850 kilometers through Turkey 🇹🇷 on my 1987 Yamaha Ténéré XT600 | S8, EP06

[@katibenelli9142]

OMG! I didn't realize how beautiful Turkey is. What a wonderful ride.

[@MrSengetli]

We are waiting for you in Turkey😊

[@veritassempre]

I remember watching a movie in 1978 called Midnight Express. You can teach on KZbin. The movie was about an American smuggling drugs out of Turkey, it left a very bad impression of the country and the brutality of the police. Noraly's videos have dispelled my negative imagine of Turkey.

@@veritassempre That movie was traumatic for us as well. It was just so incorrect and terrible.

[@mustii3473]

Buyurun gelin Türkiye harika bir coğrafya ya sahip Kesinlikle pişman olmazsınız.. Garanti ederim 👍👍😉😉

[@DG-if3gs]

@@veritassempre it was a bad propagation about turkey. dont rely on what people show and tell you. It was terrible and disappointing.

[@erocnw1341]

I had no idea how beautiful Turkey is. What a great moto destination.

[@ch4mpiones]

Bro just come to Turkey one day, I will help you tour Istanbul :) You would like it :)

[@richardmourdock2719]

No one pairs video, drone footage and music like Noraly. So good to see her safely on the road again!

[@tomanonym1168]

Heh, I was just thinking way back to a time when she'd play techno music. Now it's pirate music. Regardless, great views, and so good to see Noraly back in action!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes these scenes were a vivid reminder of what an artist in cinematography Noraly is. I recall many times being blown away with visual and emotion she captures.

[@yorduminsani]

if you like nature views with drones maybe take a look at Atik Family also

[@david_6582]

@@sys-administrator I would be vary of doing drone footage (or any kind of footage really) in Iran right now. I think even bringing a drone can be considered being a spy.

[@janatlmb2770]

She must have a good team, or good AI, I cannot imagine her doing that.

[@sidselamundsen5051]

I am a Norwegian that moved to this beautiful and exciting country 20 years ago. I felt at home immediately. After a short time I met a Dutch guy and like the hotel owners we decided to dedicate our lives taking care of cats. At this moment we have 26 furry children. ❤ We have travelled around in Turkey many times and we have seen a lot of development, but also so much of Turkey has stayed "back in time". Which is a big part of the charm and gives us so much inner peace. You can totally get away from all the stress and modern technology and many of us find that perfect. Basically everyone have electricity, mobile phones, Internet and TV (if they want to), but they use it just to stay in touch with family and friends and get some news of interest. 😊 If you want to stay off grid for a while Turkey is the perfect place. 🇹🇷 What I can guarantee you is that you will always meet a hospitality that will amaze you. ❤ Great video❣️

[@nostaljiturkce]

Thank you for your nice comment.

[@ArazQizilbash]

@@sidselamundsen5051 Originally from South Azerbaijan, the 3 years I spent in Bergen (Sondre Skogveien) are my best memories.

[@comsspec9668]

sağol kanka

[@hamialibekiroglu854]

Great videos in great country. Enjoying watching them. You have a great journey ❤

[@terryheatwole6153]

Oh my! Our planet! Those beautiful birds! A Solar village! Kitties in the bed! Turkey is amazing! 👏🫶

[@BuilderofRat]

I am a cat person, I would have loved to have cats in my bed. I have 3, but the alpha male chases the other 2 off my bed. He thinks that he is the King, and only he can sleep with me. LOL

[@bulutbulut4512]

In Turkey, villages generally have solar energy. There are many sunny days. Also, hot water is obtained from solar energy.

[@terryheatwole6153]

@ bulutbulut4512 I love that! The Sun is the greatest source of energy available to our planet and it does not destroy Earth, it nourishes it every single day. 🌞🌎🌍🌏🫶

[@terryheatwole6153]

@@BuilderofRat If I were a guest in that lovely room, I would call the kitties inside if they weren’t already there! 🤣

[@fiona3164]

Never knew Turkey had flamingo migrations! Wow! 😍🦩

[@ilkersen3421]

@@fiona3164 Balıkesir şehrinde manyas kuş cenneti var görmelisiniz.

[@ArisAdamas]

World travelers/adventurers are so fortunate. In the early 1960's I took a job on a Norwegian freighter and on my return trip to the U.S. a German man in his late 20's joined the crew in Japan. He had worked his way from Germany, worked in coal mines in Africa, stayed in temples in SE Asia, been in Vietnam and sheltered on a rooftop when VC raided a village, hitchhiked and worked on various ships to go place to place, worked in hotels and restaurants when staying for short periods of time in any one place. I wrote to him after Christmas in 1965 and his response was that he had been in Baltimore working in a hotel and a newspaper did a story on him and got him a job on a German ship returning him to Germany in time for Christmas with his family. He's the most interesting man I've ever met. If you're young, take the time to travel. I've been to 26 countries, and now in my 80's I get to ride with Noraly to places I have never been, and I'm loving it.

[@jsjdebets]

Yes we are all on Frankie, great!!! 🤣😂🤣😂

[@hansvanerdelen6397]

I am so happy for you on this new adventure all succes on your journey.

[@vvf1-sb2do]

Frankie is a very strong bike, carrying all the people who travel with Noraly, every kilometre, every day... Great choice!😊

[@CharlieChiz-y4s]

Very interesting story. work to live!!! great story sounds like you have no regrets that's how you do it......

[@Brian-qg9bm]

So, in a nutshell - "Stay single"?

[@captain_context9991]

Turkey is just on the correct side of civilized and still extremely exotic to travel in. The food is great, people are great, and you can expect a trouble free trip while having loads of adventures.

[@burakbas9636]

captain you are great too

[@mbdinc5]

I disagree with that as a Turkish citizen. You have to be careful in rural areas when you're alone. Not all of Turkey is dangerous but it's good to be alert.

[@burakbas9636]

@@mbdinc5 septik

[@mar2506]

@@mbdinc5 you don't need to be careful in rural areas at all. every corner of turkey is perfectly safe , one of the few safest places.

[@mbdinc5]

@@mar2506 sure, i advise you to watch the evening news everyday :)

[@GraemeChapman-d6z]

Turkey is a beautiful country with wonderful food and very friendly people.

[@whambodius]

Even that short clip of her at the bakery made my mouth water , food culture in Turkey is really underappreciated by the rest of the world , especially baked goods and desserts.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

How cool is it that Noraly is back in Turkey exactly 5 years later just like she reminded us by showing that video clip!! The gentleman from her accommodation at the time invited her to come back in 5 years and it happened! That was cool Noraly!!

[@iamlukie1826]

How great would it be to see a reunion.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

@@iamlukie1826 Agreed! She would have to film it so she could share with all of us!!🤪

[@JonathanS-cq1nv]

I thought that too!

[@mutenroshi-gs]

I met you when you came to Turkey with Basanti and I have been watching you since that day. I'm glad you're back with Frankey. But this time, don't let your trip be short. Welcome back to our country, Noraly.

[@eraslan83]

Askerlik görevimi Sütçüler'de yaptım. O kadar uzak bir ilçenin içinden geçmen benim için büyük bir sürpriz oldu. Sen ki dünyayı motor ile gezen bir kadınsın yüz yıl düşünsem Sütçüler'den geçeceğin aklıma gelmezdi. Her neyse umarım çeviri yapıp okursun cümlelerimi. Selamlar olsun. Yolunuz açık olsun.

[@LearnWithKan]

kanka kadının çevirmesini bekleyeceğine yapay zekaya falan çevirtip öyle yorum atsaydın ya.

[@WalkingTours-TV]

Dünya gerçekten küçük :)

[@Kurbo_gaming_x77]

Salam alaikum brother

[@99Baros]

Translate of this for the people who can't translate ; "I did my military service in Sütçüler. It was a big surprise for me that you passed through such a distant town. You, a woman who traveled the world by motorcycle, would never have thought in a hundred years that you would pass through Sütçüler. Anyway, I hope you translate and read my sentences. Greetings. Godspeed."

[@hasanylmaz4681]

@@LearnWithKan Sütçüler'i milkmen gibi bir şeye çevirebilir di. Başka anlaşılmaz şeyler de olabilirdi.

[@MrNelmo2]

Planet Earth just keeps on giving - who knew Turkey was so beautiful? You are an ambassador for the planet 😊

[@lorettaobrien8599]

Noralay where did you stop.? Trying to follow you on the map.. and I LOVE cats....

[@lagodifuoco313]

I had no idea that Türkiye was so beautiful. What a stunning landscape and clean infrastructure.

[@tchugra]

So glad you are roaming through my country and healing yourself through the land we love madly. Thousand times welcome in Turkey

[@Doreana48501]

S8 E 6 Turkey. You stopped tp see flamingo, black goats , the sun shining on the lake thru the clouds like heaven had opened its doors, perfect music had me all emotional, tears streamed down my face its all so spectacular ❤ Thankyou Noraly 💞

[@proff656]

In my country, taking a small amount of the fruit you see in the gardens is not considered stealing, but sharing, and no one gets angry about it. On the contrary, the garden owners want you to take it and convey your good wishes.

[@seyahatt6843]

No they don't, that is literally stealing.

[@zaferinc]

@seyahatt6843 nope in turkey takin small amount of fruit is not stealing it is "right of eye" isminden türk olduğunu düşünüp açıklıyım. bu ve bunun gibi turistik, gezgin insanlar kötü niyetli değiller. şehirler arası gezerken bizde çok denk geldik bu durumlara ve kimi zaman başkaları, kimi zaman biz verdik. bu gibi şeyler yolculuğu güzel kılar. eğer poşet dolusu almıyorsa göz hakkı çalmak değildir.

[@noxccc8267]

​@@zaferinc göz hakkınıza başlatmayın cahil cahil konuşmayın, göz hakkı diye alınan şey sahibine sorularak alınır. Bunun adı hırsızlık birinin mülkündeki şeyi sormadan alamazsınız. 50 kişi geçse ağaçta meyve kalmaz bir haftada.

[@mcdtubes]

@@seyahatt6843 it is not stealing as long as you take a reasonable amount. It is "göz hakki" like said above or "yolluk". Done it dozens of times but if you see the farmers nearby, it is of course better to ask out of courtesy. try and it may and probably will start a conversation which will lead to multiple çays and you being late to your destination 😂

[@mitis3503]

@@seyahatt6843 It is considered normal in Turkey.

[@DebyColes]

Oh goodness. That hotel! Cats, more cats, cats to snuggle with, and a gorgeous view. How can you tear yourself away for the next leg? Looks heavenly.

[@awitokwivideosatv3099]

I always hit the LIKE button immediately right after first few seconds play the video. Anyone else too? Enough said...need to enjoy the video now!

[@msd1531]

I do it BEFORE starting the video. 😂

[@baxter1910]

me too and the only channel where i turn on notifications

[@ksnjagi]

Do it before w Watching ❤

[@russsaunders321]

I do too!

[@veritassempre]

Absolutely !!

[@Aksakal1917]

I love the interaction in 08:39. She was asking would you like to order something to drink. But there is an obvious language barrier. one big "ÇAY" sorted all out.

[@kevinflesner1342]

I had no idea Turkey was so scenic. Thank you for showing .❤

[@jerrym3261]

Right! She even makes the worn out houses look charming. I've been looking at Turkey all wrong.

[@haseebahmed3262]

Buddy you've only seen tip of the iceberg.

[@TheGreatVivek7]

It’s a tiny country though

[@jeroenbrink4710]

@@TheGreatVivek7 thats a load of BS

[@selcukcilek555]

@@TheGreatVivek7 Yeah if you come from Europe it's not. Take Russia aside and Greenland away fm Denmark, Türkiye is bigger than any European country.

[@UAPJedi]

Just binge-watching series 1. My jaw has been on the floor for hours, just trying to comprehend what this woman has achieved on her own has blown my mind. Insane inspiration for us all.

[@rodpaget9796]

agree..

[@MRmUIREND1]

Well Noraly, as you educate me about our world I never expected Turkey to be so spectacular. I note even the cats love you too.

[@yobo-wd5bv]

7:10 mesmerising❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊 Turkey such beautiful place

[@tasarmcadcam4556]

Kral yine yollardasın.Türkiye ye hoş geldin Noraly. Ülkemizi, Dünya ya tanıttığın için teşekkür ederim.

[@sebastianteister]

Großartiges Format!

[@hakanulukavak]

Kraliçe? :)

[@yorduminsani]

@@hakanulukavak bizde cinsiyet ayrımı olmaz

[@hakanulukavak]

@fatihhguvenn kardeşim adamsın.?! Yok bi dakka.. insanın dibisin haha 😄

[@yorduminsani]

@@hakanulukavak 😁

[@dolfandringa]

We wild camped in the "lake district"' there in turkey on the africa twin we rented. Amazing area. Only, at night we were woken up by really loud bangs sounding like guns. We were really scared. Turned out it was automated gun powder "explosions"/blanks used to scare wild pigs from the fields. And the same night we had a bunch of semi wild shepherd dogs barking really viciously at our tent at night. But the next morning they were really sweet (also met the shepherd later on). But that was absolutely one of our best holidays ever. Food and people were also really awesome.

[@mauricesiermachesky4900]

The landscape in Turkey is breath taking!

[@huseyindogubulut5340]

You can absoloutly pick them apples. We dont mind it as probably you know. I live in Australia and i felt being home while watching this video. This is pure. Thank you.

[@JKwakulla]

Hurrah Itchy twice a week again!

[@patrickdethierry5814]

Thank you Noraly for showing us the beautiful scenery a lot of us would have never seen in our lifetime.

[@sergejskozlovskis245]

Полностью с Вами согласен!

[@derekdainton1]

Never been a motorbike fan, or indeed ever ridden one, but your infectious personality and adventurous spirit have made your series a ‘must watch’.

[@liamperry7095]

What he said

[@belanagy5595]

I'm a motorcyclist, but can't ride the bike for long distances due to health issues, also used to do lots of trips by bicycle but only within my country. But you're right, it's not about motorbiking, it's about Noraly and it's always amazing to see her excitements of the journies, the places she's visiting...there are some other youtubers on bike, but I only watch Noraly, especially she became my favourite since I knew she's doing everything alone (at first I thought there's a huge crew behind her filming, carrying her stuff etc...). But Noraly does everything. If you have time it worth watching her previous videos as well - there are some which touched me really deeply emotionally...

[@hanvroman]

Same for me Derek ..

[@msf2126]

Yup no bike fan here either ..just enjoying her journey. And found the bike build really interesting

[@Robert-xs2mv]

Never too late to,learn to ride. You will not regret it.

[@bener0356]

Turkey is really a great place for motorcycle enthusiasts... you are awesome...

[@Spydertravel]

The flamingos footage was better than anything National Geographic puts out! All your videos over the years have been amazing but portions of this one stood out. So glad that you are back.

[@rockwestfahl]

I think N.Geo should just sign Noraly to a long term contract and let her ride!

[@kenc1800]

I totally agree

[@an.ambient.adventure]

Turkey is incredibly beautiful. Many people only think of beaches and Istanbul but the interior is absolutely stunning, as this video shows!

[@RecepÖrten]

Norally, you are a true ambassador of peace whose heart is full of love. You are introducing the magnificent geography of my beautiful country and the hospitable Turkish people to the world. We are grateful to you.

[@mrttrm9504]

Hoşgeldin.Türkiye nin en ücra köşelerinde bile farklı güzellikler var.🇹🇷💕👍

[@bertanelson8062]

The wonderful thing about countries is that we always can see something new. Turkiey is beautiful in its mountain/lakes area. Thanks for taking us there!

[@riendetout8812]

The more I watch these travel blogs the more I'm convinced every country is beautiful and has delightful, caring people. And kitty cats! Five stars, would love to stay at the Dolphin Hotel!

[@DigitalJeremy]

@@riendetout8812 that's what Anthony Bourdain concluded, too :)

[@lonelykid4485]

With itchy boots am really inspired to travel the world one day

[@AidaJof]

Do it - The world is waiting for you🤗

[@jacki5493]

Turky the beautiful Country Very Clean Nice Weather ,The food delicious 👍

[@ozgurcicek6225]

Türkiye coğrafya olarak gezinebilecek çok çok güzel bir ülke burada hayatına Anlam ve hikaye katabileceğiniz farklı kültürel yapılar ve güzel sıcak insanlar var sizi ülkemizde görmek güzeldi lakin yaşam standartları ekonomik krizler yüzünden burda yaşayan birçok insanın hayalini yaşıyorsunuz tanrı sizi korusun❤️

[@rockbutcher]

I was lucky enough to work for a year in Turkey. Your country is not only beautiful in terms of geography, but also in history. Turkey is truly the cross-roads of civilizations. I was based in Mersin, and as I drove along the roads I would see Ottoman castles, Roman and Greek amphitheaters and temples as well as Phoenician ruins all surrounded by modern day homes and farms. Truly a place to visit for people interested in history. Don't get me started on the food. OMG. Wonderful. There was a restaurant walking distance from the company house my team lived in. It was in an orange grove. You sat at a table under a tree of orange blossoms. Our translator told the chefs just to bring us a selection of Turkish cuisine enough for the six of us. We Canadians barely spoke any Turkish, and they didn't speak English but WOW. We ate there 4 nights per week for over six months.

[@Yowzoe]

@@rockbutcher Is it possible and easy to eat well as a WFPB vegan, as far as you know?

[@sachadee.6104]

I knew Turkiye is old and full of historic sites AND has beautiful landscapes. I've wondered so often why so many ppl choose (or had to) to go to western Europe when coming from such a stunning place.

[@rockbutcher]

@@Yowzoe I had to look that up. You will have zero problems finding food there.

[@Yowzoe]

@@rockbutcher thanks, just got the election results, maybe I’ll just move there.

[@tirmikj5]

10:07 Those solar surfaces you saw, are; for HOT water, for the house, daily use - use direct sunbeam to heat an amount of water for house. you use it, freshes with new cold water. then pipes warms again... no electrycity no wood burn. only sun it still works at winter- must be face to south

[@barrymorris6943]

I'm so used to seeing Noraly on a red bike from the past season, now on her stunning blue bike with the magnificent views of Turkey is truly a gem. Your video production is impeccable. Watching from Los Angeles, California USA. Wishing you safe travels.

[@romanrauhala7853]

Turkey is beautiful! Thank you for sharing your trek!

[@maxcactus7]

I have never been so excited to enjoy another person's adventures and been so hopeful for their success! Noraly, thank you SO very much for sharing your incredible experiences for the entire world to enjoy! Many of us will never be able to travel to most of the places you visit, but watching your videos makes me feel as if I was along for the ride and it's a genuine privilege!!

[@Littlesnake1983]

Got Tears in my Eyes as you was at the Mountain Area so Beautyfull, Thank you for sharing it with us. The Earth is so Beautyfull and so less PPl Realizing it...we Care of so many Stupid unnecessary Stuff...we Should really appreciate what we have. Thank you Noraly.🙏🤗Ride Save.

[@tameraygun]

Welcome to my beautiful homeland, Turkey! I’m so thrilled you chose to explore it. I’m confident you’ll experience unforgettable moments, breathtaking landscapes, and warm, welcoming people at every turn. Wishing you an incredible journey full of adventure, inspiration, and wonderful memories. Enjoy every mile!

[@nspires1]

Those flamingos come to visit me every year on the Lagoa de Obidos in Portugal. I grew up in the States where flamingos are usually pink. My favorite part is when you're looking at what appear to be a bunch of all-white birds ... and then they take off and there’s that shock of red and black on their wings. Beautiful!

[@sachadee.6104]

YES, I was stunned when they opened their wings. 🦩💕❤

[@KYPresto]

The countryside of Turkey is awesome. Thanks for posting.

[@BuilderofRat]

I agree! I never knew Turkey was sooooo beautiful. I am 77, so I will not visit it in this life, so these videos of Noraly crusing around the world are priceless to me!

[@royoschroeder]

"Are those flamingos?" I love the little bits of real nature we get to see through your journey. We missed you too Noraly!!

[@CanonNovice]

They may be Roseate Spoonbills.

[@Carlos-pm7zp]

@@CanonNovice I hope they were planning to fly out, not just disturbed by the drone...

[@INTERNA9]

7:21

[@berndecke9488]

That is what we missed for so long , what a beautiful Land Turkey is👍🙋🏻‍♂️

[@Anthony9592]

Turkey looks like a paradise on earth.. Thank you Nora for these virtual yet lively experiences. Many blessings to you!!

[@charlesvanhorn1560]

Noraly, you bring joy to an old man now that you are back on schedule. I look forward to each video twice a week. When your book comes out in English, I will definitely purchase it. May God protect you on your journey.

[@rolleke41]

Its already out ;-)

[@hansolo2121]

@@rolleke41 Nope. Only in Dutch not in English.

[@jaycee-fl3pp]

can pre order english...supposedly out in june 2025...Noraly asked to pre order to help publishers determine its popularity for printing purposes

[@fredrossman1189]

I like the cat companions with the room. It is so good to see what Turkey is like. Thank you very much.

[@emrebahtl771]

Türkiye’yi yıllar boyunca gezip dolaşsan bile, her gün pozitif şekilde şaşırmaya devam edebilirsin. Öyle bir ülke. İyi ki geldin.

[@sanyork6045]

It is my shame that I never knew about this route, a foreign traveler has taught me something about my country, thank you, I will pass this route with a motorcycle one day. Turkey is one of the most beautiful countries to visit in terms of geography, culture, history and food. Enjoy

[@anthonyintrieri3329]

Beautiful country. Makes you wish the world could put aside its problems and work together for the good of the people. Every country has it's own beauty, and everyone should be able to enjoy it. This is what life should be all about, not conflict. Thank you for showing us " the light".

[@ramishrambarran3998]

It will happen soon ! " Let your will take place upon the Earth, As it is in heaven ". Matthew 6:9-13.

[@ednaplate]

The people of each country aren’t the problem. People are people regardless race or religion It is only ever the political and religious leaders of individual countries, whatever their politics, who create the problems we have.

[@gastonpruneaud8830]

@@ednaplate 👍😄

[@UmvimvaniT]

How very beautiful Turkey is. Just lovely. And those stunning cats - as well as the stunning scenery.

[@yogeshd3211]

Wow, it’s incredible how five years flew by between Basanti’s first trip and this latest adventure with Frankey! It feels like a story told just yesterday. This journey has been a fantastic mix of excitement and entertainment-keeping us all hooked every step of the way. Here’s to the next five years of thrilling travels and unforgettable memories. Thanks for keeping the wanderlust alive!

[@YaelZarah._]

As a 24 year old Dutch girl, I can’t wait to follow in your footsteps one day. 17:47 I will keep this hotel in mind for sure, just for the cats haha 🫶🏼. Looking forward to all your adventures ❤️

[@marconimartins2395]

@@YaelZarah._ saudações aqui do país Brazil seja muito feliz, eu tenho amigos aí na Holanda ❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌹🌹🌻🌻🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@StevenMehler-j3k]

Go for it " Old Dutch Girl ."

[@bestteam4805]

Then be careful with dog chasings

[@busqueda_infinita]

Realmente! Qué hermosa eres! irradias lo mejor para quienes podemos verte. Gracias por todo lo que nos compartes. Abrazo del alma!❤❤💕💕

[@b-radsadventures6846]

You've never looked happier than on Frankie. And love the ponytail! Thank you so much for taking us with you.

[@jcooper5990]

I don't usually have things to look forward to on Sunday and Wednesday, but when I do, it's Itchy Boots.

[@ThePeteutube]

Comparing this video to the early years is really interesting. Noraly has become quite the film maker. Beautiful music. Super editing. So glad she’s healthy and back on the road.

[@huffs4volsgovols]

Turkey is absolutely incredible.

[@rolanddeguzman136]

I just wanted to take a moment to tell you how much I admire you and the things you do. Watching you travel to different places and experiencing life in such unique ways has become a source of joy and inspiration for me. It's a dream of mine to visit new places and forget about life's problems, even if just for a little while. This is actually on my bucket list, but being 53 years old, I sometimes feel like it’s a little impossible now. Instead, I find myself looking forward to each of your videos, living vicariously through your adventures, and I can't help but smile. You’re such a brave woman, and I admire that so much about you. Thank you for sharing your journey with us, especially with people like me, who may not be able to do the same but feel inspired watching someone who does. Please take care of yourself always. God bless you and guide you as you continue to inspire many. I look forward to your future travels and all the wonderful things you have yet to share.

[@lynneellliott9738]

I think I speak for many of Noraly's fans, a great post, we think the same. 53 is still young, take small steps and go somewhere local to you that you've wanted to see or do. I like finding pitch and put places. And there's usually more to see and do in the town. Go for it. Lynne Southern Ontario, Canada.

[@hasanhuseyin1742]

Welcome to TÜRKİYE 🇹🇷 Cennet Vatan Ülkemize Hoş Geldin İyi Gezmeler Kocaelin’den Sevgilerle 🙂

[@hasanhuseyin1742]

Welkom in Turkije, fijne reis. Moge je pad veilig zijn en mogen je wielen niet door stenen worden aangeraakt.

[@hasanhuseyin1742]

Veel succes met je reizen 🏍️

[@lindadaniel1865]

Wow, what a beautiful, BEAUTIFUL country! Stunning lakeview. So happy for you, Noraly. I am looking forward to this season! Thank you for everything you do! (...from, California, 🇺🇲USA)

[@umutdemir9991]

You can always pick a fruit from a tree its not stealing in Türkiye. Its called göz hakkı which means a small share of food given to satisfy an onlooker. Owners will be very fine trust me :)

[@GameGourmand]

That's true but not a good habit. Sometimes people just loot farms by saying that. I think you better call a farmer if you find in the field. They will share already. At least let them know. That's a better habit.

[@kxno8302]

@@GameGourmand yeah its better.

[@aaakin]

You should not take it unless it's really necessary. Not everyone agrees with goz hakkı.

[@tonysargent1699]

Such a beautiful part of the world, Turkey. It's understandable why so many people want to change their address to Turkey. Thankyou for taking us with you and Frankie to see such wonderful places.

[@badreddinstitou]

"aaaah this is the life right?!!" right dear Noraly! And we're so happy too, te be back on the road on that Frankie's back seat that can fit 2.4 million fans of your magical adventures! We're sooo excited for what's coming!! May Allah protect you. Amen.

[@svart7716]

Magnificent Turkey.. and a very clever, lively traveler, thank you!

[@joeboccaccio7935]

WOW!!!! love the Flamingos showing their beautiful colors ..keep safe and thank you ..

[@INTERNA9]

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[@Wing-Rider.]

I toured Türkiye last year and loved it! Cappadocia was the highlight of the tour.

[@HighOctane-wo6cm]

How did you tour turkiye ? Currently a wing rider also

[@Wing-Rider.]

@ we did a tour with Gate 1 Travel exactly 1 yr ago. I wish it could have been on a bike. Beautiful country, lots of history, friendly people. I saw a few Gold Wings in Istanbul and Ankara. The main roads infrastructure is great.

[@HighOctane-wo6cm]

@@Wing-Rider. Thanks ! Wish i could do it on the Wing , but i’m thinking maybe rent a car .

[@jamesnganga7672]

Wow..Turkey is a breath taking country, I didn't imagine it could be that vast... Through Noraly's eyes, we ll see the world in another dimension... May your spirit keep you safe.

[@cnpnrbs]

I’m Turkish but there are so many places I haven’t visited. I passed that region with a car and I was also amazed with the nature. Now I live in Ireland and see my country with your vlog. Thanks Noraly ❤

[@kevindelaney1951]

Noraly, wonderful to see you on the road again. You’re clearly loving the resumption of your grand adventures & I’m loving your travel stories. Thanks for sharing.

[@calebsexton]

The shot of the flamingos was world class! Thank you for sharing your adventures!

[@INTERNA9]

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[@Harsha.............]

If there is anything in this world make me forget where I am right now, it's itchy boots video. I feel like I am sitting behind and listening to her words Thank you Noraly

[@pamfilyam07]

Thank you so much for showing our beautiful country 🇹🇷 to the world again. 6:45, 7:17, 12:35 and all the way through. We are grateful to you.🙏

[@1SeaCaptain]

Two beautiful ladies showing us the fantastic scenery of Turkey

[@ralphwiggum250N]

this episode is one of the best Itchy has ever made.

[@Danders1657]

A friend of mine told me about your videos,now addicted, you are so positive about every country you go to, your videos make me happy, thank you.

[@davidhills2274]

Your occasional drone aerials really add perspective. When seen from eye level it's nice but from above one gets a whole new understanding of the landscape. Wonderful job! Thanks.

[@TracyRhodes27]

Right? The drone shots have really brought these videos to a higher level. Just fascinating to see Noraly from an eagle's-eye view riding through these gorgeous landscapes.

[@kirkslayden834]

Wow unbelievable within just a few minutes there was a hundred or plus people making comments and I went through and put a thumbs up on all of them God bless our world and especially God bless❤ Noraly ❤

[@AidaJof]

Me too, including yours😊

[@oswaldoporai]

God Bless ❤️ Love u Noraly ❤️

[@rideandpeace]

I first discovered you and your channel when Basanti and you visited Turkey. I can say that you inspire me. I am happy to see you in my country again. Welcome my brave-hearted sister.🙋‍♀️♥️

[@DatboyBuj]

Turkey now on my bucket list!! Thanks Noraly

[@yildirimenes7756]

I salute you one real brave layd God Bless you

[@jakobjeremiasmurphy1349]

This series just shows that it is about the rider and not about the bike. This video really sparked my love for my old dualsport!

[@pcoc8694]

I spent a year in Turkey,. West of Istanbul about 30 miles. I was stationed there in 1988. Beautiful country,. great food and friendly people.

[@rodrigofabregas7756]

Noraly is back!...showing us this wonderful World we have!

[@TracyRhodes27]

Flamingos! Mountain lakes! Complimentary cat selections at the hotel! You are living the dream, N. =) Salute!

[@OAE7477]

Noraly is back on the road....all is right in the universe again. The twinkle of happiness in your eyes is a welcome sight in these troubling times.

[@rockymaxiful]

What a beautiful country.

[@draconian8994]

You are doing what makes you happy. Remain blessed.

[@unapproachablelight]

Love how the cats are keeping you company💕🐈🐈🐈

[@juanmanuelsalinas9606]

Thank you NORALY for inviting us to continue with you this new episode. We are "ready to travel with you.". Good luck.

[@morris7750]

What a stunning ride! And a wonderful place to stay with complimentary cats.❤

[@eidernadir320]

We start with the Wednesday and Sunday adventure of happiness because we are going to travel with Noraly to beautiful places and get to know new cultures. Thank you for coming back to give life to our lives, take care of yourself.❤❤❤❤

[@kliderickchickman1341]

Hey fellow traveler. I just saw you riding through Sütcüler. I am on a biketrip with my XTZ660 (his name is Gerald) myself and I came through Sütcüler yesterday. I had a good laugh when I saw this unique bridge in your video after crossing it like 6h before. I am from Germany, I have just left Konya, maybe we see each other somewhere on the trails. I hope you got a nice journey with the new bike. It’s beautiful. 👌🏻 Stay safe.