I did not know this about Canadian history... |S6-E124|

In this episode I am visiting Fort St. James, where the living museum gives insight in the fur trade of the late 1800's in Canada. I had no idea this was how it was going down there at the time!
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[@TheBestFoodieShow]

What I like most about Noralys Videos? That you can see that people everywhere are kind to each other. And most times the less they have, the bigger their heart is

[@BoycottChinaa]

That's just editing! Hehehh noo, she inspires smiles, I'm just glad they race chickens instead of cage fight them ))

[@NM-eb5ej]

Thank goodness she missed California, Washington! Don't want to subject her to those places !

[@bigcity2085]

I like it when she wipes off my screen....makes me feel like she cares that I can see properly.😃

[@nessabay95]

@@NM-eb5ej I was so worried for her in Mexico.

[@NM-eb5ej]

Mexico and in general south America is safer than California she contacted the cartel which let her have safe passage!

[@bennywallin5252]

Great episode! But please take this advice: When travelling on small dirt roads, don't go so fast. Mooses tend to come up perpendicular to your travelling direction. They feed in the bushes and get startled when they hear the sound of the engine and their gut reaction is to flee outwards to the first open area, normally across the road. And it hurt like hell to be on a bike and hit a moose. Take it from me, I've had the displeasure to hit two of'em and the first one I've even "rode" across it's back (like a dead body in western movies) until he bucked and threw me off. Two bikes destroyed....

[@franklinstahl5215]

What experiences! I've had two moose run into me. One was a large cow that hit my VW Rabbit. It smashed the front windshield and made us spin 360 degrees. I was not hurt but when the moose was tracked down it had a puncture lungs and was then destroyed. The second moose was smaller and hit our Chevy van; It did not do a lot of damage. In both incidents I was driving only about 40 mph so I was able to prevent a real blood bath. It was amazing that I hit moose twice. People had lived in Maine their entire lives and never hit one.

[@newcoyote]

It's a grim tale but yes moose are especially dangerous to cars. Their long relatively weak legs absorb very little of the impact energy and hold the main mass of the poor beast right in the path of the windshield. The data I read said between 2000-2014, 474 people were killed in Moose vs Car collisions. Source: National Fatality Database of the The Traffic Injury Research Foundation

[@dimebag6675]

😂

[@baublesanddolls]

The same as when a deer runs across the road. Slow down because chances are at least two fawns will be close behind.

[@TheBestFoodieShow]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how good Noraly's editing skills are and the way she puts the videos together easily as good if not better than productions that have twenty plus times the budget .

[@neilmeiskey5482]

It shows how big budgets don't mean big quality, she is truly an artist of her craft!

[@avidadolares]

Oh no! Not the dreaded and over-used formulaic "can we just take moment to appreciate... " comment. So tired of these lame same old formula comments that phish for likes. Cringe.

[@goldenretriever6261]

I assume she hires someone to edit the videos.

[@tundeappiah1410]

@@avidadolares tnuC.

[@livinglifetothefullest22]

Yes and to see where Noraly was like 3 years ago... and how she turned into a PRO!! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🌷🌷🌷

[@russsaunders321]

Gorgeous area! Fur trading history, Tools to survive in the wilderness, Chicken and Duck races, Moose fun and beautiful place to stay in the countryside! A terrific day in Canada! Thank you!

[@alexandershatzko8748]

down and out Men moved up north --because there was no jobs or work

[@darrylcombe2469]

Monday, Wednesday and Friday's are great because there is a new episode of Itchy Boots 😁

[@peterbonnez]

Followed by Coronation Street, a perfect evenings entertainment

[@gwenscoggins1]

I totally agree !

[@citizenkane4831]

And all the other seasons and episodes you can fill in with every suterday and sunday.

[@sambado]

Most definitely 💯

[@matts9]

Totally agree - I am hating Tuesdays and Thursdays cause I have to wait for my Itchy Boots fix!

[@molliedoodleable]

Your drone shots took my breathe away. So magical. The view of that lone log cabin amidst the green surround made me wonder how you always seem to find your way even though you say "I don't know where I am going", and laugh. Canadians seem so gracious. Great interactions.

[@veritassempre]

Fur trading tour Wilderness survival workshop Chicken/duck races Moose sighting and drone footage from your Middle Earth lodging, simply spectacular. Sounds like a great day, thank you Noraly !!

[@lb2017bl]

She’s a great representation of the Dutch people. Dutch people are amazing.

[@veritassempre]

@@lb2017bl Amazing maybe pushing it. If they were all like Noraly , which I doubt, then I would agree.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly, traveling around the world with you has certainly been an enlightening experience! We have met so many kind people and experienced their lives along with yours. This was truly another amazing day in your life that you shared with us. The drone footage just adds the perspective of where you are and the local environment. Thank you and ride safe!

[@Opa_Andre]

Noraly, some time ago I was recommended a video of your season 6 on KZbin when you were on the road in Mexico. And I got hooked and have been following you ever since. So while I'm always waiting for the next video, I used the time to watch how you started this season, followed up by a few catching episodes by their titles and then started to watch from the beginning of your journey. By now I have watched all the episodes of season 1 and will soon start with season 2. It's so impressive how your channel and skills have evolved. You started as a "small youtuber" with simple edits without many comments, just let the pictures speak for themselves. Over time you've become more confident, explaining your route, likes and dislikes, sharing your thoughts and emotions, engaging your community in a much more personal experience, trying new ways like drone footage and becoming more professional. Not only riding, but also teaching about nature, geology, archeology, history or local indigenous peoples along your way. And you always stay positive, even when bad things happen, like weather changes or you crash your bike and get hurt. Meanwhile, you are no longer an ordinary KZbinr. For me you've become a role model and a true ambassador of the world, capturing nature and connecting people. It's unimaginable how much work you put into your videos, from shooting to editing to manually adding subtitles in so many different languages... you're releasing content that is definitely worth airing on TV. Possibly even a contemporary documentary for future generations who will not be able to experience this beauty of nature for themselves. Everyone can see and feel how much you love your work, and I feel honored to be a witness to your adventures. To be honest, I don't think I would have your guts to give up my "normal job" for the uncertain and unpredictable. I would probably also be too afraid of possible dangers from bad people, dangerous wild animals, or just possible accidents, being out alone on trails in the wilderness. Thank you very much for your work, all the best to you. Even if dark clouds are no threat to you, I wish you lots of sunshine, always enough gas in the tank and many more seasons full of adventures. Greetings from Germany!

[@jerrym3261]

If you rewatch the videos over and over, I think you'll see them in a different way each time you watch them. I'm convinced after watching it over a hundred times Season 1 Episode 1 is the best 4:53 ever created. It never fails to entertain me. There are days I do an Itchy Boots marathon for hours.

[@chetwinkles5051]

I could not agree more Opa. I look forward to every new video. Well said.

[@shantasomali4606]

Welcome to channel

[@saltwatersun1452]

So schön gesagt, bin zu 100% bei dir.

[@eidernadir320]

@@jerrym3261 We are the same, on weekends itchy boots marathon

[@cobbleup]

You’re taking me back 50 years to Fort St James. I moved there for work as a young single man, met the young lady who became my wife there. Moved to Vanderhoof the following year and then immigrated to Montana. Thanks for this video, it brought back a lot of memories.👍

[@JSBowling2011]

Watching Noraly, it’s like I am taking a vacation but never having to leave my home, you get to see all the different countries and places and cultures, it’s a great learning and entertaining experience.

[@JSBowling2011]

@@ritmolatino1627 No thanks buddy you get off the couch, I’d rather watch the beautiful Noraly take me places that you’ve never been before

[@JSBowling2011]

@@ritmolatino1627 not everybody can just leave their life behind and become a nomad that’s not for me but good luck to you

[@JohnSmith-ju1gi]

I had a tough day and am so grateful for my itchy boots fix. I couldn't stop smiling watching you at the chicken races. My son picks up the Honda CRF300L ABS on October 4th. I bought it for him ALL BECAUSE OF NORALY. We are so excited to ride in the northeast in New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, and New York. Thank you for the joy!

[@JEmmertz]

The lady that shows and explains in the guest house is really fun! She explains in a great way.

[@ronwikeheiser6706]

Moose also called a swamp donkey up here

[@cheyjan330]

When you exited the ferry I knew you were headed toward your favorite kind of riding ~ "dirt" ~ first hint, the trucks boarding onto the ferry were covered with native dirt and it had been awhile since they'd been washed. Canada has always supported the US in trade, and their people are so genuinely happy. Thank you Noraly and Canada you are both jewels.

[@richardvervoorn6626]

Thanks Jan, we in the great white North appreciate your love ❤️!

[@glacialmobbs7657]

We will be a lot happier when we get rid of our current government.

[@treegreen941]

@@glacialmobbs7657 The seagull in the comments. Flies by, craps, and leaves.

[@ericchazankin4919]

This one made me smile - random indeed! I never would have guessed that today’s video would span an arc from chicken races to a remote log cabin! Good to change things up. But you do look relaxed and happy. That hat suited you!

[@mikeh2520]

I thought so too with the hat sitting in the chair.

[@fixitbrokeitfixit]

and " good food if i might say so myself..... Tastes like carton.... " LOL 🤣🤣 The trading post was very interesting.

[@PacificAirwave144]

This was a gem! The staff were so knowledgeable and genuinely loved the questions and had answers. They love their visitors and the history--what a great stop!

[@raardon8952]

Another brilliant episode as this amazing young woman gets closer and closer to her goal. We all will miss her when this is over.

[@jonmulack4226]

Ms. Boots won't be missed for long. Many hours in the saddle makes one think of where to go next to keep the wind in your face...

[@NewSkiwi]

From experience - I would not count on "this" being over. Our planet is vast, and I suspect that Noraly is hatching a new plan as we speak. I hope so anyway.

[@vickikgibson9470]

I really hope she goes across Canada...it is SO VAST and very different from coast to coast, even enough back roads I think to make it interesting?? I mean, she would love it, yes?? The Shield, prairies, the eastern coast and Islands?? But then, she may decide to do Australia! Sigh. Canada first!LOL

[@SteifWood]

@@vickikgibson9470 Yep, the AUS Canning Stock Route - 2-3 weeks with offroad riding on another level. But she should team up with someone, and given her pref for solo riding, I dunno.

[@PineyRider]

@@vickikgibson9470 As long as she takes us along, almost anywhere will be interesting. But yeah, our own backyard would be amazing.

[@Andres66Cali]

The little cabin at the heart of the meadows. Very beautiful. I like where Itchy Boots takes us. I really loved the fur trade post with all it's historical importance. The chicken / duck races. It is so nice to learn new things. Thank you Noraly!

[@JustAGuyYaKnow42]

I've watched a million different travel vlogs and motorcycle vlogs, this is still my favorite.

[@banditsvs]

Agree Noraly is The Gold Standard

[@marianoaguinaldo5697]

Your videos inspired me to create a product which I want to send you

[@НатальяБудаева-м2р]

WHEREVER YOU GO, WHATEVER YOU DO I ALWAYS FOLLOW YOU. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING A PART OF YOUR LIFE WITH US. BE CAREFUL. MY RESPECT TO YOU.

[@danomies]

“I want to end up kind of in the middle of nowhere.” Love it. Living the dream! 🥰

[@aliensil]

That place is beautiful, thanks for sharing your experiences Nora!

[@txbagman3444]

A truly different episode for normal backroad adventures. Enjoyed it all the same. You have a wonderful ability to find interesting and unique places to show us. 👀👍Thank You! Best Wishes, Safe Travels. 💖🏍🤠

[@VonBluesman]

You are the only one on KZbin that makes it impossible for me to multitask while watching your videos. You have such interesting content showing the most amazing beautiful landscape and wildlife. I love your teaching and explanations. Your smile and laugh is contagious and makes people happy everywhere you go. Thank you.

[@GlobalWalkabout]

Damn, what a glowing review.. I hope that someday I can get similar reviews on my own channel.. (though I don't have a smile like Noraly though). I too find it hard to multi task while watching this channel, which is why I aim to be this good! 😉

[@graylunsford]

The stunning countryside just doesn’t quit! Plus moose and chicken/duck racing - BEAUTY! wow!

[@melissadsilva6062]

Noraly cooking instant noodles made me go way back and remember the time she cooked ostrich eggs 😆

[@jerrym3261]

Yeah, she's the first to tell you she's not a cook, huge egg, little bitty pan. She does find some really good food. I cook and I never put bacon and mushrooms together. I bet it's good.

[@jimbetzing3587]

You weren't kidding when you said you'd be "out in the middle of nowhere" gorgeous scenery!

[@gtrs4ever]

Imagine the hardship trying to survive, miles away from any support in the old days. Amazing!

[@neilmeiskey5482]

Those people were amazing survivalists!

[@eutoob]

Northern BC was "the last frontier" back in the 1800's- vast wilderness, raging rivers, but if you were resourceful and learned quickly from the indigenous peoples, you had a chance

[@IRQ1Conflict]

This is why the snowmobile was invented. Sadly the inventers son passed away because of their remote location.

[@Johnny2Feathers]

What Lewis and Clark achieved was truly amazing 🇺🇸

[@gherardolazzeri6139]

Like the little cabin on the Swedish lake, this remote log cabin in Canada is another super charmy place, immerged in a nothing but gorgeous nature!!! That is travelling!

[@tomnix1941]

Your educational rides are absolutely fantastic, I wait and watch for new rides, Don't know what the heck I'm going to do when you finish in Alaska, But am enjoying every minute of your journey. Thanks again from a 77 yr old biker who did pass through some of your adventures, like the 365 day pyramid , that was about 55 yrs ago. Thanks again

[@krishnaprasadshetty1207]

Yes, I felt she finished USA too soon

[@Mooseman-fg4nv]

Guess with the season so close to Winter and already snowing she didn't have any choice. Be very curious to see where she goes after Alaska...

[@tomnix1941]

@@krishnaprasadshetty1207 I agree..

[@endangeredmarmot4518]

The hosts at Fort St. James were great - I'm adding it to my to-visit list! Great video again, Noraly.

[@alexandershatzko8748]

thot the name was LORALEE...... have been to ft. st. james ----- looking for a way to the yukon to go prospecting

[@pbmuk]

Wow, what a wonderful place to stay, and those final drone shots were stunningly beautiful. Very interesting stop at the trapping museum and lots of fun. Great episode. That horrible evening meal is too much to put yourself through for our benefit :)

[@Bluehoohoo]

The docent is so interesting!! I’m smiling so much because of the comment about not telling inexperienced people about eating things besides 4 salmon a day.

[@lindadavies6109]

Oh my word! That closing view just took my breath away 😳 I could live there forever…

[@shaunmckenzie5509]

Yes, very nice place

[@markusmanhard2126]

I am watching every monday, wednesday and friday your episodes. I am also an motorcycle traveller and you are such an inspiaration for so many people. Thank you for your videos.

[@ragweed3524]

Awesome day! It’s always a good day when you end it with noodles 😂. The fur history makes you realize how very hard people worked to exist. Thanks for another great day ending with some awesome drone footage!

[@caperrob1662]

When I watch, I always think to myself....wait for it. Noraly delivers jaw dropping drone footage every time. To the point of lifting my spirit. Every single time :)

[@insatiable_mind]

I really appreciate all your interactions with local and indigenous people.

[@jericho3161]

I've been living in Canada my whole life and I've never heard about chicken racing!!😄

[@wihamaki]

They have a fully restored Hudson Bay fort in Thunder Bay and I don't remember seeing any chicken racing there.

[@derekcollins1972]

@@siphonsnob I did. I ended up marrying her.

[@jericho3161]

@@siphonsnob Yes I did, many times they are delicious

[@pauloruffo-pesquisas5661]

Noraly this is a very beautiful video and beautiful places!Thank you!

[@jerhughes500]

I’ve lived in Canada since 2006 but have been travelling between Vancouver island and Edinburgh for the last 18 months. Seeing the scenery and roads, ice field parkway has re-ignited my desire to organize a ride there. Thanks and ride safe. 🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍✊

[@canuckcoffeecanada]

Shout out to another Vancouver Islander! Noraly could do ONE video on Vancouver Island... maybe two...

[@randym8963]

I second that... Vancouver Island is awesome and why I've spent most of my life here. It's my home base but I spend months, every year in Guatemala. When she toured thru Guate I was intranced as that has been my passion for over 40 years. I have done most of Central America on a dirt bike but wish I had a bike as nice as Alaska.! Maybe we can influence her to do the next series in Canada as there is so much more to see.

[@heffleyjack44]

@@randym8963 Hi Randy, from Kamloops, we are visiting Guatemala in November. Staying in Antigua and installing locally made wood stoves for people, our first trip to Guatemala. Cheers.

[@oldscout80]

Noraly, Every time I come across new episode of yours, I know I won't be disappointed. I have enjoyed at least 30 of them. Best Channel on KZbin, by far! Ride on Itchy!

[@BacktrackADV]

WOW, what a score for the remote cabin. I can imagine heading out for a quiet star’y winters night stay on a snowmobile. Great that you got a moose on film. They are beautiful large animals. Glad you are getting to see some rare sights of British Columbia. Have a great day Noraly!

[@hernanmoleno]

What a beautiful and lovely place.... Another lesson learned about those amazing place....love it. Takecare God bless and have a very safe rides always....

[@johnbrennan6804]

The best part of your shows is seeing and hearing your excitement and appreciation for what you experience every day. You have a great smile and laugh. I really enjoyed this video!!!

[@williamstreet4304]

"Good Morning Internet" These are some of my favorite words! When I hear them, I know that I am in for a treat!

[@garyholt8315]

and "please give me a big thumbs up"

[@auralsonicwaves7170]

I absolutely love it when you visit the historical places. I enjoy learning about how life was a hundred years ago in various parts of the world especially the living museums where there are people who can explain all about the culture. The chicken races were hilarious! Fascinating! The cabin you stayed on the farm was in a great location with marvelous views. Thank you so much for bringing this to your fans.

[@roy.actual]

That was the most beautiful little Airbnb setting I've ever seen. Great ride. Thanks for taking me along.

[@akowboyshippielife7405]

We love you Itchy Boots! Much love to everyone and their families from Alton Missouri USA 💪 🌻 🤠 🙏

[@jamesfleming5875]

And the same from Alton Hampshire England uk🇬🇧

[@randym8963]

And to you, same from Vancouver Island

[@libertyone5853]

Noraly, once again you have OPENED the eyes of your followers to some of the history of another country, Canada, and the indigenous people. Thank you for spending a good deal of time at that trading post and speaking with the people there. Being a history buff, I very much appreciate the history lessons you give us.The world NEEDS millions of Noraly's, it would be a better place!

[@yoursacredquest]

Welcome to Canada from a Prairie biker from Saskatchewan. I really appreciate the diversity of your videos including cultural and historical experiences portrayed with delight and humour.

[@kestrelfeather]

Chicken and duck races. What a cluck and quacking good time! Just remember, that dried salmon they have in the museum, is as old as the hills. Fresh dried salmon is nothing like that leathery stuff hanging in the museum.

[@pppantz]

Funny how we get so invested in our youtube creators. Alaska's new springs kept popping into my mind periodically after we saw you last and I would feel good about that. We wanted those all along.

[@Eve3740]

Thank you so much for this amazing experience so many wonderful things to see God's beautiful green Earth... God-bless you stay safe and well

[@ReynoldsJer]

Hi Noraly.. Thank you for blessing us with these incredible videos

[@randythompson199]

This episode reminded me of how beautiful my province is, thank you

[@eidernadir320]

Thanks to you we are discovering the history of our ancestors, history that enriches us with knowledge which we can pass on to our new generations, everything is beautiful and ending up in such a cozy and beautiful cabin is sublime, once again there are words to thank you for everything what you give us with your work. thanks Noraly thanks Alaska, travel safe take care .. post data today's breakfast looked delicious

[@bryanreeme8584]

Loved this bit.. Reminds me of being a kid in Northern Michigan.. Our county fair raced chickens, but they were spilled from mailboxes on 20ft poles, farthest flyer.. Now, there's probably an app for that!.. FUN video! 🤙🏼

[@VishGur]

Hi Noraly: I have learned so much of the TRUE history and local culture of this world that I did not in the 76 years of my life. I am so thankful to you. Your very intelligent, smiling and Kind face helped me in this process. The Canadian history since 1800s inspired me to hope for a future 'Indian Noraly' who can Video document the 5000+ years of documented Indian culture. I am keeping my fingers crossed. Thank you !

[@jameshampton8730]

What a place to stay! Amazing Canada. How lovely. Its like hybernating

[@leemarker944]

Hi Noraly. I'm a big fan of yours and I really enjoyed this video. I am Indigenous as well but all the way from Arizona! The whole family enjoys your videos. Thanks for sharing! Safe travels!

[@johnnienitro6812]

Thank You Dear......My family came here in1889. Glad you'll be out of this place shortly......Less is always more here.

[@jnault6441]

In Northern Maine in the states, we have a lot of Moose. The proven technique for finding one is as follows, operate a small car way beyond the speed limit, at night, and play with the entertainment controls. Failed method, drive around looking for a Moose.

[@richardvervoorn6626]

HILARIOUS !!! 😂

[@Manu-bo]

Noraly, nice step today ! And beautiful place to sleep and dream of mother Nature. Leaving Alaska in the shed for a day, you only need now itchy cowboy boots and a powerful black stallion to cross the great meadows at a gallop! 👍😘😘

[@billcotton1551]

This may be the coolest AirB&B I have ever seen! You sure can find the great places Noraly.

[@devonshire56]

Another incredible learning experience with Noraly on the way to Alaska.

[@bigmizzymike]

Hello Noraly. Just wanted to tell you that I admire your courage and adventurous spirit. Thank you for all the wonderful content over the years. You are greatly appreciated. 💜

[@Kefoo_]

-- 'Love the "tallest woman (tour guide) in the cabin" . . . so responsive and cordial!

[@markblackwell4947]

Oh Noraly, the sunshine and positivity you exude with every new episode regardless of where you are or what you're experiencing is truly inspiring to me to try to see more of the good in the world around me every day. Please never stop doing what you're doing and being who you are.

[@mrlvrz302]

Bed & Breakfast. I discovered it in 1999 when we traveled this part in Canada. Same as you I was like a prince with those breakfasts. I still remember the smell and the flavour of fresh gem and marmelade. Thanks Noraly for remembers. God saves you! The real wonder woman!

[@claytonbaker5858]

The best thing about this channel is : I been watching for a while now, I know I can re watch all episodes.. Great Content.. thank you for these journey's.. 👌👍

[@iaingraham4911]

stones throw away from Alaska almost done 👍👍🇬🇧 superb informative season good luck 🤞👍🙏🙏✝️🌹💐🌷

[@nojremlock6826]

These videos are prime material for a great Hollywood production 👌 .. there is so much History in the world bieng uncovered one video at a time, that only Noraly could bring to life....thanks Girl !

[@irenemasterson146]

Love the little cottage far from everyone, noise, hustle and bustle. Im sure you enjoyed the peace and quiet

[@ScooterintheSticks]

Another amazing ride and packed full of information and experience. Arriving at the cabin and seeing the aerial view reminded me of what a tiny speck I am in the world. And also, thank you Noraly for showing such a positive portrayal of that world and the people in it.

[@frankluba8747]

You are going to places most Canadians never see. And believe me, there is SO much more. It's a big country.

[@cmarkd1]

I'm so addicted to your videos. Sitting and waiting for the next upload. Thanks for keeping it interesting every time! 😁

[@jerrym3261]

While you're waiting, I encourage you to rewatch the old ones. I have Itchy Boots marathons that go on for hours.

[@bluegrassadventure]

I think they would have a hard time getting me out of that cabin! Beautiful! Thanks so much, Noraly!

[@jurriaandejongh8677]

Oh man, I screamed a little when I saw that cabin and it's surroundings.. I got energized by experiencing it only though video alone, imagine how lovely it should feel to be there for real. I hope you enjoyed it Noraly!

[@richardking1835]

That view at the end was breathtaking

[@DanielSgnaolin]

Surely the casual encounters are the most surprising, the chicken run, Wow !! I am more than sure that the visit to Canada will be one of the most interesting and enjoyable. The airb & b is a marvel !! (As a former cameraman, I can say that Noraly has acquired exceptional photo + editing skills!) Bravo!👍👍👍

[@colleenlouise4521]

" tastes like carton" made me laugh, so thanful you are showing your meals and lodging again, beautiful scenery

[@stefanomalinverni9431]

🇮🇹 Gooood afternoooooon, Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let’s goooooo, as usual! 🇮🇹

[@armandshtini]

Very pozitiv person, bravo✌

[@stefanomalinverni9431]

Thank you.

[@rogersans2903]

Come on everybody!! Let,s go again!! Cheers from Catalunya!! Som-hi tots!! Tornem-hi altre cop!! Salutacions des de Catalunya!!

[@angiecerv]

For me, this is one of your unforgettable video because of history/culture lecture, fun, beautiful ride, making friends with people and finale of a cute, isolated log cottage with a spectacular view from its window... Anybody can say "Life is indeed beautiful" Thanks for sharing all these Noraly.

[@Axr24have]

Another great vid Noraly. I live in western Canada (Vancouver Island), and sometimes take the natural beauty of BC for granted. Your vids remind me how lucky I am. 😊

[@coldlakealta4043]

My brother lives in North Vancouver and when I go out there I have to point out some of the incredible things he just takes for granted and doesn't really notice any more unless I'm there. I think we have the wrong brother in the wrong province!

[@rhondalyn100]

What FUN, Noraly!!! Thank you from middle Tennessee!

[@georgemortensen7623]

Noraly is my tri-weekly travelogue and I've traveled the world as well but she shows me even more. Keep on truckin', girl.

[@pacific2123]

wonderful country canada 🇵🇪🇵🇪 thank you noraly see you next video 👍🙏🙋‍♂️

[@markhendriks6445]

congrats on your 2nd moose well captured on camera. furthermore I have to say those first nation people you encountered looked very engaging with a good sense of humor.

[@patriot1182]

I need to go on an adventure like this before i die! Great job Noraly!

[@terryomalley1974]

At the video's closing, you found an iconic Canadian scene--a log cabin amidst the coniferous trees and mountains. Well done!

[@patriciagamble1511]

I like most the happy loving people she meets and the knowledge they share with us.

[@darrylcolley5660]

I have been watching your channel for months. I have been so intrigued by your ability to see beautiful off the beaten path places. This particular episode, I am happy to see your path go to Fort St James. This is my home town, and I was present of the opening of this historical site in 1977 as a young child. Thank you for spending some time to show your viewers my hometown. Have a safe trip to Alaska. I will remain a faithful viewer!

[@MotoM0nk]

Love learning about indigenous people in your videos, that I would otherwise never would have heard of .....thank you for sharing "Oh it's a duck!" Sooo funny, loved it

[@lylemacdonald6672]

Having watched all your videos in order as they came out, and hoping you would come to Canada, it suddenly feels a bit strange to see you riding in my own backyard where I live. I feel like I am riding with you. I find myself trying to guess where you will be going next. Much love and respect Noraly. 🇨🇦

[@randym8963]

Exactly, as a wildcrafter I get to see a lot of back road treasures. I keep finding myself saying if she turns left here she will find this, and later if she turns right she will find that. Canada is so huge and diverse so she could do whole series on Canada alone. I feel proud of my fellow Canadians she has introduced to us, and the places she has shown us. At the same time I know she will soon be in Alaska and this part will be over.

[@lylemacdonald6672]

@@randym8963 Having lived in Prince George for 15 years, and spending a lot of time in the bush all over Northern BC, and looking at Noraly's previous approach to things, I am thinking she will do the Prince Rupert to Skagway ferry to Alaska and then after touring Alaska take the Alaska Highway back to BC and Alberta thus doing a circle route. I noted one of her previous Facebook entries was marked as Brooks Alberta which is where Dinosaur Provincial Park is located. It makes sense she would do the Alberta badlands.

[@ronniesimpson7438]

I loved the fur museum,shop and bird racing,very entertaining😃

[@paulawebb700]

I'm so ready for our Noraly adventure..I just hD major surgery and I'm so happy about our adventure today..

[@avaly977]

Get well soon

[@paulawebb700]

@@ingridwatsup9671 thank you

[@paulawebb700]

@@avaly977 thank you ..means a lot that u took a moment to say those words..

[@mucahitgedikli9169]

😀👍Hi Noraly. Chicken races are very nice. The view is awesome.

[@louiskoen3479]

O this was such a nice video , loved the insert of the " Fort St James " the way the lady explained the ways of way back then, i had to chuckle and the chicken race was hilarious. Thanks Noraly for another good video. Stay safe.

[@Hej411]

Alaska is one tough cookie i am amazed she still has those indicators/blinkers even after all those numerous falls! A testament to her adventurous spirit! Roll on 👏

[@frankgavin1686]

Your Geologic and historical glimpses are fun and educational. Riding a motorcycle cross-country is one thing. Educating your followers along the way is altogether different. I admire your courage and sense of adventure as many of your followers live vicariously thru you. Thank you so very much for the journey.