Hectic mountain climb on motorcycle to reach Richat Structure (Atlantis?) |S7 - E21|

In this episode, I have to climb the mountain range that I was riding parallel to in the previous days. The track is steep, with extremely loose boulders and quite technical.. How far still till I reach Atlantis?
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[@streetrider1977]

To see Yeslem and Noraly write their names in the sand, something that has been done for thousands of years, and the way they laughed with their inner realization of each other. I had such an emotional reaction. I can't explain.

[@Jasfras1]

.... Yeslem.

[@leon_pp]

You're not alone!

[@abczyx2102]

Truly a highlight❤

[@darkrose8927]

Wow, just Wow ❤

[@tmpsg]

Agreed, and he had excellent handwriting.

[@kimjensen7607]

This is better than any television production. It is not angled refined or in any other way edited to look nice. This is pure and raw reality in the present ❤

[@banditsvs]

Exactly

[@kevinim300]

don't forget dusty and dirty. ☺

[@drewmiller3462]

As I have said before, Noraly is the purest adventurist on KZbin.

[@banditsvs]

The Gold Standard

[@achimschroter8046]

It's my daily soap. Even sometimes I have to remember " it's real "

[@davidkannas8932]

I watch overlander videos from time-to-time. Every one of them highlight trucks that cost a fortune and are equipped with every known item that will drag the truck along any route, no matter the terrain. Then, along comes Ahmed with his off the shelf Toyota. No winches, no skid plates, no super tires, nothing that distinguishes it from your every day Toyota pickup. But Ahmed and his Toyota go through terrain that might give those other overlanders chills. What a guy. What a truck. And what a Noraly!

[@githice]

@Toyota should give Ahmed a brand new vehicle for use in the desert .... Toyota is truly the vehicle designed for Africa

[@ektorkornoo8806]

Ahmed is one amazingly rare jewel! Glad you took him along. Could have been an entirely different story without him. He deserves a medal! You're smarter for going solo PLUS 1.

[@dobbinthe]

Since Noraly left Delhi, all the experience she has gained has made her into a formidable rider. Knowing how far to push herself, and when to say No! and turn around. Noraly has us all buttock clenching when she goes beyond where we wouldn't even dream of going. On top of that, she still manages to get these wonderful vids together so that we can experience all these beautiful places and amazing, generous people that she meets along the way. What an epic channel this really is.

[@bertanelson8062]

You bet!

[@robertrichard6107]

You can say that again!

[@yzenynot]

Well said!!

[@Pixxelshim]

I recall something about the use of an editor back in Europe for the published product.

[@dobbinthe]

@@Pixxelshim Never heard that.. All I have heard from Noraly it that she does the whole vid from start to finish. Where did you hear that from??

[@Cheapsh0t247]

Amazing footage, What a dude Ahmad is, doing a great job for his homeland. Cheers for the entertainment and footage. Very much appreciated.

[@tonimusgrave9530]

People come into our lives for a reason. You were concerned about taking desert trip alone but you were blessed with someone to escort you all the way through, explain some history, introduce you to people in the desert and give you peace and protection during the travel. Thanks for sharing the adventure!

[@kotacastro]

Noraly is an example of courage and adventure. Her resistance and exploratory spirit is incredible, the way she ventures into the most remote and extreme places in nature, high temperatures, inhospitable places, winding and impassable terrain, but Noraly always goes beyond the barriers. My respect and admiration for your passion for traveling and seeing the world on your motorcycle, facing all kinds of challenges and obstacles. Noraly is an inspiration to all of us who love freedom and adventure.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

It is truly amazing that people are alive, survive, and even thrive in such a desolate area! The aerial views always provide a perspective of your journey. The giraffe carving was beautiful! And then the tough rocky climb is unforgiving! You had us pushing and straining to help you! Lol….. Thank you Noraly for sharing your adventure! Ride safe!

[@super.zdravko]

This is what travel is all about, finding a random hut full of antiquities and history. Really cool.

[@RaviKumar-hm3xn]

+ writing on sand 😂. It was nice.

[@OLDMANTEA]

I thought it a tourist souvenir shop lol

[@gordgdga2633]

Ахмед строит их ,что бы развлекать туристов :)))

[@mohandasmenon9412]

Sand n stones all the way ... Oh wow that must have really challenged you... keep it rolling Noraly... we all love it

[@HikerBikerMoter]

Mauritania govt. neglect to provide funding to house these artifacts so they won't be destroyed from neglect (exposure, wanton destruction or sold)

[@jasonzerbini2375]

We are witnessing some of the best entertainment and educational video on any screen. Better than big production, big money TV shows. We see 20-25 minutes and as difficult as what we see may seem, there are 1415 minutes in the rest of the day that must be full of mental and physical challenges, but she still gives us 3 incredible videos a week. Even with Ahmed the great as a guide, Noraly has to endure the trek in grueling, unforgiving territory far from any comfort zone....other than her Alaska of course. The isolation alone would drive most insane. So much respect, so much respect! I feel like if I could shake Noraly's hand I would instantly become a better person. Thank You Kindly. Peace ❤❤❤

[@jimbetzing3587]

Y'all, when Noraly says "this is not so easy", most of us better walk. What an incredible, beautiful , unforgiving land.

[@jaykb6587]

Most Americans probably couldn't even walk that hilly terrain!

[@gustavoatencia6029]

OMG!!! This season, I mean from the time you began this ride in Morocco, till now in the desert of Mauritania...., it's been nothing but fantastically mind-blowing sceneries and true-blue adventure. Also, you, Noraly, are indeed one genuine, authentic, class A, hard-core rider! WOW!

[@kafteinn]

These videos are the best info about the area I can find online. It's not just entertaining, this is real exploration that adds to the sum of human knowledge.

[@meFatuations]

06:30 That's insane drone footage. Your ability and creativeness with the music world class. I've never seen such immersive footage .... ever. 12:45 How interesting ... all those stone tools from a time when the Sahara wasn't a desert! This content is incredible. That is extremely difficult climbing, unbelievable. Keep in mind how seriously injured Noraly was on something much easier. The has courage of steel. Noraly's videos are going to become legendary and people will be watching them in a 100 years from now. Maybe not like we do today, but her content will live on I am sure.

[@magnusshawn4698]

The music the lighting the scenery the colors… it was like footage from a James Bond movie. Your editing is superb! Thank you very much for working so hard week after week to provide this incredibly professional and amazing content!! 💙

[@peterlennart9062]

This channel is better than National Geographic! What Noraly produces is of the highest quality in both information, pesonality and filming. Not to talk about the stunning landscapes and views! Mauretania certainly shows itself from the best side.

[@lul3jon]

Yeslem’s penmanship was on point ❤. Writing in the sand to communicate was old school email. I thought I’d mention that Noraly’s riding skills have greatly improved. She’s at expert level now.

[@josecarloscampelo7501]

Concordo , Noraly está preparada pra enfrentar um rally com possibilidades de se destacar, incrível como ela pilota e domina a moto.☺️☺️☺️🇧🇷

[@camillakattell8623]

After the ride today I'm exhausted. I've decided you are one ssstttrrrooonnnggg (strong) woman! Thank goodness for Ahmed. In all the toughest rides you've done you've had such good luck finding friendly, helpful people. It is so refreshing to see the kindness in people everywhere, especially in what we refer to as poor or underdeveloped places. They are very special people.

[@erocnw1341]

This video series is great. The locations are so remote and observing the interactions between the locals and Noraly is fascinating. I'm so impressed that all of this fantastic content is created by one person on a small motorcycle. The collection of artifacts stored in a tent was incredible. I like seeing people from different parts of the world with vastly different backgrounds and beliefs being kind and helpful to each other. You just don't see this very often, particularly on social media.

[@jaykb6587]

All I could think of, seeing that valuable "museum" of artifacts, was how much danger of total theft it would be in anyplace else!

[@danielmcneil3004]

This is the true definition of exploration,Noraly. Your determination and stamina is inspiring. Can’t wait to see and learn about the eye, with you as the guide. Thank you and stay safe, Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦

[@knocksensor3203]

More like a expedition..

[@Theodorussfo]

Noraly rides out into the middle of nowhere with nothing around for hundreds of miles except land scape and still she manages to find something of interest to show us. Great video.

[@majbrat]

Loved this! You are a special lady, and the people you meet feel respected and included. No one else could get such a detailed, personal journey if they tried to pay for it. You are rewarded for your spirit. 😊 Btw the music and aerial shots were magnificent!

[@dwayneharris3874]

You are such an awesome ambassador, Noraly, for highlighting the amazing people and history wherever you go. Ahmed is an outstanding representative for Mauritania as well. I knew nothing about Mauritania before this. Thanks to both of you for the fantastic tour!

[@AidaJof]

That is one insane ride up the mountain. This episode ended in a nailbitter until Wednesday. GO ITCHY BOOTS, GO

[@perhennung]

Puh, it was hard even to look at. I think I lost a kilo.

[@imgerrydee]

@Jo Blow and that's how she stalls the bike. Keeping the momentum means keeping the tachometer at a high reading.

[@Susan-ek2gy]

It's upsetting to hear you breathing so heavy trying to pick up the bike. You probably don't need me to tell you this but please let yourself rest when this happens, you could trigger a heart attack. If your parents are watching they must be so afraid for you.

[@johnbrennan6804]

I call her Gnarly Noraly because she is!

[@AS-lh7rc]

I keep holding my breath watching this season. Stunning/exciting/mindblowing

[@detlefrogge4478]

In the seventies, I rode with BMW R27, an old measly 18 horsepower motorcycle, on the Hippie Trail from Berlin to India. Afghanistan was still a peaceful place. With God's help I made it back. Map and compass had to be enough. Dear Mrs. Schoenmaker, your adventures always fascinate me and remind me of times long past. I have been riding motorcycles for 50 years now, always old BMWs. Why? Because they don't make trouble on the road. I wish you all the best and that happiness may stay with you.

[@MajorAlb]

Hallo Herr Rogge, ich bin viele Jahre eine BMW R100GS Paris Dakar gefahren. Ich glaube aber, dass dieses "Schwergewicht" keine Chance gegen die leichte 300er Honda von Noraly - speziell auf solchen Passagen - hätte. Gottseidank konnte Noraly Ihr ganzes Gepäck und den Sprit an Ihren Guide Ahmed abgeben. Vollbeladen und alleine könnte Noraly diese Tour niemals schaffen. Ich kenne Teilpassagen vom "Hippie Trail" nach Indien. Gewaltig! Ja.... Erinnerungen kommen hoch!

[@MajorAlb]

Mein Onkel hatte eine BMW R 27 BAUJAHR 1960....... Was für eine super Maschine ...wird aktuell um ca. 6.000 Euro gehandelt...

[@foridor]

Where else would we ordinary humans get a chance to see ancient artifacts in the middle of a treacherous desert? Thanks, Noraly. But again, we leave you in the middle of a very dangerous situation, and we must wait 2 days for a resolution!! That's what makes your adventures such "cliffhangers"!❤

[@donaldoehl7690]

I can see Mauritania and the Eye Of Africa becoming the newest ADV destination thanks to Noraly. Alas, I wish I were 30yrs younger!

[@vanDeudekom]

Noraly shows the world that Dutchies don't joke around!

[@randomsightings9058]

Won't lie but whenever Noraly and the bike struggles, it makes the episode a whole lot entertaining and full of adrenaline 😅

[@jamesfairmind2247]

The first people to cross the Sahara with a mechanised vehicle of any sort were two English women, Florence Blenkiron and Theresa Wallach in 1935 riding a 600 Panther and sidecar outfit. They did not even posses a compass between them. They were detained by the Foreign Legion who told them they would perish if they proceeded but they told the Legionnaires to get stuffed and did it anyway and despite being held hostage by Touareg tribesman, travelled down through Africa and eventually arrived in Cape Town. Afterwards the ladies who both raced bikes, went on to average over 100 mph at Brooklands race circuit, to become only 2 of 3 ladies ever to be awarded the the Brooklands Goldstar. Naturally, being British, they both wore pith helmets for the duration of their African adventure ! Both lived to a grand old age and died in the 1990's.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Hey Itchy Boots…what a champion you are!!! Nothing but RESPECT and ADMIRATION for what you do!! Very interesting to see all the artifacts! That terrain was pretty hectic but I’m sure that is the kind of challenge Itchy Boots likes to take on!! Loved the drone footage and your production! I know these are extremely challenging adventures and situations but you still manage to deliver these amazing videos 3 times a week!! So thank you for that!! Keep following your passion Itchy Boots ..Love it!! Hugs from Texas USA!🇺🇸❤❤

[@tlnrmn]

Ahmed has been a tour guide for all of us. Without him, it's really unlikely that the most recent videos would have been made because there's no way to transport that much fuel and water on a motorcycle. He's taking Noraly to these places on purpose, loaning her a tent (he probably slept in the truck), and knocking the sand off the can before fueling the motorcycle. If I ever go to Mauritania I want Ahmed for a guide. The Mauritanian government needs him leading their Dept of Tourism.

[@tracythorleifson4108]

Every now and then Noraly reminds us of just how tough she really is. That baby head gravel is brutal to ride on; it just beats a rider into submission, until your forearms cramp and/or turn into jelly. Well, most riders. Not Noraly. And all that after half a day in deep sand, which is also very tiring. Good Lord, I’m exhausted just watching. My hat is off to you, Noraly Schoenmaker. Fortitude should be your middle name. I wouldn’t be able to pick up a cup of coffee after a day of that kind of riding.

[@mikaellofgren7]

I have watched all episodes for the last 2 years and liked them all!! But this desert riding is really something different!! I love that episode at that Oasis truly magical stuff!! All those desert plains has some kind of calmness to them I dig that!!

[@zweispurmopped]

Waaah! Cliffhanger!!1! 😱😵‍💫 Wow, that was a tough day of work, right? Again, thankfully Ahmed was there! 🤗 What a crazy but beautiful trip! 😍

[@Vivek-zw3ex]

Those rock carvings were amazing, what a gem of a find. And happy to see that they are so well preserved. In so many other countries, those rocks would have been graffitied with people carving their names into them or hearts and so on.

[@janpur1417]

I've watched Noraly's videos since she started in Delhi India. I am very impressed with the Toyota Hilux LN 106 Ahmed is driving in such a remote area. Imagine the recovery if something goes wrong. Kudos to Toyota for making such a reliable truck: I too have the same vehicle and it's 33 years old, never have let us down EVER!

[@artdogg50]

Yeah I've never been a truck person, but I've been very very impressed with the truck he has.

[@ivanfelipefranco]

Didn’t they test one of those in top gear, and proved it was almost indestructible 😂

[@paneos71]

that make two of us!!

[@kaizen2049]

Who else was waiting for her to post!! 🙋‍♂️

[@ericcox6764]

I plan my weeks around Itchy Boots episodes!

[@johnnyvh1188]

😉Another episode for the history books! Loved every second of it🤩 And what a great guide Ahmed has proven to be! This would be a VERY risky adventure to attempt solo, totally right call there👍

[@kathleenmartin7498]

I am very envious that you got to go on this adventure...but I'm very grateful that it was you who went and not me also. I don't think I could ever handle the trip as you do.

[@tonymoreira7782]

"The Yeslem museum" incredible and so well kept...very tough ride... But that won't stop our Noraly and Topman Ahmad

[@bertanelson8062]

Amed's truck must be rocket powered to drive through dunes, up narrow rocky ledges. Delighted he is there to guide & assist as necessary. Thank you, Noraly, for taking us on this magnificent journey!

[@alfreddaniels3817]

The “ indestructable” Toyota Hilux especially designed by Toyota for Africa. It’s a rough ride with single frontaxel but it will go where no other car can go. ( I’ve got one my own in Southern Africa)

[@savage22bolt32]

I sure hope Ahmed's truck has a large fuel tank!

[@davidcochrane4215]

Too bad Toyota doesn’t make a “Hilux” Motorcycle. But maybe Noraly is showing Honda did.

[@alfreddaniels3817]

@@savage22bolt32 60 liters cause it is very fuel efficient. But some jerrycans can easily be added in the pickup.

[@alfreddaniels3817]

@@davidcochrane4215 i have no knowledge of motorcycles but I think it’s always best to buy one that is locally in use so that expertise and spareparts are locally available.

[@budburrell3032]

I had no idea the desert could be so dramatic and exciting! Your documentation of your adventure is nothing short of remarkable!! And you are able to capture the kindness and resourcefulness of the Mauritanian people. Fantastic job Noraly!!!

[@richardsracingmad]

I’m so pleased to see Noraly wearing a neck brace these days…..for ages she rode without.

[@beverleymacdonald1352]

Fabulous visuals the two of you walking in the desert to see the possible site of Atlantis. The tent full of relics in the middle of nowhere was such a treat as was the rock art. Such a difficult climb and then...... We wait to see the view from the top and anticipate the visit to the Eye. Itchy Boots at her best!

[@BryantEnglishTV]

Wow! As much as you are really the strongest and most resilient person imaginable... you couldn't have done this leg alone... no way... you made the right choice. How many of us are riding with you in awe, every day? What an inspiration you are!

[@bridgetedwardsmentalhealth409]

Yikes Noraly, that last bit was hellish terrain! Thank goodness you're not alone, and have Ahmed to help guide you. Love the story of Atlantis, and can imagine back then this area was teeming with wildlife. Incredible artifacts Yeslem and his people have collected.

[@danblessing2392]

What an adventure! What bravery! What work ethic (posting a video 3 times a week)! What a woman!! Thank you, Norally!!!

[@quantumrim3805]

Thank you so much for creating such amazing videos! Your bike travel adventures are incredibly inspiring, and I love how you share your experiences with us. What I love most about your content is how genuine and modest you are. You have a way of sharing your travels that feels personal and relatable, and it's clear that you're passionate about what you do. I also wanted to offer my help in any way I can. If you ever need any information or guidance on a particular location in Mauritania, I'd be more than happy to assist you. Your videos have given me so much, and I'd love to give back in any way I can. Thank you again for being such an amazing person and for sharing your adventures with us! I can't wait to see where your journeys take you next. Your biggest Mauritanian fan

[@FandangoTheGrom]

I think what amazes me most is how, with the winds, the general layout of this desert changes near constantly and yet the locals just know where they are going without fancy GPS tools or anything. It's amazing how many people you run into in such a vast, empty landscape!

[@denniswade4998]

Noraly, I can't thank you enough for spending all of this effort, time, and money to share this incredible experience with us! I've been wanting someone to include this location in their travel videos for years now, and this is such a wonderful treat. We owe you so much for sharing this! Mauritania is such an amazing country, filled with incredible beauty and wonderful people. Ahmed (? . . . most likely spelled wrong!) looks like a true djinn of the desert in his beautiful flowing blue robes!

[@stawtawladanune3311]

One might think that there's nothing interesting to see in such an arid and inhospitable land and yet when we get a chance to watch videos such as Noraly's that take us through this desert one Km after another, one can completely discover how wrong he was and the sheer beauty and scenery that lies there waiting to be explored. Thanks Noraly for your amazing journey. You are one lucky and courageous woman.

[@AilsaPehi]

Noraly doesn't need Netflix et al. They need her. She's a strong and independent woman. She does it her way. Solo.

[@abeomar1859]

Once said , someone open his road in the rocks , this is exactly what Noraly doing . I really impressed by your patience, persistence and determination to reach the goal . Congratulations Noraly

[@FnLn55]

Ahmed and Yeslem and Alaska and Noraly. Don't know how you made it up those steep rock trails. Your fortitude is undescribeable. More power to you! 🙂👍👍

[@sammayet9002]

Noraly always “let’s go” , never gives up 😂 congratulations on your couragement ❤❤❤❤.

[@plumduff3303]

Thanks, Ahmed, for helping our Dutch super woman

[@williamstreet4304]

Noraly, I could be wrong about this. But I think this is one of the toughest sections of trail you have done. I think back a few years when you were riding the Himalaya. Your skills have improved so much. Just the ability to find the track in that rocky terrain is impressive. Your ability to ride it is amazing. Totally impressed with your expertise as a rider, film maker, and documentarian.

[@auralsonicwaves7170]

From soft sand to treacherous rocks! I can't think of anything more challenging on two wheels. I'm exhausted just watching you navigate through everything. Fabulous views of the desert though! And that straw hut with all the collected artifacts was amazing.

[@howardcobb4354]

How much better can each episode get? You seem to manage remarkably Noraly - can't imagine whatever you will do to top these recent ones. Ride safe, ride far. ❤

[@davidbowen2759]

Your riding ability is getting you places not many would go. Thanks for bringing us (the internet) with you. Another amazing video. ❤

[@vidguy52]

I'm fascinated by all the things commenters have posted here...but I am in special awe of Noraly's technical savvy. I've edited video in many places...but never in a tiny tent in the middle of Sahara Desert! 😮 How does one lady possess such a vast variety of skills. Incredible! ❤

[@cedricpieterse7280]

You are not scared of adventure! I take my hat off to you! As an experienced enduro and off-road rider, I commend you on your effort. I sit behind my computer screen, and pick the lines with you, and you are doing well. Sometimes, a little bit more throttle would have gotten you through the obstacles, but, I understand. You are in the middle of nowhere, and play it safe. It is better to get stuck, than to get a broken bike or body. Well done!!!

[@josekrauch5165]

I follow you on Google Earth to understand the dimensions of all what you are seeing and it's amazing! Never thought you would find people living there. This episode was great. Your endurance is impressive and this terrain can be extenuating; I saw it in your eyes, an image that bikers see on their mirror in such a situation. Ir was a very significant moment. Thanks for sharing. Good trip, safe roads.

[@richardharker2775]

Phew! Phew! and More Phew! I don't know how Ahmed finds his way around this vast expanse of land. Blows me away.

[@macguba798]

This motorcycle adventure vlog is so inspiring for me and I’m grateful to be learning a lot from Noraly. Every time I get into a stressful situation I always think; what would Noraly do? Then I smile and the stress is gone and move on. Thanks Noraly! You are my new inspiration in life.❤

[@MHPloni-kl5ec]

I knew that there's no desert in Alaska but now I know there's Alaska in a desert.

[@Jack-xc1mj]

Your bike handling skills have increased so dramatically over the past two seasons it is truly amazing! You are an amazing person providing us with a view into an amazing life. Thank you for sharing your life with us!

[@MajorAlb]

Oh yes! I also see that. Here bike handling skills have increased a lot! Best practice to ride each day for many hours!

[@jaykb6587]

The two weeks or so that she rode and took actual lessons shows, also.

[@dirtbikerman1000]

I hope Ahmed starts a Mauritania tour guide business up to see the rechat structure. He is the chosen one

[@stetomlinson3146]

Upto around 10,000 years ago the Sahara region was lush forest and savannah, so it's quite possible societies of humans lived there for many years before it became a desert. Modern humans have very little idea what our European societies were like, so it's no wonder societies in Africa were ignored until recently. "Africa" was a place to bring "culture and history" to, not to find it had been there long before we had it! Thanks Noraly for bringing this to wider attention.

[@petronellabowen2560]

You are one tough, determined and strong headed woman. I salute you Noraly for never giving up!!! You have taught me so much since I have been traveling with you. NOTHING TOO DIFFICULT TO OVERCOME!!! Stay safe and enjoy the adventurous ride to the eye of Africa 😊

[@savage22bolt32]

She's "Never Quit" Navy SEAL material!

[@RAWW66]

😱 Serious ..... Oooeee ê ê Wednesday must come quickly! The suspence is excruciating!? How am I going to sleep now Noraly? Yaaa I'm hanging girl, I'm hanging.

[@trishgreen6707]

The rocks want the bike to go one way, and Noraly wants to go the other...talk about a technical climb! So impresssed!

[@peterroerhorst3743]

Indy-Noraly Jones, all these people you meet in the desert, they make me smile, so much kindness, sharing. Ahmed, I think, is such a gentlemen, with this beautiful blue robe blowing in the wind in the yellow desert, friggin' great journey you are making. Love it.

[@DanielSgnaolin]

Here comes the Queen of the Desert! Noraly is really a "legend"!!! Bravo!!!😊😊😊🏆👍👍👍

[@ralphquinney2337]

Love your travels I am living vicariously through your travels so grateful to you x

[@melvynparkerson9984]

Great to see Alaska ,doing such a great job in such a punishing terrain , you are a remarkable team .

[@grantroberts7065]

Noooooooooooo! Not another cliffhanger! You're killing me Noraly!!

[@MajorAlb]

That's the dramaturgy of her videos! 😂 We are all waiting for next video!

[@MrBeltaine]

22:27 Ahmed: it gets more difficult Noraly: rolls eyes ❤

[@vp4744]

I'm impressed by his cursive writing skill.

[@andrepelletier4015]

Wooo I made it! Back in November 2022, one of your videos from Yukon popped up in my feed and I was so hooked that I started watching your channel from your very first video and today I finally caught up to your latest video! What an incredible adventure, it has been so amazing to discover the world from your perspective! I look forward to see what's next! Cheers from Ontario, Canada!

[@0777sadie]

You manifested Ahmed at the exact time you would need help most. The universe wants you to be on this Journey. ❤ Can't hardly wait to see more Adventures!

[@kobelarry]

Looks like a lot of fun. But for sure need speed and to relax at same time. Good luck

[@kenhoward3512]

Steep, rocky terrain, in the middle of a vast desert, and desert heat: "This is difficult." I believe that's the first time I've heard Noraly speak this during any of her travels, so I think we can rely on this being an understatement.

[@bazm1]

Fantastic episode Noraly, you have unbelievable courage and spirit, and I have to say what you are putting Alaska through is incredible . What a motorcycle!

[@bobedwards8896]

i think this is one of my favorite adventures you have been on. having the local to guide, talk to locals and share info is very interesting too. Thanks for bringing us along!

[@reginalda350]

I believe we are going to have a geology lesson soon! 😁 It still amazes me how people live in such hostile environment, incredible indeed!

[@myrhythmsmyway]

Even my husband, waited to leave since he too was mesmerized by that difficult climb. Oh dear…clearly the definition of a true adventurer. Like Indiana Jones but way cooler! Hahaha😊

[@zenchen2601]

I want to hug you because this will be the most beautiful energy I have received from the universe. Thank you very much for everything

[@ubroberts5541]

That Honda has really been a champ! I’m a KTM guy but I don’t think they have the reliability of that Honda. You’ve proved it.

[@ericcox6764]

HA! The suspense is killing me!! I was yelling Sani Pass Road at my computer as you were riding up that mountain! ROFL!! Please tell Ahmed THANK YOU from all of us!!

[@joannszuhay450]

Wow! Super hard terrain! Wild history and artifacts! OMG! Can’t wait to see the next video!👏👏👏🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@josecarloscampelo7501]

A escolha de contratar Ahmed foi muito acertada ele conhece esse deserto como a palma da mão, e as imagens aéreas com vento balançando as vestes de Ahmed dão a impressão de um filme de ficção , parabéns Noraly e obrigado por esta aventura.😊😊😊🇧🇷

[@anthonyrstrawbridge]

كان اختيار توظيف أحمد جيدًا.

[@khenglim]

OMG, what a ride Noraly! The terrain looks formidable but with your perseverence and expertise, you will soon be rewarded with the "Eye of Africa". Can't wait to see and celebrate the awesome ride and sight with you. Ride on Noraly!!!

[@sheilamorrell6329]

Oh Norally, this to be continued is killing me!! How exciting to actually witness those artifacts, carefully protected by the people. Better than a museum.

[@MrBuraque]

"I take a break at the top" should be the motto of why all this happening :D great effort and dedication. Thank you!

[@badreddinstitou]

📣📣📣 I take a BREAK at the TOP 📣📣📣 That's the spirit! That's NORALY! You're literally at the TOP! May ALLAH protect you 🤲🏼 Thank you for sharing with us. Enjooooy!!!

[@ragweed3524]

Oh wow! The Itchy Boots Search For Atlantis and Beyond Channel has definitely been exciting! Stopping at a chicken wire protected museum of artifacts and then climbing extreme rock trails has given me an extreme amount of excitement for today! You rock is an understatement!

[@eileencarroll6418]

AHMED: If you are reading these posts, THANK YOU for taking care of Norway and being so generous and kind. You greatly increased our adventure and appreciation of your beautiful country.