Mexican POLICE keep stopping me for questioning |S6-E77|

In this episode, I am trying to reach Misol Ha in Mexico. But Mexico is a huge country and distances are big, so I have to ride almost 400 kilometers of boring road to get here and on the way, I get stopped at every police stop..
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[@jerrym3261]

"This doesn't get old! I can walk up and down 10 times behind here because it's so awesome." I can't speak for everyone else but, for me, every Itchy Boots episode is awesome, even the ones she apologizes for at the end for being boring. There are 445 other Itchy Boots videos to watch for anybody that needs more than today's video. They're as good or better when I watch them over and over.

[@jerrym3261]

@@jimbell3242 My internet is so slow, it takes me an hour to watch a 25 minute video in 360p. I don't know if I can handle the videos being better than they are on my 17" laptop. Just yesterday I found 2 videos I'd remembered but, couldn't find. Search " Itchy Boots 60,000km " and you'll find most memorable and crashes and scary moments. "And there were about 5 military looking guys, and they asked me do you have grenade, bomb, AK47, automatic weapon?" "And I'm like, no." I think the river running over the cliff in Bolivia that she crossed scared all of us.

[@rallenrallen]

„Got no time for a husband!“ … made my day. You are very patient answering all these unnecessary questions. 👍🏼

[@luisgarza4428]

The sauce on your enchiladas was most probably "mole" a unique mexican sauce mostly serves with chicken and, Mexican rice. The jamaica drink is derived from flower petals. The petals are boiled to release their delicious taste and amazing berry flavor. Be careful throughout Mexico and, don't give too much information about yourself. Good luck.

[@stephanbranczyk8306]

Would you recommend drinking locally made drinks? I live in the US and anytime I visit Mexico, I'm warned by fellow Americans not to drink anything or any ice cube that may have come from tap water, to make sure I avoid Montezuma's revenge (traveler's diarrhea).

[@RC-qw8nk]

Hello, The Jamaica Flower, is called Hibiscus in english, maybe Noraly know it with the name.

[@albertodelgado7218]

The jamaica leaf is boiled there's no risk of bacteria

[@jorgeherter]

@@stephanbranczyk8306 Yes usually the drink and the water are fine. I've lived in Mexico for 15 years and the only issue I had was with meat from a street vendor, in the hottest time of the year.

[@MorganBurton]

it's "rosa de jamaica" for the record. so sweet and refreshing! mole sauce reminds me of a salty sweet chocolate sauce. not too shabby!

[@calvinismistrue]

I had some of the same reservations as in many of the comments about her travelling alone in Mexico, but she is more alive than the vast majority than most of us sitting behind our computer screens criticizing this move. Keep on shifting those gears for us Itchy! We are living vicariously through your courageous travels. The more I watch, the more trapped I feel and the more time I think I've wasted.

[@maxcactus7]

Noraly: "I don't want a husband. I prefer to travel alone." Ten Mexican Federales: 💔😭 Praying for your safe passage through Mexico, Noraly! Thank you for sharing your epic adventures with us!

[@jeffreykurley6141]

👍👩🏻‍🦳 you tell them lady!

[@szaboaz]

The lonely hearts, bless them. They were hoping for an answer like, "you know, I've had just enough traveling, and now I'm looking for a handsome guy who would take care of me and be the father of my future children". Then again, some youtube fans are like that too. :)

[@luisadelcarmentoledodemart8639]

Un gusto saludarle, sólo desearle lo mejor, cuídese mucho, bendiciones y siga las indicaciones que le dan sobre estar atenta cuándo revisen sus pertenencias.

[@canturgan]

But if you change your mind I'm available.

[@williamcerverasuaste8557]

Hello, holding to have a good day and i recommend to be attentive, take care of your documents and be careful in general.

[@juanignacioram]

As someone who has traveled the length of Mexico before and visit frequently, one thing I've always done when stopped and asked where I'm going is tell them the name of a well known location. For example, if I were going to Misol Ha like Noraly I would just tell them I'm going to Palenque because Mexico is huge, tons of places the officers probably never heard of, and you don't want to give them anything to chew on. My goal is always to finish the conversation as quickly and as amicably as possible because you just do not know if you might be talking to a wolf in sheep's clothing. Sad but true. Best of luck on your travels.

[@leannevuellon5963]

True

[@Ralph_Smith0724]

*Mexico is 8 times larger than the U.K. and 47 times bigger than the Netherlands.*

[@reallystraightguy2716]

I was thinking the same thing. The other thing is that Mexican police are pretty corrupt and one of them could easily put in a call to have someone intercept her for a wide variety of reasons. And none of them good.

[@RishayanPorMexico]

Unfortunately, this is so true. I try to talk to them as least as is possible, without being aggressive or arrogant. Depending upon your answers, they may look for a way to extract money from you.

[@joenewman6494]

Yes it’s scary when they ask you if your alone because you never know what their motives are.

[@gcorriveau6864]

You are probably "the most interesting event of the day" for all those police/border guards. It must be a unique moment for them in a very routine day to meet a world-travelling motorcycle adventurer such as you! Thanks for sharing. 'fly low and slow' ;-)

[@axor]

Indeed! Blonde blue eyes girl traveling the world passing through Mexico, you are gonna attract some attention there!

[@marcelOberauer]

There're a lot of Ukrainian migrant and Russians who buy vehicles in Mexico so that they can cross the US customs easier. I think most police stop her for that reason.

[@tkc8873]

@@axor I'm pretty sure that second officer was flirting with Noraly. 😃

[@CARLOSSANCHEZROMERO_YOGIBEER]

@@tkc8873 pienso lo mismo, le echó los tejos sin despeinarse. Si Noraly hubiera querido... 🤣salía de Mexico con esposo🤣.

[@stephanbranczyk8306]

@@axor That, and they probably told her story over the police radio to other cops.

[@gtate9]

You have more fun than everybody I have ever known put together. Keep it up. A special thanks to your guardian angels. May they always keep you safe.

[@caborrozo]

Welcome to Mexico, in our country we bikers take care of ourselves, your cameras help a lot, we will be aware of your trip

[@humbertoenriquereyesvelard5176]

Hola Luis,...porfis echenle una manita a Noraly, ya sabemos como esta el desmadre con la inseguridad, robos, asaltos, desapariciones etc. Si pudieran contactarla y prevenirla de no arriesgarse demasiado sobretodo en parajes solitarios. Saludos desde Monclova, Coah. Arriba las motos.

[@KORITA99]

Thats sound good..

[@carlitos4903]

12:35 You really broke that policeman's heart, when you told him you didn't want a husband. 😅😅😅

[@counted73]

😂😂

[@FishingwithCristina]

That's my brother's name Carlos Figueroa

[@MalaysiaIsProChannel]

@@FishingwithCristina wow for real?

[@herbert5491]

hahaha...yes sure...heart broken...haha...Excelent

[@picajuicy3315]

they ask you how you are, and you just have to say you’re fine when you’re not really fine, but you just can’t get into it, because they would never understand.

[@bstan9170]

I would just like to say “ thank you Noraly “ thanks for allowing us to experience and escape briefly with you on your journey and adventures, you are simply amazing!

[@crystalnavarro8012]

Girl, I'm sorry they were all trying to figure out if they had a chance with you lol. But I am happy you are safe. Very adventurous and brave.

[@nepatriots77]

haha that was a cute comment. Have a chance with her? lol

[@des1nteress3]

@@nepatriots77 "do you have a husband" it was clear

[@gioreneau6034]

He admires her. 😊

[@GlurfMundoo-lv3pf]

Being a checkpoint cop in Mexico is about as bad a job as it sounds like.

[@AlexGomez-sx9rp]

Noraly, be super careful when they inspect your luggage and ALWAYS keep your cameras rolling and be a part of the inspection, no matter what the police says. Should you need anything when you make it through Mexico City I will be more than happy to help. Safe travels!

[@Zakaros1000]

Estuve pensando lo mismo, se les veía muy nose depredadores. He escuchado de muchas cosas malas de los polis en Mexico, especialmente con turistas latinoamericanos donde los inculpan y les ponen cosas que los incriminan, para pedir mordidas y todo eso. Si no tienen dinero los termina metiendo en celdas. Es una bendición que Noraly tiene cámaras hasta en el trasero 😂, eso la mantiene protegida de los delincuentes en uniforme.

[@FnLn55]

Your waterfall episodes from around the world have become real highlights for me, and I'm sure for others as well. And of course, real Mexican food!

[@ibMoose2u]

In Mexico, it’s just called food 😂

[@texomajohn2916]

In Mexico if you go out to dinner they get Italian

[@wewd]

Those enchiladas con mole she had looked amazing didn't they? A proper mole sauce is one of the best things you will ever eat anywhere in the world.

[@cygna6]

The best Travel adventure series period...This truly is an experience to watch. Noraly you are a Tour de Force

[@zamev]

It made me cry to see such beautiful places in my own country that I've never seen!

[@neilmeiskey5482]

I wish I could put into words how much I appreciate the efforts you make to show us your journey. Most of me is quite healthy, even at 73 I still am a "one man remodeler" and am healthy and strong.....except my digestive system. Due to that it is impractical for me to travel. Because of you I get to see things I never would have. Thank you a million times over and keep on with your "Let's Go!".

[@justaclosedaccount]

As a fellow rider, I have to say, you're living my dream and I'm experiencing life vicariously through you. The stories you have and the experience you've collected. Amazing.

[@michaelsova7349]

You are one amazing lady. Most people will never have the nerve to do what you are doing. Be safe and keep enjoying the adventure.

[@2pugman]

My daughter and her husband were robbed during a Mexican vacation near the U. S. border. The robbers were the Mexican police ! They took all their money and gold chains.

[@gabrielesparza4]

@@2pugman Lmao 🤣🤣🤣

[@gustwowheeling7337]

She ain't got time for a husband, policeman! She's trying to get to Alaska before the winter! Beautiful waterfall at the end of this episode, thanks for sharing and ride safe Noraly.

[@timpellett9701]

Thanks for the ride Noraly! We just returned home from a cross country trip in the USA and at every state border my wife would throw her arms out and say WELCOMMME TO whatever state we were entering!! We love your videos and look forward to seeing you Monday. Enjoy the weekend!✌️

[@alejandromoraga7508]

A smile and a kind attitude have opened many doors for Noraly. This leg of the journey shouldn't be the exception

[@oldscout80]

Noraly, I like the way you show us where you've been and where you're heading on the map, thanks for that. I think the semi secluded places you stay at are much better than being stuck in one of those fancy Hotels people spend thousands of dollars on. There is nothing boring about the way you travel, you meet real people, eat authentic food, have lots of fun, adventure and never even see a Tourist!! Thanks for staying off the beaten path!

[@Porsche996driver]

👆🏻

[@goduxunike]

In her website she has a map where we can see in detail where she has been. It hasn’t been updated for a week or so, but very insightful for sure!

[@jackcirrito3458]

That little chat with at the check point was priceless. When you said you were going to Alaska the guys' chin hit the ground.. He took a few steps back to check out your bike and your whole scene in awe. !I'm sure you made their day¡ They're always respectful. I've lived in Mex for a long time and a lot of times I find the Policia just like to talk to Gringos. They're curious. Jack in Mexico

[@nofilter.906]

Your given them to much credit......they're scoping you out to see if they can take from you........

[@wileyriley9638]

Gringos is an insult you realize that right I'm Mexican and no Mexican would ever call a white person agringo unless they were racist and hated whites...

[@greggarsenault4457]

@@nofilter.906 I guess that was your first thought...because it’s what you would do.

[@tonyvilla3]

If only ur American police returned the favor

[@nofilter.906]

@@greggarsenault4457 no,not correct.......I know the crappy corrupt people that Mexico has for law enforcement, my brother in law was one....they are very bad people!!!!!

[@bayard1332]

Thank you for taking me along and showing me the world in a unique and personal way. Cheers!

[@michaelmagee6428]

"I don't have time for a husband" You go girl! keep it simple. Do what you want in life. Thanks for the great vids!!! love your energy!

[@oleksandrboiko169]

I really admire you!!! You are one of the amazing bloggers out there. To be honest, I recently started watching your releases. YOU ARE SUPER!!!!! I myself am from Ukraine. Unfortunately, we are at war. But your videos give, at least for a while, give relaxation for the brain and dreams. YOU ARE WELL DONE!!!! I will watch you with great pleasure! Good luck and happy travels!!!!! BRAVO!!!!!👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@oleksandrboiko169]

@@BrassLock Thank you very much for your comment. This is an amazing girl. Bold, energetic and fearless! And with Putin (with these😠😠😠😠😠 ... a bad person😠😠😠 ...), we can handle it, the victory will be ours. We have many friendly countries. Together we are POWER!!!

[@oleksandrboiko169]

@@ingridwatsup9671 Thank you so much!!! Necessarily. We have a proverb: "the devil is not so terrible as he is portrayed." Everything gonna be alright!!!

[@oleksandrboiko169]

@@BrassLock Thanks a lot. I know how much Australia has helped and is helping. The citizens of Ukraine are very grateful. Each help, from different countries, is necessarily written and shown in all our news. We are very very grateful for the help. The world sees for real how things are happening in our country. The world is with us, and we are with the whole world. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!💛💙💛💙💛💙💛💙

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

@@oleksandrboiko169 Slava Ukraine, Heroyam Slava!

[@oleksandrboiko169]

@@RPRosen-ki2fk СЛАВА УКРАЇНІ 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 THANKS SO MUCH!!!!

[@dgrforfreedom61]

I am so happy every time you take us along but the waterfall today was simply magical. Thank you and you are in my prayers for safe travels. Can hardly wait for the next adventure.

[@davidsherman5222]

I really like it when you share your eating experience with us, food IS the land.

[@utsavghosh6495]

I love how you can smile at every adverse situation. You inspire me a lot. Thank you for the amazing videos

[@Andres66Cali]

It is so beautiful to see Noraly's eyes sparkle with joy. She is like a small child when she is happy! - The gastronomy in Mexico is so special. Most people just know about tacos and burritos. But there are a lot of different delicious typical dishes all around the country. I think mexican is one of the best gastronomies in the world.

[@rogerlemagnifique7415]

it's not one of the best, is the best, I'm very fkn' sure.

[@nineteenfrankie]

When she was eating that lunch at a roadside restaurant and was eating that molé (I think she hadn’t had it before) and liked it that made me very happy because I LOVE molé. I live in Chicago and eat more Mexican food than any gringo here. 😆

[@garbageman1983]

Ok no le hagas a la mamadeis,la mejor comida del mundo?! México?? 🤪🤪🧉

[@geraldarnoult]

burritos are not Mexican, its Tax/Mex

[@nineteenfrankie]

@@geraldarnoult Who said anything about burritos? Nobody.

[@bgarcia9920]

'Jamaica' is made of hibiscus flowers. It lowers blood pressure and regulates the heart rhythm, making it steady.

[@boxofmoles4057]

As someone who has traveled and worked all over Mexico (not touristo zones) and can compare those experiences to South America, my best advice is stay to the main roads and get across Mexico as quickly as possible. I have too many horror stories of incidents associated with Mexican employees, their loved ones, and from motorcyclists and bicyclists from other countries who trekked across Mexico. Be damn careful!

[@Lt_Tragg]

I hate to say it but sadly Mexico is an absolute shit hole. Unfortunately, many choose to discover this the hard way. I've been concerned for Noraly's passage through this sketchy forsaken place of a country and wish her good safety and pleasant times.

[@terrygowdy1455]

Well said, I agree. Trust no one and even when you get to US. Lots of crap going on here. God be with you , please be extra cautious.

[@prospector14]

Sadly - because I understand Noraly's zest for exploration - but I have to agree. Mexico is a country with many very dangerous areas. Even high tourist areas have been experiencing increased violence. The vast majority of Mexicans are fantastic people but it only takes one or two at the wrong place, wrong time, for Noraly to have a bad experience. Tenga cuidado y viaje con seguridad!

[@Rickimusic]

@@terrygowdy1455 What is going on here that Noraly has to be fearful of, exactly? The US is not Mexico.

[@2WheelsGood.01]

@@Lt_Tragg saying the entirety of Mexico is a shit hole is just ignorant. Yes, there are some dangerous areas, but in general, it is a beautiful country with a wide diversity of biomes, cultures, architecture etc.

[@veganstyle333]

You deserve that little swim and absolutly everything you want; you have no idea how much joy and inspiration you spread into this world. Thanks for existing and for sharing your incredible adventure with us. Ride safe dearest Noraly

[@revelationakagoldeneagle8045]

Absolutely stunning waterfall, and $15 for a cabana right there is the deal of the century! Safe Travels ✌️😎 Blessings from Georgia, USA 🙏

[@RodrigoSahagun]

But if one day you come to Mexico and you find a room of 15 dollars before you pay, check the bed because during the night you could be eaten by the bedbugs as occured to me last year in los Mochis Sinaloa.

[@kaylera1]

Ida prolly paid a few more pesos and got a toilet seat hahaha

[@seyfarth]

Hi. The Jamaica drink is made with hibiscus flower. The sauce on your enchiladas is called Mole, and it is made of chocolate and multiple toasted nuts, legumes and chiles. One of my favorite dishes. By this point you probably figured this out, but here it is for anyone seeing your Chanel for the first time. I am a fan. A friend referred me to your Chanel because we are constantly talking about doing what you are doing. Enjoy the ride and stay safe

[@BigUpOffRoad]

Noraly, your travel and adventures are amazing...but your personality and love of life are what make your channel so great. Keep doing what you do!

[@keithdonaldson5573]

Absolutely beautiful Noraly, I was in that area in 1975 on my motorcycle; I missed that waterfall. Hopefully you’ll be able to see Agua Azul, a beautiful magical area in Chiapas. Chiapa is with one of my favorite places in Mexico, spent quite a bit of time in San Cristobal Las Casas. Had quite a few experiences hiking through the jungle, visiting a primitive tribe in the middle of the jungle. I kept my motorcycle in a hotel room, while I was on these excursions. Thanks for the memories.

[@polaristrans]

It's bound to get worse the more you keep going North. Stick to main roads and travel during the day. Stay safe. Jamaica is a flower, BTW. Don't drink too much if you don't want to stop every 20 minutes, it's got some diuretic properties.

[@hctim96]

Yup, Hibiscus flowers. and the sauce is a mole I think...delish!!

[@petecartwright5211]

Hahaha...Noraly had her first taste of Mole and she loved it. It was so good that it stayed on her face just like everyone else's. Wow! THOSE were enchiladas. You'd never find that in an Americanized Mexican restaurant. Good Lord...I might have spent the rest of the day there eating REAL Mexican food. Imagine the Carnitas... Also, note how Noraly's personality and FLUENT Spanish speaking break all ice. Those National Guard folks can be extortionists extraordinaire, but our Noraly breezes right past them. As soon as they find out where she's from and been and then hear her speak Spanish as well as they do...that changes everything. Well done!

[@miibo-0823]

I am a Japanese rider. The sunlight shining on the waterfall is very beautiful. I wish you a good trip in the future.

[@carolyneakili1]

Absolutely amazing waterfall! The smile on your face at the end of the day says everything. I can only dream of traveling the way you do. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@yamelperalta]

Hola Noraly 😃🤚 buenos días. Por favor, cuando los policías revisen tu equipaje no les quites la mirada a sus manos. Abre una maleta, que revisen y cierras, y abres otras. No abras todas al mismo tiempo porque te distraes y no estás al pendiente de lo que ellos hacen. Por favor cuidate 🙏, y eres bienvenida a México 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@StephaneDemers]

Indeed, they have been known to "add" stuff or some of your things may go missing.

[@tiobeto3935]

Los policías son buenos no le hagas caso a Yamel , ya tienes experiencia por todo el mundo no creo que alguien te tenga que decir que hacer

[@josechaverri8739]

@@tiobeto3935 claro hay policias buenos, pero malos tambien y se da mucho a conocer eso en MX, ella no tiene que desconfiar de ellos pero si estar muy precavida con ese tipos de cosas, ya que aunque uno no crea que pasan, si pasan.

[@ehdiwowin8412]

Lol! Advice from a Mexican proud of their police practices!

[@khalijahhb540]

😱😱😱

[@IQIkar]

It's amazing. Women alone with motorbike. The guys don't understand this!! !! Bravo.

[@miperac]

What a brave heart and a sweet soul you are ! What a polite, patience, persistent person ! Cuídate mucho por esos rumbos. Stay focused ! Gracias por seguir rodando, por seguir trotando también por nosotros. And in advance: you'll be very welcome to USA. A warm hug from Miami.

[@aristidessanchez4933]

Noraly, eres una leyenda que entra en nuestros corazones dejando una huella indeleble. Dios te cuide siempre.

[@jameshay884]

I mean, just about everything about Noraly is unique.amazing diplomatic skills, energy level, riding skills, resourcefulness, serenity, blah blah blah but her marvellous appreciation of good cooking puts her up on yet another level of human enlightenment. Those enchiladas looked fabulous, probably a mole sauce. Can’t top that. I’m hungry again. Carry on, Noraly!

[@jerrym3261]

I'm not saying it's weird or there's anything wrong with it but, I've never seen anybody hold a knife and fork in the same hand to eat. I'd stab my eye out. That's an unique, amazing skill.

[@jerrym3261]

@Diane M More than I could do! I've seen what I can do with chopsticks. Give me two things in my hand and make one of them sharp and both of them pointed, I really would stab myself somewhere. I can eat with a fork in my left hand and a knife in my right hand but, it feels too dangerous to do as standard procedure. Also I've been riding motorcycles much longer than Noraly has been alive and oh the injuries I have had. I've never been to a doctor or hospital because of a motorcycle injury but, I still have aches, pains and scars galore. She does have the ability, self control and the mental acumen to keep from hurting herself and her motorcycle, also more than I could do. "The thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death" pretty often for me.

[@rikardlalic7275]

Itchy, your videos are true art, and you are a true artist. That is because not many can show us what we see to feel, but what you see and feel to us to experience. That is a quality of real artists, great artists, and art by definition.

[@JamesSmith-kt3fx]

I’m an American living in Honduras. You have shown me many interesting things in Central America that I didn’t know about! Stay safe Noraly, may God watch over you on your long journey. I can’t wait until you get to the USA and Canada and then no man’s land “Alaska

[@michealarcangel6069]

There is lots off places in Mexico to do off road riding , but Chiapas is a great place to start your exploring.

[@stephanbielawski9462]

Your pure joy and enthusiasm is so refreshing with so much bad news in the world today. Watching your videos always makes me smile, Noraly! THANK YOU!

[@rutbrea8796]

That place with the waterfall is a dream! What a beautiful place. You're so blessed to be able to settle in such a place, even if for only one night.

[@markhendriks6445]

Your sparkling laughter always brings a smile to my face. Don't ever change. It is so easy to like you. And your "job" is awesome and must be very rewarding to yourself.

[@silverhawk911]

In my opinion, I think this is the best part of the trip so far , the beautiful waterfalls. This is worth going through all the police stops, even though it delayed your trip.

[@papagarza6437]

Hahaha, Noraly the "magic sauce" is called "Mole", a chocolate, peanut and spice sauce... absolutely awesome....

[@stevendorsey4882]

Rosa de Jamaica, the "berry" like drink, is made from dried habiscus flowers that are soaked in hot water to draw out the flavor. The flowers are sifted out and then sugar is typically added to sweeten the drink (usually, way too much sugar), Stay safe in Mexico, Noraly.

[@trailerparksupervisor7046]

Wrong

[@absolutium]

@@trailerparksupervisor7046 How is that wrong.. being drinking Jamaica and Horchata (popular drinkins there) for 30 years would love to hear about your experience.

[@ginaquiroz1272]

Aka sorrel

[@sjoerdbakker6040]

@@trailerparksupervisor7046 Wrong in what sense - on the sugar amount perhaps ? tastes differ ! . Jamaica is indeed made from the red , dried hibiscus flowers , as Dorsey says , no berry or fruit juice is involved . If one goes through the local village mercado or a modern surpermercado like Aurrera (Walmart ) you will find the dried jamaica in bulk display baskets . Its a great refresher to walk into a restaurant and order a pitcher of jamaica on a hot mid day and rehydrate and savour it all for awhile , then hit the road again for more riding safely . Drinking it ice cold is nice too but risks a "brain freeze " as one can experience when guzzling a slurpee too fast 🥶

[@trailerparksupervisor7046]

@@sjoerdbakker6040 wrong

[@neilmeiskey5482]

Noraly the adventurer blesses Mexico with her presence! Thanks for the continuing journey you take us on:).

[@lylemacdonald6672]

Despite the inherent chaos within a waterfall it is soothing for the soul to sit, watch and listen to it.

[@tapatio102965]

This Mexican thanks you for showing us the lay of the land motorcycling through BEAUTIFUL MEXICO! Gracias…ADELANTE!!

[@tonylynch8668]

It's not every day the Mexican military and police see a beautiful tulip from the Netherlands. Thanks for taking us on your journey Noraly. Whoopy... 👌👌👍🇿🇦

[@DanielMartinez-rv6su]

Nah, it’s everyday. Mexico literally has millions of tourists crossing its borders

[@NotTurtleish]

@@DanielMartinez-rv6su she's not at that part of Mexico man... if you're watching the video, she's been through Argentina, to Belize, to now Mexico. She is nowhere near any tourist locations.

[@Akash_158]

beautiful Tulip !!! wow 🤩♥️♥️

[@geraldarnoult]

Oh no? apparently you have not spent much time in Mexico, lots of beautiful Mexican women of all colors

[@bonafidestud]

Mexico sees lots and lots of tourists

[@lavapix]

I expected you to encounter numerous military-like checkpoints in Costa Rica. They were at nearly every town's border back in 2004. Friendly too and once they started to recognize us they just waved us through. Of course, Mexico is way different with the police having to deal with cartels, etc... Maybe they at first think you could be a drug runner :-) The waterfall was worth it all.

[@RodrigoSahagun]

That is exactly and there are guys here who are commenting in a pretty romantic way, Mexico is not Swizerland, Mexico is the land of the cartels who have in their payroll to cops, soldiers, public servants, Mexico is very dangerous.

[@mrkooks]

Costa Rica has no military forces.. you can find policemen but no military.

[@lavapix]

@@mrkooks Mitary looking policemen. They were very well armed :-)

[@garyjohnson4575]

....or alien with all the camera and gear. High tech helmet action!

[@adzventurerider]

Mexico.... Just waiting for hand outs

[@stevegalloway9412]

Your joy and cheerful outlook are contagious. Thanks for another enjoyable episode!

[@floreoma]

I'm new to riding as of last year, and to see my mother country explored on the back of an iron horse is quite special to me. Thank you for sharing your journey with me. I'm glad the KZbin algorithm knew that subscribing to your channel would fill my heart!

[@maxplanck9055]

The waterfall looked spectacular so much green moss and plants, the camera really showed it well ✌️❤️🇬🇧

[@dannytorres940]

Los policías por lo general no te paran, pero a usted la ven linda, tenga cuidado y sea bienvenida 🇲🇽

[@jesusgurrola1588]

La policía por lo general, son abusivos y mal educados, mas bien.

[@eduardoazcanio6385]

El policía municipal ya la quería enamorar 😂😂

[@meFatuations]

Interesting to see the checkpoints and how they are handled. Mexico is distinctly different from all the other countries you've been to. I appreciate it when you show us what you eat and how you like the food. I think it adds a lot of depth to your coverage. Thanks for a great video.

[@jorgealvarez9463]

Did she make it alive through mex ?

[@christopherpetroff9882]

Jamaica is a tea made from the hibiscus flower. A good beverage to control high blood pressure. What a picturesque destination!

[@HarryShagnasty-sc9zd]

Yes, La flor de Jamaica! But it makes you sleepy.

[@MarcelHuguenin]

Wow! Your first proper stay at this magnificent place. You really have a nose to find these beautiful places Noraly! You're awesome, we love you, stay safe through Mexico! Olé 👏

[@carlosalejandrocondetovar9724]

So amazing all you travels.. I was so exited for you to get in to Mexico, you should know the entire biker community here will look after you.. I know it is very hot this time of the year but, enjoy the ride like you always do.. Mexico welcomes you. On a side note.. Jamaica is a flower.. hibiscus kind.. very refreshing.

[@Hara_Lia]

A soltera living the ultimate freedom ....and that exquisite falls. Thank you for the wonderful ride Noraly🏍 all the best🙂

[@oscarchimalpopoca6636]

Lo que desayunaste se llama "Mole" típico en todo el país pero más en el Estado de Puebla y Oaxaca... Su base es el chocolate, así como lo sirvieron se llaman "enmoladas"

[@TheParatuner]

Loving watching your travels Noraly - I'm inspired enough to be taking my own bike around Scotland next week - Yes I Have packed my wet weather gear :)

[@caperrob1662]

The mastery of an Itchy Boots video. Routine travel on the road followed by a jaw dropping location that makes the viewer feel as if they are a family member❤❤❤

[@davetdowell]

Yeah, I think you deserve the cold swim as well, for all the effort you put into taking us all with you, and showing us so much of this beautiful world. Thank you.

[@RishayanPorMexico]

The Jamaica drink you were drinking is made from a reddish purple flower, not a berry. I think it is called Hibiscus flower in english. The brown sauce that you were eating was mole, made from chili peppers and many other ingredientes. The reason that you were stopped so many times was that you were coming up from central america and there always has been many checkpoints on these routes. Good Luck.

[@KerrisonA]

The bathroom did need a lick of paint, but the outdoor shower was gorgeous! ⛲🏞️✨

[@juancarloslozano3374]

I love your face and smile at the waterfall :), as happy as a child with a new toy...Enjoy Mexico!!!

[@davidmfoxe]

At least waterfalls do not ask a cascade of questions…

[@nineteenfrankie]

8:15 At this point he was basically speechless. 😳 He had no more questions. His mind was already blown. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@stocksy7286]

Afternoon Noraly, the police seem very keen in Mexico, enjoy your travels and keep safe x

[@Tundra-zy1uw]

What a nice spot to end up at , swimming at a waterfall, it doesn’t get better than that . Take care

[@akowboysjourney9514]

It's always exciting to see a video from "Itchy Boots"! Much love to everyone from Mountain View Arkansas 💪🙏🤠 Be the rainbow in someone's falling rain family 🌻🤠

[@macanudo1800]

Noraly, what you had in the joint was enchiladas de mole. Mole is the sauce you liked. Mole is made of a combination of many different chiles, spices and peanuts. It is a traditional Mexican dish. Enjoy the trip¡ 🏍🏍🤙

[@lisacolbert5987]

It sometimes is made with cocoa , yes ? But , yes , mole is a heavenly thing !

[@basildavidson4597]

Loved the waterfall and of course Itchyboots’ narrative, it’s what makes her adventures real to me.

[@recumbentrocks2929]

Brilliant episode as usual. I love how most officials can't understand how you, as a young women, can be travelling alone, but of course you are not. You have all of us subscribers along with you. Thanks for sharing this amazing trip.

[@nopc9728]

Trust me it has more to do with the fact she's White Euro and not an American. Most Whites they come across are American. It's something they don't encounter often. Also as we all know mexico has a huge drug & human trafficking problem. So someone who looks very different is going to set off metal alarms inside the cop's brain. They probably think she's a scout/look-out for a cartel. (they often employ Gringos for gun smuggling operations)

[@dawicked2k8]

Mexico is dangerous and Mexicans can also tell you that. Thats why they are surprised shes traveling alone, its so easy for anyone to kidnap her or scam her,i ts nothing against Mexico but it does happen al ot

[@Wayward2023]

I'll feel better when you are out of Mexico...but then again, you made it through Columbia and Nicaragua ...so..Good luck!!!

[@abouttime5000]

Columbia and Nicaragua have cleaned up their countries immensely. Mexico is still a top the list for violent crime. El Salvador and Venezuela are up there as well.

[@iangreen180]

Colombia is no problem.

[@ziggarillo]

The US is the biggest challenge, especially as a lone woman. More psycho's per sq inch than anywhere else in the world.

[@Wayward2023]

@@ziggarillo can you cite your sources? The Crime rate Country for 2022 published by world population review shows Mexico at #39 and the US #56. NBC news reports "Violent crimes rise in Mexico; 94.8% go unpunished". Forbes reports "Mexico: Where More Americans Are Murdered Than In All Other Foreign Countries Combined".

[@brendabraeuninger7603]

Absolutely LOVED that she said that enchilada sauce is “magic sauce” 🤩😍😂 Mexican food is magical! 😍😂🤩

[@maribelcalens6514]

That is we all said about our own country's food.

[@Diana7x7]

@@maribelcalens6514 no, I don’t think so.... 😅🙃

[@raul6278]

I worry too much. Living on the border of Mexico and the U.S., I am constantly hearing about young foreign women being accosted and worse traveling alone. On the bright side, Mexico does have some beautiful areas and historic sites yet to come. Stay safe, never ever travel at night and we'll see you in San Diego California.

[@badfinger61]

I suppose in some ways, it's reassuring that there is a heavy police presence in Mexico but in other ways it is indicative of how troubled some regions of Mexico are. Good thing that the police appear friendly. I wish you safe and trouble free roads, Noraly! 🏍

[@bige311]

Problem is police work for the cartels and are just as corrupt.

[@4himsanctified]

regardless, the cartels control the military and police

[@cleigh113]

@@bige311 probably why they were asking her about her family & husband...

[@ignaciolagarda8067]

Noraly, te esperamos con todo el corazón en la mano en Hermosillo, Sonora, México

[@HiroNguy]

¡Me gusta Hermosillo! Tango amigos de acá.

[@buttdreads]

The waterfall is absolutely beautiful.

[@carlosmendez7434]

Bienvenida a México 🇲🇽 y que todo vaya bien en esta tu casa....👍🏻.

[@ErnestoDarkNox]

Que pasó con la policía de México? Siempre hacen esas preguntas raras?

[@super.zdravko]

Noraly you have to just say you are learning Spanish and pretend you don’t understand the police. Your interactions will be way shorter. 99% of my interactions with police in Mexico have been great. Have fun.

[@herbert5491]

Excellent sugestion

[@e-curb]

I suspect her 1-2 min banters with the policia are not a major inconvenience for her.

[@Casiian_]

Jamaica is a flower and it's made into a drink and other things like popsicles, very refreshing during summer. The stuff on the enchiladas is molé if I'm not mistaken.

[@renedeveze-aguirre1963]

A TODA LA COMUNIDAD BIKER DE NUESTRO QUERIDO MEXICO, CUIDEMOS A "ITCHY BOOTS" (NORALY) POR SU TRAVESIA POR NUESTRO PAIS, ASI COMO MUCHOS LE BRINDRON AYUDA Y SOPORTE A CHARLIE SINEWAN, GRACIAS.

[@GI-kz5bl]

Nel

[@alexdiaz6432]

Si ....y más con estos rateros con uniforme

[@eduardoazcanio6385]

Con mucho gusto aquí la estaremos apoyando si llegase a requerir algo en la zona sur de Veracruz.. en la llamada Llave del sureste o en la Puerta de los tuxtlas 🤠✌️

[@billyzee261]

Rene, digale a itchy boots que Jamaica es una flor, no moras!

[@raularriaga6424]

Eso digo yo, Charly estuvo 2 años en México y jamás le pasó nada, a Norely le desamos lo mejor y eso de los policías pues son imprudentes en sus preguntas y nada más...

[@bigboyadv8796]

You are a brave woman, I see it in other peoples comments, but I highly recommend you get thru Mexico as fast as you can. The police there are more corrupt than you can believe. Be safe.

[@davidwelsh829]

Guard should be better than the cops, who I wouldn't trust at all.

[@donniebunkerboi9975]

Better cross ASAP to Canada where civilization is

[@RafaelW8]

@@donniebunkerboi9975 She survived Columbia, I think she can manage Mexico and US just fine.

[@polaristrans]

@@RafaelW8 Colombia. Mexico is far worse.

[@luismejia24]

@@donniebunkerboi9975 cmon Mexico is much more civilized, we respect native cultures and the oldest university in the americas is here, in Canada government murder native Americans and Canada companies destroy the nature of the poor countries, then tell me who is more civilized…

[@countdennis]

I agree with most comments about Mexico: stay on the main roads and go out as fast as possible! Stay safe!

[@hittori]

On my way to Palenque my driver stopped me there (waterfalls) to refresh... thanks for bringing back the memories

[@danielmcneil3004]

Wow! Noraly, what a beautiful magical spot to relax and spend the night. Again you manage to discover places that the average traveller would never find. If the beginning of the Mexico journey is any indication, this promises to be a very interesting chapter in your trek to Alaska. Thanks for sharing. Cheers and stay safe. Dan. ✌️🇨🇦

[@StephaneDemers]

Also beware of "fake" police trying to make inspection stops in the middle of nowhere.

[@trailerparksupervisor7046]

How do you know about this?

[@4himsanctified]

even in big metropolitan areas as well

[@alfredwilson3915]

@@trailerparksupervisor7046 Co's it happens.....happened to my sisters driving through the north Baja desert one night on an empty riad....albeit several years ago and why the US state department recommends that travelers in Mexico stay on well traveled roads.

[@theblukatlife]

@@alfredwilson3915 yea and in the usa avoid schools, malls, churches, concerts and avoid being a kid or black or hispanic or muslim because is extremely dangerous and you can get killed over there.....

[@mercuriomolinatorres6679]

Ive been traveling in México for ever, never have been stopped by ·"fake" police.