I CAN'T continue... 🇿🇦 [S5 - Eps. 5]

[@jameskabari8597]

love the way you respect animals and apologize when you disturb them

[@Fritz_P]

I know the owner of the accommodation Gerrit Du Toit since 2009 when I planned to do a trip around South Africa for assisting child of a friend who needed a bone marrow transplant . This guy/stranger ended up doing the whole trip of 7000kms with me and assisting in every way possible. Gerrit & his family count among the most open hearted & kindest people I know. We become family friends ever since... Anyways, great YT channel Noraly. I am now hooked!

[@filipvonreiche494]

Voorheen van Pretoria gewoon. Woon tans in Denver Colorado. Ek het vergeet hoe pragtig SA kan wees!

[@GospelOfTimothy]

What does that guy do for a living to own a place like that?

[@walterloehrmann5213]

@@GospelOfTimothy adventure motorcycling

[@brooktu4249]

I love the way Noraly apologizes to the animals. Everyone appreciates good manners; even goats :-)

[@patmac1100]

😊

[@Bett-b7d]

😊

[@hharrison-parker1606]

Who the hell would ever thumb down this remarkable young woman. I lost my heart to South africa 🇿🇦 love it with a passion

[@mylifeinthailand8751]

I’m watching this for the first time and I’m blown away by the beauty of South Africa

[@Amy-kj8nd]

I love in Thailand too :)

[@randyellis7353]

It is very beautiful but I also thought that it was very dangerous

[@thandisilec835]

@@randyellis7353STFU nothing more dangerous about ZA than any other country she’s been in or I’m the Europe that has gangs running it’s cities right now including Netherlands…y’all are weird AF as if you live in some utopia. You hate for any African country to be shown in great positive light…you’re envoys is your problem

[@GenocideJoe-xv8oz]

​@@randyellis7353certain parts is dangerous but all in all its safe

[@jacovanderbank49]

​@@randyellis7353 for sure there are a lot of unsavoury places within the country I call home, but that is true about any and all countries around the world. But if you play ut by ear with the locals and let them guide you on places to avoid. There are some breathtaking views and places within SA and the African Continent.

[@gerritdutoit4148]

18:01 - the bucks you saw at our lodge (Oppie Oewer) were Blesbucks and a Bushbuck. And the reason for my dad saying no at first was because we had guests in that morning and the chalets weren’t cleaned yet...😂 Safe travels Noraly. 🙌

[@MyLostYouth]

Thanks for the explanation - makes sense and good to know! And thanks for identifying the animals, sorry some us will now have to look them up; beautiful animals. And looks like a very nice place to stay, especially that chalet that Noraly had (place to sit looking over a river - nice!). Thanks for taking good care of "our" Noraly! 🇺🇸

[@BlackSun3Tube]

And what did decide your father to say "Yes" to her finally? I'm asking that, because some comments do special statements on the reasons pushing your father to agree for accomodement after the first "No".

[@gerritdutoit3384]

@@BlackSun3Tube Because she was only one person, whereas we were not ready for a group of 3 or more. We were really tired after the large group we had , we were out of supplies , and would not be able to cater for a group. I trust this will answer your concern. No " screening " no " fear " , and certainly no "racism " .

[@BlackSun3Tube]

@@gerritdutoit3384 Thanks for the answer. Yes, there were speculations about such "reasons" : racism, etc. Happy with your answer :).

[@oscarn-]

@@gerritdutoit3384 Isn't internet awesome! I, a Finn, am looking a Dutch lady driving in South Africa *and* seeing the people in the video discussing in the comments. 😃

[@johnwolf1475]

never saw africa like this--- in america they just show african slums and warlords---- unless its national geographic out in the bush--- love this series- excellent work

[@zahkam7322]

Honestly , people dont know South Africa until they visit us , we have our crime , yes , but you just have to be smart and vigalant , like in any other country , This is an amazing beautiful country and most of the people are amazing , we are generally very friendly and love to talk , we talk alot! I live in Durban and I can tell you we have the absolute best of all worlds here , you can start off in fully developed the City with everything that any other city in the world can offer and more, half an hours drive your in a game reserve , go the other way and your in the mountains , go the other way and your on the wild coast enjoing the ocean , travel about 4 hours up north along the coast and your in St lucia , richards bay and empangeni , amazing beautifull areas , travel down towards the wild coast and turn left , and your in a Forrest . and During certain seasons , if you travel to the mountains there's snow! . And when your done , you can go back home ! And this is just Durban , Theres still Cpt and Jhb and so much more .

[@bobsullivan5714]

Yes! This is a close view of the ordinary people making their circumstances work....And they manage that with such good humor. Noraly is changing my opinions on many things.

[@Hdhsjfnbs]

Американцы показывают китай рабами а африку как стадо необразованных людей и дикарей, а на самом деле умней каждого американца сменившего пол

[@jacovanderbank49]

As a South African, I can agree that the view of Africa shown is not always flattering. However there is multiple countries on the continent of africa and some of them are most certainly as depicted in the news and docuseries etc as war torn and run by rebels but there are also gems and amazing places and countries. The African Continent has in my honezt optinion some of the most spectacular views vir a variety of cultures and customs. This does not take away from other countries that have rich and diverse cultures and histories. I would say dont be afraid to wabder off the beaten path in Africa and make the most of your time on the continent, but also keep your ears to the ground and get the feel for areas based on how the community guides you.

[@Allen-eq5uf]

17:56 He became more accommodating after he realized that he was speaking to the one and only Noraly!

[@karlmurphy3090]

They couldn't have asked for better advertising.

[@Riley_1955]

Or at least after he realized she was a biker like him.......Which was really great for Noraly.

[@scottb.innovations4386]

@@stephensmith60 A guy could Dream

[@coadyg]

I just think he heard its a lone female biker that he could not turn away. Simple as that.

[@johndavidwolf4239]

He didn't appear to know of her or her KZbin channel. My guess is that couldn't handle a group, but a single was okay.

[@Brucelee-105]

This is really crazy, my father told me about a woman traveling in South Africa right now all alone on a small displacement motorcycle. Here you are, truly amazing.

[@RafaelW8]

Amazing and crazy. Did I mention scary?

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

@@RafaelW8 I'm comfortable at all with what she is doing especially in SA,and more especially as a wkman,it's very unsafe..

[@pedrojuliancereceda8301]

She, s a brave woman, indeed!

[@Ziadalabbady]

The accommodation owner almost blow off his chance of having one of the best overland influencers staying at his place. Good safe eventually and it's on my list when I make it to S.A

[@sungerbob1786]

accomodation owner is not stupid. he would never miss this pr chance..

[@LOVE-JC777]

Kind of dangerous nowadays. People usually call or make reservations in advance.

[@SerenityChaos1975]

@AdventureDog Pewdiepie doesn’t leave his house does he?

[@michab.6040]

I am German, I lived in SA close to Brits, for almost 2 years, my son was born there, so still highlight in my live!!!hope all my friends there are in good shape!

[@nhlanhlanyoni4847]

As a proud South African, I absolutely love how you are displaying South Africa's landscapes, towns and cities. thank you :) ;)

[@JamesAllmond]

Good grief, thought you were getting tossed out or something...the owner of the lodge has probably figured out you are Itchy Boots by now...and is thinking "I almost didn't let her in...oops."

[@trekpac2]

This is so wonderful. Seeing the landscape of South Africa is half like travelling there myself and is such a pleasure to have this experience. I’m 70 years old and do not have the stamina or desire to explore countries in person but I follow you with a passion, as your “travel” buddy. Thanks for giving me this experience and the ability to see new places from your bike! Walking through markets and streets in Guatemala, talking to people in Mexico, going through northern Canada and Alaska! And South Africa! I’ve always wondered what it would look like on the ground, with baboons crossing the road and wildebeests in the distance. Your biking along the backroads in the Yukon was so precious. I worked as a geologist's helper in Mayo when I was a summer student. Then my friend and I spent 10 days exploring from Whitehorse to Skagway about 5 years ago. I am from Vancouver, but many family members have travelled in the Yukon over the years as one of those magical areas to explore.

[@teodelfuego]

Noraly has such a wonderful personality. I love to see her interacting with other people. I guess not everyone wants to be filmed, but I wish she could interview or talk more with locals so we could get a better sense of the people. Nevertheless, this channel is, along with Bald and Bankrupt, the best channel on You Tube

[@luckymale00]

The owner of the resort was hesitant at first. But when he heard she's alone with her bike. Okay change of mind.

[@aspiringadventurer]

Probably just worried about being unprepared for a large group. Really nice place tho.

[@russcattell955i]

@@aspiringadventurer Quite likely, perhaps they have suspended their own adventure tours due to covid. One lady biker they can treat as a house guest. I wonder if they talked late into the night about Noraly's adventures, I know i'd like to even though I have seen every video. Certainly put "Oppie Oewer wooden cottages" on the map.

[@bicmac333]

17:19min. ...me and my bike.... ? Sometimes it works... Huge thanks to the owner of this resort !!! Regards from Berlin... ;-)

[@sweatervestguy]

@@TheXaelem But even when the douchebag BMW riders break down (which they always do,) we still come to their aid.

[@KevinStefferDk]

❤️

[@HerMotorcycleAdventures]

Happy International Women's Day Noraly. You certainly inspire alot of women to realise that they too can get out and live life on their terms. 👍

[@Vanosphere]

A lot of people, not just women

[@HerMotorcycleAdventures]

@@Vanosphere Absolutely! 👍🙂

[@plutoniusis]

Happy March 8 :)

[@HerMotorcycleAdventures]

@@plutoniusis Thank you! 🙂

[@HerrOveSweden]

She inspier more then women. She inspier lot of men to i promice you. But i get your point and she is a strong rawmodel to other woman and thats realy good.

[@tedrenard472]

They are the nests of weaver birds. There are some places in South Africa where the entire tree is full of them. Incredible engineering.

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

They are excellent engineers those ones for real

[@theyoungconservation]

That is weaver's nest! As a birder it is so nice that you point them out! Also that flower is called "bird of paradise"

[@paxwallacejazz]

Just discovered a cool channel called "Lesley the Bird Nerd"

[@andrewroberts707]

The flower is a Strelitzia

[@nates8520]

Sometimes we forget how beautiful this country can be. Seen it from a view of an adventurer is absolutely lovely. Going off the beaten tracks. Showing even the locals what is out there.

[@elvisisalive2716]

it bothers me that I can't find the energy to drive to the grocery store 10 min away, and you are conquering the world every day on your adventures.

[@teodelfuego]

I’m in the same boat. Twenty years ago I traveled to Nepal, Turkey, south and Central America. Now, I’m just buried under depression and life circumstances

[@koelkastridder3388]

Don't be too hard on either of yourselves. Sometimes you hit a rough patch, just take it slow ❤

[@ScissorN]

😂 same

[@superwag634]

Don’t stop moving. My 98 yo grandmother still lives alone and does her own shopping and climbs stairs to her 4th story apartment because there’s no lift. She says the secret is to keep moving

[@danielfox3003]

I can’t even get out of bed.

[@baldybaldwin2825]

Thank you for showing me South Africa, the scenery is beautiful and your editing skills are fantastic! ❤️ the channel! 🇺🇸

[@thomasanderson4664]

Wow , I'm a 260lb man and your stronger then me . God was having a good day when he was thinking of bring you into this world. Wow so cool

[@cgsather3309]

@trelo tsakali Seems you’re having a tough time transitioning trelo tsakali, but no need to take it out on others.

[@angelirby4251]

I absolutely her content. She's always in a happy good mood regardless of her situation and appreciates the beauty of her travels. I love how she shows us the paper map of her route, speaking as if we are right there beside her. Amazing woman.

[@panchopuskas1]

completely changing my idea of what South Africa is like.....for the better, I might add......

[@fabiano371]

We do have our problems, but for the most part it's incredible!

[@lukes497]

We live in a beautiful country, so nice to see others enjoying it.

[@indranil1932]

Spent 5 months in SA just before Covid happened. Absolutely loved it. In some part of the cities one should be careful, but elsewhere people are so friendly!

[@vvr881]

Come and visit...miles of unspoilt beaches, wildlife, and nice people. Also super cheap 🙃

[@lifewithchuckie562]

Depends it's like evey where else yeah they have crime and problems and more but they have a beautiful side and safe areas and sports and stuff it's like the USA they love to show Hollywood and new York but they never show the hood and run down houses low income neighborhoods crime homelessness drug problems and more of just depends which part you are in just like in south Africa.

[@maxmacpherson1957]

You do cope with adversity in an admirable way!

[@jeffroberts532]

Noraly, I just discovered your channel about a week ago and I’m totally addicted! I burned through season 2 and now I will start properly on season 1. You are such an astounding person! My mind is blown with every video. Thank you for sharing your life & adventures! God bless you!

[@lizaC0001]

Yes, Jeff, I clicked on a season 5 video and then decided to go back to season 1. I binged watched through all the seasons. Absolutely loved it and now touring with Norally to see my own country. So beautiful. Norally is so amazing.

[@Mr-Tony-888]

Hi Jeff. I am in exactly the same boat as you. I also discovered this channel 7 days ago, simply looking at ways to bike to Turkey and this popped up, now I am addicted.

[@redixora8612]

You are really a seasoned rider. I can't imagine riding alone on that off road track, alone & no one around. Salute for being courageous !

[@judd_s5643]

Courageous is an understatement! I can’t imagine doing what she does solo!

[@sagrodasia]

NorAly had covered by now almost 100,000km on several bikes , Through Asia, into Europe, then South America plan to get into US into Canada before Covid, deported back to Netherlands. Her itchy boots just itchy too much. Circling Europe not enough for her, upgrade her gears, merchandising, Next I heard AFRICA. Now I’m going to enjoy her adventure again, better than Netflix channel

[@rogerwilliams2902]

Ive 2 daughters your age and to think they were doing the same as you in that place would worry me rather a lot !!. You are very brave , so be careful.

[@NewSkiwi]

You are a legend!!!!! Well done on summiting and descending Sani Pass. "Why are you alone? Because I like it". I wish you safe travels through an incredibly beautiful country. But I must admit my heart was in my throat through most of this episode. Take care girl.

[@cedricpieterse7280]

It is nice to see my birth country through your eyes! You make me miss it!! Greetings from Sweden. Stay safe and keep on riding.

[@jeanj753]

The biscuits they gave you is known as rusks. It is commonly eaten by soaking it in some coffee or tea.

[@steveburton5825]

Yes, they are a bit of an acquired taste but once you get on to them, you start looking for them everywhere. I even looked into figuring out some way to import them into Canada. Loved them.

[@LeeB442]

Rusks are the name of a biscuit made for babies in the UK. I've seen something called rusk cake though. Funny how words evolve in different places.

[@eefneleman9564]

Looks like Lembas bread, Elvish waybread from LOTR!

[@theantheron85]

@@steveburton5825 Where in Canada? Here in Toronto there are some south African stores that imports Ouma Rusks.

[@mightybeanstick9872]

@@TheXaelem Biscotti is Italian. French is biscuit just as in English, but pronounced 'biss-kwee'. :)

[@kristofferrydquist8384]

I like the way the Honda engine sounds small but perky and enthusiastic when you go through the gears. SA looks astounding already.

[@JohnnyXoz]

"what did you say your name was again? 'Noraly' "we may have room for you after all!"

[@saddlsor]

everyone will make room for Noraly! if not, they will face the combined wrath and disapproval of the Itchy Boot internet crowd! and as I understand it, the Itchy Boot internet crowd are NOT to be trifled with! :-)

[@allangeorgewainwright3812]

The Dutch conection 🤗

[@_pant0m]

@@saddlsor u mean itchy boots Army

[@tonimusgrave9530]

With the owner being an adventure rider/tour guide he probably heard of you when you said your name and after you said you were on your bike. After all you’re known all over the world.

[@DeiseRebel]

@@saddlsor Itchybooters 😃

[@nevillealanrichards7736]

We have a VERY beautiful country ❤

[@AW99017]

This is where I grew up, absolutely stunning part of the world. And yes it's prone to a flash flood and the roads get washed away all the time! How awesome seeing it again as I haven't been back for a few years!

[@RV-in2mc]

Makes me sad that we couldn't stay in our beautiful home. It's lovely where I am now but it's just not SA and nothing could fill that void

[@andriesduplessis7182]

I stay in South Africa in Johannesburg, watching you travel our country is awesome. Your trips make me realize how many places of my own country I did not explore yet. Welcome and I wish you all the best in your travels.

[@ianross225]

I’m in London so whilst what you say is true, little here comes close. On my list. It’s a big list.

[@johnharris7353]

She is really the sweetest person. She looks depressed in her thumbnail I want to give her a big hug!

[@marriedbikerakaAchal]

You are awesome Noraly, a true youtuber, with no clickbait & just true content as per the channel theme ! 👍👍 ... Will be looking forward to ride along side with you whenever you plan to visit India again in the near future , be safe and cheers from a biker to a biker 🙂🙂🙂

[@JEmmertz]

The "CAN'T" part looked scary. Glad it wasn't any worse than a blocked road.

[@danmakingstuff8392]

Yeah, I thought there was a problem with the legal side of the bike, or another lock down/bike smashed up. Glad it's not as scary as the title looked.

[@mkbk9168]

Yea,xcared me too

[@GunnarCreutz]

Yes it scared me too! Various travel vlog channels have had titles like "This isn't for me", The end of travel vlogging?", "Everything I loved about traveling is gone", "End of the road", "This is a problem", "I can't continue", "It's over" lately, scaring me each time that the channel in question is closing down. Thankfully it's not that bad.

[@merylcasey7976]

Beskuit is rusks. We normally dip them in our tea or coffee

[@Terencehogben]

I laughed when she tried them dry

[@thomasm.h.9017]

I love South Africa! Nice to see the videos! 34 years ago we left SA...

[@libbyvalley]

EPIC journey, as always! You're loved by millions, NORALY. 💖✨😊 I knew they would take you in. WOW..what a gorgeous location. Only goodness shall find you. 🎶😁

[@mraidymaddful]

Another great vid here. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking isn’t it. You’re very brave, motorcycling alone in a foreign country. Good luck and safe riding xx

[@juliestout4056]

Celine Dion playing in the background at the gas station was great!!!! Your videos from beginning to end are out of this world!!!

[@shamoy1000]

Paying close attention to the flora and fauna is what traveling is all about. Great travelogue

[@BlackSun3Tube]

I suppose you included humans under the word "fauna" ;)

[@shamoy1000]

@@BlackSun3Tube Humans are pretty much all the same. Different clothes, food, customs but same goals, dreams, values.

[@BlackSun3Tube]

@@shamoy1000 I do agree about differences in food, clothes, (although it tends to diminish with global marketing), customs. Saying we have all same goals, values and dreams seems a bit more debatable ... Finally, we are all alike, but all uniques ;) (A friend of mine used to say, "we are all uniques except for me" :) )

[@messaoudbouali2732]

Je n'ai rien admiré de ce que vous avez visité......uniquement votre beauté sauvage de femme admirable....bon courage... Messaoud Bouali... Algiers.

[@motovation1028]

This woman wont stop... she’s living the life! I envy you... stay safe!

[@NicoleEddy1]

I’m loving these videos :) It’s always so great seeing our country through different eyes! Also, top tip for the next time you eat a rusk or ‘beskuit’, dunk it in your morning coffee…it’s a game changer ☕️ Safe travels & looking forward to catching up on your videos after this one!

[@theoschelin]

Can’t wait for the next episode, that is a beautiful part of the country

[@sapalot5660]

The title had me scared that you ran into another Peru like situation. Glad it was just an inconvenience. The scenery there is amazing. Thanks for the video.

[@trekpac2]

As usual, your video was just wonderful. I am so thrilled to see parts of South Africa.

[@Klijndijk02]

When I read the title I thought your whole journey can’t continue. But luckily that is’nt the case. Have a nice trip and i’m looking forward to the new episode.

[@CaptainScarlet1961]

Yeah', I'm relieved too as I thought she may have perhaps snagged a foot in a pot-hole & twisted her ankle or something from the thumbnail :-( Maybe the day played out just how destiny wanted it to! just to steer you to where it wanted you to end up, meeting really lovely people & staying in places one's only ever imagined in their wildest dreams is truly one of life's privileges :-)

[@danielburgess7037]

same here, thought some social/government interference was happening

[@zeez9053]

That’s the whole idea to be dramatic to get views

[@johndanser4180]

Noraly please don't scare us like that. We read into your opening words that something serious has happened. So glad it was only a closed road. You know how much we all love you and are concerned about you, always. We have an old American expression that can be your motto "Keep On Trucking". JD

[@hossp2365]

Agreed. “THIS IS A PROBLEM ...I CAN’T continue” .... road is blocked, eats lunch prepared by host, turns around. Give me a break. The ongoing click bait continues to diminish the channel sadly.

[@bikert]

When going to Tzaneen, I can recommend Diggerstrest Lodge to stay, a Dutch family run this, they are very nice

[@dhblan8591]

Hi Noraly. I know so little about So. Africa and Africa in general that your new season will be enlightening and informative just as your previous series. The countryside is amazing. And the places where you have stayed look incredible as well. Stay safe and heathy.

[@TheNCAdventurer]

The Afrikaans word is "Beskuit", English called Rusks. Meant to be dipped in a tea or coffee to soften it. Dry they are hard and not as flavorful. Enjoy our traditional foods and beautiful country.

[@starscream1457]

Indian word is also biscuit... I think its an english global word

[@johnymaloney1190]

Sneaky little clickbaity title, Miss Noraly ;) Even so, you are an amazing human being, so inspiring. Thank you!

[@outsidejunk]

In South Africa they call a Petrol Station a "Garage". I was so confused the first time I heard about it. I could notice that the old lady was confused because she expected you to ask for a garage... lol

[@azaniabantu]

We traffic lights robots

[@outsidejunk]

@@azaniabantu exactly

[@nspires1]

YAZ! That was a “proper” Itchy Boots adventure! GORGEOUS landscape, animals sunbathing in the road, friendly locals, getting tips as you go, even having to back-track, and then turning a “NO” from the guesthouse into a “YES”. Happy International Women’s Day! Stay Fierce, Friendly, Open!

[@PIasmaZombie]

If she was a guy, the response on the phone from the other guy would have stayed no.

[@BlackSun3Tube]

@@PIasmaZombie Maybe yes, maybe no. Depends often of the "feeling". Courtesy, voice, etc, may have a big role there. Note: in a comment below, the son of the owner did explain why his father did say "No" at first. Look for "Gerrit du Toit" 's comment.

[@christophmensch3945]

Wow, a lot of special animals, plants, amazing sceneries, riding roads, food and such a great accommodation! Really nice to discover South Africa with you!!

[@cambellevans9945]

The quality of these videos (both audio and video) really is top notch. 😳

[@barryandjoyce]

Stellar scenery in SA. Thank you for bringing us along!

[@warrenbright5393]

I'm from Cape Town, South Africa. Our country is SO beautiful. I'm in the process of buying my first motorcycle and can't wait to go on some amazing adventures.

[@nlocnil3602]

Watching this right now from my hometown of Tzaneen. I got so excited when I saw this trip, hope you enjoyed the beauty of our garden of Eden. 🥳🥳

[@MarceloMarcotullio]

She did not have any problems with the "obstacows" in the road....

[@naher1277]

It sounded like ox-tables to me ;-)

[@mixzangu]

I herd that too 🤣🤣🤣

[@oklahomahank2378]

She mooo-ved by them with udder aplomb.

[@Madaniyt]

"I CAN'T continue" scared me.

[@Madaniyt]

@AdventureDog Probably. 2020 was something that is why

[@deanzaZZR]

@AdventureDog I have only been following Itchy Boots for about a year but that's the first click baity title I can remember. I was worried for her.

[@bundunett3212]

now if there were two of you on bikes ...... well, i'd have given that road a bash! :)

[@laatjeangstvaren]

Mooi om je weer op weg te zien!

[@jamesrehn6609]

You are an amazing woman with such a positive outlook. Love the videos Noraly

[@adventurebikingSA]

Noraly, I am kind of glad that Orrie Baragwanath Pass was closed, thats a REALLY tough pass and I am fairly certain that you would have hurt your little Honda trying to get through. I wouldnt advise trying it without a bashplate. I have ridden many passes around South Africa, and Orrie is probably the worst

[@sayuas4293]

Damn she doesn't even have a skidplate and she's doing all that? lol

[@The_Arby]

Love what you said on FB about International Woman's Day Noraly :-) Hope your good and enjoying your adventure in South Africa :-)

[@CyclingMikey]

Biskuit!!!! I was born in Zimbabwe, and I've motorcycled through Blyde River Canyon, not too far away from where you are here. Fantastic! Ik ben ook Nederlands hoor.

[@michaelsewell3706]

The hanging nests belong to birds called Weavers .

[@philhunt9297]

A delicacy for elephants IIRC 😲🤯 closes 🚪 out my way out

[@101akar]

be a weaver -says the beaver

[@gregoryemmanuel9168]

And usually weaver birds create colonies that can number over 100 nests. The flower is a bird of paradise and those were helmeted guinea fowl (they taste really good too)

[@hagestad]

ah yes. Whether ritually or in fits of rage, they are portrayed as self-mutilating creatures, peeling off parts of their own skins and shoving pieces of metal into the flesh.

[@davidmesser8619]

For a minute I thought that you couldn't continue your journey and had to return to Holland. I am glad that was not the case. Beautiful country Noraly. Be sure and watch for snakes. Take care my friend. Vaughn

[@MagnoJrEla]

All my admirations for you Noraly being adventurous, courageous, talented woman & even more to describe your amazing personality. How I wish I were like you during my younger days. Good luck to you, more power & God bless…..(an avid follower❤)

[@elainejoyhutchison7990]

Lived in Jo’burg for 5 years and biked all round SA on my own. People thought I was crazy to do that as a lone female. I felt safer out in the country than around Jo’burg. Loving your travels and reminding me of fun times. Went to Tzaneen with the BMW club of Pretoria - great off-road riding. Enjoy 🌹

[@JohnSmith-ju1gi]

I am continually impressed. You are a true adventurer. I am inspired. Getting my bike ready now.

[@Eltargrimm]

1) This ep proves that there is a motorcycle fellowship that knows no boundaries. You can always count on a fellow rider to help you out when push comes to shove. 2) I admire how you did not let the road block sour your day. I'm sure it was disappointing (been there, done that) but you did not let it take anything away from the experience, which is what this is all about.

[@DaveMyMateDave]

You're amazing, me and my girls always watch you and really enjoy your adventures. Postive female role model to show my girls they can do whatever they set out to achieve in life.

[@taylanalbayrak8508]

Oh, that is very lovely to read! Happy Women's day! :-)

[@lylemacdonald6672]

I do love those windy roads hugging winding rivers. Beautiful scenery.

[@MyLostYouth]

I love seeing them from Noraly, but I'd be so scared/nervous if I was there trying to navigate them. 😜

[@JHC98]

Just love watching you videos! Love your passion for what you do! Super!

[@giorgosvoulgaridis238]

The title of this episode got me scared for a momment... I am glad that everything is ok and the adventure keeps on. Stay safe Noraly and have fun!

[@deanjohnson7350]

"I can't continue," had me worried for a minute there, glad it's all ok!

[@drodrigues3451]

Me too

[@cindyhaley8462]

I don't know if anyone said this before but the bird nest - they are weaver birds. The male builds them (amazing to watch) to attract a female. What's sad is when he flys away to get more grass, another male will steal the chance to swoop in and start tearing his nest apart. When he comes back he has some home repairs to do.

[@rentostay3015]

Respect from Chennai, India

[@grdinesh]

+1 Also from Coimbatore, India

[@thirukumaran1964]

Good evening from Madurai

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday, there’s only two words that describes Itchy Boots videos “Absolutely Awesome”, thank you

[@iainmacdonald5907]

So pleased you picked S. Africa, such a beautiful place. We're going to have a feast of breathtaking scenery.

[@patmtc477]

I hope you watched the Zimbabwean tour that she did...its puts SA scenery to shame.

[@legionesumus5250]

Really look forward to your videos. A breath of fresh air!👍

[@ogonzilla]

Goats, cows, impala, wildebeest, baboons, donkey, fowl?!?! I'm loving it!

[@Rickimusic]

This sure is better than desert and camels all over and a fair price for the coke, half a dollar US.

[@ahooogerhuis]

...and thats just the viewers!

[@jonramer8984]

Hey Omar! 👋

[@ogonzilla]

@@jonramer8984 hey Jon. Traveling too? 😊

[@Rickimusic]

@@ahooogerhuis lol

[@GuidoCremie]

I'm so so homesick watching these amazing video's of you in SA, enjoy the magic of Africa.

[@dstanley4455]

Happy International Women's Day!! You were riding through some spectacular countryside today. Lush and green. Your new bike seems to be perfect for these roads and areas. Safe travels. p.s. good thing the guinea fowl didn't 'sound off' for you---a group of guinea fowl can be ear-splittingly LOUD when they get excited.

[@genestatler2514]

Well Noraly, so far it looks like it's been good weather and beautiful scenery. Too bad about the long backtrack, but you certainly found a wonderful place to stay. Please take care and be safe.

[@robertjones3406]

Onca again Noraly i love how you can face all these obsticles and still remain sane at the end. Great spot you foud and and very accomadating People as well. Stay safe. Aussie Bob.

[@run4st717]

never wanted to Adventure bike but totally wanted to when you were sitting having snack and the warm breeze was blowing...cold here in East Coast of US

[@Pozi_Drive]

A male trraveller might not be as lucky as Itchy has been until now. If you live in the USA you have in fact all countries and continents inside the nations borders.

[@Ben_Dover_911]

Wow! How beautiful is this place? And the owners are also very nice people as it seems. 👍

[@nostradam96]

It is very good that you, Noraly, started traveling to different distant and interesting countries again. It's great to see South Africa as it is now with you. I wish you success, new trips and interesting meetings.

[@jean-pierrecayol4897]

Congrats, you are brave and you make us dream. I can’t wait for the next episode! If I may say so, just watch out for snakes when you stop in the grass! Good luck for the trip! And hi from Austria!

[@atticuskilby515]

Noraly, you are amazing! Just goes to show that when one is in their natural flow, even a "bad" day can turn out with many pleasant surprises!

[@Homoprimatesapiens]

Thanx so much dear young lady for giving our housebounds the opportunity to travel along with you. This is really awesome. Unfortunately i missed out a few episodes of your tour but maybe i will find the other episodes on your channel. Please be safe at this time of turmoil and havoc in our beloved country. 🇿🇦👍🏍️💟

[@TheBearDenPhotography]

"I CAN'T continue..." Well, as usual, Noraly just adapts and overcomes! One tough and enterprising woman. Loving this series in ZA!

[@markspeckan156]

At least the cows, goats, and donkeys don’t like to chase motorcycles.

[@paulvanderhaegen761]

@@yerikkaramukhanov4873 tigers hummmm in Sout-Africa, wy not dinosores LOL🤣🤣🤣

[@ballisticbisen6448]

Hahaha

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Those funny dogs with the big furry head can be a pain ......... literally

[@Bratfalken]

@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Hyenas?

[@mixzangu]

This comment is underrated.

[@johnevans6474]

Your pleasant upbeat personality always lifts my spirit, you great x

[@venti4268]

Fantastic scenery. Looking forward to see more of south africa