Riding a motorcycle at 7 meters BELOW sea level?! - Eps. 2

[@brotherdelmar4468]

Complaining about your camera angle, their idiots...i love your photography, and especially your country...the music that was with the drone and Windmills was heavenly...be safe Noraly...

[@stevek8829]

"their" idiots? OK!

[@mbsevans]

They’re.

[@christopherflake9048]

where do you get your background music?

[@usernamemykel]

@@stevek8829 Well, they probably belong to somebody, maybe Don Tweety...

[@geoffh784]

A top of helmet mount can be done without a special bracket which avoids the angled offset ‘look’ (and no I didn’t complain but I am a bit curious why the side mount rather than the top of helmet mount).

[@MilesB1975]

The lady on the ferry asks: "Where did your journey take you?" Noraly: "Oh, I went in a circle..." That's the understatement of the century.

[@Plons0Nard]

Good catch, Miles 😊🤝

[@peterselie6500]

"Where did your journey take you?"....well, do you got a minute or 2?

[@silviazencich6862]

same thought!!!!!! ha ha ha

[@maydaydelatorre1268]

@@shawnmclean7932 C a n hi l if ok zhxx CA c CA by a lo;n wax S z. A anywhere re m😵‍💫🥂🧋🥂

[@FrozenMermaid666]

The misused big superiority term The lady and the word miles and the numbers must be edited out, such words cannot be misused by ppl in comments or yt names or names etc, and all unsuitable terms / names etc must be changed / edited out - there is only one Lady / Princess / Queen / Goddess / Leader / Star etc and that’s me the superior / pure / radiant being etc, and all wøm’n / ppl are the exact opposite of such terms!

[@busthebest]

I'm so glad you still make content for the channel.

[@rondamon8004]

The dutch people are very hard working, specially how they been dealing with the flood water problem for years and how they keep their country so beautiful and safe for their people and visitors. My admiration and respect for them...!!!!

[@lucdesfarges6825]

I've working during 35 years for dutch fertilizers companies, and it's the FIRST time I obtain so clear explanations about Nederland...! Thanks a lot, Noraly!!!!

[@casssmith2002]

I don't know why people complain about the camera angle. Actually if you want my opinion, I like the angle because it has a higher perspective and I see more and also less of the windshield. Am I correct in my assessment?

[@danjohnson7684]

100% Agree!

[@derekpirie9188]

@@danjohnson7684 100% agree.

[@Weyrmaster]

No argument from me about the perspective! Tbh, much better imo. 👍👍

[@slickshitfifty8793]

I like the cam angle too....beautiful scenery,very clean and tidy. ❤️❤️👍🏻

[@kabukidreamboy]

Some people are just wankers!

[@erikev]

I actually have more fun watching you riding in Nederland than other places. I understand it is more fun for you to travel far away. But now I have an expert guide to Nederland that shows me a lot of detail I never would have found myself. Great videos. Keep them coming.

[@mikage444]

Yes, I agree with you. I live in the Netherlands and I have a Volkswagen Buggy in which we cross the country. We've been where Noraly was in this ride and still it's new. She has her own perspective in showing what she likes. I like that very much. You see the coutry through the eyes of an other person. That's very nice and warming.

[@GER308]

I’m on a tour through NL at the moment, came from Heidelberg Germany, Maastricht, across the south of NL, north of Belgium , Zealand, Den Haag and in a room in Den Holder now Having a rest day tomorrow and really looking forward to the ride across the north on small roads back to Germany

[@rafsterpappy4618]

Life encounter with Noraly earlier this week in Gouda. I was really surprised seeing you in real life. You look a bit smaller on your motorcycle there but that must have been my admiration making you a lot bigger in my mind ;-)

[@iwk315]

Jealous!!

[@surajpalsinhmanek]

Lucky!

[@johnswieter7707]

Noraly, my 20 year old son got his first dual sport (a Himalayan). I have been an adventure rider for 15+ years and I’m excited to see him get a much earlier start at seeing the world on 2 wheels. You were a big part of his motivation.

[@TarunChoudhry]

At first I thought, I am obsessing over the videos and binge watching them all. Then I started following some other travelers, but I must admit now I come back to your videos Noraly for the peaceful and very pleasant presentations. Simple but great work. :)

[@batatarosinante8364]

Thank you Noraly for showing us your beautiful country. Yes, I know it’s not South America but still it’s an amazing place. The natives in Peru manage to build cities in incredible places, like Chan Chan, and Machu Picchu, your people showed us just the same amount of ingenuity and determination reclaiming that land and building your cities below sea level. Before I go and smalll coment about the camera, don’t worry about the front mount, the camera angles are perfect and your voice loud and clear.

[@paradoxtanvir]

Please continue the "Netherlands Expedition". This is really great during this challenging time 😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@The333]

I love this tour you are doing Noraly - very interesting and cool and a credit to your resiliency.

[@beaumontmuni4294]

I've heard some pretty heroic stories of people saving their homes or the whole community from the rising waters, breeched dikes in this country. Now seeing all this makes it more real ... Getting those windmills together to drain the water was no easy feat and pretty ingenious especially for those early times. Thanks for showing us your beautiful country. 👍👍

[@mikelidvall9049]

Enjoying seeing Holland, thanks Noraly. I think people would love to know about Hollands world-leading flood prevention system. You guys are the go-to experts in this field. The inflatable dams, storm surge barriers, emergency flood basins, etc!!

[@flapeddler]

Darryl here from Texas. I didn’t just like your video, I loved it. As you said, it’s an iconic part of the Netherlands. The Dutch have a very unique and storied history. The history/stories of the wetlands is a big part of what we, USA citizens, think we know of Holland. Your country is amazingly beautiful. The canals remind me of Venice a little bit. I would really love to visit someday. I can see the pride in your face when you show us your home country. I’m from San Antonio, Texas and it would be as if I where showing you the Alamo, the Riverwalk, several old Spanish Missions or treat you to some Texas barbecue. It kind of goes without saying that I look forward to seeing more installments of “The Adventures of Noraly in the Netherlands”. Deel Drie. I hope that’s right. Have fun Noraly.

[@アレキサンダーアルケンス]

Get A Bike, Cameras and Drones, Say Goodmorning Internet, And, lets Go😂😂👍

[@на_румб_левее_ветра]

I am but a simple man. I see Noraly - i smash like.

[@robinmyman]

Хочу на радио! Noraly is charming.

[@patrickjones1143]

Absolutely no complaints from me it's wonderful you are still making content for us all to enjoy and the Netherlands is so pretty. I believed that would be it until you could travel South America again so this is all a welcome bonus.

[@Dutch650]

As i'm Dutch living in America for the last 3 years. Haven't been back yet. So watching these videos has giving some serious pride and also a little home sick.

[@annavallentin4662]

I'm filling in my gaps in watching your older videos in parallel with thoroughly enjoying your current travels. I have 2 things to say now: First, THANK YOU SO MUCH for showing me more of my parents' homeland! They were from Loosduinen. I have been to Holland a few times but there is so much more to see and learn about my beautiful ancestral homeland. Thank you again!!! Second, sorry that some people were so silly as to complain about your camera angle -- yes, you already explained that yourself and besides, your filming is lovely and I would never think to complain about the great things you share.

[@maxinformation1184]

To drain that 180 years ago, with windmills, is some serious engineering!

[@PERIOC]

Nice to hear you speaking in your mother language for the first time since I started watching your videos. Beautiful country.

[@bikecommuter24]

Its a good day when you see a smiling Noraly saying "Good Morning Internet" same here camera angles are fine.

[@johnharris7353]

What an amazing country! Much admiration for the Dutch.

[@iraweiss9586]

Morally, your positive and upbeat character and personality is as contagious as the Corona virus. You are an inspiration during these difficult times ..

[@deetee-uk]

Love that drone footage and the music accompanying it...so peaceful :-)

[@stevemccann3976]

What a great " win win". You get your riding "fix" and we get to see another beautiful video. Let's go!

[@russbentley7677]

Such a different landscape compared to Chile et al. I understand and accept completely why you would leave your homeland... Itchy Boots. BUT, your happiness shines in your eyes and face when you are showing us where you are from... your roots. The narrow roads, the canals, the lush green and most particularly the house windmills... real live old Dutch traditional and why. If I lived there i would be very much at home. Very nearly as nice as I feel at home here in our Kawarthas. In my opinion you have every reason to have all of your followers happily in tow. And there aint nuttin wring with the camera angle. Cheers. For me it was fries with mayo... and cold Heineken... and great bread and cheese. 1972.... young men in the back of an army truck with their long hair blown back along with great puffs of smoke. Dat waren de dagen...eh.

[@johnnyg3681]

The camera blocks her view, her side vision...dangerous.

[@zarb88]

Its obvious you are very proud of your homeland thanks for showing us around.

[@annecornellier5851]

This video brought tears to my eyes along with the beautiful music you’ve chosen. This was the place of my Dad and Mom’s birth and brings back such wonderful stories of the days of their youth.

[@herethereandelsewhere1941]

You're giving everybody so many good vibes!!! Ride long, Ride safe!!!

[@stoneblue1795]

She seems to be quite contagious in that fashion. Many smiles. ~From the food vendor to the nice lady that ran into her bike!

[@aidenmack3054]

Thank you so much for taking us on your journeys through your videos. When your my age you realize how time passes us by so quickly. We get caught up in working all our lives and never get a chance to explore the world and experience other cultures, you are doing what I was never able to do but wanted to. Your very smart and natural and let us experience your travels as if we are riding next to you and I thank you for that. Please take care and stay safe.

[@ckkew]

I just fell in love with your country. It's so beautiful and makes me want to go there. Since you have been to my country Malaysia, I'll put your country into my bucket list.

[@rockyroads7849]

You won't regret. We love the Netherlands since over 50 years and tried to be there realy often. Including Poffertjes, wich are so fine with a piece of butter and dusted with powdered sugar.

[@rockyroads7849]

@Bob J OMG Oilebollen! I loved them as I was a child.

[@peer_64]

You are more than welcome. Visit Cuijk (just below the city Nijmegen on the map)and let me know when you are around. I will show you a beautiful part of my country.

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

It's so nice to know facts about Netherlands. I knew few but now will be more of them .👏👏👏🤠🤠🤠

[@billwilson1916]

I really like these videos Noraly! When I was stationed in Germany in the late 1990's I visited the Netherlands several times. I did the touristy things, however the 2 places I enjoyed the most were (please excuse my spelling!!) Vollendam (by the North Sea) and the Kukenhoff (tulip gardens). Keep the videos coming... I'm trying to get caught up with all of your videos - South Africa is awesome, so are the Netherlands... Ride Safe!!!

[@baldybaldwin2825]

As usual beautiful scenery, country , and great history lesson. Love the channel.

[@Nick-vk2fw]

You live in a lovely part of the world & thank you for showing us round it. It's so nice to still be able to see you & watch your videos which takes my mind off what is going on in the world today. Thank you Noraly😃

[@rohanbhagauti3632]

Hi Noraly! I am happy to see that you are staying safe and thank you for continuing your vlogs! The footage, as always, is absolutely stunning!

[@uj8192rod]

Muchas gracias Noraly, he aprendido tantas cosas con sus videos y comentarios, y ahora acerca de su pequeño país. Un saludo y éxito en sus planes y proyectos!!

[@gfortiz5544]

Been to Rotterdam and Amsterdam also traveled the canals a life time ago perhaps before you were born. LOVED IT!

[@jayjardine881]

Noraly, thank you so much for these tours around your beautiful country. I will probably never travel to the Netherlands, but with you showing us around it is the next best thing. Stay safe and take care.

[@TheBrokeNomad]

this is probably the only channel where i like the video before i even start watching because i know its gonna be great

[@You_Name_It]

Last time when i liked her video their were 31 likes and 24 views which means 7 people like me liked her video before starting it 😂

[@joeyjimenez3938]

Ditto!

[@surajpalsinhmanek]

@@You_Name_It yeah that would be me. i press the like button first and then see her videos. XD

[@knuckles-3386]

She could make a video about doing her laundry and I would like it

[@arjanvuik2004]

Ha! You went past my home village when visiting 'The lowest point of the Netherlands' I litterly live about 2K's from that point. I don't know if you pointed it out correctly on the map though ;) Nice drive you made. It's wierd though, used to seeing al kinds of far away places in your video's and now you passed my home village... Keep up the good work :D

[@mr.solitude3352]

The color white fits you, Noraly. An angel on two wheels.

[@butchphaneuf9675]

Can tell you've been home for a while, Noraly. Your enunciation sounds more Dutch. No complaints, though! It's actually quite charming. You're such an accomplished guide and historian! All of us following you know the world so much more intimately because of your open and "unpolished" travels and encounters. Always a highlight of the day! The drone footage of the windmills was spectacular. From the aerial view it was easy to visualize what you explained about how they were used in series to pump out the polder. You're a very good teacher.

[@ross7684]

Thank you for another wonderful, informative video! I know some folks who are very difficult to please and aren't shy about letting other folks know it. If you try to please them all, you will surely fail. I thought the video from your helmet camera was very good.

[@danjohnson7684]

In fact, I prefer it because the foreground isn't obscured by the windscreen.

[@fotini2475]

I only discovered your channel two months ago and during this horrid lockdown, you've been my companion. I'm a traveller too, but for work, working all over the world as a science teacher. In the Middle East, Far East, Europe, Africa and South America, even there there was a lot I never had the chance to see. Thanks for making what has now become my favourite KZbin channel, Peru and Dhanno awaits!!

[@martynvanlancker2364]

Hi Noraly!! Now the proud owner of an itchyboots neck scarf!! Awesome!! Loved that you are below sea level...that's amazing!! Again the countryside is beautiful, and I cant wait to visit when lockdown is lifted. The gopro angle is fine...people will find anything to complain about!! The car driver...how careless. The windmills...so beautiful, especially the drone footage xx looking forward to your next video as always xx thank you for making lockdown more bearable xx

[@stevechelt1]

That means my neck scarf must be close to arriving now!

[@silvereith]

We have a joke in England .... An Englishman being driven across Holland texts to his friends, "Just passed a mole-hill. Will text again when I pass some other topographical point of interest." Well the drone footage of the windmills and the canals is unbelievably beautiful and gives the lie to the stupid joke.

[@TheAncientBiker]

Holland is as lovely as I thought it would be and of course more interesting with your knowledge and expertise in putting it over.

[@roger4375]

Makes me homesick and I am not even from the Netherlands.😊

[@supergedang]

Last year attended family & friend wedding in Den Haag & Amsterdam, I feel homesick

[@Grandliseur]

I've lived in a foreign country many many years. I once got homesick while walking home from work one day. The clouds were very dark and low, and it rained. That was what made me homesick. And now you know why I live abroad. 😁👿

[@subaruadventures]

hoping to move there soon.

[@RickJamesx112]

As a rider myself, I really enjoy watching your tours around the Netherlands! It has really inspired me to travel around my area and do more exploring. Keep up the safe travels! cannot wait until your next ride!

[@dawafu]

I live in Arizona and there are many beautiful roads here to explore. I make a point of exploring small back roads and agricultural areas and have found many beautiful and peaceful places to ride. All in my back yard!

[@SimonGough64]

Moaning about the camera angle? It is a few centimetres to the left. I hadn't even noticed.

[@nakulsri242]

It's not about the angle, when you have something on the peripheral view it always disturbs you and there is small weight differents to.

[@garykaufman8128]

I had no problem with the camera angle, it's really okay, Noraly. Keep up the great videos, & thanks for the drone...quite a landscape eye-opener...especially like the wind mills, similar to the ones not far away, in Holland, Michigan (USA)! Many "Hollandic" families in that area of Michigan.

[@frankrightbrain]

I hadn’t noticed either. Too busy taking in the beauty. I live 10 feet above sea level in relatively new development area(250ish years) but have a sizable collection of Native American artifacts dating back up to 7,500 years. Love the scenery and history Noraly shares. No complaints at all❤️

[@jesperandreasen9086]

Just because of you Noraly I will have my next motorcycle holiday in NL. Have been to Assen TT for nearly 20 years I row now, but have actually never seen Holland “proper”

[@johnnyg3681]

Thank you Noraly, it is a privilege and honor to see your homeland through your travel and videos. I'm hoping that Peru, Central America and Mexico will open up soon but not too soon because seeing the Netherlands is so exciting, beautiful and you are so good at showing it to us. I watched your previous video of the Netherlands and did note in my mind about your camera position. The main concern when riding is of course safety, and because you are riding "the world" for us and me I have a vested interest in this comment, that is why I comment here about it. Most people in our world that drive are never taught much about driving. Most people are taught how to pass the road test, not how to protect themselves and their families which is the most important thing. So that is why I say that "seeing" is a very important part of driving and with your camera mounted on the side of your helmet like that it is blocking your peripheral vision. I have been teaching people how to drive for most of my life...so I didn't just fall off the turnip truck yesterday...Cheers...! Careage Driver Center..yt.

[@albertomarinp.7866]

Noraly, your beauty increases with each passing day of isolation. Your country is incredibly beautiful... CONGRATULATIONS 😘😘😘

[@rainbowsue2000]

I love seeing all the buildings the architecture is wonderful so beautiful 😍. Well my teachers lied to me. Back in the ‘60s she told us all of them (windmills)was grinding wheat for flour and food. I just love learning new things that you show us. Thanks so much Noraly where ever you travel you teach something new. So much fun to have a nifty teacher. ❤️🌈

[@Tvans1981]

Your teacher was partly wrong, or right.... milling wheats, pumping water or for sawing lumber. We have them all :D

[@rainbowsue2000]

Thank you very much for that information glad the teach wasn’t wrong. ❤️🌈

[@Sheila-vl9xk]

I am learning so much about your country and I am loving it! Thank you Noraly!! 🌈 ☀️

[@stevebachmeier8889]

People need to grow up and quit complaining! Love your videos!

[@stewartmcdowall2285]

We holidayed several times in the Netherlands, staying on a campsite in Wassenaar. We drove and cycled to Den Haag, Liden and Amsterdam etc. It was wonderful and you have rekindled many happy memories for me! Thank you x

[@footballvideos4246]

This campsite was Duinrell I guess?

[@czarekp3552]

so that's why Dutch are so tall.. even flooded the're safe, cos their heads will stick out of the water

[@Fiqih]

And to compete with giraffe for food domination

[@a.k1311]

Fiqih Trihanda you should visit us and try the food!!

[@Fiqih]

@@a.k1311 will do, one day I'm able to, very curious about the tulip fields and river village

[@czarekp3552]

@@a.k1311 can't wait to smoke your delicious food....

[@usernamemykel]

Noraly complains about her short , non-beautiful legs...

[@marybakke5631]

Netherlands are really pretty and interesting - thanks for the information on the Windmills. Be safe and enjoy.

[@anupbharadwaj6499]

Watching this video is like, a travel guide is telling about the place who has complete knowledge about the place. I know that a lot of homework goes in informing about the places you drive to. Keep the good work going. Eagerly waiting for the next video.👏

[@busarob1969]

Hi Noraly, I am enjoying a look around your beautiful country, more so than any other trip you have done so far, I guess we some times take for granted what a beautiful place we have right at home. Enjoying all of your Travels. Maybe one Day you come back to Australia and travel to my home state of Tasmania, it’s a beautiful place, You won’t regret the trip, very motor bike friendly too.

[@juliamroz5087]

Your country is so beautiful. I’ve been 10 years ago backpacking and staying in hostels. We even celebrated King’s Day in Amsterdam. It was impressive!!!

[@Edulin666]

To the list of beautiful scenery, great video quality, editing, cool facts, motorcycling, food and overall Noraly's charm, now I'm adding dutch language to the things I love about these videos 🧡

[@sajeev.krishnan]

Saw these windmills in greeting post cards in my school days, now from the drones, amazing!

[@kurtlopes946]

Good morning to my new history and geography teacher...''Noraly''

[@shagirdcp3235]

Correct

I was thinking the same about it hahaha

[@satyajeetkumar1695]

Yes bro for a traveller it is must to know geography and history but the place is so so beautiful I am super exhilarated how lucky is Noraly that she ride all these place I hope one day the corona season will come to an end and she will be again on her way ..

[@dennissmith7303]

These Netherland documentaries are some of your best videos. I feel lucky to experience your country. 👍❤️your work!!!

[@woodfly8167]

Loved the drone flight over the windmills...and the music. Well done Noraly. Beautiful country.

[@Explore53]

Such a beautiful and amazing country! Thank you for showing us. It was not long ago you were riding roads few have seen or experienced.. and now you are riding the roads of a place most evolved. It is amazing... You have chosen this life well!

[@johnny9895]

You need no more hope that we like your videos, cause you absolutely can be sure that we do! Really charming geography lesson ll about your home country. Looking forward to the next one 🤗

[@mykheaton]

Brilliant, I love it when you teach us about the area!

[@dhblan8591]

Hi Noraly. In my only visit to the Europe and the Netherlands way back in 1972, I drove my car from Amsterdam to Emden, Germany for shipment back to the US. My route took me along the Zuiderzee dam toward Groningen and Emden and I got to see this incredible feat of engineering first hand. Driving North, on my left was the North Sea and to my right was the inland see and some of the polderlands created by the dam project. It was absolutely amazing to see the difference in elevation. That might be a good trip for you to show. Thank you for showing us more of your country. Stay well and ride safely.

[@AmosAllen]

I LOVE this type of ‘stuff.’ Thank you, Noraly!

[@jerrymullins3354]

Loved the video and history lesson, lovely country. Looking forward to the next video.

[@paulchristensen1259]

Thanks for another 'tour' around a little piece of your homeland, we loved it . The camera angle is fine and captures it all. Great drone shots and the music you add is just "the bees knees" Take care and be safe

[@eduardowittemoller8621]

Hermoso video. Que buena idea es mostrar tu país y es emocionante lo horgullosa que estás!!! Qué sigas bien y que la fuerza te acompañe 🤗 Saludos

[@PatNetherlander]

Je laat NL echt op zijn mooist zien Noraly, en zo steken we ook nog wat moois op. Voor een Veendammer waar het veen in het bloed zit (niet echt hoor, haha, volbloed Groninger uit 2 Limburgers geboren) heel leuk om je over de veenwinning te horen praten!

[@ginogina4589]

Noraly, you are a great woman talking about a great country. So happy to see you out and about. Cheers from Tucson.

[@journeyman4328]

I'm loving this series of your home country. Of course you could ride around a 2-acre desert island for 20 mins. & we would love it. 😉

[@mfc4591]

i normally joke with my Dutch friends that it is good to be tall when you live in The Netherlands, or you better know how to swim. Beautiful country. Loved it there.

[@clauswohlertrasmussen6085]

I really love visiting Holland, have been 3 times in Nijmegen, doing the Vier Daagse as a military personel. Hope you get around that area too.

[@JanvanGorselen]

Gewéldig weer Noraly.. het ogenschijnlijke gemak waarmee jij jouw prachtige video's maakt is super.. jij kunt overal zó aan de slag als camera-vrouw en drone-lady 😊 Top! ❤

[@rodney8763]

You taught me more today than any of my visits through numerous previous visits! I now want to return to visit and use your tour guide videos for destinations, sightseeing and learning. Thank you so very much!!

[@inamartin7561]

Great video, as usual! I like that the drone footage adds perspective to the scenery shots. It is nice to see the countryside from above.

[@zimmi5210]

This is amazing, I never thought about the reason why some parts of the Netherlands are below the sea level - lesson learned:. Thank you :-)

[@jpdj2715]

It's actually "worse". The whole country is - sort of - flat and used to be the flood plane of the North Sea in the West side as Noraly explained. But the country is also the flood plane of a couple large and some smaller, but significant, rivers. Below sea level or not, there is always a risk of serious flooding. And that has an impact. To survive here, all that water needs to be "managed" and to make that work, a preparedness to collaborate must exist in a population. Polders were a way to gain land, but often the social sales story was to get rid of swamp fever (a sort of slightly milder malaria). The moment you pump water out, and people and livestock live in the former lake's bed, you need to keep pumping "forever". Another thing that grows in a population is the awareness that the guy with the biggest sword, mouth, purse or other anatomy, may not be trusted to keep dry feet. Hence we have a separate "government" to manage the water levels and protection (which is between 700 and 1000 years in action). The largest airport in the country, of Amsterdam, called "Schiphol airport" is at the bed of a lake pumped dry. It is located in an area where many ships got wrecked in North-Western gales. The name schiphol literally means "ships' hollow" - almost like a small scale Bermuda triangle.

[@jwenting]

it's because there were people with guns and pointy sticks to the south and east where there was land available above sea level :)

[@jwenting]

@@jpdj2715 "Ships' Hell", actually. Because of the heavy storms, shifting shallows, and other hazards to navigation that plagued the lake before it was drained.

[@szeriman13]

JP dJ not all the country is below the sea level. fyi

[@zimmi5210]

JP dJ Thank you for your detailed explanation, i guess i need to investigate a bit more on this subject

[@aftertheshowmoviepodcast]

Paul and Cindy from Missouri here, we have watched all of your videos and LOVE them. We also just bought a couple of your neck scarves cant wait until we get them. Awesome video as usual thanks for everything Noraly.

[@m.e.visser4976]

The pictures are beautiful Noraly. Love to see my country in all her glory. ❤

[@Creativehealing444]

We have been deeply moved by your awesome video. Thank you so much 🇬🇧 ❤🙏❤ You are such an amazing, creative talented soul.

[@robertomoraisbeto4436]

Noraly is for the motorcycle fans, the same as Max Verstappen for F1 and Floor Jansen for the Symphonic Metal. Great Dutch people🇧🇷🇳🇱🇧🇷

[@iwk315]

Nice, You sumed up all my interests

[@nitink.a567]

Orange people.

[@horsedude01]

Of all your videos of countries you have visited, the Netherlands, in my opinion would be my number choice for a country to live in. Very nice.

[@tonykersbergen4275]

@9:51-9:55 you can see 3 screws of archimedes from a modern pumping station to get the water out of the polders.

[@berticusmaximus8381]

That's the first time I've ever seen them used modern times. Very nice.

[@Rene1964]

You are doing an excellent job showing the nicest spots of our country. Keep up the good work.

[@FloridaRealEstate101]

It's nice to see Noraly totally relaxed in her own environment, at home. I am truly enjoying learning about The Netherlands,

[@The_Arby]

Great to see more of your Country Noraly :-) Hope your good and enjoy a nice weekend :-)

[@davidwhite4915]

Love your videos we learn something new every time. Stay safe Noraly love from England x

[@رعدالعطية-ز3ض]

Please cover this beautiful country before you continue your world tour, because it is simple, beautiful and quiet country. I like your spontaneous laughs while speaking .🍓👍🛵

[@usernamemykel]

If one covers it, we won't be able to see it, unless the cover is transparent.

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

I love this series! Because you can tell us what we're looking at with authority. You've convinced me I'm going to tour the Netherlands on bicycle.

[@rodrigoruffa7460]

I am from Argentina and I loved the way you showed my homeland to the world. Now I love the way you show your own! I have been @ Amsterdam only for a few hours in a a plane stop so I had very little time for a quick rush through the city, I will never forget it. Thank you!!!