Finding a way to transport my broken motorcycle 570 kilometers through West-Africa |S7E51|

[@thearty8954]

As a 72 year old grandmother from Australia I am so impressed with these young men. I love their sense of humour, kindness & respect towards you Noraly. The long brutal civil wars in Sierra Leone & Liberia haven’t broken their spirit, I have so much respect for them.

[@HearGear]

I agree, it is amazing how nice those people are, this is the type of people i would like to have around me.. the world would be such a great place if all people was like this.. :D

[@terrynorton3182]

​@@HearGearpity the Police can't get in on the act!

[@lt.axesci5644]

@@terrynorton3182 power corrupts, always has and always will, unfortunately

[@asmrfoodieuk7965]

​@@lt.axesci5644power and poverty- both contribute to crime/corruption (same leaf).

[@zaedlo]

Well said Granny.

[@kellydreyton6553]

Tears rolled down my cheek when Lawrence said “If you come back , don’t forget me okay”? 😢❤

[@boyinred_]

*Thompson

[@myghost.bsky.social]

That was Lawrence's brother.

[@dennycoleman7861]

😂🎉

[@diane9247]

Yes, that wa so sweet. The sincerity among Africans is incredibly touchin,g.

[@wambgu1]

Thompson is riding a bike for a distance of 140km in a t-shirt and sandals. The two brothers are just amazing.

[@HotDogLaws]

People in Africa are the most hardcore bikers in the world! Ive seen people do some crazy shit all on that same exact crappy little red motorcycle

[@nyedavis922]

Everyone here rides in sandals a t-shirt. The other day in Guinea I saw someone transporting a motorcycle on another motorcycle. People in Africa make due

[@wambgu1]

@nyedavis922 that's how it is in most countries in Africa. These red motor cycles have created employment to a lot of young people. Moreover, they have greatly enhanced mobility, especially in remote areas where vehicles cannot reach.

[@MukeshPanicker]

He is riding a TVS , TVS cant go at 140km

[@bossphone1029]

@@MukeshPanicker no bro, he’s talking about the distance not the speed

[@davidanalyst671]

That is absolutely hilarious watching Itchy with helmet, protective road rash jacket, pants, special riding gloves and boots, and Lawrence riding with his safety flipflops

[@dianne5237]

Yep, my thoughts too

[@CARLOSSANCHEZROMERO_YOGIBEER]

Y muy divertido tambien ver lo bien tratada para bajar de la barca cargada en la espalda de uno de los chicos para que no se moje😂

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Yep this is the ultimate adventure. Bless up

[@johnterry804]

Lol😂never mind that I want one of those bikes with road tyres they carry up to 3 or 4 people or furniture! Go through deep mud and able to tow and ride in flipflops😢😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@PhilipLanderloos]

😂😂😂

[@badcompany4211]

“Don’t worry, we’ll help you.” So many kind people for Noraly. A tear to my eyes.

[@CARLOSSANCHEZROMERO_YOGIBEER]

No tengas miedo, puedes nadar. Noraly: mi moto no.

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

Normally should have removed the handlebar clamp and loaded onto the passenger bus. It would have been fine.

[@cch255]

And the genuine laughing giggle from the guy when Noraly said: I can swim, but my bike cannot. Loved it!!

[@youngshady224]

As a Sierra Leonean, am so proud of our neighboring country Liberia, they were so friendly, kind and helpful.. thank you guys for helping Noraly. To be honest i smile when i heard Noraly says "this is Africa there's no way they gonna leave me stranded with bike which doesn't ride" ❤ really that's a compliment for the entire continent of Africa.

[@skywalkercorp]

You guy have a big hart.

[@youngshady224]

@@skywalkercorp Thank you 🙏🏾

[@gantz4u]

Hello from America. My friend is from Sierra Leone and were talking and I told him about a Dentist from America that went to Africa and shot a Lion for fun, so Americans burnt his boat down when he got home. So my friend goes home for vacation and comes back and says he saw a guy trying to carry a Goat tied on a motorcycle and stopped him and told him you cant do that. Find a truck. Most of us wouldnt trust a dug out wood boat like that with a motorcycle on it. We'd be afraid it would sink. But we dont leave the house much to find out.

[@ststephen5261]

By this I'm so proud to be an African!

[@ThushandeepthiDonJayawardena]

Yes I support you tooI

[@ilsezwaan2629]

The parents of Lawrence and Thompson can be proud of their boys. They raised two friendly, helpful young men. I’m amazed by the friendliness of almost all African people you met during this trip. Good luck with fixing Alaska! 🍀

[@Delawiz]

Thats our default settings. Glad the world is getting to see it.

[@cyclezncigarz7015]

You are definitely a light in this world @delawiz

[@PhilouCerise]

Merci à Laurence et Thompson pour leur aide et à tous les autre aussi. Ils ne doutent jamais de ce qu'ils font mais attention tout de même car parfois ça casse. On peut penser qu'ils peuvent tout faire mais parfois leurs plans peuvent échouer. Tu as bien fait de refuser certaines choses même si dans le feu de l'action ils t'embarquent vite ! lol L'Afrique est le pays de la débrouille et de l'aide. Dans quel pays on serait prêt à faire 200 kilomètres pour aider un touriste. Bien sûr il y a bien souvent un intérêt et c'est normal tout de même. Maintenant pour les policiers ils sont comme les autres sans argent mais eux ont un pouvoir de force. Dur d'y échapper malheureusement. Encore merci pour cette vidéo !

[@sgtmayhem]

​@@Delawiz❤

[@Delawiz]

@@cyclezncigarz7015 Thank you. I have nothing but love for my brothers and sisters. Irrespective of race or any other man made construct to divide us.

[@earlhunt2815]

Absolutely blown away by the helpfulness, kindness, innovativeness of those young men who actually want to help. What a testimony of the spirit of kindness.

[@thatfeel5092]

Especially corrupted and dishonest police Cot D'Ivuare

[@jayakumarmjani]

U need to thank that boy nora❤

[@desiriderbyyasin]

@@jayakumarmjani She did by paying him

[@FILIPPI107]

As a Namibian hearing Noraly say "This is Africa , there is no way they gonna leave me stranded with a bike which doesn't ride" Teared my eyes.

[@Mycat68]

An Ethiopian told me African people aren't that friendly to her kind. What Noraly experience is because she's not African... I can't really believe... What do you mean? Thanks in advance!

[@mariaconteh5836]

So true

[@ghoo283]

Africa is an amazing place, but not for the faint hearted. Those guys in Liberia were amazing. Cote de Voire, not so much😮

[@juliooocesar8170]

@@Mycat68you lying we love our peoples more than anyone else. Africans help each other even in our families, we share everything together even foods we eat on the same big plates. We love all humans kind wherever they come from , this division between races in the west we don know about those things. They help norally bc shes a woman and in our culture womans are not much powerful compared with mens that’s why they are helping her nothing else

[@Rubeelanshee]

@@juliooocesar8170 rightly said

[@byir0070]

“This is Africa there is no way they are gonna leave me stranded with a bike that doesn’t ride” that made me emotional and very true 🥹❤️

[@paulkiriru8598]

That's how our Mum's and Dad raised us , helping anyone who needs your help Norahy

[@muditkhanna8164]

The world seems like an arrogant place still people like these give me hope for the world! Much love to whole of Africa, especially Liberia.

[@Eyobinabirhane89]

This us Africa proud to be Africa ❤❤❤

[@Chevorca]

Liberia people GOOD honest people

[@lolaswift111]

I want to thank all the people who helped Noraly. Our main stream media don't show lots of good things about Africa. Noraly's videos have completely changed my views towards Africa.African countries are relatively poor compared to Europe. But African people have hearts of gold.

[@RichardASK]

African people have hearts of gold, but what a shame about the corrupt cops. I hope their bosses see this and sack them.

[@johninwny]

Omg, you are so right, these people are poor, but rich in their hearts. This was so heart warming to watch.

[@motivationbynetseb]

So true.

[@davidbones8947]

There is good honest people out there every were thanks Noraly for proving this you never seam to let language be a hindering factor you are without a doubt the best motorcycle ambassador to the world! Thank you

[@jamesokoth6655]

In Africa most folks are very honest and welcoming and so you're highly welcome

[@glorisol3805]

The little bike pulling Alaska, the bottomless boat taking her across the river, the small pick up truck carrying her to the guest house...these great people manage to perform "miracles" with the little resources they have, because their strength comes from their big hearts and their helpful hands coming together as one. There is more people willing to do good than the very few doing the opposite. We celebrate the good hearted people of Africa! Thank you for helping Noraly! ❤

[@gnutscha]

yeah in germany you would hear a LOT of "this is not possible" in those situations. just do it and stop worrying. in africa we still have real humans

[@HajSa371]

❤ every time I travel with my two daughters, now 7 and 17, we are very blond, my family and friends say:"don't do it, it is dangerous (we travel in Africa and East Asia) it has never been dangerous. On the contrary! It has been beautiful. 97 % of human kind are nice, wherever you go!!❤❤❤❤ The 1 % 👎 the psychos 👎 the ruined by war.. I feel for the last group, and they are not all dangerous. Fear is not keeping me away. Cause I'm aware!!! 97% of all human are good ❤

[@arnoldhau1]

@@gnutscha Well people in those parts of the world are much more used and much better at spontainous problem solving. They are as clever as people elsewhere, after all, and they are confronted with issues all the time. But then, there are very different expectations and demands. We in our part of the world need to follow rules, safety regulations, provide services with a defined quality, can only provided services for money if licensed and so on. It is geared towards a high quality of services, safety and so on, but of course much worse if you just spontaiously want to solve a problem and dont have the resources. The answer will just be no. I would love to see that level of problem solving here in Europe but I dont think it is really possible, as you would get into all kinds of trouble.

[@martinbowskill5511]

@@arnoldhau1 valid point mate Marty Australia

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Sorry about Alaska's mechanical troubles Noraly. However, these last few videos show the genuine kindness and true supportive spirit of most Africans. Hopefully Alaska gets sorted soon so you can continue your adventures.

[@hikonlb5906]

You are a smart women.ask them abouth their demands fırst so you don't get upset.it's my opinion.

[@greyfisher3897]

Not sure exactly what you are sorry about, clutch plates worn out (by a helpful supportive person...trying to help but only making things worse) are normal, and preventative ultimately. The complete package is a rider who also is capable of fixing a basic mechanical problem. Think ISDE riders, and old school Paris dakar racing, etc. I am trying to get my head around the phenomena of motorcyclists who are at one with the bike (Alaska, she), and yet seem to have very little understanding of how to repair such a thing. A spare set of clutch plates....very small to pack, and basic tools and mechanical know how to change...by design by Honda and other manufacturers. Lots of praise and sympathy in this journey of Norallys but very few comments that actually address the problem. All the help she gets on the way, is because she needs it as she seems quite unprepared mechanically, and I have not see a tent, or a tire change etc. Lets all keep this in perspective. I live here in Canada, the wild west side, and there is no doubt in my mind that if she "broke" down on the trial here, there would be hill billy bending over backwards to help her, and truck her, and fix her bike, and house her, and feed her etc. People around the world are nice, and helpful, and generous. It doesn't seem to matter where you are travelling, and Noraly seems to be proving this as she goes all over the world, it seems. All she needed to say the rider who was "helping" was no thanks, I got this. That error caused the bike to break, and being sorry about the mechanical problems doesnt address the problem......"don't let strangers ride your bike, when your bike is everything to your journey. That is a basic rule in my book.

[@hikonlb5906]

@@greyfisher3897 I don't know if you have had an African experience. You don't have the choice to say no when you are tired and helpless

[@ahashdahnagila6884]

​​@@hikonlb5906....maybe, and maybe not. Some of her "options" (in accepting a lift/ride) could surely have damaged her motorbike further. Noraly is a "smart cookie", as we used to say, back in the 1950s.

[@stevebolton8471]

@@greyfisher3897 Yes Noraly has repaired/replaced at least one inner tube.

[@witsislidewanderlust]

From Vietnam with love and respect Liberia. This is the first time I heard about your country, but I will never forget it!

[@rayjames433]

Lawrence & Thompson what champions and excellent bike riders ultimate credibility spot on such gentlemen, just shows there is still real honest people in this world

[@MrAtsyhere]

Except the COPS everywhere you go Cops are the Same.

[@AidaJof]

💖🙏💖🙏

[@briandsauntr4692]

There really are good people everywhere. Bad people are a small minority but they usually get all the attention and the press.

[@jenniferevans2046]

I cant help thinking that if she hadn’t been able to pay them for their help, they might not have been so generous with their effort and time - human nature being what it is all over the world. However, the word must have spread that she is famous and is on You Tube for the world to see, so helping her is a plus and a chance for some sort of recognition. I wonder that if this had been any other woman, travelling alone and unknown to the public, whether that woman might have been taken advantage of, maybe held to ransom etc., Fortunately Noraly has a satellite phone and could summon help in a real emergency. I say the above, not as a criticism as such, but because after watching all her adventures I put myself in her shoes and how vulnerable her position actually is… however, she is one much braver lady than most and has the kudos to thoroughly plan ahead and her team (wherever they are) can track her progress and come to her rescue in a real emergency.

[@asmrfoodieuk7965]

​@@jenniferevans2046even with a satellite phone, who exactly would come though? The phone would likely be destroyed and you've seen how corrupt the cops are out there - it doesn't fill me with hope that it would make any difference.

[@ralfgottfridhansson3127]

“Don’t worry, we’ll help you.” shows there is still real honest people in this world, Lawrence & Thompson Liberian gentlemen 🏍🏍

[@MD-sc1jk]

Everyone that helped Noraly deserves a round off applause and a big hug.

[@manuelriaelgaviota]

I hate the police corruption.

[@Bobwa2008]

Theses boys should be compensated 💰

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

West African ppl hey...dam made me cry... they are awesome same as Ahmed & Laurence & Prince & his brother... the last 3 videos have been my favourite. Love & Light from Australia.

[@paulkiriru8598]

Absolutely fine 👍

[@mohamedmorlaikamara7970]

Wow this woman is really great. She make me to see places in my country that I have not yet visited or not even had about.

[@mohamedmorlaikamara7970]

People of Sierra Leone let support her in her journey of exploring the world.

[@eezyclsmooth9035]

It is hard to comprehend how 1 person can possibly produce such a fine channel filled with Action, Drama, Suspense, Melancholy and Splendor. She has to edit All the Go-Pro video and add music. UNBELIEVABLE! There are Not many channels where you CANNOT wait for the next episode...

[@celialengton6947]

True…😉

[@oldproracing9360]

Noraly … this is the guy who invited you to race Vegas to Reno with my team. Your courage seems to bring out the best In people. Thank you for bringing the world with you on your adventures! We have a spot for you at our next race in October if you like. Virginia City, Nevada to Tonopah, NV…. 350 miles across the Nevada desert with a group of old guys. We may all be senior citizens, but we still love motorcycles, racing and adventure!

[@drabbit61]

What is a senior citizen but, another human? Keep riding and enjoying

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Ride safe and enjoy the next race! The desert is always a challenge and never the same!

[@RDJ0506]

This season is turning out to be the most exciting of all seasons

[@raljix1566]

I'm such an idiot, I had no idea how welcoming this part of world is - This series has been incredible, what a journey. The support from locals is really nothing short of amazing - What an incredible people :-)

[@gorangoran6335]

Just do not follow western mainstream media and you will be OK.👍

[@1809temidayo]

We the elite knows what media is and we still believe me. Africa is not as bad as they paints it, every part of the world has their good, bad and ugly. Africa is so rich in all, if they paint Africa to be good and rich, they won't have the opportunity to keep sucking it dry

[@mcpuffenstuff6213]

Thanks to Noraly, hundreds of thousands of people are able to see the beauty of Africa and its people. One person can totally make a difference in this world ❤

[@leannedunham7926]

👍💕🙏💕💖

[@terryvaughn677]

Lawrence and Thompson will be talking about this adventure for decades.... you're a legend in those parts. You should return there in five years and see if I'm right ❤

[@gordonhall9871]

wonder if they have a mailing address

[@carlosberrio2206]

From Colombia. Im pretty sure we all can help this angels somehow , probably putting a little bit of money tru Noraly ,so they can open up bussiness related to wathever they can. I remember a biker who help to built a waterhole for a guy in Mexico, I thin was Charlie Sinewan.

[@stony7827]

@terryvaughn.... *unfortunately you forgot the name Prince (!) --------------------------------* ...............

[@joanrichards8252]

What a great demonstration of the Character and integrity of the African people, you never know the heart of a person until you are faced with adversity! Thanks to all the people who came to your aid.

[@PanchoMostaza]

For being good people in Africa, the Europeans continue to rob them like centuries ago!

[@arresthillary9502]

You don't have that many random people willing to help a stranger unless it is ingrained in the culture. Bravo Liberia!!

[@reesbritton6623]

How freaking sweet are Lawrence and his family?!? Truly unbelievable!

[@paulapaularaejohnson]

When the young man picked you up to carry you across the water, my heart melted! These are the finest young people you could ever hope to meet!!!

[@Wezon5738]

Melted my heart as well…. But I cannot help it to wonder…how will these young Africans be treated if they are one day stranded in the western world

[@KaBOOM971]

It's the way they work for everyone to keep people dry but still a respectful way to do this.

[@alphadiallo1655]

African style

[@ravithambirajah4887]

I'd say 'Good luck!' Also we all know what's happening to all those crossing the Mediterranean from Africa to Europe and ending up tragically drowning.. sad @@Wezon5738

[@chichikimeli]

@@Wezon5738 thats a perfect question food for thought

[@carlcantrell4781]

I have not seen anyone so helpful as the people in Africa. And they do it with smiles on their faces.

[@valentineisraelshabangu4069]

It's bad that we Africans always receive racism in Western and Asian countries but we have always let it slide

[@ibuukere184]

tnx

[@ugochukwuemecheta9793]

I commend these young men for their kindness. I commend Itchy Boots for her courage. You're a brave woman. Africa has been badly portaryed in the mainstream media as mean , corrupt and wicked. This video here is proof that the best of humanity still resides in Africa. I must comment that what you see here is very common in all communities in Africa. Helping strangers is an honour.

[@georgekannehtulay1724]

I am so glad you showcased the generosity of my people. Kudos to Lawrence and Thompsons as well as all those who helped you. They represented Liberia well.

[@hazelsmyth3492]

The spirit, energy and kindness of the African people in helping someone they don't even know is just beautiful to watch. Your channel does so much to show the real heart of these countries... its people, who don't have it easy themselves but who give out so generously. Brought tears to my eyes. Looking forward to seeing Alaska all fixed up and setting out on the next stage of your journey ❤😊

[@Ribberflavenous]

How you manage to stay so upbeat and positive when presented with such challenges is a testament to your character. Lovely people helping you.

[@NatakSutra]

Wow! Episodes 48, 49, 50, and 51 are better than a movie! Your adventurous journey in West Africa with the faulty bike, Alaska, getting help from the locals, and experiencing the warmth of the people has truly changed my perception. Despite the challenges, your ability to maintain a smile and calm demeanor is inspiring. Your love for your bike, Alaska, akin to my own passion, makes me completely understand the bond you share. I just started watching your videos, and I'm already hooked. Can't wait to explore more of your content!

[@GenocideJoe-xv8oz]

Same as you

[@solomontown2808]

A riot. A cultural extravaganza. Topped off with a police shakedown. What an episode. I really feel glad I lived long enough to see it.

[@NewSkiwi]

What an apt discription of this incredible episode!

[@user-se7vt5ow4e]

TIA.

[@mbrider56]

So many acts of human kindness and excellent towing by Thompson, he just cruising along beeping his horn when he saw a friend, waiving nonchalantly one handed and telling you that he was slowing, no doubt getting you to do some of the braking for both of you....what a legend. Alaska is seeing many different forms of transport, boat, pick up, and a tow rope off a much smaller engined motorbike. People of Liberia we salute you.....except the policeman.....

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

Those bandits posing as police men were in Codivore, not Liberia.

[@ericaranck3634]

This episode brought tears to my eyes. People that have so little and have such kind hearts. We call it "Ubuntu" in South Africa (Humanity towards others) in Zulu. Save travels😀

[@deepak-dhankhar]

What makes a country beautiful? For me, it's not the roads, building or any other infrastructure. IT IS THE PEOPLE complemented by THE LANDSCAPE makes a place beautiful.😄♥️ Kudos to legends like Lawrence, Prince, Thomas.🤘 A nation full of heroes. 💪 Absolute legends. ♥️👍👍 May god fulfil their all wishes. 🙏

[@onochieonochie1725]

100 💯💯💯👍

[@WhyWorry1]

I was scared, I laughed, I cried due to the generosity of the people who helped you, I was outraged at the cop… What an epic adventure!!!! Thank you Noraly for bringing us on your journey, and thank you to the people who are helping you!!!

[@NewSkiwi]

Ditto.

[@jaykb6587]

Too bad Noraly couldn't have filmed those corrupt policemen! Their faces should have been all over there. Sighting Alaska in the back of that truck was probably giving them the idea similar to sighting a beautiful blonde in a chauffer-driven limousine. Alaska sure stands out in a country where two corrupt policemen are riding on a little scooter. They robbed Noraly of what was probably a year's wages for them. That sure didn't make me want to go to that country! Along with the other "fines" along the way... 😝 Hopefully, Noraly had enough money left to pay the wonderful people who drove her. And kudos to Noraly for keeping her cool...

[@TtBbb-d1j]

I cried happy tears also! The little child was so gorgeous in the front of the ute next to Noraly ! Each video gets better and better, so much generosity x Sending you so much love & best wishes Noraly xx 💞✨🏍️♥️

[@edduadv]

As an east African, I am glad to see our west african brothers represent us well

[@jafarym77]

What part of East Africa are you from?

[@felixkidusu9893]

Kenya

[@Connie_From_AZ]

Thank you for supporting Miss Oyinbo. Thars what my naija friend use to call me Ma'am Oyinbo 😂

[@Artyming786]

Why the cops corrupted in every other country...

[@kathyohara6658]

This is why anyone who lives here in Africa or visits from other countries and Ventures outside the usual tourist spots to meet people, loves this continent. They make anything into an adventure with laughter and good will.

[@danmcneil7181]

Kudos to all the wonderful Liberian people who helped Noraly navigate the Core d'Ivoire border. Despite the questionable immigration "fees" and an injured Alaska, the transition was a success. Cheers Noraly and stay safe, Dan. 👍🏍️🇨🇦

[@STRThermal]

Thompson's poor bike sounded like it was struggling. The way they took such care with Alaska and carried you so your boots wouldn't get full of water. So kind.

[@georgechilidis8446]

13:39 I’m so overwhelmed to see the love and respect of the people that are helping Noraly with transporting her precious Alaska as Noraly’s eyes are witnessing a tremendous energy of help from super great people with little in their pockets still gave all they have to emotional 🏆👏🏻👏🏻💯🏍️❤️

[@trishf2184]

People by nature are kind...just stay away from the GOVERNMENT

[@booger8020]

Imagine a world where it's the highest privilege to help some? This is the greatest video I've watched in a long, long time. Thank you

[@boseman8227]

Privilege to help 👍

[@LittleHafizHub]

As an African I'm so proud especially being from west africa 🌍

[@BillBynum]

This is so amazing. As an American that has never been out of the country this brings a huge smile to my face. There are very very few places in America you get this sort of hospitality. These people are amazing, all you ever hear about in America about Africa is the bad. This really shows the good! Super cool.

[@vosty6033]

Africans are kind in nature

[@s.tanh9818]

Please don't put down Americans....Most are good people specifically in the countryside. I will avoid those in big cities though.

[@galleria100fuegocuidadsate4]

i said the same about Europe , specially uk where I live.

[@bambesfresser]

It is a double edged sword. What we have seen is the incredible kindness and hospitality by the African people. At the same time, what a waste of human resources. All the time lost waiting for things to be fixed, waiting to get your car extracted and so on.

[@brucespanner6756]

These people have nothing yet they give everything and they seem to be so happy and helpful . Pity there so much corruptions

[@johninwny]

I am blown away by the kindness and helpfulness of the young men. I was also amazed by that rickety boat of a ferry. And the young man that put you on his back so you wouldn't get wet. In watching this, I have new faith and hope in mankind.

[@garyholt8315]

that piggyback ride was classic !!!

[@PSBEadventures]

As an old rough around the edges, motorcycle mechanic, I must say, this story of pure human kindness about got me. What a journey!

[@MouseToes]

The Can do attitude and helpful nature of these citizens is so inspiring! I do not know how you can even thank Thomson and Lawrence for their help, they were clearly raised by amazing people. The piggy back ride off the boat was the BEST Noraly.

[@Ian-bq7gp]

This experience will be one of the very best of any during your travels. Absolutely priceless the experiences like this in life. Im sure that other travellers will be so happy to contact the brothers and its great when good people get a helping hand in their lives, maybe a bike servicing business is the way to go for them or guide for tourists arranging good facilities for them.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Agree the piggy back off boat was awesome for sure. So many high impact scenes in this video. She is Wonder Woman

[@jshipley001]

Yes and I am always waiting to see her thank them! I'm sure she does though.

[@cameronlewington3005]

⁠@@jshipley001and to pay their expenses etc, like you say, I’m sure she does!

[@fey9915]

@@cameronlewington3005 She said she does in other videos, just off camera (that's why she had to stop by ATM cos she was all out haha)

[@fishtropiccanada4747]

Those men where angels sent from the mother land ❤ Nora don’t forget about them… ❤

[@ericcox6764]

Oh my gosh Noraly, After the last two episodes, I have to admit that I got a little teary eyed when you did the cut of you sitting in that truck with a big smile. Somehow, saying thank you for sharing these videos doesn't seem like it's enough. Your videos show SO much more than a cool adventure. You are restoring faith in humanity. God bless you dear friend!!

[@badcompany4211]

We’ll said my friend…

[@georgealexander9179]

No matter what happens Noraly's smile and calmness is the best. Because of that people are willing to help her.

[@edithchapman6651]

That one bad apple says nothing about the 99.9 percent of the wonderful people of the West African peoples.Their kindnesses says it all. Much appreciation to Lawrence and Thompson.

[@otionenao_3415]

See how they carry her. They can't even let her foot get wet that's how caring they are. I'm just amazed by their kindness and gestures.

[@lynnejenkins9292]

I was in tears with how kind all these people are. I would imagine a little overwhelming with all the chatter, but their kindness was amazing. Looking forward to seeing you and Alaska on the road again.

[@LASadvgrrl]

So touching how all these people just help and reassure all is going to be OK. So kind!

[@MajorAlb]

Not all! See the cops... A reason for me NOT to travel in such countries ...

[@optimus163]

Can you imagine the thrill for all those kids and young people if/ when they would see themselves in Noraly's You tube vids ? ! Hopefully they get a connection and someone shows them and then reads to them all the comments from around the world saying how everyone is soo proud of them helping her out and showing the world what Africa is REALLY like !

[@thetruecitizen1]

You are the World's bravest and a prolific vlogger beyond compare. I am addicted to your videos🚩🇮🇳🇳🇱

[@onochieonochie1725]

Me too

[@KEFEL]

I was born and raised in West Africa and I know how amazing the people are. They like to help others and I'm glad that you found good people that helped. I wish you a safe trip Noraly

[@danadiggins793]

The boat helpers really got a kick about you! Despite all the difficulties you still manage a smile. Good on you Noraly. Much respect! The people are amazing.

[@dwsnsgp]

They liked the it about your bike can’t swim..

[@SeraBie]

noraly i swear to God i fall in love with these beautiful people you met in this journey, what an angel they are

[@DonPedro6901]

Lawrence and his Brother should be awarded with some kind of medal at least!❤❤❤ The poorer people seem to be the more helpful one is to the other, in our crazy world we don't even know our neighbors!

[@marjaholman3805]

Maybe not a medal but shoes and a helmet

[@tamar5261]

They got paid I bet

[@DonPedro6901]

@@tamar5261 for sure. I meant some kind of extraordinary award ;-)

[@cromy1778]

It was nice to see Lawrence again

[@rogerdavies6226]

Bet you never though your trip and challenges would be a spectator sport for the locals 😀

[@armandbourque2468]

Well, adversity teaches humility.

[@iamtee6844]

I am from Nigeria. I am greatly impressed with the kindness, warmth and purity of the village boys in Fish Town and at the coast where you were helped onto the ferry. May God greatly reward them. Good show Noraly, kudos

[@melbeasley9762]

That was heart warming, what lovely, helpful people. Apart from the disgusting corrupt cops.

[@mencken8]

In many parts of the world, officials like this are paid very little, and the corruption (bribes, cumshaw, etc.) is a major part of their income. And the government turns a blind eye because it’s a money-saving measure.

[@daveyt4802]

Really amazed there aren't many more...

[@charlessmyth]

They don't get paid much, so benign banditry is how they eke out an existence :-)

[@nbco55]

There are bullies with guns worldwide, not surprising it's there too, :(

[@benesssa]

(( these rotten corrupt cops are everywhere, alas ))

[@ruudvanderzee]

There is no other continent where you can find this kind of unorganized assistance, where everybody seems to know what’s happening, except your self. I love the continent, have visited most of the countries it is just as expected. Love it noraly great memories.

[@medusaslair]

This was so heartwarming to see, a whole army of people who helped you, all with a smile on their faces. Brought tears to my eyes. Your journey is a treasure in the truest sense for the world to see, Noraly. ❤

[@roadsky]

24:03 When they came back in morning they put tissue paper on dashboard for Noraly, it was not there a day before 17:52 . What a beautiful and lovely gesture, I am in tears there are so lovely people in the world who got of the way to show care & love.

[@ron7447]

Really like how they try to reassure you while they MacGyver the towing. Safe travels. 😊

[@stonew1927]

Not sure why, but for some reason I found this episode to be one of the most rewarding ones in all the seasons. Just lovely to see the can do spirit of the African people. Corrupt officials exist everywhere, but they are worse in some places than others. But overall the willingness to help with a friendly smile seems unparalleled in this part of the world . . .

[@JPVNG67]

what i am surprised is those things didn t happen more often to Noraly...or worse, like being robbed ...i admire Noraly courage

[@jpnewman1688]

In America, more than a thousand people are killed by sheep dogs every year.. 💯💯

[@dennischege8375]

The last three episodes have been super hectic. I have no words for all those legends that offered you a hand when you badly needed it, particularly Lawrence, Prince, and the Piggy Back-ride guy😊

[@JAMMAJ-cq2bl]

👏👏❤

[@danielbarasa3342]

The piggyback ride guy is called Thompson Dwe, Lawrence's younger brother 🙌🙌👍

[@Sammy_M1K]

I tell ya, the guy that took you in the truck to Ivory Coast, another legend. I have just been in awe by the way people swarm to help. Just reminds me that there are still people in this world who are not looking for a handout, who genuinely care about others. Liberia, took the cake so far when it comes to caring and compassion.

[@chris24j48]

Noraly ‘s adventure reminds despite how difficult those in Africa have it they never fail to help

[@trevorbruce198]

Hi Noraly - the story of Africa - kindness and corruption all in one day - but it's never boring. Amazing how you keep so positive - you really are an inspiration. Trevor Bruce, Durban, South Africa

[@Shining237]

It's so pleasant and refreshing to see there are people out there willing to help complete strangers in desperate need. 💞

[@stevenhull5025]

Maybe we in the West can learn a thing or two instead of demonising those who seek our help.

[@JamesT65]

This brought me tears watching all the kindness of these beautiful awesome people.

[@wynomastockenstroom4052]

Big ups to my fellow Africans.. Enthusiastic, willing to help and finding mirth anywhere.... Wynoma, Cape Town, SA

[@wynandvanrhyn481]

Just a pity about the corruption that is EVERYWHERE as we pretty well know. Fellow Capetonian.

[@mattlinden4123]

You are quite amazing, dealing with a burnt-out clutch in the UK can be daunting, but you manage all that from the middle of Liberia and still have time to make some great films and post them to You Tube. What’s also so fantastic is the example you show of the young men who have helped you. Lawrence, Prince and Thompson are such great examples of helpful and caring people, as well as being quite impressive bikers.

[@Badlander87X]

As an irishman I have to say Noraly your adventures has shown me and many others that Africa isn't what most of the media in the western world portrays of Africa and make me all the more excited about taking a moterbike trip across Africa

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

Becareful my guy, different people my have different experiences..

[@Badlander87X]

@@mabhodlelajj1195 I know that and I'm cool with that but like I said I'm irish so I'm pretty much hardwired for dealing with all kinds of things

[@armandbourque2468]

Mmmm. Be careful. Men are more likely to draw heat and aggression. Perceived as a greater possible threat, expected to take care of themselves more. Men are cimpetition, women aren't. Other hand, women can be seen as targets, an obviously uncomfortable situation, and potentially very dangerous. The social dynamics can be very different.

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

@@Badlander87X cool, aslong you are also aware that you can come across hardships potentially too

[@Badlander87X]

@FreeCrack4Hunter like you find in any country

[@latestgisttv8004]

You made me see Lawrence again in this episode. Thanks to Thompson and all the guys who help out in this episode, this is Africa and they can't see you stranded anywhere without helping out.

[@Trekopolis]

This channel is better than anything on network television because it's completely 100% authentic and never scripted. You can't get that anywhere else so I know I speak for many as I say "Thank You" to KZbin and the Itchy Boots team for delivering genuine entertainment. Although there are corrupted people all over the world, the loving bond of humanity shines through in each episode. I learn a lot from these videos and they are a true inspiration to allow me to press onward with my own channel.

[@dellingson4833]

She puts out great content. The less editing and music etc. the better.

[@jonathananderson2218]

Itchy boots is the team

[@kevindelaney1951]

Heroic efforts of Lawrence & Thompson helping Noraly get to where she needs to go. Given the number of canoe adventures Alaska has been on Noraly must teach Alaska how to swim. It is good to see Noraly’s determination matched by so many willing to help. Looking forward to Sunday & the next post.

[@jimcarr8425]

heroes in wellies and flip-flops

[@nicoleayienga593]

Honestly Noraly, some day you'll look back on some of these extreme adventures and think, 'I can't believe I did that'.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

And it’s great to have videos to prove it happened!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Thats the truth! In fact she probably looking back just a month and thinking that. But yea what a treasure trove these videos are to her life.

[@peterrainbird7021]

What wonderful people they are, God bless them.

[@ellengordon2933]

What incredibly helpful and kind people who have taken such good care of you and Alaska. They have really touched my heart.

[@bajaborracho9139]

Of course by now many people know about Noraly but still the commitment of the locals to see her succeed is heartwarming. Of course they could take advantage of her but the recognition for kindness will pay off forever. Liberian people deserve recognition!

[@golden.333]

Have been struggling with anxiety and depression for a while. Not trying to trauma dump, just wanted to say thank you Noraly for your energy and content. I watch your episodes in complete awe of your strength, bravery, and perseverance. It's the push I need to get up and get my days going. Thank you 💛.

[@ianblackburn5025]

I can relate to that...your not alone..take care stay positive 😎👍👌

[@vaiphei]

I am so impressed by the kindness of these people, so selfless and helpful. God Bless Liberia

[@karolinakv]

16:58 This makes me emotional, the man's face with a smile. Seems genuine to me. Huge and humble appreciation to the helpers.

[@mimiks3784]

The kindness of every stranger that helped you melted my heart, and with a smile they gave their efforts! It brought tears to my eyes, especially in these unsettling times of today’s world!

[@nealeburgess6756]

Poor Alaska. She must have been in more sketchy boats than almost any other bike on the planet! I liked the way the young man who towed you rode with mechanical sympathy. He was very gentle on the clutch while pulling away, then would accelarate after the clutch was fully engaged. Then he used the gears well to keep the strain off his engine. Intelligent guy.

[@donnaholley1830]

Watching and at times crying to see the caring and love still prevailing in these beautiful Africans

[@davecarpenter7370]

Such great people. So many helpful people. They turned a bad experience into a lesson in humanity.

[@Puddingtops]

This adventure is simply addictive to watch 👍

[@astrangeacttofollow6342]

Yes, I was going to post about how I was glad to get this latest fix; I was starting to feel withdrawal symptoms. 😄

[@juliette13101]

Even though the circumstances aren’t ideal it’s so beautiful to see all these people happy to help you ❤

[@nelsonronoh151]

Am thanking my fellow African s by showing respect,dignity and care towards her. May the Lord bless them.

[@BobMcDougall]

I am smiling and teary-eyed watching this episode and the kindness shown by these folks!