I have no choice but to take my loss on this one.. [S7-E107]

[@SirensC3]

This old retired deputy sheriff would chase an armed suspect down a dark alley at two in the morning but, riding across Africa by myself is just way too much for me. I guess bravery comes in different forms. I am impressed young lady. Thank you so much for the wonderful entertainment and please be safe.

[@CryMeARiver13]

Thank you both for your service🫡 but Africa is not as scary as they told ya.

[@srizviewz]

Scary no , but still not easy to travel through those conditions

[@CryMeARiver13]

@@srizviewz traveling off road in a rainy season is never easy anywhere

[@vara1499]

​​@@CryMeARiver13you are right. She purposely rides off the paved roads and hence has to face difficulty. These non Africans praise her sky high sitting in their comfy homes.

[@Kapanol97]

1312

[@elainesmith7512]

I live in the USA, and one of my nephews, who is an architect, was sent to Malawi several years ago because his firm had a contract with the government of Malawi. He said the same things as you did about how nice, humble and friendly the Malawi people were. They were very poor materially, but very rich in good character. Thanks for sharing your EXCITING adventures with us! God certainly has gifted you with nerves of steel! 👍😊🙏

[@BenPhillip-fw8hi]

You are very true.

[@fabrizioinnocent2030]

I live in the northern region of Malawi, in Mzuzu. We watch your videos all the time with my wife. we're just glad to have had you here in Malawi.❤

[@deonzar]

We passed Mzuzu in 2011. Really would have loved to stay longer in Malawi. Very friendly people.

[@smartmccassy6563]

@@alexshatzko1381 Predator like🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lom-nava5371]

And we are all coming to visit soon❤

[@cheryldingley4546]

That little creature is a millipede it is called a shongolola in South Africa. They are harmless and come into our homes all the time. They curl up to protect themselves. Malawi is a beautiful country. Thanks for sharing your adventures.

[@riendetout8812]

I like the name shongolola! Millipede means "thousand foot" does shongolola mean something similar?

[@cheryldingley4546]

@@riendetout8812 Thank you for your reply. Shongololo comes from the Zulu and Xhosa language meaning to roll up or curl up. We have 11 official languages in South Africa and most South Africans of all languages - use the name. It’s a cute name😂

[@elsabadenhorst9746]

I am from KZN lower south coast South Africa and we grew up with it.

[@MichaelW969]

I am glad you had your drone. Otherwise, we would have missed the true beauty of these magnificent waterfalls. Thank you

[@Handirifle]

Yes I agree, what a difference, when you can get out away from the water.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Yes! The drone does provide a unique view and allows us to see the beautiful landscape.

[@zaheerahmad8188]

Before watching you travel to Africa, I had a different perception of Africa; watching you change that perception for the better. I now have a great deal of respect for Africans. Thank you!!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Being from the USA, I agree 100%. We are not shown or taught the truth. Every country has a bad element and that's what gets all the big media attention. People being nice apparently doesn't get the ratings compared to violence. I am so thankful for Itchy Boots showing us truth. Peace!

[@IrvingHillier]

@@jasonzerbini2375 Being from Canada, it would be easy for me to feel that way about the USA if I only watched what is covered in the news.

[@mikekuczynski1552]

Being from the US I thought the same thing until I went to Africa, now I’ve been back twice and would go back again if the opportunity presented itself.

[@emmanuelochieke1645]

And you all from the USA, Canada, and elsewhere, commenting are very sorely, politically-correct, missing the point. What is the point? The point is that Noraly's very hardcore, unforgiving African adventure showcasing the intensive and extensive infrastructural decay and the entrenched lack of development brings out the hospitable nature of its people, always willing to lending a helping hand, especially to foreigners. Noraly enjoyed that privilege. Equally, every retrogression, poverty, wars, disease, etc that is shown in the news about Africa is correct, and just as valid as the Noraly positive outlook in life depicting suffering and smiling, and hope for the future. So, in a nutshell, there is no contradiction between the news media reporting and the Noraly scenic journey and experiment about Africa. Noraly concluded this video by showing where she is lodging with a "broken faucet, no running water" in a region obviously blessed with abundant "heavy rainfalls," as she said, plenty of rivers and lakes? How is that a positive thing about "Africa?" How many Americans or Canadians would have tolerated that type of service, broken faucets, no running water, in their own respective countries, in any hotel or motel? But that is typical (West) Africa for you - where running water is gold.

[@mikekuczynski1552]

@@emmanuelochieke1645 all that are adventurers that are lucky enough to be able to live and see these places . American and Canadians don’t all need king size beds

[@kaizen2049]

We don't see it but the continuous planning & revising takes a huge toll, the roads & conditions are unknown & if you get stuck you're often hours away from help, yet she marches on with such bravery & confidence ! An extremely rare trait ❤

[@gailtaylor1636]

@@lawrencefoster5608 Not everyone is money driven. YMMV. I believe she truly enjoys what she's doing. She learned most of this when she wasn't making money from it.

[@WhiteTiger333]

@@lawrencefoster5608 However, she has 2.3 million subscribers because of her great qualities, not the other way around. Yes, it's also her very full time job, but she earns every penny of it...and was doing the same thing between other jobs before she was able to make a decent living from KZbin. It is her passion, talent, skill and - yes - perseverance, that has brought her a hard-earned income doing what she loves.

[@mikeyyoyo6464]

@@lawrencefoster5608just be quiet 🤐

[@davidj4662]

@@gailtaylor1636 Don't be naive.

[@TheMrmoc7]

@@lawrencefoster5608 If you're suggesting what she's doing isn't difficult, I'd really like to see you try. As the old adage goes, "put up or shut up."

[@bonim8718]

The humility and her adaptive nature, courage and friendliness is what flatters me. Stopping at any roadside make shift shelter to get a bite, or calling it a day in the middle of a village in a jungle when you are a lady from Europe and who lacks nothing, is just immensely priceless.

[@rafaelmoraleshernandez5386]

Ella disfruta mucho su trabajo y lo hace muy bien esos 2.3 millones de seguidores lo dicen. Malawi un país con mucha riqueza natural, gracias mil Noraly por mostrarlo a tus seguidores. En cuanto a su chubasquero me sorprende que lo haya olvidado hasta hoy es la primera vez que yo recuerde olvida algo en fin siempre hay una primera vez. Saludos a todos los fans de Noraly desde un RINCONCITO DONDE HACEN SU NIDO LAS OLAS DEL MAR (Veracruz, México)

[@jasonzerbini2375]

I read 1000s of comments and never cease to be amazed at how well some can articulate so much in so few words like your comment bonim! Well done! Peace!

[@bonim8718]

@@jasonzerbini2375 Iam much humbled 🙏

[@ragweed3524]

It’s so cute to see Noraly intimidated by a millipede…after traveling thru some of the most precarious places in the world. Beautiful drone footage helped us see what the rain and mist wouldn’t…Loved it. Your smiling face, knowing you faced rain and mud with no rain gear is just unbelievable. Thanks for sharing another hard working day with us! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ThaiOdessy]

Yup, it was a funny interaction. Noraly misidentified it as a centipede, perhaps that's why she was a bit cautious ...

[@philtucker1224]

That millipede was totally awesome! ( after counting how many pairs of shoes my wife has, I’m sure they’re related somehow! )😁

[@jereking254]

But comparatively the millipede is very huge compared to what we're used to.

[@evelynsouzaferreira4593]

It is a Chongololo. Totally harmless I was in fits of laughter

[@jereking254]

@@evelynsouzaferreira4593 Especially the wakey-wakey part.

[@keenanandrews3692]

One thing I love about your videos.Most of the people ,are beautiful people,helping you on your way.

[@ereverski]

From the US but watching from Copenhagen where I’m stuck in the airport SO thankful for a good video to watch worth draining my mobile battery for the next 24 minutes! Thank you for great content and hard work. 🙂

[@ArashAhmadiGuitar]

The only mean thing ever heard from Noraly was to the poor centipede: "So many legs and still so slow!", not sure how the little pal is dealing with the trauma but my prayers are with him...

[@GMakgathoSA]

You character is unlimited, you can do anything under the sun, nothing stops you, and that is greatest blessing every human should wish for.

[@helennamupala6636]

Africa our pride. Thank you Norally for sharing our great african continent

[@jenn9579]

With the world going crazy you are a breath of fresh air. Thank you for sharing your adventures. A lifetime of memories.

[@mikemorgan4774]

Knowing how good a rider you are and what your amazing personality brings to your channel, I think people forget that your film editing skills and drone flying skills are upper tier. Thank you so much for this entire amazing travelogue!

[@mattrie2730]

3:36 "So many legs and so slow" the millipede scene got me 😂

[@basilpunton5702]

Millipede.

[@mattrie2730]

@@basilpunton5702 thanks

[@PhilipSchedlerProductions]

@@basilpunton5702 We call it a "Shongololo" here in South Africa 🙂

[@robertwbeams9929]

You are amazing Noraly! Mud, rain, no rain jacket, yet still you give us Drone pictures! You are awesome

[@MrPete81]

I love how, even as things get more challenging, Noraly's positivity keeps her smiling :) Much respect and hope the rains stay away after losing the rain jacket!

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

I only hope that whoever found the rain jacket makes good use of it!

[@ArthurChisuta]

You really are brave, so HUMBLE and down to earth. If everybody was like you, this would have been a better world. God richly bless you and keep you well.

[@jansSundews]

Only itchy boots make me click the LIKE button before I start watching the whole video. ❤

[@whitehairedwanderer]

+1 😃

[@AUSSIEDRIFT]

Sane here

[@Kelly-oq9nh]

Amen

[@msd1531]

Me too.... In fact, the only one.

[@adedolapoakindehin6153]

Me too. I like before watching.

[@carine4318]

You are total proof that one should take life and embrace…living your life to the fullest..one cannot imagine you ever settling down in a suburban town ❤❤❤❤

[@caitlintrevor]

Fresh cup of coffee and watching you. A perfect Mother’s Day morning.❤❤❤

[@tomkalleske3475]

Thanks for another great video, Noraly! You inspire me in many ways, but especially with my riding and travel adventures. I'm so glad I found your channel, and I've thoroughly enjoyed this series. I do enjoy watching you ride without luggage occasionally, which you seem to enjoy and like Madagascar we get to see how good a rider you are - it's easy to forget that most of the time that little Honda is heavily loaded with gear and much more cumbersome than a stock one (or a KTM 350!).

[@kitty.mototor]

I don’t know that I have ever watched any series for so many episodes in a row. And I keep coming back for more!

[@GertjanZwiggelaar-mo4tz]

I started watching Noraly when she began Season 6. By episode 35 I bought another bike, that was back in July, 2022. When I reflect on her amazing video series I have already watched over 50 HOURS just in Season 7. I don't recall how many episodes were in Season 6 but I'm confident in thinking there were more than 50 hours there, so, over 100 hours of Itchy Boots and I think she is my sister, I know her that well. What Noraly has achieved few will ever get close to. And, she is so very smart. Think of it, each episode is around 23 minutes, which if picked up by a national television service, her timing is perfect for commercial tell lie vision, room for commercials and announcements. In praise of Noraly Schoenmaker, the real Wonder Woman.

[@oraach]

We are many 😊

[@thestone3849]

I think all have admired and congratulated Noraly for her adventure in basic and about her filming and videography, but one MORE IMPORTANT factor nobody has ever talked about and understood, probably, or realised is about her Selction of sound tracks running in the background. Every episode feels special ALSO due to that picture perfect Soundtrack selection and running just at the right time with right loud or sweetness (i would call it). We should admire her sense of music , which is almost to the level of a matured and Pro composer for such videos. She selects the tracks based on the regions, persons, scenary and runs it at the perfect moment with perfect timing and if I am correct she also tries some experiemtns in doing some editing based on the music and video pictures and situation. it is especially noticed when she rides longer stretches within jungle (mostly on dirt roads) and with DRONE shots. Amazing. Noraly take a bow! You are a complete Institute in yourselves. Great. I am REALLY feeling LUCKY to have it all.

[@papajeff5486]

Your videography is good, lots of riding, many and quick perspective changes, danger, relief, sweet and kind people. It wouldn’t hurt to have a companion, to bounce ideas, help with just an extra hand sometimes, company…. I have watched you since India, on the one cylinder bike, a Himalayan I think. I’m a dad of three daughters and I worry sooo much for you. You have a gentle, generous smile and affect…that has my attention. I’m really pleased with your courage and growing bike skills. Your parents must be amazing, wonderful people, because they raised a mighty fine daughter. Noraly, thanks for sharing your adventure…from East Tennessee.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

howdy from Northern Alabama! As a parent of 3 Adult children we never stop worrying, We only hope they have Angles sitting on their shoulders and they think smart , trust little and explore more. 🌍🌎🌏🏘🏡🏠🏍🛵🛣🦊

[@knuckles-3386]

I have been saying this for years i worry about her being alone she had help for a few weeks in Madagascar which i think we all appreciated i worry about a serious traffic accident more than anything else i guess this is just an old man worrying please be careful love you ❤❤

[@rickdixontn]

Riding on a dirt trail with gullies cut by rain is difficult. Add loads of miscellaneous rocks and it gets harder to stay upright. Add still, rain soaked dirt that clogs the tires leaving the rocks quite slippery, and the conditions become treacherous. Your motorcycle skill level is off the charts.

[@lhollybow]

Noraly's is amazing with all the rough riding , BUT let's hear it for Alaska !!! All that pounding Alaska takes and barely has a breakdown. Impressive.

[@fransinapaulus9367]

Lol....no power. Noraly is the most tolerable person. Beautiful soul. Love your videos immensely. I feel I am on this trips with you. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@colleenlouise4521]

Alaska the legend goes everywhere you want her to take you, what a bike! True perseverance Noraly to carry on in outrageous conditions. The warrior and her steed! yahoo!

[@frankgavin1686]

It is truly amazing how a talented lady memorializing her solo motorcycle experiences captures the interest of so many people. Some of whom do not own or ride motorcycles. Noraly's spirit of adventure is simply a passenger on her Honda and we are the beneficiaries of her amazing journey. Wednesdays and Sundays are special days for me.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

I second your thoughts! I do not own or ride motorcycles but Noraly has captured and held my interest through all these seasons! She amazes me with her endless talents and cheerful disposition! She has earned my respect with every single video!! Appreciate your comment!!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Well said Frank! So many other channels only manage to attract one demographic or specific interest group. Noraly has attracted people in all age groups, demographics, religions, countries, all with varied interests. She is amazing in more ways than we can imagine. We are so fortunate to be watching this legend. Peace!

[@MandlaSibanyoni-k7r]

Nature is just amazing. The waterfalls, a sight to behold

[@torrentbits]

Thank you. Been watching you through since before the Americas, and since you got Alaska back in Spain. It's time for you to rest and plan for your next adventure!

[@marleneconradie]

My Mom use to say ....Home is where your Heart is... And its defnitely not the country only.. proud of You Noraly....

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Your mom was right. My mom often said the same thing!

[@mr.naturepaintings3762]

Always take care of yourself ma'am.God Bless you

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

9:55 Magestic..!! Thank you..!! Noraly. We love your videos so much for everything that you do in it. They have a lot of work passion and dedication.🙏🙏🙏

[@williamchandler2558]

You are the best !

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

@@williamchandler2558 you're better than the last.🙏🙏🙏

[@jacquesrommel3394]

Hallo ik ben Belg en kijk sedert enkele weken naar je videos met grote interesse....,prachtig !Ik ben zelf, nu 72 jaar, een groot avontuur fan...ben in vele van uw bestemmingen geweest,niet per moto maar altijd met mijn ALASKA, een minifiets , in mijn bagage in het vliegtuig....ik reisde altijd met openbaar vervoer, en lokaal dan "rondkuieren” met mijn fiets.... Zo veel meegemaakt en gezien...ook veel bewondering voor jou, niet voor iedereen...je hebt de juiste instelling, altijd vriendelijk, goedlachs, respectvol voor iedereen....

[@ronecesar]

every Wednesday and Sunday, I can't wait to watch your videos! They're amazing!

[@lacdebienne47]

2:55 Yay ! A shongololo ! Haven't seen one since I was a kid back in ZA in the 1980s.

[@pd0722]

I haven't missed a single episode you put out. Watching the adventures you go on is awesome.

[@hermandegroot1946]

I did neither 😂

[@brucemcdonald8529]

"Welcome to the warm heart of Malawi"...very friendly and hard working folk.

[@glens8408]

I just want to say, I thoroughly enjoy and look forward to Noraly's episodes. I stumbled to the channel 3 months ago and would have to say the detail, work and attentiveness in putting these together is second to none! Well done Noraly.

[@EtidoInyang]

🙏🙏🙏As we are about to say a Big THANK YOU to our dear visitor NORALY for exploring our continent… we really appreciate your adventurous efforts. We might say GOODBYE to you soon but we will never forget your INSPIRATION, enthusiasm, courage, love, support and the impact you have ignited to the WOMEN of Africa including men. WE only have little knowledge of the CHALLENGES you have faced. You will always be remembered in our dear CONTINENT. Now so many riders in AFRICA have already started the same ADVENTURE. Thank you for riding across my country Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@michaelphillips8966]

Taking a loss is not always a bad thing... It can remind us of who we are, where we are and what we are doing or trying to accomplish... And more often than not makes us stronger... 💪 There is always a way forward... As Noraly is showing/teaching us...

[@angiecerv]

The rain jacket decided to stay behind to comfort that millipede, a harmless buddy actually.. Hope you could get a new rain jacket, we don't want you getting sick anywhere (God forbid). Thank you so much Noraly for that breathtaking drone view of the twin waterfalls and dense forest too. The mist made it look more greene. Thanks. Keep safe too

[@alexkruyer]

If she got sick, it would not stop her.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Her loss is someone else’s gain! I only hope they appreciate finding it and use it!

[@kerryleighdennis]

Hi Noraly, I grew up with those beautiful millipedes which we call a Songololo in South Africa and you can hold them quiet easily. They would usually coil up in your hand. No need to fear them at all ☺️

[@TruGritReal]

You look so pretty and fresh this morning Noraly! Well rested too. The past few episodes have kept me on pins and needles as you traversed rugged trails. You must have incredible upper body strength. This trip has been one of your most arduous adventures. Thanks so much for letting us tag along!!

[@GertjanZwiggelaar-mo4tz]

Actually Noraly is a ripple from head to foot. The pounding her body takes on the roads she travels makes for hard muscles. You can see that just looking at her. I bet she could press 100 pounds.

[@zatoichi101]

You are so incredibly brave. NO WAY I could sleep in a tent like that, knowing all of the horrible creatures that can crawl in -- centipedes, spiders .... NO FREAKING WAY!!! LOVE YOU for your courage!!!

[@MermaidGirl]

Always my routine to watch you on Wednesdays and Sundays with my cuppa of coffee. I almost can predict the upload times and I get here as soon as I can because I truly adore your videos. Thank you for your brilliant photography skills.

[@GertjanZwiggelaar-mo4tz]

Nine A.M., Wednesday and Sunday. Sure as clockwork our favourite girl in the world posts her new day's adventure. I can set my clock and calendar by her.

[@russsaunders321]

Rainy day but the waterfalls were awesome! The Malawi people are so nice. Off to the next adventure!

[@pkshome123]

Your drone shots of waterfalls and the next cloud engulfing valley are fantastic. You have taken so much trouble to reach there and given us that moment of joy that I cannot make it in my lifetime. Thank you Ma'am!

[@soosiq6715]

Thank you Noraly for showing us parts of the world most of us will never have the pleasure to visit. Malawi and its people are beautiful. Those drone shots of the waterfalls and the green forest/jungle were absolutely gorgeous. I know how hard you work not only filming but editing, choosing fabulous music to accompany each video and planning each leg of your journey. It's a lot to do two videos a week! What a wonder woman you are! Thank you for your hard work so that we can all see the world through your eyes. Amazing!

[@carolak.9249]

Oh the waterfall is amazing. The drone footage ist so beautiful. Thanks for your hard works. Lovely greetings. All people at the world follow you and love you. I am enthusiastic. You unite this world.

[@pedrodelgado3879]

You are so BRAVE. What a joy to watch your videos. I literally laugh at some of your adventures because I would not catch myself on my own in some of these places. Please be safe.

[@ceyhanmalik8267]

Thank you, my beautiful girl, for showing us the most beautiful places in the world

[@Luckymizinga]

"Life is short, make every day an adventure." Thank you Noraly for an awesome adventure you always take us on. really appreciate that. ❤

[@robcroese]

Just amazing, the scenery, the beautiful waterfalls, the lake ... and then the muddy trails and never-ceasing rain. I would maybe take a day of that, but you never seem to give up or get discouraged. Then suddenly there is a modern church in the middle of nowhere and then a tall, friendly man with some food and a cup of tea. Just endless variation and places of great beauty and interest. Thanks for not giving up and allowing us to see things that are way out of reach for the average person! Luctor et emergo!

[@derekkirby8436]

Wow! Rain, centipede, waterfalls, mountains, green and beautiful! What a ride girl! Great Church and glad it's a wonderful testimony to African Christianity ... and students learning wonderful things about God's Creation! I'm glad you stopped and gave us a peek of it. And then the local merchant and "cookshop guy" ... Wonderful! Thank you Noraly for showing us Africa!

[@em6855]

watching from Ontario Canada. Norally is my favourite adventurer.

[@GertjanZwiggelaar-mo4tz]

Mine too, by far and I watch a lot of rider videos. I know pretty much all the girls out there riding and making videos; not personally but from watching them. Men also. Nobody does it better than Noraly Schoenmaker. That extra special quality she adds is a HUGE brain and TONS of talent.

[@nenadduricic1409]

If even one tenth of the population on our lovely planet has Noraly's attitude, this whole place would be a paradise.....there would be no wars, no hunger, ........nothing but love for this fine, brave, smart,.. young lady.. from my family..

[@richardvervoorn6626]

Such a shame you forgetting that rain jacket. Long treks on a bike when wet and continuous rain make for an uncomfortable trip. Some spectacular drone shots over the waterfall. I’m constantly amazed at your patience and ability to get/take something positive out of a bad circumstance and making it your ‘go to’ attitude.Still following you after several years and have yet to ever be disappointed with any of your posts. You’re such a delight every Wednesday and Sunday for me in southern Ontario, Canada…❤❤❤Rick

[@roymarkose7255]

Woh this lady is to be really appreciated. Got to learn a lot from her. Her coolness to face come what may, without getting apprehensive and the guts she got to ride all alone and that too in the dark continent. Good wishes to you madam and hats off to you

[@jasonzerbini2375]

First....Happy Mothers Day to Noraly's mom Mrs Schoenmaker! Because of you, we have Noraly. Where would we be without her. Noraly what awesome waterfall scenes. Screen captured! "Friendly smiley people".....Noraly fits right in. Cool to see the church on top of mountain. I feel better now that even Noraly forgets something at an accommodation! Thanks You Always! You never disappoint. Peace! ❤❤❤

[@GertjanZwiggelaar-mo4tz]

Yes, excellent. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY Mevrouw Schoenmaker. You cooked up one mighty fine bun in your oven. Now we all get to enjoy what you and her Dad raised to become one of the finest adventure vloggers on the planet. Thank you.

[@bartomiejlechicki9442]

21:00 Jaki piękny afrykanski stolik,klimatyczne....👍🏻👏🏻♥️

[@zweispurmopped]

That welcome at the road side restaurant was just special. Like greeting an old friend! 🤗 I absolutely love the little **commenty thing-a-ding-things** you edit in recently. Good extra giggles! And if someone in Malawi sees a millipede with a white Rev´It rain jacket: Please send to Noraly Schoenmaker! 🥳 😍, 🤗!!1!

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

It will be a very stylish Millipede if it's seen wearing Noraly's rain jacket! 🐛🦠🌍🏍🧥🦊

[@zweispurmopped]

@@foxiedogitchypaws7141 It'll have a hard time explaining why it needs motorcycle clothing, not least as there are no motorcycles with hundreds of foot rests.

[@eidernadir320]

Beautiful images of the waterfalls and their surroundings, the slippery track, nor the rain nor traveling without a raincoat does not stop Noraly's travels or dull her smile, travel safely, take care. Good day

[@gailtaylor1636]

Question for the others that been here for years. Sure seems to me the recent "dirt bike experience" riding the KTM has improved her ability to better use torque with a little clutch slippage on Alaska? Just seems to ride the rough section with ease now. Love seeing it. I rode woods bikes for years and really wasn't a great rider until bought 1980 Husky 250 in 1981. Was a leftover. Since all the fastest Pros rode one, knew I had no excuse. Within 6 weeks was finishing top 5 at all my races. Confidence. Confidence in the bike being able to handle anything I threw at it. It's crazy how much this game is about the mental aspect. Absolutely love seeing her get better especially considering all the weight she carries. Has to be tough.

[@knuckles-3386]

I rode a husky in the desert races in California in the 70s best dirt bike ever at the time!

[@bogey149]

I think her participation in the "Baja" and "Dinaric" rallies are the main reason for her excellent riding, and of course riding a fully laden "Alaska" with around 30hp. is a very different story to riding a light weight KTM. with probably twice the power.

[@itsmeyoufool37]

Lovely one! That food guy on the side of the road had major character, seemed like a really cool guy

[@davidchan5424]

That creature in your room is Not a centipede but a Huge harmless Millipede. It automatically coils itself up as a form of defence. Rgds from Malaysia,David.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

True bro

[@bjorndunderbeck]

does pump out nasty if you annoy it! cyanide or sometimes mild acid if i remember correctly, I was always touching stuff in africa and getting stung or numb fingers!

[@alanblair6720]

is it a chongalolo ?

[@blessingsmunthali9202]

@@alanblair6720 Yes sir

[@onthusitsentshwarelang6149]

@@bjorndunderbeck ...But this one is harmless,just that it stinks

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

I can't say it enough you're truly amazing. Your fortitude & resilience in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds is not only remarkable but admirable also. Nuff respect. Thanks for bringing us along Bless up❤❤ Please take care out there 🙏🙏💞

[@danielmcneil3004]

Good morning Noraly from Toronto. Always look forward to Sunday morning adventure with you. Always something interesting and unique. Spectacular drone video of the waterfalls. Thanks for the experience. Cheers and stay well, Dan ✌️🏍🇨🇦

[@shirleybakker8602]

And I'm watching from St.Catharines Ontario.

[@SuperchargedLlama]

I haven't watched your channel for a couple of years and coming back, the first thing that's struck me is how much more capable you are riding off road now, like it's not even a thought. Hardly surprising given your adventures, but it's brilliant to see!

[@hhawg1]

Thank you once again Noraly for bringing me along on your trip through Africa. What a beautiful place.

[@gregoryfietz3831]

This is the real Africa , thanks for reminding me weekly of reality . I loved my African visits . Your show is R E A L .

[@GordonPratt-w3k]

Don't know how your body stays together with all the bouncing over never ending rocks. Stunning drone view of the waterfalls. 💗 always.

[@gailtaylor1636]

Combined with frequent food poisoning. I really don't know how she does it.

[@GordonPratt-w3k]

totally agree@@gailtaylor1636

[@khalilismaeel-p5o]

نورالي ، هاللووووو . انت رائعة و كل فيديوهاتك شيقة و ممتعة لابعد الحدود . كم انت فاتنة و مميزة و بسيطة حين تتحدثين عن الموضوعات و عن الناس الذين تقابلينهم بكل الود و المحبة. حقا انت جميلة و قمة في الأخلاق. احب مغامراتك جدا. تحياتي من هولاندا . اتمنى أن تستمري و أن تبقي بأمان دوما.

[@brianmcdonald1776]

What a great ending to the video......keeping us all in the dark !!!!!......great stuff Noraly !!!

[@the_changing_point]

I think it was cool too, the sweetness of her voice highlighted the whole place.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Having watched all your videos, each adventure is better than the last! I like to go back and watch the early episodes a second or even third time to remind myself what you’ve accomplished and where you’ve been! Thanks Noraly for the inspiration!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Hey Willy I do the same thing. So many incredible videos no way we can remember them. Keeping the history of her travels in forefront gives us better perspective as she continues creating new. I've accumulated around 140 screen captures across all seasons and set PC to scroll them as the screen saver. Very entertaining!. Peace!

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

@@jasonzerbini2375 …. Hey Jason, that’s a great idea! I’ll do the screenshots too. Thanks for mentioning this. Ride safe brother!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

I use the google Screen Capture extension. Takes a little practice to use and capture the exact moment but gets nice full screen captures. I am thinking of uploading them to my Imageshack so they can be shared with select faithful and trusted IB followers. Let me know if interested and if/when I get them uploaded I'll get a link to you. Peace!

[@astkcin]

Thank you for showing me sights that I will never get to see! I wish I had your explorer character. Please take good care of yourself and be safe.

[@annec8871]

Friendly people, wonderful landscapes, good food... Malawi seems to be another great place to visit. Thanks Noraly !

[@BenPhillip-fw8hi]

You are very true

[@bernien3956]

Like so many of us who live vicariously through your adventures we are constantly in awe of your tenacity and determination. Keep on keeping on Itchy Boots you are doing amazing things.

[@melodygreen5029]

Stunning scenery in this episode!

[@mikeyyoyo6464]

Drone shots of the waterfalls made me emotional, breathtaking!

[@rebeltvr6046]

Another great video by Noraly. She's earned her 2.3M subs.

[@MAGA_EXTREM1ST]

​@@Valkyrie57yall sound like robots

[@bogey149]

@@MAGA_EXTREM1ST Sorry, no actual word as "Yall" are you a Robot..?

[@GertjanZwiggelaar-mo4tz]

@@Valkyrie57 Pretty much every biker I meet on the road when I'm out riding at some point is asked by me, 'have you ever watched ItchyBoots on KZbin?' Then I tell them how she inspired me back onto a motorcycle, back then I was 71. Since I got back on a bike I've clocked just short of 24,000 km beginning my season 3 in Alberta where more than half the year makes riding not so available due to SNOW! Not a fan of snow while I sit here every Wednesday and Sunday watching Noraly riding in places where snow tends not to go, rain not withstanding.

[@bogey149]

@@GertjanZwiggelaar-mo4tz Great comment, but I fear wasted on our "moronic" friend..🤔

[@AidaJof]

You have to love Noraly🤩 You are one of a kind who takes her wins and losses the same way and moves on but every day is an adventure; whether you encounter some creatures in your tent, have a bathroom with no running water or leave your rain jacket behind but also relish the findings such as the highest waterfall in Malawi and trusting your GPS will take you through some mountain passes & jungle to deliver you to your desired destination ... WOW, WHAT A WOMAN!!! GO ITCHY BOOTS, GO ... 🏍🏍🏍

[@Luckymizinga]

Hey Noraly, watching you from Lusaka Zambia Central Africa. You are simply amazing ❤❤❤

[@lucustodio4643]

Que cachoeira linda! Que lugar maravilhoso com muito verde.

[@augustmteen3553]

Coming across a clip of your episodes of season 5 made me stop whatever i had been watching and go tracing back to the start of season 1 and Men, i had so many sleepless nights just following episode after another. And today i'm glad to say that i cant wait for the next episode now that i've made it to this one for today. I introduced your good travels to my wife and kids and we all have been following until today. Anyway i enjoyed seeing much of our Country Namibia in the Season 5 Episodes. Go Itchy Boots Go!@NORALY

[@mikeb371671]

Rain, rain go away. Keep Noraly safe for another day!❤

[@roberturibe3150]

That song came to me too.

[@roberturibe3150]

That song came to me too

[@TheOldaz1]

The drone footage at the waterfall was spectacular, even in the rain. Nice to see the sun starting to break through. Thanks Noraly.

[@mikeh1404]

Big milipedes in Zambia are called chongalolo - used to play with them in our garden

[@eleanorjames1118]

Yip. Shongololo in South Africa. We used to play with them too and let them crawl across our hands.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

🐛🌍🏍🦊

[@ChuckBaltzer]

What a fun video! Belligerent Carbonaceous Period centipede, tough ride, beautiful waterfall, no in/no out bathroom sink, and no power at night. Bummer about your rain jacket...BUT...think of the treasured collector's item you passed on to a worthy local. All the hallmarks of a great ride!! Another 10. Thank you.

[@johngravley2389]

I was in Livingstonia in 2000 as part of a year of backpacking around southern and eastern Africa. I took a bus to Chitimba, stayed a night in a hostel there and then hired a local kid to guide me up to Livingstonia on foot. I paid him extra to carry my pack. It was quite the climb; took about 3 hours. I spent one night there and hiked back down the next day without a guide.

[@FerdausAlAmin]

I have watching your videos on Africa exploration through solo bike riding and at the same another prominent solo bike rider, whose YT id id "wild lens by Abrar" was also exploring Africa also. Both of you have given us, viewers of KZbin, an amazing African Continent perspective. Both nature and people are hospitable in Africa... That's the summary. Mainstream media travel "shows" just cannot show what you have done Thanks and all the best

[@ronb8052]

I find it hilarious and ironic Noraly can travel through Mexican Cartel territory and yet be frightened by a millipede.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

LOL...though a fright of a different type. But yea anytime I think of the dangerous places/situations we have seen Noraly in, the cartel territory always pops into my head first for being worst. I don't know if it is, just say'in. Peace!

[@fernandomarquez3131]

Nobody said it would not be without these challenges NORALY LOVE ❤YOU,.

[@krisjlovlog]

Good evening internet! Here we go again watching and enjoying your videos. Thank you for always updating us ms. Noraly.. Watching now from philippines. Time check 10pm philippines time❤

[@nelsonnicolas2951]

You look so relaxed at the beginning of this video...A very beautiful waterfall... I just love waterfalls... Thank you.. ❤❤❤❤❤......watching your videos just brighten my day...please stay safe...

[@caturlifelive]

Watching time... keep safe out there Ms Noraly. Thank you for sharing your journey and greetings from Bali

[@aliceafletcher6449]

You are a brave woman, and I love it!