Brand new road already swallowed by desert in Mauritania 🇲🇷 |S7 - E24|

In this episode, I say goodbye to Ahmed and continue my journey through Mauritania on my own. I am trying to make my way to the border with Senegal through a remote route through inland Mauritania, but the route is filled with challenges.
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[@johnnorth9355]

Ahmed is a true gentleman and was so proud to show you his country. Such ambassadors are priceless in such a crazy world.

[@alexshatzko1381]

we suspect he was well paid

[@rensvanderploeg1945]

@@alexshatzko1381 nontheless still a good ambassador.

[@billyc5914]

That journey would have been a suicide mission without Ahmed. The blessed r always led in the right direction by other mysteriously sent blessed people. This ride ur on is mind blowing. Waiting for ur next video. Stay safe & healthy.

[@e.martins956]

Don't be inocent. There are lots of people there to be like a tourist guide. Just snap your fingers and pay..

[@kb_9880]

It was a blessing she med Ahmed who gave his number to her in case she needed help!!

[@robertfouracre1280]

Most people have only seen Northern Africa as sandy desert, you are showing us the diversity raw terrain we’ve never seen before, it’s so amazing!

[@keepgoing6430]

Yep 👍 it’s difficult on hot Sun ☀️, recently saw two guys doing same in Australia.. cherry vlogs , these guys are out of the world 🌍.. keep going

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Yes, who could have imagined the terrain of the Sahara that Noraly had shared with us! In my minds view, it was just one vast sand pit until now!

[@user-rg8lj6rz4w]

I found Itchy Boots completely by accident. My lucky day. I have been watching Series 7 and am hooked. What wonderful scenery and film making. Noraly you have an infectious personality and engage positively with everyone you meet on your travels. Thank you Noraly I will never be bored watching your adventures. I would love to be travelling like you are but I realise my limitations!! Many years ago I spent months in West Africa and your films evoke so many nice memories for me.

[@MoAhmedExperience]

I honestly haven’t seen someone as brave as this kind lady.. always smiling even when it’s raining or stuck in the desert . Keep going

[@githice]

Gregg McCahon Cycling is another one and Matjin Dolaad is another baddass

[@reginalda350]

Ahmed may well never know that there are thousands around the world who are grateful to him for all that he did to help Noraly with her adventure. But man, what a legend! Thanks for making it possible! 🙏🏻

[@hudsontoo1212]

He probably has cell service bro 😂

[@Badfinger7761]

Farewell to Ahmed, such a good man. Noraly’s narrative and videography have the ability to inspire awe and bring tears simultaneously. Very few channels have that ability. ❤

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Very well said. Yes I am humble enough to admit she often brings tears. Truly an amazing Wonder Woman

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly’s ability to create videos that are educational, entertaining, and informative are all part of why she has such a great following!

[@mbrider56]

Ahmed was the best guide I think you could have ever had, what a gentlemen and what a beautiful country he is blessed to live in. I loved the drone shots of the collapsed roads, the power of the sands is quite astonishing and then to see those oasis with green fields and trees was awesome.

[@markfs]

Your drone footage is consistently impressive. It probably helps that you're taking it in impressive terrain but to juggle editing it with getting dinner and finding accommodation and all the other things you have to do, is mind-boggling.

[@Tiger-cr7kh]

Noraly, you are not alone. There are over a million faithful followers with you and Alaska wherever you go. We may not be physically riding with you, but we are with you in spirit, watching you, learning and discovering new places, and amazing cultures. May your journey always be safe, and I pray God will always put kind-hearted and wonderful people on your path. Stay safe.❤

[@PedroGonzalez-pc6nb]

Sorry for your sick! Try to kill the cancer, eat healthy and stop sugar, carbohydrates and bad oil. Eat vegetables, drink good water, do some exercises may god help you to feel better.

[@roncharles9613]

Still 'riding' along with you. What a challenge...rocks, sand and endless vistas.Perseverance through it all.Stay safe.

[@carine4318]

And just knowing you have emergency tracker for your safety is a blessing

[@avaly977]

​@@PedroGonzalez-pc6nb lost comment 😮. Who is sick😢

[@collcoll6893]

​@@avaly977 он. Потому,что не туда зашёл.

[@cheikhbrahimmustafa8340]

It’s weird how i am exploring my country in youtube by a dutch tourist Thank you so much noraly you went and showed me places I’ve never been to ❤️

[@benahmedbaba]

I feel the same way. It’s unbelievable

[@anbooba]

Please , what is the name of Oasis? I could not find it in a map, I found the cities though, youe country is beautiful :)

[@boseman8227]

That is an issue with Africans. We don't explore our own country due to a lack of money and infrastructure. Sad, really.

[@TerrillWelch]

Ahmed’s personality and genuine character is the kind of encounter with other human beings that always has me smiling from the inside out. Being paid for the incredible job he did as a guide does not take away from his sparkling and clear-eyed humanness for all who he meets. Noraly, my core muscles were sore just watching you guide Alaska repeatedly through the sand dunes. The places you go and show us are the places I would most love to see when traveling. I am often left with something to think about by the end of each of your videos. Today it was the unrelenting nature of sand which can swallow up so much as it travels across the shifting landscape. The rhythm of desert sand is something I have never experienced but you have given me a glimpse of its nature. Just gorgeous… and a tiny bit terrifying. Thank you!

[@JAMMAJ-cq2bl]

These aerial takes of the desert leave me in awe with so much beauty. Its like I`m flying with the eagles and He is showing me all He has done❤🙏Stay safe Noraly❤😃

[@DanielSgnaolin]

At the end of each episode Noraly asks: "Did you like this video? The answer is:" YES!!!" Seeing these extraordinary landscapes and emptiness ... in fact the desert has its charm. A huge thanks to Noraly and her courage!👍👍👍

[@ilhamait]

When Noraly went to check the swallowed road, she looked like an astronaut on Mars! What a sight!

[@jamesstevens2362]

Hahaha, I thought the same thing! Noraly in her space suit. 😊

[@alwynvanwyk1851]

​@@jamesstevens2362 Same here.... She looked ready for Scotty to beam her up.... 😂😂

[@annoyed707]

Well, there is a future ride.

[@alanpage8911]

Norlay's riding technique for charging soft sand over the road is getting very refined. A moto confident lass.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly had definitely become more skilled and confident as a rider!

[@bridecolbourne1305]

It’s so beautiful and wonderful to see the world opening up and people like Noelle Courageously sharing this with us 🙏🏼🌅🥰

[@Mike-wb9pb]

A special thanks to Ahmed for his hospitality! Thanks for your guidance and showing us some of the gems of your country. Thank you.

[@kaizen2049]

The mauritanian adventure has shown us how beautiful the landscapes are & how kind the people are in this country & truly shown us we don't need much to be happy

[@plumduff3303]

I told my wife exactly that...she said husband shut it and do the hoovering 😂😂😂

[@bertyaustin]

Nothing beautiful about the landscape, it's just sand everywhere. It do shows some human resilience and resourcefulness tho

[@tpactionreplay]

@@bertyaustin Yeah so because it's "just sand everywhere" it isn't beautiful ? The palm-fringed oases, the sand dunes, the stony plateaus, the rock formations/outcrops, the exotic yet rare plants, the grandeur of the scenery, the crystal clear skies... honestly I find that incredible and spectacular!

[@vzmax]

@@bertyaustin The landscape is beautiful... during a few days. After that, you begin to hate sand and are eager to see some grass and trees again !

[@texan2u]

@@tpactionreplay If planet Earth ever needs an enema, this shows us where to stick the nozzle !

[@angieputnam2685]

Such a beautiful country! Thank you Noraly for letting us travel with you. We love your videos. Truly amazing!!

[@bertanelson8062]

Oh yes, riding on tarmac that disappeared into the earth or was covered by sand dunes. Just a boring road ride! HA! Beautiful oases, amazing stretches of water, real water! And COOL! Thanks for another great ride!

[@ChipLohman]

Your videography skills Noraly are so entertaining and professional. Your willingness to take time to create a drone shot and your music selection are so impressive. Thanks for the world tour!

[@caperrob1662]

I think she could do a compilation video of drone shots and it would be nominated for an Academy Award

[@ChipLohman]

@@caperrob1662 Amen!!

[@jeffreykurley6141]

Caper Rob….Or make them into 60 second KZbin shorts?

[@davidbeguin9234]

Wish Bobby McFerrin could supply the music. Can you imagine the synergy of genius?

[@brianwooton1992]

Quite a contrast to her first few episodes in season 1.

[@hymnplayer]

One of the best if not the best travel-adventure video series ever IMHO.

[@tpactionreplay]

Definitely! 💯

[@biker66ton]

There's no place on this Globe😎👍💪🏍, no obstacle, no mountain, no river, no desert, no jungle, that can hold Noraly. Itchy Boots, The Unstoppable !

[@fricaTenereWorldraid]

Itchy Boots = "As one ray of sunshine opens a flower, so a kind word can make a face shine." 🎊

[@ROTV-DanLockhart]

'The sand doesn't care.' These were the Tarmac Dunes. The drones shots really said it all. Alaska growled her way through the dunes. She said, don't let my name fool you.... I can take the heat.

[@patrambarran1209]

Hahahahaha Alaska is.like.her.mama 😂😂😂😂😂

[@super.zdravko]

Those little green oasis’s are always a surprise. Water equals life. Mauritania really seems like a hidden gem of Africa for adventure riders.

[@tpactionreplay]

Africa has a lot of unseen wilderness to travel at and Mauritania is actually among the more popular and accessible of these hidden African gems.

[@thirumalaiv5926]

10:55 the way you braved those sandy road....bravery MAX❤❤❤❤❤

[@lightandsymbols1111]

You are a good soul Noraly. When you see a nearly barren landscape, you look in awe at its vast and tremendous beauty. You treat people and animals respectfully. That is why you attract good people to support you on your many travels. Thank you for sharing the journey with us. Farewell to Ahmed ❤

[@elweli1]

It's amazing how I, a Mauritanian, am discovering my country through your channel, ALL THE BEST

[@nevillesmith9795]

I can relate. I am from South Africa, Johannesburg. I have seen on Itchy Boots places of my own country that I never knew existed. All thanks to Noraly👍🏼👏

[@paulthiel5145]

Never thought I would ever see a roundabout in the middle of the desert 😂

[@janjager2906]

Indeed, and when it was constructed they also put some greenery in it…

[@sidweazel2883]

That was priceless 😂

[@markhendriks6445]

well, marketdays can bring heavy traffic

[@WASTED__POTENTIAL]

I thought it was interesting that she actually went around it. I wonder how strictly people stick to that, and go around rather than taking the shorter path. Traffic circles are not uncommon where I live, and still people struggle with them sometimes.

[@WASTED__POTENTIAL]

@@youme1414 i don't think they meant the literal geographic center of the Sahara. It's a figure of speech like "the middle of nowhere."

[@baashi3578]

I did not know the sahara was this beautiful. Absolutely amazing. Thank you Noraly.

[@eidernadir320]

The wonders of nature in a single video, seeing such large oasis with lagoons in the middle of the desert, is incredible, once again thank you Noraly for everything you give us on your travels.

[@brianmcdonald1776]

The unrelenting slow advance of the sand is both amazing and terrifying at the same time.....as you said, the sand does not care what it covers....but the people remain undeterred and manage to survive despite Nature !!! Another great episode Noraly !!!

[@bradleyalexander5821]

Alaska is one tough little bike. Itchy Boots is also tough as nails. 🎩-Tip to you both. 👍🏼

[@ahmedcherif1933]

My beautiful country🇲🇷. Thanks from Chicago 🇺🇸

[@tayebntamam1625]

I love how you enjoy saying Mahairith!. You really have gotten that throat HHHaa down to perfection. Great to see you overcome your daily challenges with patience and perseverance. Due to the lack of streetlighting you should be able to see the stars in Mauritania so clearly. By a peaceful campfire its unreal. Stay safe Noraly and to Ahmad, "Shokran katheeran, Tilka Bil Aaafiya" for looking after our little sister

[@gdroege44]

Now that you’re loaded again, the sand is not your friend, but as always, you persevere and show us another example of your unstoppable spirit. Another great video. 👍

[@dennisl6198]

I think this was the episode where finally my respect for the extent of your adventure hit 100%. You are amazing.

[@roo1314]

As with so many other following you, I stumbled onto Itchy Boots by accident. I'm enthralled by it, and this trip to Mauritania is especially captivating because our daughter served in the Peace Corps (Moudjeria--sort of near Tidjikja and eight hours from Nouakchott by "bush" taxi) for two years. We visited for a couple weeks--getting the full experience of a road disappearing completely in a sandstorm. We also ended up with the dog our daughter adopted while there. You're one fantastic human being Noraly. Thank you! it's time to get back to the video...

[@bonnne100]

Du meisterst und bewältigst jede Herausforderung die sich dir stellt..... und erlebst dadurch, ein riesiges und einmaliges Abenteuer. Ich wünsche dir weiterhin viel Kraft und Spass auf deiner tollen Reise.

[@DianeGleason-tc9zd]

Travel, cuisine, history, geography, documentary, adventure, action, comedy, you name it, this channel has it all. Thanks Noraly!!!

[@brianwalker9185]

The flooding that destroyed the roads found a low spot. To see all that water, in the dunes, was amazing. Beautiful. Be well, stay safe.

[@boediprasetya2850]

Its real water? or Fatamorgana? lets check😍🤗👍👍👍👍

[@dedwin8930]

It could of been the wind. I have spent the nite in dunes with strong wind and my truck tires would keep sinking as the wind blew sand from around them

[@sickjohnson]

Wasn't too long ago in Morocco when it was raining pretty good...possibly they got some too. Crazy to see how just a little water can do so much damage? Reminds me of the so called mud floods...

[@jayknight850]

All that sand! What a adventure and what a endorsement for Honda 300! Little bike loaded to the gills, then dealing with bulldozing through the dunes!

[@meFatuations]

Interesting to see how the sand consumes the roads and towns. I guess people just adapt to the challenges and do the best that they can. I appreciate the time you took to show drone footage. Always much appreciated.

[@SamiJumppanen]

Interesting how floods have destroyed the roads!

[@Andres66Cali]

It feels like a post apocalyptic Mad Max scenery: the tarmac roads being swallowed by the desert. A very special feature in these episodes is the color. I really love the contrast between the sky and the sand, the different browns and the greens when there is enough water to make things grow. Noraly deserves an award for making such good content! - ...And the Oscar for best KZbinr goes to... ITCHY BOOTS!

[@Mr-Mag00]

A thank you to Ahmed, as a Father of 2 girls in there 30's I respect you so much for what you did for Noraly I am sure her father agrees with me, and you drive the same truck I do mine is a 93 Petrol. Stay Safe Noraly! I wanted to touch that water too and then you were like, I need to make sure it's real. 🙂 Beautiful views every Video this is a must watch series for anyone who finds it go watch them all.

[@mik5777]

Норали , у меня нет слов! Вы - очень смелая и отважная женщина !!!

[@IyenMoses-bk4vv]

The World is Standing Still For You Noraly's While Your Craving Audience inspires by Your Doggedness Rides.

[@ssal923]

I don't have to go on vacation, Noraly is showing me the world!

[@hrithikraj6862]

Watching on a screen is good pero watching with eye in real is totally differently great...

[@robertupchurch8088]

Another wonderful video from our favorite world traveler. I was in Mauritania years ago in the capital city. We were told about the windy season when massive sandstorms would arrive from the desert. Main roads in the city would be blocked and sand was in everything. I happy Noraly and her companion Alaska have not experienced a no visibility sandstorm. If they did she’d handle it fine I’m sure!

[@bajaborracho9139]

Noraly your last three videos are just incredible. You are by far the best thing on you tube and it's not even close! Can all of us just marvel at the the immense courage our Noraly somehow is able to access? She is the most inspirational person living on this planet! 👍💪👍😊

[@amb8378]

Maurtanian people are very humble and decent people and very honest my mom she’s saharaoui from very powerful tribe and she always say’s they are nice and hospitable bless them 🤲🇲🇦❤️🇲🇦🤲🇲🇦🇲🇦👍

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

The African route is just spectacular. Noraly your the best KZbinr.

[@laserflexr6321]

I hope some will notice but just in case, I would like to draw attention to something. At timestamp 14:06 "And here comes, suddenly, a green valley. Wow! It's amazing." A few moments later at 14:14 is the reason why that valley is green and everywhere else is shifting sand, filling up river bottoms, causing the river to flow over and destroy a new paved road. Pause the vid at 14:14. You see the road, and parallel to that you see a row of rocks, then a strip of sand, then a strip of green. That is the first grass I have seen in any of Noraly's vids of Mauritania. Why is grass only in this valley? I normally watch videos at low resolution so it doesnt use so much data but when something is interesting I turn it to higher resolution to see details better, and I use a pc with about 14 in screen so if you are watching on a smaller device you may not be able to see it but the division between green grass and bare sand is a barbed wire fence. That whole region, from Mali to Kenya to Cairo to Fez used to be grasslands, capable of producing vast quantities of wheat and cattle creating several of the richest nations ever to exist and now it really isnt livable at all, but there are still enough trying to by the same means that made a desert out of it in the first place that it cannot recover. The problem is, if you strip ALL the grass off, the sand starts blowing around and it's all downhill from there. You have to move your herd long before the grass is so sparse it cannot reseed for next year. Somebody put up a fence, they keep it in good repair and challenge anyone who comes along with a herd, nope you are not grazing this spot bare, there is the fence row! The one who put up the fence, pays attention to how much grazing that pasture can tolerate and moves the herd off when it is time, is relatively rich, the one outside the fence is about as poor as a person can get. Half a continent can be recovered if everybody did like the guy who put up a fence. You dont need the fence though, just move your herd when it is time. And when you do have a herd on a pasture, defend a patch to not let them eat it at all, it will make seeds that will scatter all around that small preserved spot. Wont do any good though if your cousin comes along with his herd 3 days later and strips it bare anyway. One of the oldest causes for war among humans. One of the most valuable aspects of law ever invented was defined property lines to prevent a small fraction of humans from wiping out life sustainance for everyone around them from ignorance, stupidity and/or greed. Ignorance can be cured with a good story, a book, or by example. Stupidity is not so easy to overcome, it requires leadership and sometimes firm admonishment. Greed is the worst especially when combined with laziness and apathy. I hope you take notice, have an epiphany of the root cause of so much poverty and suffering in this world, and spread the word that much of it is because of eating the last seed and having nothing from there on.

[@oklahomahank2378]

So overgrazing.

[@johnpagejr.7628]

Laserflexr Well said and very true. Thanks for putting that out there.

[@laserflexr6321]

@@oklahomahank2378 Yep, pretty simple to see if you have ever been around domestic herds. and going by your screen name I'm gonna assume you are in, or at least from, Oklahoma. A place that learned the lesson the hard way about stripping a place bare that by reason of it's seasons, especially the rainy ones and the not rainy ones, is particularly liable to desertification. That is why it was savannah grasslands in the first place. When left to nature the herds of Bison played a role in fertilizing and mowing those grasslands to keep them dynamic. Wolves, Coyote, Puma and other predators like human populations who payed attention to the other life around them kept the herds moving so they didnt create completely bare regions, and removed the sick ones and it all found balance. Other people came along that were some combination of stupid, ignorant or greedy and created a desert by not paying attention. They DID learn the lesson. Hundreds of thousands of farm ponds slow down and capture the otherwise flooding rains when they finally did come, keeping it around longer to increase the variety and numbers of plants that can make it long enough to produce seeds, and eventually keep enough groundwater around so bigger, shade baring, soil holding, water respirating trees can survive until the next rainy season. Contouring and terraces, combined with protected green belts that were off limits to farming and grazing. All of this stuff is well documented and proven to work. But how do you convince people they and their kids will be better off if they do it? And even if you win them over by reason and example, how do you get them to do it? Just imagine, if you could snap your fingers and all that manmade desert was back to balance, how much higher the income would be for those that live there....

[@oklahomahank2378]

@@laserflexr6321 Yes, we learned that the hard way. Partly people were deceived by a short term rainy weather pattern, and of course industrial farming and land hunger played a role. Are you familiar with the book “The Tragedy of the Commons”? When no one has an incentive to protect the land everyone thinks short term and ruins it. As the land here became barren the temperature rose. The hottest years in our history are still 1915-1938.

[@benjamincresswell3713]

OK, but such is life. Carry on my wayward compodra.

[@davidmcmillan8408]

Bucketfuls of courage, huge physical and mental resilience, a true fascination with this world and strong empathy with all its living creatures - if only mankind had even 1% of this girl's virtues, our problems would be over.

[@TheRattyBiker]

Gotta love that this woman who nervously set out on a bike on a dusty road in India those few years ago is a better, more skilled, more confident rider than 99% of us life long bikers... Well done Noraly!!! You absolutely deserve ALL and ANY accreditation you receive 😊😊😊

[@andrew6526]

And I thought my local council were slack fixing the roads. This is on a whole new level. 😂

[@alwynvanwyk1851]

😂😂😂 Same here 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@markhendriks6445]

having trouble finding good professionels seems to be a worldwide phenomennn

[@IVANHOECHAPUT]

I love humorous comments... Good one!

[@jdavies212msu]

Yeah, really puts a few potholes into perspective, doesn’t it? 😂

[@ragweed3524]

Wow, the sand and wind are an undeniable force. Riding on tarmac dunes was a different thing lol. I could almost feel the drop in temperatures when you were riding through the palm lines streets. I think that’s the biggest herd (if that’s what it’s called) of camels Ive seen so far. Beautiful water in the middle of nowhere was a surprise, for sure. Great video and music, Noraly.

[@saaddbadba]

Wow, God willing, Glory be to God Almighty. The sight of the water spring in the desert took my breath away and lifted my spirit and conscience to contemplate the Kingdom of God. Thank you, Nurali, may God protect and take care of you and return you to your family safely and happily.

[@recumbentrocks2929]

That looked like hard work! You obviously could not get up to any real speed on that tarmac/sand road. Thanks for taking up the drone and showing us how beautiful the oasis was.

[@yca6354]

just a little word to say thank you, Noraly. I got into your videos first time with this season and the trip through Morocco. enjoyed it so much.. and now not only I'm following every video upload but you got me hooked on the concept as a whole. I've been viewing and enjoying the old episodes.. in the Netherlands, Americas.. what a pleasure! thank you for making us discover the world in a joyful, positive and always upbeat way... just wonderful!

[@1111poppy]

Itchy boots rules. I am elderly which to travel. But Noraly does it for me and us!!

[@dinkoglavinic9163]

This Mauritanian adventure showed us the beauty and diversity of a country I knew nothing about. Now I know it's worth a visit. Thanks Noraly! And a big greeting to the friendly Mauritanians!

[@whybotherha1021]

diversity? .....

[@vouad]

@@whybotherha1021 yes you heard him diversity

[@ianmatlock1]

the image at 15.03 is a great a great photo. You, your bike, a water and the sky. Beautiful picture. Thanks for sharing it.

[@guestworks7959]

I just took a double dose of my blood pressure medication after watching this episode. Lol. Respect to you and the locals who have to ride this every day to survive. Makes you wonder if the country is broke or corrupt and why they can’t fix the roads on at least the most travelled routes. Love from Canada 🇨🇦.

[@nevillesmith9795]

With this drone technology they are certainly changing our perspective of how we see the world as it is today. Look at that view of that oasis. We would never have appreciated the videos as much as we do right now....breathtaking really!

[@richardharrison6993]

So true.

[@tijnvanbeekuitsneek319]

Na al die jaren nog steed respect voor je, ga zo door….

[@WillsWP1]

Hi Noraly, what a nice scenic ride today, the green oasis in the middle of the desert and the drone footage was awesome, thought for a minute there that you might take a swim, lol. Some really thick sand there, a special thanks to Ahmed for being your guide. We will see you in the next episode. Keep safe out there and God Bless you. 👍🇿🇦🏍💪💯🙏🙏

[@ThinkHEAVEN-YouTube]

Done it again! Another spectacular view! The sun shines so BRIGHT there! Along with camels too!

[@crivensro]

Thank you so much Noraly for showing us little known places in Mauritania! And what fabulous but also awsome and challenging riding Mauritania offers you! I am enjoying every kilometer and all the cliffhangers with you!

[@feelbikhir]

شكون هنا من المغرب او متبع هاد سيدة 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@franciscosaldana2879]

Stunning scenery indeed, beautiful oases, people always smile.

[@woundedtiger7547]

I am so glad that I found you. You bring us such wonderful truths. About the citizens of this world. An that they are loving, friendly people. An why not. Because of the beautiful places they live. Thanks again for all your hard work. 😊😊😃👍

[@bridgetedwardsmentalhealth409]

Sandstorms are hectic, glad you've passed through without one! Spectacular drone footage Noraly. Through your travel lens I've gained much respect for Mauritanians surviving in such harsh, unforgiving desert terrain. And, have far greater appreciation for my greener, comfortable surroundings! 🌲💚🌿

[@ereverski]

As always, fantastic content. Thank you for your hard work in sharing your adventures with the world.

[@joannszuhay450]

Ah! Farewell Ahmed!❤ Such a sweet gentleman! This episode was incredible! The large herd of camels was cool! Be safe on the next and I hope you find gas soon! 🙏❤️🇺🇸👏👏👏

[@jiefflerenard1228]

I mentioned before, I am amazed how clean the streets and the houses are, not a single piece of trash, no plastic, no greasy papers, of cause the sand and soil and rocks but no pollution

[@budburrell3032]

Fascinating! Beautiful! I don't know how you are able to produce 3 exceptionally high quality videos every week all the while navigating through desert, oasis, mountains and roads which suddenly disappear.

[@oklahomahank2378]

Charly Sinewan sarcastically complained about that to her.

[@JungleJoeVN]

Wow! This video deserves more than a "thumbs up"! I love it! Such a gentle reminder that this planet is alive and not under the control of humans.

[@ianrobertwhinnett158]

Looking at all that sand makes you appreciate vegatation and how important it is for our enviorment!

[@runerud4048]

Hi Noraly, this is the most exciting traveller journy I'v ever seen. Its amazing to be able to follow you from day to day! And the quality of the pictures are stunning!!! Thank you so much for shearing 😀. I'm a motorcycle guy from Norway, 63 yrs old. I'v been in many of the countries in west Africa with a cargoship and looking forward to see you arrive there. You are a brave human 👍💪

[@reginalda350]

Goodbye, Ahmed! It was fun seeing you with our Noraly, taking care of her and showing her the way. You deserve a big shoutout! Take care and stay safe! Who knew there would be more dunes along the way. Another example of how powerless humans are against nature! Waiting to see what the next episode will bring! 😀

[@JABBO56]

Thank you Noraly for taking us along with you. I really worry for you sometimes. ❤

[@gbawa2439]

Ahmed is such a nice gentleman. I am beginning to miss His presence in your tour. ❤

[@fly-pedro]

incredible drone shot of that lake in the middle of the desert. Beautiful landscape and story telling.

[@403spanky]

Thank you, Noraly! I’m always enjoying riding with you. Be safe!

[@rdg6750]

I could feel your freedom by riding alone again. Thank you for showing the real country. What a ride

[@morellapaolini1273]

What a video! Nature is beautiful but it’s also unpredictable. It needs to be respected. Noraly knows this but I would tell nature that Noraly is unpredictable too and when you think she will not find her way around nature’s obstacles boom, she does. She needs to be respected too! All my respect lady.

[@ngyenghoong6429]

Ahmed you are the best and a real gentlemen . You have my utmost respect.👍.

[@russmartin4189]

The music with the lake drone shots was beautiful. Perfect!

[@robharris8844U]

The moving sand over the road demonstrates how places have disappeared in African desert and still do! I saw at least one other gentlemen who had Ahmeds flowing blue robe style but as you got out of the village it seems jeans and work trousers were the norm. The landscape is stunning and you can enjoy it as long as you have enough fuel and water!. A nother great video Noraly- Thankyou Senegal here she comes!😅

[@jurriaandejongh8677]

I am amazed, there is so much diversity in the desert, I would have never known if it wasn't for your adventures Noraly. 🌍 Our planet is so beautiful, we are lucky to live on it.

[@MazenArafat]

All your videos are really interesting.. Thank you Love From Palestine

[@dcpack]

Such mad respect for her and all the sand riding. The bane of 2 wheel travels.

[@61sunset]

Loving your North African trip so far ❤ Tough but beautiful. So diverse and amazing how the sand reclaims the roads.

[@glorisol3805]

That was a tough stretch, with the dunes formed on top of the road, wow! Seems like there is nothing impossible for courageous Noraly and faithful Alaska! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@dirkhuman760]

You are getting very good in the sand. Confident. Amazing place.

[@boastyy]

I like how in these remote areas people are waving when they see you. It's the little things like that which is worth it to me.

[@WhiteTiger333]

At the oasis in the beginning of the video - I saw, from the drone view, all the little canals to water the plots. I learned what they are from your tour of the garden village in Morocco. That river bed filled with sand - wow! And, if water ever decided to return, that sand would end up somewhere else much faster than it settled there. 😀 Oh, my - navigating a paved road full of sand is as tricky as finding snow and ice on the road! And, sure enough - sand plows clearing the road. Off-roading on tarmac!

[@blackskunk54]

That was one of the best vids I have watched so far. That oasis was amazing, so beautiful. We all learn a lot from your trips, thank you.

[@gregoryfietz3831]

Mauritanea is the best desert I've seen , I've been ti Nambibia and Morocco and Outback Australia . Love your intrepid motorcycle , and drone photography . I watch Vlogger videos every night . So good for the soul .