The guy running alongside the bike, that's an observation that highlights the incredible athletic abilities often seen in African marathon runners.

@willyjibo659

15 күн бұрын

Those guys are talent for any marathon competition

@Svdz70

15 күн бұрын

100%

@NayanJB

14 күн бұрын

Yes, that's what I observed as well. Most of d long distance & Marathon Olympic/World champions come from that part of d world, specially nearby East African countries. Their fitness/endurance is at another level.

@wamwandu97

14 күн бұрын

💯💯💯🇰🇪

@daveekoko9134

14 күн бұрын

💯

The cooperation and the willingness of the local population to help strangers is amazing.

@mikekoenderman

15 күн бұрын

thats "small town mentality" help and converse with outsiders

@MollyGrue1

15 күн бұрын

remember I had to cross a river with my backpack on a wobbly and wet/slippery log. I shied away like a horse and one of the locals just took my hand, risked his bones and helped me over. Those people are lovely. Its incredible.

@bonfacewachira3297

15 күн бұрын

So u think they are doing it for free 😂😂

@Gideonfinancial

15 күн бұрын

If you are humble and you have a great personality like Noraly, nobody can refuse to help you

@MollyGrue1

15 күн бұрын

@@Gideonfinancial thats true, but Madagaskar folks are really really nice, too.

99.999999% of your viewers will never ever get to be where you are, thank you for giving us a glimpse of our world and for taking us along on this incredible journey!

the stamina of the local runners matches their kindness and generosity.

The generosity of the people you run across needs to be spread out around the world.

@1959Dragon

15 күн бұрын

It is there, and in good supply, but as with the oil in your car, you only notice it when it fails and the broken results get the attention. Noraly exposes the true nature of good people.

@Buckwheat2080

15 күн бұрын

The angels are watching over her

@aragorndedolor4171

15 күн бұрын

That dog sees you as part of the family...😂

@oladapotobi1029

15 күн бұрын

​@@1959Dragon 💯 Bro ❤️

@justinj8492

14 күн бұрын

No it doesn't. The evil will show up and take advantage of their generosity and ruin everything. AGAIN.....

All those little kids intrigued by you changing your boots probably lost their minds when you pulled out your drone! Those kids will remember 'the time when the blonde lady came to visit' for the rest of their lives. So cool!! 😎

@rishi-m

15 күн бұрын

Indeed and indeed!!

@viozone

15 күн бұрын

Kids just suprised the drone no the women "selfish"😂

@daviddan2437

15 күн бұрын

She's the first white person the kids have ever seen. According to Noraly, there was once a missionary, but that must have been a long time ago, and their parents or grand parents probably told them about him. Now they get to see Noraly who came with tech that would forever blow their minds. Nice to hear her tell us she sang school songs with them. May they grow up to be engineers who will design better drones and bikes. (it took the entire village to say goodbye to Noraly).

@viozone

15 күн бұрын

@@daviddan2437 "according to her" 😁

@viozone

15 күн бұрын

@@daviddan2437 doest nt make sense

All us first world urbanites are amazed at the nature of locals who lead simple, rural and impoverished lives; yet they are always kindly and generously help completely alien strangers. There is a life lesson here.

@alexthedeal1827

13 күн бұрын

When you go on holiday in Europe and there are problems also everybody helps. And they don't expect pay, these guys often do. Have some respect for your own kind.

@tonycraib5939

10 күн бұрын

Yes and look at how happy they are

@illitrait

6 күн бұрын

*relatively impoverished, @andrewmcfarland57 - they come across as very content.

Noraly's fans are everywhere. I was at the hospital in Kings Lynn, walking from the car park and struggling to breathe, chatting with a gentleman as we walked, talking about KZread. I said "there's this Dutch woman, motorcycling around the world on here own and......" He said "Yes, Itchy boots, she's in Madagascar at the moment. I watch her too. If you're reading this Mr Mystery Man, turns out I may not have lung cancer after all. Here's hoping.🙂

@Minina-Nena-Celina

12 күн бұрын

Awesome 😮

The impact Noraly has on the communities she visits is truly remarkable. She is a genuine cultural ambassador, and her interactions with the local community, especially the happy kids laughing, are truly heartwarming. Thank you for bringing that joy to our screens! 😁

@bertanelson8062

15 күн бұрын

and our world!

@sammayata6376

15 күн бұрын

It's the other way around. Norrali doesn't make them happy or generous, she founds them like that

@popmarbles6980

15 күн бұрын

She is like TV to those kids.

@blochspin

14 күн бұрын

You need to watch more youtube videos from other content creators.

@dumisai1

14 күн бұрын

She has brilliant and respectful interactions, but it's the people who are welcoming to her, that's the nature of our African people..

It’s truly heartwarming to see the boundless kindness of the people in Madagascar. Their willingness to help strangers, whether it’s carrying a bag or running alongside to give directions, speaks volumes of their hospitality. It’s these acts of selflessness and warmth that make travel such a rich and rewarding experience. Thank you, Itchy Boot, for showcasing the beauty of human spirit in your adventure!

I traveled to Madagascar 30 years ago, nothing has changed, no bridges, a road network that is non-existent or in a deplorable state and a POPULATION OF EXTREME KINDNESS in trouble!!! Beautiful adventure, extraordinary adventure

The people you meet - the places you see - the situations you get - thank you for taking me along, I would never have made it on my own.

Noraly’s cheerfulness in the face of adversity is just INCREDIBLE! And I think gives a sort of spiritual protection - always helpers arriving at the right time.

@1959Dragon

15 күн бұрын

Her videos make it seem that way, but I believe a lot of that help is searched out by Noraly, not always just showing up. As when she led the gaggle of kids away from the bikes after changing out of her boots, then came back with a fella that knew about the boats. He likely would have heard of her arrival and searched her out eventually, but she went for him even without knowing the language well. I'm watching for the thorns on the roses before I set my simple summer road-trip tour plans. She knows them well already.

@josecarloscampelo7501

14 күн бұрын

Boa noite Noraly.❤😊😊😊😊

@josecarloscampelo7501

14 күн бұрын

Aventura incrível você consegue sempre fazer do limão uma limonada, você é incrível.😊😊😊😊😊

@josecarloscampelo7501

14 күн бұрын

Estava observando as crianças, como você de alguma maneira influência positivamente essas crianças, você é como um sopro de futuro para elas, de onde se pode chegar, entende?😊

That Drone footage was movie quality! Just amazing. And Noraly is an ambassador for these small places in Africa that show the true nature of these people.

It's such wonderful see how they gave all support and kindness for Noraly and Didier. Thanks to everyone ❤

Am so proud to be an African. I realize how strong we are. Seeing these guys talking the motorbike & running infront of the bike,needs strong people

@James-gf9jl

15 күн бұрын

The Malagasy aren't Africans and don't identify as such.

@margaretkirimania1220

15 күн бұрын

@@James-gf9jl Am Sorry for that mistake, I didn,t look properly. Now i have Eye glasses & i can tell they are not Africans. Thanks for letting me know that. We never stop learning👍👍🏽

@margaretkirimania1220

15 күн бұрын

@@James-gf9jl By the way have seen Madagascar Is on the coast of South Africa not Africa...👍🏽

@deecapetown

15 күн бұрын

But you are right to be proud !... Watch Itch Boots other videos of her travels through Africa ,,,, and see Africans - like the Madagascan "cousins" are generally very strong, very kind, and very resourceful in making "a plan" with very little ....

@James-gf9jl

15 күн бұрын

@@margaretkirimania1220 The Malagasy are predominantly Austronesians. In Antananarivo, they look like Indonesians although there is a mix in the coastal groups from the Comores, Zanzibar, the Southern Gulf and possibly Sri Lanka.. I'm always learning too, and I've been married to one for twenty years!

Ms. Boots: you handle unexpected situations better than anyone. Always cheerful and embracing the adventure!

@ThaiOdessy

14 күн бұрын

I guess if you've started your sentence with "Ms. Schoenmaker, you handled...." everyone would be like "Who the hell is he talking about?" 😄😄😄 I wonder if Noraly will change her name after her adventure ends...😁

@benmulenga2648

13 күн бұрын

Noraly is admirably calm always. She's a marvelous and brave woman. I remember when she got lost and stuck in the middle of a thick jungle with heavy rain and life threatening lightening and thunderbolts. She was so calm!... Incredible!

Thank you Noraly for showing the generosity and empathy of the African people, now we have another perspective of this beautiful continent

This woman has such great energy she can make anyone happy with just her smile and a giggle.

Never a dull moment as each episode has problems and challenges to solve. Somehow Noraly gets help or finds a solution herself. Kindness and consideration for others is always with her. Beautiful music and drone views.❤ always

Hey, Itchy people, Noraly does it again. Amazes us all with her resilience and positive attitude. No matter what challenge she meets and overcomes it. See you Wednesday

@SuziSellsSound

15 күн бұрын

"Itchy People" hehe I like it!! 😃

@paxwallace8324

15 күн бұрын

Haven't you found the Cosmos works this way for you?

@andrewtaylor7075

13 күн бұрын

She laughs at adversity

I am honored to be part of the international community created by Itchy Boots. I enjoy reading comments from people around the world that are posted within minutes of Itchy Boots posting on Sunday and Wednesday. I learn about the world and people through Itchy Boots. Wisconsin, U.S.A.

@richardsoto9960

12 күн бұрын

Ditto from Palm Desert, California :))

@Minina-Nena-Celina

12 күн бұрын

100% agree🙏🙏🙏

@daveloderhose874

12 күн бұрын

Well said fellow Wisconsinite

@donnadeer1967

11 күн бұрын

Agreed, also from Wisconsin 😊

the spirit of willingness to help shown by the locals is totally amazing & unbelievable. Noraly, your appearance in their tiny & isolated village will be written in their history minds forever.

As an Australian and having lived and worked 70 years in the sun, I can not stress enough about protecting yourself from the sun. We did not know the dangers of the sun when we were younger. Do not get complacent. After 70 years and many operations, I can tell you . both my wife and I will die from skin cancers and we are both lucky to have lasted this long. Cover up, it is no joke..

It often seems that when the challenge is the greatest or the track more uncertain Noraly is the happiest. I love her positive attitude during those times. This is what makes her videos so enjoyable for me.

@elliotvulley415

15 күн бұрын

Because she doesn't blame anyone for her predicament, whilst we Africans will always find scapegoats for our failures. On other continents, challenges are the fuel that powers their imaginations

@mikelomax9957

15 күн бұрын

@@elliotvulley415 - Challenges are good, as long as they are not overwhelming.

@Deontjie

15 күн бұрын

Beautiful little island village. No toilets?

@mikelomax9957

15 күн бұрын

@@Deontjie - I often wonder about that, too. A different challenge?

@1959Dragon

15 күн бұрын

@@Deontjie In uninformed villages they usually have an "open-defecation-free zone", and as sanitation information spreads, latrines are built.

The people of Madagascar don't seem to mind running everywhere. Those guys are in shape! Zero body fat! Awesome. If anybody knows how to go with the flow, it's Itchy Boots. Noraly is always positive and inspiring to me. Thanks for this video!

@francisleveque2939

13 күн бұрын

Pas de graisse corporelle ? Et pourquoi ! Parce qu'ils ne mangent pas à leur faim !, Étonnant non !

@_____J______

13 күн бұрын

​@@francisleveque2939 Omlette du fromage they need more

@ROTV-DanLockhart

12 күн бұрын

@@francisleveque2939 They don't seem to be lacking nutrition. They seem to be very strong. Strong enough to run and life motorcycles into canoes. Besides it was just my observation. Thank you.

Thanks for showing a remote village completely uncovered by any1, hats off to the generosity of the villagers ...

As I a 68 year old with many medical problems, originally caused by a drunk car drivers breaking my leg (right femur) and my L3/L4 lower vertebrae, which were all kind of repaired in 1974/75. Your travels are great to watch from my low horse power recliner. However your journey and experience is something I enjoy sharing with you. I have travelled the world with my wonderful work life. I have visited many countries you have (not as many and not as remote) always on an aeroplane. However you are living your best life dream and that is something I really enjoy watching and respect your tenacity and your passion. ❤❤

It's always a good day when an Itchy Boots video comes out!

Noraly... the personality of a free spirit. The courage of a warrior, The strength of an elephant... a big, huge strong elephant. And the heart of... the very best of us.

@trishf2184

15 күн бұрын

Very well said

I am so glad she does the overheads with the drone. It adds soooo much to the videos by adding perspective and incredibly scenic shots! The music adds so much as well! ❤️

Admire this woman, few are as brave as her. She’s living her dream and pretty much anyone’s dream. So happy i came across this channel and can travel with her with my imaginations.

18:18 as Native Americans (Navajo).. i remember as a child we ate on the floor… dirt floor too… inside the hogan… that was so neat to see..very comforting and relaxing… family was close knit… always encouraged to see your travel Noraly.. you are very respectful to others. May God continue to watch over you❤

The small village on that sandbank was pretty remote and i was wondering if any westerner reached that area. And you've just confirmed how remote it is. Amazing how the things were put together. Without Didier s help things would be a lot worst. Leading to a conclusion that his presence in this expedition was crucial.

@1959Dragon

15 күн бұрын

Agreed. Even if Noraly picked up the language, and I wouldn't put that past her, there are unplanned situations that require a companion assistant.

Noraly, I am continually amazed at you. I wish I was thirty years younger and could tag along with what you are doing. I'm a long time viewer of your channel, 57yr old enduro/adv rider for over 40yrs still riding with my mates here in Australia. But what you are doing makes us look like pathetic beginners. You are an absolute inspiration and a beautiful example of the best of humanity. You go girl and keep doing what you do!!! I'll pray to "my God" who will pass a message onto anyone else's God/or belief to keep you safe.

2:51 true. that's the true essence of a real adventure. so i don't think that all goes wrong here. there's no such thing as wrong in an adventure. every good and bad is part of adventure. without that happening to didier bike you'll not find that remote village. if the boat driver didn't got delayed, you won't experience everything you've experience in there. this is a once in a life time experience. and you won't experience all of that if didier bike didn't get broke. so nothing really goes wrong. its all part of the adventure. and look at that, it turns out you're the first tourist ever come to that village. that will go down on history. see? does it look like all goes wrong? no right? because that's the true essence of adventure. :) and we all thank you for that as we also can witness this marvelous adventure. i love it. i love this kind of adventure. an adventure that is not planned. absolutely the best. also 5 star for francois for very fast response. if you guys ever have plan to go bike touring madagascar don't hesitate to check francois bike shop.

Madagascar is such a beautiful country which often gets overlooked thanks, to noraly we see the true side of the beautiful country an absolute honest documentary of the nation ❤❤❤

@bodan1196

15 күн бұрын

Maybe it is beautiful _because_ it's overlooked?

@crphilipp

15 күн бұрын

Or …..

@loboxx337

15 күн бұрын

@@bodan1196 Profound intuition.

@jumpinjehoshaphat1951

15 күн бұрын

Madagascar is among the poorest nations, but they do produce some of Amazon's shirts.

Its one thing to experience what Noraly is doing but its the way she captures, edits, and presents countless outstanding scenes in one video is an artistic masterpiece unmatched by anyone. How she interacts with the locals, kids giving 100% attention following Noraly around, then there is a perfect scene/music coordination which makes tears flow. So many consecutive high impact scenes but the few second shot of the engine starting was particularly intriguing to me. I can say without exaggeration I have never seen anyone put together videos like Noraly. 100 million dollar movie productions can be entertaining but they will NEVER provide the intimacy we see and "feel" in Noraly's videos. Thank You Always, Peace! ❤❤❤

They run, oh how they run. I am completely impressed by these people!!

Abgesehen von den wundervollen Orten, die du besuchst und den unglaublichen Abenteuern, die du erlebst, finde ich es absolut überwältigend, wie positiv du bist. Nie ein böses Wort in Ärger oder Frustration - selbst in den schlimmsten Momenten nicht. So möchte ich auch sein. Für mich bist du ein Vorbild, eine Inspiration! Einfach bewundernswert!

I love how the children are always so Interested...makes me think of how many children you inspire! ❤

MAGNIFICENT Madagascar!!!!The people are brimming over with kindness. Being poor doesn't enter the equation It's in-built to help and assist as much as possible. Keep smiling through everything is an African blessing.

Finally we catched up 😀 We (an elderly Dutch couple) were pointed to your channel by my visiting Canadian nephew. We started looking 30 September last year. We watched one or more episodes per evening from Season 1 all the way up to this episode in season 7. We skipped Netflix, linear TV, so we could see as much as possible episodes. It took us more than 6 months! We are inspired by your travels, discussing if we should do more travel again, or just watch yours, but mostly we are amazed by your courage, perseverance, your self-directedness (doelgerichtheid), and the optimistic way you tackle every problem, combined with your friendly approach to all people you encounter. And not to forget, we really, really enjoy the footage and beautiful sceneries you present to us. Thank you Noraly, for giving us so much.

@fedde2104

10 күн бұрын

Hoi , net als jullie had ik nog nooit van Itchy Boots gehoord tot zo'n 2 maanden geleden ik op YT toevallig op een aflevering terecht kwam . He een Nederlandse op een motor . Nu heb al haar afleveringen gezien , steun haar via haar website en kijk elke woensdag en zondag uit naar haar nieuwste aflevering. We kunnen trots zijn op Noraly . Groeten Fedde

They’ll be telling legends about Itchy Boots many generations from now in that remote village.

Good afternooooonn Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let's go as usual 😍 greetings from Eastern Africa/ Rwanda 🇷🇼

@Winstonrodney6989

15 күн бұрын

Good morning from Eastern United States!

@bajaborracho9139

15 күн бұрын

Let's go internet people! Watching on vacation in La Paz baja California mexico!

@justcurious4678

15 күн бұрын

Greetings from Amsterdam. ❤

@Owshegettinonbye

15 күн бұрын

Hello from Eastern Canada 👋

@rwabusisihonore

15 күн бұрын

@@MollyCooper-ik6xu great @Molly 😍 I hope you're having a great weekend 😊

I love how humble, friendly and helpful village residents are. 💙🙌🏽

@galdessa1

15 күн бұрын

Money always brings the best out in people. 💰

@loboxx337

15 күн бұрын

@@galdessa1 When you do a favor money is never involved.

@jusessson4637

14 күн бұрын

@@galdessa1are you serious really?? How much did you see her bargaining with them ???

Incredible endurance of these African football guides; no water, no shoes, no fancy anything. They just run (with a full bag pack)through the mud, water, etc . And by the way, Itchy boots is good too!

One thing about you itchy boots….you do not lead a dull life. You don’t do things in half measures. Only itchy boots could do this journey! Crazy crazy but definitely an adventure, absolutely amazing . You are amazing. You should be on national geographic TV. 😂😂 LOVED IT!!

The trials and tribulations of adventure, hard to beat which makes long lasting memories.

@mkeizer8134

15 күн бұрын

Hi Jon, very well put! I would even say ever lasting memories, and especially those moments outside one's comfort zone and known world. I hope you have wonderful memories of your own to.

@jonrobinson8005

15 күн бұрын

@@mkeizer8134 yes I have👍, every time I threw myself into the deep end of the unknown it has created the best memories. Plus it makes you learn and think very quickly on how the navigate the situation by yourself. It’s like a 2 for 1 education lesson in life.

To all Itchy Booters out there: Greetings from Germany! I am 57 , and I am making my Moto Licence now , because Noraly made me hungry for riding and adventure! God speed everyone🤓🌍🌎🌏🏍🤘

@elizabethsonko3714

15 күн бұрын

Good luck to you on your future adventures. Look forward to seeing KZread video's from you.Happy days.

@shamducati

14 күн бұрын

All the best buddy!

@ThaiOdessy

14 күн бұрын

Wishing you the best of luck and "Let the adventure begin..."

@BH6242KCh

14 күн бұрын

Stay safe out there.

@Minina-Nena-Celina

12 күн бұрын

Bravo 😮

"When the going gets tough, the tough get going." Nobody likes problems and set back, but you guys gracefully managed them well.

The men that were loading the bikes on the boats were very efficient and most respectful of your property. Nice to see that.

I’m always worried but then I know you got back to civilization because you uploaded a video lol

@so9487

15 күн бұрын

The video is the first clue that everything went well.

@sammayata6376

15 күн бұрын

"Got back to civilization" ? Get rid of your limited thinking please !

Greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭. It is now 10 pm, before sleeping I have to watch this.

@glennpanes5979

15 күн бұрын

Parehas tayo.

@michaelrivera5928

15 күн бұрын

Same here😅😅😅

@PanchoBautista-tc1ql

15 күн бұрын

been waiting for this episode worried yeah what comes next

@helmher0924

15 күн бұрын

5:30 pm d2 qatar, a Filipino. Always waiting for ms. Boots 😅

@robertolegaspi1095

15 күн бұрын

Ako man..

I love there way local people are trying their best to take care of you Noraly❤❤

The pirate music while loading the bikes on the boat was a nice touch 😀👍

I was worried from the last video that an unexpected problem occurred, but the wonderful support of the local people has guaranteed the safety of your journey! How wonderful Madagascar is. I don't have to worry because Noraly stories always make me smile and laugh! The video from the middle is moving, but the drone footage is impressive!

Tough situations build strong people in the end. Great things happen to those who don't stop believing, trying, learning, and being grateful. The more you feed your mind with positive thoughts, the more you can attract great things into your life. Be Brave and Take Risks: You need to have faith in yourself. This is what makes Noraly and her channel great. Team Itchy Boots all the way. Thank you for another great episode ❤❤

Wow! The drone shot over the village on the sandbar was spectacular, Noraly. My your language skills and learning curve is fantastic. You are one brave women and VERY flexible in your eating habits. Congratulations for getting UN STRANDED and off the sandbar. Love your music.

One of your best. The drone shot of the isolated village was stunning. The people were amazing and to hear that you were the first tourist to ever go there.....incredible.

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

@sooz9433

15 күн бұрын

Good morning!! I'm on time for once! 😂 Have a beautiful day everyone. 🌞

@stefanomalinverni9431

15 күн бұрын

This time I have been a Little late 😂

@wernerschmidt4481

15 күн бұрын

Hi Stefano, it's never too late!

@elizabethsonko3714

15 күн бұрын

Good afternoon Stefano.Finally here to watch our favourite KZread channel.

It's delightful to watch those curious kids crowd around you. The people of Madagascar are wonderful. Just goes to show you, you put positive energy out you get positive energy back

Wow what wonderful people! I can't wait to see the continuation of this journey.

Whenever there is a problem, there is a solution. If there is no solution, then there is no problem! That seems to fit Noraly very well!

People are so kind. It’s the education system that’s making us selfish n arrogant. This is one gem of video. Noraly ❤

@loboxx337

15 күн бұрын

These people are educated, they are survivalist. And book learning does not give you intelligence (it gives you info) you are born with the capability.

@badcompany4211

15 күн бұрын

@@loboxx337 Well said my friend.

As it has been said before: It's not the destination that is the adventure, it is the journey! You are amazing!👍💪🙏🤩🤩You are now a Large part of that village's lore! Best Wishes from Texas/USA 💖💖🏍🤠

You must've been quite the sight to see, suddenly coming out of nowhere into a river village. So many wonderful people. As a biker you're, at times, having to change so many plans, always be adaptable. Whenever that happens I was also lucky with the help of locals to get me on the go again. Noraly you make such a good world ambassador.

I loved this episode so much. The surprise village on the sand bar, the delightful people there, and that you are their first tourist.

It only takes a woman with lion heart to embark on this adventure. This is a job well done from Noraly.

Another amazing day in the life of Itchy Boots! This episode was certainly filled with challenges beyond imagination. The will and strength of the local people is evident. Glad you all safely arrived in the next village. Ride safe Noraly!

The absolute intrrepid queen of adventure and the ambassador of good will to all natiions and peoples! Noraly, you are nothing short of INCREDIBLE!!

Your positive attitude in all circumstances and your high adaptability are key to your utmost success. CONGRATULATIONS you are teaching us how to confront the issues of life.

@jasonzerbini2375

14 күн бұрын

Right on bookchannel - For the past couple years I have been patterning my speech and reactions when things don't go well based on the example Noraly sets for us in every video. It works and its amazing how life changing it is. Toughest part has been not ever using profanity but I am getting there! Peace!

I'm amazed how you're able to consistently upload every wednesday and Sunday. I'm sure you're a few days or even weeks ahead of your upload schedule, but it's still amazing because every video is so well put together it really feels like we're following you in real time.

@jasonzerbini2375

14 күн бұрын

I think about that often. Other KZread channels can't put out near the quality content with a filming and editing team sitting in a comfy climate controlled office with super high speed internet, food, drink, running water, all just a few feet away. Noraly does it in harsh environmental and working conditions after riding all day on brutal tracks and heat. She is Wonder woman!. Peace!

@carolionroar

14 күн бұрын

I listened to an interview at some point where Noraly said she needs to keep a time buffer in part for logistics, but also for her safety -- otherwise people try and catch up to her or predict where she will be next. It seems like she has a 6+ week buffer, so she must do a good chunk of episodes and then queue them up to release automatically. Still amazing!

It's great to see how strangers help out in a bad situation

Noraly is a pure BOSS. Just rolls with the challenges and always turning lemons into lemonade. No matter where she ends up, the locals come through for her. People are people everywhere and for the most part, good humans eager to help!

The wonderful hospitality of strangers❤

Just had to drop a comment to say how amazing this video was.

@paulkiriru8598

15 күн бұрын

Absolutely 💯

@mikeyyoyo6464

15 күн бұрын

Me too 👍

@the_changing_point

14 күн бұрын

Agreed

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

14 күн бұрын

Agreed! Absolutely amazing!

Watching Norali arrive for those village children must be like an alien coming for outer space.

Ithy your English accent is international and you are eloquent. Every English speaker can understand you globally. You are gifted.

I simply cannot believe what you are going through...how much will, strength and courage it takes...my deepest respect

@jasonzerbini2375

14 күн бұрын

Well said! This fact cannot be overstated. Peace!

I just have one thing to say, Noraly personality such as temperament, strength, Accomadative spirit and high levels of perseverance should be study by researchers. She is of the few left in this world. Her mental strength is superb. Well done Noraly and shout out to your guide partner as well.

It's intersting that so many ''Pro driver'' will often comment that you don't drive the right way, but at the end of the tripe you made thousands of Km without breaking down, protecting yourself and your gears, Way to go Lady .

There is nobody that gets the adventure as well as Noraly. What a great experience

Unexpected adventures is what makes your channel so thrilling. And the easy-going way way you handle unexpected adventures is what makes your channel so inspiring ❤ When I saw the kids following you around the village, I just knew “Professor Noraly” would teach them something special. You’ve made a lasting memory for those kiddos. 😊 Great episode, Noraly!

I enjoy these episodes where things do not go according to plan the most. You always find a solution, and most of the time you need, and receive, the help of the local community. And as usual they were kind and helpful, as you do when someone is in a pickle in such a remote area. Kinda cool also that you'll be remembered by these children as your arrival was an unusual event to them.

I love the wonderment the kids show when you appear in their village! You are surely a superhero from another world! 🙌🏼 they must be over the moon watching your drone operations!

Never a dull moment in your travels, even when things go according to plan.

The Co operation of the locals on helping Queen Norally is on Top notch ,Blessing to you all🇰🇪

@joycewangui6231

8 күн бұрын

Thanks for commenting i thought i was the only kenyan on this episode

@wamwandu97

8 күн бұрын

@@joycewangui6231 Naaah tuko wengi jameni😀

Just when we think the world cannot be more fascinating through your eyes...it gets more fascinating. Another completely riveting episode, showing Nature and people at their diverse best - misaotra!

@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr

14 күн бұрын

Absolutely amazing events ‼️

Noraly, I love hearing your laugh when things go sideways ;^) Your resilience, humor, strength and adventuring spirit are a wonder!

@myfakechannel8760

15 күн бұрын

...but always, please be careful.

It's Noraly's cheerful and positive nature which motivates people to help her out of tight situations!!

Can’t wait to see DJ’s new bike! Love how the locals helped and supported you both through this dilemma.

A Brazilian here who loves watching this channel. What a stress relief this is. Specially in a very delicate moment we are facing in the world right now. Way to go...thx Noraly! ❤🇧🇷🌈

Hello from Beautiful British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦 Those people children will remember this forever ❤🎉

Noraly & bikes providing entertainment for the whole village!!!

Not all adventures go according to plan and Noraly is one of the best at resetting and coming up with a plan B or C or D whatever it takes . Cant wait to see the next episode. Thanks for taking us along .

I have been a rider myself but Most brilliant thing about you that I never see you angry , disappointed or cursing your self like i used to do 😂 fantastic woman you are 🎉 love from Pakistan ❤

as always the children were amazing such joy and friendliness great about the singing they will never forget you

It’s amazing all the support - I’m am so happy for you that you did take Didier - He is such a blessing to have on your trip. Safe travels!! I enjoy watching all your videos

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