Don't go to this part of Ecuador! |S6-E12|

In this episode I am riding to Cuenca, because I am in need of some good internet and get ready for the jungle for the next couple of days. On the way, I stop at Iglesia del Rocio, a stunning church built on the side of a mountain. There, I meet Maria, who tells me which area of Ecuador is not so safe to visit..
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[@paddyneill1964]

That ol' gal outside the church was just marvelous. She had some years behind her, but still beautiful. And I love her hat and how it was a part of her persona. Wonderful to see.

[@Kevinplettenbergbay]

Noraly speaks Spanish flawlessly

[@steppenwolf53]

Way too often we judge cultures by the governments instead of listening to the hearts of the people. What a wonderful conversation. Thanks Noraly!

[@giles-df9yu]

I have found from the work of norley and bald and bankrupt that people are completly different than their leaders.

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

Agree! Oftentimes there is a HUGE disconnect between the people, and the governments (that MSM concentrates on).

[@antonioverdad5071]

@@giles-df9yu When you refine molten metal, the scum goes to the top. The same is true with a country!

[@MsRichycon]

Toosha mate well said. Modern government in this day and age are normally there to dismantle the true indigenes people whos actuall blood lines come from that place..

[@Alex-se4hj]

I genuinely feel people judge because they aren't meek there's to much pride, feeling like everyone that is outside from their bubble are little to them.

[@triguywon9938]

The conversation with Maria was fantastic, I am sure Maria will also have a great story to tell her friends.

[@GiladGur]

Yes, meeting the wheat colored hair woman with the sky color in her eyes. It might be the first time for Maria meeting a very European looking human being.

[@justinsane7128]

Yeah she'll be telling them about the crazy gringa

[@robing9278]

Maria is beautiful and delightful. What a treat that was!

[@JC-gz4bj]

@@GiladGur just to let you know there’s plenty blue eyed blondes in Ecuador, Ecuador is a very diverse country , you can find all type of Ecuadorians

[@Merry19ss]

​@@justinsane7128 Nosotros decimos Yanqui ,no gringos eso es más de México

[@robertjackson9601]

The conversation with the old women outside the church brought tears to my eyes. What a wonderful lady. I think you amazed her a little. :-)

[@derp195]

She's so cool. I got the impression that she's a sly, independent lady. Seemed like she saw herself in Noraly, and was impressed by her gall.

[@randysmith6493]

Wow, What your showing of Equator is so beautiful. That church on the hill was amazing, the domed roof was impressive. Cool stuff. Nice talk with the lady on the hill.

[@friscoeddie3223]

Welcome to Cuenca. I’ve been here for over 12 years and the main reason I’ve stayed is the kindness of the people. And the fresh food, great weather, fantastic architecture, and the life style. Of all the cities and pueblos in Ecuador, Cuenca is the best. And so close to surrounding countryside places to visit. You’ll love your stay here. Enjoy. And your Spanish is really good. Makes a huge difference in connecting with the people. You can really see how kind they are, especially the camposinos. Safe travels.

[@mcarthrc]

Hi Ms. Noraly! I'm so happy you're visiting Ecuador, my birth country. Lito and myself really enjoying watching all of your episodes. Thank you for sharing all of your adventures with us. It's much appreciated. If you're ever in Harrisonburg Virginia, please let's us know and you can stay with us for as long as you need. Lito, my husband would love to know how you found those back roads, he couldn't find them in the map when searching. He's a bike rider too and would love to explore more of my country now that we're retired. Be safe and God be with you 🙏🏼 Much love and appreciation, Lita & Lito 🤗

[@David_S52]

The buildings and architecture in Ecuador are absolutely amazing. As is the scenery. Safe travels.

[@walkthedogs240]

I don't know if Noraly mentioned it but Cuenca is a World Heritage site. It's renowned for its decorative railing. Also the original Ortega Panama hat factory is there, still making them the old school way.

[@carlosrodrigues6754]

This conversation was a delight. A mix of admiration, concern, and also giving advice just like any good mother or grandma in this world

[@PapaBear143]

Noraly, thank you for including your conversations with the people you meet. You manage to make the most mundane conversations so interesting!

[@mikep.9371]

Your talent for finding less traveled roads is spot on. Maria was a joy to watch. Quite a bit of history on the way to find a WiFi hot spot, Noraly.

[@snorrejnnevaldhalvorsen6548]

Mine P said it all

[@williamstreet4304]

Noraly, one of the best parts of your videos is the interactions with the local people. A woman comes up as you are preparing to ride away. She asks about your family. She expresses concern about crime in an area. You not only take time to meet her, you are able to converse in her language and engage her for several minutes. That was a highlight of this post. Many people can ride the extreme parts of the world that you do. Although the rally segments last season suggest that the list may be more limited that I once thought. But your ability to connect to the local culture in their language is beyond the pale. Not as a blogger, but as a person, you are a very special and impressive individual. That is why I continue to follow and share with my grandchildren. Thank you for continuing to impress me.

[@ardie554]

agree

[@bela-sofia34]

@ William Street As a first time viewer I felt all as YOU perfectly stated! 😍

[@yarrowbumblefoot8877]

Absolutely!

[@PeteR-ed9nd]

There was an element of mutual admiration by two independent women. Loved the brick roof dome of the church. That is a work of art in itself.

[@ivanguzhnay1713]

mirar tu país desde los ojos de otra persona y oír hablar de nosotros. Nos eriza la piel de lo bello que es Ecuador. Y más todavía si es de Cuenca. 😍

[@yeababywoo]

Completamente de acuerdo con usted. Vivo fuera de Ecuador 17 años y ahora lo extraño tanto.

[@eleonora78]

Very beautiful country and people sir,un saludo desde Romania

[@luiscanizares8258]

cuenca es hermosos soy de Quito y me gusto tanto que si puediera me gustaria vivir ahi

[@andrespachano8673]

No soy cuencano, soy Quiteño, pero te entiendo, es hermoso

[@maribelcalens6514]

Pero no puedo creer que las carreteras todavía sean de tierra.

[@maxkazzora4234]

Appreciate your showing us Ecuador even in 2023, Noraly.

[@ragweed3524]

What a beautiful day that was! The location of the church overlooking the whole area was breathtaking. I loved the conversation with the wise lady. A typical Mama lol. The market was beautiful. Having been in the foliage business my entire career...my bucket list included a trip to the market in the Netherlands but now I see I have two markets to wish to see. Great video! Nice WiFi spot too. Thanks for the ride along Noraly!

[@ronalddonald7143]

Noraly has perfect sense for places which are not main tourist hubs, but have specific atmosphere and so many little attractions for visitors. All her videos from Ecuador are masterpieces.

[@doordevloer9105]

Mastery of many languages is what makes Noraly a real cosmopolitan on wheels. If you know the languages, you are at home in the world.

[@Nyax4Real]

The best comment ever 👌

[@SaneAsylum]

James Michener's auto-biography was thus entitled "The World is My Home."

[@markreed7974]

Noraly, I loved your conversation with Maria... People open up to you easily. Fun to watch that.interaction.

[@HECTWIL]

Mujer bella y valiente ...siempre te recordare. Ecuador le da la bienvenida a una muejer de Holanda con mucho cariño. Que te vaya bien Noraly

[@paulodeoliveira3368]

I always tell my kids to let their light shine so others can experience goodness and praise God.. So, Noraly thank you for letting your light shine.

[@heldemel2035]

That was a brilliant episode Noraly! Loved the lady - you seemed quite moved by your encounter with her. Loved the music going into the new cathedral and especially loved the market - so fun to see the food and flowers in abundance. If I could give this episode 5x thumbs up I would! Oh and I got an Itchy hoodie for Xmas and it is lovely - such good quality and so warm! Thank you for everything you do.

[@userdidi8588]

Good luck. ...abdelhak

[@albertlabossiere7720]

Pig on the road, Noraly slows down, pig moves, Noraly: "Thank you sir." ... precious moment of Noraly being courteous to creatures great and small! ❤️

[@lizcilliers]

That is one thing about Noraly I really admire. Her care for animals. In one of her previous seasons she untied a rope that was round a dog's neck. Her humanity is a lesson for all.

[@colinboggust2950]

Just saying no tusks on the pig

[@papounet4842]

"Thank you sir" : in every pig a man ? Or...!!!

[@georgejarry3964]

Noraly always show her respect to creatures she is awesome

[@symcardnel1741]

So abudent is the food supply. So fresh and beautiful. Let's go!

[@christian-rider]

Motorcycle rider and adventurer. Traveler. Explorer. And tour-guide. You done it all Noralay.

[@Alan-bz1ed]

Your conversation with Maria was a thing of beauty during these difficult times. You made each other's day and mine - the lovely melding of cultures and it's why I enjoy watching your series; taking the time to get to know the people and appreciate their communities.

[@haggielady]

That was a spectacular court house and the church's were too. I'm glad the locals are aware of what's happening in other town's and warned you away, so sweet. Enjoy your free wifi, along with the view.

[@rayvogensen2983]

I loved the little conversations with the local people. For me, as a Spanish speaker, it is the best part. I especially like to hear the first language speakers of indigenous languages speaking in Spanish. They are quite easy to understand perhaps because it is not their native language.

[@sirkitchalott]

Love the chats with local, that and the geology lessons are amongst my favourite parts. HNY Noraly!

[@GiladGur]

@@sirkitchalott I love exactly those two. Geology and encounters with the locals.

[@americanjohnis]

You can go inside any Catholic Church during a Service or not. Please give a minute or two to video the inside of these worldwide churches. I am grateful for your work. Please be careful and never take any chances

[@vinm300]

The lady going to market was really taken with Norally, and displayed a maternal concern : we all appreciated that. Also, the conversation was delightfully humdrum.

[@janebiger]

Fully agree. In general (in my opinion) the best part of Noraly's videos are the conversations with the locals.

[@NorthAfricantigers]

كل شيئ رائع و جميل الطبيعه و المباني و الشوارع و السوق و حتى المعامله من الناس Everything is wonderful and beautiful, the nature, the buildings, the streets, the market, and even the treatment of people 🇩🇿👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😍

[@georgedoherty962]

Dearest Noraly You have stolen my heart away. I cannot imagine a more free spirit than you., Thank you for taking me along on your wonderful journeys and opening up the world of the South Americas to me. Stay safe.

[@Pilinchi1]

The lady Ms Maria has an AMAZING and LOVELY personality. I love watching your show and I find it very entertaining but I loved your quick chat with Maria.

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

I moved to Ecuador/Cuenca 3 yrs ago from USA and it was the best decision of my life..It is the most awesome country..Kindest people and the Nature is mindblowing ..Have a safe ride and enjoy

[@mizansentertainment.6953]

Why?? Everyone want to go USA and you leave!! What do you do here in Ecuador?

[@arthurraleigh5812]

Ya man, what do you do there?

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

@@arthurraleigh5812 I have a 6 man Bluesband touring Ecuador..:) lots to do here!!!!

[@lisacolbert5987]

@@ecuadorexpat8558 Do you play or are you the manager/promoter ? Both ? Sounds like a fantastic life you’ve got down there !

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

Ecuador has more to do than what you can do in a lifetime!!

[@piotrmajerski1110]

Thank you Noraly for taking me back to a place I visited in 1988 with a couple of friends. Guayaquil had the same reputation back then and we did not go. You are practically retracing our route. We stayed overnight at the Edward Whymper refuge on top of Chimborazo sick from lack of oxygen. We also camped at the bottom of the crater at Playa de la Laguna Quilotoa and had a real bad surprise when we found the water loaded with sulfur and not suitable to cook with. In Coca that was a real jungle frontier town at that time we hired a guide and canoed through the jungle to spend a few days with a Auca tribe family. Almost lost our lives in an airplane crash trying to fly out of Coca back to Quito. That trip was one of the biggest adventures of my life. You have no idea how much I enjoy watching your tour. Cheers!

[@Trekman78]

Wow sounds amazing 😍

[@ericrusch8258]

I just find myself smiling when you speak with people! The interactions add flavor.

[@thaited]

I’m so happy that you managed to get back to South America. I’m really enjoying it, most definitely worth the wait. I’ve been with you since the very start in India and enjoying every episode so much. Keep up the great work. Alan.

[@genestatler2514]

Thank you so much Noraly, for showing us this beautiful part of Ecuador. I really enjoyed the conversation with the lady at the church.

[@seaneastman8817]

The older lady seemed so nice. I could spend hours with her, talking about life. She's probably a great cook too. Love this video Noraly.

[@wojteksienkiewicz_s3rd]

Your videos are to KZbin what Kae Tempest's work is to music. I love how landscapes intertwine with conversations with people, that these conversations are short, seem superficial, and at the same time they build a picture of a person and the world as it is. thank you for sharing your passion for… the world with the world!

[@natesexton186]

“Where are you traveling?” “The world” Literally chills. Noraly you’re amazing

[@gerriweits6]

Mi hermoso país adoptivo, amo el Ecuador! MI HERMOSA CIUDAD, CUENCA! VIVA ECUADOR!

[@jessemidgett1648]

It was nice to see three buddies with their arms around each other when you pulled onto the hotel sidewalk. That kind of comfortable friendship is not as common as it should be in our modern world. Your conversation with the friendly lady was the same thing- a lowering of the shields we all have in the bustle of life.

[@F4682-v6s]

yeah it's even normal outside the western world for men to even hold hands as part of a friendship.

[@ewganhoff]

OMG!!! I can't get enough of that look the lady gave you when you said your family are back in the Netherlands. I think she was impressed by what an intrepid and independent woman you are.

[@janvandoren8910]

Ik love your videos and admire your guts to do this all by yourself. As a Dutchy i noticed a lot of double Dutch in your comments… but hé… since you have more than one and a half million subscribers…. nobody seems to care, so why should I 😁. Seems a lot of people from all around the word enjoy it, including me. I especially love your use of the drone. Not to much, but always giving a good impression of the impressive landscapes you go through. I don’t speak Spanish but I am impressed how easily you communicate with the people in South America. Informative and always respectful.

[@Mikeshobbychannel]

Your positive attitude and wonderful smile is so engaging. Wonderful

[@peaktraveller]

How many things did I love about this episode? The charming chat with the lady by the church outside Cuenca, Noraly being a tourist guide in Cuenca, the cathedrals, the flower and food markets and the court house...what a gem. Cuenco is beautiful.

[@jamiroferq]

Omg! you pass by the house I grow up in :,) 16:11min, the yellow in the right, you passing through Calle Borrero!! you just made my day!!! Good luck in your adventure

[@TheOldaz1]

Gotta love what I see of Ecuador, the countryside, the riding on the country roads and the architecture, that courthouse is magnificent. Thanks Noraly.

[@carlosalbertoargoti3058]

dank u well,l you are lovely ;gracias por visitar ecuador ;un buen trabajo educativoi,entretenido ,viva el Ecuador and Netherlands too,,,,,,aaaa la sra del sombrero que ud entrevista es amor , best regards

[@diane9247]

Oh, I loved the lady by the church - so fun to hear her tell about her life and little stories about things in the area. Norealy provided her with much to talk about with her friends and family - for months to come!

[@konijaya]

Knowing the local language makes the journey so much more fun! You love what you do, and thats what makes these videos so extra special! Thanks.

[@NayanJB]

Even knowing a few words or basic greetings make a huge difference.

[@morrisgavhure176]

The conversation with Maria was the best ever!

[@rockinroxxi3710]

Cuenca is very cool especially the flower market and the courthouse! What a neat spot for free WiFi. The little lady on her way to the market at the Miracle church was so sweet.

[@Sky_King54]

Wow, Wow, Wow your are amazingly, and the landscapes no words can express the beauty you capture.

[@Niewiedersachsen]

What a great report about your journey, Noraly, hope you have allways the ride shoes & tires. Take care & felize viaje

[@juliorafaelcalderonramos1110]

De casualidad llegué a este vídeo y me agradó mucho lo que mostraste. Me caíste en simpatía y felicito tu espíritu aventurero.

[@pattycardenas4401]

Soy de Guayaquil y te aseguro que nuestras olas de delincuencia son importadas desde Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, etc paises de nuestro alrededor que estan en bancarrota y quieren medrar con los dolares Ecuatorianos!! Gracias a la "astucia" de un expresidente que dio entrada libre a todos los exiliados que les apetecia llegar a lucrar de nuestro trabajo honrado! La costa ecuatoriana es muy grande!! GUAYAQUIL es solo una pequeña parroquia del Ecuador! Y aun asi es la mas productiva porque industrializa productos de la sierra y oriente ademas de su riqueza ictiológica,agrícola, florícola y turistica! Con eso el Ecuador entero ha permanecido a flote mucho tiempo. Por todo eso te pido no nos estigmatices a todos por unos cuantos delincuentes venidos de fuera!! Gracias por publicar las bellezas de mi pais que aunque es el mas pequeño de Sudamérica!! todavia tiene mucho que dar a los mas exigentes turistas del mundo! Te pido por favor que investigues un poco acerca de nuestra gastronomia, historia y geografia te llevaras muchas sorpresas agradable! Sobre todo por la famosa hospitalidad del costeño!!! Gracias por tu atencion!!! Una Ecuatoriana muy orgullosa de su patria!!!

[@mariadoloresquimi8510]

A fin un comentario sensato en base a Guayaquil. Soy Guayaquileña con mucho orgullo, y me da mucha impotencia ver tantos comentarios negativos por unos cuantos que nos hacen quedar mal. El título considero esta mal colocado. Porque habla netamente de los paisajes de Cuenca, es una lástima que para acaparar la atención de sus seguidores haya tenido que emplear severendo título sin antes investigar. Excelente comentario.

[@bobbaird6306]

Love how Norally say, “this road looks good, let’s go” very adventurous, and finds amazing scenery. Thanks for the great tour and video.

[@rolandosarandi1735]

it's a beautiful church and a beautiful place ma'am. enjoy your hobby and enjoy life..

[@andreslinaresarquite]

¡Oh, Noraly, usted es una espectacular guerrera! Se ve Alaska bonita en en el bote navegando por el mar, una motocicleta guerrera como usted. Estoy triste por su corta estadía en Colombia. Las personas que la acompañan y ayudan, demuestran que las fronteras solo existen en la estupidez política y burocrática. La buena suerte siempre esta de lado de los espíritus Nobles. le deseo Buen Viaje.

[@SuchaCaligrrl]

That lady was soooo freaking adorable and kind, very intrigued with you, more so because you are a young lady on your own and on a bike riding throughcountries all alone. She was blown away and impressed by that, very adorable.

[@robing9278]

Maria - very smart and a great sense of humor. You can tell she is a delightful person. So enjoyable to watch.

[@Merry19ss]

​@@robing9278 así somos las personas de campo en Ecuador ,claro que también las de ciudad pero ellos andan ajedriados y tienen siempre el tiempo en cima . Lo bueno de la Pandemia fue que muchos de ciudad volvieron a conectar con el campo se fueron a donde antiguamente sus bisabuelos ,padres habían vivido .

[@charlesharris2749]

Wow! The flowers in that market were amazing. As were the buildings; the church and the courthouse. These travels are fascinating for the places and people we see and meet, as well as the rough riding adventures. Happy New Year, Noraly!

[@zenspike8246]

On a weekly basis there was a lady that would deliver roses to my condo building. 2 dozen long stemmed roses for $ 5.00 USD. I lived about 15 minutes walk from the flower market. Many don't realize that Ecuador uses the US dollar.

[@johannbrandstatter7419]

I admire your courage. Just doing what you are doing and doing it as a woman, in South America. Having been to Guayaquil several times, despite a certain reputation, I found it possible the most pleasnat city in Ecuador. Good luck and have fun on your travels. I love what you are doing and I will follow you.

[@Crottedeparis]

Lovely conversation between the ladies . 🥰

[@simonthomas5367]

Hey Noraly! Wow, what an amazing little town. Beautiful architecture and stunning fresco! Be safe. That lovely lady was your guardian angel!

[@samdraw3484]

soy de guayaquil y me apena escuchar lo que dicen nuestros propios paisano, "Guayaquil, esa tierra es mala!!" que triste es saber que nos tienen asi y peor saber que es la verdad... y las autoridades siguen mintiendo. excelente la recomendacion qu ete dio nuestra paisana, no vengas a Guayaquil, aqui la maldad esta en cada esquina y que horror seria que algo te pase, un cordial saludo y cuidate mucho.

[@wendysilvestre]

Menos mal que no están siguiendo esta recomendación que me parece muy mala. Guayaquil no es tierra de gente mala. Concentra problemas sociales de todo el Ecuador por ser el Puerto Principal. Noraly habla de los problemas en la carcel de Guayaquil, pero sucedieron también en Cuenca y Latacunga. Que chevere que se salva Quito. AH cierto que la carcel la movieron a Latacunga!

[@louislaporta4427]

You always seem to find the most natural and helpful people wherever you go. It is because of your honest and open personality and your commitment to their language,

[@guidourena1115]

Tengo el gusto de haber pedaleado todo lo q la Holandesa Zapatero, indica en el video. Saludos desde Cuenca Ecuador.

[@carlosparedes2381]

You have the most charming personality. I’m pretty sure you have good friends everywhere 🥰

[@seayak]

Of all your trips in the whole wide world, this was my favourite episode, for its fabulous backroad riding and mountain scenery, I am so glad you chose to come to Ecuador, and to Cuenca, with its stunning food and flower markets, magnificent architecture, and historic cathedrals. That was a heart-warming encounter with Maria, who like all of us keeps a spiritual watch over you as you bring the world to our doorstep. You travel alone, but are never alone!

[@Antonio-pn8bh]

Noraly muy bonito tu reportage sobre mi pais Ecuador y en especial la ciudad de Cuenca. beautiful

[@chriscole9678]

I'm loving the fact that you are back on the road to Alaska! I found you at the start of Series 2, then when the virus stopped you in Peru, I traced your wheel tracks through Series 1 and then on again through 3, 4 and 5. Series 6 feels like you are back doing what you are supposed to do but better than before! Over 250,000 views in one day for this video and approaching your first Million subscribers is amazing and so well-deserved! Congratulations!

[@murraykriner9425]

The cities and their architecture are really stunningly beautiful. It was so thoughtful of the one lady to take a moment and chat near the church. Have a wonderful day.

[@cielazhng9266]

You were by Bibilian I love that place. Maria such a funny character 🤣 the best part of the video 📹

[@arlandgaylor]

what a magnificent country. and the people are beautiful SOLES... GODSPEED INCHY BOOTS, I wish I could travel with you

[@samn5324]

Hello Noraly. Watching your channel is like adding another dimension to my life...your presence lives with me daily. This is the unique quality that you bring to us all, nearly a million of us!! In your videos the hours of hard work, forethought and foresight is apparent. I am so glad you exist, you are a gift to the world. Really! (and that market was amazing..). Sam

[@david_atsoc]

Those conversations with the locals just fill my heart of hope that humanity is not lost!

[@MrMike47274]

Noraly, thank you again for such a wonderful episode. I do love how you interact with the locals and I'm amazed at how easily you can converse with them. The little lady that you were conversing with was so sweet and I could tell she was genuinely concerned about your well-being. As am I !!! Please stay safe young lady !!!👍👍

[@jerrygarcia4390]

The older woman was so warm and gracious. I encountered many people like her who very willing to converse with me during my recent 30 day trip to Ecuador ❤

[@eugeniabarros6576]

I love your videos my wife is from Chile she's watching with me also keep up the good work

[@mistersteve5354]

As many have noted, our faces, too, were bathed in smiles listening to your exchange with Maria. Such a pleasure to travel with you via video. Thank you!

[@renech1240]

👌definitivamente Ecuador es un país muy hermoso, cuidate, eres una persona muy linda te felicito por tus vídeos

[@esamhare7053]

Y lo mejor que esta en mi linda provincia del Cañar patrimonio cultural del Ecuador

[@waltervargashuacon7445]

Exacto nuestro país es bello por donde uno vaya en cada rincón . También aprovechó para decir que no den información errónea porque ecuador 🇪🇨 es un país de paz unos que otro extranjeros que hacen daño

[@daviplo4446]

Saquenme de Ecuador :"v

[@yardex]

@@daviplo4446 es el mejor país si los comparas con Colombia, Perú, Venezuela.

[@daviplo4446]

@@yardex si vives en guayaquil no diria eso :,v

[@berenteelsing2422]

Two notes: - Direct after "which way, which way", you immediately entranced the road which you love it to ride with your motorcycle. The views are awesome. - And yes, the courthouse in Cuenca is really very beautiful place to visit. Keep on and surprise us again.

[@quementiratm]

Mas Linda Maria Manuela!... emocionantes tus Videos!

[@Travisray91]

Bless you. Courage to live life to the fullest and show the rest of us what living vicariously is all about.

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

What a nice lady is Maria! Her warning is to be taken seriously i think! Stay safe, my wonderfull wanderer ;-) Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.

[@garyedwards8142]

Wow impressive buildings,, this…. All this, is why you noraly are so so popular and followed by so so many, you keep it real and genuine,you know your stuff and you sure do your homework, HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL OF US?.. go girl 🇬🇧👍

[@jsphat81]

"Are you by yourself? and your family and your mom?" It's like she's talking to a child or a teenager and not a grown woman. Gotta love my Ecuadorian mountain moms LOL.

[@cygnusx7]

Such a nice little talk with the lady! Ga zo door! :)

[@butchbinion1560]

Thanks, very interesting. ✌🏻👊

[@elebroski]

I love the interaction with Maria 😊

[@bustersmith5569]

For 23 minutes I can forget all about the crap in the world, And enjoy a ride with this wonderful lady 👍👍🇺🇲

[@brucebakke6742]

Thanks for sharing your tour of Cuenca. Looks like a really neat city. I'm glad you're taking note of the dangerous areas in South America and continue to keep your guard up. Enjoy the journey and stay safe! Thanks for sharing some of the history of the city.

[@soulwonder8748]

hello, greetings from San Pablo del Lago, North of Ecuador. What a great Adventure, Good luck

[@sheilabonilla1546]

gosh! in love with this place, what a kind lady

[@Henrygonc]

Jajajaja Yo soy de Ecuador, me encanta ver mi país a través de tus ojos, también soy motociclista y viví algunos años en la ciudad de Riobamba, muy hermosa también. Te digo un par de cosas, cuando la gente te pita de manera "ligera" es para saludar, puedes respoder con un "pitido corto" es un gesto de cortesía, también si vas en carretera y alguien parpadea con las luces es para avisar que más adelante hay algún "inconveniente"

[@cristianlucar6540]

Que hermoso lugar de Ecuador gracias por compartir tu experiencia en moto por lugares tan bellos saludos desde 🇨🇱

[@etheltilton8999]

Had no idea Ecuador was so beautiful. These videos I will re-watch.

[@veronicabriones5013]

Es bello mi Ecuador ♥️

[@miltonpalaguachi6001]

Thanks for passing by Biblian and visiting La Virgen del Roció.

[@jhonneras8896]

WOW HABLAS BIEN ESPAÑOL ❤SALUDOS DESDE ECUADOR HERMOSA 🇪🇨♥️

[@cD-vg5go]

Hi Noraly, these churches have in their architecture, a Round Dome roof on a square building. this transition is one of the greatest building advances in history, i believe its called a pendentive, so cool to see that dome close up. thanks