ай бұрын

The Writer Linda Davies? that world famous writer? If yes.....please help Noraly on her way to a book of her travels,......please.

@cheeseburger9232

11 ай бұрын

@@vanDeudekom hope Linda responds

@ArotadoDia1

11 ай бұрын

🧘‍♂️ vou sentar aqui no cantinho e aguardar a resposta da LD....

@lindadavies6109

11 ай бұрын

@@cheeseburger9232 hello, just to clarify, I am not the famous author you are thinking of, just an ordinary person who lives on the continent of Africa who, like you, enjoys watching Noraly’s adventures. Greetings from Africa 🌞

@ArotadoDia1

11 ай бұрын

@@lindadavies6109 😊

Fantastic episode, Noraly. My goodness, what a variety of roads, tracks, and water crossings you experience in an average day of riding in Africa! Great videography as always, and of course that irrepressible Noraly spirit runs through each and every episode. 😊

Noraly, you are such an ambassador to the world. Your rapport with the local people is amazing as you speak in various languages and strike up conversations freely. I am really loving this journey.

From Canada, I think your African series are the best of all your journey. I don’t know if it’s because your getting better or just that we learn so little about African daily life. Great documentaries. So nice to see travel video that aren’t hosted by rich media darlings who want tv networks to pay for their holidays. It’s almost inconceivable how you get this done al on your own. Grazie.

What an amazing day Noraly! You ended the video with that tired, happy and satisfied presence of someone having a grand adventure. I am thrilled that you were able to take us with you. I love the more remote areas too. Glad it was one of your favourite kinds of epic days even if it means some repairs to Alaska.

Even Military convoys dont deter our heroine from her journey! Zigzagging her way through the troops was a joy to see 👍

I Can’t be the only subscriber who is constantly amazed/surprised/enchanted with your upbeat attitude when faced with such trying conditions. AND you ALWAYS finish with a smile, Noraly. It is truly a treat to follow you on these adventures with the wonderful documentaries you provide. I wish you continuing success and delight because that is what you are so obviously seeking…BONNE CHANCE, Noraly…❤❤❤Rick

Wow my knowledge of West Africa grows everyday...thank you for introducing us to these beautiful people and places. Wasn't that ferry just amazing and now I have a new respect for each cashew nut X

Insuperabile Noraly. She never complains, always positive and smiling.

no stress ,no traffic jams, friendly people, and the best part, they walk you across the river..

I found Noraly randomly on KZread and started watching her amazing videos. Keep up the good work Noraly, love from Pakistan🇵🇰❣️

Drone images of the river crossing are spectacular!👍👍

It was quite the dusty ride. Noraly hit her stride With only time to race She was in her happy (but hot) place.

Isn’t it amazing how most Africans can converse in multiple languages! English? French? Spanish? Portuguese? Fortunately Noraly can dabble in several languages and that helps establish a rapport in her many encounters.

@neilmeiskey5482

11 ай бұрын

So true and here in the USA very few of us can do that!

@wernerz911

11 ай бұрын

The only strange thing is that they can no longer speak these languages ​​when they are not in Africa.

@ncubesays

11 ай бұрын

​@@wernerz911 I'm rather confused. What do you mean?

@kirenpillay

11 ай бұрын

Noraly is an honorary African.

@lul3jon

11 ай бұрын

@@ncubesays I’m confused too.

I was lucky enough to work in several African countries, Gambia and Senegalbeing two of them. It makes me very happy that Noraly can bring the beauty of these countries to many in the USA. You do a great job highlighting the simplicity of life while revealing the great character of Africans who live in much rasher conditions than we do in the USA. Keep riding, recording and seeking out the wonders of this amazing continent.

Noraly is looking so strong & well.All that hard adventuring over the years has toughened her up. Very necessary to do the incredible feats that she performs.

You are one amazing woman and you represent life at its finest! Thank you.

Those drone shots were just stunning, video production has gone through the roof, you deserve awards for this 😊

An episode from Noraly never disappoints. The video editing, music, and all the thought and effort that goes into making an episode along with the travel logistics. Amazing!

Noraly's travels into the most primitive of places that cares less of what the rest of the world thinks. What a stark contrast to our modern living. Simply amazing that she has the courage and gumption to take us along for the ride on such solo trips.

You know it's a great day when you hear "Good morning internet " from Norly ✌

What a stunning section of my beautiful African continent. The drone shots were insanely beautiful. So glad you are ok after such a hectic day. You did so well, as per usual. Taking averything in your stride. Thanks for another enlightening video. Love from NZ.

Africa must be the continent with the most diverse fauna, flora, cultures, people, languages etc. Thanks for sharing Noraly. It is always a pleasure watching your videos 👍🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

@isra3638

11 ай бұрын

It’s ❤

Another wonderful episode of dust, pot holes, border interactions, awesome birds eye drone views, river crossing on a manually operated bargelike ferry, on dirt roads I know you love to ride. If your motorcycle filters are getting so dirty, what's happening to your own lungs? You really do look exhausted but also look very happy. 👍 ❤.

@Dave-sw2dm

11 ай бұрын

Hopefully she is wearing her "Itchy Boots" neck scarf that not only looks good, but helps filter the dust from the air she is breathing!

Really enjoying the vegetation changes in this series, particularly the increasing size and variety of trees as you journey South and East.

The best teacher is a hands on teacher. Professor Noraly has the largest class on the planet. We worldwide students of yours sincerely appreciate your educating us every class session episode.

Love Watching Your Young Video's Norally, You Are Still The Same In 2023 And A Lot Of Miles On Your Back, God Bless You!

An epic day in your adventure! A beautiful sunrise while riding an extremely dusty road! Then, your aerial views are always beautiful and bring us the surrounding landscape! A very long day, but your man-powered ferry crossing went smoothly. Alaska has been through so many minor repairs, I’m sure the recovery will be quick! Thank you for bringing us another day in your adventure! Ride safe Noraly!

Empty roads, beautiful scenery and lovely people what more could you want to share with us. The anticipation of your videos Noraly keeps us all sane in this topsy turvy world we live in at present. Thank you for all the work you put into them to show us your adventures.

One thing that I like is that you'll talk about having a long day riding ahead of you and then you'll have the drone up, or you'll stop for something else. You focus on the moment. Another thing is the ability to appreciate things during a 10 hour ride. Riding for so long is not a walk in the park. I find these videos a great metaphor for life. Finding the gems along the way.

@lucindavillarreal2676

11 ай бұрын

Great comment!

I'm from Guinea 🇬🇳 and I'm very happy to watch this marvelous crossing of yours. Be safe!

60 years ago we went on a chain ferry in Kenya over a river near to the coast north of !Mombasa. The guys used to sing while pulling the chain, it was known as the 'singing ferry'. I believe there is now a bridge but they keep the ferry for the tourists.

🇮🇹 Here WE are, folks! Gooood Afternoon, Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let’s gooooo, as usual! 🇮🇹

@bajaborracho9139

11 ай бұрын

Sunday morning, got my coffee, let's go!!!!! 😊

Judging by those roads it must be one wild place in the rainy season.

Noraly and Alaska.....Never have I seen such a compatible couple made so well for each other. Both tough, Both beautiful. Deservedly, Noraly gets most of the accolades but that CRF 300 Rally has been through so many kms of brutal conditions and doesn't disappoint.....just like Noraly. My all time favorite water crossing was the cable cage in the Amazon but there was something about this serene crossing powered by man the way they kept rotating around pulling the cable. Sometimes simple is good. Amazing Noraly can keep batteries charged with spotty electricity to keep those magnificent drone shots coming. Again the music is beautiful. Thank you my favorite teacher. Peace ❤❤❤

Noraly? I love your drone work. I get super emotional and tear-up many times. Thank you for allowing me to ride along and see our world. I love you for this…❤️

@ericcox6764

11 ай бұрын

Me too. The timing of the edits to the music is impeccable. I’ve teared up several times watching her videos.

Alaska may have taken a lot of beating on these dirt tracks you love to ride but it looked amazing through the drone footage. Fantastic ! Another border crossing meant another welcome although at the end of the day Noraly you really looked exhausted. Too bad about the fall but thankfully no injuries. Ride safe

Human powered river crossing. The music, the drone shots, the music, your joy even in difficult times, the smiles and human warmth you generate in all you come across. Just incredible. Beyond words. Thanks Noraly🙏

Itchy Boots! You are the product of a civilized country that thinks positive! Thanks Holand! You are awesome!

What a beautiful ride. Interesting people, roads the colour of Africa with cashew and mango alongside and classic thatched round houses. Just timeless!

Good Mornings. You are WORLD WIDE! 😊

The Dutch People/Government have to give you some kind of award for your diplomatic efforts!

Noraly, just can't help thinking how courageous and strong you are. To handle a bike day, after day, in those conditions is just amazing. You are my hero!!! An ex-biker. Godspeed!!

As always, riding with you makes for a perfect Sunday morning! And a bonus river crossing.......

We get to see so many beautiful places and scenery thank you so much !

It seems that most people get very friendly when seeing Noraly’s smile!

Ok, that drone shot of the bike on the barge from about 100’ out is just the coolest shot ever - it just epitomizes everything you are doing. I do lots of stuff myself and will continue to do so but I love what you are doing and how you are able to share it. I do t miss an episode so thank you!

Thank you Noraly for taking us to places we have not seen or known about. Love how you are spreading loving kindness through out the world!

Sunday morning in Los Angeles means Noraly! This episode did not dissapoint. Great drone shot crossing that river/border!

@pipwood2172

11 ай бұрын

You are lucky its Monday morning in Aus for us

@skalai01

11 ай бұрын

Yep , couldn’t wait to get the kids to school this Monday morning in Adelaide australia

Noraly No matter how long, hot, stops or tired you are you always push that extra mile with enthusiasm and the biggest smile ever. I love your journeys. Keep safe.

I really enjoy seeing all the different people, cultures and landscapes that Noraly encounters on her travels. And can you believe the stamina this woman has riding for hours in this terrain? As a side note I am proud that currently a Honda product can carry Noraly reliably through all of these adventures. I have been involved with the manufacturing of Honda products for 28 years.

@moremoney2

11 ай бұрын

Chadman03elantra; Honda should have itchy boots to sponsor this woman. She represents their brand well and could be a good ambassador for them if she chooses. Should she accept there should be no political constraints on her.

I am repeatedly overwhelmed at the level of adventure you bring to "adventure riding".

Noraly is in one f the poorest parts of Africa yet the people are friendly and I am amazed at the ease of the border crossings, no bribes or impossible crowds. Some nice drone work again!!

Noraly, "The river crossing went well" while my Daughter oberved "Oh my god that is Roman Era technology". One thing that has not changed is the wonderful people that make up our earth. None the less Noraly, you are quite mad and that is why I honor you.

Noraly, it makes me so happy to watch your adventure unfolding, how you negotiate challenges and how beautiful West Africa is through your eyes. I can almost imagine myself riding alongside trying to find the words to describe the beauty of people and places. I'm proud of how you present the world to us.Thank you for sharing your epic adventure!

Ahhh - Africa, the Great Mother 🥰 Another country, another river and another border crossing ... stunning drone photography of the river crossing and of the forest ... oh, my the various shades of green, just amazing. Thank you, Noraly GO ITCHY BOOTS, GO ... 🏍🏍🏍

Every time the epic music comes up I know we’re in for some awesome drone shots ❤

Love the continent, love the countries, love the adventures and most of all I love nature.... it's rush hour and the crowds that I....

Wherever Noraly goes, you will notice that every local show their smile as a gesture of welcome. Like us, were are so amaze how this young lady bring smile to us. Take care and hopefully you bring more joy to everyone of us ! More power to you young Lady !!!

A bumpy, dusty ride, but BEAUTIFUL! I especially liked the shaded tree-lined pathways, the yellow flowers on the trees, and that giant monolith of earth at the end. Thank you for sharing with us, Normally. Take good care!

@garyholt8315

11 ай бұрын

simply stunning with equally beautiful music to go with it ❤👌👍

The positive attitude is the biggest crown you have Noraly a very big thumbs up & stay safe & be blessed always .

Loving this series, as a old ‘mulungu’ from Zambia, the recent episodes show some of the simple living I was fortunate to grow up in. This environment can be a tough life for Africans but this is my happy place, and heaven on a motorbike. Betty todavía piensa que eres una chica loca y te envía amor. A bit treacley but your spirit warms us, bedankt.

The Navajo Nation has a saying “ walk in beauty “ and a related prayer which is familiar to the Christian is part of the Lord prayer which in short summary is forgiveness. With your accident you didn’t dwell on negative thinking as different things are a part of everyday life. So with this thought “ ride in beauty” , you’re a good person thanks for allowing us to view the beauty of Africa .

I love your channel started watching when you were in Southern Africa and I've never stopped. I enjoy seeing other countries through your videos. It really makes my day😊

You are teaching me more about West African than I've ever known before. Just love to experience your joy with you!!!

The river crossing powered by tiny humans in that vast landscape was breathtaking.

Terrific scenes on the ferry at river crossing! Nice aerial view! The heat must have been taxing...thanks so much for toughing this out. What an adventure!!!

Much cooler river crossing…brings new meaning to man power, for sure. Loved the drone footage. Things seem so laid back in your travels here. I can see why you are feeling excited to be alone on this leg of your journey. Stunning day!

You are an amazing woman Noraly! Prayers up! What a light in the World! The Whole World will come to know the name Noraly♥️👍🏼👍🏽🙏

Dear Noraly, following you should be required viewing for all geography majors! Actually, everyone who cares about people, culture and this planet should watch. Thank you for your beautiful editing, drone footage, especially of the river crossing (!), music, commentary… all brilliant!!

Every time there is a new episode, I learn more about my world thru Noraly. I love how she takes notice of the little things in videos like the smell of the cashew trees...and the drone footage of the red/brown dirt roads going the the jungle....so cool. To see land that outside of the roads and small villages, man has hardly scratched the surface of the land. Thanks for such epic rides Noraly!!!

@jasonzerbini2375

11 ай бұрын

Yep Dave I was always attentive to to the little comments she makes that are so interesting to anyone who listens. So many comments revolve around the high impact events but there are so many little Noraly tidbits in every video that to me are as interesting as the bigger events.

@Minina-Nena-Celina

11 ай бұрын

​@@jasonzerbini2375 Both are completely right. She has that extra that make her so special young lady.

Hi Noraly, still loving your work, thanks! XXX 🙂

The friendliness, the scenery , the adventure , just wonderful .

I get to see cashew’s trees for the first time and on the branch! I love cashews

12 hours. Yikes! But what a gorgeous ride through remote, off the beaten tracks. Plus, multi-lingual, friendy locals and neat treed villages. Great video Noraly - your appetite for adventure and stamina is remarkable. PS: red fruit = cashews 👍

Real manpower on a river crossing...

It's is so cool how everyone that see's our Itchy Boots just can't grasp the thought of a Woman on a Motorcycle going cross Country like she is, then they also can't get over that very nice machine she is driving and all the electronics. Then also the fact that she meets no strangers makes it a lot to take in for them and their face's are so fun to watch when she see's someone for the 1st time 😘

In each episode my appreciation for you increases my lady you are a brave and kind woman and we are grateful to you for sharing this wonderful 💚 adventure with us God bless you Nourali

Thank you so much for bringing us along. 12 hours of riding, WOW, what a trooper. Stay hydrated, be safe, happy travels, looking forward to the next episode. Cheers from Canada.

WOW! I am the very first to comment for the second time. It's not the trees that smell so strongly at 6:17, but rather the drupes that fall to the ground and begin fermenting. They smell delicious like wine to me. Omg! That's incredible that they pull a chain to get the ferry across the river. It's very empowering to me. I would love to lend a hand with it. Fantastic video! I want to go!

you're having a great trip, norali, you're amazing, you got a drone shot, it makes me feel like I'm there 😃

We need more people like Noraly! Culturally versed!

Atleast the scenery is tter than sand. Amazing how many languages are available to communicate in. It always amazes me how many currencies are necessary. Stay safe

Noraly at the end of her best episodes: So exhausted she can hardly speak, but she's happy! ☺ I am not surprised the people at the border took long to let go of you. If my Guinean born buddy who lives around the corner from my place is in any way representative of the people in Guinea, you'll risk overstaying your Visa as you got trapped in long funny chats everywhere! 🥳🤗😍 And: Aha! The CFA kind of is the African Euro! Interesting, I didn't know that yet. (Although you told us already, I guess. That's 1 point down with my Itchybooter grade, I fear. 😫)

A truly spectacular dirt ride through the bush with stunning drone footage of the river crossing and the bush. Itchy Boots was in heaven!!!

I never saw a ferry running mechanically , once again a nice one

Watching Noraly's Spectacular ride & outstanding scenery is amazing. Thanks for sharing more of your and the wonders of our world. Have a good rest. 💯 🙏 🏍️🦩🏍️

Noraly, Thx for sharing your passion with us!! The picture perfect scenery/landscape is just out of this world....mesmerizing.... Just so damn wonderful/amazing to see the beauty of Africa through the eyes of Itchy Boots.... awesome!!’ Safe traveling God Bless