The geologic commentary is very welcome. Thank you.

The drone REALLY enhances everyone’s understanding and appreciation of your adventurous trip.

@keangwooichoo6138

26 күн бұрын

I wonder if she could test self flying drone called hoverair x1.

@turtle-frogs

26 күн бұрын

I agree . In her last series while using the drone in Canada 🇨🇦, she captured a uap fly past in three frames.🤠

@omnipresent1215

26 күн бұрын

I agree. I do find myself wishing she could draw a line over the approximate path of travel to get to where she is. Either way I just appreciate that she is uploading her travels and adventures including some interactions with locals.

@bigcity2085

25 күн бұрын

Her taking the time to explain the rift valley as well....we would never know that. She's amazing. Noraly : you are amazing.

I have noticed that during your travels, you have chosen to stay at local resorts and hotels and have also eaten at local establishments. As someone who values the support of African businesses, I want to express my gratitude for your commitment to showcasing Africa's beauty while supporting its local economy. I wish you safe and enjoyable trips.

@arnoldhau1

26 күн бұрын

While I agree that is her stye I don't think you don't have much of a choice outside big population centres or tourist areas.

@Guuggel

26 күн бұрын

@@arnoldhau1 Yeah not much Hiltons and Starbucks in the middle of jungle.

@TheOtherMwalimu

25 күн бұрын

A strange comment,,, where else would she stay? Unless you're living at the Ritz, anyone here is supporting the local economy

@just42tube

24 күн бұрын

​@@TheOtherMwalimu I assume that the alternative would be to use camper type vehicles and to take or import the food items you need with you. That wouldn't fit together well with her lonely biker tour. The comment can also be interpreted as giving priority to the locally owned businesses, local capital, compared to foreign or international companies.

@williamchandler2558

21 күн бұрын

Looking great

I immediately felt bad for myself and for many other Ethiopians who were watching her when I learned that she will not cover Ethiopia. Her videos really intrigue me, and since I'm a geologist, I can understand her well-informed remarks on various geological aspects. and I think her professional videography might have done honor to Ethiopia's breathtaking landscapes and abundant geological treasures. I'm hoping for brighter times ahead and that you'll come see my nation.

@gadaffi1000

18 күн бұрын

I really hope so too.

“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.”. Noraly I give it to you. You are very strong, from Madagascar I thought you will rest a bit but here you are giving us the best KZread channel. A big thank you❤

@ekimandersom4478

27 күн бұрын

How do you know she didn’t take a break?

@Luckymizinga

27 күн бұрын

@@ekimandersom4478 because of how close the episodes are to each other. Hope that answers your question. Thank you

@ekimandersom4478

27 күн бұрын

@@Luckymizinga Well she can upload whenever, so that doesn’t mean a thing.

@GilsonJr.Whitout.Numbers

27 күн бұрын

I loved.

@jessej5426

27 күн бұрын

Of course you get to see the adventure at least 3 months after!

You brought me home here. The group of painted men you saw at the beginning is called “Gule wamkulu” it’s a form of religion. Just like Christianity or Islam you get initiated to join. Enjoy some nsima with Chambo

@sotweet6123

27 күн бұрын

Thanks! I was scrolling down to see if anyone knew who they were. Much appreciated! 🇨🇦

@jimmerrithew453

27 күн бұрын

​@@sotweet6123 greetings from Beaver County, Alberta.

@morecowbell20

27 күн бұрын

@@jimmerrithew453 Hi neighbour, from Wetaskiwin County, Alberta!

@magnusmartensson1868

27 күн бұрын

Thank you! I would have guessed they were shamen wearing spirits, but you gave me the possibility to educate myself further. Thank you!

@BarryGrumbine

27 күн бұрын

This is the comment I was looking for, Thanks!

In future, Kids will have 2 answers about Alaska, one is US state, another Noraly's motorbike. Big thumbs up, Noraly 👍

I hope Noraly will never stop making these wonderful videos that enrich my life. The Africa trip has been so interesting, and it is sad that it is coming to an end. I enjoy spending my 40 minutes a week in Noraly's company and hope there will be more adventures to come from this wonderful lady.

@jereking254

24 күн бұрын

I am excited she says the show stopper is in Kenya; As a resident, I now it won't disappoint.

It's so worth , positive and even healthy to watch Noraly channel because she's always positive and gives a smile to the obstacles that she faced. She is the best.🙏🙏🙏

@jasonzerbini2375

26 күн бұрын

You are so right. If we learn from the examples Noraly sets for us in every video, it can work wonders in our lives and improve health. I've put her positivity into practice in my life wherever I go and its amazing the difference it makes interacting with people. Doom, gloom, fear and worry is on the news and big media TV everyday which is why I do not fill my eyes and ears with it instead watch Noraly. Peace!

@Minina-Nena-Celina

26 күн бұрын

@@jasonzerbini2375 Exactly. She is so positive that's the best to watch in KZread..

2.3 million subscribers....not so bad for a motorcyclist.......nature guide.....showing cultures around the world. You've done pretty good Noraly.

@keangwooichoo6138

26 күн бұрын

Geologist as well

@raysorayaray

26 күн бұрын

She really great adventurer, thumbs up🎉🎉🎉

I can't get enough Itchy Boots. Who else has fallen in love with this charismatic lovely dutch traveller? Who has taken up motorcycling because they were inspired to ride by Noraly? Who else got on their bike and travelled to a different country because Noraly inspired them?

@spiffcats

20 күн бұрын

Inspired me to take up motorcycling, no, inspire me to buy a new crf300 and ride a solo 9000km trip in 2 weeks through a different country, yes. That was this springs vacation, next summer I plan to ride it to Alaska also which will be a shorter but more remote trip

@officialwildcardadventures

19 күн бұрын

@@spiffcats 🙌Them CRF300's are solid little bikes. Noraly has more than put Alaska to the test. Some of the roads she had this bike on a lot of people COULDN'T ride on safely. Noraly has skills. I'm a fan!

The bright and joy in her eyes is what I most love. Very inspiring! ☺️☺️

Welcome to +254🇰🇪🇰🇪 Can't wait to Hear Welcome to Kenyaaa....That will be a bunger...Kenyan's in the house Nipe Like

@BS-kl9yf

27 күн бұрын

More like welcome to flooding and closed roads lol

@galdessa1

26 күн бұрын

@@BS-kl9yf And more traffic police wanting money.

@BS-kl9yf

26 күн бұрын

@@galdessa1 yeah given that her videos are like one month ahead of editing and posting, most likely she is already in Kenya at the moment experiencing these challenges. It also depends whether she arrives through Rwanda Uganda side which might take longer than straight to Tanzania into Kenya.

@BestIn254

25 күн бұрын

Can't wait

@AfricanTeeTravels

24 күн бұрын

We won't rest when she'll be here.😂😂 we've been waiting for so long

You have such a fan base in Kenya. Good to see you on the road again with Alaska. Always looking forward to Noraly's uploads. They give me a break from the world's madness.

@rockinrodlittle

27 күн бұрын

I lived in Kenya for a few years. I always thought it would be great to motorcycle around the Rift Valley.

@lvseka

27 күн бұрын

She should do a meet up in Kenya as a good way to end the Africa trip.

@Francis_Musyoki

27 күн бұрын

@@lvseka her videos are backdated, I reckon she's already left Africa.

@hassshoban8206

27 күн бұрын

Kenyans would steal her bike. 😊

@2daysago_

27 күн бұрын

True.... im in Garissa. I never missed her videos for the last 2yrs. Through her i learnt alot especially Africa.

...loving the ad hoc tutorials on geography, geology, meteorology, geopolitics, adaptability, life, etc. But most importantly, Noraly clearly illustrates how humanity is the best currency. For me, she is easily the coolest, most chilled and most unapologetic *über-nerd* on the interweb. Yay!😎

@seayak

25 күн бұрын

well said!

I lived for 3 months in Mangochi, Malawi in 1990 (I was 20..) and worked in a catholic parish as a driver companion for the missionary father. What memories about daily life. Smells, habits, sounds and human relationships with locals.. A very educational experience for me 💚 😊 Malawi was one of the most quiet and peaceful place in Africa. I hope it's still like this. Thank you Noraly for this video

ALASKA!! It's so good to see our favorite bike again!

@ruthtembo4725

27 күн бұрын

Alaska to the world that's my favourite bike as well

@jaykb6587

27 күн бұрын

And to hear Alaska, too. I've missed her gentle purr. ❤

@UserName_no1

27 күн бұрын

​@@jaykb6587Even similar sounding bikes she's ridden don't have quite the distinctive sound Alaska does.👂👍

@jimtitt3571

27 күн бұрын

The KTM was better.

@jaykb6587

27 күн бұрын

@@jimtitt3571 Might have been better, but Alaska is so much more loved. And Alaska gets loaded to the proverbial gills. That other one just had bare essentials. Just a question...you obviously don't have feelings for a bike, only what it is capable of...do you have any pets?

I love when she puts on her geologist helmet.

Im 🇰🇪 Kenyan. But in tanzania for two weeks now. TANZANIA IS BEAUTIFUL. Cant wait for her to get the shorts. Kenya is also beautiful but tanzanian nature is on another level.

Africa is splitting apart through that rift valley, when it separates, one half will be called Halfrica! 😉

@jereking254

24 күн бұрын

Where is it splitting? Western Rift or Eastern Rift?

Although I have watched your episodes over several years riding a variety of bikes, seeing you on Alaska is always my favorite. Have really enjoyed experiences riding along with you through Africa. 💗 always.

Another 10 on the Noraly video scale. Seeing Alaska again and all the countryside of Malawi, the lake, and geology lesson were fantastic. I will never tire of these adventures that Noraly produces so well.

@timhouston1638

27 күн бұрын

Well said. Such a joy to keep following the Itchy Boots adventure.

@aaronmcclenson7090

26 күн бұрын

What in the world were they doing those masked men. Anyone know?

Welcome to my home country! I certainly did not recognise any of the back roads you used to get to the lake shore! The decorated young lads by the side of the road at 7:26 are participating in a rite of initiation (to adulthood) called Gule Wamkulu.

Noraly. When you are finally done riding Alaska you know you can’t sell it. Alaska should be put on display somewhere. She has earned it!

👍👍👍👍👍👍 I don’t have enough thumbs to say how delighted I am with this amazing episode! Malawians are sweet and gentle people, if you noticed Maggie giving an elbow tap when introducing herself, it is a mark of respect. Just to say, it has been pouring with rain in Kenya the past week as well, the rainy season ain’t over yet! Blessings all 👋👋🎈🇿🇦

Very interesting to see the moving of the tectonic plates and these corresponding rifts on a larger scale, really shows how tiny we humans are and our perception of time is in comparison to this world.

@alexthedeal1827

27 күн бұрын

this world is all about us, not some dumb plates

@mencken8

27 күн бұрын

“Numbers do not seem to work well with regard to deep time. Any number above a couple of thousand years -fifty thousand, fifty million- will with nearly equal effect awe the imagination to the point of paralysis." - John McPhee, Basin and Range

You talk about fishing ,I saw some fishermen waving ,their boat engine stopped ,yep you guessed it ,they couldn't swim. So I swam out got a rope and pulled them in ,borrowed some tools and fixed their boat motor. HUGE SMILES ,AND THANK YOUs ,made my day to to be able to help them .

She is no different from an actress. Her riding skills are amazing. She is adventurous. Has impeccable tastes. Is a good story teller. Wonderful photographer. Her choice of music is outstanding. No wonder why her videos are eagerly looked forwarded to by her followers.

@Katrene.

27 күн бұрын

There is one difference... actressess act... She is the REAL DEAL! :D

@Aaron71304

27 күн бұрын

Except she lives in real life and actresses live in make believe.

@geegee9991

27 күн бұрын

I donn't think that equating Noraly with an actress is at all accurate. Noraly is everything else you mentions, a good storyteller, adventurer, videographer. None of that is acting.

@giles-df9yu

27 күн бұрын

She does not do make believe..

@nicolescott1354

27 күн бұрын

What kind of backhanded compliment is that?

Noraly your adventure thru Africa has been a favorite of mine. Knowing I will never go there, but experiencing it thru your eyes has been a blessing. You bring to life African culture, daily life, the more true Africa then we see on television. Cathedrals, food, terrain outstanding education!! Thank you!!!❤

@jaykb6587

27 күн бұрын

But thankfully, she only mentioned the food poisoning...

@nbco55

27 күн бұрын

​@@jaykb6587Eh, you can get that anywhere... Lol

@nsunza

27 күн бұрын

Come to Tanzania, I'll be glad to host you🤗

@bardo0007

27 күн бұрын

@@nsunza she is on her way

@galdessa1

26 күн бұрын

@@bardo0007 More than likely in Kenya now.

Another excellent video from Noraly. Beautiful drone shots. Who else remembers Toto's "I bless the rains down in Africa..."?

FYI: One half of Lake Malawi is in Malawi and the other half is in Tanzania (under the name Lake Nyasa). Therefore, the borderline is supposed to be right in the middle of the lake all the way from south to the north. I, too can't get enough of Itchy Boots. Keep on keeping on, Noraly!

Amazing that Noraly has added half a million subscribers since I began watching her videos last year. It makes complete given how delightful she is as a person AND how talented she is in sharing her adventures. Thanks Noraly. You've given me a glorious view of our world... places I would never have visited but now appreciate.

@alannakennedy5273

26 күн бұрын

I really enjoy watching Itchy Boots😊

@kenc1800

25 күн бұрын

Yes, I am one of them!

I am living my later years vicariously thru your travels and adventures. You are able to meet wonderful people and visit amazing places. Thanks for sharing your experiences will all of us. Safe travels.

Alaska will be sulking and pouting like: "You cheated on me with not one, but TWO other bikes! I can smell them on you! You, you NAUGHTY GIRL!" (Stamps foot and flounces away...)😂😂😂

I'm biased, but for me, Malawi is god's own country. Having been born there and lived in many of the different parts of the country, it brings it all back what a wonderful country it is. Noraly, please, include the place names in your narrative! I think I've worked out you stayed in Nkhata Bay after Lilongwe.

@caeruleusvm7621

24 күн бұрын

Yes, it looks like Nkhata Bay to me. I agree that place names would make her adventures easier to follow, as well as more instructive and enjoyable.

What a shame that your journey through Africa will end, I love your journeys through the African continent 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

@jaykb6587

27 күн бұрын

But the real shame to this ending...it will end Alaska, too. She said in an earlier video that Alaska will be retired. 😫😭😭😭

@ekimandersom4478

27 күн бұрын

@@jaykb6587So what?

@SONYCALIXTO3823

27 күн бұрын

@@jaykb6587 What a shame but what will be noraly's next journey?

@Killswitch1411

27 күн бұрын

@@jaykb6587 Alaska went through some hard times lol

@kirkslayden834

27 күн бұрын

​@@jaykb6587but Alaska can be rebuilt and gone on new journeys with a new person it could have a new head put on new piston new rod bearings end all bearings in the crankcase and gearbox add a new pitcock and she will be ready to go another life God bless all

the moment you updated us on kenya being your last country in this season i really screamed with joy.... being a kenyan living abroad wished you'd pass through kenya atleast for you to show us how the ground is.. am humbled... showing me most african countries and how we are gave me the morale to travel to other african countries... thank you noraly

ACHTUNG, Noralys Videos machen SÜCHTIG! 😘 Die (technische, qualitative) Entwicklung der Videos von Season 1 bis zu den aktuellen Videos ist phänomenal! Besonders gut gefällt mir, dass Noraly aufgrund der technischen Möglichkeiten nun auch während der Fahrt kommentiert und uns an ihren Eindrücken teilhaben lässt. Riesengroßes Kompliment!!! Ebenso phänomenal ist die Entwicklung der Skills von Noraly im Bezug auf das Motorradfahren. Unverändert ist die sympathische Art und die positive Einstellung von Noraly zu all den Situationen, auch wenn diese oft eine große Herausforderung sind. Ich (65 Jahre alt) freue mich sehr auf diese Art die Welt auf eine sehr sympathische Art kennenzulernen. Danke Noraly und alles Gute auf all deinen Reisen.

Hi girl! I follow your videos. As I am highly dyslexic, I cannot drive a car or ride a motorcycle. So I dream as if I were you. Traveling to exciting places and interacting with wonderful people. Traveling mentally with you, I dream that one day we will have a single planet, without nations, without flags, without anthems, without obstacles and bureaucracy, without war and without disputes. All on a single, friendly planet. Every day I am grateful for the good people who inhabit this Earth. For you "Itchy Boots" Gratitude, gratitude, gratitude!

Noraly has a lot of attitude and courageous spirit, and this soundtrack makes my heart and mind accelerate faster, it's pure adrenaline and adventur.

Someone else here used the word “delightful”, in their appreciation of Noraly. I can’t think of a better word to describe her character. She is delightful!

I was introduced to Noraly and Itchy Boots 3 months ago and have since watched every episode. The awe and admiration I have for her and her character, abilities, and bravery is unmatched. She has inspired me to start riding again after 24 years at the age of 54. Thank you, thank you , thank you., Noraly. ❤❤ P.S. I am a barber in a busy tourist town and have shared my love of the Itchy Boots channel with as many people as possible.

I still find it amazing how far you and Alaska have been together. You have experienced breaks and mishaps together and yet you both continue to bring us new adventures!

Hello from Port ELIZABETH, Summerstrand! Gqeberha! South Africa 😊❤🎉

@philsdotart

27 күн бұрын

Same here...from Walmer, Port Elizabeth

@Svdz70

27 күн бұрын

Love Port Elizabeth and SA as a country ❤❤❤❤

Most depressing words I hear most days..."That's was it for today..." LOVE WHAT YOU DO!

Wünsche alles Gute und baldiges Besserung 👍👌🍀 Familie Stalzer aus Graz 🇦🇹

I think Honda owes you a lifetime of free motorcycles and maintenance worldwide. There has never been better commercial promotion of a motorcycle since you started riding your Hondas. The only other one that comes to mind I’d “ the long way around” with Charly Boorman and the Scottish actor Ewan McGregor, and they had a slew of backup following them for technical support of their BMW GS bikes. Alaska is nowhere near that needy😎

@ekimandersom4478

27 күн бұрын

Honda owes her nothing 😂 Also that bike broke down several times and was rebuild and modded.

@bramvandermey8779

27 күн бұрын

@@ekimandersom4478 Opinion. I have mine, you have yours, interesting to note a lot more agree with me

@HenryTheGerman

26 күн бұрын

Yes, there can't be a better promotion for Honda than Noraly's videos twice a week. But the KTM seemed to perform even better under the harsh conditions in Madagascar, and with smaller luggage burden. I would much appreciate to hear a statement about the KTM from Noraly.

@robertgrey5993

26 күн бұрын

The kind of performance Norally requires from a bike is much greater than someone on a Sunday afternoon jaunt would require. She rides fully loaded over the worst terrain imaginable in the worst weather possible.

@ekimandersom4478

26 күн бұрын

@@robertgrey5993 She did the same with the Himalayan, but that was never rebuild or broken down, both times.

My father used to breed Malawi cichlids when he was younger! Those were some beautiful fish, shiny like jewels. I'm glad you could see the lake - what a place.

@jaykb6587

27 күн бұрын

My favorite tropical fish were a breeding trio of Lamprilogus Brichardi. (Sp?) Regrettably, someone managed to steal all three of them. I just hope they were as loved and appreciated as when I had them! Beautiful pale blue with silver highlights, especially along their lyre tails. I still miss them, decades later. 😩❤️

@mrmovies2454

27 күн бұрын

Beautiful fish

@fireisle

27 күн бұрын

If you are going to keep tropical fish you can't choose prettier fish than Malawi Cichlids. Truely jewel like.

Really cool looking at the geology of Africa. Had no idea that Africa is being pull apart. Amazing.

The unmistakable sound of Alaska!

@thembadube9589

27 күн бұрын

Yes, she (Alaska, that is) purred ecstatically as Noraly rode her after such a while. She (Alaska, that is) is used to being ridden every day, so we can't really blame her, can we.

@lilyvarela1459

27 күн бұрын

Hola Alaska! 🏍️ Una belleza el lago y las montañas, otra aventura de Noraly ♥️

@jasonzerbini2375

26 күн бұрын

Yes so comforting to see Noraly back on Alaska. I'm ride my 300 Rally 5-6 days a week. I cannot hit the start button without thinking of Noraly and Alaska. There may be motorcycles that are better in specific conditions, but Alaska will forever be known as one of the most versatile as a world traveler and a great fit for Noraly. That bike has soul from the time she debuted it in front of the herd of curious onlooking Holsteins. Peace!

@user-tg1ml4yg2u

26 күн бұрын

Love Alaska…and love you!

Hi, Alaska. We miss you so much!

@jollypippa3632

26 күн бұрын

Absolutely, I missed Alasker very much. So good to see Alasker again.

every dog that sees noraly they instantly love her. that only proves how good person she is. not to mention the other animals. xD

VERY INTERESTING INFORMATION ABOUT THE RIFT VALLEY. NEVER HEARD OF IT. SAFE TRAVELS!!

@feather1950

27 күн бұрын

Absolutely interesting 😊

Classic Noraly - great cross country riding, spectacular drone shots from a terrific destination, capped off with a geology lesson.

Malawi: the warm heart of Africa!!! Many fond memories from my youth growing up in Zomba and time at the 365/52 lake (length and width).

Reunited with Alaska. She looks so clean, which probably won't last.😊 Been watching since episode number one,and it just keeps getting better. Thanks for the ride Noraly. ❤

@user-du1mz5zx7s

27 күн бұрын

Honda reliability👍🏼 !

Looking forward to The Tanzania Tour. The Africa series has been a lot fun to watch. Jim and harriet

Thank you Noraley for allowing us to see parts of Africa as you see it. The scenery is truly stunning and it’s nice to see it the way you see it. You are such an inspiration and the way you handle every situation is humbling, On your own in unknown territories. My husband and I love watching your videos and I’m going to go back to the start to watch your adventures from the beginning.

@bernien3956

26 күн бұрын

That’s a fantastic idea. I binged watched every episode from season one. Plus some online interviews and the videos during the African wet season where she went to Spain with Charley and 3 others, India again and the rally she did. Her travels are awe inspiring.

Im an American whi was born and raised in East Africa..till i was 19..your videos bring me such joy..memories..and longing. We live on the edge of the Rift Valley near the then..South Sudan..in Ethiopia. You are a gem. Thanks..and always waiting for the next video..😊

@galdessa1

26 күн бұрын

South Sudan..in Ethiopia. Really?

@rule_brittania2142

26 күн бұрын

@@galdessa1 She said near the then South Sudan in Ethiopia and as Ethiopia borders South Sudan that is perfectly possible. I understand the peculiar punctuation, but if you take it all the ... she says 'We live(d) on the edge of the Rift Valley near the then South Sudan in Ethiopia.' Really.

Waiting for your beautiful journey in Kenya. You are most welcome.

@erickimathi483

27 күн бұрын

i thought i was the only one in Kenya following

@emirsfaxyy1046

27 күн бұрын

V​@@erickimathi483we're here

@G.O.E254

27 күн бұрын

Don't think it will be safe with the rains we are having

@user-ro5pr3zb8o

27 күн бұрын

Me too!

@emirsfaxyy1046

27 күн бұрын

It'll be an exciting experience riding under the rains

Great to have you back on the African Continent's mainland yet again. I am perplexed by your energy, zeal, and love of adventure. I was a bit scared when you took the 2-3 day boat ride in Madagascar, but luckily you made it safely & we thank god for that. Welcome to Kenya, we are experiencing above-normal rainfall at the moment; but I hope it will subside by the time you reach Kenya. We would be pleased to host you at Uholo Heritage Resort, for lunch, supper, or an overnight stay - AT OUR COAST as a way of encouraging and supporting your adventure. Stay safe, be blessed & enjoy your trip

Noraly and Alaska are reunited, all is good in the world again😁

Interesting side note: Lake Malawi has hundreds of types of small fresh water fish that people with fish tanks around the world just love. The tropical fish industry is HUGE in Malawi.

@seayak

25 күн бұрын

Like many others, I happen to have a Lake Malawi cichlid swimming n a tank int the den. Too small to eat for lunch though 🙂

In our golden years, memories are extremely important, and you Noraly, will have tons of rich memories to brighten your days. Enjoy! 🥂

I didn’t know about the rift valley. I think it’s interesting to remind myself that the earth is still evolving. Too bad we won’t be around 1,000 years from now to see how far it drifts!

I bless the rains down in Africa ❤ by Toto 😊 you put meaning into that song 🎉 Africa.

I, as a Portuguese person,i was super excited to see you speak Portuguese again, thinking that you were going to go to Mozambique, but due to certain and understanding circumstances it will not be possible, firstly your safety. But I'm happy to see you with Alaska again, come on Noraly🫶🫶💪

@vitorsantos-fn9th

23 күн бұрын

Agreed,maybe in a near future…but then again came close…understandable her reasoning…a big hug to all Mozambicans …até sempre África que me viste nascer e crescer 🔥🫶

Thanks for the fascinating facts about the rift valley, your boundless enthusiasm and joy, your simply the best Noraly, hey!

You're nice and clean, clothes are nice and clean, Alaska is nice and clean. Let's see how long those things last in the rainy season (i.e. anytime in Malawi) ! I lived in Blantyre for 3 years a long time ago, and it is a beautiful country. Lake Malawi is HUGE , and gorgeous. People are wonderful ! Dogs are universally friendly, and wherever you find one, you instantly have a friend.

Drifted on this Chanel mid way though the journey, been stuck ever since, amazing trip footage and commentary 👍🏽

Noraly and Alaska “go together like birds of a feather” 😁💕

@freddycorredor6408

27 күн бұрын

Noraly eres grande

The colours of the roads, the forests, mountains, the landscape all are amazing! Thank you for the videos! I wish you safe travel!

I could sit and watch / listen to noraly, talk maps and geology for days 😍❤️

Hi Ms Boots, you’re so brilliant describing & explaining to us. You’re a sweet lady who makes us all happy. Love & respect from Minnesota 🙏🥰🕉️

Noralee you are such a great teacher. I have learned more about human relations, geography, geology, history, fauna and flora, travel, trust, good grief woman, you are a whole school all by yourself. Thank you so much for your travels and your production, and your lovely good nature and now familiar face. And an extra thanks for the drone, such a treat.

Most of the travel channels are now following the main character syndrome. Oversharing personal opinions and attitudes. Here is it just up on the road again. That's so refreshing!

@jasonzerbini2375

26 күн бұрын

Yep you nailed it. Never been the case with with Itchy Boots! Peace!

I binge watched all the episodes for past 10 days and I’m here today watching the most recent upload. I was waiting for you to finally visit Tanzania 🇹🇿! I stopped watching Netflix and I watch these videos instead 😁

A grand tour of Madagascar without breaking a mirror...AMAZING !!!!!!!!😃

From "itchy," degreed Geologist, to professional venture biker, instructor, vLoger and World Ambassador... fair winds and following seas. Thank you for sharing, Ms. Noraly. ❤

Yaaay...waiting for Noraly and Alaska on the grounds of the Rift... Kenya ❤❤🎉

@bengaliveshows

27 күн бұрын

Ghasia hii toa ujinga hapa unalambana sana matako

@safiyaawil1595

26 күн бұрын

​@@bengaliveshows what are you doing here then🤔hauna adabu

WHO HAS 2.5K VIEWS IN 5 MINUTES? ITCHYYYY, THAT'S WHO...LOL❣ 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼Thumbs up if you're like me and look forward to Itchy's uploads. Much love 💕 to you Itchy. Your American supporters are with you 100%.

@latashab-james1495

27 күн бұрын

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲

*Ms Noraly, I love your drone footage... but it was also great to see you & miss Alaska reunited again... plus you kept her nice and clean on your first day back together too. 🙂 Wow I had not heard about the 'Great Rift Valley' where one day, some time in the long distant future, that the country will eventually split apart... thanks for another great lesson 🙂nz*

The last leg of your African journey? Could go on forever. Also your geological explanations. Thanks for your channel and your positive attitude, Günter/Nürnberg

Madagascar was great. Glad to be back in Africa all that thanks to❤ Noraly

Always a thumbs up for Itchy Boots 👍🥀🤠💪🏻

Noraly so amazing Morroco to Madagascar and everything in between the people the rats the elephants the bad weather such an amazing journey. I can't wait for the next leg of the world ❤❤❤❤

Noraly you're such lady with a pioneers spirit it a joy seeing your happy face look forward next journey wishing you safe travels 👍🤗.

Thank you again for the ongoing adventures!!

it is like you never stop…what energy . thanks to be our eyes with your travelling.

You can't hide your interests when it was something you loved. Always nice to see those "geo" feelings/interest bubble up to the surface on a a regular base, i really love that about you. Also good to see you reunited again with Alaska. And 👌👌 on your drone footage. Did a lot of reading on Lake Malawi but never saw it from this perspective, indeed it looks massive.

I can’t believe that you are on the final leg of your journey through Africa. Funny how it seems like a lifetime ago when you put wheels down in Morocco, and yet it also feels like it has gone by so quickly. It has been an incredible season of adventure. Great seeing you and Alaska back together on the road again 😊 and great episode today with the views and education on this region of Africa. Thank you Noraly and stay well ❤

So nice to be back in Alaska! Glad she was ready to ride. The view riding toward the mountains was just amazing! Plus, the aerial view of the lakefront was incredible and interesting facts about the lake! Thanks for the geology and geography lesson about the area. Ride safe as you continue your adventure!

I always give her thumb up before the video start's,Am little bit happy to see you again ❤ in Malawi.

Incredible drone lift off and views of the lake! What a beautiful place to stay! Thanks for taking us along.

Nice you are feeling better and to see you back on your favorite motorcycle. Rough roads, but beautiful country. Your UAS skills are amazing. You really captured the vastness of Lake Malawi. Great work, superb editing.

It always makes me happy to see Noraly and Alaska back together again for new adventures. Also, that familiar engine sound is pure joy ❤! Thanks for the geology lesson, which is always top-notch 🤗. We're excited for the adventures that lie ahead and grateful to be part of this incredible ride with Itchy Boots.

Hallo Noraly! Vielen Dank für dein heutiges Video und den interessanten Erklärungen zum Malawisee. Deine Aufnahmen mit der Drohne sind immer wieder das Salz in der Suppe. Den Rückflug scheinst du gut überstanden zu haben, was mich sehr freut. In den letzten vier Tagen hatte ich Gelegenheit die Live Chats von dir anzuschauen und anzuhören, welche ich in den letzten vier Jahren verpasst hatte. Dafür bin ich sehr dankbar, weil ich ein oberflächliches und voreingenommenes Bild von dir gewonnen hatte, welches ich hiermit korrigieren möchte. Es tut mir sehr leid, daß ich solche Begriffe wie Kreator und Content negativ bewerte, weil ich dabei an die dunkle Seite von Hollywood denken muss. Das trifft aber keinesfalls auf dich und deine Arbeit zu, welche ich sehr zu schätzen weiß, noch zumal du nicht mit deinen fraulichen Reizen Punkte bei den Abonnenten deines Kanals sammeln willst (dies sogar offen ablehnst, was mir persönlich sehr gefällt), sondern uns mit deiner harten Arbeit und erstklassigen Videos überzeugst. Unter den wenigen aber lauten Falken aus dem Westen stichst du als liebevolle und sensible Friedenstaube für mich auf deine ganz eigene und besondere Art und Weise hervor. Hiermit bitte ich dich aufrichtig um Verzeihung und danke dir für deine Arbeit. Das du die Risiken auf deinen Reisen sehr wohl abwägst und dich keinen unnötigen Gefahren aussetzt, hast du heute eindrucksvoll bewiesen, indem du nicht nach Mosambik fährst. 👍👍 In den USA wurde ein Fall von Vogelgrippe bei einem Bauern bekannt, wobei das Virus wohl von einem Säugetier auf den Bauern übertragen worde. Hoffentlich bedeutet das nicht wieder eine weltweite Verbreitung und Quarantäne Maßnahmen. 🙈

All freshwater aquarium nerds know Lake Malawi! Home of some of the most beautiful & popular freshwater aquarium fish in the world! The different species of cichlids include the Mbuna, Blue Zebra, Bumblebee, etc, etc. The fish are also known for being very aggressive toward other fish, and they like to rearrange the aquarium by digging-up the rocks and sand.

Ho 4 settimane di visionare i tuoi video. inizialmente curiosare poi e patito una vera e propria attività di guardarle tutte le sessioni, sono arrivata alla sessionie 6..e meraviglioso quello che racconti e che vedo.sei una enciclopedia proprio. Viva le donne !sei un esempio globale che possiamo fare tutto da sole ❤❤❤

Good to see Alaska again, that old and beautiful workhorse!