Angola police can't believe I did it 🇦🇴[S7-E86]

[@artsilaakso7773]

Alaska seems to be in good condition. She is running wild over 110 kilometers per hour. Well done Alaska. I met a man at gymn here in Finland. I had my Itchy Boots t-shirt on. He said "have you been watching Itchy boots"? I said, yes every episode and he said, me too. After that we had lots of Itchy Boots stories.

[@bert2673]

great story artsilaakso, I am a bus driver here in the Netherlands and sometimes drive with my Itchyboots cap on. I've had 6 responses so far from passengers who also said they watch every episode. really cool hey!!.

[@Gyodofer]

112 !!!!

110 kilometers per hour is 68.3526 miles per hour.

[@TigerMoodsChannel24]

where can I get an Itchy Boots t-shirt. love to have it on my freshwater prawn fishing trips🥰

[@grosvenorclub]

The same here in Australia , chatted to a young guy at the gas station , he was topping up his trail bike which looked new and I suggested he look at Itchy Boots videos . He said " I do with a big grin on his face "

[@TigerMoodsChannel24]

every Sunday & Wednesday at 2300hrs (Malaysian time) the most exciting content that I won't miss. Noraly you're a superwoman.

[@Pian_Malaya]

Same goes to me...from Nilai, NS.😊

[@mbonezakabanda7971]

Same here, Manila, Philippines 🇵🇭

[@BigDreams-b7k]

Same here / from. Ghana Africa

[@zoutie-zoutie]

​@@BigDreams-b7k I am also watching from Ghana... Akwaaba

[@msbluejay3]

Same here from Manitoba, Canada. 🇨🇦

[@quentalsilvio]

Noraly, thank you so much for showing the world how beautiful Angola is! 🇦🇴

[@bommambo7425]

de nada kkk

[@fungaimagumise4360]

It is beautiful indeed

[@ClareCC0902]

I want to visit now! Scenery looks lovely and people seem to friendly.

[@quentalsilvio]

@@ClareCC0902 You will be very welcome

[@novicetheaf]

I have always wanted to Travel the entire of West Africa, I don't think I can afford to do this kind of trip, but hoping to visit Morocco by bike from Ireland it'd be cheap enough trip and wouldn't take more then a few weeks as well 🙂

[@jasonzerbini2375]

I noticed some comments where viewers got bored during the map talk portion of this video. Not Me! With the advent of computers in the 80s, then internet mapping systems, and now GPS mapping there are very few people under 60 y/o (at least here in the states) that can actually read a paper road map to figure out how to get somewhere. Society has become so reliant on GPS/digital systems that paper maps have almost went the way of the dinosaur. Noraly teaches us so many things, some more subtle that others, like as simple as the importance of map reading. Thank You Noraly for keeping this practice alive. Peace! ❤❤❤

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Very good point Jason!! I would say paper maps are pretty close to extinction!!🤓

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

I do still appreciate them though bc you can still see the big picture!!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

@@lucindavillarreal2676 I always look/take a road atlas map when planning a cross country trip so when plugging destination into GPS I know if its charting my preferred route. Big paper map seems so much easier to see at a quick glance when choosing a route or doing spur-of-the-moment reroute. I like how Noraly has all the borders highlighted. When her GPS died she relied on her phone, but if no cell reception then what? Map always works! 😊😉

[@fonsos13]

@@jasonzerbini2375 she probably downloaded maps making them easier to use offline. Personally, I keep an updated road atlas in my car. I prefer paper maps. You can drop ‘em and they won’t break. 😁

[@ViewThis.]

There is a large empty field across from my home, yet one of those GPS made maps says a Taco Bell is across the street from me. And when people try to find my home using GPS made maps, they end up a mile away, and call me to say they are lost.

[@carolinamoreno7372]

Africa has to be the most beautiful continent in the whole world! Full of beauty and mystique! Noraly is unbelievably courageous and the people are in awe of her bravery!

[@derekbilston]

Africa is definitely a special place. And its good to see China helping out.

[@thomaskoukouris4070]

they are not helping out hahahah how naive@@derekbilston

[@hk254lyt8]

@@derekbilston salty westerner 🫵🏾

[@donut3110]

@@hk254lyt8 He's referring to the highways and infrastructure being built by the Chinese. Nobody else has stepped up yet.

[@hk254lyt8]

@@donut3110 not all roads in Africa are being built by chinese. Not even majority. Idk why westerners like to make it a point that the roads in Africa are being built by Chinese. Itchy boots said that one million times in this one video. Jeez y’all are weird

[@OtheDaddy]

Hello Noraly, that red yummy fruit with tiny black seeds is a dragon fruit. Great artwork! At 7:55 is the wall painting of Great Queen Nzinga of Ndongo and Matamba. She is a lengend in Angola and Africa. She fought fiercefully against the Portuguese slave capturing armies. She had a good military training and as queen she demonstrated her tactical brilliance on many battle fields. I salute the immortal resisting spirit of the Queen!

[@urkultmike]

Wow, Ivé learned something new again, fantastic, thanks for telling the story, all the best. Mike / Sweden

[@sidnewsound]

Valeu! Obrigado por compartilhar essas informações. Fiquei curioso quanto ao lugar e a história que envolve essas pessoas. O lugar parece estar sendo abandonado. Qual o motivo?

[@HelenCamile63]

Thank you for sharing the paintings info. It really was beautiful artwork.

[@paulogomes2635]

The red yummy fruit os called pitaya

[@redgarcia1427]

Thanks for the info! ✌🐢

[@curtisgrindahl446]

Watching videos on KZbin is great fun, but few content providers rise to the level of quality we get consistently from Noraly. It is both a combination of where her adventures take her and how she presents that material to all of us... camera work, drones, descriptions, music is put together beautifully. It makes complete sense that she would attract sponsors to support her journeys and viewers who wouldn't miss an episode. Thanks Noraly for giving me a window on the world... in places I will never visit myself.

[@redgarcia1427]

Well said!!✌🐢

[@marithessinot8961]

Indeed...

[@annhooper726]

Exactly: down to the earth,. A true Soul love light and much laughter

[@TigerMoodsChannel24]

well said👍👍👍💞

[@jahson460]

She is the best...

[@paulbard3947]

"Stay Wild" Noraly. We love you and Alaska for letting us come along.

[@Kumar-h6o]

Angola is so beautiful, and the people of Angola are so friendly. I love Angola.

[@ireview8621]

It's not only about riding, it's analysing and planning routes, anticipating risks,. scheduling stops etc. etc. Learning a lot from Noraly. Thanks.

[@3orion33]

You've become a Worldwide Treasure ! Keep those wheels rolling coupled with your expertise, wise choices and of course your winning personality ! Your shared adventures are always amazing ! Thank you !

[@survivalpreparedness3401]

She is . I swear. I don't even think about a woman , doing something like this . Respect, Norali !

[@bobsullivan5714]

True words...Every one..... The Itchy Boots video series has forced me to rethink some of my favorite prejudices regarding places I have never been and people I have never met.

[@charlesharris2749]

Can't wait to see the next Episode when Noraly rides where even the locals fly over! Brave, courageous, and bold,. Happy Trails!

[@DianeGleason-tc9zd]

Noraly thanks for this. It is a joy to be part of your community!

[@Chewwy1973]

I am in awe of everything she does for herself and then us lucky people who get to watch and laugh along. The most brave and optimistic women i dont know but would love to ride motorcycles with her. Thanks Noraly

[@tuliolopez9749]

It takes so much courage, mental and emotional strength to do what you are doing. I have nothing but admiration for you.

[@alanconlan8337]

Thank you, Noraly, greetings from Ireland ☘️ You are a true inspiration for all would-be adventurers.

[@eidernadir320]

Good morning Noraly and to all of us who like this channel here admiring everything that this girl with a brave heart and strength of steel gives us, have a good trip with Alaska let's go for more kms and adventures

[@robertrichard6107]

Alaska sounded like she got her valves set on the tight side in Luanda, but by Kalandula Falls they sounded better, and this super slab run they sound just right. They know what they're doing at that big shop trimming up Noraly's road warrior 🙂

[@eidernadir320]

@@robertrichard6107 That's right Alaska is ready to overcome more than today's 63,000 km, we have Alaska and Noraly for many more adventures

[@randybeard6040]

Noraly, not many women in the World could Tread the Areas that you have Survived riding through. You are a Shining Light to your Audience...

[@AlahuSnackbar]

You'd be surprised how many men couldn't do what she does.

[@Marcelmopartruckguy]

Took the words right outta my mouth! Lol

[@illitrait]

...you are betraying your upbringing, @randybeard6040, because everywhere Noraly has gone, there have been women present. Yup, they actually *survive* and thrive in those places. Hope Noraly's "audience" cottoned on to that.😏

[@babaaaron]

Not many men either. Certainly not me

[@Boombastic82]

Not only women even men

[@GladysTheLion]

I am in awe of how beautiful and clean Angola is. Love ❤️ from Kenya.

[@DaughteroftheKing-h1k]

@3BK235Y touch Grass, Angola is very beautiful and developed.

[@francielphilipe8701]

Obrigado por visitar Angola e mostrar ao mundo os lugares lindo deste pais volte sempre que poderes

[@quentalsilvio]

5:28 This is "pitaia" fruit, also known as pitaya or dragon fruit, is not commonly grown in Angola. However, we have been producining it in the lasts years and its being doing well as we have a good climate and fertile soil.

[@AidaJof]

Thank you for letting us know 🤩 I was curious! Beautiful colour!!!

[@brumac44]

I thought it might be dragon fruit, but we only get the kind with white flesh here in Canada. Is the red flesh specific to africa?

[@ianendangan7462]

​@@brumac44we also have those red dragon fruit in the Philippines

[@AidaJof]

@@brumac44 It turns out @quentalsilvio states above, that is also known as pitaya or dragon fruit. So it may be a variety of the one we here in Canada

[@GuteisFinger]

It's the fruit of the night blooming cereus plant, a form of cactus.

[@yuqiekurniawan7444]

This world is really very beautiful, thank you Noraly, I know more about the beauty of this world

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

Noraly! thank you so much for sharing your adventures ❤. I stop my whole world just to watch your videos.🤗🇳🇱🇸🇻

[@lassalettcosta8288]

Noraly, ppl like u r always very welcome to our country. 🇦🇴🇦🇴🇦🇴

[@irenystefan8253]

I’m so happy you made it to my country, I hope you enjoyed. I was expecting this moment, and finally happened. Thank you for showing the beauty of my hometown. Feel free to come more times. 🙌🏽✨❤️🇦🇴

[@soggybottom3463]

There isn't any better content anywhere....I'm talking to you, Netflix, Amazon....What an adventure, God bless you Miss Noraly, we are all with you x🤗🤗

[@ragweed3524]

I think Alaska must have a mesmerizing exhaust on it as she hardly ever gets chased by dogs. Anyone else ever notice that? Noraly once again made a long ride, pretty. Angola is beautiful! Loved the video, Noraly👍🏻

[@m2menuiserie540]

Yes, indeed. I was chased by plenty of yellow dogs in Tanzania on my Ténéré in the 80's. And by other dogs in Europe. But I guess the Euro 5 exhaust on Alaska is ultra quiet. The dozy goats slouched on the road don't even bother to get up so Noraly weaves between them. Sad that she's not going back to the Namib via the Caprivi Strip. A magical place.

[@raulcarmello1163]

Where she is right now, it's more like she's gonna be chased by hippo's

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

In the southern Africa season Noraly did state that African dogs aren't the same as South American dogs (that chased her a lot).

[@Wolfgang.Hlousa]

She did it again. Even there is nothing special to see on the stage. It's truly amazing how you manage to catch and impress hundredthousands of viewers with your fantastic videos twice a week. Thanks for pleasuring us all so continuously!

[@sjoerdbakker6040]

Indeed " nothing special to see " ? ??? Riding preferences vary of course but that road appeared to me as a pleasant touring affair. Even Noraly modified her opinion in a more positive direction by saying at the last that it was actually " nice" , in spite of its 650km of terrain which did vary from plateau, with landslide , to lower plains . Maybe ten or twenty years from now it will be remembered with more fondness. A day of riding straight flat roads still beats any day of not riding , anywhere , and this video episode was again memorable .

[@zakariamadu6339]

Your intellectual level is amazing. You are a great vessel full of knowledge and inspiration 🎉

[@antoniokialamakumbani4819]

Very impressed for what you have been able to accomplish in Angola! Thank you for showing how beautiful Angola is and I am so impressed with your Portuguese! Congrats!!!

[@AAnand-zm8ek]

Angolan roads are superb and the music merges nicely with the roads Enjoyed every bit of Angola which is in total contrast to its neighbours Thanks Norally for taking me through these lands which I would not have seen otherwise

[@kirkslayden834]

I don't think it's ever mentioned or people realize it takes a lot of time for editing because she has to do that with all of her videos plus she's riding and she's got to sleep God bless

[@guleiro]

And the funny part is that barely touched what Angola has to offer. The south of Angola is simply unforgettable ❤

[@EduardoRibeiro-hq4mx]

Roads in Angola are a mess actually. She just took the best and newest road in the whole country. In Namibia, which is a neighbor country, roads are 10x better than in Angola.

[@AAnand-zm8ek]

@@EduardoRibeiro-hq4mx oh ok I didn’t know that

[@slabrankle9588]

Noraly is going to ride right through the heart of Africa where there are no roads and dangers of every kind and we get to go along with her. It's crazy!

[@valmir144]

dangers of every kind? where in Africa? 🤔

[@slabrankle9588]

@@valmir144 King Kong is there.

[@Bigbnfgv]

​@@slabrankle9588you mean your mom is king kong?

[@slabrankle9588]

@@Bigbnfgv Yes, but yours is Jabba the Hutt. The resemblance is remarkable.

[@mcearl8073]

According to a lot of white people who’ve never left the US, Africa is basically the safest continent ever. Meanwhile, there are people who live or have lived in Africa saying they wouldn’t ever do this because of the danger. It’s pretty wild honestly reading the comments on all these videos. I feel like some people are so afraid of being perceived as racist that they are almost patronizing.

[@beijoztwo]

Pena não ir ao centro de Angola, país lindo. Abraço de Portugal 🇦🇴🇵🇹

[@dannywaya7347]

Thanks for paying us a visit Noraly and showing our beautiful land. Safe travels.

[@edombre4637]

First time seeing this channel. Loved it, subscribed. What a wonderful trip. I will look for the other episodes now. I hope to travel through Africa on my motorbike one day. What a beautiful continent.

[@tlnrmn]

I managed to catch a video 10 minutes after it uploaded. I started at the return to South America and have gone back to watch most of the prior seasons. I think it's great that you're showing 2.21 million subscribers parts of the world they would probably never see and I've lost track of how many times you've been asked, "Alone?"

[@kirkslayden834]

Ain't that awesome she's such a beautiful soul God bless

[@davemarriott]

It's Noraly time. Good afternoon from Derbyshire England. 😍

[@rhllnm]

And good morning from New Mexico, USA.

[@chrisohara7992]

Edmonton Canada checking in

[@Sujowi]

Good morning from tomorrow …from New Zealand. Leap Day is looking good!

[@paulbard3947]

And from a very appreciated Canadian. Hello from Victoria on the Island of Vancouver.

[@timoz8648]

I'll say it again you're one tough lady but so humble ❤ noraly

[@dinissaraiva316]

É bom ver que gostou de andar por Angola!

[@OmPrakashYadav-cz7nv]

A nature's paradise the Africa continent .Noraly ur dealing with people n officials is very much appreciable.u r very courageous.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Thank you Noraly for sharing the nice scenery along the way and the people. You are truly an inspiration to all of us. Ride safe Noraly!

[@junefirst500]

My Hero Noraly, you are teaching to Women Never Give Up & be Independent!

[@kirkslayden834]

That's right because that's what God wants us to be strong like this beautiful soul here ❣️😍 God bless

[@valmir144]

so, women to be independent is a good thing? 🤔

[@EnergesticaInc.]

@@valmir144 Of course! Everybody being independent in this world is a very good thing.

[@itzkingwaap5804]

No body is independent how many times have u seen men helped her in the moody raod, don't forget when the elder let her sleep in their village. While didn't she look for girl community? Because she knows men will keep her safe so be careful what u write her sister

[@yarobal-zubaidi7890]

You are a strong woman, always smiling and optimistic. I wish you a good trip🙏👍💪

[@camelia9802]

All your videos are really good. Every day is an adventure. To be under African skies, day or night is wonderful.

[@imagehunter1]

Noraly, you are amazing…keep enjoying your adventures and we will keep watching 🙏🏼🇺🇸🇦🇴

[@GordonPratt-w3k]

You always accept new challenges with enthusiasm. Well done again today.❤

[@kirkslayden834]

And she has no fear whatsoever if that was me I'd be scared to death she is absolutely amazing God bless

[@karenrussell9672]

thank you for sharing the beauty of Angola. Seeing your joy at the waterfalls a couple days ago brought me joy and I am sure many others.

[@kathleenknox3407]

What an insane privilege to stay at that hotel so close to the falls

[@sarazi3144]

You are inspiring many women across the world Well Done, Love from J&K India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@paulbard3947]

Hello from Victoria, BC Canada.

[@sarazi3144]

@paulbard hello 🙋‍♂️ .. 😊

[@louiskruger3725]

I worked in Lunda Norte for a few years and traveled that same road in 2018, I remember a really really bad section not too far from Saurimo. It's good to see the road looking better. I miss Angola so much

[@abeomar1859]

I highly appreciate you Noraly to inspire me to travel and visit beautiful Angola

[@friskyguy00]

Thank you for sharing your experiences with the world, You are an amazing person, Lots of good wishes/respect/ safe travels to you lady!

[@Crottedeparis]

Hey there Noraly , about breakfast , your unknown fruit, it was a slice of Dragon fruit . You can find it in central america, africa and asia. Juicy and a mild flavor. You can find it white yellow and red and It comes from a cactus. Cheers !

[@illitrait]

...incredible. Had to look that one up, and I am a well-travelled African. Another example of how vast and diverse the continent is. Thanks for the education.

[@annalenapirothmaclean5557]

Yum! We have dragon fruit growing in Australia too 😊

[@robharris8844U]

Good afternoon Noraly! Angola has a lot of Portuguese/ Cuban influences going by the murals and painted houses with portraits. Glad your latest journey has been eventless. Take Care, Best Wishes from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@mcwonder_oficial]

Hello! I'm Angolan and I really enjoyed watching your video. I wish you strength and all the best! And, next time you'll want to get to know and explore the "PROVINCE OF KWANZA SOUTH" as much as possible. It's super spectacular. It has countless rivers, mountains and historical points!🥰😎😎😎

[@Beatrizcancelas]

You speak portuguese very well. I lived in Angola, Mozambique and South Africa so I have enjoyed these videos so much. I left Africa about 45 years ago but still love it.

[@danielalpinto]

I know very well the route you are in, the company where I work built the bridges from Saurimo to Cazombo that is near the Zambia border, I recommend you to follow this route, Saurimo-Muconda-Cassai-Luao-Luacano-Cazombo-Lumbala-Chavuma. Be very careful between Luacano and Cazombo because it's a swamp region below sea level, and if it's raining, you might have to cross some deep water roads. Don't go far off the roads, don't forget the mines!

[@AgostinhoChindongo]

@@danielalpinto Love from Angola my brother 🇦🇴❤️ thanks for your service

[@isitxgp2455]

Mines are a problem from the past

[@LuFon64]

I've been wasting a lot of time watching so many videos of someone I met two or three weeks ago and I have to say that I became a fan and admire Noraly. This adventure "for life" is what so many of us dream of and we seem to be afraid to dare. Brave adventure, Noraly. 30 years ago I did some adventures with my ténéré, but none of them match the least of those, Noraly. But, at that time, dreamed that one day......who knows... one day, anithing like that. I´m your fan now. But now I only have one Vespa to amuse myself. By a portuguese living in Luxembourg.

[@tessitori]

There are videos of a British woman who took her Vespa clear across to Mongolia and back.

[@Hana-su7zg]

@@tessitori whats the channel?

[@kevindelaney1951]

Inspirational, Noraly. Africa isn’t a continent I’ve visited. Your adventures are giving me a chance to see lands I will never see. You also educate and do away with misinformation & wrong impressions. Thanks for another great video.

[@BenarosoJoaoDomingos]

Welcome Angola, and have a good trip to Zâmbia, and we angolans thank you for your brief visit to our Country. God is in charge of your trips Africa , the CRDLE OF HUMANITY. Happy return to United States of América

[@SuperCapuka]

7:28 it’s Nagrelha painted in the house, he’s a Kuduro artist from Luanda who sadly passed away. 😢

[@stefanomalinverni9431]

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

[@iancraig2507]

Thank you so much for taking me to such spectacular places I didn’t know existed.

[@raysorayaray]

Noraly you are the eye for all of us to see the beautiful world and peooles in your journey. Your authenticity is the strenght that you have, your kindness bring joy to everybody🎉🎉🎉 Your are the perfect example of true proffesional both as a rider and youtuber.👍👍🌟🌟💪💪

[@domingosmulunda]

My friend, it’s so amazing when same one show for the world 🌍 how incredible is our country Angola

[@JNash-ro5on]

63,000 km, 39146.34 miles on a single cylinder 300 cc engine. Impressive for what Noraly has put it through. I would love to see her ride it to 100K kms. I love your videos, they make my day.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

I don't know whether Noraly is brave or damn crazy, but which ever way we all love her to bits. We can only wish her the best in these epic adventures & come along for the ride . Hold on to your seats guys & enjoy the ride. Nuff respect Big up

[@Banagal]

Angola is a lovely country, and the highways are in good shape. Both you and Alaska look happy there. Good drive Noraly.

[@smendes2004]

@@Banagal Angola has no highways...yet.

[@PdroGregório]

​@@smendes2004 a língua inglesa é simples, ela não diz que Angola tem auto-estradas

[@prabhjitsingh5536]

Nice little geography class at the beginning of the vlog - thanks Noraly for detailed discussion about planning your further route to reach East Africa. And the end of the vlog promises an adventurous entertainment in the next. Ride safe Noraly , excited to see another border crossing … Godspeed

[@arsalankhan-mm3gl]

Watching your and @wildlens by Abrar vlogs of africa is amazing. You both are showing real picture of Africa. Thanks

[@nelsonnicolas2951]

That's a very nice road...👍👍👍👍👍 .... I just hope that it stays that way for a.long long time..... your endurance in handling long distances is very impressive too !!!!.... Thank you for the heart, I am glad you liked my comment !. ..

[@bchiron1249]

The difference between Angola and Nigeria (the major oil producing countries in Africa) is like night and day.Even the gas stations in rural Angola are more modern and organized than the ones in Nigeria's main cities! The checkpoints in Nigeria looked very intimidating.Quite post apocalyptic if you ask me.

[@1papatudo]

The diference is not the oil... Is the culture. Angola is an old portuguese colony... And the rest you need to find for yourself, why there is a big diference.

[@agustingutierrez8912]

​U Ńn@@1papatudo

[@hgmz6664]

"I discovered your channel recently, and I'm very impressed. I'm familiar with several African countries, having worked there for 5 years. It's beautiful, and the people are very endearing, but I also know the risks. Bravo, bravo, bravo, and thank you for making us dream."

[@TAYSHI_MAKAR]

Я просто в восхищении! Насколько крутая девчонка! Я обозревал эти места, путешествуя в автомобиле. Но вот так! Уважение от всего сердца! Удачи победителям!

[@paulwronsley9481]

I enjoy watching your videos, especially the ones where I am familiar with the country shown. Angola, being one of them, I must say it is a pity that you never went south as you missed, in my view, the best part of the country. I look forward to Zambia as I lived and worked there for three years.

[@jayryan7473]

After watching the last few episodes I gotta say it... This woman is braver than I've ever been! I seriously respect her composure. I've ridden many types of machines and I've encountered different types of people, however... I'd be a nervous wreck just contemplating riding through some of these countries. What an epic journey she's taking us on!

[@fbvilela]

I'm from Brazil and I had no idea their accent was so similar to ours... I knew they spoke Portuguese in some parts of Africa but the accent similarities have blown my mind :) Listening to them talk has been my favourite thing of this series. thanks for another great video!

[@blochspin]

you got most of your slaves from Angola...

[@lugwetunje3896]

It's a was a Portuguese colony

[@guleiro]

O Brasil e Angola são literalmente países irmãos não só por terem sido colónias portuguesas mas também porque 75% dos herança africana do Brasil veio de Angola. Farinha de milho no Brasil é "fubá" porque é um termo do kimbumdu que é uma língua tradicional de Angola. O termo chegou ao Brasil com os escravos de Angola. O Brasil e Angola tem uma herança muito semelhante.

[@KiamiKiami-cx2yy]

Tinha qué ser um Brazileiro Volta para a escola

[@RFC3514]

_Her_ accent is pretty close to Brazilian (although she uses some Spanish and French words). The accent in Angola is more similar to Portugal than Brazil, though.

[@amstergal]

You are so brave, Noraly! Safe travels and much love!

[@joemangi9743]

This is the only channel on youtube where I watch the video from start to finish.... Much love and safe journey Noraly.. much love from Down Under

[@patricedala9105]

God Bless for the Bravery and kindness, am really in love with the simplicity 🙏🏼

[@fernandochiquete8778]

We are happy to having you here and we bank on seing you again renowned ❤ i wish you all the best in your journey As well as that God bless you... Bye bye

[@tonymoreira8698]

Angola such a beautiful country...I'm soo excited about you going to Zambia ..I've spent 22 wonderful years and can't wait....hope Zambia won't disappoint you....lots of waterfalls and off course you've seen from the Zimbabwean side but the Victoria fall is breath taking from the Zambian side

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

As far as I know, Angola is oil producing country, hence cheap fuel costs. Zambia is a landlocked country, and fuel comes in by road or rail, so fuel will be more expensive there. Safe travels Noraly and Alaska!

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Why people have to queue for fuel in Africa? We do not do that in asia.

[@ers7469]

Fuel distribution is controlled.

[@augustocosta7887]

Refinery capacity is low

[@agasaasa7530]

A strong woman she is. Keep it Noraly❤

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Noraly I didn't know where else to thank you for the wonderful note and 360 video today so here it is. Had a rough evening but you made it all better. Thank you kindly. Peace! ❤❤❤

[@fifasfeliz5617]

Olá Noraly, adoro os seus vídeos são fantásticos. Obrigada por ter visitado Angola 🇦🇴. Que Deus continue te protegendo. ❤️😘🇦🇴

[@nandalalpaliath]

Angola police can’t believe you did it?… well having caught up with all the videos in this channel I am still coming to terms with how you do it and so gracefully! You are a legend Noraly!❤

[@BaronVonBattenberg]

The beauty of Africa is breathtaking ❤

[@larrynelson7683]

Always enjoy your adventurers. Being able to see the world through your lens is always so enjoyable . There are times my wife and I worry for your safety, and always so relieved when your next video comes out. Being 83 and still worry about our children and their families it appears as though you have earned a position on our worry list. We pray for your safety. May God ride with you.

[@selasi809]

Africa is very safe

[@ezenwankwoekene8273]

​@@selasi809not true though

[@alienwolf2]

the murals and water fall is beautiful i admire your drive and grind to get to each destination and you smile.

[@adrianodomingos8230]

Iam Angolan men and you are a big lady is amazing which you did! You have my respect!!!

[@WillsWP1]

Hi Noraly, thanks for the ride today, one thing I know now is that you have mastered dodging potholes on this entire season this far. Keep safe and God Bless you and your channel. 🙏🙌🏍️🇿🇦🇦🇴

[@ClaytonCoffman]

Noraly, you are such a brave woman and such an inspiration! Often when I watch your videos I pray God sends a hedge of protection over you and surrounds you with guardian angels. We all enjoy so much you sharing glimpses of all the different landscapes and cultures that you encounter. Always be safe as we know you are and thank you for all the great adventures!!!

[@grantschaefer8094]

Hi . I really enjoy your adventures. I live in Mbala, Zambia. I would highly recommend that you do the waterfalls tour in Luapula Province and Northern Province. You start at Mansa then move into Mbareshi and then Mporokoso making your way to Kasama and then onto Mbala where we have the Kalambo Falls which is twice the hight of the Victoria Falls. I know your followers will love all the falls. You could do a mini series within a series. From Mbala you can easily enter into Tanzania. It is also very easy to get to Lake Tanganyika from Mbala. My wife and I will be starting a 11 000 km ride to South Africa going down through Botswana and coming back through Namibia so we may miss you if you decide to come our way. Well enjoy. Will keep watching!!

[@thomasstruzel297]

I was in Menonque via Huambo and then went to Cuito Cuanavale. The Road was very good in 2012. From Menongue you could also go south to Rundu. Enjoy your journey!

[@hendrik5557]

Africa is sooooooo nice, and thanks to Noraly her authentic videos we get a very positive view of beautiful Africa.

[@gerharddupreez7420]

Just amazing video, your content quality grew with leaps and bounds since your early days (long time viewer). I do absolutely understand your planning and choices. But I have to say cutting out the Death Acre in the south west, Foz de kunene, Iona, o man you are missing out on legendary stuff. Having completed death acre 3 times and going for the 4th this December it is the absolute highlight of my bike riding career. Please come back and reconsider just that, takes us 13 days on average to do a loop. It is exactly as you say- desolate, we plan very carefully for fuel and water and take no vehicles and max 3 riders. Bikes only. But the south for me is the real Angola. Amazing people living in an unforgiving place.

[@StevenShepard-z7r]

I love your choices for background music. They are spot on!

[@munyaradzichaunza1987]

Fantastic ride, I will be hitting that road next week. Thanks for the preview :) All the best for the rest of your trip to Zambia and thanks for showing the beauty of Angola

[@adomingues00]

You are a very unique and awesome human being. Don't change, its people like you that make our species very interesting.

[@sebastiaofredericoalmeidaj300]

Obrigado por ter vindo a Angola, serás sempre bem vinda a Angola, contigo aprendi muito sobre Angola, mais uma vez obrigado por ter vindo.❤