“People with guns are blocking the road”. MEXICO 🇲🇽 |S6-E83|

[@rottieman347]

You are so resourceful, and never seem to panic. Well done Norally. Ride safe

[@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr]

She edits her panic away, don’t worry.

[@richardbowers3647]

Parked way away from the street??? No street parking???

[@ThePriceIsNeverRight]

One day her luck will run out

[@BenFishing23]

Everybody can watch this and think how lucky she is to be doing this, but in reality it’s lots of hard work to be able to enjoy life as so. Thanks for taking us along for the ride as always!

[@tbcoachniblick1208]

Not to mention the inherent dangers involved riding around in a 3rd World Country onn expensive bike and very expensive photo equiptment...... easy prey to numerous thieves etc.

[@wsmc723]

Agreed, I've lived on the road in my van for 3 years now and found I really am not interested in documenting every little move I make. It takes away from the experience and turns the adventure of living on the road into a job just like any other. Plus, I'm not a good looking blonde so no one gives a shit about my adventures anyhow ;)

[@tedhardulak7698]

@@wsmc723 I so agree with you. So many people try so hard to get what they are doing on video. I get it that it pays her way. I have traveled alot and would have missed so much if I did this. Keep going. So many people wait till retired to travel and then cant. Blessings!!

[@knarftrakiul3881]

It's her hard work, for herself. Working hard for your self is always better than working hard for someone else lol

[@harleydavidson3182]

Sorry to say but I would take her lifestyle in a heart beat over a 9-5 at a drop of a hat.

[@jeysonramospuerto8535]

I just wanted to thank you for showing Oaxaca I was born and I was there till the age of seven but with some immigration stuff, I haven't been able to go back there since the age of seven. See your video brought me to tiers! My little 3-year-old boy was watching with me I saw tears coming down my cheeks and said what happened, papa? I explained a little bit about home and he hug me and said it's okay papa I love you! Thank you for sharing! Thank you!

[@mtkoslowski]

The drone footage adds such an extra dimension to your travels. I also love the accompanying music. Very tasteful.

[@KCadbyRacing]

Agreed (I found Noraly's channel because of my interest in drones) and her variety of music seem to be endless (and spot on for the each/every scene) 💖

[@lylemacdonald6672]

One's true character can always be determined by how they respond when they see a "baby donkey". You are a kind and gentle soul Noraly.

[@subhadeeppaul]

@@realemonful wtf is wrong with you

[@rigomarin8174]

Noraly felicitaciones,eres muy valiente,recorrer los caminos de esta américa tan hermosa,pero tan llena de peligros, Dios te bendiga.

[@hirabaremdormassar5184]

Isn't it lovely that Noraly would schedule her uploads on a Friday. Thanks Noraly for making every weekend start with a positive attitude.

[@hirabaremdormassar5184]

@You Tube exactly mondays are for starting the week with a positive attitude, Wednesdays are like lunch break and fridays are the time of leaving work.

[@alecsawitsky7013]

This is a goodwill journey! We see many acts of courtesy and respect along the road. Little things like closing and securing the gate, finding money and returning it, kindness to animals - heartwarming. For this, Noraly, we thank you. 😊

[@Rockfire71]

Hello, Does somebody knows which music is used during the drone shots at 5.05 till 6.50 and the piano between 8.50 till 9.50?

[@wtf2203]

I have the same question. The first sounds so familiar in style, but I'm not sure who.

[@Rockfire71]

I would say Hans Zimmer. But Shazam tells Deivison Pedroza with O Que Te Move. Cannot find it.

[@mblend27]

It was staged lol so cut scene

[@jamesisapedo6889]

That's a weird comment

[@juanzavala4469]

Youre a warrior to ride as much as you are. The fact that you are solo and a woman in Mex. doing this. Kudos to you!!! All the best to you in your journey and enjoy the beautiful mexican scenery!

[@louislaporta4427]

This is an important lesson from an experienced world traveler. Recognize and avoid potential danger, be pleasant and respect their culture. Never criticize your host country. Bravo Noraly.

[@ScubaSteveCanada]

Yeah, into the 6th season and she still makes stupid mistakes. I shake my head every time I see one. Turning around was not one of them though. I'm glad she made a wise decision.

[@RodrigoSahagun]

I think the woman is creating a bad image of Mexico with her fears, nothing happens to the good people, the delinquents are killing them one another but is not often to see tourists or good people involved in killings by the bad guys.

[@linusfotograf]

@@ScubaSteveCanada What mistakes are those?

[@trailerparksupervisor7046]

@@linusfotograf misreading maps, bad driving, unpleasant behaviour. Lots of mistakes

[@ragbag46]

Yes in all the world travellers vlogs I’ve watched most important take away is what ever you do don’t get involved in local politics no matter how tempting it is, even here in my home in NE Thailand it is very common discussion amongst foreigners and I make a point of avoiding any discussion about the ways and habits of locals no matter how one personally feels, after all you are a guest in their country. Brilliant episode loved the drone shots, perfect music for the mountains.

[@matthewvanwagenen2504]

What a great adventure this day was! Thanks for all of the great footage. At night when I put my 8 year old daughter to bed she always likes to watch your adventures. I think you are an amazing hero for my little girl! She is an adventurer like you. Thanks for captivating and inspiring her with a strong female role model.

[@0HARE]

You did a great job navigating through all the rough spots. Despite the troubles, it was a beautiful ride. Thanks for taking us along. Go For It

[@scotttan6377]

As a recent subscriber , I very much respect Noraly's spirit of adventure , pragmatic confidence , and street-smart resourcefulness .Vicariously riding with Noraly much is shared in the epic scenery , friendly people, and interesting local cuisines.

[@trevwalker8987]

Awesome video kind regards Trev Barnsley South Yorkshire England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇯🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿.

[@timebot000]

And the beautiful Music and editing!💎💎💎

[@charlesfoster141]

Hi Noraly, Now that I have my CRF 300L Honda similar to "Alaska" I watch your videos with extra interest to enjoy how you ride, where you ride and the road surfaces you encounter. I only acquired my Honda less than one week ago. I have ridden it twice so far covering about 15 miles altogether. I am anxious to ride it much more but I am waiting on a lowering link that I ordered to arrive. The little Honda is a bit too tall for me to ride it safely. It is better to lower it to avoid dropping the motorcycle. I like to be able to get both my feet flat on the ground but at 5'-10" tall my legs are too short to manage that with the Honda at factory height. In the meantime I ride my X300 Kawasaki Versys. It is such a joy. If the CRF 300L Honda offers as much joy I fear my face will split from smiling so much. I am 68 years old but still get so much pleasure from owning and riding my motorcycles. Guy in Columbia Mississippi

[@ebutuoyebutouy]

Awesome! I'm also 68 but limit my riding to a bicycle on dirt paths. Good for u.

[@kenhoward3512]

I just turned 70, having given up riding 4 years ago (Triumph Bonneville). I've been thinking about buying another - and final - bike, specifically the CRF 300, but the Rally version, with a slightly lower seat, slightly larger fuel tank, and slightly taller wind screen. Did you consider that model?

[@jepomer]

I’m 70 and downsizing from my 2016 Africa Twin (for sale with just under 4,000 miles). Medical issues and short legs (29” inseam) makes the CFR300 much closer to my first love - 1974 Honda XL250 I purchased new at the end of my enlistment. I did find a 1974 XL that is restorable, but I would like to have a new motorcycle that is dependable - dual sport leaning towards adventure. I’m not 21 anymore and want a more comfortable seat but light enough to handle off road much as Noraly has been showing us.

[@b.n674]

@@jepomer Africa Twin... very nice..

[@charlesfoster141]

@@kenhoward3512 Yes, I prefer the Rallye, but this 300L came up for the right deal so I bought it! The 300L is lighter too.

[@AilsaPehi]

What I like most about Noraly's filmmaking is she's curious and feeds my curiosity too. I'd ask the same questions and get answers first hand. This episode was like an action drama.

[@comeletsgo...7186]

No difficulties can stop this girl. The route and that drone shots... Dear Noraly you just made my day... Keep going....

[@angiecerv]

We are happy that you arrived in Puebla safe and sound... We know you had the better judgement of the situation and did the best option there is. Kudos to you Noraly. You deserve an early night and good long sleep ☺️☺️

[@gilbertortiz1967]

I'm impressed I worked all over Mexican Republic including Puebla I drove my BMW and will always remember those beautiful sites . You are a very brave and passionate woman! I love it! Great Adventures!

[@camillakattell8623]

Well, that was exciting. You are brave to travel in unpredictable places. Amazingly most of your travels have seemed pretty safe. Bless the people of the world who prefer peace and friendliness. Good work today.

[@renelub452]

The things that warm my heart again and again is how you notice and appreciate things like a beatiful sunrise, moutain ranges and your kindness to people! Glad the new tires work for you. Hope you sleep well as you really needed it. Stay safe!

[@danielax2350]

As a born Mexican living in the USA all of my life, I give u so much credit to u as a woman for driving by yourself around Mexico to places I never been or seen before.

[@Reeldeal818]

Then do it! Stop being cheap or scared!

[@danielax2350]

@@Reeldeal818 stop being cheap? Not sure where that came from. I suggest you to read my comment again

[@Reeldeal818]

@@danielax2350 YOU NEVER SEEN OR BEEN BEFORE? WHATS STOPPING YOU FROM GOING TO DISCOVER MEXICO?

[@danielax2350]

@@Reeldeal818 I was making a comment to Amanda, let's not start something that is not important.

[@Reeldeal818]

@@danielax2350 Your comment is not important & you choose to put it on a social platform hence leaving it open for opinion & discussing! leads me to believe you might be an illegal immigrant

[@rodanny1961]

"El respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz" Respecting the rights of others is peace. Wise words by Benito Juarez. I wish we could go by those words more. Great video as always, Noraly.

[@genemichael2359]

Ojala muchos mas adoptaran ese refran y respetaran las fronteras de otros paises y solo llegaran legalmente y no con la creencia de que tienen derechos en la casa de otro que no tienen.

[@xtreme7104]

LOS NARCOS NO RESPETAN EL DERECHO DE LOS DEMAS Y POR ESO LA PAZ NO EXISTE EN MEX ESO Y QUE EL PEJE PROTEGE A LOS NARCOS MAS QUE A LAS PERSONAS POR ESO NO EXISTE PAZ EN MEX Y SI MILES Y MILES DE MUERTOS MAS MUERTOS QUE CON LAS RATAS DEL PRI Y PAN JUNTAS Y EN SOLO 3 AÑOS WTF

[@rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3]

Or, the other way that Martin Luther King put it: "Peace is more than the absence of violence, it is the presence of Justice"

[@marcobersanobegey6710]

Hi Noraly, I’m a geologist, I’ve been working as an hydrogeo in Chile, Colombia, an then travelled all around South America backpacking on public transportation or in the back of a pickup. Took no time for me to get seriously addicted to your amazing videos! Que te vaja bien! Cuidate!

[@roncharles9613]

Seriously addicted to those amazing videos and Noraly's observations. She manages to pull you along with her. Fantastic.

[@AlessandroMarcolin]

Fantastic; these memories will be with you for the rest of your life. I once travelled all around Mexico for four months in a row (some 24 years ao ...), incredible experience and yes, these memories will stick.

[@mikerapp8163]

What an evolution from your 1st year on road journey with the Royal Enfield. More robust bike, better video equipment. Fantastic editing will keep this series of documentaries valid and educational for years to come. Truly a breakthrough in travel videography.

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

More robust I doubt.Lighter yes.The Enfield is much better on the road.The Honda better off-road with the lightweight.

[@hershchat]

Racist

[@darthtyranus7683]

@@deltabluesdavidraye agreed just finished 3k miles on a KLR650 Japanese bikes are just built with more dedication to quality 👏

[@hythomasf]

Wow, Puebla. My home town for 3 years. I was enjoying it, also because I was able to explore Mexico on my Harley. Many roads in Mexico would be characterized as offroad in comparison to Europe. Stay safe.

[@living_peace]

Seems to me you have corruption government when see only block road

[@RodrigoSahagun]

@@living_peace Yes we have a lot of corruption but at the same time with the current left wing government we have a lot of impunity and whoever can do whatever they want because they know the goverment won't touch them because the corrupt public servants and politicians want to care their image.

[@rigobertosepulvedahenrique7713]

Srta. Noraly la felicito por su gran capacidad de sobreponerse a momentos y situaciones complejas y/o peligrosas; eres francamente valiente y perseverante. Tiene Ud. una facilidad de empatizar con todas las personas. ERES UNA GRAN PERSONA 💞 DIGNA DE SER IMITADA. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱...suerte y éxito en tu travesía por el mundo.

[@udayfm]

No doubts ! Your eyes have a special ability to see some thing which a normal human eyes can’t see ! Damn sure ! Many people here feeling the energy through the lenses of your cameras ! Thank you Noraley !

[@jenk.4906]

That dirt road and scenery was epic, just stunning. I’d like to thank you for your great filming, it’s incredible, no fast moves , just smooth and very enjoyable . Have fun and stay safe💕

[@bevanritete9954]

I'm from New Zealand 🇳🇿 and I have to say Mexico is Beautiful ❤️

[@RomanicusMaximus]

I am not from NZ and I have to say Mexico is a hell hole.

[@silviodelacruz450]

Saudacoes de brazil, para Nova zelandia

[@eaglezone45]

@scottloftin1730 no more than any other , maybe you say it because you has been read it or hear it on those sensationalist and liar media but there it's not more dangerous than any other country

[@ragweed3524]

Sure can’t plan a route with any kind of schedule. Sounds like Alaska is happy with her new shoes, sprocket, chain, and brakes. She was purring along in all the traffic like a little tiger. Wonderful drone footage as always. You just get better with every video!

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Yes Noraly & Alaska are inseparable champions Conquering any challenges thrown at them. A true inspiration Bless up Watching from Sydney

[@living_peace]

18:26 seems to me they have Corruption government

[@javiersepulvedahidalgo3255]

I hope she's OK, it's been 3 days and she hasn't posted any new videos, México Is different from any other country, because of the internal conflict between government and the cartels.

[@DwnShftNSndIt]

@@javiersepulvedahidalgo3255 she posts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the same time. 11AM EST. You can expect another video in 2.5 hours from my posting this.

[@walterstockhecker5579]

And background music. A master videographer.

[@georgemaina3930]

I find Mexican towns to be very beautiful in that they have central plaza, beautiful cathedral and in most cases beautiful colours painted on the walls. Hope to visit one day

[@RodrigoSahagun]

Unfortunately there are so many brainless people who paint graffiti on the walls in my country.

[@michaelharris1455]

@@RodrigoSahagun sadly, this is a problem in many countries, but more so, when the walls are so beautiful. The pride the people of Mexico have in their country is much deserved.

[@lithecentino6005]

I love watching you and your travels. I can see all places you've been like I'm riding with you. It makes me inspired and so excited about you. Take care and don't stop recording. Love yah!!!

[@tatmannie]

Are we all not gonna notice how happy that girl was when given back her precious little money. Those little acts of kindness are a sacred nourishment in this wretched world. We hold hope

[@1STGeneral]

@@szolanek If so that's between her and the Lord

[@riverunner9978]

Amen!

[@ernestgalvan9037]

@@szolanek ….i lived in Mexico for decades, and the reaction of the girl was what one would expect of someone who had lost the money. Her reaction was relief, not fear. NO one would trust a stranger, on a motorcycle, saying “yo-hoo, I found your money” if they KNEW that money was not theirs. In Mexico (as in many parts of the world) assassins/kidnappers love motorcycles for their extreme mobility.

[@ahashdahnagila6884]

​@@szolanek ... that's funny! You're probably right!

[@anitamitchell3452]

I'm so happy you made it safe and sound. That's all that matters really. I'm so happy the new tires work well for you too. Stay safe out there. You are always in my prayers. As always, the drone footage is outstanding. Thank you.

[@b-radumuck7903]

As an older man who spent half his life on bikes this brings me so many memories .. so very thankful for your work .. ride safe but ride hard .. when in doubt gun it girl your instinct will kick in and carry you to safely

[@louiskoen3479]

It still is a beautiful country , the mountains are awesome, pity about the road blocks it makes it a bit unsure but never the less you make your way safe , thanks Noraly . Stay safe.

[@ohwell2790]

Mexico is such a wonderful country with many sights to see and roadblocks and people with guns and bandits, makes it so interesting to be there.

[@ralphholiman7401]

Mexico is a fun place to visit. Right up to the point that it becomes a not fun place to visit.

[@voltixD]

Lol

[@elliegonzales8212]

@@ralphholiman7401 Can happen anywhere. Here in the U.S.A. you cant even go to school, the mall, a concert, etc. without being worried about being massacred by a lunatic for no reason.

[@ralphholiman7401]

@@elliegonzales8212 , or you can certainly increase or decrease your chances based on where you go. I live 70 mi from New Orleans Louisiana. I know without a doubt that I am much more likely to be involved in some kind of bad violence when I'm over there than when I'm in my little relatively safe town.

[@Viajealduende]

@@ralphholiman7401 I don’t think you’re paying attention. Small town USA is where many senseless mass shootings occur.

[@Ayntak]

we drove from Puebla to Oaxaca and back in 2016. Roadblocks are still there, wow. Police wont do much because they support them I guess. Stay strong people of Oaxaca!

[@raymondduran6492]

Look

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I really love a good mountainous vista and that area doesn’t disappoint. Love the drone shots and music transitions especially with the morning sun. Your editing makes us feel like we’re right there with you and it really captures the experience. Take care and safe travels.

[@timvw01]

Hi Gly!

[@prismajan1]

Greetz from Holland Gly!

[@living_peace]

Seens to me they have Corruption government

[@DFDuck55]

Fancy meeting you here :>

[@richardbowers3647]

Whoa!! If you go missing then you'll be a mystery!!! Wow~!!

[@janjager2906]

That was nice to be able to give the woman her money back, ten seconds later and you never have known who lost it. Nice video as always. 👍

[@janjager3637]

Hey Jan Jager, hier je naamgenoot uit Wildervank. Ben erg verrast mijn eigen naam te zien. Mijn commentaar op Noraly staat een tiental commentaren hoger. Sorry, I was just assuming that you are Dutch.

[@janjager2906]

@@janjager3637 Ja hè? Inderdaad, ik had het zelfde toen ik jou naam zag. En we komen ook nog eens uit dezelfde provincie 😃 ik woon Delfzijl. Ik heb eerder al eens een reply op een reactie van jou gegeven.

[@rorystorm4284]

@@realemonful It doesn't matter if you saw it, Noraly saw it.

[@linusfotograf]

@@realemonful A show? Pls explain

[@judytodd6048]

] ppl

[@drabbit61]

Great! Despite the hassles caused by lawlessness and roadblocks, you really showed why we ride - amazing scenery plus the ability to pass the traffic. Take care Noraly.

[@BoycottChinaa]

Ahhh wanting Noraly a little farther north in Mexico has had me watching for these notifications with a little too much anticipation.. buen viaje con suerte mi amiga, la aventura es increíble, RIDE LIKE THE WIND ))

[@carveroutdoors]

Yeah, north Mexico is not a place i'd like to cruise through. Get the hell out of there.

[@vazza7504]

Amen to that. Safe viage Norraly. 🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@cesargalvezgutierrez8633]

Señorita Noraly muy buenas noches, que excelente vídeo!!! y las tomas del dron y admiro mucho su coraje y valentía en esta travesía que usted lo tiene planificado, felicitaciones y muchos éxitos.

[@dragonfury7512]

Los Hells Angels y los Bloods planean erradicar a Los Ántrax, Los Cabrera, los Artistas Asesinos, la Gente Nueva y Los Dámasos para el verano de 2023 eliminando su jerarquía, altos rangos y líderes para dejar indefenso al Cartel de Sinaloa para entonces. sacándolo por año. De esta forma estiman acabar con el Cártel de Sinaloa para el 2025 si todo marcha según lo planeado. Tengo acceso a información de Hells Angels y Bloods de alto rango. Negarán esto hasta que esté hecho, pero no esperes hasta que sea demasiado tarde para evitar lo que viene, así que cuéntaselo a tus líderes. Debes salvar el trabajo de tus antepasados ​​boicoteando y matando a los miembros locales de Hells Angels y Bloods, líderes de capítulos y de alto rango lo antes posible, cuanto más alto sea el rango, mejor. Es hora, mañana podría ser demasiado tarde. Piensan que los mexicanos y latinos involucrados no se darán cuenta y evitarán su caída antes de que sea demasiado tarde y luego hagan que su alianza Hells Angels sea más influyente y poderosa, pero parece que la información salió. ¡Hazte parte para que esto no suceda, demuestra tu valía! ¡Por el trabajo duro y los sacrificios de sus antepasados ​​y por el futuro de los niños!

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

What an amazing dirt road you took through the mountains! The views were incredible and the drone footage added that element of how beautiful the landscape really is. The cacti 🌵 are “huge”! I’ve never even seen a picture of one like that! Your lunch looked good and the lady was so nice. Glad you could pick a safe route around the road block and then find a nice place for the evening! Thanks for sharing another day in your adventure as you travel northward. Ride safe and have fun Noraly!

[@emamotorbiker]

Those cacti 🌵don't fit in a flower pot, don't they? 🤣

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

@@emamotorbiker..Lol… Not hardly! 😁

[@denniswilliams3934]

When I am not hanging out with friends, I am "Itchybooting" Thanks for taking us on your Fantastic journey.

[@jamesunger8433]

My Mexican girlfriend and I have driven many kilometers outside of Mexico city including Puebla.... and in my opinion Puebla is one of the most beautiful cities.... there is much culture history and beauty in Mexico.... and it's sad that it's image has been tainted by popular media and too much focus is on the negative oftentimes..... happy that you made it through safely.

[@leeonardodienfield402]

it's not popular media buddy it's the violent crime. same as detroit or LA. the people are the problem.

[@tigranbok1716]

Be careful and stay safe, my dear. You are precious to us and we envy your journey and love you for sharing it!

[@wallacehurt806]

Noraly every time I watch your adventures I firmly believe the Discovery Channel should hire you to be the Host of the Expedition Unknown series, you are trulu amazing and the adventures are so insightful. Stay Safe and have fun :)

[@julianolivas5812]

Mike Rowe take notice. Sure beats Naked & Afraid.

[@davescott1491]

Great riding! Not sure many people would even think about driving through Mexico. A very courageous and deliberate life!

[@andrewtaylor7075]

I have to thank you for showing me that there are good people everywhere.

[@HoratioBunce503]

Whenever I get nervous about your safety, I remember that you were able to upload the episode, so you’re good! Great drone video👍🏼Beautiful mountains! So glad that you are prudently cautious. Keep your head on a swivel, while you enjoy the beauty of mexico🙏🏼

[@christopherhughes6604]

I came to the same conclusion.

[@francismuia8020]

Me too

[@thunderstar7116]

Good deduction Sherlock

[@feather1950]

Me also

[@tonimusgrave9530]

Such a good observation! Thanks. I didn’t think of it. 🤷‍♀️

[@athosgemini1488]

I just discovered you on the internet and was amazed by your solo trip through South America! Adventurer and Brave those are the first 2 characteristics of you that come to mind! Fantastic what you are doing and I would say stay alert and critical at all times and wish you a successful journey and beautiful adventures! Godspeed!!

[@martinmcgimpsey9750]

Just have to play things by ear sometimes, right! I’m glad Alaska has new tires! They look much better suited! Stunning scenery Noraley! Ride safe, be careful! Will be looking forward to the next video!

[@auralsonicwaves7170]

The drone views in the mountains were great. The riding through the mountains with the music backing track starting at about 16 minutes was very calming to me and very enjoyable. So glad you found a way around the roadblock and made it safely to Puebla. Looking forward to seeing and learning more about Puebla. God Bless.

[@dgrforfreedom61]

❤So happy I found your blog. I love getting to go along on the adventures. Praying for your safety.

[@isabelonate9081]

Hola Noraly como estás ,ahorita voy a ver éste video ,todo los días estoy viendo tus videos hasta verlos todos ,y todos hasta aquí súper emosionantes .🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨 ECUADOR.

[@JustinPittman]

THAT was a bit intense watching it on KZbin! Can't imagine how uncomfortable that was for you trying to navigate it. But, as always, like a champ!! Well done!

[@richardgoodall5368]

What a charming person Noraly is. Fantastic ride into Mexico so far. Thank you Noraly for all.

[@aq2237]

This was a kind of action and drama ride full of thrill, lot of moving parts, great 👍 Alaska did well in her new boots🤓 awsome drone shots

[@robinmccutcheon768]

New boots! Clever

[@godofllies]

The girl looked so surprised when you caught up with her with her dropped money. Watching your channel makes my heart grow founder and it does restore some tiny bit of hope for humanity in my mind.

[@RodrigoSahagun]

Hahahahaha surely the money was not of her, it uses to happen when it treats of money, one day a bill flew before me and I thought it was of the guy that was walking in front of me and I ran to give the money back to the guy but when he received the money he was very surpriced of my act but the reality is that the money was not of him, the dishonest guy.

[@josemanuelcuautle2155]

Y mas que alla 50 pesos cuesta mucho ganarlos

[@e-curb]

She was so surprised because no one in Mexico would return it.

[@xBloodXGusherx]

I love her voice. So soft and friendly.

[@KerrisonA]

Wherever you go, go with all your heart…💛

[@Chercheure_Indépendante]

Hi Noraly the sweet person from the Netherlands, I watched some of your videos but I do not comment often though I always like. I want to take the time to thank you very much for allowing me to make those travels with you because not everyone's personal situation is allowing this and I know psychology enough to know that your mind does not make the difference between seeing a travel or living it like you do so I travel in my mind by simply following your journey. Thank you/Merci/Gracias Noraly!

[@marioelburro1492]

Just recently found your channel. Although i was born in mexico, i didnt grow up there but i love seeing the scenery through your videos. Hopefully one day i can go back and explore these roads

[@FnLn55]

Such awesome roads and drone sights, so well blended with orchestral music ... an absolute pleasure to see every episode. The overgrown cactii reminded me of the upsidedown trees in your African adventure. Everyone in Mexico has been helpful and friendly, and you gladly return the favor. So far, so good! Cheers to international rockstar Noraly - Itchy Boots!

[@peetschabort1080]

It comes as a shock to me how clean the country and towns are, so different to certain towns and roads in South Africa . . .

[@ramirogarcia5977]

Thank you.,i had no idea how beautiful mountains and so interesting places in oaxaca mx.and puebla looks so majestic.

[@moisesmartinez1057]

Cuídate mucho Itchy, pasando Puebla empieza lo verdaderamente peligroso de México. Dios te cuide siempre.

[@dialogarconlahistoria8229]

Es decir...¿Según su perspectiva CDMX es más peligrosa que Puebla?

[@ElTopito]

de guia de turistas no sirves.

[@moisesmartinez1057]

@@dialogarconlahistoria8229 CDMX está casi junto a Puebla. Por lo tanto, saliendo de esa área del centro del país, empieza lo peligroso.

[@AllowingJibge]

@@dialogarconlahistoria8229 como Poblano, me siento más seguro en Puebla que en CDMX, hablando exclusivamente de vías peatonales/transporte público.

[@rodolfohernandez6564]

Claro que si ! En cada esquina te piden asaltar ! Adicionalmente a que te puedan asaltar o secuestrar si vas a pie en carro o en moto, hay bandas dedicadas al robo de motocicletas con violencia.

[@sylviebrindamour6980]

I've been to resorts in Mexico and rarely ventured out to explore. I'm truly amazed at the breathtaking scenery showed in your videos. Beautiful country.

[@paleogeology9554]

why go to another country just to sit at the resort? Im not criticizing you im just stumped. Ive done a ton of travel and seeing the real country your visiting is the whole point, i could sit by the pool at my ranch so thats the last thing on my mind. As a geologist im always out prospecting in the Sonoran Desert, mainly Arizona but yes id agree Mexico is a pretty place but you gotta be on your toes. I never head out in the desert unarmed, it saved my life 4 years ago. While the south west is pretty there is also a very real danger in places but that shouldnt keep you from seeing those hidden places

[@sylviebrindamour6980]

I appreciate your comment but I go to another country to get away from city life and to relax. Our winters are extreme, I seak warm climate and a beautiful beach. We are not allowed to carry so why would I venture out in the hillside and potentially risk my life and add stress to my day. We usually do a snorkeling or scuba diving tour.

[@buffyk-952]

And I've never been to a resort in Mexico but stayed in the country itself. Mexico is beautiful outside of the resorts. Such warm people. And me not speaking any Spanish. But they are always willing to help.

[@James_Edward59]

Mexico is full of beautiful scenery like that, without a doubt the majority of Mexico looks like it did in this video. There’s just small and big cities throughout all those mountains and then there’s the coast as well with mostly tourist cities but Mexico definitely is beautiful in its own way, it took me visiting a couple times to start enjoying and appreciating its beauty. I was just too Americanized and used to American cities but now I always look forward to visiting Mexico. I usually visit Puebla where she is actually at in this video, a town about 15-20 min away called Cholula where my girlfriends family is from.

[@luxinfinity73]

My friend used to smuggle kg 20 of very pressed down has his from Italy to Spain in the 1990s when we still had Borders. He discovered that they never checked motorcycles so he carried the huge block of hashish in his backpack. He never got caught!

[@luxinfinity73]

pressed down hashish

[@luxinfinity73]

sorry it was the opposite from Spain to Italy

[@enriquelozada1277]

Tu honestidad habla muy bien de ti ., cuídate mucho por favor hermosa werita saludos desde México🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@larrymiller4]

"Huerita" means "little blondie"!

[@thoughtsparks]

Noraly, I’m continually impressed with your production quality of your videos. There is a rhythm in them that carries us along. The sweeping drone footage, music, conversations, experiences and at times dicey circumstances all come together for some pretty compelling episodes. You handle yourself well, though I do at times pray for your safety.

[@PeterSmith-or3pq]

amen

[@gultekb]

Mexico's cities are very clean and well organised, from what I see in this video.

[@Tundra-zy1uw]

Great weather and nice riding , off road and on in this episode. What a stressful situation with the road block, you did a amazing job figuring your way around that. Happy you made it to your destination. Stay safe and looking forward to seeing what’s next.

[@dmmyburgh]

What beautiful scenery in Mexico. Your personal security and safety must always be the top priority and I believe trusting your instincts you have build on the many years you’ve been doing this will serve you well. Keep up the great videos enjoy and stay safe.

[@lionheartglass]

Mexico is probably one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalism. ... The people are wonderful and kind.

[@guillermoch1082]

Excelente video! Y sigue con esaa precauciones, lamentablemente todavía encontraras situaciones parecidas, pero me encanta tu fortaleza 💪. Saludos desde la Ciudad de México.

[@jorgdettmann133]

Be careful Noraly, greetings from Puebla México

[@jorgdettmann133]

I would like visit you at your Hotel but yoi wasn't here

[@vcie515]

@@jorgdettmann133 Sie ist doch schon viel weiter im Norden! Wenn das Video eingestellt wird ist sie immer schon einige hunderte KM weiter. Sie hat mal in einem Livestream erklärt sie vermeidet das Leute sie aufsuchen. Schon aus Sicherheitsgründen...

[@vishal1061972]

Beautiful, mesmerizing n wonderful vlog. Mexico is a beautiful place. All the time i felt i was ridding wid you. Ride safe n have fun. Love from India!

[@antoniocoello505]

Saludos Noraly desde pachuca Hidalgo, se pasas por este rumbo, recomiendo pasar por lugares preciosos del parque nacional del mineral del chico. Abrazos

[@WikiSphereCube]

Take care while traveling in Mexico insome states it is very dangerous right now, and NEVER ride alone in the night, try to put in contact with another riders from Mexico in different states so they can support You in case of any problem also, good luck in everything and Enjoy your trip

[@Cbcw76]

I hope for friendly networks all around her path.

[@jimjoelliejack]

Noraly not only are you a fearless adventurer, but you are a truly honest kind person, lovely to see you hand that money to that young lady. Stay safe brave lady.👍🏍

[@bethinbama]

Amazing scenery! Thanks for taking us along.

[@englishlearningcenter1470]

I just love Noraly!!! God bless you and be safe!!!!

[@luisjose6368]

Love you brave girl , may god bless you in your adventure.

[@Nrgpack]

Wow, those drone shots at the begining was from really high altitude, awsome views. Those new tires seams to be working very well. That was an entertaining video... Thank you Noraly, your the best!!!

[@henryhonda8408]

"Your the best"..... I believe you meant "you are the best" (you're the best). BTW english is my second language. Just trying to help. Noraly IS the best!!!

[@BOATSNAPS]

Amazed at the amount of roadblocks and police do nothing. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@retro1980x]

Could there be money involved?

[@danielpearson6306]

It similar to in the USA. There protesters from the radical left and current administration say they peaceful protests but they burn buildings and loot and the police and politicians do nothing. They threaten US Supreme Court Justice conservative judges even tried to kill one 3 days past and released him. They blm and antifa are domestic terrorists but mostly near large cities.

[@bobmirror7164]

Welcome to Mexico. It's just the way it is in that culture.

[@Elexmage]

The police in Mexico are widely corrupt. Take great care where you go until you get out of Mexico. Be prepared to pay bribes to officials. That is the way it works there. Be safe.

[@auroralance8546]

They don’t want a civil war there. Just wait them out, the sun will disperse them.

[@estherdiaz9680]

I got to admire your courage. Wow!!!! Driving a motorcycle in Mexico by yourself, and with the criminality that Mexico has. Yes you are a woma of boldness.

[@Sunflo07H]

Thank you for taking us along 🙏🏻 💕 You're a brave young lady! It's my first day watching your channel. Great content 👌 👏🏻

[@markwhatley9955]

Noraly, I recently discovered your channel and adventure. Your passion and bravery are exceptional, challenging, an motivating. Godspeed. Much love from Texas.

[@myshaolin]

Incredible adventure. Bringing us to places we would never go to. Have been following your journeys for years! Keep it up and be safe!

[@francoromano3993]

Saludos desde Venezuela, ese letrero que estaba en ese porton (puerta grande) te dice: que puedes pasar y volver a cerrar el porton , para que los animales no salgan de esa proviedad que es una finca ( hacienda grande) y que debes cerrar nuevamente , que respecte el drecho ajeno ( derecho de la persona ) en cuidar su propiedad. Al igual en otras partes los hacendados (duenos de haciendas o fincas) colocan varios tubos separados en el ´piso o en puentes, es para que el ganado no se salga de esa propiedad, ya que el ganado le tiene miedo a esos tubos en el piso, las vacas respectan mucho eso, porque saben que se pueden hacerse daño. Saludos desde Venezuela.

[@goarqhdez]

La frase completa que el presidente de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos Benito Juárez dijo cuando se restauró la República en México en el año 1867 dice: “Entre los individuos, como entre las naciones, el respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz.”

[@charlypreston6842]

en Argentina a esos tubos o rieles paralelos los llamamos "guardaganado" o "mataburros"

[@ramongarrido8046]

Noraly. El cartel decía. " El respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz" Palabras pronunciadas por el Gran Benemérito de América Benito Juárez . Espero impacientemente tus capitulos. Feliz viaje por tierra mexicana y espero verte por Cuba en algún momento.

[@CaptainRon1913]

@SomelezoM Just go to France. You can buy all the Cuban cigars you want

[@thunderstar7116]

Es al revez la frase "El respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz" 😂😂 así como la pones no tiene ningún sentido

[@ramongarrido8046]

@@thunderstar7116 Gracias. Tiene razón. Fue un error al escribirla. Rectifico.Saludos..

[@nomad5952]

Really, Mexico of all places to go. Itchy boots ain't the word. Good Luck

[@hilariovaldez964]

Buen viaje y mucha suerte, si pasas por el centro de México me pongo a tú ordenes para darte alojamiento o si te puedo ayudar de algún modo, y conocerte sería una gran experiencia saludos.

[@machitatt9736]

For the reference, torta in Mexico has a different meaning. It's actually a bread stuff with food inside like subway. You should try it next time! 🤤🤤🤤

[@henkvanbeek1400]

Thank you for the amazing ride today, it is as always, a big adventure to ride with you. See you at the next adventure than.

[@Asdfghjkl1234]

What a beautiful country, Mexico !!!!! Thanks Noraly for showing it to all of us.

[@joseluna9048]

Hi Noraly, la Guardia Nacional está impedida por el nismo gobierno, pará intervenir en éste tipo de bloqueos. Sigue con tu viaje y FELICIDADES