Africa’s worst road 🇱🇷 |S7E47|

[@awalk5177]

I have to say I am now retired after spending all my life travelling to places in USA and Europe. From watching your videos I realise how little in depth geography we miss with modern life and work. These videos are valuable education about geography, climate differences, living standards and culture that you cannot learn from a book. You are doing a great public service with these videos. It must be tiring, but it is appreciated by millions of people. Well done.

[@vidright]

❤

[@jansSundews]

Indeed.

[@AidaJof]

Thank you and very well said. I totally agree😊

[@commentdeleted173]

Absolutely!

[@dirtbikeheaven1129]

Well stated, thanks. I tell my friends that her videos are a window to the world.

[@Chris-1974]

I learned today that you don't need an offroad bike or offroad tires to go offroading and you can even bring 2 friends along!

[@kuuku006]

Lol

[@a.a163]

Thats right

[@creative_cooper]

🤣🤣🤣

[@lindamcallister4115]

hahah yes the riding skills ' 3 up!' of the Liberians are also truly impressive... Noraly your riding is amazing.

[@alberguti3937]

Friends and their luggage! Real bike giants! I suspect Noraly went behind them just for the pushes, I would have done that, as well. Just like a chapter of deadliest roads!

[@tatmannie]

The tenacity, the mental fortitude of this woman is second to none. Such that she can bring us content to watch for free in the comfort of our homes.Thank you Noraly. Love from Zimbabwe

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes - we are watching the real Wonder Woman!

[@laraineflaxman931]

Also watching from Zimbabwe. Really enjoying Noraly's travels.

[@tatmannie]

@@laraineflaxman931 she is an amazing woman. Managed to see her when she passed through Newlands

[@Manuela47]

I am amazed how she is not scared at all. You are fantástica Norely

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

That baby chimpanzee is just the most adorable thing.

[@diane9247]

Liberia has a long way to go, but the people are so friendly and helpful - that makes up for the lack of electricity and terrible roads! What a gorgeous landscape.

[@mdon8832]

That “low pipe trio” you followed on that ”road”definitely proved to me that ANY bike CAN BE an “Adventure Bike” 😅

[@dennisgreene5055]

the huge, heavy. "adventure" bikes would not make it on Noraly's adventures!!

[@AidaJof]

​@@dennisgreene5055That is so true, Noraly is very smart to have stuck with Alaska for this African adventure.

[@dangeroustoman]

​. I think with that guy driving he would do just fine with some better tires. 😊

[@Alex-cg6zk]

😁👍

[@HikerBiker0]

it's the driver not the motor

[@garyd4419]

The mental strength and courage that Noraly exhibits is second to none. What an amazing journey she has been on for years.

[@alanw9677]

I’m amazed that people just walk through the jungle with no worries or anything for self defense! I’m a Vietnam veteran and I would NOT want to walk through the jungle without at least a side arm or shotgun!?! Noraly….WOW! Were you special forces in a previous life!?!🙃

[@davidj4662]

Your type is the real danger to humanity.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly is certainly an amazing person that tackles tough terrain and weather seemingly effortlessly!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes its easy to see the physical challenges of her travels but when one thinks of everything going on mentally she has to deal with in daily and nightly challenges in such remote areas, her capability to stay mentally stable is inspiring and nothing short of amazing. I'll guess she probably has times with anxiety like we all do but she handles it so well we don't notice and she just goes on pumping out 2 amazing videos a week..... in places without electricity. Peace

[@MJ-gc1wg]

@@alanw9677 Nobody carries a gun in Africa. Totally useless. US cities are 1000 times more dangerous than any jungle.

[@bretspangler8717]

I think Noralys mud skills have improved exponentially, she took these nasty ruts like a boss!

[@jaykb6587]

You have to give Savannah some credit, too. I swear that bike loves Noraly and tries even harder to please her. ❤

[@imgerrydee]

@@jaykb6587 I agree 😁

[@judsonwalker4259]

You're right she does except for thing, she to learn to sit back on good road until the bike ahead of her gets through the bad spot.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

@@jaykb6587 Do you mean Alaska??

[@86lngd25]

seems like a lot of people are trying to please her

[@arjankroonen4319]

OK, I would just stay in that eco-lodge for a few weeks... "Goodmorning internet, I'm still in the eco-lodge (part 27)". And amazing job in the mud!

[@SteifWood]

Two mudholes and a luxury cabins? For 3 yrs I worked in the Amazon (Peru, Bolivia, Brazil). Sometimes I couldn't pass sections of "roads" as the ruts reached above the roof of my little Willy, sometimes I had to spend days/week in dirt shacks as my motorbike wouldn't fit in the canoes that crossed the frothing rivers, sometimes I had to walk for days in the mud slashing through the forests as the paths to my destination hardly exist anymore, one time I slept in a Shining Path base camp, one time I slept on top of a pigs bin. But all the times the people is what is still stuck in my head. Amazing people.

[@spootnewton7121]

Noraly gives us hope for the world by showing us that people of good will exist everywhere.

[@michaels7499]

I agree, her adventures gives us hope to how many good people are really out there. It is not as bad as the media and others like to project.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

@@michaels7499 western media especially. They show or portray it all bad. And that "wealth" that some individuals or groups take for themselves is exact recipe that capitalist evolved.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Absolutely Positively - Turn off the news - Turn on Itchy Boots!!

[@sambharr]

Sigh, yes. Good people everywhere -- just too many bad politicians and corrupt governments.

[@Mohamedbadran-q5v]

She handled that muddy road like a walk on the park , amazing

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

What a day! The streets were not yet insane with traffic as you left, but the dirt road was treacherous with mud! All the people are so nice and helpful along the way and your aerial views were amazing. The little chimp now has a chance to survive in a new family! Plus, the National Park certainly had great accommodations in the Liberian jungle! The welcome ceremony was nice! Thanks Noraly for another day in your adventure…. Ride safe!

[@gdonson4440]

This woman is one brave soul, safe travels and guidance

[@MikeLimaFoxtrot-es7ph]

She's the most interesting woman in the world

[@bobbydouglass1813]

not too sure about being brave, sorta makes one wonder!! continue on being quite lucky and enjoy the ride

[@MikeLimaFoxtrot-es7ph]

@bobbydouglass1813 When you endeavor to persevere ,like the itchy boot legend is doing ,sometimes you have to make your own luck. Every single day you swing a leg over that thing with a bag of luck in one hand and a bag of experience in the other .Some days you run out of luck,so you have to use your experience to make some more luck quickly

[@bobbydouglass1813]

@@MikeLimaFoxtrot-es7ph

[@bobbydouglass1813]

yep!! having been there done that sorta ride (baja mexico) i have to say not only was i w/a bunch of riders there was also a lot of help all along the way, not to mention the male/female thing. as kenny sad..."you got to know when to hold 'em, but you also need to know when to fold 'em"...best of luck to this "brave" gal

[@williamstreet4304]

Thank you for showing us the beauty of Africa and the warm and welcoming people. Your channel has taken many, many hours of my time. But it has given me a view into the less traveled parts of our world. Thank you for the many years of effort.

[@cesarortegaescamilla1782]

I never imagined that Noraly would visit so many African countries that are so radically different. She is a more than incredible Woman. Itchy Bene Gesserit Boots! Pura vida 🇨🇷!

[@BoycottChinaa]

Viva la Noraly ! 🕊❤🥳🍻

[@LossMiImKraut]

Nah, Noraly doesn't run around with a gom jabbar and killing words. She 's a down to earth joyful human being - as well you say: more than incredible Woman.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yea more than incredible for sure. I don't think there are descriptive words that do her justice. at least not in the English language.

[@holmes1956O]

@@jasonzerbini2375 yes there are she is a human being the type of person everyone should aspire to be at least in attitude and personality

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly is certainly a very gifted and intelligent lady! She always finds a way to make things work.

[@zweispurmopped]

Now this was the best one since Dakar! First that chap on the small bike, (Wasn't that even a scooter? Insane skill! 🤣) keeping his balance through the craziest situations, then the crazy load on the car (and the obligatory person riding on top, everything else probably would be too boring for an average African passenger? 🤣) …and then this jungle stay! Up there withe the most beautiful ones you ever stayed at! 🤩 And, aww, the wee chimpy! 🥰 This was a very fun one to watch! 😍🤗Beautiful! 🤗²

[@ramishrambarran3998]

For me, the women walking Noraly through the jungle to the eco-lodge, and preparing her food is a very humbling experience. Thank You Liberia. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

[@modestgloria8789]

I’m an African but this is the Africa I have never seen 😮😮😮what a surprise 🎉 West Africa is beautiful

[@OAE7477]

Your laughter and joy while in the middle of difficult travel conditions are what makes your channel so incredibly enjoyable. A role model for the rest of the world. Your adjust and adapt mental skills are remarkable. Your channel needs to be part of a class curriculum for young people. Be safe, be blessed.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

I have thought the exact same thing. This is what we should be teaching the young generation.

[@modestgloria8789]

I’m inspired by her braveness ❤

[@ScooterintheSticks]

Once again I'm humbled by your riding prowess. I hesitate at the appearance of the smallest amount of mud and water. To ride over a hundred miles of it boggles my brain. Your videos are ever surprising and move from one amazing interaction to another. And after the three guys on the bike, the mud, and through the jungle all that energy is suddenly quieted by that baby chimp. And then the eco lodge. You are living a blessed life. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@kitrichardson2165]

Africa is a beautiful continent with more proven resources than any other continent on the globe, and when you see how poor the circumstances are in the infrastructure, and you read stories about the fabulous wealth being spread by the elite in these countries, you understand that they are just plundering their own people and it really hits home to you what that means

[@pilothouseking]

Duh. Wait til you discover what the Muslims did, and do to the Africans today.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

True, sad world we live in...

[@silveriorebelo2920]

that is the reason why the UK and France gave independance to their African colonies - since then, they were able toexploit thse countries without limit, whereas before they had to invest to create infrastructure, and maintain a health system, a network of schools etc etc

[@weallareone14]

It makes you sick really. With all the wealth and in today's age those roads should be paved for the people. Just incredible resilient beautiful people. Just proves how corrupt the world is when you can't even pave a road in a country full of valuable assets.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

@@silveriorebelo2920 exactly friend, preach. Just exploiters. But none of them are really invested in helping them, just pure exploitation.

[@selcukcilek555]

Wonderful, patient and shining African people. Admiring their zest for life. What a great continent. You are blessed to live it, Noraly. Thank you for the video.

[@claytongabriels7941]

Was introduced to ITCHYBOOTS by my brother in law about a month ago...Now binge-watching back episodes. Simply awesome and inspirational

[@WhyWorry1]

Loved LOVED this episode!!! Mud, adventure, history, a baby chimp, and a very cool walk in the jungle!

[@ce17ec]

These episodes in countries like this are without doubt the most interesting and educational for me and I guess many of the watchers. The jungle roads, the enormous problems for the local people that they have to struggle with on a daily basis. The roads during rain season and the difficulties to get from A to B. It is such a difference with the world we are used to, and Noraly handdles these conditions as an experienced local. And her reward at the end is indeed mind blowing: the hike trough the deep jungle and then a lodge that looks like it is of a different world far far away of the African jungle. As if Center Parcs has started a new venue in Liberia ......

[@juarezalvesdeoliveira6740]

Algumas vezes reclamo do meu país, problemas sociais e políticos e acompanhando este vídeo eu reconheço que estou no paraíso, parabéns pelos vídeos sem dúvidas são muito educativo

[@Ian-bq7gp]

What amazing, kind people who have really gone out of their way to make you welcome and are so kind and friendly. I love the african people, especially the poorer onesand the women are really beautiful, tough and smart with big hearts. Often those countries we expect to be less friendly are often the biggest surprises and sierra Leone and Liberia are truely a surprise especially as the people have suffered so much wijth war, hunger. God bless these lovely kind people and take care of them.

[@oldscout80]

I've been watching Noraly since Central America, and can't figure out how one person has the strength, and knowhow to single handedly bring the world so much enjoyment! Noraly, all I can say is "THANK YOU!!!"

[@roberthudson4822]

whaaaaaat? 200 kilometers of mud and tension, then a 1 hr walk into the jungle and POW! LOVELY A-FRAME COTTAGES??! After a day like that, I'd stay for a week! ...or 2. Cheers Noraly!

[@azureshiva5655]

A long awaited bath for Alaska is coming very, very soon 😂 that 3-man bike handler is a legend, absolute mud legend.

[@etherburner]

Noraly, with all that is negative in this world you manage to bring out the positive vibes of humanity. It is refreshing to watch you and your encounters with other humans who are so much like all of us after you peel away our layers. Thank you for exposing to all of us there is more love than hate on our blue planet.

[@TerrillWelch]

What a grand adventure day Noraly! When you switched to Dutch to comment on the mud near the beginning I laughed out loud. 😂 I loved the jungle walk at the end and those amazing cabins and food in the national park. Such a joy to travel with you and I am glad I took time out before going into the studio to paint. Thank you as always for taking us along!

[@FnLn55]

The drone view of the brown dirt road meandering through the lush green forest was really gourgeous! It must take extreme mental focus and physical endurance for hours of weaving through the deep, muddy, slippery, water-filled ruts. Cell phone service is quite a surprise, and what a reward at the destination! A welcoming ceremony and grandiose accomodations. Another great episode. Thank you Itchy Boots! 🙂👍👍

[@Bratfalken]

I feel cellphone towers is the easiest way to connect the coutry, way easier than landlines, of which they might have had, but with much harder maintenance and most likely fewer off.

[@anas_moto]

🙏 for showing how beautiful Africa and its people are beautiful and peaceful regardless of the hardship they have to go through

[@garyholt8315]

the look on our noraly's face at the end said it all ! she deserves every moment of happiness.

[@benjamincresswell3713]

Thank you for continuing to allow us into your life. It's such a treat . ben/ michigan

[@chrissilver7719]

Well done escaping Monrovian traffic that would give chaos a bad name. Loving how strange it is to see only one person on a bike and not a whole family. The amount of stuff they can load on a car is like an olympic sport. Liberia is another amazing adventure , thank you Noraly.

[@robdotcom71]

That baby Chimp was such a cutie... it's a shame it's an orphan and won't ever go back to the jungle to be with her own kind.... that Eco lodge looks amazing... a place to hide out for a few days. I'm looking forward to Sunday's video... thanks for sharing and taking us all on your adventure with you. :)

[@0HARE]

I’m totally impressed by the comradery and resourcefulness of the African people. It’s like “we’re all in this together”, as evidenced by those guys on the bike in front of you, and the people at the National Park. It’s amazing how well you navigated that brutal road. The good part of having three people on a motorcycle is that two of them can get off and push! Good Vibrations!

[@physicsguybrian]

Go Noraly! Keep showing the world the...well....the world!!!! We all need to see the world like this....not in books or the occasional (and usually very sad) news broadcast. You are an anchor in world gone adrift!!! I love what your are doing! Thank you!

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Noraly, clearly in your element - having the time of your life! Amazing episode. Liberia is gorgeous. ❤

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly’s aerial views are amazing.

[@RichardASK]

And she still has time for a trip to England! Well done Noraly, you're a star.

[@Badfinger7761]

No doubt West Africa has the most challenging roads on the planet. Good luck Noraly and hopes for Alaska to hold up well and no more engine overheating!

[@rickharms1]

Disagree. She navigated worse in S. America.

[@FnLn55]

Yeah, the rainy season in Guatemala was as challenging as it was rewarding. But I've got a feeling that these wet conditions are going to get worse before they get better.

[@badfinger61]

@@rickharms1 🤣

[@stevenharper9066]

Thanks Noraly you’re awesome 👍🏻🇺🇸🏍️👍🏻😎

[@jerrydelyea5820]

OK…….. I WAS ‘NOT’ expecting that room!!!!! Awesome!

[@eidernadir320]

Good morning Noraly, a new adventure and here I am happy enjoying it with my coffee, enjoying your trips fills my life with colors and happiness, infinite thanks for making us part of your life.

[@abdihashi6225]

Is it morning? In my country the time is 10:00 PM

[@eidernadir320]

@@abdihashi6225 Yes, in Ecuador (South America) the premieres of the videos are at 09:00 am.

[@lul3jon]

I am amazed at how verdant the Liberian countryside is. And how cute are the cabins in the park!

[@tada2508]

Almost whole of west Africa is green.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

The cabins in the park were certainly unexpected! Very nice!

[@malcolmdickson396]

Great video! After several years, I will visit Liberia soon to support an aquaculture project so it's great to see how things are now. It's the real Africa!

[@TexLogan-du2yi]

It's clear that your adventures aren't all about comfort. If I look past the mud of pudding consistency, and heat and humidity, I see that the place is incredibly beautiful. There always seem to be so many helpful and friendly people too. What a journey! Thanks for taking us along.

[@luzestevez9730]

That eco lodge is a complete gem! It’s amazing how you travel so smoothly through those mud roads Noraly. And again, thanks for taking us with you and showing us the splendor of Africa👍👍

[@lindadavies6109]

Ah yes, your official baptism of African red mud and puddles! Passed with flying colours like a pro! Well done Noraly, I sincerely hope you enjoyed your time deep in the African jungle, there is nothing like it. Blessings all 👋👋🕊

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

WOW ITCHY BOOTS!! I absolutely loved this video!! That muddy terrain was quite challenging but it looked like you were enjoying it! Your riding skills are quite impressive! No mishaps and you managed to stay clean! It was really funny how you just blasted through between those 2 big trucks that were blocking the roadway! What a score at the end of this journey! Loved the baby chimp and the mysterious jungle hike but most of all your jungle accommodation by the river! Totally awesome!! Totally worth it!! Love what you do Itchy Boots and thanks for sharing these beautiful journeys and experiences!! Cheers from Texas USA ❤❤

[@Concertto]

I repeat, Itchy Boots is first class KZbin content. May The Chalk be with you Noraly.

[@gcorriveau6864]

I deeply appreciate seeing so much of the world that is not often "in my view." So many wonderful people living lives much different than my own, in amazing locations... and so much of a common spirit of joy and welcoming that displays the best aspects of human beings. Thanks, Noraly!

[@sleepymeadow6434]

Exactly, you can Google maps street view all day but this is extra special 🎉

[@landinsongs]

Another outstanding place we've never heard of. Thanks for bringing us along. This is way better than National Geography :-)

[@jasonzerbini2375]

So true! I've read and watched NATGEO. Even with all the big dollar photographers, film crews, and predetermined planned narratives, Itchy Boots just does it so much better in the raw form. Noraly isn't beholden to any media, corporation funding, etc. We are watching the real Wonder Woman. Peace!

[@winstonfox4457]

What a fantastic route you traveled today, I will never complain about our pot holes again. How you film and produce such amazing videos I just can’t understand. Words fail me. So many thanks for allowing us to be with you. Main stream broadcast cannot compeat with what you produce for us. We are privileged to watch your adventure unfold, manny many Thankyous xx

[@winstonfox4457]

You even found time like my comment! Thankyou 😘

[@winstonfox4457]

I sit in my own home with my two cats and can be in a remote African jungle! World still has few amazing people in it and you are at top of pile xx

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly’s ability to communicate her surroundings and the events of the day is unsurpassed! In my book, Noraly is the Ambassador of Adventure Travel…. Your thoughts and comment is genuine and right.

[@muravi8167]

The aerial footage of green and brown summed up everything as to what you had to undergo....DOFF MY HAT TO YOU Noraly !

[@bobedwards8896]

Those in the moment... moments are awesome. something u will remember for a lifetime.

[@christopherhogg1221]

Noraly you are truly a shining light. Many thanks for your incredible contribution.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes absolutely she is. Look up the meaning of the name Noraly! Peace

[@goldgeologist5320]

Thank you for the Liberia adventure. I worked in Liberia over 33 years ago as an exploration geologist. It was challenging work, but many enjoyable moments. Sadly had to leave due to the civil war. Glad I survived as many Liberian friends did not survive.

[@peternicholsonu6090]

So sorry for your loss of long term friends. I spent many years in PNG and had great times and friends to share them...back “home” now it’s a history no one can possibly understand. One day this earth will completely change back to what it was created for and we can be with true friends again.....

[@juanignaciojurado7544]

45 min hike after that ride 😱😱 this lady is from another planet much congrats Noraly!!!!

[@TheIrishAmish]

These videos carry us with you in spirit Noraly, it is breathtaking knowing you are there RIGHT NOW, showing us how each day unfolds. I have no words.

[@tuliolopez9749]

Beautiful Africa. I’m always looking forward to the next episode. Thanks for sharing your amazing journey!!!

[@erth2ingrid]

How this episode doesnt have more likes ? i was not expecting this incredible cabin ! A-MA-ZING

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yea, Folks just forget to hit the like button. Key is 311,000 views in less than 24 hours!

[@auralsonicwaves7170]

I love your verbal expressions going through the mud. Yikes!! Messy to say the least. You are really deep in the jungle but the scenery is gorgeous. So green. Quite amazing accommodations in the middle of the jungle. You keep bringing us these surprises. Fabulous.

[@dutchy1121]

One thing I love about this channel is I get to see places I never would go, and the way Noraly tells the story of the locals makes me want to change my mind but I doubt it would ever turn out as wonderful for me as it does for her.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Seems an impossible feat Noraly but you keep raising the bar with your videos. Such an engaging fulfilling video start to finish. Getting through the mud bogs on a loaded bike without going down is strong testament to your riding skills. Great entertainment by the other riders! Awesome 45 minute hike through jungle and what a surprise. You probably had to pinch yourself to make sure it was real. Thank you so much for the continuing education. Best teacher ever!. Peace ❤❤❤

[@henkpostema6566]

Beste Noraly, Ik heb het vaker gezegd maar ik zeg het nog eens, ik heb enorm respect voor je en weer enorm bedankt dat je ons meeneemt en ons de wereld laat zien.

[@itssarah7239]

Wow you visited Liberia thanks so much for sharing

[@sophiaisabelle027]

We hope you stay safe. Keep travelling and inspiring people as much as you can.

[@philipvenema9673]

Wat een droom van een avontuur! Je brengt het op een hele mooie manier in beeld! Zo gaaf om met je mee te reizen vanuit Nederland. Dank je wel 🙏❤

[@LossMiImKraut]

I might be tempted to declare this road the worst one Noraly has ever mastered, but then I've thought of all the roads full of the stickiest of sticky mud somewhere in southern Africa she tackled with little savannah if I am not mistaken. whatever: geez, Lady, you are a Beast! Nothing fazes you, really. With your level of patience and skill, why should it? mad respect!

[@Jb-hv4hy]

Incredible opportunity for NORALY to experience the wonders of life; and the jungle life of Africa. Proud of you NORALY.

[@joelb740]

This brings back so many good memories of my time in this part of Africa. In my case, it was 50+ years ago and it was a LOT more primitive but, as you're finding out, the people were SO nice. No hotels back then (I often stayed in people's houses), pretty basic food (I didn't ask what kind of meat I was eating) and, as you saw TERRIBLE roads (mostly two-track trails like you showed at the last). It doesn't look like you''re having any mosquito issues (they don't breed in running water). I've had malaria so many times that they don't bother me anymore but do be careful. Thanks so much for making these videos, I'm having a wonderful time following along with your travels... ...Joel...

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Wow . How did you survive malaria?

[@livioacuto66]

Thanks for introducing us to these beautiful places!❤

[@joelmurphy7980]

What an adventure Noraly, it's an amazing life you have made for yourself.

[@Skyborer]

Great commentary, super photography and editing, fantastic riding proficiency, keen situational awareness, outstanding people skills... I'd be happy just to watch you eat that lunch!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

"keen situational awareness" I've read many words from commenters trying to describe Noraly's skills, but hadn't see it put this way. EXCELLENTY put! She is definitely on her A-game when it comes to this.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly is definitely on top of the game! She brings us parts of the world that, otherwise, we might never see or be educated on the geology, geography, weather, and people of the area.

[@steverussell9340]

Talk about spirit of adventure!! Noraly you are off the scale. To many superlatives….I’ll just say INCREDIBLE.

[@Midlothian1000]

Hi …. I am 70 years old and live in Scotland, I have watched your Chanel for years now and I cannot explain how much entertainment I have had from you . I wish you all the very best in your recovery and I await your new book and also the next chapter in your life. Best Regards Alan

[@philipbarwu9951]

I been waiting to see this journey of our bad road here in Liberia. Love Liberia build Liberia 🇱🇷 ❤️❤️❤️

[@Rat-Builder]

How do they get the stuck heavy trucks going again? Since you live there, I thought that you might know.

[@philipbarwu9951]

@@Rat-Builder I live here in the city of Liberia, Monrovia. My comment here is showing casing the rural side of Liberia, where some of us have not been the before.

[@liberian_tyo]

​@@Rat-Buildermany ways from putting rocks, using shovel, plank, hauling with another etc.. But they unload the trucks before doing these..

[@robreid5069]

Thank you so much Noraly! What a wonderful experience you had on this one. It made my day to travel with you. The baby chimp was the best.

[@Paredification]

Todays ride made me homesick for the Ecuadorian jungle of the 1970s. It is soooo familiar! The roads and the trails speak to me of people and places I have left behind, Treasure these things as they will not always be with you. I envy you your health and youth. I also pray for safety for you as you go.

[@kelvinitotia4807]

As an African, that was absolutely breathtaking 🔥🔥💯

[@WillsWP1]

Wow Noraly, what an interesting ride today. That road really tested your skills and you passed it with flying colours. I always like the drone footage that you share as it gives us the opportunity to see the ride from a different angle. The walk through the jungle was awesome and the cabin wow. The little chimp is so cute. Enjoy your stay at the river, keep safe and God Bless. Greetings from Cape Town. 🙌🙏🇿🇦💯💪🐒🏍🏆💯🙏

[@WhiteTiger333]

Those mucky roads, stuck trucks and multiple people on small bikes just making it happen. Wah! You had wondered how people got around on their bikes once the rainy season hit. We're finding out! And the drone shots - 🤩

[@DianeGleason-tc9zd]

Your courage and determination is inspirational Noraly. You handled yourself well through a great challenge on that muddy road. I'm rooting for you and enjoying the lovely African scenery on your journey. Stay strong and cherish this unique experience!

[@milaffoon4035]

What a amazing journey! Love the kindness of the people Noraly thanks for showing us all this beautiful Country’s ; that not even in my wildest dreams I did imagine that I was going to know that they even exist Thanks so much Noraly and God Bless you all the time 🌹

[@daverow49]

Some heart stopping moments in the slippery red mud but Alaska and her tyres were up for the job. What an incredible view first from the drone and then the walk to the lodge. Thank you for taking us to this amazing part of the world. Enjoy your stay in Sapo and safe travels.

[@neilmeiskey5482]

Wow after the long ride and mud.....a spectacular eco lodge in the jungle.....sweet! Noraly you experience the beauty of this world and it's people because you are a beautiful person:).

[@djbonfigkby]

As Africans we love all people in the world 🌎❤🌍

[@stellakourtesi9609]

❤ GREETINGS AND LOVE FROM ATHENS GREECE....!!!! ❤

[@richardcarter5314]

That's nice. Anthropologists tell us all people in the world originate from Africa, the mother of us all!

[@sammuindi3328]

We love all people but people hate us just because we are black skinned it's very sad

[@Max-Headroom-]

​@@sammuindi3328We all bleed the the same regardless the color of our skin

[@wendycakes9906]

Sending love from East Tennessee!

[@Joqxer]

This roadtrip learned me that the absence of infrastructure is partly a curse and a blessing . Very nice episode this one , thx Noraly !

[@Jaysram2005]

This was my favorite episode so far and I'm loving this whole series. You're riding skills just improve with every season and it shows especially in the mud. You're amazing! When I show the baby chimp I was all smiles. He was the cutest little guy! Amazing jungle. Omg just everything about this episode was amazing. I really needed this today. Thank you so much Noraly!

[@MarcTravels]

What a road and cool accommodation! Amazing 🙌🏼

[@paulsandroid1026]

1987, long before there was a road from Greenville to River Cess, I spent 3 magical days and 2 nights walking the route. Amazing hospitality from local folks in small villages. It was simple: Keep the ocean on the left, and the forest on the right.

[@trailingarm63]

Insanely good video. Can't believe how nice the people are considering how much suffering they're periodically subjected to. You did very well through the mud, and the skill of that taxi-bike rider was just off the scale. Wouldn't want to be a truck driver in Liberia in rainy season, felt sorry for them. If there was an award for best travel video on KZbin I think this episode should win it. Congratulations and keep your eye on that river - wouldn't want to see a crocodile swimming into your hut.

[@vectispete9415]

A great video to show the different layers of the rain forest. There is a lot of Geography in this video, I have forwarded it to my former colleagues! Enjoying West Africa vicariously, it all looks rather difficult for an arthritic old bloke

[@kurtjensen7264]

Thank you Noraly. 🙏 for taking us to places we would otherwise never have seen. You are amazing.

[@sanatandharma4435]

Noraly, I found this epsisode humbling and Incredible. The Liberian people and for that matter the people you come across all seem to have big smiles and great resilience! A lesson for us all. Thsnk you so much for what you are doing.

[@skycop56]

Most incredible video yet! Amazing place, amazing people. You especially Noraly.

[@pbmuk]

Another fantastic video. Amazing place you ended up. I look forward to seeing what you encounter there. I can't believe they built that lovely camp with the access they have to it. The roads look like they are deteriorating fast. Great riding