I guess I'm addicted to Noralay's videos, it was a very long 3 days.

@MermaidGirl

9 ай бұрын

I know! I kept checking for the next video every 2-3 hours.

@lelacalhoun8362

9 ай бұрын

Ditto❤

@ZackaryMac

9 ай бұрын

@@MermaidGirl Welcome to the Itchy Boots Club!

@solangebistafa1420

9 ай бұрын

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@susmitadatta4445

9 ай бұрын

😊😊👍👍

Nothing against the documentaries that "National Geographic" or the "Discovery" channel make, but when you watch Norly's videos, you really do get a much better idea of what different countries and their people are like.

@damonried1720

9 ай бұрын

I think it is because she in not dragging a small army of support personnel behind her. Her 'foot print' is literally two feet.

@jasonzerbini2375

9 ай бұрын

100% agree. this is amazing and so educational to watch. Simpler is better and most important no media bias or predetermined narrative. The money, advertisers, etc for big production often comes with political and other limitations. Peace!

@driftless1870

9 ай бұрын

@@jasonzerbini2375Amen. An open heart and an open mind. No agenda, but to experience life.

@gratefuldriver2362

9 ай бұрын

Agreed! 💯

@ananndavinci

9 ай бұрын

Nothing against the modern day fully equipped & sponsored travellers.... National Geographic Society was established in 1888 .... None of the humans alive today wasn't even born then... The Maps, the dirt tracks the lost tribes & the civilizations the flora & the fauna, the glaciers, the rivers the geography, the space, the religion the spirituality...none of the above this modern world would ever have known about this planet, if those explorers would never have walked across the globe on foot. As long as there is visual media, people will never become non believers. 😌 🙏 Live Long N Prosper

Where are my Ghanaian brothers and sisters, show Noraly some love here by smashing that button 👍🏿

So, I lived in a rural part of Ghana for a few years and the reason why they play the music so loud is because back in the day not many people had access to radios/music and in Ghanaian culture community is HUGE and when someone has something it is very rude to not share it. So in the case of music it is played loud so other who can't afford it or don't have access to it can still "enjoy it". Plus it makes it much easier to locate the Spot (aka the bars)😂

Absolutely beautiful drone shots of the trees and the elevated walk ways in the national park. Thank you SO much!

@julieisthatart

9 ай бұрын

agreed, the drones are the greatest, I am so thankful to have lived long enough to see such great videos, thanks

@russmartin4189

9 ай бұрын

I agree.

@chrissilver7719

9 ай бұрын

Amazing place ! You have had some stunning stays . This has to be up there with the most stunningly beautiful.

@gratefuldriver2362

9 ай бұрын

Yes, that was awesome. I was thinking about how easy it might be, to get lost, trying to fly the drone back, since everything looks like it disappears below the trees.

@FrozenMermaid666

9 ай бұрын

Nah, destrøying the trees is a hårríbłe kr - lots of precious trees were fełłed to make some pøintłs bridges and tree houses that shouldn’t have been made at all, pfff, hüm’ns shouldn’t even be ałwd close to forests / grasses / flowers etc who are sacred and pure beings (only reflecting me the pure being) and should have always been protected from hüm’ns! I actually watched it with the Dutch sub and for the Dutch sub, as I’m trying to get to a native speaker level in Dutch - at least I learned 5 new Dutch words from the video! It seems like in Dutch both centipedes and millipedes are referred to as a duizendpoot - but there should definitely be a term for the actual centipede like honderdpoot, because duizendpoot is technically the millipede!

That was special. To be able to stay in pristine rainforest like that - very few have had the privilege. Reminds me how much we need to care for the planet.

@alanfoster6589

9 ай бұрын

It is truly wonderful, yes. There is a place called Langouie bai in Ivindo n.p. in Gabon where it is difficult to sleep because...the elephants trumpet to one another all night. Believe me...louder than the bugs 🤬🐘

All the africa country you visit it seems Ghana is the most lovely environment and love people

@kathleenmartin7498

15 күн бұрын

English is a national language so its easy to travell

My daughter did her gap year in Ghana in around 2003. She taught English in a school and lived with a Ghanaian family. Had a wonderful time, though she wouldn't eat rice for ages after she came back. Apparently she had it every single day as part of her meal. 1st world problems 😄 She went to this tree top walk ( or one similar) with a group of other young people doing the same thing. As she is scared of heights she crawled along the bridges on her hands and knees and cried the whole way around. Apparently the locals were laughing at her as she cling to the trees at the end of each section. She still hates heights to this day, however, she has great memories of Ghana.

@Jayinseason

9 ай бұрын

Certainly made a memorable impression on you, and that gap year must have left you worried and anxious at times?

@MarkoVukovic0

9 ай бұрын

Amazing haha, that would be me too lol. Surely one of her mates has a video of that 🤣. Ghana is definitely the most stable, prosperous and friendly West African country.

@grantwtk

9 ай бұрын

Nice story Ian. Seems like your daughter made an unforgettable & amazing choice.

@charlesbarnett2724

9 ай бұрын

Wonderful story. 😄❤️

@naajewel596

8 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂, I sometimes get confused as to whether Ghanaians are chines or perhaps we and the chines are twins, Ghanaians and rice and now spa or indomie added up is like monkeys and their bananas, we have other local dishes to be enjoyed only if its cooked well though, just that most people love the rice factor..........if you are fed up with rice, then, come along with your local dishes to enjoy our country....... I cease this opportunity to join all the Ghanaians on this channel to say, you out there at any corner of this world, you are welcome to our Country, get in touch with the right people, and you will love it all.....

I have Ghanaian friends. They’re among the classiest and kindest people I know. Thanks Noraly!

Have lived in Africa my whole life - born in Kenya moved through Tanzania snd finally in South Africa - yet Ghana are the most welcoming of all what a lovely culture you always treated as an equal no racism no chips on the shoulder - great place

@steveb1739

9 ай бұрын

Ja, the Ghanaians seem like lekker folks.

@nungu60a

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for acknowledging. Sometimes we are too nice to our own demise.

@larifari4371

9 ай бұрын

@nungu60a How is that?

@Vladimir_agu

9 ай бұрын

Come to Nigeria then

@larifari4371

9 ай бұрын

@@Vladimir_agu What for?

I've been to Ghana a few times and met many wonderful people. The ghanaian people are lovely!

Ghana is my fathers land. and Tanzania is my mothers land. i see you had some sobolo on the previous video. really enjoying this journey i feel like its me traveling through i cant wait to see passing Tanzania

Drone shorts captured the beauty of the Ghana's jungle in a stunning way.

Anyone watching this should make it a point to visit Ghana sometime. You'll love it

A few years back, my best friend disappeared for his 35th birthday. None of us could find him that day. Apparently he flew to Ghana and spent the night in the tree top cottage. It was so noisy it seems he could never sleep. He did all his sleeping on the plane back home. Ghanian jungles are definitely worthy of a bucket list item. Thanks again for the excellent drone footage.👍

To be frank with everyone, Ghana 🇬🇭 is nice ❤❤❤❤❤

Wow Ghana looks cool, I've met a few people from there here in Ireland, very friendly people, now I've seen a little of where they've come from. Thank you.

Great movie! I worked in Ghana for a month in 1999 on an arsenic study and while there visited Kakum National Park. The people there are terrific and I have many fond memories of Ghana.

I haven’t been to Ghana but I have traced my ancestors there and this is the Ghana I want to see. Take care and thank you so much for opening the world from different eyes

@tmaxx2474

9 ай бұрын

One day..pay a visit...I will provide u with full accommodation

@New.Horizon5

9 ай бұрын

Hello dear, you are warmly welcome. We're waiting for you

@King_nanagh

6 ай бұрын

We can’t wait to receive you

@huistiepersol2430

5 ай бұрын

You must come back home, to The Gateway to Africa, a wonderful country with wonderful people

@Ashishsevkani

10 күн бұрын

Recently i came to about the african countries. I do see a similar traits of culture nd ethics of local with my indian values. It has created a curiocity to about africa cultur nd languages!

I loved the 3 months that I stayed in Ghana. Wonderful people!!

This kind of infotainment is what makes the channel so much fun! Stay safe & keep going!!

She definitely isn't the typical tourist, and she indeed loves exploring and experiencing places the local people live!

@bluecafe509

9 ай бұрын

Places almost nobody lives. lol

Ghana is a gem and your drone shots give us an idea of the real beauty of Ghana !

Without a doubt you were very happy in Ghana 🇬🇭 than most previous African countries you visited. Reserve a vacation to our tourist sites, WE LOVE YOU 😍🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

@YourDay67

2 ай бұрын

Than Nigeria 🇳🇬 😅

All I could think of was, "Garden of Eden"... What an exceptional rainforest... Imagine having respect for nature, rather than seeing it as a resource to exploit...

I lived in Ghana for three years and that dirt road brought bacl lots of memories. It's abeautiful country.😀

That's our motherland Ghana. One of the best countries in Africa 🌍

That looks like one the safest places I've seen you at in a while! Great content.

@kenai63

5 ай бұрын

Yup, Ghana is one of the safest in Africa

@s.tanh9818

5 ай бұрын

Fact 💯....Ghana is one of the safest place in West Africa

Another African gem discovered. Spectacular national park, canopy walk, and a tree house for the night. Hope you slept through the nocturnal orchestra! 🤔😅

Thank you Noraly for taking me to a place I never would have seen without you. Awesome adventure to see these places. 👏👏👏

Am very impressed with Ghana's geographical vegetation scenery .

As a Ghanaian biker I would recommend Mole National Park (in the north), Akosombo, and Ada to visit, if you have time. A part of the road to Akosombo has a bit where baboons come out of the forest to cross the road and walk alongside it, it’s that way for a couple of kilometres, you’d love it. Akosombo itself has nice mountain roads that are fun to ride on. I’ve never been to Nzulezu myself, and I think this is the most comprehensive vlog of the place I’ve seen on KZread. Following all your adventures, keep up the good work 👍🏿

@kogiman

9 ай бұрын

Aaah, if she's goes to all those places when will she then get to Nigeria. Aaah.

@quintonjones-dj2eo

9 ай бұрын

Noraly is always about 2 months ahead of any video she posts. God knows where she is now in real time.

@nungu60a

9 ай бұрын

Great ideas my brother.

@hommslabs

9 ай бұрын

Cool video as always NORALY... safe ride always

@emanuel_deusconosco4856

9 ай бұрын

Gana está sendo incrível!

The rainforest is stunningly beautiful. Thank you for sharing!

@sarandertv80

9 ай бұрын

Ghana

@15multiventure51

9 ай бұрын

I respect Ghana for conserving their natural heritage 🙏

In my 74 years, I have participated in quite a few risky and somewhat dangerous sports/hobbies. Having said that, I don’t know if I would have the confidence, guts, and determination to travel the world solo, esp in some of the remote and dangerous areas you travel. You are one brave person and a real inspiration. I love your videos and narration.

@Patrick_Ross

9 ай бұрын

74 as well and likewise risked life and limb. Lived and worked Arctic, flew bush airplanes and in the military, hiked many dangerous areas. That said, I would love to travel to areas like West Africa but afraid of catching a food borne, water borne or insect borne disease. Getting sick without nearby healthcare would likely finish me off.

@Africanvillagetee

9 ай бұрын

The risk you're talking about don't exist Sir. You as a tourist with a different skin ,not only white but the black American skin ,you're more safe than myself as an African. These places are so safe. There's a few countries that are unsafe maybe because of their politics but most are so safe❤

@alvinsmith3894

9 ай бұрын

@@Africanvillagetee Lmao. Nice try. We know what your lot does to tourist. Noraly is immensely brave for doing this on her own but stop lying.

@dfarkas74

9 ай бұрын

You @@Africanvillagetee assume by dangerous I am referring solely to people being dangerous. You will find bad people anywhere in the world and many will take advantage of travelers, as Noraly described when she was shaken down by "dirty cops". But danger also comes from riding solo through hundreds of miles of desert; from riding through areas alone populated with animals that can attack; from breaking down many miles away from any help. So "dangerous areas" can be almost anywhere when you're traveling alone, whether it refers to geography or population. For the most part, the people she has encountered on this trip have been wonderful.

@kaypee4704

9 ай бұрын

Check out " Wild lens by Abrar"....solo motovlog from Germany to Pakistan and India...he is an aero-space engineer and travel vlogger .....his drone photography and motovlog is Spectacular.....I think his photography and editing etc is even better than Noraly.......his off road trips are a bike's dream.....❤❤

You have truly changed my view of the world. Such a beautiful place. Thank you.

I would say that this is world class content but that would truly be an understatement. Your content exceeds, by far, the quality of anything else ever done. You capture the essence of the moment in a way like no other. The aerial presentations are stunning and impactful. Keep doing what you are doing Noraly!!!! Thank you!!!

We have such a beautiful, but fragile home called earth. Ghana is a gem. If we could find a way to elevate all the peoples of this planet, it would be so amazing for us to all share what we have. Amazing beauty.

Noraly is finally in my country Ghana, I just can’t believe it. I feel so excited. Welcome to Ghana Noraly, I hope you get to try some Ghanaian Jollof before you leave 😃

@user-ju6ud4go6b

9 ай бұрын

Its a beautiful country so lush and green. This episode showed it to its best. The tree canopy and rope bridges so well built too.

That feeling when Noraly shows up at a place you've been and have your own photos of. I will never forget my canopy walk at Kakum National Park, the fresh coconut milk, stomping after crossing fire ants to make sure none crawled up my pant leg, my "1 Non-Ghanaian" badge, and lots and lots of sweat. ❤

Whenever I feel sick, I ll just come and watch these trees and I feel better instantly I watch these trees 🌴 before I can sleep

I'm a self-proclaimed tree junky. This was my favorite episode so far in this series in terms of trees. Stunning!

@thevalueofn6994

9 ай бұрын

Me too. It's the first one that I've watched; mainly because I was interested in sampling the "scary jungle sounds in Ghana" for my music projects. I've become instantly addicted.

Finding out my ancestors are from Ghana was a relief for me because most Jamaicans don't know their ancestry and don't put in the effort to find out. Anyways, everything about the African continent and the people is beautiful to me. Thank you Noraly. 🇯🇲

@SamiNami

9 ай бұрын

she doesn't show the bad parts

@edwarddautey1303

9 ай бұрын

There is no bad part ... This isn't even the cities but villages. we are not in the dark ages especially Ghana!

@edwarddautey1303

9 ай бұрын

There is no bad part ... This isn't even the cities but villages. we are not in the dark ages especially Ghana!

@inhisname8395

9 ай бұрын

🤗👍

@aventious6853

9 ай бұрын

to be fair to Jamaicans/ African Americans who have decedents from the slave trade. its very hard for them to know their African roots because of the lack of counting from where they got their slaves from. making it very difficult/impossible for them to know their heritage.

What a totally awesome adventure!!! Tarzan, eat your heart out!!! The tree house rocks!!! 😃😃😃

In the heart of a dense forest of Ghana stands a solitary tree house, where a courageous young lady resides alone, a genuine source of inspiration.

shout out to the people that installed those bridges. unreal.

@MilesBellas

9 ай бұрын

forget the bridges.....the entire region is close to descending into war. IB should exit and go somewhere else.

@goodman4093

9 ай бұрын

@@MilesBellas because those her continent (EU) will not leave africa and her wealth in natural resources

@MilesBellas

9 ай бұрын

@@goodman4093 Africans prefer poverty, hunger and no education ? The continent is massive....it's simply racism. Face reality.

@DogonChild

9 ай бұрын

​@@MilesBellaswhat region might that?

@MilesBellas

9 ай бұрын

@@DogonChild Research the latest news.

There are many places to visit in Ghana. In Ghana you will feel at home 😇

Forest in GHANA is just amazing... especially with the walkway🤟🤟🤟

The drone shots are amazing. What a beautiful country. Thanks for showing all these great places!

The engineering of that walk bridge is impressive v

Wonderful, Noraly! Your travels in West Africa to date have been full of challenges, drama, and an incredible diversity of geography, roads, weather, people, food, and languages. Viewers of this channel sure get to see parts of the world not otherwise seen very often. Bravo!

@partridge9698

9 ай бұрын

er... Brava..?

@shrabonibabu

9 ай бұрын

I have seen only the deserts of Egypt and Sudan of Africa. It is Nurali, who took me on her cameras to show me the rest of Africa and other continents, answered all my questions and all before I asked any.

Noraly, take a deep breath, 5 stars for such an epic drone footage. Your filming skills draws your viewers to a whole new experience. We will continue following you on your adventure. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Ghana is beautiful. God must have spent more time here on creation

How on earth did they build that walkway over the canopy of the forest? Ghana is a most amazing country!

@alabitimilehin7608

9 ай бұрын

Similar canopy walls exist in Lagos, Nigeria at the Lekki Conservation Center.

@Kingoftheimmigrants4646

9 ай бұрын

@@alabitimilehin7608 lol everywhere ghana is mentioned, Nigeria have to be there lol 😂

@memphisadjei4704

9 ай бұрын

@kingofimmigration stop that😂😂😂

@Ghanadiaries

8 ай бұрын

One Ghanaian man does that. He has done a few around the country.

@montannamontanna4408

6 ай бұрын

@alabitimilehin7608 The lekki one is different it's not hanging on trees but poles mounted and also it's not in a dense forest.

This video of your adventures in Ghana is absolutely beautiful! I found Ghana to be beautiful and the people so kind and helpful. I will watch this video again for sure!

"It rained for like an hour and a half and now it's dry." -camera pans on the lake KILLED ME LAUGHING xD

Noraly really finds the most wonderful places. And makes me understand how terribly little I have known about Africa, every video makes me go on a separate google search trip.

@charlesbarnett2724

9 ай бұрын

Yes. Me too. I watch Noraly on the TV whilst flicking between Google maps and duck duck go. 😄

@lvdm9959

5 ай бұрын

She makes my weeks. I so love traveling, and have worked in remote bush in Zambia, but as a single woman, never dared much outside my given surrounds. These weekly 'road trips on the back of Noraly's bike' broadens my knowledge of the world in a very personal experience through this world class driver. Thank you, dearest Noraly!♡♡😊

Great 👍 The adventure is really good. Ghana seems a place that offers much.

My mom and I started watching you about a month ago, we look forward to every episode, you find the good in every situation. Safe travels!

@jaykb6587

9 ай бұрын

And you will love going back through all her earlier travels. Noraly could have been a rich producer if she could tolerate Hollywood. Thank goodness she couldn't! We'd all miss out on her fantastic travels.

@ramishrambarran3998

9 ай бұрын

You will never cease to be amazed on this channel. I have not missed one episode in all her adventures. I am 67. You can go back on those if you want to. Enjoy ! Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

@zweispurmopped

9 ай бұрын

You have A LOT to catch up with, and once you did, you will know that her channel is what gives KZread a reason to be! 🤗

@zweispurmopped

9 ай бұрын

@@dave-hw2hd She took of in India in 2018. I bet you didn't watch those videos yet. Otherwise I'd be very impressed! 😁

Those canopy bridges are amazing, happy to see you in a big smile before taking rest in a tree house!

Those bridges are like roads up in the air hanging from trees….what an adventure! Never seen such adventure from other travelers…

I visited Ghana in May and did the canopy walk at Kakum. It is not for the faint of heart. 😂 Lovely country and people.

Now i want to travel to africa. Beautiful landscapes

I was amazed at how loud the insects and bugs were in the jungle. The canopy walk was stunning, and the drone footage spectacular just like being there yourself minus the heat and humidity. Thanks Noraly 😊

Kakum is such a beautiful place, was there a few years ago. :)

Wow, just wow, those bridges were amazing. Thank you for your bravery, your energy and your brilliant films, taking us to places we would never visit, there are lots of critiics of the internet, social media and youtube, but you use it for it's most benificial purpose. The quality of your output is second to none. I love every episode.

@jasonzerbini2375

9 ай бұрын

Hairnicks, Agree 110%. Absolutely second to none. Noraly sets the bar.

Flying the drone while walking that bridge must have been more challenging than flying it while riding the bike. Amazing! Also must have been quite tricky to land it among all branches, ropes, tree trunks and all that - takes some skill. 👍

@suzannechance5876

9 ай бұрын

I thought that also!..she is incredibly capable, yes?

@lawrencelimco

9 ай бұрын

The newer and better dji drones have obstacle and collision avoidance built in. That's why she is capable of making awesome videos.

@jasonzerbini2375

9 ай бұрын

Yes she is on her A-game with the drone. Noraly explained in recent interview at the ABS festival that she fly's drone in manual mode. I always wrongly "assumed" to get those great shots while on her bike she used an auto tracking feature, but no, she uses manual control and explained why. Great respect for her skills. Peace!

What a fabulous place to stay for the night. So high up. So, it is either up early with sound of loud music or up late with the sound of singing crickets and insects!

What a beautiful Continent!

Noraly, you take being adventurous and daring to a whole new level. As a solo traveler, you are one totally amazing Lady and beyond belief. You certainly have a knack at finding the most unusual and unique out of the way places. Thank you for sharing your journey to places beyond my imagination.

Just Goosebumps at the Beauty of our Africa !!!!❤❤❤

That was a very nice looking breakfast at the stilt village. Noraly, the muddy road you decided to take that was so devastating was a brand new road that had not been developed or prepared for use. That was the problem. Thank You! to the people of Kakum National Park for allowing you to bring breathtaking pictures of the rope suspension bridges up in the canopy to the world. To stay in "The" Tree House costs 70 Cedis *(CD's) or $14 USD, per night and it includes a guide who stays the night. What a find Noraly. Thank You very much for showing such a wonderful place. ben/ michigan

This lady is incredible. Brave, adventurous and so informative. It is absolutely addictive viewing.

@lalotse

9 ай бұрын

i agree

So delighted every time you post! Incredible photos amongst the tree tops. You are one tough cookie to endure the many difficulties of traveling in remote areas. I have nothing but intense respect and admiration for you! Thank you again and again and again!! You are loved by many!

@jerrym3261

9 ай бұрын

Reminds me of a Alison Krauss song; "You're the lucky one So i've been told As free as the wind, Blowin' down the road Loved by many, hated by none I'd say you're lucky 'cause I know what you've done Not a care in the world Not a worry in sight Everything's gunna be alright Cause you're the lucky one"

I have also visited Kaum National Park and the canopy bridges. It is beautiful, only exceeded by the beauty of the peoples of Ghana!

Wow, this has to be one of your most spectacular videos. The scenery is just amazing. Ride safe

@cazpk6840

9 ай бұрын

Ghana has so much untouched land - pure greenery.

Waoooow...this was definitely one of your better videos of Africa IMO, the video of the rain forest park was mind blowing...the trees so green and beautiful 💯💚💚💚

This was by far the best episode since day one of Itchy Boots. Ghana absolutely rocks!😁

@charlesbarnett2724

9 ай бұрын

I agree. Wonderful.

Watching you from Accra Ghana 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 welcome to Ghana. Make sure you try our local foods too🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I am the same person that commented on your previous video entering GHANA...where I was born now 60 years ago...and you have brought tears to my eyes seeing how BEAUTIFUL Kakum National Park is...I so would love to visit the country some day...Thank you so much for your AMAZING documentary 🥰🥰🥰🥰

I cannot get over how fearless you are. I would never want to do things like travel through a continent alone. This part was especially scary. I'm so afraid of heights. God bless you, and all the best. Thank you for your posts.

Thank you for showing us how beautiful Ghana is! ❤

I drunk one of the best palm wine of my life down this forest walk ! the drone images were really amazing ! as well as the full episode as usual ! greetings from Nigeria, waiting for U !

Noraly, I’ve been following your adventures for several seasons now. And while I enjoy the sights, it’s the people you meet that really interest me. And the thing that impresses me most about the people is this. It doesn’t matter where we live, or how we live - we are all still just people. Your work is proof we can all live together peacefully and respectfully. And we can help each other when necessary and seem to have an innate desire to do so. In a way, you’re restoring an old guy’s faith in our shared humanity. Safe travels as always.

Wow respect. I have been living in Ghana for over a year and must say you have done so well to see the places you visited. Very interesting lifestyle. Looking forward to visit Kakum as well soon. Have you been to Mole Safari Park? Well we are in Kumasi. Stop by if you like 😊

Hi Noraly, always a pleasure watching you overcome all obstacles that may come your way. Keep on keeping on gal. Always tuned in from South Africa 🏞️🌴🌧️💪🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

Wow !! From the house on stilts on the lake to a house atop a tree in the sky - two extremes one day apart. Amazing change of scenery . If one wants to watch such an incredible endeavour it can only be witnessed on Itchy Boots vlogs. And i repeat myself , drone shots through the trees following Noraly on the tree bridges were exquisite. Even this is an exclusive treat on Noraly’s vlogs. Marvellous effort 👍

Love from SA..Ghana is on my list of countries to visit in the future

Every day is the beginning of life for Noraly!🍀. Motorcycle Adventure Traveler! She shows people the Real World!

Such beauty and solitude in this jungle! Wonderful bridge construction! Thanks for sharing Noraly! Stay safe!💕

The wonderful rope bridges in the canopy - wow, wow! Another completely mesmerizing episode. So glad the dirt roads now are not the La Brea mud pits. 😃

@qwuamzkwamenana469

9 ай бұрын

😂😂 Ghana is the best

@laupernut

9 ай бұрын

They can be, I live 30km from the Volta and a ride of 45minutes turned in 3½ hrs due to flooding of the roads. It's been exceptionally wet this year.

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

9 ай бұрын

So happy for Noraly that she had a day of dry roads in such a beautiful ride!

For some reason I imagined that africa was mostly brown and sandy. But boy is it green! Really nice drone footage high above the trees. Hearing the night-sounds brings back happy memories from my time in Brasil. 👍 Tnx again for a wonderful video.

@emanuel_deusconosco4856

9 ай бұрын

Qual parte do Brasil você conhece?

@RLeunk-lw3ek

9 ай бұрын

Minas è Campo Grande (Pantanal)

@Ghanadiaries

8 ай бұрын

​@RLeunk-lw3ek Africa is so misrepresented it's scary,lol. We have tropical rain forest. In Ghana, we have two season. Rainy season and dry season and when it rains, it pours.

@s.tanh9818

5 ай бұрын

​@@Ghanadiaries"It's time for Africans to write their own stories" said Akon and he's right.

What a cool National Park. So beautiful.

Even though it rained, a very nice ride from the stilt village to the national park! The swinging bridges are fantastic! The views of the area are beautiful and the aerial views are amazing. The insects singing in the night was an incredible closure for today’s adventure! Ride safe Noraly!

@jeffkrantz6872

9 ай бұрын

A circus surrounds an ingenious observant . ..

I am sure nothing quite like this has ever been documented, all over the world!

@jolene-hf8807

9 ай бұрын

I don’t believe so. This incredible documentary.

@Carolevw

9 ай бұрын

This would make a fantastic TV doco or series ❤❤

Hey N, it's SOOOOOO GREAT to see you riding Alaska again. These folks in Ghana speak excellent english. The tour guide in the park was amazing. That walk over the canopy was beautiful. Another spectacular drone sequence with well a chosen audio track. The roads here seem much nicer. I'm amazed how they created those fabulous rope bridges. I thought that the first drone sequence was spectacular but you've really outdone yourself with the second sequence. WOW! WOW!WOW! Thanks. Take care, stay safe and God bless. 🤟🏼🖖🏼

@tutotutot5193

7 ай бұрын

hey you are from alaska.....you write good English yourself

One of the most memorable places filmed with the drone and the hike to the treehouse was simply amazing.

Africa is soo unique, thanks my dearest vlogger Norally for taking us through, Now consider coming to Kenya 🇰🇪 for Rift Valley series,I believe your Internet family will love also.

@jumaabdul1271

9 ай бұрын

Yes, she should come to Kenya

@Rowno498

9 ай бұрын

Kabisa Abdul,she should travel across rift Valley . Another unique place.

There are noisy bugs known as cicadas, about 100db... Beautiful drone shots of the canopy. Impressive and scary running the drone while walking across a narrow, swaying bridge, missing the other obstacles that you encounter in-flight. As a boy scout, I built many rope bridges but never using planks... Thank you for taking us along!

Thanks for bringing me back to Ghana. I visited the other side of Lake Bosomtwe this year. I am retired and went to Ghana for 9 months.

Jaw droping beauty. What an adventure . Thanks for the ride along.