Dear Mr and Mrs Schoenmaker, if you are reading this, thank you for having Noraly. You could not have picked a more appropriate name for her. I wonder at what point in her life you knew she was destined for greatness and would be loved by hundreds of thousands and millions of people around the world. She is bringing so much entertainment, joy, and education to us. I can only imagine how proud you must be as I type this with tears in my eyes watching her drone shots of Guinea Bassau with music. And of course, Thank you Noraly. Peace ❤❤❤

@lucindavillarreal2676

Жыл бұрын

Very touching words.❤

@bajaborracho9139

Жыл бұрын

After watching Noraly for the first time my first thought was this lady must have some incredible parents!😂💪👍🙏

@jerryresch5308

Жыл бұрын

Well said, Jason! Amen to all your appropriate words. She is truly a blessing to so many of us who will never be able to travel as she has. Keep it up, Noraly!

@boediprasetya2850

Жыл бұрын

very touching comment👍👍👍👍

@nellekeschoenmaker9893

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for your kind words.

Breaking into the Portuguese song - made me smile so big. Woah - the electrical situation there - I had no idea. My goodness, I'm learning so much, while seeing places I would never see, otherwise. I have co-workers from several of these countries, so it's very special for me to get at least a glimpse of their home place!

As a Bissau-Guinean, I am very happy to see you crossing into Bissau and showing the world what our country is like, despite the difficulties we are holding on. Thank you so much.

@BernasLL

11 ай бұрын

Hi from Portugal, hope you can get your politicians do be better in the future, replacing them as needed. Bissau-guineans deserve better than new, more incompetent oppressors.

@fabiolimadasilva3398

11 ай бұрын

Olá, meu nobre! Um abraço do Brasil.

@alfaumarojalo6580

11 ай бұрын

​@@BernasLL I assure you my brother that we are trying very hard now to be able to change the destination of this country for the better, and I'm sure and certain that this country will soon see better days because we the people are committed to it.

@alfaumarojalo6580

11 ай бұрын

​@@fabiolimadasilva3398 Olá, querido irmão do Brasil. Uma saudação fraterna para você!

@jpvuelma

11 ай бұрын

​@@alfaumarojalo6580Se vê que falas bem português

As a native Portuguese speaker (Brazil), I was marvelled to see how fluent and clear your Portuguese still is. Congrats on both your channel and amazing trip. 🙌🏍🍀

Noraly can start her own "world culture course" in any top notch university.

New country new adventures full of people and wonderful landscapes, thank you for continuing to discover how beautiful Africa is

Portuguese is very hard when you’re not a native Romance language speaker, but for you it was just a walk in the park. You even sang a song! Perfect!

O Português dos guineenses é muito bonito. Viva Guiné-Bissau e os guineenses!

@PAIKUN.

6 ай бұрын

Guinea Bissau and Guinea are two different states. Guinea is to the south of Guinea Bissau and is larger.

Good morning Noraly, from Toronto. Your explanation of how Bissau gets its electricity is fascinating and something I’ve never heard of. As always, your videos are a wealth of information and a pleasure to watch. Cheers and safe riding, Dan ❤️✌️🇨🇦

@carlosgaspar8447

Жыл бұрын

must be taken in context given the country is of only 2 million which is like a small city by modern standards, and the closest source for a hydro dam is 1000kms up the river. most countries will have a fossil fuel backup plan for a much greater population.

@ashaw6960

Жыл бұрын

I agree wholeheartedly

@jasonzerbini2375

Жыл бұрын

Well said Daniel- I had no idea about the power ships and was equally fascinated . And the detail Noraly provides in explanation so we understand is so interesting.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

Жыл бұрын

You are right Dan! This is definitely a unique way of providing electricity! Noraly’s detailed explanation is always very interesting and educational!

@ac5162

8 ай бұрын

When the Portuguese left in 1974 there was an electrical infrastructure covering the main populated cities. All was destroyed in the multiple civil wars that succeeded independence.

She's the definition of freedom, also she's becoming my favourite history teacher now, aside from teaching, she is showing it to us.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

Жыл бұрын

You are definitely right! The world is Noraly’s classroom and we are her students! The things she explains never ceases to amaze me!

@roncharles9613

Жыл бұрын

We can't help be mesmerized by her enthusiasm, teaching ability, human relations and above all her riding prowess. A rare individual.❤

@johnnyamande3354

10 ай бұрын

Are you going to come to Zimbabwe any time soon

Caramba!! Você sabe falar português. 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

@maca_atomica_animacoes

Ай бұрын

Olha só, um BR 👍

Parabéns Noraly, seu Português está 100% compreensível 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷

@shalbec3232

11 ай бұрын

Africa should not be speaking porruguese

@southpacificguy6600

10 ай бұрын

muito bom

@georgegarcia4053

9 ай бұрын

Ela trabalhava com o que antes de sair para viagens?vc sabe?

@baselight105

9 ай бұрын

Á dredging company

@prsgrind8794

3 ай бұрын

@@georgegarcia4053 Ela é geóloga, trabalhava para uma companhia de petróleo e já esteve no Brasil a trabalho.

Noraly is worried about her Rusty Portuguese language skills and ive not even heard of the Country shes about to enter! What different lives we lead 😂

@milosstojanovic4623

Жыл бұрын

You really need to educate yourself more xD

@norsk54472

Жыл бұрын

so true. her rides provide great education. Over 25 years now I have built up my own solar generator, wire by wire. I see and experience how a small system can provide simple electric solutions. Yet I understand they have no "stores" to buy such equipment. and no money. relying on the gov for their solutions leave them literally in the dark

@paul_barton

Жыл бұрын

@@milosstojanovic4623you could try being a little less rude. See, you can make some improvements too. xD

@milosstojanovic4623

Жыл бұрын

@@paul_barton telling someone to get educated better is rude !? REALLY !? OKEY buddy...

@vickysinou6521

Жыл бұрын

@@milosstojanovic4623 Yes, it's condescending and self-righteous. The message was self-deprecating type of humour. Take it as such and try to be nicer.

Noraly is always very well prepared for Border Crossings .

@themeatpopsicle

Жыл бұрын

I'm guessing she has so many stamps in her passport she needs extra pages

@stephencox4224

Жыл бұрын

Well I do believe she probably has more border stamps in her passport than most people so by now she has it sussed out

@denisegibson6528

Жыл бұрын

True little to conveniently I would say

@hsserry5289

Жыл бұрын

That is a big hurdle to get through!

@ragbag46

Жыл бұрын

An old hand, Noraly could probably write an instruction book on all the many twists and turns she has encountered through all her many experiences of crossing country borders, even the types of people manning them could probably deserve a chapter or two.

Saudações de São Paulo aos irmãos de língua portuguesa da Guiné-Bissau ! Noraly, adorei ouvir Maculelé !!!

@khalifa9268

9 ай бұрын

Estamos juntos ❤🇬🇼🇬🇼🇧🇷

🇬🇼🇬🇼🇬🇼 Guiné Bissau, mesmo com tamanhos problemas ainda fazes-me sentir um frio na barriga quando te vejo virtualmente. Obrigada por passar pelo meu país ❤🙏🏿

@jpvuelma

11 ай бұрын

Se vê que falas muito bem português. Quantos de vocês falam a nossa língua? Ouvi dizer que a maioria fala outros idiomas, é verdade?

@cupuacu4life13

11 ай бұрын

@@jpvuelma sou brasileira, eu conheço uns rappers da guine bissau, maioria canta em portugues mas com muuuita influencia de linguas nativas

@l.fernando5724

10 ай бұрын

@@jpvuelma é so pesquisar os paises que foram colonizados por portugueses e tera sua resposta....

@khalifa9268

8 ай бұрын

@@cupuacu4life13 sou da Guiné-Bissau é muito gostas trap do brasil, Matuê,Orochi e outros

@khalifa9268

8 ай бұрын

@@cupuacu4life13 qual é sua nome?

How Noraly is able to synchronize the exact music required to maximally enhance the video then showing discloses to me a seriously enviable musical ability!

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

Жыл бұрын

Plus, the drone footage that Noraly shares with us always makes the point and brings the landscape into perspective!

@Omar7.4

Жыл бұрын

@@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

@Omar7.4

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely correct! Thank you for your comment.

Rough terrain, strangers and another language yet you overcome all this with a smile! African countries are so diverse and interesting. The drone shots show some of the true beauty of this country. Thanks Noraly!

On top of everything I'm amazed how you're able to manage that many cameras simultaniously and later blend all the footage in a seamless content! Can't even edit a single video at home myself and you do it while being on the road! 👍

@josuedutra4665

10 ай бұрын

São as contradições da liberdade! Liberdade para quê? Josué Dutra de Moraes, Belém, Pará, Brasil.

Olá, aqui da ilha da Madeira - Portugal . No continente africano muitos países lusófonos. Viva a língua portuguesa. Viva Guine Bissau, Viva Portugal!

@gabrielleite6936

10 ай бұрын

Abraços do Brasil. Angola, Brasil, Cabo Verde, Guiné-Bissau, Guiné Equatorial, Moçambique, São Tomé e Príncipe e Timor-Leste. Somos todos irmãos, filhos de Portugal.

@sergiocarvalho2125

10 ай бұрын

@@gabrielleite6936 Macau também.

@carlitoxb110

9 ай бұрын

Que viva el portugués, quiero aprender esa lengua hermosa

@samuelleie

9 ай бұрын

@@sergiocarvalho2125 Quase ninguém fala português em Macau atualmente. É por volta de apenas 2% da população que domina a lingua atualmente.

@masn9997

6 ай бұрын

@@gabrielleite6936 Guinea Ecuatorial es un país hispano, ahí no se habla portugués aunque lo hayan puesto también oficial por las prebendas económicas.

I learned Portuguese working in a Brazilian bar for 3 years. Great video as always Noraly. Thank you. 😊

Impressionante como você se vira bem com vários idiomas. Parabéns Noraly!

Sou brasileiro. Que tenha uma ótima viagem pela África!

🌍🇧🇷🗣 "It's great to see you putting in the effort to learn Portuguese for a future expedition to Brazil! Language skills can open up new doors and enhance cultural experiences. Brazil has so much to offer, and being able to communicate with locals will undoubtedly enrich your journey. Best of luck with your language learning, and I'm excited to hear about your adventures in Brazil in the future!"

12:50 Drone video of the water crossing is magnificent!

Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹, have a safe road trip trough Guiné-Bissau and enjoy. 😊

Guiné-Bissau minha terra 😍 sweet mother land 💕 Saudades

Noraly, muito fofo seu sotaque em Português, fique tranquila que ainda fala bem :) Abraços do BR

Love it when you take some time to talk and teach about local things, history and such!!!

@jasonzerbini2375

Жыл бұрын

I agree! Its one of the many things she does that make her videos so interesting. And, she just has a magical way in the delivery of her teachings.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

Жыл бұрын

I certainly agree with you on that thought! Plus, I really like the drone footage that Noraly shares with us. It brings the landscape into perspective!

@abdouliejallow8678

Жыл бұрын

Wow,am new subscriber,am surprised how she know so much information about the country…I guess everything is on the internet now

Just love when you use the drone. What lush jungles! Thanks for information about electricity. These are things we learn when we actually visit a place. I'm of Dutch heritage located now in the steamy jungle of Mexico. Heat during the day is intense! Thank you for taking us on your adventures!

Que coincidência. Eu estava curioso pra saber se você falava português. Até perguntei no vídeo anterior. Que bonito você falando e cantando em português. Adorei!!! Saudações do Brasil e espero ver você por aqui também.

@Brasileiro222

9 ай бұрын

Em qual parte do vídeo ela falou português ? Assisti tudo e não ouvi ela falando português

@aldocarmine

9 ай бұрын

13:06 e depois canta "Boa noite pra quem é de boa noite ..."

Abracos do Brasil, o português é um idioma lindo ❤🇧🇷😁

@BrunoAlves-rj5uw

11 ай бұрын

Viva o Português de todos os países da CPLP 🇵🇹🇵🇹❤

@joaotopa3263

11 ай бұрын

@@BrunoAlves-rj5uw Viva Portugal 🇵🇹

@solomons9881

11 ай бұрын

@@BrunoAlves-rj5uw Viva Brasil 🇧🇷❤️

@eduardoserrao7372

11 ай бұрын

Lindo e modesto...

@tsunakata92

11 ай бұрын

Eu sou do México e estudo o português há dois anos, é uma língua bonita de mais.😁❤

As always an interesting perspective on how lives are lived in countries that exist in such a different way than I am used to. I’m never surprised at your bravery and resourcefulness any longer, Noraly. You are such an amazing world traveller being able to navigate your way through all these strange countries, taking it all in stride in a manner that must seem to be almost ‘matter of fact’ to you. You must have the most varied diet imaginable !…❤❤❤Rick

The Dutch Slave Coast (Dutch: Slavenkust) refers to all those factories owned by the Dutch West India Company on the so-called Slave Coast, which is located on the coasts of present-day Ghana, Benin, Togo and Nigeria. The primary purpose of this series of trading posts was to supply slaves for plantations in the colonies in America. The presence of the Dutch on the Slave Coast began with the establishment of a factory in Offra in 1660. But later, the epicenter of the slave trade moved to Ouidah, where the English and French had also established other factories.

Your footage, your editing skills, your optimism and positivity are all remarkable! Oh yes, your courage and kindness are exceptional as well. You truly are a treasure! Stay safe and keep on doing what you do! Thanks much!

Watching from Portugal. First time I get to see what Bissau looks like. Beautiful country, I wish the best to its people. Thank you for the amazing video.

@khalifa9268

8 ай бұрын

Obrigado sou da Guiné-Bissau é muito gostas portugal ❤

@SangreMacorisana

8 ай бұрын

Me too. It's first time I see rthis country landscape. Africa is getting more interesting every day thanks to KZread.

I'm really impressed how clean Senegal is, looks really nice and green aswell.

@danblumel

Жыл бұрын

Don't ever go to Bali Indonesia, it's the opposite, trash everywhere. I'd never go back.

Another day, another successful border crossing! Noraly's Rusty Portuguese turns out to be not so rusty after all, as she flawlessly communicates with the locals in Guinea-Bissau. And the drone shots are absolutely breathtaking! Also her insights into its culture and people are so enlightening. 🤓😁

Most enjoyable episode Noraly. Enjoyed your singing in a foreign language. The drone footages were awesome, especially when you were riding on that long and amazing bridge.Thank you for bringing joy to us. The educational information is priceless. You are opening our minds to different livelihoods Thank you.

Seja bem-vindo à Guiné-Bissau

Those drone overview are awesome, i didn't know this part of Africa, you always see things about the Sahara desert if they film the northern part, but that west-coast is so stunning...🧡🧡🧡🧡

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

Жыл бұрын

The drone footage Noraly shares is always beautiful and defines the landscape! I had never seen these areas of West Africa before. These are certainly very interesting places!

It was a very proud and pleasant moment to hear Noraly speak Portuguese (being Portuguese myself). Thank you for your lovely videos.

Um abraço de Portugal

Having a ship to supply electricity for a whole country, amazing right? I would never have thought of that. What an interesting place and history. Thanks Noraly.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

Жыл бұрын

You are right! That is truly amazing. I had never heard of electricity being supplied that way. Glad that Noraly shared that tidbit!

@colete677

Жыл бұрын

Wondering why they don’t use / import solar panels for individual use !? Instead of generators.

@ivy_47

3 ай бұрын

If you closely check the road right after the border crossing, the street lamps have individual solar cells! @@colete677

Itchy,by the time you finish your adventures you will be multi linguistics, super awesome love you always ❤❤❤😊

@zweispurmopped

Жыл бұрын

Seven languages doesn't qualify her for multilingualism yet? 😳 Blimey, you apply harsh criteria, Sir! 🤯

You never ceases to amaze me. I knew you had been in Brazil for a while. But i would never guessed it was for so Long ( 9 months!). For that reason i was waiting with lots of curiosity, your passage through a Portuguese speaking country, to appreciate your skills in that matter. And u done it quite good. It was so cute see u chantting a song from my country, Brazil. For those who are curious about it , i will share the name of the song. You can found out here in YT. Boa Noite ( Maculele )

Obrigado por visitar o meu país, Guiné-Bissau.

thanks for the information, images and cultures, Brazil has its doors open,..encantado ☕🌹

Good Morning Noraly! Thank you for another amazing episode. It is so interesting to learn some of the history of the country/areas that you visit. You would make a fantastic teacher!🤔👍 Always Best Wishes and Safe Travels! 💖😍🏍🤠

The best 25 minutes of the day. Interesting story of the Power Ship. Thank you Noraly .😊

UM VÍDEO MUITO INTERESSANTE, PARABENS !

Muito bom o português da Noraly. Guiné-Bissau, país irmão de língua portuguesa.

I always enjoy the local history lessons. Thanks, Noraly!

Noraly, you have a wonderful singing voice! You should sing more often on your videos! Regards and happy trails!

greetings from Uruguay 🇺🇾🇺🇾❤️

Why did I even question myself if she'd be able to speak Portuguese after she's proved to speak every language she gets in contact with... Noraly, você é maravilhosa!!!!!!!! viva você!

Having worked on ships in the past I understand that we used a lot of power, especially in port when the cargo discharge pumps were running. But for a whole country, that a lot, the power ship must be specially built, HFO or Heavy Fuel Oil is horrible stuff, has to be purified heated and filtered a lot before the engines can burn it, we had quite extensive exhaust gas recovery systems to remove pollutants. Interesting video, fascinating your voyage of discovery how these countries operate, corruption is a way of life and the ordinary man in the street has to fight to survive.

We hope you stay safe. God bless you all.

Faz 50 anos a Guiné Bissau pertencia a Portugal, tinha eletricidade em Bissau, ruas pavimentadas, casas e prédios lindos. Foi tudo destruído após a independência 😢

@dan_kay

11 ай бұрын

A Guiné Bissau nunca pertenceu a Portugal. Portugal ocupou ilegalmente o país e colonizou-o contra a vontade da população local.

@ghestenoliveira1686

11 ай бұрын

sim. vamos voltar a ser colonia de Portugal. a solução. quanta tolice

@carlosrobertobarelli3821

11 ай бұрын

@@ghestenoliveira1686 Burrão, ninguém está dizendo que teria que continuar dependente de Portugal, o cara só está explicando o que aconteceu! Daí vc tira a conclusão que melhor lhe convier ok, burrão de internet!

@Frostchris4121

11 ай бұрын

Quantas dessas belas casas com eletricidade constante eram de propriedade da população local?

@mollydacostaCaleigh

10 ай бұрын

@@ghestenoliveira1686 Você deturpou a resposta, ele só disse que a guerra provocou destruição das infraestruturas deixadas por Portugal.

Wow. Thank you Noraly. I have been watching your journeys for quite a while now, intrigued by the cultures you experience and the landscapes you encounter. This single episode has had the greatest educational value for me - a privileged westerner in Sydney Australia - on how these west African countries and their peoples were mistreated in the past. Your commentary inspired me to research the slave trade - something that had never really entered my mind previously, because we never really encountered that in Australia. You have broadened my mind and I am now more aware of the past and present struggles of the people and the countries in this part of the world. Who would have thought that a bit of KZread voyeuristic escapism could be so educational. Thanks again Noraly for your (brave) adventures. Your vlogs are way better than many documentaries and school history lessons. 👍👍

@caetanolopes2766

11 ай бұрын

Hopefully in your research you found out that a lot of time this slaves were enslaved by their own people and traded for spices, etc.

Hey itchy boots, I love your journey. You are truly incredible. Excited to see what comes next.

Thanks for taking the time for the drone footage, appreciate it. The "tourism parts" are as important as the bike riding. But most importantly, your outstanding ability to connect with anyone, showing us the real world. I'm still stunned, after all these years :-)

Noraly shows what a fearless, purely curious human can achieve by simply treating everyone the same & respecting everyone she meets, whatever their circumstances, with no judgement. Would that we all did the same. You go girl 💪

You are a wonderful ambassador, thank you for showing the world thru loving eyes, bridging culture gaps and so much more.

Thank you Noraly, for another brilliant video, stretching history from dark colonization to contemporary corrupt infrastructure, with beautiful skyviews of natures in spectacular drone shots. You're a dream for many who see you on YT, or by simply rolling up to a fuel pump. 🙂👍👍🙏

WOW!! The drone! Noraly you are the boss with the drone! I loved the scene where you are crossing the bridge! Brilliant! Looks like crossing all these borders is keeping you on your toes with the language skills! Of course we all know how easily you can pick it up! Hey you can even sing in Portuguese! Loved this video….the history, the walk through town and local cuisine! Loving the relaxed vibe since you went to 2 videos a week! Enjoy your journey!! I know we are!! Hugs and cheers from Texas USA!❤❤

@jasonzerbini2375

Жыл бұрын

Hi Lucinda, I always look forward to your comments and can tell we have many similarities of perception on Noraly's travels. I have watched every episode in every season in the past year and continue to be more enamored than ever at her abilities, intelligence, inner and outer strength, perseverance, and humbleness.....and her cast iron digestive system. LOL. Such a wonderful role model. Peace - Go Texas!

@lucindavillarreal2676

Жыл бұрын

@@jasonzerbini2375 Jason..thank you for your kind words. You have a wonderful ability to articulate your feelings! I am totally captivated by Noraly and her adventures! She is everything you said and I believe she is the definition of “magnetic personality “! Her videography skills combined with editing and presentation and topped off with personality makes her a winner!! Cheers to you!

Um grande abraço de nos Brasileiros o seu português é lindo e você mais ainda.

Woow Noraly has a good singing voice 🤗🥺🥰

Noraly!!! What a surprise.... Voce fala Portugues muito bem!!! Amazing video.... "como sempre"

Essa musica boa noite pra quem é de boa noite, é tocada nas rodas de capoeira aqui no Brasil, muito bom 🇧🇷

É engraçado quando você vê um vídeo de um país tão distante quanto Guiné-Bissau e o atendente fala "bom dia" e aquilo te soa tão familiar.

Big up Guinea Bissau, greetings from Nairobi Kenya

Hi Noraly, thanks again for a well informed episode, your drone footage is out of this world. No matter where you go you are always helped and the language barrier is never a problem for you, you are such an inspiration to us and your parents must be very proud of you. Millions of people watch you every week and if i can speak for all there is only one word for you Magnificent. Be safe out there and God Bless. Stay as humble and good as you are. Cape Town loves you. 🇿🇦💯🏍🙏🙏

@1111poppy

Жыл бұрын

Noraly Rocks and Rides!!!! We all Love her.

We are loving Africa so far, beautiful country, beautiful people...thank you Noraly for this amazing experience, this has been such an inspiring journey❤

É maravilhoso viajar e conhecer outras culturas e costumes.

Shivering with excitement before each episode! Thank you Noraly.

Your drone footage was spectacular.....such a different landscape than in your earlier episodes. I admire your tenacity and great sense of adventure Noraly .....you never seem fazed by difficult situations !!!!

Muito bem! É bom treinar o Português para uma futura expedição ao Brasil!!

@user-th4rf8yl9v

Жыл бұрын

eu estudo Portugues para trabalhar para direitos humanos em Âfrica eu sei sistema direito internationald ireitos international humanos

@marioventura1129

Жыл бұрын

Mesmo porquê, tenho certeza, entre seus seguidores e inscritos, deve existir muitos Brasileiros ou ao menos falante da lingua portuguesa. Eu sou um deles!

@Aaron-hr5bb

Жыл бұрын

You have been away from Brasil so long that you have even forgotten how to pronounce the name of o Rio!😂 Just remember, "Você pode me ajudar, por favor?" e "Obrigada" e você fará muito bem.

@emanuel_deusconosco4856

Жыл бұрын

Com certeza🇧🇷

@flaviotstma

Жыл бұрын

Também acho!

You are a wizard! I love the way you started singing the song and then synced it to the music recording. The drone footage was great!

Hello World Traveler Noraly. Very fine choice of places to visit and excellent videography. The drone gives a unique perspective, allowing the viewer a very comprehensive understanding of the area you are traveling through. I wonder; after this many years traveling why these counties don't know who you are when you ask for passage. Your reputation is impeccable and the tourist industry would benefit greatly by your easy ingress and egress so you could spend more time exposing the richness of each area you visit instead of bouncing from place to place working out the details like it's never been done befor. Thank you for remaining so pleasant while these places make you jump through all those hoops. Take care and we'll be waiting to see you in your next video! ben/ michigan

I am a beginner, I 've been riding for 4 weeks now. I am slowly getting used to it. I named my bike "Noraly". Thank you for taking us with you.

Nora ly, you continue to amaze with how adept you are in weaving through crowds and traffic on your cycle.

I loved the ending when you were singing a song in your head and then played the song. At least that's how it seemed.

Gostei de saber que vc morou no Brasil e falava português. Fala muito bem. Põe mais músicas brasileiras aí ... Adoro seu canal.

How nice to have had some easy easy border crossings. Looks like a peek into what rainy season will cover in the drone footage. Beautiful country! Hard to fathom, that a ship can supply electricity for an entire country. I hope the corruption does not interrupt the hydroelectric plans. Noraly should do a compilation of helmet singing as she has ridden through all the seasons!

NORALY. OLÁ MUITO BOM VER VOCÊ FALAR PORTUGUÊS. SOU DO BRASIL. SUCESSO AÍ! !!

A few years ago you went to the northern part of Sweden where you also got to go by helicopter to see a bit of the mountains and now I'm there about to start my hike up the mountain.

@virginiabify

7 ай бұрын

Ela morou no brasil por 9 meses.

This is really a pure adventure, wow wow. This is great

It's really lovely the way you navigate through borders, countries and situations with your friendly personality and beautiful smile Noraly.😄 The drone shots are great!! Lots of love from Gene in Tennessee.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

Жыл бұрын

Gene, you are spot on! Noraly definitely has a border crossing system that works! Her personality is genuine and goes a long way. For me, the drone shots always define the landscape! Take care, Willy in Tennessee USA 🇺🇸

Thank you for the history and all of the richness you bring as you share your journey with us all.

Fiquei muito feliz em saber que você esteve no Brasil à alguns anos. ❤❤🙏🙏

You, in fact, speak Portuguese well. Parabéns daqui de Fortaleza.

Very interesting your explanation about the power plant ship......I never tire of learning things with your videos....thank you Noraly !

Noraly, excelente que está a treinar o seu português, disponho-me a ajudar no caso de precisar de algo! Obrigado pelo conteúdo! Best regards and much love from Portugal! 🇵🇹

Que bonitinho te ver falando Português. Eu te conheci quando estava pesquisando sobre a CRF300 e vi o seu vídeo de apresentação e preparação para a viajem à América do Sul, desde então já assisti todas as outras temporadas e tem sido muito bom te acompanhar e te conhecer. Sempre que você fala um pouquinho do Brasil é um prazer. Uma pena que você não passou por aqui durante uma das temporadas. Estamos te esperando.

@LucasGFX

5 ай бұрын

Ainda sonho com uma temporada em que ela começa no Uruguai e passa por todo Brasil pra terminar lá na Guiana, seria muito daora

@RogerioSiqueirosLopes

4 ай бұрын

Com certeza vai ganhar milhões de seguidores Brasileiros,@@LucasGFX

South Africa is going down that same road regarding electricity corruption corruption. Thankyou for your beautiful videos may God bless you be safe on your travels ❤

It’s ok for you to complain about the heat. I’m a born and raised Texan and you handle the heat better than I do 🥵😅 How interesting that Guinea Bissau is powered by a ship. My dad worked in the power industry for over 45 years, so I’m sure that will be the topic of our next “Itchy Boots” conversation 😊 Great episode, Noraly!

As usual...Great video. Makes one realize how easy life is in the USA compared to other countries. Hard to believe that even here there are some areas without power... Be well, ride safe.

Muito obrigado por partilhar 🫶🏾

What an interesting and very informative episode about Guinea-Bissau. Believe it or not, I had learned a lot of things from you Noraly. Things that are normally out of scope from my field of interests. I consider myself lucky to have learned it this way, through you and your adventures, because I can retain them in my mind, rather than reading it somewhere. Slave trading of "black" before is very inhumane. They were looked down and treated low because of their color and poor life status. Had seen several docu movies too about it and always brought tears to my eyes. Heart-breaking to see families torn apart being sold to slavery. Anyway, I always love it every time you welcome us into another country. I am always anticipating for it, and say it out loud with you regardless of where or what time I am watching. Again, thank you heaps for sharing another adventure, See you again on Sunday episode. Take care Noraly

@caetanolopes2766

11 ай бұрын

Slavery back then paid little attention to color (more their wealth or lack of) and a lot of times tribes enslaved other tribes after conflicts and then sold them to europeans