Attempt to cross an abandoned railway bridge in Colombia 🇨🇴 |S6-E24|

[@gerrylopez5743]

A perilous crossing requiring all my concentration but let me get a drone shot so I can share with my viewers. That’s dedication to duty. Thank you Noraly! You’re a pro.

[@umbertoyltp]

It was so steady that I wondered if the scene was shot by a helping hand. So, Noraly was it autonomous filmed by drone?

[@bagbros1]

Next time throw in a juggling act 👍

[@michaelandersen4745]

The drone flies itself. Most drones have a follow me mode. Release before crossing the bridge and it will follow you to the other end. No biggie

[@Yogesh-gf8lr]

Indeed !!!

[@mrspeigle1]

@@umbertoyltp More than likely yes, she uses DJI drones Which have really good autonomous flight software. Put it up in the air set it to follow me mode and it will trail you until the battery runs dry, It will even avoid obstacles While doing so. Infact shortly before she starts to cross the bridge you can glimpse the controller on her tank bag with the shot set up. The rest is editing.

[@bernardschmitt6389]

Let's just take a second to appreciate Itchy boots's incredible language skill!

[@chrisfritz6261]

It seems that Dutch people are almost always at least bi lingual. Everytime I have visited the Netherlands, everyone I met spoke English and usually German as well.

[@nicolarollinson4381]

I often thank her, in my thoughts, for keeping me, a native' English speaker, on my, up to date, linguistic' toes. Her English' teachers were and still are, we hope, very proficient themselves. Also, Noraly is one of those people who is blessed with a nature flair for foreign languages. Language is actually not foreign to her.

[@andyackerman7123]

English is the language of business, and common in Europe, and Dutch is similar to German, in some ways… but you throw in French and Spanish… and then she has also picked up bits and pieces of African languages… and what else? People who pick up languages, amaze me.

[@AshleyPomeroy]

Every time I watch one of these videos I make a list of things that stop me from motorcycling across Peru, Colombia etc - it strikes me that learning a bit of the language is right at the top of the list, but I always end up fixating on tyre choices and helmets etc.

[@lylemacdonald6672]

I thought I was a pretty dedicated rider but to watch you go over that sketchy bridge PLUS set up the drone.... well I tap out. I bow in respect yet again. U R HARDCORE.

[@colblimp1882]

I believe Noraly is a magician when it comes to riding and filming with a drone. This bridge crossing being a marvelous example of her powers.

[@joshocht3483]

Indeed ... Perhaps (hopefully), she will later show us the 'un-cut' footage of that crossing.

[@jollyettan]

I love your videos, and when you hade your drone up while crossing that bridge was so beatutifully but it made me sweaty for two reasons, your balace and the drone battery.

[@ericcox6764]

This was the first episode of Itchy Boots I ever saw. It came up on my suggested list a few months ago and I was INSTANTLY addicted to this channel!!! I'm now a proud member of the "Itchy Boots Army" and am working my way through all of her videos as I anxiously await the beginning of Season 7!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sandy4425]

I figured I might be the only one that recently discovered her, but for me it's been about 2 months ago. Discovered her as she left Mexico and entered the US halfway though Season 6. So first I saw the second half of Season 6, then I watched Seasons 1,2,3,4,5, and am now watching the beginning of Season 6. Talk about addicting!!! Oh my word! I felt fortunate that I didn't have to wait from Mon to Wed to Friday, I could watch Episode after Episode for hours. Probably when I finish Season 6 I'll start with Season 1 again! She is amazing, courageous, joyful, enthusiastic, adorable, just a joy to watch.

[@ericcox6764]

@@sandy4425 I've finally seen all of them. I've also joined her website and am donating each month to help support her. I'm also going to just let her videos run all day on my laptop and tablet whenever I'm at work. I know she makes a little bit every time one is viewed, so that's just another way to help her out. I've been watching KZbin ever since it was created and I've never seen anything better than Itchy Boots!

[@bert2673]

I didn't discover this channel until Episode 1 of Season 7. So recently. I was also immediately hooked and have already seen seasons 1 and 2 and am now enjoying season 6. Beautiful drone shots and what guts Noraly has. Really amazing

[@pankajsharma-pd3ul]

Old man's house before Railway bridge is so beautiful....neat and green....

[@philliplangley9302]

That bridge crossing made my hands sweat, you are such a brave woman, the drone videos are amazing and thanks for another great history lesson of that region.

[@ahmedabubakar9241]

Are you swearing like a maniac too. Just like noraly

[@ahmedabubakar9241]

I have a daughter just like you noraly! Drove my small car across a stream, roda my dirt bike too.. like fatter like daughter

[@ahmedabubakar9241]

Ops typo -- its sweating. So sorrry. Im haling cataract

[@ahmedabubakar9241]

Oh my dear noraly, The girl with a heart of gold, loving all humans, animals,nature. May God bless you wherever you are.

[@sandpiperuk]

I just continue to be hugely impressed; the riding, the filming, the editing and the bright personality, even in adversity.

[@powertuber4.068]

But how did she get the wide shot off the bridge? 12:47

[@willyrose]

@@powertuber4.068 On a couple of the shots you can see the drone screen/controller balanced on the tank bag. That was as nerve racking as her ride up to the Sani Pass in South Africa. Didn't realise I could hold my breath for that long!

[@sandy4425]

@@powertuber4.068 Yes, I wondered that also.

[@douglipscomb3002]

What you did show us was spectacular in it's beauty. I tried to get my wife to watch you cross the old rail bridge with me, but she hates heights, and freaked out! Was glad to see you not in mud again, as that was such hard work!

[@hornet9192]

Man merkt richtig wie viel Spaß es dir macht . Die Impressionen sprudeln nur so aus dir raus . Und das in Kombination mit deinem Charakter macht es einzigartig .

[@beverleymacdonald1352]

The painting on the houses is unique and beautiful. The railway bridge crossing was tough with an audible sigh of relief from Noraly. All those railway tunnels were such an experience. What a super gentleman to give advice for the crossing. Sleeper wood furniture is really beautiful. In South Africa they replaced the original wood sleepers with concrete ones and many railway workers purchased the wood. My dad made stunning tables, cupboards and even clocks from sleeper wood. Sorry about your ordeal by torrential rain, at least you have a positive outlook on what you did enjoy.

[@belindabuchi8653]

South Africa 🇿🇦 really has beautiful sleeper wood furniture 👌🏻🥰

[@ab9840]

Those so called sleepers are called at least in the US, railroad ties. Used railroad ties in good condition are worth money.

[@shrabonibabu]

The painting of the households were so beautiful. It reminded me of the Greek islands of Myconus and Santorini.

[@WayneKoufsWorldTour]

If she makes it to Guanajuato, she will see similarly painted houses…

[@theoldtimefiddler]

@@ab9840 they're called railroad ties because they tie the tracks together. where did the name "sleeper" come from?

[@SusanLynnSpiritNavigator]

So happy to see a new video. In the meantime, I am winding my way through past trips! I had to laugh, the only time I have heard her say anything even remotely negative is about the green police bikes!! Floods, landslides, border crossings, impassible roads requiring a re route, elephants, lions and ostrich’s - even the dog that bit her get a laugh and a ohhh… but these green police bikes …… 🥵 She asks “What are they even .. Suzuki”… as if the maker of the bike is also shamed! I love it! 😂

[@peetschabort1080]

Green for camouflage . . . 🧐🙈

[@nananans432]

Horrendous 😂

[@originalresqme]

The green is called hi-viz (high visibility) green more commonly used by fire trucks so they can be seen better especially at night.

[@jazminlove1372]

También me da risa escucharla decir que ese color en las motos es muy feo 😅😅 soy Colombiana 🇨🇴 y nunca le había preguntado atención a ese color.

[@ragweed3524]

Omg what a day! The railroad path was unreal...In the midst of not looking down, stay balanced, look ahead...Noraly still multitasks...changing cameras and FLYING THE DRONE! You are Superwoman on a motorcycle! Really good video Noraly!

[@Alexander_Trece]

14:33 Jamás perdería una oportunidad así 😂🤗💚📸 Pero me alegra que muestre lo hermoso que es Colombia 🇨🇴👌

[@vittorio8000]

my wife and I have been motorcyclists for forty years, we are very admired for your courage and organization, now we follow every video, thank you.

[@joelrdizon]

I've really almost nothing more to add to everything everyone has said...but I'm going to comment and like because I really support Noraly for what she's doing--which is basically giving us a regular taste of virtual freedom most of us can only fantasize about. Thanks Noraly, WE ALL LOVE YOU!

[@ahmedabubakar9241]

Me too.l just love the vids and virtual riding with noraly.WE ALL LOVE YOU!,,

[@AlisonAZ]

When I was there in 1973 the trains still ran. I used them whenever I could. They were slow and crowded. Too bad they are gone. What great footage! Glad you made it over the bridge.

[@valentinatsnich4409]

Y usted de qué lugar hacia donde se desplazo en tran abarrotado?

[@albertomarinp.7866]

This woman really knows how to attract attention, when you passed the bridge I only needed the popcorn and the soda. Cada día que pasa te ves más y más hermosa. Felicitaciones Noraly y espero que no cambies la humildad que hay en tí. 💪👌❤️😍

[@tomh.1194]

Really enjoying your trips on the back roads of Columbia. Usually you alone in your travels but with the locals living all along the trails you get to say "Hola" very often

[@Del_Monico]

learn basic skills - the country is COLOMBIA with an O.. Fool.

[@thor942]

That bridge crossing was the best thing I’ve seen on KZbin this year. Monumental effort

[@txmorley]

Such dedication to recording such an awesome adventure. Flying your drone while crossing that bridge is why you are such a star, Noraly! Ride safe!

[@johndavidwolf4239]

I was amazed at how steady the drone footage was.

[@txmorley]

Noraly must have launched the drone before she started the crossing and then just positioned it to hover by the bridge while recording. You can see the controller on her tank bag. All she had to do was then rotate the drone slightly to capture the complete crossing. Still a brave choice that resulted in some awesome footage. Combined with her relaxed conversation with the local prior to the crossing it made for a great "story".

[@lhollybow]

Great foresight to do the drone shot. Just launch the drone set the shot up and press the "follow me" function. Not difficult at all , but smart of Noraly to think of it.

[@brummil]

​​ Yes. ANOTHER ONE that unmask one of the myths! Newest Rumour: Noraly can walk over water like Jesus. I saw her Crossing the red sea. Moses just behind her. 😂😂

[@ptrlxc]

I like how the locals see things we consider adventurous just as normal everyday things. The ingenuity of the people. Remember you wanted adventure, you got adventure.. hehe

[@zobairahmed8236]

I like most Columbia houses. Every houses have different colour as a Asian we haven't seen very much. I just love it. Thanks for showing us beautiful countryside. Love from 🇧🇩

[@thorgoan]

Those are traditional houses on rural towns, cities sadly have lost so much of it, and normally are just buildings just like any american city

[@adrianbeanco]

No. Is Columbia is Colombia 👍

[@valentinatsnich4409]

Esos son pueblitos típicos cafeteros y turísticos.

[@tilongatao]

Very impressive! I loved the railway bridge with the cool sign on it "Este pasamanos no es seguro para apoyarse en el, solo representa un limite visual. La seguridad y cuidado del entorno y de nosotros es responsibilidad de todos" (13:31). What a beautiful road! Loved the video.

[@luzym7840]

Such a beautiful little town, always keeping their people's tradition and unity.

[@Sheila-vl9xk]

I absolutely loved the old railway road. Such an interesting path through some interesting history. Thank you, Noraly. Such an honour to be traveling with you. I have to add, of course, that your bridge crossing was absolutely mind-blowing. I bow down to your fierce, I-am-doing-this courage. Respect!!!!!!!!!

[@bpl1974]

To see Colombia like this is stunning. What a views at every corner. An amazing country to visit one time. As a lot of people already said the bridge crossing was amazing also with the view, well done. Hope that you have time to show us more Colombian “treasures”. I’m following you from almost the beginning, but you keep surprising me in every way. Keep up with the quality video’s and stay safe. Greets from the Netherlands.

[@savage22bolt32]

Such a good choice of music while crossing the train trestle. The first time over is the scariest! In my teen years, we would ride across a river to get to our riding area. No possible way could I walk, or even crawl across it, but after seeing my brother ride over, it became routine! PS With darkness falling, I would have done the same thing - go back the 20k & stick with the know.

[@dennisyarbro1657]

It is so important to listen to that small, inner voice which helps in times of uncertainty. Decisions to backtrack to a place is so much better than venturing into the unknown in the dark. Wisdom, based on experience, along with an adventuresome spirit is a wonderful combination. Loved the train viaduct crossing. Again, cautious along with bravery. Thank you for sharing.

[@TroyCunninghamPhotography]

Sometimes we have to go on faith. That means taking a few steps into the darkness and waiting for the light to appear.

[@deborahhidalgo-knapp1953]

You are so very brave Ms. Boots I like how you show us what a typical breakfast or lunch is where you are at. Be careful ❤️

[@arjunb20]

That was a wonderful depiction of a beautiful landscape. What impress us is your positive & optimistic outlook towards life . Individual differences in gratitude in terms of relationships show that gratitude is associated with the perceived quality of relationships. Furthermore, it seems to strengthen relationships and contribute to relationship connection and satisfaction.

[@brucewygal133]

Your ability to deal with adversity and to adapt to your situations is very impressive. When you reflect back on the day the awesomeness of the adventure shines through. I would have loved to ride the old railway roadway with you and in a way we all did. Thank you Noraly and safe travels.

[@dennishansen3817]

Noraly you are the best! Our daughter is from Ibague, Colombia. Beautiful country! Thank you for your great postings.

[@charleslee1960]

I met a woman from Columbia.Her and her husband and 3 kids bought a real nice and expensive house in Asheville NC USA.After 2 weeks she wasnt happy there.I asked why? She said she has never lived in a used house.pfft

[@ladydi4runner]

Superb intonation w her Spanish. Her openness and friendship sings thru her Spanish which matches her body language. What a Joy to watch total strangers react so warmly to someone speaking in their language with such empathy and eagerness. 👏🏻👍💯 You’re like the Honey, that the local Bees go to! Bravo, such courage in a foreign land. Kudos and Godspeed. 💯🙏🏻👍💪🏻😁🙏🏻

[@maxkazzora4234]

Brave brave Noraly. I would have tried another way. Heights and me don’t get on. Kudos to you.

[@christophmensch3945]

This was another great Itchy Boots evening! I’m fascinated again and again how the map you show comes to life during the episode! Every travel day tells a captivating story, here of amazingly colorful buildings, an exciting bridge crossing, interesting railway tunnels, nice encounters, sceneries and you end up shattered in your accommodation! What a day, what a ride! Thank you, Itchy Boots!

[@kenmcdougall6106]

I lived in Pereira when I was a child, probably around the time when the train was running, left in 1968, and remember going up Nevado del Ruiz and the cars being very difficult to start because of the altitude. You probably went around or between the two. I'm glad you got over the bridge safely and found somewhere to stay.

[@TheRattleShark]

When I lived in Summerland British Columbia we used to ride our dirt bikes between Penticton and home all the time, mostly following the railway. To cross Trout Creek we had to ride over the massive train trestle. We would put our ears to the track and listen for the train, if we couldn't hear one we would jump on our bikes and rip as fast as we could across. This thing was over a deep ravine and had a blind corner at the end. There were no railings and no room to escape the train if one came. To fall off was certain death. You had to get going fast enough so your tires would float from tie to tie. Once you got to the end your had to stop and then pop up over the rail to get off the track. Once we had one guy on the other side he could keep look out and wave the rest of us safely through. If my mom knew the risks we took on our dirt bikes she would have died.

[@Flipsidenews]

Free range life... rare these days

[@ralphwiggum250N]

Hey - Itchy Boots might pass through Summerland BC on her way to Alaska. And Penticton - Canada's nicest city.

[@TheRattleShark]

@@ralphwiggum250N Noraly would do herself a favor if she did. I'll be watching when she goes through BC and am looking forward to her interpretation of my home Province. I'd love to see her, say hi and ride with her for a few kms. I understand that for her safety she has to keep her travel plans secret and unless I just bump into her that won't get that chance.

[@koejoe]

Amazing. Back in the early 90’s I’d ride from to Kelowna to Penticton by bike. Such a shame a lot of those rail road trestles burn in the fires 🔥. I know the trestles you speak of near summerland too

[@greggalexander8216]

Nice ride toady! Very smart to turn around when you did. It’s very smart not to push a situation which is adding more and more challenges. Tens of thousands of people held their stomach muscles and breath when you crossed the bridge! Oh my gosh! We all relaxed, took a breath and were relieved when you made it across the old bridge. I’m so glad you took your time and are ok. Thanks for a great time today!

[@user-tz2zr7si4m]

I want to clarify something very seriously : the roads Noraly is taking are only used by locals to go from farm to farm … every area in Colombia has highways like in any developed country. Please viewers: don’t think for a second the opposite. It was her decision to go through dirt roads which is really fun and safe. Same trip lasts ways less on the highway. Finally, Salento is one of the most beautiful towns in Colombia and unfortunately she only showed 5% of this jewel. Norely, you are a role model, honestly : the world should be filled with great women like you!!! I love your work !!! No hard feelings!!!

[@oskarin50]

Todos los seguidores de Noraly sabemos que ella viaja más por caminos de tierra también sabemos que Colombia tiene carreteras como muchos países, no tienes que aclarar eso.

[@1man1bike1road]

do you live in Columbia ?

[@santiagogarces221]

This is amaga Antioquia, that is an abandon railtrack from the former train of Antioquia. Theres obviously a better Road, but You can Cross that Road for tourism

[@darylkanofski9327]

I live in Australia and I rather take other road rather than highways

[@miller2675]

Absolutely NOBODY thinks the route she is doing is the only or easiest way through Columbia. If there are people out there that would think that they are not watching channels like this.

[@lucaskalkman8209]

The scene on the bridge was TV quality. The soundtrack, the dramatic footage from the drone. It was amazing. Je vlogs are like a reality TV show. Prachtig gewoon. Safe travels!

[@Gismo3333]

TV is not close to this resolution. They don't send TV in 4K, 60fps. Most TV is 560p 24fps, not 2160p 60fps. Some have gone up to 1080p, but that is still half.

[@Andres66Cali]

What a beautiful road! I never imagined they had done that with the old railroad. Now I think I will go travel that same way Noraly has shown us. Thank you for showing us these wonderful places!

[@dotskelly6297]

Love the sound of the roosters in the background. And I think the colours of the police bikes match the "colourful atmosphere" of Columbia perfectly 😀

[@eliann124]

Colombia :D

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Ma wonder woman rides again Kudos for allowing us to live our lives vicariously through your lens. Love your work Bless up Watching from Sydney Australia

[@arnaudnilwik]

Dapper meissie, hendig dapper!!!

[@donwilliams3626]

That is amazing how important the railway was to that areas economy. Even now 45 years later the only roadway is still the railbed. I believe Alaska boldly crossed the old trestle because you calmly reminded her "don't look down"! Thank you for giving us more scenic vistas. Even flying your drone from that sketchy railway trestle.

[@FnLn55]

OMG ... not sure I could have crossed on that bridge, even in my younger days. But the rail road with tunnels was incredible! Good everyday people abound in the rural countryside. Stay safe!

[@chuckanderson3645]

Well, that was nerve-racking to watch! Glad you made a safe crossing and finally found a place to stay. Stay safe, Noraly, and as always, see you in the next video! ❤️

[@patrickcooper9641]

Noraly, you are in my book the absolute best ADV rider out there! Then, as everyone mentioned, the quality/shots of your videos is amazing! Switching from GoPro, to drone shots is fantastic! Personally I would love to see "the making of a daily ride"! I was a video/film editor for years and your eye for the final product is quite remarkable! Hopefully sometime down the road we might see your uncut director's cut of your journeys! Ciao from Roma, Italy.

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

"Fairy tale town" exactly the words in my mind when I saw all those brightly-coloured buildings, and each of them uniquely so.

[@egomez2044]

That beautiful town is called Salento.

[@stubees88]

Have been watching the Long Way Up with Ewan McCregor....Noraly is an absolute beast in comparison. All on her own, no support team, amazing!

[@gray7863]

That bridge was one of the ten sketchiest things so far on this trip, you got no fear Noraly .....stay safe out there !

[@haggielady]

I learned something new today. Spanish Moss grows in Columbia! I grew up being told it only grew in the American south. It was hanging off the trees by the horse. Glad you are out of Medillin! That bridge was something else. Glad you put the drone up so we could see the countryside. Beautiful.

[@valentinatsnich4409]

Y porque se alegra que este fuera de Medellín, si es una ciudad hermosa, moderna y segura; diario es visitada por cientos de turistas del mundo.

[@eliann124]

ColOmbia*

[@haggielady]

@@eliann124 Sorry, didn't see the typo. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@douglasrosasm]

Tillandsia usneoides (spanish moss) is not even a moss but a bromeliad that gets its nutrients and water exclusive from the air

[@butchbinion1560]

Thanks. That bridge was fun to watch. ✌🏻👊

[@gssamnotv768]

I'm sure it's been said.. You are one brave soul. Me at an age of 62, would only dream of this adventure. I've been watching for a few weeks and hope your travels continue to be positive and spectacular. Cheers.

[@pommiegranite464]

My heart was in my mouth as you were going across the bridge! Well done, Noraly. I've been watching from the start in India, and I have to say Ecuador and Columbia are amongst my favourites. Take care and ride safe.

[@lobosolitario-j4c]

Nerves of steel.

[@pommiegranite464]

@@lobosolitario-j4c Yes Michael, I agree. An amazing woman.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Exciting ride across the railroad bridge! The country is definitely beautiful. I’m amazed that you always manage to find very nice and usually convenient nightly accommodations. Thanks for sharing another episode of your grand adventure! Ride safe Noraly!

[@feather1950]

What a beautiful part of Colombia. I could live there 😊. Thank you Noraly for showing us all these wonderful roads and beautiful areas

[@Ike5939]

COURAGE!!! That railroad crossing was crazy, how you gathered your nerve and just went for it was awesome!! Bravo!

[@andanteconmoto.]

Marvellous video! What courage you have!

[@gostrongorgohome]

Yep! Medellin is quite the metro in a beautiful land of eternal Spring time! Hope your travels are much more pleasant from here! Keep up the wonderful video - creating many wonderful memories, Noraly! Happy trails! 👍🏼

[@GM-cq6ez]

A "land of eternal Spring time"... how poetic - nicely put!

[@darrendzirasa-payne4614]

Always exciting to watch. Great Ambassador. Ive got back into biking because of you Noraly!!! Thank you

[@cch255]

If you were nervous on the railway bridge, the rest of us would have been paralyzed! After seeing you in the snow in the mountains in one of the -stans (Kazakhstan? or Uzbekistan? or Turkmenistan? I forget...) and how you handled it, this must have been terrifying. You must turn your imagination off at times like this. Nerves of steel!!!! You go girl!!

[@akau1340]

I remember that video well!

[@osimnod]

Another great adventure. One benefit of traveling on old train lines is that the gradient is quite moderate (about 1%) to accommodate the train and its load. Also, the rail bed is more substantial and better quality than a dirt road.

[@sologlider7211]

As always your bravery and ability to deal with stressful situations are amazing. Go Noraly!

[@aprilmhicaelasantos1289]

What a beautiful scenery! Thanks for sharing it❤️ Ride safe Ms. Noraly! Take care🤗

[@wilsonfernandes316]

Parabéns pela coragem de atravessar a ponte, mulher de fibra!!! Show

[@pattilogston9222]

Omg the drone shot going across the bridge I was holding my breath for you on the edge of my seat your a tuff brave girl and Alaska and itchy boots always deliver a great adventure for us 💛✌️🇺🇸👍🏻much love to Noraly your amazing

[@greensahuaro2834]

Thanks, Medellin looks much better in the sun! But your safety is more important! And yeah, they drive like nuts!

[@greensahuaro2834]

I agree!

[@y.v.h.7623]

You are such brave lady!! The crossing of the old railroad bridge was amazing!! Thank you for such a wonderful job on taking us along your adventures. Eres una inspiracion para todos tus seguidores de tu canal. Gracias❤🌹

[@max.fleming1045]

I'm beyond impressed that you managed to cross that bridge & get drone footage of it as well. I've been following you since mid last summer in Africa & now can't wait till each new episode. I'm loving this renewed trans American adventure, though confess I wish your African adventure lasted longer. I did a very similar trip on a 650 Transalp in 2007. I made it as far as Kenya before I ran out of money lol. I live in the UK, but I just absolutely fell in love with Africa and one day I'll make it back. Thank you loraly for sharing your adventures.

[@Markevans63]

You have Cojones the size of Water Melons Noraly, there is no way you would've have got me riding over that bridge! You continue to amaze and astound us all... Viva Noraly!

[@johndavidwolf4239]

I would think it would be "Ovarios"?

[@Markevans63]

@@johndavidwolf4239 biologically yes, in the terms of courage No!

[@johndavidwolf4239]

@@Markevans63 : Whoever first associated courage with the size on ones balls, was obviously not a woman, and possibly a misogynist.

[@Markevans63]

@@johndavidwolf4239 most definitely, but I'm guessing most women would not like their Ovaries described as Watermelon sized either! Hey ho it is what it is!

[@KTKurien]

Yes, along with that she seems made drone videos

[@hirabaremdormassar5184]

I Pray that God keep you safe and be with you throughout your journey.

[@tomhirschel8524]

Thank God, you're a sensible girl. You make amazing videos, and you're always so kind and polite.Keep safe!

[@asiatmpo1]

In country after country railroads have been closed, torn up, etc in all advised efforts at modernization. In Nicaragua the rail tracks and sleepers were torn, ripped out in 1992, to the everlasting regret of the local people who relied on it. The same is true of a number of countries in the region, parts of Chile, Argentina, etc. But the viaducts, and overpasses remain to tempt riders like itchy boots to have a go. Absolutely loved this episode. Kudos to Noraly for always making an effort, having a go, try, etc. When she realizes she has mispronounced a word, got something wrong, she makes the effort to correct it.

[@ironmanmichael]

I know what you mean about riding around for hours at the end of the day, in the rain, trying to find somewher to stay. I had the same problem in Lausanne a couple of years ago and ended up paying 240 Euro for a tiny room. Still, it wasn't Columbia and a bit of a first world problem. Deep respect. 🏍

[@robertmackenzie5850]

Sounds like a nightmare Noraly , I thought driving around London in rush hour was bad , but they way you explained your experience, sounds a lot worse and being on the bike in pouring rain made it more miserable. Thanks for the great videos, they are helping my recovery in hospital more bearable 👍👍

[@wanderingbadger5145]

Just to let you, you are so inspiring and honestly a gem to watch.

[@ladyjrider666]

You are truly incredible!!!

[@johnkraemer5505]

That old train bridge looked very sketchy! 😎👍🏻

[@guillermoposadacaluna2149]

Buenos días, te felicito por el cruce del puente, es realmente asustador yo lo he cruzado, conozco la ruta que hiciste en Amaga y en los arcos de la entrada a los tuneles esta la fecha de construcción de cada uno. Medellin es muy caótico en su trafico, pero es una ciudad con espacios muy bonitos y interesantes.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

Hello, how would one find out about the tables made from the train tracks? Thank you.

[@jorgediazmendez5711]

Así en moto 😱?

[@joaneche21]

Muy bacana esa ruta. Es entre Amaga y dónde?

[@richardmourdock2719]

The scariest ride you (meaning "we") have had since ridding through the mountain snows in Azerbaijan (or Kurdistan?). With nearly a million subscribers I have no doubt there are thousands of prayers daily for your safety. Obviously, they were effective again today. May it always be so.

[@thilakrajmaroli3875]

Spectacular drone footage 👌 As always big 👍 & thanks a lot for riding us safely through scenic colombian mountainous dirt roads safely🤗

[@kathleenschaubhut4174]

OMG, Noraly! I was holding my breath while you were crossing on that narrow wooden bridge. Thank you very much for the videos of the amazing countryside, but please stay safe. Your travels have allowed us to see many interesting and beautiful areas and people.

[@sirdonald1259]

Just started watching at S6 and so very impressed. You are a beast on that Honda. I am hooked and will keep watching.

[@dorisbrocker2408]

Ahmmm muita coragem. Muita aventura! não perco um vídeo seu e estou maratonando as outras sessões.

[@tibbsazoid]

I'm amazed how well the camera coped going through those tunnels. Also, nice job using the drone to film the bridge crossing, your videos are the best on KZbin.

The "bread" is called is Arepa. The arepa is a food of pre-Columbian origin, made from ground dry corn dough or precooked corn flour, circular and flattened. It is known by that name in Bolivia, Colombia and Venezuela, and is consumed in a traditional way in the cuisines of these countries.

[@orlandog1979]

Is like a mexican 🌮 tortilla

[@Van_Wilder]

You are by far one of, if not the bravest explorer (traveler) I know on KZbin. None of the other KZbinrs comes anywhere close to the level of raw content coming from your channel 👍🏻

[@markbowen5516]

I don’t think i could have crossed that bridge you are simply amazing . Glad your safe and can’t wait for your next video x

[@Gezgin.motorcu]

Hi Noraly, thanks to you we travel the world, thank you very much for your videos. We are following the whole family. It's also nice to have subtitles, it shows the quality of your videos.

[@enduromotorradtouren]

When you think you've passed a mega adventure with the railway bridge (great, that drone shot), than the search for a room tops that. All the best from Günter, Nürnberg/Germany

[@nigelphillips9426]

You are an amazing person so brave

[@enduromotorradtouren]

@@nigelphillips9426 Yes, she is

[@albertoboretto3823]

Bravissima !!!!!! Mi fai sognare !!!! ....un motociclista .

[@brucebakke6742]

Wow, watching you cross that old railroad bridge made my spine tingle. Thankfully, you kept your balance and were able to make it across without tipping. Even though you had wet weather, it looked like the scenery was gorgeous. Glad you were able to find a place to stay. Go well and stay safe!

[@adil.670]

discovered your channel yesterday , and I'm having so much fun watching your videos they are perfect in every way & I have a lot to watch 😂

[@ayieerin6815]

Go start your journey from season 1..trust me you wont regret it 😃

[@richardmourdock2719]

WARNING: You are about to become addicted to the best channel on KZbin. Slowly inching toward a million subscribers.

[@jerrym3261]

I'm here for just about a month and watching about 5 videos a day. I had watched the very first video and last night went back to watch it again (it's a happy tearjerker when you know what it turns into, lyrics in the song). The videos are always the same even from the first one; "Good Morning Internet", what time it is and where we are going on the map. You are completely right, "they are perfect in every way". Noraly is a gift to the world.

[@adil.670]

@@ayieerin6815 you think it's a good idea to watch season 6 first so I could watch her newest videos on date , and then come back to season 1-2-...?

[@adil.670]

@@richardmourdock2719 haha I'm already addicted 😂

[@maurorodriguez8399]

Hola Noraly, que gusto que ya estés en mi ciudad Medellín. Te sigo desde hace mucho tiempo. Ese lugar es conocido como el viaducto la antigua vía del ferrocarril de Antioquía, me encanta montar en bicicleta por esos lugares. Bienvenida a Medellín 😀👍

[@valentinatsnich4409]

No escuchaste? No le gustó medellín que el tráfico horrible, y en toda la ciudad no consiguió hotel....🤔

[@henryortega8893]

Que risa, Valentina, este es tu segundo mensaje y los dos son como negativos. Ella dice que fue horrible manejar en Medellin, lloviendo y tarde. No dijo que odia la ciudad y la gente.

[@valentinatsnich4409]

@@henryortega8893 y dónde digo que odia la ciudad y la gente? Habló del tráfico y que no consiguió hospedaje, y a lo último si no leíste bien dijo que se mantendría alejada de esa cuidad. No digas lo que no es. Tu si eres negativo diciendo mentiras.

[@valentinatsnich4409]

@@henryortega8893 risa da tu comentario: "que bueno que ya estás en mi ciudad" y ella salió corriendo y ésta a 20 kilómetros lejos de tu ciudad...no lees bien lo que dice 😂 saludos

[@jazminlove1372]

Lastima que haya pasado por esa mala experiencia en Medellín y ya no la quiere recorrer.

[@danielmcneil3004]

Noraly, that bridge crossing was very scary, even for me just watching you do it. 👍👍. You’re amazing. And the view ,I assume from your drone really put the whole scene in perspective. Very exciting and glad you made it safely. Cheers and stay safe. Dan ✌️🏍🇨🇦

[@williamchandler2558]

Beautiful ride

[@TheOldaz1]

I loved the colorful buildings in Amaga, then the ride along the railway was very interesting. Imagine what a train trip would be like. Thanks Noraly.

[@patrickready2555]

I love the bridge crossing I go across many really hairy bridges in the Philippines sometimes they're just planks But a very good ride and a very brave girl sorry you had to ride in the rain I spend half my life in the rain in the Philippines I know how it is.

[@DiegoPerez-ee5rw]

06:30 the plate on the helmet is mandatory and was implemented as a lot of robberies/homicides in large cities involved motorcycles. Some cities even forbid a male passenger in certain neighborhood or on special dates like elections.

[@wooable]

Very interesting, thanks for the insight!

[@mgomez_gomez]

Las placas en los cascos solo es un invento de los.politicos para cobrar más impuestos a las personas que tienen moto, nada más.