I can't believe I saw one!! So incredibly lucky! 🍀 [S5 - Eps. 47]

In this episode I am making my way back into the Namib Desert after having my fork seal replaced in Windhoek. Via the Spreetshoogte Pass I ride towards a tiny town in the desert, called Solitaire. On the way, I encounter a rare animal that very rarely shows itself during the daytime!
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[@alanjamieson8805]

Noraly, what can I say, at 56 after over 40 years of riding bikes including being a Police motorcyclist and having been lucky enough to travel and see a fair bit of the world I am enthralled by your videos. I have followed your adventures through India, the Stans and back to Europe, back to your home in the the Netherlands, to South America, then around the Netherlands and Iceland and now to South Africa and Namibia. I really had no idea what South Africa and Namibia were like, the story telling, the humour, the educating, the motorcycling, the camera work, the time and the effort. Thank you for taking us on this latest adventure. It’s about time You Tube had annual awards for its most successful channels. If they did I am sure you would be winning just about every category. You and your channel shine like a 1 million watt bulb, Al, Airdrie, Scotland 👍

[@johnking7649]

Here here Al, I would vote for Noraly because of all the reasons you have said there. Really amazing camera work, a lovely lady all around so no wonder she gets help wherever she goes in the world. 😊

[@jakeyb6453]

Couldn’t agree more ,if your still at it ,ride safe chaps .😁🇬🇧❤️🏍

[@jonathanward8861]

Well said Al! Also here from Scotland

[@tarquin330]

@@jonathanward8861 Well said that Guzzi-man...

[@ericbeckers2673]

So true 👍

[@BuleriaChk]

I'm 81 and Noraly is a beam of light in my last years on this planet.; thank you so much...!!

[@wodenoftheangles3339]

@Ag Agios And then read the Eddas for the real truth.

[@cabaroigcostablanca]

The reading I suggest is Steinbeck's "travels with Charley"and Laurie Lee's "as I walked out one midsummer morning". Don't focus on what you've clocked up,but on the living well that still in you,stay "forever young 🎶" inside 💃 xx

[@plumduff3303]

Chuck book yourself a ticket to Namibia its never too late

[@wodenoftheangles3339]

@Ag Agios Lift your veil..

[@kunalk1234]

@Ag Agios There's NO God!!

[@christohunt5395]

Like someone said... You have done more for the South African travel industry than the industry have done to promote this beautiful world in Africa. Thank you!

[@sandy4425]

My husband just came across this channel about 1 1/2 months ago. Season 6 was posted and we watched it. We had spent 20 summers in Alaska so we were very interested in that series. But then I started at the beginning with Season 1. I was totally addicted. She is awesome - what a personality! Beautiful lady (that smile and her gorgeous eyes!). With every country she travels through I just keep saying WOW! This is wonderful travelogue and she also is teaching me a lot of history and information I never would have known without watching this. Noraly you are amazing. Please continue your travels, what would I do in the evenings if you weren't on. 🙂

[@martinschurz3760]

My dad passed you at the roadblock comming from the farm haha I wished it was me to tell you how awesome your vidoes are.

[@cD-vg5go]

your country there, looks like my country, here. pretty cool!

[@helennamupala6636]

I'm a proud Namibian and thank you Noraly for sharing your amazing journeys and adventures on our beautiful soil.

[@Beniamin1968]

Are you namibian ? Yes you are , i see, would be interesting talk with you somehow

[@helennamupala6636]

@@Beniamin1968 hi sure what do you want to talk about?

[@Beniamin1968]

Nice, i always like to talk and knowing about different cultures directly with people , seems like travelling...

[@helennamupala6636]

@@Beniamin1968 that's great. It's amazing to learn about other cultures indeed

[@Beniamin1968]

@@helennamupala6636 ciao, do you mind if l give you my number from whatsapp?

[@paulmoss4199]

That pangolin probably thought how lucky he was to see a Noraly!

[@luke6645]

I doubt it Paul

[@samsmith2635]

@@luke6645 Lmao

[@annexton3795]

Fortune favours the brave, how true is that! To see such a rare creature as the pangolin is breathtaking. You were SO lucky! Never seen one myself. (Live in RSA 🇿🇦)

[@Kevin-vf7ju]

Just celebrating Independence Day here in the US, and no one exemplifies independence and freedom more than Itchy Boots! A true inspiration to enjoying this beautiful planet, and living life to the fullest!

[@David_Ralte.]

None said it better...👍🏼

[@MonkeyButtRides]

True that Kevin!

[@charlesharris2749]

Some people find the desert wilderness forbidding, Noraly finds it fascinating. Glad to have such a guide to tour us around places we will likely never see ourselves. BIG THUMBS UP! Only a few weeks ago, as reported per CNN: "Today, Thai Van Nguyen, a Vietnamese conservationist, was awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize, for his work to protect the animals ( pangolins ). The annual award is given to six pioneering environmentalists, each working in a different continent.".

[@thetessellater9163]

Pangolins were a common sight at the fateful Wuhan Market - they kill them to eat !

[@cabaroigcostablanca]

@@thetessellater9163 Yes sadly,they are a lovely gentle natured animal, don't bite hiss or spit,very solitary creatures,their only defense is to curl up in a ball,so that makes them easier to pick up and carry them off to markets, definitely a four leafed clover day,I loved that touch 🍀💪

[@andytheflyer]

As a fellow geologist, I think that many geologists like the solitude of deserts. It also means that we can see the rocks and it's easier to understand the structure of the landscape we are seeing. Deserts are certainly one of my favourite places on the planet.

[@cabaroigcostablanca]

@@andytheflyer So what's your favourite desert,and then what's the largest 😂

[@Jacques.dAnjou]

I have a feeling your video's get better the more I watch of them. The Namib desert is really mesmerizing. That place you stay seems like a slice of paradise on earth. Thanks Noraly for the joy you bring to us, and to someone who is shackled to a post, forced to stay home not being able to travel or move anywhere. You widen my world view and I am very grateful.

[@BobHall-dt2qv]

I understand being shackled to a post, as I am a dialysis patient, however Noraly has unshackled my brain and I am able to see the world through her eyes!

[@patrickryan7370]

Great to see you back on the dirt roads Noraly. You are not just a solo motorcyclist, adventure rider, you are indeed an accomplished documentarian and cinematographer, I now love the drone footage at the end of each video, simply stunning.

[@vferdman]

I don't often comment on your videos, but always watch each and every one of them. It makes me happy to see and feel your joy of life! Keep enjoying it and stay safe!

[@ItchyBoots]

Thanks Vladimir! :)

[@johnny9895]

Me too! What a pleasure to admire 2 miracles of nature at the end of this video! The Namib desert of course, and the happiness of this incredible charming woman, which makes her look double as beautiful 😊 At least!

[@andrecloete2006]

@@ItchyBoots As you are a geoligist I would like to ask a question. The great flood in the Bible is diskribed as a very violent event. So violent that water covered the continents in a matter of days. I suppose that would give rise to un emaginable sediment displacement and earthquakes and eruptions. How would that, if tru be the impact on the layers you date the earth by. They would be meaningless if you consider the time sediment is put down today.The sudden burial of entire forests and animal species would be explained as well.

[@TerraPosse]

@@andrecloete2006 The bible is a collection of fairy stories written by iron aged goat herders that didn't know any better. Where do you suppose all the water came from to cover all the continents and more importantly, where did it go afterwards. It's not a historical account and even less one that withstands scientific scrutiny.

[@andyd7139]

Hi Noraly I don't blame you for wanting to get back to the desert that scenery is amazing and very calming. Your drone shots are getting better and better they are mesmerising. Ride Safe!

[@elizabethsavard8381]

I think she fell in love with the namib desert.its really amazing

[@hauer54]

As someone who has previously resided in South Africa and Namibia, I think your series is fantastic... grandioos gedaan, Noraly!

[@ItchyBoots]

Thank you!!

[@davericketts9101]

Well, I don`t know about any of you other viewers of these amazing videos but to me, it is like I travel to another planet when I am watching and simply forget everything that is happening around me. I have watched every single video in the 5 series and this series beats all the others, by far. The landscapes and sheer vastness of this continent makes you realise how little most of us see when we travel on a plane. The best thing on KZbin or TV.

[@ragweed3524]

I never tire of watching the vastness of this desert. The drone footage of that little dot we all know as Itchy Boots is spectacular as always. I’m sure the pangolin was thinking to himself…I am probably the only pangolin to ever sight a Noraly! Have Fun and thanks for taking us with you! 🏍🇺🇸

[@46557200]

😂😂😂😂😂. Omg. That can not be so much more true 😂😂. I can envisage pangolins asking its friend about Noraly and some of them saying are you kidding us? Are you sure she was the real Noraly?

[@46557200]

@@tetedur377 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MX007100]

Welcome to my country (Namibia 🇳🇦 ) and it’s Good Luck to see a Pangolin in my culture. I’ve never seen one in my life! I’m enjoying your channel because it’s educating me on places that I’ve never even visited.

[@KaazamWay]

Not your country it's her country fr you just live there

[@donniebunkerboi9975]

@@KaazamWay it's Malcon's country, you're just jealous.

[@Achilles_08]

Yeah me too tangina

[@timpellett9701]

We’re catching up on season 5 during your “off season”. We are really enjoying it!! # missing itchy

[@stonew1927]

Aww, the ending drone scenery with the sun going down was just spectacular. Thank you for that! I share your love for wide open, unpopulated places. Your videos are really transmitting the wonder of the vastness of such places. Most people wouldn't think that such a place would hold much interest. But sometimes it's just the energy of being there that really matters....

[@Yamesy]

You are truly very, very lucky to see a pangolin. I've lived in Namibia my whole life and am yet to see one.

[@Tsumebleraar]

Selwers

[@jorgemtds]

WOW!

[@carolflower8015]

If they are really so rare then it is truly shameful, that the Chinese should eat them or use them in their ridiculous 'medicines'

[@Yamesy]

@@carolflower8015 They do the same with the rinos, and now the Chinese are taking advantage of our governments corruption and are overfishing in our waters.

[@custombikesandtrikes4374]

I love how they build these custom mini resorts out in the middle of nowhere! All of them have been very nice so far!

[@konradsaguide]

So cool that you went to stay at Boesman's farm. I have been there so many times with big groups of campers. It was so nice to see Frans, the receptionist. If you could do a walking tour with him around their farm you'd hear that he has a wonderful way of speaking and is incredibly knowledgable of the Namib desert. I miss traveling so much, so glad to see the places you are traveling through again

[@derykmorton8250]

Hi. Please could you send me the contact details for Boesman's Farm. We are planning a family trip to Nambia from SA and would love to stay there. Thank you. Elise

[@konradsaguide]

@@derykmorton8250 Hi Deryk. Unfortunately I do not have their contact details. You can look for Cha-re camping or accomodation perhaps. Hope you come right. Enjoy Namibia

[@timwashburn7530]

I wish my dad were still alive. I'm sure he'd love Noraly's adventures.

[@Brainwave000]

"where are you going?" " To the Desert! :D" So inspiring Noraly, You are solely responsible for me wanting an adventure bike.

[@Palitato]

"Alone?!" "OF COURSE! :D"

[@beemer206]

Gravel Travel the only way and it is much easier on the little Honda, I did it on a big GS still an incredible Experience! Stay safe!

[@ripura]

Me 2.

[@tomsnead415]

Hello Noraly! The sunshine of the internet.

[@Berlynic]

😅😅❤❤❤ So very well said!👏👏👏👏👌👌 She truly is the Sunshine of the internet!!!😁😁😁🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

[@highanddryful]

Noraly having grown up in Namibia I can say that you were extremely fortunate to have seen a pangolin. Being a shy and mainly nocturnal creature they are seldom encountered. Sadly the pangolin is hunted extensively and it’s tragic to know that extinction of this species looms:(

[@between5and6]

Noralie, right now I am very jeaulous because in 2019 I worked as a volunteer on a farm close to the Gamsbergpass, called Rooiklipfarm. I traveled the Namib desert on a weekly base and I enjoyed it so much. Working on the farm close to the namib desert was such an unique experience with hunting, farming, watching animals in the wild, repair water pipes throu the desert and things like that. The desert lives and has so much surprising moments to offer. I hope I will be back soon and ride the namib desert again with a motobike ….. in my mind, this area/desert is the most beautifull spot on earth that I know. So take your time in the namib and enjoy it….

[@mk3kxc4u]

Noraly, you bring life to my life. Your extraordinary travels take me to the places I dream about and you bring to life the world I love. Please.never stop your journey, it feeds me and I am sure millions of others. Respect and love for all you endure for us that follow you. You are truly an angel

[@philemonhoon]

Wow you saw a pangolin. I’m Namibian 🇳🇦 and it’s very Rare to Find one. Criminals catch them and sell to Chinese People for a lot of money. But if Caught with it you will be locked up in Jail also for a lot of years. They are so endangered

[@user-qb8uj4hv8s]

Thanks for commenting

[@juliestout4056]

I just looked it up without looking at any comments at all but the pangolin is an anteater in English. You never cease to amaze us with you understanding of different languages. What a lovely trait to have.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

We are so incredibly lucky 🍀 to have the opportunity to join you on your adventure through the most deserted desert that I’ve ever seen❗️ Absolutely beautiful scenery and a great place to stay and park Savannah. Ride safe Noraly!

[@sameerdingore7488]

I was about to start writing notes for my research paper and saw notification and I was like wait I need to see the video first

[@ItchyBoots]

Priorities! 💪😜

[@sameerdingore7488]

@@ItchyBoots it was amazing video I loved it ! You always give kinda inspiration to work more harder so one day I can just start riding like you !

[@cheyjan330]

The brick paved roads were just such a surprise! I don't know that I would see all of the interesting things you do if I were traveling alone in such a sparsely populated piece of our earth. I so appreciate the explanation about the inversion of the clouds, creating fog! The quiver trees are magical,, along with your drone filming of the evening light in that desert.

[@zubeezee9035]

NORELY WHAT YOU ARE DOING IS JUST INCREDIBLE.

[@rehabem]

The drone shots at the end of the recent videos are such a beautiful way to close them.

[@derekpirie9188]

The lone rider has found the Desert, Itchy Boots and Savanna.

[@waynegargan8468]

The Namibian desert and Namibia as a whole, are just breath taking. It seems the people there are just wonderful as well. Wow!

[@boycie1150]

I'm not known by family and friends for being particularly effusive. Not a lot really gets my juices flowing these days, as a curmudgeonly 57yr old. However, I just found myself watching the end of this video, as the drone tracked up and across a sunset-lit desert, and found myself saying, (forgive me! 😂) "f&#+ me" as I took in the almost unbelievable beauty of the landscape. Who'd have thought that a desert could be described as beautiful? I am on awe of how you manage to capture this, time after time. Having spent the last three months catching up on past videos, I feel like I've been on a journey myself around the world. It is not overstating things when I say it's been an experience in itself, such is the standard of filming, story telling and education. Thank you, Noraly.

[@neilrvt]

Ah man, you were so lucky to see a pangolin, more so during the day. Amazing animal!!

[@bsmukler]

I love the music and panorama drone footage. That desert is stunning, and it is easy to understand why you so greatly enjoy the beauty and solitude.

[@TheBearDenPhotography]

Good morning Noraly! Great to see you and Savannah back on the trails in Namibia after your side excursion to the Yamaha shop in Windhoek. Hope all is well and that you are enjoying the adventure as much as your fans are. Stay safe, keep well, and happy trails! Let's go!

[@enduromotorradtouren]

A pangolin, the oldest desert, the views, your story telling. Always a joy to watch your videos. Thanks for lighting up a raincloud covered day Günter früm Nürnberg/Germany

[@jerrycrockett2545]

Sometimes a lifetime is not enough. Sometimes a place gets into you and years later a line of words stretching across a page stretch out to the horizon and your mind wanders back to the sweeping desert vistas you've not seen for however long it's been. Those nearby might notice the hint of a smile at the corners of your mouth, and the far away look in your eyes.

[@mariusverwey2125]

Good idea to travel in the winter time.. even though our winters is not that cold.

[@rapskaujama5178]

..."not that cold"!? 😂😂😂 I'll have you know this is coldest I've ever felt 😂.

[@Volksinformant]

Namibia is a paradise. The drone shots at the end of the episode, simply breathtaking. I wish I was there. Thank you for showing us the beauty of this planet.

[@marcfrederic1168]

geology classes students hands up.... always a pleasure seeing and learning Noraly. Amazing views.

[@dare28]

Ending drone footage and the music... beautiful

[@derekpirie9188]

" Lets hit the dirt." what a way to go.

[@zweispurmopped]

It's almost surreal to find such a luxurious little place in the middle of the desert. The place could pass as some location on a desert planet in a SciFi film anytime. Out off this world-beautiful! :oD …and how very handy to be able to fly the drone right of the dinner table! ^^)

[@thetessellater9163]

There are quite a number of 'desert lodge' type of accommodation around the Namib, some basic, but some super luxurious - you've just got to get there!

[@cvdm9663]

there have been some sci-fi movies made here - Mad Max and a few others

[@joshocht3483]

My thoughts exactly. I can't imaging, comparing our daily 'rat-race' style of living with the lodge-owner overthere ... just wondering what they do all day ...

[@zweispurmopped]

@@joshocht3483 Oh, the lodge owners will be busy enough keeping their places in shape.

[@wholiddleolme476]

Oh when you came over the hill the view was absolutely stunning. Yes you are so lucky, but so are we to have you sharing this.

[@Ronald5Dii]

The place has changed quite a lot since our visit 25 years ago. But the small general store is still there it seems. This was such an amazing place to visit, and still is. It really lives up to its name: Solitaire! Thank you for showing us this amazing place (again) Noraly!

[@jimbradshaw]

Noraly: "this is the pass...didn't expect that." Sounds very disappointed it wasn't a winding broken trail of 20+ degrees inclination. But to see a pangolin. That's truly exciting, right? Another great video - thank you.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Pangolins are nocturnal so shes very lucky

[@RichardASK]

Hi Jim, I didn't see your post before I posted!

[@ahoorakia]

it's schubdier!! that was so cute NORALY

[@georgethiele3693]

Spreetshoogte pass - have riden it with my mountain bike. We have done training rides on our mountain bikes from Windhoek to Solitaire - in one day. Stunning area that you are in now.

[@Annur375]

You are a superwoman, Noraly. A real superwoman. Thank you for the videos you place on KZbin.

[@rockinroxxi3710]

Pangolin…love them 😍 I have an Armadillo that lives in my backyard; his name is Andy. Your classroom on two wheels is the best Noraly 👏

[@catchmeuniverse]

Such a surreal moment to see you ride on familiar roads.

[@libbyvalley]

Another breathtaking adventure with NORALY! Love, Light, Life, Laughter & Joy. Magnificent. 💥👏💛😁

[@pimkielen9081]

A Dutch man, Ton van der Lee came to Solitaire when there were only 2 people living there and he started a campsite and a small restaurant over there in 1996. He wrote a book about his life there. Nice read.

[@alanfoster6589]

I stopped at the Solitaire store in November of 1993, so I guess the guy running it was one of the 2 people :). When he started boasting about how many leopards he'd killed, I concealed my disgust and got out of there as quickly as I could. Thankfully, those times have changed. The Namib Lodge had just opened when I arrived there for a stay...be interesting to see if Noraly stays there (assuming the place is still in business).

[@williamvienna]

There she is!! Go go, the great escape ... break the guidelines, pass the check points, gate not a problem for Savannah. Mountain pass specialist ... enough crossed. Another great lunch spot. Great flat sandy music, and hurrah, Drony is out again. Another lodging in the middle of no mans land, including shaded parking ... ride careful, stay safe ...There she is!! Go go, the great escape ... break the guidelines, pass the check points, gate not a problem for Savannah. Mountain pass specialist ... enough crossed. Another great lunch spot. Great flat sandy music, and hurrah, Drony is out again. Another lodging in the middle of no mans land, including shaded parking ... Nice sunset ending ... ride careful, stay safe ...

[@eilidhfg]

Thank you, Notably, for bringing the magic of the Namib Desert into our homes.

[@GirishReddyK]

I've many times had a feeling of, "let things go" in my down times but my God Noraly, watching one video of yours definitely gives that power and unimaginable feeling of willingness. All the History of great people and old inspirational stories pass by my thoughts too. Keep it going Itchy Boots! 👍

[@ammuanandagal1637]

True bro

[@GirishReddyK]

@@ammuanandagal1637 yup yup

[@moreythompson8778]

Who operates the drone?

[@williamstreet4304]

Solitaire! A perfect place in the desert for you to find solitude. At this point, I believe 113,766 of us would like to share that with you (Oh, 66 gave a thumbs down -They want to stay home). But, it would destroy Solitaire for all of us. Thank you for sharing the magnificent ride and the incredible solace you found there.

[@thirdwaycomms]

You saw a Pangolin!! Oh my word, what a joy!

[@razlimuhamadsidek381]

Critically endangered in the wild here in Malaysia.. the panggolin. So sad. Lucky you to meet them there. Good luck & take care Nora.

[@saxophool]

Most KZbin channels I watch to waste time but with your channel, every episode, I get a little smarter. Thanks! 😎

These are wonderful adventures, Noraly! Thank you so much for sharing them! I love your relaxed presence and editing style. I always feel like you are taking me along for the journey.

[@Thecom24]

Fabulous always learnt about the Namibia desert at school but wasn’t sure how it will look , this is spectacular I can only dream about. Greetings Noraly our Internet Queen enjoying the entertainment, education and humour, Theresia in North East England U.K. ❤

[@esteromagano5855]

Our country is very beautiful 🇳🇦🤗💖💃

[@mikep.9371]

Wow, a non-yellow brick road in the desert leading to another gem Noraly found to stay at. Your sure making up for all the days you have had to spend in cities around the world.

[@cheskybaba4864]

I'm looking forward to the television series of your travels.

[@stanleyanderson4196]

The location you stayed at in this episode is STUNNING. Second only to the lodge you stayed at in episode 45 when you first crossed into the namib dessert. Enjoy every minute Noraly.

[@jfluz]

did you get the name of the place?

[@stanleyanderson4196]

No. I did not discover the name. Both places looked so very nice. Well.... They all do truthfully. 👍

[@neilmeiskey5482]

Noraly, you are so much more than my favorite adventure motorcyclist. Amazing the knowledge, information and adventure youo share with us:). You certainly are a "country girl", don't like hanging out in cities! Thank you for another fantastic ride.

[@martinluyendijk9529]

“That was literally 2 kilometers on tarmac, heheh” Nobody fools Noraly, she finds her favourite kind of roads anyhow! Awesome place you have found at he end of this day trip, really beautiful with the flowering trees!

[@steveharleyfan]

Reliving my love of Namibia through Noraly's eyes...

[@juniasamukwaya2682]

Wow....I'm from Namibia 🇳🇦 and in our culture "OSHIWAMBO" when you come across a PANGOLIN it means you're very SPECIAL...because not everyone can easily or will be lucky to come across them.....especially in the wild...and we call it "ONGAKA" in my Language which is Oshiwambo and it's also highly protected as an endangered species here.....and can can get you in jail if caught with it...with a hefty sentence...

[@DLionheart]

W😍W Gf, total W😍W! But then of COURSE it's W😍W because it's an Itchy Boots video! I always watch every second of your vlogs because they are each "good to the last drop"!! 😂 Actually "good" is not accurate, as MAGNIFICENT would be better word there. Or... MAGICAL! ...Or... SUPERB! Or... PERFECT! 🤣😍😉 ~Enjoyed the ride very much Noraly; thank you. Man you are SO very blessed to be free, truly free, biking around our world. I know you know that already and we are blessed to be able to come along with you. ~~Savannah's doing a great job as are you - the riding (luv seeing your shadow on the road!), the filming, the narration w/endless passion and lessons, the music, the incredible drone footage, the magnificent landscape and the fantastic places you find to stay at. ~~~PANGOLIN!!! WOOT!! Lucky you to see one! Poor cutie pie little beings. Selfish humans destroying their populations along w/so many other poor species. Insane and inexcusable. But back to the positive blessings - how very rare to see one! Thank you pangolin friend for showing yourself to Noraly friend! 🥰😊 ~~~~Ride on Gf - May The Universe continue to bless you and Savannah with safe travels, every single day - all ways and always. See you again soon! Hugs to you both! 🤣👋🤠👍🏍

[@robertstannard1469]

Good evening, you had an awesome privilege to see a Pangolin, in Afrikaans it is known as an Itermagog. I like many other people have never seen one despite working in the wild areas of South Africa for more than 25 years. You are very blessed, God bless

[@PopescuSorin]

5:05 Pangolins have large, protective keratin scales, similar in material to fingernails and toenails, covering their skin; they are the only known mammals with this feature. 😺

[@briansture4353]

Perhaps Noraly will make a video on all the preparation she does before she sets out into nowhere. You obviously do a lot of preparation before you set out into those desert environments but what amazes me the last thing you think about is food until you are hungry. Possibly that would be the first thing most people would think about. LOL. Possibly those energy bars the racing cyclist carry might be a good idea.

[@jannel5065]

like that giggle when you hit the dirt road. you really love bad roads.! beautifull video shots! wish yousafe riding.

[@stefanmargraf7878]

Noraly: A tiny noodle soup Me: A pound of meat and 2 beers and bread and cheese and eggs for breakfast and dried beef and at least 6l water. But we all love the desert!

[@kevinmobile]

"Let's hit the dirt!" And with one bound she was free.

[@cbmtrx]

It's amazing how Namibia just seems like an extension of South Africa in terms of roads, towns, cars, people, food...

[@desireeross9651]

I’ve never seen a pangolin in the wild and I grew up in Namibia .

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Thanks for another fantastic episode. I really enjoyed the explanation about the Namibian desert from professor Noraly. 😊👌 55 mio years 😳 Amazing. And no rain for over 20 years. Well, here in Denmark we haven’t had rain for 20 minutes and counting.

[@WhiteTiger333]

Let's hit the dirt! (Visor down) It's always so interesting - and cool - that, in spite of the tire tracks evident on the dirt roads, you hardly ever actually meet another vehicle. The intense blue of that desert sky! Oh, when you took the break, and I was wondering how those scrub trees, etc manage to grow in that desert, you answered the question with the fog that supplies moisture. Wow! And the sunset drone!

[@elijah7783]

Seeing a Pangolin is believed to bring you pure luck in Wamboe culture/tradition. So its a sign of blessings upon your life.

[@jonassmith2378]

An amazing desert and an extremely rare sighting of a pangolin!

[@steveray8056]

"Let's hit the dirt!" - always exciting to hear. Seeing a Pangolin is also exciting. "this is the pass...already...didn't expect that" priceless :)

[@nancysimasiku8735]

The pangolin was like run, she's exposing us 😂

[@mikehitschmann8655]

Hi Noraly. Do you want to come into Zimbabwe a bit later when you have finished in Namibia and maybe Botswana? If you do please send us a message and we'll see what we can do to help! Love your videos!

[@benengelbrecht5637]

You have certainly had a very rare encounter with the pangolin. Enjoy!

[@ulrichwaldt5199]

Hello Noraly, your big smile and the joy you get when you left the city limits and return to gravel road, amazing. The scenery and landscape changes from breathtaking to beautyness every few minutes. Stay save and healthy and as always keep the rubber to the road. Greetings from Germany

[@apokoukulunhu2441]

I'm from Namibia.. And I never knew that am from such a beautiful country.. 😂.. ❤️

[@bakerrv]

Your videos make me want to take a motorcycle trip to the Namib desert just to experience the cool places to stay! Thanks for letting us tag along, another wonderful video that looks like you have a camera crew with you filming all of your adventures. What a treat to see a pangolin crossing the road! Such beautiful desert creatures. Thank You Noraly for another great adventure.

[@tigermothe]

What a beautiful country, I’ve never been to the desert and watching your travels visiting new places. Thanks for all that is you. I look forward to seeing where we go next.

[@TheJunglecrab]

You are very fortunate to have seen a Pangolin in the wild :) - a friend of mine says he has only seen one in all his years as a Game Ranger

[@tsr2013tsr]

I now understand the importance of moisture farms on Tatooine from that explanation of why the desert is so dry 🤣👍

[@clintkelsall1369]

I enjoy Noraly"s adventures so much , you are the coolest person > I look forward to every new episode along with your commentary