1700 kilometres in 4 days: I'm BACK!

[@stevegabbert9626]

Don't worry too much about the amount of video content, it's also about the quality. You're not just recording the scenery, you're also showing everyone the biker life on the road, and you nailed them both. The rain and cold just wears you down. I know this is 6 months after you posted it all, and you probably won't see this, but I'll say it again...be safe out there, Noraly.

[@tomfolkes4997]

Hi, Noraly, Like so many others, I find your videos to be immensely satisfying, since I am 78 years old and have ridden a motorcycle for most of my life, and still do, although not as adventurous as you. I appreciate your inclusion of many aspects of the journey, food, special places, and of course the wonderful people. Your use of the drone has been a really effective addition to your video production and editing skills. Thanks for taking that extra effort for our benefit. I noticed, as I have watched all of your episodes since day one, that on more than one occasion, you forgot your food in the fridge where you stayed. Over these many years, I have found the trick is to give yourself a positive reminder. As in "Remember to get my food from the fridge in the morning." To say, "Don't forget" whatever it is, is a negative message, and apparently our subconscious doesn't do well with qualifiers, and so only registers "forget". Try it and I hope this has been useful. All the best and God speed.

[@tomfolkes4997]

@Terry Bow down Thanks Terry, appreciate your message.

[@pierrebuffiere5923]

Good for you, Tom. I'm 72 and intend to ride a new Ural Ranger up to Nordkapp in 2022. Noraly has been an absolute inspiration.

[@Novadean1]

@@BrassLock I like this ideas too with the key in the fridge awesome 👍

[@coconuciferanuts339]

Good pschology,a pos+ thought is better than a double neg_.I need this therapy on a daily basis.

[@DBartWest]

Is this where the old guys check in. I am 77 and just had to give up on the heavy Gold Wing. I now have a Grom and a Ninja 650. Fun bikes for riding around close to home. I have lots of miles across the United States and my share of rainy days. No fun. I will ride as long as I can. Thanks Noraly for taj King us along.

[@davidkloven3720]

If you can go back to Norway in the summer you will most certainly be glad you did. The "troll ladder" section of highway and the astounding fjords and the beautiful cities of Trondheim, Bergen and other little towns will be very impactfull! Even to the point where you will have a hard time riding you bike safely due to the amount head turning and gazing! :) Thank you for sharing part of your experience in the land of my kin.

[@aminekessar]

Take a rest, spend a moment with your family and friends, fill your motivation up and come back to us soon :) Veel geluk, Noraly !

[@ts2330]

Pl Introduce noorley family😍

[@richardmourdock2719]

While in Oslo, The Peace Prize Committee should have assembled to award Noraly their prize for bringing so many of the world together to share her joy. Those who don't ride a motorcycle need to know, a motorcycle in the rain is NOT like a car in the rain. The lady has good reason to be worn out. Riding in the wet keeps you tense, every kilometer/mile. Enjoy some rest and relaxation Ronin! And Noraly too, of course. We look forward to the new website and the next adventure!! Thanks for the ticket to ride along.

[@ngaucha1]

You are right about that, not easy to ride in the rain!

[@ironmanmichael]

Look after yourself. We’ll all still be here whenever you get back in the road. Thanks for all the adventures so far!

[@melihkaya1917]

Hello Noraly, Your journey has been fascinating. There have been many moments when you inspired me for myself. Season 3 was great, you gradually master the editing job. Now rest; hang out with your family and friends. Inspired by you, I also want to take a journey like this in the future, it's too epic. Anyway we are waiting for you rest and come back again. "Good luck and godspeed."

[@cmfk1945]

Noraly, ik kwam per ongeluk op je films en zit er nu al 'n paar uur naar te kijken. Wat n geweldig "wijf" ben jij om al deze reizen in je eentje te ondernemen. Een ding vraag ik me alleen af als echte hollander: waar betaal je dit allemaal van? Ik ben niet jaloers, ik ben 75 jaar maar zou dit ook graag gedaan hebben.... Je bent fantastisch, ga lekker door en haal alles uit het leven, trouw niet te vroeg en volg je eigen weg. Heel veel geluk, gezondheid en plezier. Coen

[@165rodonovandr]

You’re a great inspiration! Who wouldn’t want to go traveling on a bike after following your videos?

[@Noctis2010th]

I was in Norway last year and even though it rained most of the time, I was in total awe at the sight of fjords. I even think the rainy weather gives them more character.

[@grandpag9974]

Noraly has one more video in her play list for Wednesday. Noraly thank you for all of the riding and camping in ice cold wind and rain.

[@MrJx4000]

After binge watching your season 3 series, I've decided that I'm going to visit Denmark, Sweden and Norway next summer, that is, if the world has been blown up ;-) What a ride!

[@looiegreen5518]

Welcome home, you need to take a break, you sound exhausted. Thanks for your very hard work!

[@stefanarneth9516]

Thanks to have a share in your journey. Your Videos make my time a little bit shorter ... here in the Hospital, where I'm actually are. Enjoy the time at home and with your family. I wish you all the best and I hope I see you soon when you are no the road again. Stay healthy, Noraly. 😉👍

[@ragweed3524]

You are not the only one rain wears down...always hate leaving in the rain but if I see sunshine later in the day it’s worth it. Oslo looked nice and clean like all of Norway. I’m amazed you can keep your concentration in the midst of maneuvering traffic, talking to us, and looking for places , riding in the dark 🤪. As always, great video, Noraly. 🏍🇺🇸

[@marcellayoung4422]

We are sure going to miss you.I so enjoy watching your videos.There is so much joy.🥰But you need to rest.Take care of yourself & enjoy your time off.See you in the next video. 🚁🏍⛴ Can’t wait 🥰🥰

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

It's always great, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, the new episode. I will restrain myself from immediately opening and watching Noraly's new creation. I try to delay opening that present untill the evening, so I can fully focus on the beautiful landscapes and interesting lessons from our host. But I'm sure also this edition will be excellent. Liked already, I will view this evening. And Noraly, welcome back!

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

Thanks for that! Again, great to have you back in NL, welkom terug! I do feel a bit sorry we'll probably see less frequent videos comming weeks, but all for a good cause. Looking forward to your new website and the next part of your Europe journey.

[@goombasquaddie6118]

8:40 You are looking straight at the castle ☺🇧🇻👑

[@thompam57]

Always with a smile.. 😊 Take care.

[@thomasgunnarsen4478]

The building straight i front, at the end of the road at 8:40 + when you are standing with the university of Oslo is the castle where King Harald and Queen Sonja lives. Too bad you didn't come visit Bergen this time. Hope to see you in Norways most beautiful place another time. 🤞

[@huehue3687]

Living at the west coast of Norway, I was super hyped for you seeing the scenery around here but seeing how late in the autumn you ended up coming this way I had a feeling it was gonna end up this way. Hopefully you'll return another time earlier in the season to ride the entire west coast, not just around Bergen :)

[@per365]

Norway is so incredibly beautiful.

[@ItchyBoots]

I promise 😉😊

[@johnbastille5483]

@@ItchyBoots I totally understand why you decided under the circumstances to cut short your trip to the southwestern part of Norway. You have got to be exhausted. I am very glad you intend to get back to this beautiful area in the future. You even alluded to certain roads and I think I know which ones. I look forward to riding with you on your return. Be assured, though, I'll be with you wherever you go!

[@frankrightbrain]

“Rain, rain, rain. And more rain.” Totally understandable. Will wait anxiously for your return to Western Norway. I love how you can laugh while describing the misery of constant riding in the rain. Rest, recharge, and come back renewed. Can’t wait.❤️🌹

[@jorgengabrielsson6660]

@@ItchyBoots .. you have to Take the Ferry to Göteborg och come true Bohuslän , Dalsland ( where i live ) and in to Norway at the border in Kornsjö... epic ridning😊😊.

[@ulrichwaldt5199]

Hello Noraly, i always liked your videos and will do in the future. I wish you all the best for the near future in the Netherlands. Waiting for the next season and as always keep the rubber to the road and stay save and healthy. Greetings from Germany.

[@robertm7687]

It’s been fabulous following you on your adventure, Your filming and your explanation of the circumstances you find yourself in is mesmerising. Hello from Australia

[@Bigyin600]

Go back to South West Norway as soon as you get the chance , it is a stunning place to ride bikes and some of the most amazing scenery and waterfalls with plenty of camping places with hyttes to rent fairly cheaply when its too wet to use the tents as we did. Thanks for making the UK lockdown from December to Febraury (so far) bearable as i havent been able to ride my bikes for weeks now so following your adventures all the way from series 1 all through to the end of 3 (so far) has been a very welcome escape

[@kenhoward3512]

While I'm sure there will be those who say riding in the rain is "fun," I know that (for me) it is definitely uncomfortable - and unsafe - to be both cold and wet, not to mention, the poor visibility and slick road surfaces. So, thank you, Noraly, for taking us quickly back to sunshine in Oslo. It is sad to see your current trip ending, but I'll be looking forward to your updated website and further moto-travels in the springtime. Thanks for the wonderful ride through beautiful Sweden and Norway (and the helicopter flight was pretty cool, as well).

[@JJ79_]

It's norway and it's allways raining, so if you want to see the norway you have to drive in the rain ;)

[@michaelbaxter8249]

I avoid it whenever possible. I ride for enjoyment, and I find nothing joyful about riding in the rain, aside from the safety issues.

[@johnmcelroy5804]

It depends, a light rain that's not too cold is not bad and can be fun. But a cold driving rain will beat you into a pulp. Or the monsoon type rains in the south can be very dangerous. I rode many years in the northwest of US which is famous for it's rain. But now live in the desert where there are monsoons that will make visibility impossible and flooding a distinct possiblity.

[@jeremiahryan1159]

Sunshine 🌞 A NEW website coming? Glad you found something to do with your spare time!! YAY 😁 More ITCHY BOOTS 🙏🌞🤩

[@darrendrew8224]

Home again, I enjoyed watching this adventure, keep safe!

[@tahoeblue2491]

Loved your Europe tour. Stay dry and safe -first priority. Finish Europe tour at later date with ☀⛅🌍. It has been a treat the last few months to go on your travels with you. Keep up the awesome work. Rest and relax a bit. Keep smiling!

[@Allenalta]

Even though I'll miss following you on your journey through the Nordic corner of Europe, it is good to know that you have made it back home safe and sound. Thank you for taking us along❣ Curiously awaiting taking part in your next endeavour.

[@rajoshusse]

Thank you for sharing. I have lived 28 years in north of Sweden and 5 years in Ålesund Norway. Rest of my life in south of Sweden. It started lot of memory when I saw your films. You must come back to Norway. The road Dombås- Åndalsnäs-Trollstigen-Valdal-Geiranger-Dalsnibba-Lom and than over Jotenheinem is a amazing trip. (Or backwards from Oslo-Hemsedal Jotenheimen etc). Norway is one one the most beautiful countries in the world. But not the wheter,

[@Tortriroy]

Totally understand getting tired from the rain. So much additional concentation required, plus becoming cold and wet. Love the content, keep up the great work, looking forward to your next adventure!

[@brianbaron1]

I loved the tour of Oslo! Lots of palatial architecture there. I am looking forward to viewing the new website when you get it ready Noraly.

[@GurrasGarage]

Thanks for the Scandinavian tour, and welcome back 👍

[@volebeats]

Yes, yes Noraly... You deserve a break! You've earned my adoration and respect. You can ride thru some cold, wet an just unpleasant weather, but you also know when it's time to change plans and head home. It's not defeat, it's common sense, and safety. Hunker down for the cold months, rest up, and we'll all be waiting for you when it's riding weather again!

[@JorgeDiaz-xo8kb]

Thanks for opening my eyes to Norway. I hope the Netherlands will soon recover from the nasty second wave and allows us to enjoy another Noraliad . Till then I will miss your lovely laughter. 🤗

[@tarquin330]

Really enjoyed Series 3 so far, Noraly. Very understandable to head for home - riding in constant rain is very draining. Well, that's true for normal people, but you keep smiling and laughing through it all. Thanks for showing us some of the glories of Denmark, Iceland, Sweden and Norway, and learning about the 'moving' Artic Circle. It's amazing to us in the UK that you can go anywhere in Europe and get by just speaking English. Particularly loved the geysers, helicopter ride, overnight lake-side pod, bridges connecting Lofoten Islands, and broken-yolk fried egg breakfasts. Your fan base is awaiting those long-promised Itchy Boots T-Shirts for Christmas... Charlie Webster

[@stonew1927]

Well, I must admit, I am disappointed that you couldn't explore the beautiful mountains and fjords as you headed south in Norway, but I totally get you having reached your limits traveling in the rain and cold. I think we've all been there, when we throw our plans out the window just to escape the extreme conditions and get back to some warmth and comfort. So it's understandable. As it is, you tried, and you managed to take us on another great journey, this time to Iceland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. It's a miracle you could travel at all given all the restrictions with covid. So I think I can speak for all your viewers when I say THANK YOU for putting yourself out there and taking on the challenge to explore the world some more, and of course, look forward to our next adventure together!! Til then, may you accomplish much and keep well... !!!

[@j.rdirtyfivethirty1673]

Hello from California. The instant change from rain to sunshine made the video much more enjoyable for me. Thank you for taking us along on your journey's

[@danadiggins793]

Part one was fantastic. Thank you for bringing us along!

[@geoffparkes]

Noraly is back home and taking a well earned break. Time, too, for me to do the same. My (nearly 50 years old) BSA needs some TLC and winter maintenance. Brakes need replacing, oils need changing, chain needs lubricating. I need TLC too, my old bones don't enjoy riding British winters any more. Thanks for a great season, Noraly, I can't wait for the next adventure. As ever, ride well, stay safe and keep washing your hands. Best wishes from South Staffordshire UK. Geoff 😷👍👍😷

[@rddchb]

Home sweet Home. Have a good rest. Will be anxiously waiting for your new adventure series. Meanwhile I will do a rerun of the series 1,2,3. God bless you and your patents.

[@johnnyringorandomsubjects5707]

I don't know if you saw my comment I don't know where it went to but anyway thanks to you Itchy Boots I purchased a adventure bike Saturday I am going to retire next May and you have inspired me to take a trip from Ohio to Texas to say bye siblings and hopefully I can find some back roads along the way. You are my inspiration I am also going to name my motorcycle Ronin 2

[@dbdan61]

I'm getting a Rev'It jacket after seeing Noraly ride for weeks in it through the elements.

[@volebeats]

Me as well! She should get them to sponsor her, if they aren't already. She's sold me! I'm ordering a jacket and pants!

[@nihonkokusai]

@@volebeats got rev'it as well good quality.

[@francishoughland997]

Hi noraly , I love your infectious enthusiasm for the wonderfull scenery you show us . ( and your beautiful blue eyes ). I’ve watched every vlog and can’t wait until you and ronin set off again . Enjoy your deserved rest .

[@ThomasEJensen_TEJ]

Gonna miss your good videos and sunny mood. Hope you and Ronin are getting back to the touring soon. But i guess you deserve a break now and then, and Ronin a good wash.🤘🥰🤘

[@shashimenon1000]

Great video, as usual. Take that welcome break and recoup. Will miss you tremendously. But time with family and friends is good for the soul. Time passes fast and it may get too late, so take this time. Will look forward to your return and the engaging rides. God bless. Take care.✌

[@neilmeiskey5482]

Hmmmmm, so much for my no more rain wish:(. No snorkels needed! You are always worth watching Noraly! Hope you can rest a bit besides doing your work. I'll be waiting to watch more "Let's Go!"

[@arjanvuik2004]

Welcome back home! Looking forward for your next adventure!

[@malcolmleech3420]

🇬🇧 Noraly you will need a well earned rest it will do you good to catch up with you family and friends you are so remarkable you have brought so much joy into peoples lives watching your videos thank you 👍🤗

[@p.m3735]

Glad you made it back safe. Have really enjoyed season 3 so far. Looking forward to the next part. 😎🏍🏍🏍

[@guusderotte1206]

Welcome home 🏡! We enjoyed your wonderful videos of Iceland 🇮🇸, Sweden 🇸🇪 and Norway 🇳🇴. Take a rest. Riding in the rain sucks!!! Next time perhaps Finland 🇫🇮 and the Baltic states.

[@williamchandler5228]

I love how you rode out of the bad weather ,two days of rain , and into the sunshine ,great video and Series.We will miss you.

[@indelia2602]

Thanks Noraly! Don't worry we was here waiting for you back to the road. Winter in Europe it's hard and now it's more important be healthy, coronavirus is terrible so, I understand and I feel the website will be successful. Please take care and we are waiting for you!! Thanks!!!

[@thetessellater9163]

A mix of well planned and executed routes, excursions and riding, together with unknown plans, changes and spontaneous detours, makes for an interesting video series which retains excitement and stays fresh. Thank you. Take a chillout for a while to recharge; the wet and the cold wears a motorcyclist down!

[@cosmo00013]

Welcome back home Noraly @10:20 you are so happy.... very nice laugh....take care !!!

[@deanmaguire9773]

Hi Noraly l was impressed at your egg cracking with one hand and holding the camera 🍳l am so sorry that you had to ride though all that rain thanks for taking the time to show us the rest of the the ride back to the Netherlands hope your work on website will be great a great success be looking forward to your next vid on your channel soon take care until then 🏍👍

[@hcc9132]

Thank you very much for letting us travel with you. Good luck with your new projects. 🇦🇷👍✌️✊🌹🌹

[@rubemrocha7113]

Adorei, brasileiro passeando em Oslo como você é tudo de bom. Valeu. Parabéns pelo belo trabalho.

[@stephensaunders1525]

A great ambassador for riding and enjoying the freedom of the open road on a motorbike goo on gal Great to watch 👍

[@ronladuke7235]

Thanks for the great videos, Glad you made it back without getting caught in the snow. Hear in BC Canada winter is beginning,

[@AndrewPotts1962]

G'day, Noraly (and Ronen)! It has been fantastic riding pillion with you - I have seen things I would not normally have seen, and been places I would never have been so I am voting a massive great vote of thanks❤️❤️!!! I have enjoyed your company immensely and I plan to stay with you for a long time to come. You are such a breath of sweet air. So, my blue-eyed blonde-haired beauty, rest & recover, keep the shiny side up, stay safe, stay well, and I'll see you in the next video.

[@faheemmhmd]

In simply, thanks to your scandinavian visual treat and waiting for the next "itchy boots" footsteps! 😊😍🙌 L o Love 🥰🙌

[@RCModelling4U]

I am in the UK and went on a school cruise back in 1966, one place we went was Bergen. I have never forgotten it. The Fjiord was spectacular. Would love to have seen it again.

[@tomyoung3087]

Enjoy being home Noraly, looking forward to your next adventure.

[@ronellekristensen5400]

The places in Denmark, Sweden, Norway & Iceland were Amazing. It place where my husband and I have never explored on our motorbike. Thank you for sharing.

[@MaryHit1]

Noraly, Thank you for the great "northern tour". Loved the videos and so glad you made it back home safely. Stay safe. I will look forward to your next videos. Ron, from New Hampshire, USA.

[@Reet64]

Your videos are one of the few things my husband and I like to watch together. He’s a motorcyclist and I love to see brave, smart and interesting women do amazing things. Enjoy getting warm and dry back in the Netherlands. We look forward to riding vicariously through you when you’re back on the road.

[@russbentley7677]

Interesting to see in Oslo how they are allowing restaurants to spread out across the sidewalks out into the street, I imagine to make safe distancing room as we do here for Covid. I can tell you are juggling several things while talking, riding, explaining your plans and showing us Oslo... all after sparing us your long, exhausting heavy weather trek to get there. Hope you know we are on your side and supportive and enthusiastic when you have these challenges. So finally you pop up, safe and sound, back in the Netherlands. Wow... I include Iceland in this huge circle you have made. I also have not forgot that our ride along with you in Peru was derailed... and that all of what you are doing now has grown out of that... including little details like your ride is still in a crate in Peru. Wow.., Maybe it's because of my age that I feel sort of old guy protective as well as supportive. Having ridden my 69 Triumph thru some very challenging times and weather... winter weather... i know sudden changes in plans and weather etc are taxing. Stay strong and positive Itchy Boots. Your ride today and your updating is all part of our ride along with you and i do find it interesting. Enjoyed it. Itchy Boots episodes are part of my subscribed agenda and i wait for your episodes with enthusiasm no matter what it is you are up to. I hope next time to find you well, happy, dry and warm and rested and maintaining your strong. positive, good humoured spirit fully in charge and rolling easy with the challenges. Can't help but feel you've just completed some sort of a marathon and made it safely back to Home Base. Hope you have good solid friends and or family to debrief and hang out with while you reconstitute from your iconic Itchy Boots public personage back into your unpublic private and personal regular sized Noraly self. Congrats and Cheers.

[@rohitlal73]

All the best for your website, Noraly. Glad for you taking a break from all the riding in the bad weather. Thanks for all the wonderful scenery you showed us. I wish though that you would show a bit more of your ferry rides. Its just fun to get a look at the insides of these boats. Your trip to Iceland on the huge ferry was very enjoyable for the rest of us to experience.

[@KjellEson]

Thank you so much for SEASON 3. It has been so interesting to follow you. You are very knowledgeable and well-read before each country. There is no boring episode. You are unique with your laughter and smile. Your way of getting in touch with people is absolutely outstanding. Even with Swedes !! It was surprising to me when you went into Sweden. (I live in Sweden). You traveled to places in Sweden that I had forgotten. Traveling throughout Sweden in the long run is like the distance from south to north in Europe. I do not know how many people know how far Sweden is. When you traveled in Sweden, you traveled longer than the distance between Amsterdam and Napoli (bird's eye view) Not many Swedes have ridden motorcycles throughout Sweden. Very well done and impressive! / Kjell (pronounced Shell)

[@stuartwilkie4887]

Good decisions with cutting the recording and getting back quickly and safely. This has been a superb series, so thank you so much for sharing it. Have a good rest, continue to keep it realistic and never lose your sense of wonder.

[@ejoh1801]

At 9:07 when you start riding from the university, then you had the castle right in front of you ;-) Have a nice deserved rest back home!

[@64fairlane305]

9:10 zhe castle

[@jimpayne6798]

Shame your trip ended that way. But be sure we enjoyed it immensely (Well most of us). Even this vid was good. Can't believe so many had a thumbs down. Every trip ends with a bit of an anti-climax. But your home safe and sound once more. Relax a bit and we all look forward to riding with you again soon. Keep safe.

[@WilbursTravels-ArielSquareFour]

I was in Norway riding from Bodo to Oslo at the same time as you, but I got off the highways and rode the scenic routes, you sure missed some amazing roads and scenery, shame the weather got to you but that is always a risk riding the western coasts anywhere in Europe

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday, you have well and truly earned a holiday, all that bad weather would certainly take its toll but now you can enjoy the warmth and comfort of family and friends, thank you for taking us all on this awesome journey, I personally have enjoyed every minute of the trip, thank you, please take care, Cheers Matty

[@JimmyLarsen33]

Don't blame you for going home. You looked a bit tired. Have a niiiice long rest........and a glass of vine :)

[@edoardomartini4791]

Welcome back Noraly! Sorry that u couldn't complete your tour of Norway..it would be better next time. Thanks for your beautiful videos. We are waiting for u in Italy next summer 😊😊😊

[@koger21c]

Nice to see you again~!!

[@larryzimmer8739]

A little tear for southern Norway. And, again, thank you for today. Rain or shine,, your company is always a pleasure. I/we look forward to your 'next venture'. e will be here -- ALL of us.

[@philippephiltil3006]

This return is a little brutal. We still hoped to see these beautiful landscapes

[@Aero65]

Welcome home Noraly! Enjoy a little time off to recharge the batteries while we wonder where you will be riding over the winter. Spain, Portugal, perhaps Greece? I have to thank you for getting me enthusiastic for motorcycle touring again. When I sold my Ducati ST2 I wasn't sure about buying another bike, I wondered if my touring days were over now that I am 71 years old but now I have bought a Moto Guzzi Breva which will give a more relaxed ride. I am hoping to ride from my home on the Welsh border to Italy next year for the centenary, the 100th birthday of the Moto Guzzi marque! I will miss your regular updates but it will give me a chance to catch up with the episodes from Series 2 that I haven't yet seen! Veilige reizen!

[@cocoloco65482]

What a incredible sacrifice to ride on those conditions, just to keep us entertained and informed about her tour through Norway. I feel sad that at this point in trying to make so many things she seems worn out Can't blame her with such weather. But the great thing is how she always transmit enthusiasm and radiates a positive attitude in all situations. I commend and Thank you immensely for what you do Noraly!! 🥰❤❤❤❤ Please wear a Scarf and don't eat too much yolk from those eggs. Much Love!!

[@ronaldscholtens7718]

Hi Noraly, As a daily commuter on two wheels from Hilversum to The Hague I love to see all your adventures on two wheels. Of course I saw all your episodes from day one :-). Very very very inspiring. You are a realy positive person. You take us with you on your journeys, so it feesl like we are on these journeys. I agree what Tom Folkes says about the drone and his positive remembering idea. I feel like a 60 year old kid, compared to the guys in the replies. It's not about the bike, but it's all about the person who rides the bike. I whish you a very good time in Nederland and take your rest and time. Very well deserved and thank you again for taking us with you on your inspiring motorcycle adventures. All the best and take care. Groetjes van Ronald

[@aukanmeister]

Motorcycle riding in cold rain is horrible. I live where you planned on going. You probably made the right decision. Welcome back! 😊

[@AlaskaErik]

It's even more horrible when you don't have rain gear. And I don't wear a helmet, so the rain stings the face.

[@szeriman13]

@@AlaskaErik and when you dont have hair... :)

[@brulaapgaapmeester8234]

You just need a good fairing.

[@rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3]

I think there's one thing marginally worse than riding in cold rain. And that's riding in stinking hot humid rain. You're wet on the outside and wet on the inside from sweating :-(

[@rogartcooke]

@@rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3 I’d take hot humid rain any day over cold rain. Hot and humid is uncomfortable but at least it doesn’t send you into survival mode where you don’t want to do anything other than try to warm up in as small a ball as you can make! Haha!

[@venturaprt]

Hello from Portugal! you have to ride the N2 road in Portugal!!! Special place thal all riders want to do!

[@c150gpilot]

3,000 views in 12 minutes! "Where do I go, where do I go?" Wherever Itchy Boots goes! Thank you ever so much for taking us along.

[@bdalen]

Notably, your personality is so genuine that it is contagious to others. I watch your videos more then Netflix videos. Love you, take care.

[@WhiteTiger333]

Ooh - I really look forward to a special Norway excursion in the future - either on snowmobile or adventure bike. :) My Swedish co-worker told me that the king and queen of Norway are nicknamed the bicycle royalty because they (used to, when younger, anyhow) would be seen riding around Oslo on their bicycles. Thank you for the ride around to see a quite gorgeous city. I see that, in Oslo, bicycles do not automatically have right of way. :D Enjoy your haitus. It sounds like you could really use it...and it sounds like your creative wheels are spinning and wanting to have their turn to ride!

[@BillMintjeHD-Brussels-Belgium]

I'll see you soon Nora....hopefully not too long, can see you on the bike again🤗🤗

[@KennethRivenes]

Good decision to head for home, i live in Bergen and I was wondering how far south you would venture -- This is really not the best time for riding along the west coast, frost is expected now also. Come back in late may/june for the best experience :)

[@EspenX]

Judging by the weather she had in Oslo and how people dressed, she filmed this over a month ago, most likely in first part of September, so it was not that late in the season as it seems.

[@tajdaraziz4577]

While I was waiting to see again Norway's fjords and stunning scenery that I visited (drove from Sweden) couple of years ago before I was diagnosed with cancer. It all came crashing down. Best wishes for the future endeavors.

[@doncarr9435]

That orange structure looked like the world’s largest Pez dispenser. Can’t wait for the new website. I have all this money saved from quarantine, tens of dollars at least. I hope you have Itchy Boots Penny Candy page.

[@doncarr9435]

I’m going to stick with Pez dispenser.

[@thomaskoala5500]

Have a nice time with family and friends. We will be waiting for the launch of your the new website. Take a good rest and surprise us you with your new adventures next year once the covid 19 levels have dropped significantly. 👍👍👍👍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍

[@MegaGrumpyoldman]

Try Irelands Wild Atlantic Way, even in winter it's ok most of the time thank's to the gulf stream

[@oljobo]

HAPPY to see you safely back home 👍😊 ‼️ I was bit worried about you going south from Trondheim in winter weather with frost and snow ❄️⛄️ WELCOME BACK to Norway any time‼️ (Preferrably in summer 😊)

[@TheBearDenPhotography]

Good morning Noraly! Looking forward to another episode of Itchy Boots travel.

[@afrench4683]

And Noraly if you are not traveling soon, just put some random vlogging pls! :)

[@thatalexram]

If you get the chance, please go and see Trondheim properly. It is a true historical viking and merchant city with northern Europe’s biggest cathedral, Norways best technical university, old wooden buildings and a lot of WWII history as well. Yes it has a tendency to be damp 50% of the time but I think it is worth it.

[@d.krueger7642]

Danke Noraly ! Schönes Abschlussviedeo. Für dich einen schönen Winter und bleib gesund und munter. Ich freue mich schon auf die dann neuen Abenteuer mit dir. Bis dann und Alles Gute !! Gruß aus MV

[@willian.direction6740]

I just enjoy your company chatting with us. I will fill in time watching older episodes until a new one comes along. Thanks and Regards from Will .

[@jebadavid.d8459]

You are simply great 🤩

[@johnwade1763]

Noraly, While I have been able to ride about 80.000 miles around the west coast of the USA and Canada in the last 20 years, my mileage has decreased as my age has increased. I have tried to explain to people the feeling of freedom, and the need to go down one more road and go around one more curve to see and experience whatever awaits, but some people don't "get it". You obviously understand! Being able to see through your eyes as you ride and explore is a real joy. Thank you for taking us along and showing us the world.