Go off the main track and they will shoot you [S5 - Eps. 73]

[@cheyjan330]

The colors of the dirt changes so quickly, the earth is rich. The protection for the animals is amazing. My compliments and thanks to the Africans who protect the wild animals. As always, love the big picture with your drone shots.

[@africanprincessrams]

Botswana is one of the countries that protect its wild animals. Thank you so much for this appreciation. I am born and raised here in Botswana

[@saigonnais]

@@africanprincessrams Is Botswana a monarchy?

[@africanprincessrams]

@@saigonnais it is democracy

[@francoiswilliams]

I did anti poaching in army...a bit

[@francoiswilliams]

I did anti poaching in army...a bit

[@mikeking4690]

I’ve been thinking that Noraly is more that brave...but when a local in minibus looks astonished and thinks she’s very brave...well, it says it all. Thank you Noraly for your courage, charm and talent and the best adventure viewing on any platform.

[@msa7254]

I love you Noraly😘🥰😍🇧🇼

[@wedwardes]

Brave but not foolhady. She has turned back several times.

[@denhameva9890]

The dry river bed crossing is the Motloutse river and the rock wall the river flows through was known with in my family as Solomon's Wall

[@kenc2257]

Thanks for the additional info. Led me to an old video here on KZbin, "Motloutse river at Solomons wall"--very neat.

[@Solomonmontano]

MY WALL????

[@greyjay9202]

The more of these videos I watch (and I have watched dozens of them), the more I admire Noraly's virtues. Intelligence, dignity, respect for others, courage, an independent spirit, a sense of humor, and boundless curiosity. She has what used to be called "good character", and these qualities are to be admired. And yes, Noraly is also a good looking woman. Beauty inside, and out. Carry on, Noraly. You have my utmost respect.

[@tsalo9670]

Well said, I'm in agreement. These qualities keep bringing me back!

[@thandalion6313]

Couldn't agree more.

[@christophmensch3945]

Itchy Boots, it’s so fascinating, you ride through all kinds of terrains for hours just like that, even with drone and selfie stick, and carry your whole life with you on little Savannah, for me you are a proper bike woman!

[@nesterdsouza]

You so nice😍

[@friendly1huda7]

She isn't an woman. She is a djinn! And I love this djinn. God bless and protect her from all bad djinns, evils and blood thirsty animals.

[@joannewilson6577]

@@friendly1huda7 The animals will never hurt her....the humans are a lot more dangerous.

[@mickeysplane7980]

Noraly makes it look so easy, but we know that it is not. This is truely a brave woman!

[@andresullivan6473]

If you are african then you know how brave this woman is Because we live here we know the dangers

[@Ingasiani]

Stumbled upon 1 video....now I'm binge watching and enjoying them all. Thanks for honoring us with your bravery and adventure! ❤️ Love from the Antigua in the Caribbean and Kenya

[@barrygriffin5119]

This is by far the best travel/documentary channel on KZbin. Noraly takes you to places that most people will never see in their lifetime. She also does incredible photography especially the drone shots. Keep up the good work Noraly and may you always stay safe.

[@fallen9695]

Dude I get u simping but there's other channels. She's good tho

[@debracape7643]

Can't get more South African than referring to a braai and vetkoek. Africa, a place your feet may leave (in your case your Itchy Boots), but your heart will always be. Thank you for all your hard work in sharing your adventures with us 😊🙌

[@geirkristiansen5289]

sooo true.

[@HPHJ917]

Lekker man, lekker 😀

[@vwm1969]

So true, left Kenya 35 years ago but always feel at home when I return there

[@kingforaday8725]

Never been there. Dont want to be there. True hell on earth.

[@debracape7643]

@@kingforaday8725never been there????? What an ignorant comment to make.

[@Kavitan67]

I took my Motorbike camping for a week for the first time, and came across some really rocky gravel roads going straight uphill. I was so scared at first but because of watching you, Noraly, I was sure I could make it! You have given me the confidence to ride on rocky terrain in weird places, on unpaved roads! Thanks for the adventure and for being an amazing inspiration for us solo female bikers! :)

[@super.zdravko]

I just have to point out that your Africa series video thumbnails have been off the charts good. Great compositions and design. Thumbnail game very strong in Africa. 💪

[@johnsuffill6520]

Those things you saw aren't cacti, they are euphorbia's. A case of Parallel Evolution. Euphorbia's grow in the old world (Africa) whilst cacti grow in the new world (America) though some species have been brought over from America to Africa and other continents (especially opuntias, the prickly pears). The main difference between them is that the sap in euphorbias is white and sticky, and poisonous. Loving the series, I've upthumbed and downloaded every episode :)

[@simonholley4110]

Thank you, I wondered about why a SW American species had connections in southern Africa.

[@mikanfarmer]

Yes, we call them 'Naboom' in Zambia. All over the bush.

[@robhart3451]

Fantastic drone footage. This is the Africa I love : Huge, impossibly blue skies, red earth, stunning views that go on forever, friendly folk, random wildlife. Just love it !

[@garykaufman8128]

I agree..amazing to me is that there are no Power lines or towers to blemish the views, and your drone footage was fantastic. Thanks, Noraly! Safe travels for you!

[@edgarkyeyune7729]

Beautifully said🦍❤️

[@guleiro]

What you said about Africa is 100% true...

[@bawbtherevelator6445]

You have the same intrepid spirit of my sweet bride of 46 years, Noraly! She taught me to see beauty and adventure in everyday experience. Thanks for everything.

[@cinque1961]

In my childhood when traveling with parents we used to counting cars to get distracted. Boots is counting zebras, it should be exciting :)

[@KymHammond]

Lol. Until you get pattern interference,

[@joedriver8771]

"You are brave" he says, I think it safe to say that, we all YTer's thank you, Noraly for being brave, and doing what you do & sharing with us your adventures. Particular South Africa adventure, Peace

[@breitie804]

Brave indeed, and somewhat reckless, considering what can happen, especially in that remote area with more wild animals than people.

[@pieterse4075]

@@breitie804 The animals is the least concern

[@joannewilson6577]

@@pieterse4075 Indeed!

[@missbstuurman]

@@pieterse4075 my goodness you people make Africa seem like its an unlivable place. If you don't like it why are you here?

[@lessmore444]

“Why are you going alone?” “Because I like it!” The amount of people admiringly confused by this is testament to the true spirit of adventure responsible for this amazing solo documentary. Well played Noraly, well played!

[@jamesvandemark2086]

Same question and same answer exchanged in YEARS of riding for so many of us. Noraly is a shining star!

[@dereckrandell2458]

@@jamesvandemark2086 Your right James, the question I received most was. What is your mission here?

[@Boediprasetya]

“Because I like it!”....................................... simple but the meaning is very deep

[@mwyatt222]

l quit my job and spent a year and a half in europe on my own. One of the best decisions of my life.

[@libbyvalley]

I second that emotion! We all should live so freely. Best vibes, best travel adventurer. Big love to Noraly & everyone. 💥😊👏💕

[@peterkinyanjui9350]

"No lion no? Ok" what a relief Noraly, because when you stop to view a giraffe or an elephant dangerous animals like lions, hyenas and leopards could be camouflaged right next to you. Be safe. Thanks for allowing us to travel with you.

[@rillyjo5810]

Ya no way I would have stopped on a bike

[@epicoverlandbw]

Lions and leopards spend most of their day sleeping under tree shades or near waterholes to get closer to their prey. Nothing much really to worry about stopping for herbivores viewing even on a motorcycle.

[@txbagman3444]

"Sand road"? they should rename it: "ITCHY BOOTS Highway" 😉🏍👍🐘🦒 Long ride today and still you took time to get some wonderful views with your drone. Thank you, Thank you!❤❤

[@bjarnerasmussen5]

It´s amazing to follow You on this journey, i see africa from another perspective, You talk to the locals and shows us that they are ordinary people like all other people in the world.

[@chasingsolitude]

Oh, the Limpopo River...I remember that from the Rudyard Kipling "Just So" stories.... the crocodile river where the elephant got its long trunk. :)

[@alftupper6762]

I was thinking the same!

[@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593]

😂

[@jellybean27867]

"... the great, grey, greasy Limpopo all set about with fever trees..." Loved the aerial shots of our great river

[@trilithon108]

@@jellybean27867 Funny thing is Kipling was never there but had a good imagination.

[@yowser8780]

In the High and Far-Off Times the Elephant, O Best Beloved, had no trunk. He had only a blackish, bulgy nose, as big as a boot, that he could wriggle about from side to side; but he couldn’t pick up things with it. But there was one Elephant-a new Elephant-an Elephant’s Child

[@edriquez57]

Your videos give me hope for the future. It has been so positive and uplifting.

[@mikep.9371]

What a ride! Clear 'n clean visor to spot non camouflaged elephant, giraffes, small dust devil, non shocking gate plus warthogs. Good bridges to cross and vast expanse of area via drone. Luggage moving through sandy areas faster and surprised locals ... now off to breakfast as your lunch made me hungry Noraly.

[@markpeavy4005]

I marvel at your sense of adventure! Thanks for sharing it with "we internet!" Your perpetual optimism and great attitude leads you to many new adventures. I hope you are able to finish your trip from Argentina to Alaska one day when the world gets a little more normal.

[@ragweed3524]

Just another day at the zoo eh...the amount of animals you are seeing is fantastic! And they aren’t like the dogs you’ve encountered through all your travels. They seem content to gaze upon the mysterious Itchy Boots in awe. The drone footage was great! Another great video in the can! Thanks for taking us along🏍🇺🇸

[@Novadean1]

Yes absolutely, the Dog's was more Dangerous than the Elegant's and so on wild Animal . By safe Noraly take care real awesome this travel, love your motorbike too. I never have seen since South Africa so many Fens Gats to open and close in every Country. Thanks 👍😊😘 Noraly, so different to Germany 10 - 4 .

[@roadwarrior8560]

Your spirit of adventure is fantastic Noraly, I'm learning a lot from you.

[@NidhiSingh-mk8lx]

Noraly is leading a life most of us can only dream of...A Legend 🔥

[@tpelle2]

Yes, but she surely frightens me while doing it!

[@MotoPavilion]

Believe me, it is not that easy as it looks like.

[@joannewilson6577]

Nah she is playing with fire doing all that alone....there are thieves all over the place and a huge part of the population do not work and have no money and she was lucky but she will not always be that lucky....and she can have a major mechanical problem in the middle of nowhere...or get an accident and get badly hurt....again in the middle of no where....

[@m4xc779]

I'm do not dream such a life, i like riding motorbike and traveling, too but in a range of "normality". I think she goes boyond, this is beyond , she's crazy in my opinion, i hope luck will never leave her.

[@joannewilson6577]

@@m4xc779 I hope she will always have luck and always be safe too.

[@ThePeteutube]

When the first manned expedition goes to Mars, Noraly needs to be the team leader. By that time, she will have explored most of planet Earth and she will be ready for a new challenge. Plus, she is totally fearless.

[@chriskelleher349]

Your right . She's got the right mental attitude. Gets the job done . Flexible. Keeps her head. Measures the risk. Recognizes her own satisfaction at the end of the day. NASA would have no worries with her.

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Thuli block is beautiful. Had a few wonderful close up elephant encounters in the bush camps up there - they're beautiful, majestic beings. Just love how incredibly quiet and ghost-like these enormous beings can be, yet they'll shred a huge tree with such ease, and leave a messy trail behind. Enjoy this spectacular area Noraly ... I'm secretly envious! Lol ...

[@pennysouth3281]

I love that I feel I’m riding with you, seeing places I was never really aware of. Thank you Noraly .

[@rddchb]

Noraly you will have alot to talk about all these adventures many many years to come. Have a wonderful time and keep enjoying. God bless you.👍👍👍

[@tsalo9670]

I love that 1000's are talking about these adventures now! Noraly spends little time in the past, it seems. 😁🎶

[@KnobbyWalsh]

I always look forward to my lunch hour on Friday because I get to spend it with you vicariously traveling while I sit here and enjoy my lunch. Always love your videos thank you so much travel safe

[@benjaminvanschalkwyk4759]

Hi Noraly,, yes you have to be careful, the Botswana anti poaching unit are very serious, they first shoot and if you still alive, then they asked questions,, very nice vid, please be safe out there,, have a safe and blessed weekend,, keep well my friend

[@peleqetelo8734]

@Benjamin Van Schalkwyk 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fanusswarts2033]

Ah it warms my heart to hear you say BRAAI,and you said it so naturaly,see if you spent so much time in South Africa it adopts you,we'll take you !!😀😀

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

What more could happen? Stay on the main track or get shot! Wild elephants, giraffes, zebra, wart hogs and concerned, helpful locals abound! As usual, fantastic drone footage! Ride safe Noraly!

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

What a ride! Watching this at the same time as Season 6 (which I am up to date with). The coincidence of the giant cactii is uncanny. And it's like I'm flipping through my high school geography textbooks in Kenya all over again, decades later, only that these videos carry more depth. Thank you Noraly 😊

[@k2yak]

You're such a fresh breeze!!!! Thank you so much for letting us ride with you!

[@sergiotech1323]

oh boy, I'm that van driver guy saying "errrrr!!!!", lol, oh Noraly, what a journey, huh? "because I like it", and the man says "I wish you a good journey", and then everybody in the van waving good bye for you, I'm quite touched by these things. It is as if you are going to a mission, fighting the environment and all sorts of wonders in the way

[@hansverhoeven5156]

It is so cool to see you riding through all this wildlife. Amazing

[@Sheila-vl9xk]

I cannot even describe how much I love spending time with you and Savannah, Noraly. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@jamesege1846]

Always a big Thank You for allowing me to share in your adventure.

[@donstravelsandrants.]

That was funny meeting the pink minibus. 😃 Great to see the animals in their own surroundings.👍😊🇮🇪

[@thaited]

A day on the road with Itchy Boots! Absolutely fantastic!! Alan.

[@jeremiahellis1566]

Hello. Just wanted to say, you are the bravest woman I have ever known. God bless you on your adventures. And may He keep you safe, wherever you go.

[@jonijohnson5110]

Wonderful to see the differences in soils and vegetation. Love the peaceful moments with the animals - it’s like they know you are not a threat when they stand still and look back at you. You made 7 hours riding look easy. The walk to your dinner was as if I was there with you. As usual your music, drone shots and editing made a wonderful story. You are restoring my faith in humanity when you interact with people and you are told “I wish you a good journey”. Lovely! I too wish you a wonderful journey Noraly! Thank you for sharing these places and adventures.

[@janjager2906]

Same here!

[@TheZayas55]

Noraly, we are with you. Though you ride solo, you will never be alone. God Speed.

[@iwk315]

Guy in pink van: There is a tar road 5 km from here! (Noraly: But i don't want that)😂 Nice oliebollen in september. Bon Apetite 🍪

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Noraly walks & rides where angels & even the devil fear to tread. Bless up. Watching from Sydney Australia Inspirational stuff

[@stargatedr]

I can't help but sense with those overhead drone shots as Loraly rides through the wilderness that God is keeping a protective eye on her.

[@princeheavenly6219]

I admire your being so brave and adventurous. Thanks for sharing.

[@rickrossilli8527]

Great ride Noraly all the different animals and landscapes make it lots of fun👍

[@KymHammond]

Coming across a large elephant like that would be incredible. I imagine the trick is to remain calm, almost indifferent - but for a moment there when the ears briefly came up to let you know he had had enough. It must be really something when even the locals think your a very brave person to be riding alone through all the animals casually wandering about. Or was it the poacher they were referring to. Stay safe.

[@devamail1]

I was afraid when he asked her if she was alone he might have bad intentions!

[@johnsuffill6520]

Yep, when the ears flap outwards, that's the time to leg it. Fast!

[@NathiENkomo-wl6sv]

@@devamail1 Yeah, I was a little nevous too, but then I realised that she manage to upload this video, that means she arrived safely.

[@devamail1]

@@NathiENkomo-wl6sv it seemed to me she hesitated before answering she was alone. It would have been tempting to say others were right behind me! I had an attempt to kidnap me when I was traveling alone in Nigeria three years ago.

[@joannewilson6577]

Not the animals i'm pretty sure!

[@ebptube]

Those videos are an ongoing educational thriller. Nat Geo should employ you!

[@rolandvos]

Noraly is much, much too good to be on Nat Geo or anything else. She's Noraly!

[@zweispurmopped]

The videos would vanish behind a paywall then. Nah, it's good the way it is. P.S.: Mentioning paywalls: There's none here, but you can get nice T-shirts and scarves from her shop! ^^)

[@ebptube]

@@rolandvos OK, then unconditional and extravagant funding.

[@petermcfall4387]

You are right about Noraly's fantastic production quality but I don't see her surrendering her fierce independence to take instruction from a boss or director unless the amount of money was impossible to refuse. I think that is the reason we all admire her so much.

[@zweispurmopped]

@@petermcfall4387 Directors and bosses would only threaten the Noraly-touch, yep.

[@godofllies]

The home to all of us. How can you not love this continent? Thank you for your content Noraly.

[@allseeingotto2912]

Why don’t the natives stay there then ? .

[@godofllies]

@@allseeingotto2912 What are you even talking about? Most of them lives there. People need to educate themselves instead of commenting nonsense on thread’s.

[@allseeingotto2912]

@@godofllies If it’s such a great place why are they flooding to the west as “ refugees “ ? , you should educate yourself on reality , lefty dreamer .

[@rlyman111]

Amazed at how well the drone equipment and operator’s skills are so good!

[@ws8080]

The drone she is using is highly automated.

[@erhardbaehni1832]

@@ws8080 not that easy ..they crash and fly away too!

[@deanronson6331]

For me, you see one dirt road in Africa or South America, you seen 'em all - even if you discount the dangers of traveling alone on a motorbike. Yet, one can't but admire Noraly's courage and adventurous spirit of doing what she loves to do.

[@mk3kxc4u]

So aspiring. Love you Noraly you make our lives better.

[@Washoejim]

watching the terrain and vegetation changes is always a treat, I always enjoy seeing the beauty of this big old world.

[@c150gpilot]

"Alone? Why?" "Because I like it." As you said earlier: "Makkelijk leven -- geen man"!

[@popeye77ish]

And the dirt devil said... "Look a free-spirited motorcycle devil" . I loved how you asked the official at the gate if there were lions after you're already halfway there. The drone footage of the Limpopo river was stunning as well as the changing scenery. And the wildlife.... well it's just wild 😊 . What an adventure for wildlife to just run into you 😁. And the guy who called you boss and then found out you were the female boss 😂. It's just an all-round adventure for everyone. Safe riding. Waiting for what's in store on Monday

[@GavinThomas-pix]

I admire your ability to travel and upload two or more videos a week, Downloading, choosing content, editing and uploading takes hours, let alone talking to yourself all day whilst touring. I don't have that ability to chat into a helmet so I rather stop and take photos. Furthermore, whilst I often review my photos from 40 years ago, I never review video a second time taken last week.

[@anawhatapiha]

Thank you again. I am seeing things thru your eyes that I will never see in my lifetime. Thru you I travel the world. Scotty, Canberra, Australia.

[@petermcfall4387]

Such great riding today. I sense that you have found a new level of confidence since your racing around the Salt pans with the Dakar Boys. Brilliant riding today Noraly. You just slayed the sand and gravel at a much faster pace than ever before. I am going to miss your oohs & ahs when you encountered tough sections before.

[@andrewlongworth]

Noraly makes such great videos. They makes you feel like you are the passenger on her bike. I was born in Zimbabwe, a place I hope Noraly visits next. Botswana is a beautiful country, stable, democratic and very minor corruption. The people are a credit to their country as they are very welcoming, friendly and helpful. May you be safe on your journey Noraly, and thank you for making us feel like we are there with you.

[@camgere]

I'm going right out to my garage and telling my Honda what a pampered little princess it is!

[@janjager2906]

😂

[@jonijohnson5110]

😂😂😂

[@MrBlurbman]

😂

[@tsalo9670]

Haha!

[@jeffnpatricia]

4:15. Good shot. These shots are important to capture the viewers mind of how small you are in such a unknown land. Well done.

[@shimshollybim234]

Love your work Noraly, especially the drone shots keep those coming, now waiting for the next episode 😍😍😍

[@crenstainsimons473]

Through this channel i now know so many, i Stay In Zimbabwe, but i just knew some quite nice places even within my country through this channel, thanks to you ITCHY BOOTS 👍

[@zweispurmopped]

No one shoot at Noraly, or else... I love to see how serious Botswana is about protecting their wildlife, though! If only more countries here in Europe respected their like Botswana does! Especially a certain one that rhymes with harmony. ;o) Another lovely episode! ^^)

[@timlubbers2884]

I agree ... Here in the US, we invade their (wild animal) territory, the attack us, we kill them because they are "invading our space" ... Sometimes I hate being part of the human race😭😭 ...

[@benjaminvanschalkwyk4759]

My friend i can tell you, Botswana is very serious, last year 5 Namibian guys lost their lives as a result of poaching in Botswana,, so be warned

[@celer__et__audax]

The Tuli Block is an incredible area for wildlife. It's never been developed. I spent a month there doing research back in 1982. We were charged by a lion and an elephant and lived to tell the tale. Thanks for taking me back to a place I'll probably never return to.

[@wendyb5489]

Honda’s next CRF250 should be called Africa Savannah.

[@legenddac4738]

Thanks a million sweetheart for showing the word. I am just speechless. Wishing you safe and healthy life. Lots of love.

[@IksanHaris]

When the local say how brave you are, it's mean you are really brave Noraly!

[@ekimandersom4478]

Not really, most those locals never left their village. They will never see anything of the world.

[@StudioBissap]

@@ekimandersom4478 they’re not “brave” to leave their villages, so they admire how brave she is to leave hers and travel the world solo.

[@marthacalkins8054]

“Bravery” is truly in the eye of the beholder. Just out of college, I worked for a while as an adjunct therapist in a rehab unit at a psychiatric hospital. Many of the patients perceived me as incredibly brave...because I had, in my mid-20s, left my parents’ home and was living independently several hundred miles away!

[@NathiENkomo-wl6sv]

@@ekimandersom4478 So you have been to their villages.

[@otibrodigan9105]

@@ekimandersom4478 think before commenting in the future. That's a nasty comment what do you know about Botswana??

[@sharonkronheim8922]

We discovered your videos quite recently and are totally addicted to watching your journeys each evening.We are enthralled and in awe of your spirit of adventure, your positivity in the face of challenges and love the places you take us to. Stay well, stay safe.

[@botswanainsight3804]

The Pink Combi guy said, "Hey Boss how'zit" thinking you're a man & when you took the helmet off he said Äh Ah!"because he was shocked to see a woman thats why he laughed and said you're brave. They say that alot because its not usually expected of a woman to bike alone especially deep in rural areas, people still have real fear of wild animals in such areas thats why many prefer cars that Bikes, those who have bikes are just those urban hips who do it for fun on tarred roads not offroad biking its still seen as white/European thing/adventure

[@seayak]

Always and still the best way to spend a Friday night, talking to the elephants with Noraly!

[@MarcelHuguenin]

Beautiful, amazing scenery and it must be so so special to ride in an area with so much wild life. I see more and more confidence in riding on sand, 👍🏼😎

[@iraweiss9586]

Another winner, Noraly. Interesting to note that most of the individuals you’ve encountered in Botswana are more diligent about wearing there protective masks than those people in my Long Island New York community.

[@JokingAtheist]

As Always another fantastic Vid... I do so worry though about criminality and for Noraly's Safety.... Please be safe.

[@trevorbruce198]

Noraly you are truly an inspiration. I'm 70 and have been riding all my life and I don't think I've come across a braver biker than you. Have seen all your series and look forward to each fresh instalment. Stay safe and enjoy. Trevor Bruce, Durban, South Africa

[@aayushjain1]

Very brave Noraly! Love your drone shots, please be safe and stay positive. Thanks for the content. Hello from an Indian living in Netherlands for 10 years.

[@mikekuczynski1552]

Well it was about 8:00am here in Montana when I started watching so a cup of coffee and some biscotti were in order for my 7 hour journey. Today’s journey did not wear me out as much as the last . I must be building up my endurance for these longer days . Thanks I feel much better, but I may have to take a shot nap now . :-)

[@jonijohnson5110]

😂

[@whatupdocks]

I so enjoy traveling with you as it were. Always happy to see your next post! I keep you in my prayers that my ABBA keep you safe.

[@gazza9670]

That little CRF250L is amazing. Seems to take a beating on some of the worst terrain imaginable and just keeps on going. And the fact you bought it used with a fair amount of km's already on it says Honda must have done their homework.

[@filipeloureiro311]

I would love a review from Noraly

[@joannewilson6577]

With each vibration it get slowly but surely going to break at one point....hopefully she will safe when it does.

[@tsalo9670]

@@filipeloureiro311 i think she has one on her channel when she was first getting the bike...

[@JDH8208]

What an amazing life Noraly lives. So fortunate to be able to do what she does.

[@elwinshepard3804]

Very nice video I never knew Africa was like that it’s nice to be able to see the way people live in that area you stay safe

[@francoiswilliams]

Like what buddy?

[@batatarosinante8364]

Hi Noraly, once again you managed to leave me open mouth….!!!! Fantastic video, I don’t know how you manage to do your touring, filming, editing and looking for new places where to go and then come up with such a wonderful presentation!!!!! Amazing, nothing short of amazing!!! Thanks again for sharing it with us.

[@ljg7777]

I've watched all five seasons of your travels, and am still totally hooked on all your adventures and very envious also .There's a reason why the Giraffe was sooo dark , unlike older men who turn grey with age or sometimes silver. older giraffes's turn a dark colour. They look magnificent at the head of their Tower, elegant and graceful. All the best Noraly, wishing you more great adventures as you keep riding

[@JagLite]

Wonderful! Traveling the world and meeting new people. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride.

[@ronprichard6145]

"The great grey green greasy Limpopo River." Rudyard KIpling's descrition which has been taught to generations of school kids as an example of alliteration.

[@johnandcarolynmills3061]

Thanks, Noraly You have taken us on a wonderful trip again. ( Canada gives you a big hug )

[@geofiggy]

Woohoo, and the adventure continues. You'll need a kevlar vest just in case. Never mind the legal guys, watch for "poachers" who may "think" you're the police. Hopefully the folks you met in the van are not them, asking if you've seen any animals. 🦌🦏🐘🦧🦍🐆 Thanks for taking us here N. Once again another spectacular drone sequence filming that great river/lake and lovely greenery. Take care and ride safe. 🖖🏼🤟🏼

[@johannhammann894]

It is a local minibus taxi. Most of the taxi's in Botswana and South Africa are similar vehicles.

[@francoiswilliams]

They're probably low level smugglers...

[@tshumukokgalagadi5273]

U will never see a local poaching elephants in Botswana it's foreigners.

[@Creeosity]

So I was on my bike in my little town of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada and doesn't some gentleman come up and compliment me on my Itchy Boots neck buff!! We shared a "big fan" moment...it made my day!! Good job Noraly, you're reach is far💜🇨🇦🍁❤

[@thomascragg783]

The dust allows you to see the wind currents. Once crossing Nevada on 50 there was no dust so it caught me by surprise. Was strong enough it nearly dumped the bike.

[@Muuip]

I've been wanting to dirtbike since I was 16, and to go to Africa since then too, and you bring both to me by sharing your adventure!👍 Thank you, much appreciated!!😊

[@WhiteTiger333]

Gorgeous drone footage of the Limpopo River! And farther along, the rocky mounds just rising up from relatively flat terrain are fascinating. They look like the giant's children have been piling up rocks again. 😄

[@Tronald81]

You are my HERO!! what a great life you have, thanks for sharing. Drive this same bike around Lubbock Texas. :) Cheers to you!

[@jayzed6662]

Good morning Noraly, it's just on midnight and a big 👍's up. Time for my bedtime story. Is it just me or has your riding confidence in sand increased since riding with the Dakar guys?

[@IksanHaris]

same here

[@basildavidson4597]

I think the sand riding skills development started way back on the beach, with two locals on the West coast outside Cape Town. Namibia gave her practice and in Botswana she’s become a master of sand riding.

[@JanH198802]

@@basildavidson4597 in Botswana the sand teaches... You either learn quickly, or quit. My first experience of really soft deep sand was on a 1300km off-road ride from Gaborone to Tsabong via Kasane, and Bray, then to Hukuntsi, Lekwabe, Kang, Takatkwane, Letlhajeng, Molepolole and back to Gaborone over a 4 day public holiday weekend.

[@kishordeore8292]

Really a courageous woman who passes through all kind of terrain. You have adventure passion come to India to explore the natural beauty...best of luch...keep in bringing us to the different parts of the world

[@themotomotion]

Be careful, bad things can happen if you are "in the wrong place"... no matter how happy and possitive you are, some people are just out looking to hurt others, please take care of yourself.

[@davidbeguin9234]

That’s true everywhere in the world. But we cannot allow that to stop living as fully as possible!

[@mArCoS25504]

Also elephants are quite the danger I believe. I think that is one of the concerns of the locals when they seem worried with her being alone.

[@davidbrand6633]

Personally I would not stop in the middle of nowhere for a chat .

[@humdog64]

Never turn your bike motor off when chatting like that in the middle of nowhere. If he got out of his van to do something bad to you then you could at least kick it in gear and get away... The questions he was asking like, "is anyone behind you coming?" "are you all alone" etc... were red flags... Love your channel and stay safe! Tot Ziens!

[@ekimandersom4478]

@@humdog64 American?

[@titalinda8515]

What a brave lady you are. Take a rest and hopefully we will see you again in a couple of days. Best wishes from Santiago de Chile. ☺️👏👏👏