Invited by NOMADS in Mauritania for some CAMEL MILK |S7 - E19|

[@kaizen2049]

A big shout out to the people of Mauritania for their hospitality & noraly too for showing us the true Mauritania.

[@MarcoCjOrg]

I've done my fair share of ruff traveling back in my days ,.. oh the good old days! Good to see that all is still possible to experience today. People in the outback are always most welcoming to visitors. And you can trust to safely drink their water. It's the cities where you have to look out for disentry and bad people,.. and politicians and bankers...

[@Flying2sofa]

I totally agree!!! What a beautiful way to discover! Amazing Video

[@Ian-bq7gp]

A huge shout out to you all, what an amazing journey so hard riding on sand in the heat. Ive ridden in rajastan in the semi desert and its hard work. You are a tough cookie crossing this. Take care Noraly and im so grateful to Ahmed for his kindness, what a beautiful soul he is.

[@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL]

Very well said

[@JAMMAJ-cq2bl]

@@MarcoCjOrg TRUE !!!😂👍👍

[@txbagman3444]

👏👏👍HUGE shoutout to Ahmed for coming to your 'rescue' !! 🙏🙏He will be added to the list of ItchyBoots Angels. Glad you are safe. Have a well-deserved rest. Respect 🙏💖🏍🤠

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Indeed Noraly has Angels. I think she has a fuel angel too!

[@otisbeer]

An angel without chainsaw, this time😊

[@sambado]

What a top lad Ahmed is. He was absolutely impeccable. The nomads in the desert seems to have a pretty tight sense of community and always looking after one's in need. Legends!

[@Torres-tw3ic]

@@youme1414 this is already very inhospitable for me.

[@JAMMAJ-cq2bl]

True man!!!! The people who have the least are usually the ones willing to help the most. Kudos to the people in Mauritania.❤

[@DustinHawke]

You edited your comment, yet it still says "normads". lol

[@africo9104]

​@@DustinHawke I'm sure she was just too exhausted.

[@carlbrown9082]

You have truly blown any stereotypes about Mauritania out of the water. Such hauntingly beautiful landscapes, and amazing people. Ahmed is our new Hero for helping you out and escorting you so far. He's a great ambassador for his people.

[@haronclement]

what are stereotypes about Mauritania? I doubt most people would know how to point it on a map! let alone have any idea about what the country or the people are like

[@lenkiewitcz]

@@haronclement I know right...

[@RedboneUnincorporated]

​@haronclement seriously! I never knew the country existed, until Noraly visited.

[@dprout3392]

Ahmed travelling, gliding through the desert, drawing curves in the sand is like an albatros gliding through oceans. It seems so easy for him. A wonderful human being meeting with another wonderful human being made a wonderful story. Thanks to both Ahmed and Noraly.

[@extremeelytonymccullagh3465]

Ahmed ,Noraly . no d . all Cloke !! Four wheels instead of two . Of Oceans !! T. Tipp.

[@josephgiri2398]

Well said.

[@Mohsen_Ali9]

Ahmed is really a legend in Mauritania. What a personality and supportive guy he is. Mauritanian's people hospitality is at another level.

[@Mohsen_Ali9]

@@harrycolon5301 Agree with you

[@thenorthwoodz]

12 hours traveling through a hot desert sitting upon a hot motor. Noraly will sleep well tonight! Thank you to the people of Mauritania for looking after Noraly!

[@danielmcneil3004]

Three cheers for Ahmed🎉🎉🎉. What a great guide and human being, to go out of his way to assist Noraly and Alaska. Fantastic ride through the beautiful Mauritanian desert. Thanks , Noraly for sharing this adventure. Cheers and stay safe. Dan. ✌️🇨🇦

[@rodneyshepherd9120]

Ahmed was fantastic in his emergency support for Noraly. His ability to navigate through the desert! I just love his blue flowing robes and personality. What an absolutely amazing episode!

[@44NorthWyo]

What a wonderful example of a good human. I cried watching. Just beautiful to see. Thank you Ahmed!

[@justogarcia8376]

How did we get so lucky to have the someone like Noraly show us the world in such a beautiful perspective? I cannot get over this journey. ❤

[@kwesigaalex4765]

Surely, we have "travelled" while at the same time seated at home 😂😂

[@Markevans63]

Fantastic scenery ✅... Educational ✅... Restores your faith in Humanity ✅... amazing work by our Queen of the Desert

[@caperrob1662]

Every single episode

[@bmwbob51]

Ahmed saved the day! I can't imagine what would have happened if he hadn't offer to help. That was a lot of desert to cross by yourself unguided!

[@davidpenfold]

Ahmed, your own personal rally guide. What a legend

[@countryman569]

Just in North Africa :)

[@davidpenfold]

@@countryman569 Pretty handy for Noraly though!

[@davidpenfold]

@@GaryM67-71 He travelled five hours to meet her, then did a 12 hour ride with her (then he had to go back). That's pretty leg in my book!

[@martinreinders6870]

Dont wanna sound cynical, but he is from the Ministry of Tourism. Probably is his job to guide her safely. Public relations is not bad though. Its good to drive safely through a difficult country like Mauritania.

[@davidpenfold]

@@GaryM67-71 I have no idea what you're talking about 🤪

[@hartfischer5509]

Ahmed is the greatest ambasador for Tourism Mauritania. What a great guy. Such incredible desert beauty and adventure. Great video.

[@Hussain-zf1wg]

شعب مضياف وكريم شكراً لأهلنا في موريتانيا لقد اعطوا نورالي صورة رائعة عن المسلمين وحبهم لاغاثة الملهوث 🌹 .. تحياتي لكم من السعودية 🇸🇦🇸🇦

[@Mauritanian22]

تحية لك ❤

[@mightykimo]

All the respect and love from Egypt to our brothers in Mauritania.. My dad lived there in the nineties worked as an Engineer designing roads with the UN.

[@retiredbutnotdead9929]

And the adventures continue. Noraly is like a cat, always landing on her feet regardless of her mishaps… and always a true ambassador of good will.

[@reneprovencher8395]

Noraly is an ambassador for the world!!!!! ❤

[@oscr_zen]

love it

[@manfrombkk]

Just WOW !1 Thank you for taking us to see landscapes, that most likely, us 1.6 million viewers would never have seen.

[@TheBearDenPhotography]

Two legends in this episode... Ahmed the Knight in Shining Armor, and Noraly on Alaska. What a epic journey across the desert!

[@craigice9635]

That would be three legends then.😊

[@nourddinejaguar94]

Another legend u forgot about is the donkey who goes 30 km a day

[@ZackaryMac]

As a biker, she kept me on the edge of my seat as she rides through the desert. Sand can be so challenging to ride through! I'm glad she's safe. When she rides, we all ride with her.

[@annhooper726]

I love that comment. "We all ride with her" great lady the Boots, strong and durable. I so admire her...

[@khaledkhan8947]

100% agreed - when she rides, we all ride with her.

[@jayarr614]

Oh indeed we do. That is, I do. I'm just glad I am alone and nobody sees the silly me lean into curves with here sometimes.. 😵😇

[@greenstair]

Yep, just what you said. Such an amazing adventure.

[@hangemhigh63]

WWG1WGA

[@doobresick]

That’s the best way to learn the “feel” of riding in the desert, following the tracks of someone who knows the way.. it simplifies the learning process…

[@wernerschmidt4481]

Ahmed, thank you very much for supportin Noraly!! You are the best!!!

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

You definitely found gold in Ahmed! Very kind of him to act as a guide. The people of Mauritania have been very supportive and kind. And, the desert area is very beautiful! Ride safe Noraly!

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

@@GaryM67-71 …. He is an amazing person! Very nice of him to help Noraly!

[@chrissilver7719]

Ahmed picking up random people along the way what a legend.

[@rockbutcher]

It's a different mind-set when you live in places like that. I've travelled and worked all over the world as well. It's the same up north in Alaska, the Yukon or Northwest Territories; you never pass someone on the side of the road between communities without stopping and asking if they are ok or need help. You pay it forward every time you do that, because one time in the future it might be you who needs help. City folks down south simply don't get it. Heck, most city folks don't know their neighbor's first name.

[@rockbutcher]

@@GaryM67-71 This is the way.

[@lvi8957]

​@@rockbutcher true 💯💯

[@shartat]

That part of the desert you crossed today is called Tiress, it is a well beloved desert there. Every single part of that vast area has a name, and you can't imagine how many times do those places appear in poems and songs (both in Hassaniya, and classical Arabic poems).. Tiress has a mysterious charm, its air is beautiful and its plants/weather are healthy for camels.. lovely to see you cross it and enjoy a well deserved rest in the beautiful oasis of Atar ! :)

[@craigsmith2808]

I love that Ahmed, everybody needs an Ahmed in their lives. Salute to you, Sir.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Wise old man

[@oneusmarine]

Amazing terrain, Amazing people. Outstanding hospitality is part of their culture. Ahmed has been a very good Ambassador for his country. We are all getting a great feeling about this area without politics and religion getting in the way of the humanity. This could not be any better. Proud of Noraly.

[@cspencer3421]

I know you like traveling alone and exploring by yourself but this guy is golden.

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

Splendid video today watching Ahmed kindness and his outstanding gesture helping Noraly even though that he was injured. He is gold.

[@avaly977]

1000% and him occasionally checking if she was ok. He is a good guy

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

@@avaly977 Noble human being Ahmed.

[@khmansour1]

بارك الله فيك سيد احمد كفيت ووفيت والنعم فيك وفي اصلك. رفت راس موريتانيا والمسلمين إلى السماء. حفظك الله واصلح اولادك.

[@kengreenfield-nman]

I'm not sure you would have made it through that desert without Ahmed's help. SO, SO remote and largely trackless. Well done on such a tough ride! (And good to know you paid for Ahmed's time and fuel. His help was priceless!)👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💛💛

[@ragweed3524]

Wow…100 thumbs up for this adventure ! Ahmed was an absolute blessing. Amazing how a casual meet at the border could turn into such an unforgettable experience. The nomad life is unbelievable and your interaction with all the people is so heartwarming. Alaska definitely earned her keep on this one!

[@1STGeneral]

​@GM The numbers on the vehicles what is the meaning ? Not the license/registration plate but on the back window/side, or trunk lid. Something to do with sports ?

[@rockbutcher]

As a fellow geologist I must say that I truly do envy you Noraly. We spend time at mining and exploration sites all around the world, but never really get the chance to explore the countries that we are in because we are paid to fly in, work and then fly out. You have charted a unique path for yourself and I commend you for that. Stay safe and great adventures to come!

[@brianwooton1992]

I studied geology at Virginia Tech (though I got my degree in something else), and it's my favorite part of her expertise. Her trip through Namibia was amazing.

[@stephenmckeown5040]

The so called 'Monolith' Ben Amir is astonishing.

[@trippontwowheels]

What a kind person Ahmed is! Glad to see you back making progress in that sand. Now to enjoy the next 20 minutes! Noraly you’re the best.

[@williamstreet4304]

Noraly, thank you! I have found through travels in many parts of the world that people are mostly helpful and kind. You find a person who is willing to help you when you are in need. You find the police who are ready to provide shelter when you are in need. You find random people who invite you into their homes for refreshments. That reflects what I have found as I have traveled many places. Of course, there are others who want to take advantage. They are everywhere. But, across the world, there are far more who want to help, to show that their country is good, to protect us from harm. I am enthralled by the beauty and compassion you show us every week. Thank you.

[@wajidullah2812]

I got emotional watching the episode n the hospitality of muslim brother AHMED of Mauritania.. From Pakistan love u brother

[@gopherholehotel]

Three cheers for Ahmed ! What super nice guy to help out Noraly and show her such an adventure ! What a special episode .

[@benderbender1233]

🤙

[@KORITA99]

True

[@injahnet]

Ahmed, another kind soul that gives us hope humanity can still be saved. I hope you bought him a tanker load of fuel so he can continue to help all those that may venture behind you as a result of your great videos. Pay it forward. :)

[@injahnet]

@@sys-administrator Ahh. You know much more than I do. Did not know he was employed by someone else. I assume his job is to be a professional guide too? Maybe Noraly could give them a reference mention here also just in case some other traveler could use their service. Thanks for pointing this out.

[@injahnet]

@@paulwassenaar8351 I will do that. I did not get the impression from this video he was hired though his employer though, or that he was hired to guide her across the desert. Thought Noraly called him and he came to her assistance initially because the bike would not start and then went further to accompany her across the dunes. Still I am there would be no harm no fowl if his contact for others were available.

[@injahnet]

@@sys-administrator Nice. Thanks.

[@bluesmoke8714]

@@sys-administrator then he deserves a raise, the world saw his goodness.

[@davidpenfold]

@@sys-administrator If you listen to the video, she paid for his expenses (including fuel and time) to both their satisfaction.

[@ROTV-DanLockhart]

It's like you're riding on another planet, Noraly! Very nice hospitality of the Mauritanian nomads. I'm sure there aren't many people in this world that can say they've had a traditional camel milk greeting with nomads. Thank you, Ahmed for taking care of Noraly! Giving the rest of us a great perspective of the world. Thanks for this video, Noraly. Great job!

[@BartMolkenboer]

That honk when he's turning around to look for you and you honk to let him know you are there. That is life. 🔥

[@gregd.88]

Wow, when Noraly says she is going for a ride in the desert, she is not kidding!!! Ahmed was a life saver. Best time I have ever had seeing nothing but sand.

[@adriansgt9465]

Somehow I feel your anxiety and nervousness having to traverse the desert with 1 bar of fuel left! But the comfort is knowing you have Ahmed with you!

[@robertscofield7845]

Go Honda! Great vehicles!

[@ggs0605]

Holy buckets! She might not have finished this leg of her journey without her good friend carrying her luggage! Thank you for being a Good Samaritan!

[@douglaskiambi1785]

Ahmed is a Godsend. We all want an Ahmed at some time in our lives. Good health to him and good tidings as well to all Ahmeds out there.

[@Annur375]

What a super wonderful man you met that helped you get out of that horrible situation of your motorcycle not starting. Then, he took you to his place and later accompanied you to a new destination. He is one of the angels that you will find along the way. You are not alone, Noraly. I also want to point out that I had noticed how all your motorcycles always started on the first try and how frustrating must have been for you when "Alaska" did not start. Wow! What a great adventure. Godspeed, Noraly.

[@jeffreykurley6141]

When life gives itchy boots lemons she makes champagne. A very singular woman!✌️🤟

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Incredible adventure Noraly! What an absolute blessing Ahmed was - especially to travel that distance and give up his time. Such a generous man, fabulous guide, a hero IMHO. That nomadic family too. In my experience, desert people are incredibly hospitable, generous and kind. 💜

[@justinwolff1416]

Those who have the least to give, more often give the most. A lesson the top end of town could learn if humanity is to survive itself. The people, the landscape, the wildlife and adventure... Noraly & Alaska are living the good life 😁👍

[@Buck1954]

Achmed is an amazing gentleman to escort you to your destination safely. To all the people there, thank you for protecting Noraly. I hope you can get the transmission issue sorted soon. At breakfast yesterday, my old biker buddies are all talking about you and how you are so capable of handling sand now, and you are complete in your riding skills. And your winning smile makes friends everywhere you go. An amazing woman you are.

[@TheGunnarRoxen]

I really appreciate you you respect the locals and don't shove the camera in their faces. You are a good traveller 😊

[@jeanneprice6736]

Whatever Ahmed was paid …it was worth it! What an extraordinary adventure. A memory forever.

[@eduardowittemoller8621]

Increíble actitud de Ahmed, tener tanta empatía con el prójimo y un profundo conocimiento de desierto!!! Encontrarse con gente así es un privilegio y hay qué mostrarlo al mundo. Noraly, gracias por compartir ésta experiencia!!!

[@jorgemariamez4409]

Ya le dije a Noraly que lo menos que puede hacer para agradecer tanto cuidado, compañía y ayuda que le han brindado en el desierto es casarse con Ahmed 😅😅

[@sandyduehring4377]

What kind people you encounter. May we all learn from these humble people to be so giving. Thank you Noraly for sharing your adventures.

[@photoenduro]

This small Honda is a small consumer and very reliable motorcycle. We have to admit the same thing about reliability for this Toyota :-) Ride safe Noraly!

[@dgrforfreedom61]

The Nomads were such a treat and their hospitality is to be greatly admired. The man escorting Loraly and carrying her luggage while showing her the way through the desert is just amazing. Thanks for the adventure Loraly!

[@MrZedagaita]

As a Motorcycle mechanic and a Motorcyclist e warms mu hearth watching how great the people of the world can be .... I big thank toy to Ahmed a all the people of Mauritania ..Explore Noraly and may the great powers of human kind be with you

[@DianeGleason-tc9zd]

Dear Noraly, I appreciate the one happy place I can always find a break from the bad news around us all. You bring such joy each and every time. It is so special and so greatly appreciated.! Keep going!

[@benjaminvanschalkwyk4759]

Hi Noraly, thanks for the ride through the desert of Mauritania, kudos to the beautiful people of Mauritania, especially Ahmed, truly my hero, take a nice rest before we can proceed our journey,, keep well dearest, God bless 🙏

[@ramaramakrishnan132]

Ahmed is not just a hero and helpful. He is truly noble. What a wonderful place this world would be if we had more of him.

[@RobertoVagabond]

Every episode in this season is getting better and better. Mauritania is such a surprise gem!

[@funkdunk]

Ahmed deserves an award for promoting Mauritania as a country of hospitable people. Thank goodness you and he crossed paths as he proved to be almost angelic in the way in which he guided you safely through the desert 🏜 ...great episode. 🎉

[@greenfire6924]

Ahmed is the man. A "Roger of the Western Sahara" if you remember Roger out of Wallace, Idaho from Season 6. I buy and burn gasoline by the gallon (except when infrequently riding in Canada). So, when Noraly arrived Atar and Alaska took two tenths shy of capacity I incorrectly thought it wasn't too bad- I've done that a number of times. Then I remembered it is two tenths of a liter not of a gallon! That converts to a mere 7 ounces remaining in Alaska! This brings me back to Ahmed. His hauling of Noraly's luggage was key to Alaska not running out.

[@fernandomarquez3131]

Lovely music in the background. LOVELY

[@patrickpritchard8301]

So much of the world we would never see without Noraly. Always on the road less traveled. I keep coming back to how the visit by Itchy Boots must effect the local people. n a short period I met a man who had never left New York city and then a man who had never left his tiny vilage in Alaska. What an amazing diversity our beautiful planet holds! Ride on safely!

[@muddypawsadventurer7775]

Incredible, Noraly pulls the best out of people in the middle of NOWHERE... I now understand the randomness of tracks in the desert. Everyone just knows were they want to go and make tracks in that general direction. There's a rock formation that is a way point, a dune etc. All sorta eyeballed/close enough. They make it to their destination.. This is better than the Amazing Race that I USE to enjoy years ago, because of the different cultures...

[@jondavis4676]

The people appear to have so little but always share so much. Always a welcome and always willing to help. Thanks for the ride!

[@donalddodson7365]

What a blessing Alaska's non-starting became: Achmed to the rescue, turned out not to be major mechanical problem, but brought Noraly's escort and pathfinder. Had she needed to cross that desert track loaded with luggage on her own, we might not be watching this episode so quickly. As much fun as solo riding can be, for me having a fellow traveler allows me to relax more. Thank you, Noraly and Achmed for a great adventure.

[@khalilismaeel-p5o]

Wow wow wow, I am still speachless while watching every single second of this amazing , wonderful and georgeus adventure you have been made. I also still speachless about what has AHMED done to help you, given his guidance all the far distances for a long time with his kindly heart together with all the mouritanian nomades and people as well.That Ahmed is really the hero and the lion of the desert, . Wow wow wow..Wees voorzichtig Noraly en rijd ook veilig . Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@jerryresch5308]

Who among all the thousands of followers of Noraly, have been offered camel's milk and tea by nomads? What an adventure! Every episode is filled with new happenings! Love it!!

[@Andrewpc2023]

Noraly, thank you so much this latest adventure had it all, suspense, danger and a destination that delivered you a refill and rest. Thank you Achmed for keeping our precious Noraly safe🙏👏💝

[@mw5356]

Heartwarming all these wonderful people everywhere. Actually sad to see how much warmth we lost in the West. Greetings from the Netherlands💖💖💖

[@Omar7.4]

In several ways Noraly's experiences in the last two episodes reminded me of her experiences in Nevada/Utah in season 6. First, the bike crash injuring Noraly in the US and Alaska in Mauritania. Second, the rescue from a saviour summoned by her for help. And finally, a guided tour from the saviour over the area which she intended to traverse herself had no crash occurred. We are all so grateful for those who have gone out of their way to help another human in need.

[@donaldoehl7690]

This may be your best season yet IMO. You've done more for tourism in Mauritania than anyone else. Achmed will praise you for years to come I think.

[@darrylmoffett8323]

You always seem to amaze me how you manage to communicate with the locals. What an ambassador you are and not just for the Dutch or women but for the world. I’ve watch your adventures from the beginning and still find you amazing. Ride safe and have fun. 🇺🇸

[@TheBearDenPhotography]

I've been thinking the same thing. She's a great ambassador for humanity!

[@Bullshit1011]

Yeah imagine how sweet the Word would be if people like Noraly were running the place , compassion, morals, and adventure riding tracks in every country 😊

[@thetessellater9163]

They probably think she's Madonna come to shop for another child.

[@alanbrown7558]

Yet another epic ride that honestly couldn't have been achieved without the assistance of the Magnificent Ahmed carrying your gear. You made the right choice and had the best ride. With the pressure of the Trail, Dunes, the Safe and Adventurous Route, meant that your enjoyment was amplified. The hospitality of local people is to be applauded and admired. Noraly, you surprised us all yet again, and Ahmed, you are a National Treasure. Ride Safe, Ride Free

[@angiecerv]

Believe it or not, you look so glowing and gorgeous for riding 12 hours Noraly... I guess the Mauritanian desert heat had done good for your skin. Lovely Your rides had proven my belief that there are still plenty of kind and good people everywhere.

[@rjeepster8640]

The generosity and general good heartedness of people all over the world amaze me!

[@lilydoesart937]

I cried through most of this one, I actually cry through most of them😂simply because of the beauty. The beauty of the people the places the interactions. SO MUCH BEAUTY. Feel it so deeply. Thank you for sharing these amazing experiences. Love to you Noraly, love to your guides and hosts and helpers. ❤ 🫂

[@shmileblik4338]

Tu est entrain d'exploser tout les stéréotypes que certains ont dû construire sur les gens de ces régions. Une jeune blonde, qui voyage seule. Traverse des contrées désertiques, Tombe en panne et se fait aider par des inconnus... Aucune agression, aucune tentative de viol, pas de vol...c'est juste incroyable. Merci d'être l'ambassadrice qui montre et véhicule cette si belle image de ces gens. 🙏💚🧡💙💜💐

[@Pesmog]

You could see that Ahmed is a master at avoiding the soft an difficult sections of sand. No doubt he has been driving in that stuff most of his life.

[@cjctucson7683]

It's nice to see that somebody else that wants their motorcycle to not tip over says "stay" like a dog. Blessings on Ahmed for taking such good care of you and showing you the shorter route. As expected from someone as sweet as you, great that you settled with Ahmed for the expense of your trip. You deserve your "down time".

[@johnkral627]

That rock formation in the middle of the desert was a sight to behold. Thanks for another great trip. Ahmed was a great tour guide. 👍

[@michaelfk2548]

Massive thumbs up !..What a guy Ahmed

[@lombertomonsivais3327]

Norally, tienes un temple envidiable, no hay nada que te detenga y en momentos dificiles hay alguien cercano que te ayuda, un angel siempre te acompaña. Un gusto saber que existen personas que ayudan desinteresadamente al projimo. Un abrazo y gracias por deleitarnos con tus viajes.

[@robertscranton2358]

An Angel in the desert to provide guidance. Noraly, I beginning to believe you are a human with supernatural powers😉, beyond the ability to collect over 1.6 million followers. What an amazing ride. Thank you for the ride👍👍

[@billcotton1551]

That had to be fun riding the desert without the luggage on Alaska. Again ,Ahmed is the best!

[@DonQuixote547]

God was looking after you by sending “Ahmed” to take care of you. What a wonderful man, he has restored my faith in humanity. The scenery was outstanding, I envy you.

[@DavaAdo-s3c]

اطار. نورالي. احمد. أسطورة تنضاف الى أساطير الصحراء الكبرى. شغفك نورالي برؤية اطار ايقظ كل معاني المحبة . Bravo

[@WhiteTiger333]

Up close to the monolith - wow! Ahmed taking you through the desert on "the best route" of no roads whatsoever. Nothing like having the Sahara Desert as your familiar 'hood. What a unique and wonderful adventure. Going with you on your adventures is completely the next best thing to being there, just because of the way you present. Your energy and delight at discovery is contagious. 💖 (Not to mention the really fantastic videography and editing).

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Noraly - You are shining the light reaching and teaching millions. Every video is incredible. What a grueling day for you and "poor Alaska". Even those of us that ride off-road can't realize the mental and physical ability it takes to ride across that desert all day in the heat. Both Noraly and Alaska were out of fuel after reaching Atar. Awesome Alaska - 48ks on reserve in that terrain! And like everyone else, I must give "Ahmed the Great" high praise for guiding and taking such good care of Noraly for us. We are indebted to you. Peace be with you Ahmed. Noraly, I can't emphasize enough what an inspiration you (and Alaska) are. Peace ❤❤❤

[@stanleydenning]

Wonderful journey. Every episode is a cliffhanger and very exciting. And I thought a weekend camping trip on my motorcycle was an adventure. Well... It should be. Since I am 61. Wishing I was young again.

[@GSXR750BIGISLAND]

Amazing wonderful exciting lovely beautiful wonderful - and this hopeful. Your part is that which heals the world. You have united many many cultures.i GOD BELL YOU!

[@mistutorial1726]

I am really Glad to see the Hospitality and Kindness of the People of Mauritania. That being said, Europeans would not be that Hospitable if the Riders was African/ Afro-Arab.

[@mrme5654]

The smile is an international handshake and you are the ambassador! And another guardian angel is sent your way. I’m loving Season 7. Greetings from Apple Valley, California.

[@FnLn55]

Ahmed, with his knowledge and 4-wheel rig, to save the day! Alaska says, "Deserts are no joke! Fill me UP TO THE RIM, and lets GO!" 🙂👍👍

[@samcrawford5665]

Ben Amira! Thank you for opening my eyes to a world that before was only in my imagination.

[@jmmisionmundial]

I have no words to express the hospitality and the people of this country what are amazing amazing guy to come and help you God bless. God bless. God bless Mauritania

[@ojaiguru]

Definitely an adventure. I was also impressed to see not one, but two Mercedes 190s running in the desert 🏜️ over there, especially when they stopped making them in 1993. Great hospitality with the 🐪 milk.

[@tonimusgrave9530]

Another great adventure! What an inspiration and what a great guy to take you all the way through!

[@donwilliams3626]

Seeing the monolith and an oasis was spectacular. Your "tour guide" must be a prince, he seems to know everybody. You meet the most interesting people and it is so kind of you to bring us along for the adventure. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Peace, Don

[@yassinelamkadem7434]

احيي احمد على تعاونه الجبار، أتمنى لك مغامرات ممتعة وسلامة.