MORDOR lies here: in Morocco. |S7 -E8|

[@Theodorussfo]

He gave you all that bread because he knew how long it was going to take you to arrive at your destination. How gently kind of him.

[@tgrif04]

Only Noraly could be in the middle of the Sahara desert and find complete strangers that would fill up her water bladder and give her tea and food. You are one amazing woman.

[@kb_9880]

Made me cry! Being a grandma and all. The children - or the babies.

[@davejohnson7847]

Don't underestimate the generosity and hospitality of the people of North Africa. We get to see this through Noraly's eyes, a blessing indeed, but I believe these lovely folks would have filled your water bladder or mine.😊

[@Pirateman1984]

I believe she is a favored soul, she puts positive energy out and good karma comes back.

[@FluxCiscoDjango]

Wonderful trip. Thanks for sharing it.

[@1STGeneral]

A days journey through the desert the checklist had everything but food and water

[@Markevans63]

It always amazes me how people can survive and live in these vast desolate places of this planet... The Kindness of these people who have so little to travellers restores my faith in humanity 🙏🏽

[@user-fp8vl3mb2i]

We humans are just the product of our environment

[@susmitadatta4445]

👍👍👍

[@thomasauslander3757]

On the flipside, how miserable homeless are in the middle of a rich sophisticated society..

[@oldbiker1150]

It is beautiful to see people give and expect nothing in return.

[@rsdouglass4]

Amen. Yes!!

[@stefanamende547]

Incredible, I think in Europe it would already be rare that some stranger lets you in his house to give you water but absolutely no stranger would just sit down and have a meal with you and give you even some more food for the way (at least in Germany). Maroccans are so incredibly hospitable.

[@lahcen_20]

Thank you so much stefan and you are welcome anytime ❤️

[@momomimmi]

Yes my friend hospitality is in our genes. And we love to invite strangers and share the best that we have in our houses.

[@gjcjjxjx920]

المغاربة ودودن وطيبون ويكرمون الضيوف

[@Amurjojo]

That is true

[@AitUdrar8459]

Ich kann es nur bestätigen

[@DikiNianto]

The guy with red t-shirt is so welcome and friendly...How lucky he is. He is being watched by millions people around the world. Moroccan is so friendly...Barakallahufeekum

[@adamwz248]

Thank you brother for your sweet words. May Allah bless you as well and all our brothers and sisters wherever they are

[@user-jx4ip1oh5l]

Actually everybody have to posses in every aspect..the environment we used to be.. been apllied those moment...courtesy is a great ....

[@Sal-vg2bj]

I'm Moroccan and never been there, thanks a lot for showing us this beautiful part of Morocco! Also, can we appreciate the family who invited you for tea and gave you some bread for the road? What a generosity!

[@abdelb.7551]

❤❤

[@BrunoBA]

A different kind of track. Lovely! I will definetly try to visit Morocco!

[@user-qr8ki8ue4i]

Indeed! What a lovely family!

[@tmeyer2022]

All of the world should be like that family. Wonderful, unquestioning kindness and generosity. Noraly takes me down roads I never knew about to places I didn't know I wanted to visit.

[@freeduc]

Yes, I was thinking the same thing, that Moroccan's are very generous.

[@smtoonentertainment]

Hospitality of the Moroccan People is at another level! What an incredible scenery!

[@darkangel9888]

Moroccans are humble and very welcoming people, they will put every food/drink they have on your table.Thanks for sharing this amazing experience!

[@kaypee4704]

Most cultures around the world, share their food and shelter to people traveling…. It’s a human thing to do, unlike in western society…..‼️⁉️🇺🇸

[@GeorgesFranckFrance]

I’m travelling with you from my bed in hospital were I’m nearly paralyzed after falling from a ladder… I thank you so much for making me going out of this room and for your nice way to interact with nature and people.

[@pipwood2172]

Get well soon

[@saadiel7402]

Hope you will get better soon

[@ahmedalamiaroussi6894]

I wish you a speedy recovery 🤲

[@kamalsabki695]

Get well soon champ 🤲💪

[@theofmorocco631]

I ask God to heal you and you come to Morocco and we welcome you with the best welcome and you travel to the most beautiful places and you will be impressed by the generosity of the Moroccans and the natural landscapes

[@lanceneuman9528]

Morocco has been a real surprise to me,recently I've learned of their world-class surfbreaks, and their beautiful play during the World Cup was so inspiring, and now seeing the fantastic riding and scenery in the Atlas mountains and the generous and interesting hosts, Bravo!

[@ibrahimomar4956]

Marhaba a toi

[@byteme9718]

Morocco and its people are great, just avoid the tourist areas like Marrakech that contains many of the most vile people you will ever encounter. Just make sure your fuel is kept well topped up.

[@dwardo45]

Welcom to morocco

[@treasurechest1993]

Despite all the grief and bad things happening in the world currently, Noraly still finds the best of generosity and humanity. It makes one feel more optimistic.

[@per365]

It is not the ordinary people who start wars, it is the big men at the top who start wars.

[@mhpjii]

100% yes!

[@uncoiledfish2561]

@@per365 You could find plenty of ordinary Russia people that side with what Putin is doing.

[@pawpawstew]

​@@per365 The reasons wars start are many... Power, influence resources, religion, etc. Leaders have a decision to be brokers of peace or brokers of conflict. They will usually choose what is beneficial to their own aspirations.

[@markgray6982]

@@uncoiledfish2561 Putin took out 41 Bio-labs in Ukraine,,,,,,,its not the People,,Its the Satanic GOVTS in the World. Its coming to an end Soon,,,The Great Awakening !!!!!!!!!

[@kenhanson4015]

A lot of Americans like me that have never traveled abroad are very ignorant of the customs and people in other countries. I am amazed how you find these kind and generous people who give so freely of what little they have. You have truly opened my eyes Noraly. Thank you so much and God Bless You.

[@liamsizagra5570]

Iam Moroccan live in USA the hospitality of Moroccan is s9methnig grow up with us there are a lot video that dhow the generosity Of Moroccan, even very poor they will gave you the best they have

[@kaypee4704]

In other countries, the poor, rural areas are all like this…. When you see a traveler in your region, you help, and feed them…it’s a human thing to do….sometimes it turns out bad, but it’s the cultural thing to do….It is the Politicians, and Western media that portrays them in negativity….even if these same people live in the West and Europe they’re viewed negatively……America is very Diverse, and has all the same treasures of these cultures, but the Media and Americans tend to ignore them……you don’t have to leave America to find good people of different cultures… they’re in your community if you take the time to look and stop the stereotyping……. MSM has branded Islamic cultures as negative, and people just accept it without investigating and reading the history…..if it takes one travel vlog to open your eyes and ears, then you should be doing more reading…. Thanks Noraly, for waking up a lot of 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑around the world…..❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@davidobyrne9549]

I travelled quite widely in the USA many years ago and I found that 'native Americans' were the most generous of peoples. Unfortunately our white middle class materialistic society has blinded us to what other cultures can offer in the way of hospitality, even though they may have very little themselves.

[@davidobyrne9549]

@@kaypee4704 So true....

[@edwardbug68]

It helps that she tries to learn a language that will help her engage the people she meets. Her Spanish and French are serving her well. And while I don't speak Arabic, her accent sound like it is progressing very well in just seven episodes.

[@charlesvanhorn1560]

Wouldn't it be wonderful if all people were as generous with strangers as this Moroccan family that Noraly met. To me, that was the highlight of todays ride. What a magnificent experience Noraly is having with her countless trips. It will be sad if she doesn't write a book of her travels and then make it into a movie. God be with her.

[@elizabethbrauer1118]

Once again we are reminded of the reason movies are filmed in Morocco. Stunning footage, especially the drone footage: incredible, magnificent mountains and canyons for miles. Noraly is pretty wonderful, too. ❣

[@Yanzdorloph]

well that's soon to be just part of the past, CGI rendered this industry obsolete, only few European film makers still shoot some of their movies in Morocco.

[@marleneconradie]

She is not wonderfull but such an amazing Women!

[@marleneconradie]

She is not wonderfull but such an amazing Women!

[@yousaefbachraoui5415]

My Moroccan Brothers and sisters never seize to amaze me with their hospitality and generosity 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@Journeywithme4178]

اهلا وسهلا و مرحبا

[@momoloxor304]

وداك الخريطة ما شفتوهاش لا مرحبا باي واحد يقسم الصحراء المغربية

[@saidinfo.]

@@momoloxor304 يمكن انها لا تعلم. لو عرفت لقامت بالواجب. يمكن لأي احد ان يرسل لها بريد الكتروني ويقوم بتنبيهها

[@Journeywithme4178]

@@momoloxor304 اتفق معك تماما 🤝، انا علقت ليوسف بشراوي ☝️، أما الفيديو كاع ماتفرجت فيه

[@fbezza]

Cease *

[@bsmukler]

Among the countless thousands of images from across your travels to date, I think the helmet cam image (around 11:00) of you getting water with the kids and the parents in the frame is among the most representative. It shows your character as an inquisitive explorer and as a warm, outgoing individual, cross-crossing our beautiful, ever-varying and complex world.

[@L--Z]

How interesting it would be to find out, years from now, that the child that came to greet Noraly was sparked to explore the world on a motorcycle...

[@Jimbowiejr]

This says it better than I ever could. She's an amazing lady.

[@TheSpacemonkey123]

yes i agree with you, and the music fits perfectly

[@magma7961]

Even clouds form into a heart shape @13:44 when Noraly shows up ❤️🙂

[@MSKhan-dh9id]

The generosity of Mustafa and his family was an inspiring moment for me. It is true that ordinary people around the World have bigger hearts. and it may be that Noraly's personality bring out the very best of the people. I think it is both. Thank You again Noraly for another epic episode.

[@latofatifa8395]

yeah it s actually both it s Karma... whenever you are kind and nice to peaple .. life will put kind peaple in your way to help you as well

[@Jadido7]

there is little adversity in a simple life, may be most humans are good deep inside, but complicated lives and environments, with all the envies that it generates, makes their hearts more and more ruthless

[@peterwaugh9416]

Just seeing the child run out to say hello is possibly an indication of how few visitors they get. You have probably left a lifetime memory with these children, you are such a nice person how could they resist.

[@nedheadwyoming]

This brought tears to my eyes

[@heraclitus6100]

I never ceases to amaze me how most of the time, the people with the least to offer are the most generous. It really challenges a person at their core to see that when we all have so much to give. Thank you for showing us this.

[@RoyKarny]

I hope at least they were compensated generously.

[@tariktachefin1888]

This is the learning of Islam

[@m_mitch]

Thank you Noraly. It looks like Morocco will need to be added to my sailing itinerary. 😊😊

[@wrx202]

Watching these clips one learns that rich people put walls to keep people out whereas poor people welcome you with open arms. So in reality the poor are rich with kindness and a warm heart 🥰

[@waltersistrunk4200]

Morocco is just an amazing place. Thank you for taking us there. It actually seems so peaceful and distant from the rest of this mad world.

[@budburrell3032]

Noraly, you are a unique person!! Where else would you find such a combination of geologist, historian, videographer, editor, audio engineer AND an unmatched storyteller who has such an engaging personality that allows you to engage so well with strangers? I really enjoyed this whole video; such a spectacular landscape!! Thanks!

[@samsmithbr]

In the middle of this video,, where you see the baby camels and shortly after, the human babies, as well,, lol,, and you always impress me, as to the way your voice sounds, when you talk to or refer to, siblings,, just so much love!! Who would not fall in love with you? LOL! And the hospitality of these folk,, out in the middle of nowhere,, and they offer what little they might have,, really remarkable!! In fact, what do these people do to live in such austere and outlandish places??? Take care and stay safe!

[@alexpc73]

The hospitality of the Moroccan people is simply a 10!!! Amazing

[@bridgetedwardsmentalhealth409]

The genuine kindness and hospitality of people who have so little is truly heartfelt. Spectacular scenery plus your music choices make a powerful combination. Great episode Noraly. 👏

[@philtucker1224]

Perhaps by having so little in material assets makes them treat kindness and hospitality as their precious items. Perhaps because western society is so relatively rich in material things makes us tend towards guarding those things, rather than sharing our material wealth as our first instincts….🤔

[@aris1956]

Yes, it often happens like that ! Just where people who have little for themselves also manage to share that little with someone else. Unlike many others instead who have a lot. This should make all of us think a little bit.

[@glasslinger]

@@philtucker1224 That is not exactly accurate. Americans are VERY generous people and will gladly share with people they meet.

[@philtucker1224]

@@glasslinger well that’s nice to know Glass and also a nice way to feel in your own country..kind regards.

[@grampsgramps4516]

@@glasslinger What you mean is SOME Americans are very generous people and will gladly share with people they meet.

[@JustAGuyYaKnow42]

Those little girls will remember the visit from the lady on the motorcycle for years if not their whole life. Fantastic drone footage, truly inspirational.

[@JustAGuyYaKnow42]

@@hamzaslr9093 yeah but not women. What a great role model for them.

[@danomies]

One does not simply ‘ride’ into Mordor…unless you’re ItchyBoots! 😊 Unbelievable landscapes in today’s video 😍

[@tonyshortland8812]

Haha....

[@annoyed707]

For Norally!

[@beedonn9260]

It's seldom that I read a lot of the comments.. so it's possible somebody else has already said this. But you are like a international ambassador of Goodwill, you sure but this place is completely without imitation and yet your gorgeous smile and your big blue eyes is just has the ability to open doors pretty much anywhere. You're beautiful sweet soft demeanor is nothing but inviting, and your soft-spoken voice it's like having an international key that unlocks any door. I would find it hard to believe that a man cruising through the desert solo would be able to open as many doors as you can. You always manage to draw out the humanity the kindness and the niceness, of people throughout the world no matter where you travel.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Absolutely!! We have seen it season after season!

[@jerhughes500]

Wow! I’m almost speechless! The landscape, the beautiful people, so generous, then the place you found to stay looks amazing! What a country. 👌🙏

[@Sigma.674]

Thank you and you're welcome anytime!

[@josefkolomy6551]

I love Morocco. I was there in 2017. I have to go there again. It's a beautiful country!

[@piko65]

Welcome again and again brother 🤍

[@papajeff5486]

Keb mo sings, “we are victims of comfort”. After watching Noraly’s video, I’m reminded that we are…. I just started my two week vacation, clean, dressed, resting warm and comfortably in my leather recliner, watching Noraly, while a gentle rain comes down outside. I’ve seen years of less comfort. That makes me appreciate this.

[@philtucker1224]

Profound and true I think.

[@philtucker1224]

Noraly, the kindness and respect that is often shared between you and those that become your hosts puts a lump in my throat. Generally speaking, it is a form of love that is alien to most of us in the frenetic western world…It makes me wonder, in the end, who is the richest? those with everything, or those with nothing 🤔

[@philtucker1224]

The sheer solitude of the wilderness is quite awe inspiring. It’s beginning to really dawn on me what a very special lady you are. May I also say how wonderful those brief drone shots were that you featured halfway through this episode. Quite magnificent! 🙏❤️

[@yveslaurier950]

It's really amazing to see how friendly the people are in this part of the world. They seem to have limited income, but they seem to be always ready to share their food with other people. Like the man who guided you through the oasis, he seemed so interested in showing you their way of life and how they adapted their life around the environment. And, to top it off, you help all your followers to feel the difference between "here and there". Whenever I watch your videos, I know I'm going to see and learn something new (to me) and interesting about our planet and it's inhabitants. Please, don't stop. Your contribution to reduce the gap between race, religion and lifestyle is probably a lot bigger than you might think.🐪

[@Chassecône]

شكرا على تعليقك الصادق . تحياتي 🙏

[@mohamedlaouane7201]

Coraggiosa e prava la tua lettera e un messaggio de Pace e securessa che c'è vole a gente umana de tutti il mondo in tero. Grazie pe il tuo sacrificio

[@F.e.L_ix]

Well said.

[@oskarin50]

I get sentimental and those children and those kind people in the middle of the desert give me a lot of tenderness.

[@Jayinseason]

The body language of the locals says so much, how kind and gentle they are. And generous.

[@cazpk6840]

Thank goodness you found food and water ! That couple was sent by heaven - cute, angelic children LOL What nice people - so kind and gentle.

[@raullopez9919]

Las gentes de allí viven humildemante y ofrecen lo que poco que tienen al viajante, que grandes personas son y grandes en corazón, La verdadera riqueza está ahí

[@delphinrider9580]

I totally agree: this was a fantastic ride. Not only your route, but also the combination cameraworks, sound, views, the people, kids, animals, splendid clouds and the riding itself. You did it again Noraly... so beautiful!

[@user-uj8cc4xj8v]

رجل في بادية صحراء لكن عاده العرب هي اكرام الضيف .. تحياتي لي اهل المغرب ولي العرب .. والله لو لو تلف العالم لن تجد من مثل كرم العرب

[@prabhjitsingh5536]

Out of nowhere in a vast desert Noraly bumps into a lil kid followed by generous hospitality of the family. The locals shared whatever best they had and made Noraly feel at home. So humbling and so compassionate the gesture. Language is no barrier and cultural differences are no barriers either. It is simply the goodness at work. And one realises that its the common thread of all the Itchy Boots vlogs . Its amazing how an angel always appears magically when Noraly needs help. Stay blessed Noraly … you make us believe that this planet is a good place to live on.

[@randomroads3791]

I've watched every one of your episodes from season one through to this one, hundreds of videos. What I find most amazing about this, and you, is that there you are out in the middle of nowhere, all alone, just you and your bike and yet you're not. You have millions of people watching every turn of your wheels, every inch you ride, holding our breaths in each of your episodes, riding every bump on the road with you. You've really brought a new level of quality and adventure to youtube and to our viewing habits. Can't wait to hear, "good morning internet," and start the next adventure.

[@bradleyalexander5821]

Very well said. 🎩-Tip…..👍🏼

[@saxophool]

... In the darkest depths of Mordor I met a girl so fair... Ramble On! Led Zep. 😎

[@richardhazelgrove523]

@@saxophool Should be her theme tune.

[@bibekjung7404]

Kabir is Almighty God

[@saidmouarraf2002]

❤

[@flashskaters]

who else is loving this series

[@kimicki]

Me. ❤️

[@WiatonoWidodo]

Salam..from Indonesia

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

Magnificent footage of the desert. What a great choice you made Noraly to go to that part of Africa.

[@mehdilabied_14]

As a Moroccan 🇲🇦 That family made me so proud, its something pure love & it shows how generous we are as a people, sharing, loving, respecting. & thank you for making this trip and showing the beauty of my beloved country. You have all my respect

[@1STGeneral]

How would someone make a living in such a remote area

[@mehdilabied_14]

@@1STGeneral Contentment for what they have, and in our tradition and islamic life, families help each other

[@moaslin1]

This is next-level videography and production, incredible that you do this singlehandedly. Thank you for the opportunity to see Morocco and the kindness of the people you meet.

[@Journeywithme4178]

🙏🙏🏻

[@kevinwade1775]

The drone master herself. She's so great at editing. Can make a ride so interesting.

[@teerex1011]

This has been one of, if not the most enthralling episodes of your current season. Those images of the mountains and the dramatic music was breath-taking. And the generosity of the gentleman and his family was superb. Ride safe, Noraly

[@pipwood2172]

LOVED this episode

[@Banditmanuk]

Some of the nicest people you meet on your travels have very little but are so generous, welcoming, and willing to share whatever they can. Heartwarming to watch.

[@randallthrift1249]

I had a good little chuckle to myself this morning while enjoying my coffee in The Tin Cup Cafe. Two gents in their 70's were having a chat when one says to the other "Itchy Boots is back on." She's traveling through Morocco." And the conversation went on from there.

[@danven1256]

That was nice that family fed you on your stop for water. That's quite typical around-the-world, some of the poorest people are the richest with their generous.

[@TheBearDenPhotography]

Noraly. As I watch you crossing the desert under the watchful camera on your drone, I get the sense that you are on a journey to find something. You don't exactly know what that is, or where it is but, you will know what it is when you find it. It may come tomorrow, or it may not come for a long time. In the meantime you will continue to find amazing places such as "Mordor" to share with your followers. I look forward to every episode of the journey you are taking us on. I can't thank you enough for allowing us to ride along with you, even if it's vicariously. Ride safe, keep well, and most of all, keep having fun on the trail.

[@jewelrymoon6672]

It's her love of cats, it's her world wide quest to unite all cats to purr into existence a new world 🌍😂😻🆕

[@Jadido7]

as a morrocan, I’ve always seen those rocky eastern parts of Morocco as Mars-like, but the Mordor reference does also make sense 😂😂

[@sandrasherritt9708]

As Noraly was going through the mountains, It struck me like the surface of the moon, but Mars is probably a more accurate comparison. I am stunned by her courage to ride such long distances alone. The People there are amazing. Such kindness is breathtaking. God Bless these people and Noraly!

[@Lajos279]

.... and eating lembas bread!

[@jjiyy4284]

هادي علاش مقسمة بلادنا

[@AM-tf7sd]

@@jjiyy4284 شكون اخويا قال ليك بلدنا مقسمة ؟ اللي طوالط عليه يديه ايجي حط فيها يدو! واش حنا عسكر و لا زمر . الصحراء مغربية و بخير عايشين فيها في امن و امان 😊 و الحمد الله و عاش 🇲🇦 المغرب ديما موحد

[@jjiyy4284]

@@AM-tf7sd ولكن عندها الخريطة نيشان مشات هي دارت هدوك الخطوط شوف أخر الفيديو

[@WarTornPH]

Top content on KZbin. The consistency and the quality of your production are phenomenal. Have to admire your perseverance and stamina. You are an inspiration!

[@steventhang3627]

Thank you Noraly for showing the beauty of the people you met. I have been brainwashed by movies that small towns are hostile towards Travellers. In fact, they are super friendly and helpful. Morocco is truly very beautiful.

[@enochbenadam5857]

It’s The complete opposite, the people of small towns and villages are friendlier and more welcoming than those in the big cities. But in general all Moroccans are very warm welcoming!

[@burenvanpaul]

Het is altijd mooi om te zien hoe de lokale bevolking zo gastvrij is. En dan rij voor uren door de woestijn en dan plots is daar een huis waar je zo ontvangen wordt, geweldig!

[@analisalisman]

Hi Noraly. Greeting from Indonesia. Thanks for taking us with you into the "unknown" world. Tell my warm greeting (from Indonesian brother) to all the local you are going to meet somewhere in the Atlas, Morocco and other places in the Northern Africa. Good luck and stay safe to you!

[@Badfinger7761]

Wow Noraly. It’s Mordor, for sure! That’s every ADV riders dream come true. What a landscape! Beautiful, but rugged. 👍

[@patrickmaloney6440]

This is just beautiful - showing the generosity of people to a total stranger showing up out of the desert. Brought a tear to my eye.

[@sensei727]

Every moroccan in the middle of great cities or in the middle of the desert will welcoming everyone to share bread, tea and moroccan food. 😉

[@ramblynrocketeer]

The generosity & kindness of the local people is remarkable! Great humanitarian work Noraly by showing the hospitality of the Moroccans. Wonderful perspective & insight of Morocco ✨💫✨ Sending Aloha from Kauai 🏝🐬

[@janvanegmond6918]

These videos are getting better and better, amazing country and lovely hospitable people, I LOVE IT

[@intoasoul]

Probably my favourite video from Noraly so far. Oscar winning! The scenery filming, narration, handling the bike in that terrain. Perfect. I'm surprised Satnav works in the Sahara!

[@colinunderdown1758]

With over a hundred kilometres to go and the possibility of the weather deteriorating you still put the drone up to give us some amazing views. What a star you are.🙂

[@robertlumsden942]

morocco is such a freindly place. the people are so nice.

[@Yanzdorloph]

the canada of Africa but without the money and the efficient health care, they even have the biggest ski resort in Africa

[@jonathasmendroni6275]

Parabéns ao povo do Marrocos pela receptividade ! Saudações de São Paulo | Brasil

[@richardvervoorn6626]

Sometimes I think I can tell how much you enjoyed a days ride by how ‘SHATTERED’ you are. Again such different terrain which I think pleases you no end, Noraly. Certainly, as a geologist, you are appreciative of the vastly different environments that you see as you hop from one continent to another. Also, it’s encouraging to see you receiving such friendly treatment from the locals, even when there is sometimes a minor language barrier. More power to you, Noraly, you are a real role model and inspiration to the adventurer in all of us…❤❤❤Rick

[@DanielSgnaolin]

😮In all the episodes seen so far they were fantastic, but... each time the paths surprise us more. The transition from the flat desert and up into the mountains is a "WOW". Noraly's episodes are always amazing!!!💯x👍👍👍

[@WhiteTiger333]

So wonderful! The family in the desert not only let you fill up your "hump" with precious water, but fed you a lovely meal. 😍 The drone shots in "Mordor" - wah!! Loved the inexplicable palm tree in the mountains. As much fun as the inexplicable cow in a previous season. And the rain curtaining down - I could almost smell it.

[@enduromotorradtouren]

You meet the nicest people anywhere in the world. What a positive attitude you have, opening people's (and our) hearts. Thanks a lot, Günter/Nürnberg

[@fabriziocremonini6797]

peoples around the desert or in the desert are like that, hospitality is sacred.

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Spectacular scenery today!! I think the most common phrase this season is: Where am I going?? Those desert tracks are quite challenging to navigate! But hey Itchy Boots always takes on a challenge! Much respect and admiration for the way you travel. It’s clear it brings you much joy and happiness by the squeals of joy and endless smiles! So happy to share all this marvelousness with you! Also want to say thank you so much Noraly to the endless hours of tedious editing and dedication to delivering a most enjoyable video!! Love it❤❤

[@danielmcneil3004]

Noraly, how fortunate you are to meet such wonderful ,friendly and generous people like Mustafa and in such a remote location. And the landscape in this video is a photographer’s dream. Your drone shots are almost magical. Thanks for sharing. Amazing video. Cheers and stay safe, Dan ✌️🏍🇨🇦

[@tatmannie]

Woooow what a place. Eerie, frightening but beautiful at the same time. These are the places worth visiting. Road to 2 million. Please like and subscribe

[@ALinthePacificNW]

that is just so awesome that people just come out of the desert to greet you and then water and feed you. what a wonderful gesture of humanity.

[@jamesa.rodriguez8598]

The grandeur of God's creation! His majesty abounds in heaven and earth. Glory Hallelujah! Thank you, Noraly, for taking us on the journey. God be with you. Love, from Central Valley California

[@adchadgonads]

Thanks for showing how beautiful Morocco (the land and the people) my Dada is from around Zagora and he always tells me how proud his tribe is and very hospitable to the visitors. You think you just passing by, but to them you are a guest. I wasn't surprised when you asked for water and invited you in for a meal. Thanks again.

[@ROTV-DanLockhart]

Noraly found another oasis. 👍🏻👍🏻 Nice people all around the world share what they have. It's in the nature of people everywhere, especially for the weary, hungry and thirsty traveler. Like a camel Alaska had her two humps full of fuel for the long road. The mountains were unique barren and beautiful. Great pics for all the cinematic music too, Noraly. Thanks so much for this video! Well done!

[@abdouelouafy1600]

Hey Noraly! I hope that you enjoy your time here 🇲🇦🙌🏻

[@derekrichard9189]

Beautiful there !!!

[@jjiyy4284]

مقسمة المغرب راسها واخا عاطينها الخريطة نيشان

[@AladinDelsar]

@@jjiyy4284 ma m9assma walo rah kifma l9atha f google hzatha

[@dgrforfreedom61]

You meet people and make friends so well Loraly. We need you as an ambassador. It's such a joy to hear the excitement in your voice when you see something special. Travel safe little sister.

[@Beniamin1968]

11:20 , you manage to give me a positive look of the world sometime, since I am afraid to say that i normally am so pessimistic, thanks for this.

[@tothemountainsigo]

I can't be the only one who also waves goodbye to the families who host Noraly! I'm over here behind my laptop going "bye" "bye"!

[@agadirvtt]

The reel Morrocan's hospitality. Poor people but humanly rich. Peace & love Noraly.Keep going 🤗

[@tigercoward]

What an amazing route! I loved the lone palm tree on the moonscape!

[@tracythorleifson]

I rode home today, from Austin to Houston, through Round Top and Bellville. It was a lovely ride, through green country and over back roads, past cattle ranches with the Texas wildflowers all in bloom. But nowhere near as spectacular as Morocco! What an _amazing_ landscape! 😃

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Fellow Texan here…yes the bluebonnets are coming!!

[@chel8229]

you welcome bro any time in morocco my home its your home peace and love

[@joannszuhay450]

Yes, very nice and generous family that you ran into in the desert. Amazing how complete strangers help out wherever you go ❤🙏🇺🇸

[@gjcjjxjx920]

المغاربة يحبون مسعدت الناس انهم يؤمنون ان الخير دئما اعضم وتعليم الاسلام تأمر بإكرام الضيف وعابير السبيل

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Another day in the Sahara! Beautiful aerial views and very nice people that are so kind. It’s great to meet such congenial locals that are so friendly. This was certainly a long day of riding, but no, it’s not crazy! Lol…. Ride safe Noraly and thank you for sharing your adventures.

[@njw5869]

Miles of nothingness and you still make it a must watch because of your musical choices and video editing !

[@njw5869]

😁

[@dragon_maroc6733]

you deserve my like because the video is just amazing : the image. i am moroccan but I have never expected that morocco has such beautiful landscape. thank for promoting my country. My ALLAH protect you

[@ariffnordin4481]

If I come to morocco, will you become my guide? 😁

[@raycapetillo5569]

I must say Morocco is beautiful and has some wonderful people! Watching you travel the world and meet the real people of the world just reminds me how good people can be and how bad politics can be for countries. Also, please tell me your drone has a name!!! If not, Gwaihir is a good name. That was Gandalf's eagle :)

[@chel8229]

you welcome bro ay time in my home in rabat morocco

[@striker44]

People outside cities, though living a hard yet simple life, are kind, generous, and peaceful. Great videography.

[@anileengray5892]

It is just so heartwarming to see the generosity and kindness of these people. May there always be such people on your route to welcome you and take care of you.

[@ragweed3524]

What a landscape! It amazes me how people found their ways before navigation systems. Even a paper map would be hard to follow. Your choice of music was amazing and coupled with the drone footage...perfecto. I loved the day, as always.

[@frankyates1054]

I hope you enjoy making your drone footage as much as I enjoy watching it!The five camera angles you use really tells the complete story of the journey but the drone expands it so much.Thanks so much for sharing! Keep an eye out for Gollum.

[@tchin2020]

One great thing about your travels is that you open yourself up to experience the many traditional cultures by accepting everyone’s hospitality and enjoying the experiences that you share with us…ride safely Noraly…

[@brianmcdonald1776]

I am almost lost for words....I really am.....but certainly the word RESPECT comes to me....Respect for you, for who you are and what you are doing....and also THANK YOU for showing that, irrespective of the tensions and warmongering going on in the world at the moment, the spirit of kindness and humanity is still to be found......and in the most inhospitable of places too. Well done you !!!! May your journey be safe.

[@Totustuus2022]

You see Noraly, your worldwide adventure is so beautiful at some many levels but the two more important are:1-You show us what a beautiful and full of contrast our world is. 2-You show us that no matter where you are in the world, we all are the same and humanity is good at heart. Is the politicians who are separating us and putting us one against the other. Your videos do so much good for worldpeace, you help us (without saying one word) to understand we are one whole humanity and deep down we are all the same with a big good heart. People with the same difficulties in life, with the same dreams, with the same needs.Thank you. All schools around the world should show your videos to their students.

[@libbyvalley]

I'm 11 minutes in & in tears. The love & heartfelt connection between you, Noraly & that sweet, kind Family is a reminder of how we ALL should be treating each other. 🥰👍😇👏☀️ 🎯💯☕ BRAVO once again. Much love for all.

[@robertscranton2358]

I've ran out of adjectives to express my wonder. Noraly, professional videographer above all others. Thank you thank you thank for letting me go along to places I'll NEVER see. 👍👍 As ALWAYS, stay safe. Bob, Nevada

[@ronaldhorley9186]

Her interactions with all the people she meets is always so nice.

[@renatovargas3593]

Amazing scenery and wonderful interaction with the locals. Humanity is good! Imagine asking a stranger for directions, asking for water, in an arid environment and giving it generously. Serving tea and bread by a family with meager resources. This is what humanity truly is. You should be nominated as a UN traveling ambassador for good will. World leaders can learn a lot from you.

[@robinwells8879]

I think that you are singlehandedly encouraging my wife to keep trying with getting her bike test. She now sees what’s out there for the adventurous traveller. I hope so because then I won’t have to go alone!😊

[@alanconlan8337]

Thank you Noraly for taking me to places in Morocco I've never been, even though I spent five years living among these amazing people loving every moment. But thank you for you, your vision is unique.