Motorcycling above a sea of ICE - Canada 🇨🇦 |S6-E131|

In this episode, I am exploring the Salmon Glacier, close to Stewart. To reach it, I have to briefly cross the border into Alaska, and continue from there back into Canada. Even though this is not the largest glacier of Canada, to be able to ride high up in the mountains and look down at the glacier is just unique...
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[@Chunkyman0102]

I am a 70 year old man who has ridden motorcycles for 50 years, you are a true adventure rider and I appreciate you Showing all you see, my days as a motorcycle rider are slowly getting less so I appreciate all you do thank you.❤

[@mmcguire5687]

67 and 50 here! Just got back from a 13,000km trip from AB to NS, and back via the US. Gotta keep moving, right!!!

[@grizinart9599]

63 not sure how many years I have left body parts hurt that should not. I hope I can go till 70. At this age I need to quit thinking I'm 20 when I see a hill to climb.

[@jcampbell2481]

I'm 75 and still riding motorcycles. My previous bike was a 1978 XS650 that I rode for 14 years, and enjoyed it a lot. Just this year I bought a Burgman 400 and hope to keep riding into my 80's.

[@aeronaut1228]

I am 71 years of age and just replaced my K1200LT after 23 years and 160,000 km's (100.000 mls) with a K1600GTL. Boys (and girls) let me tell, this is a lot of fun.

[@nigelholroyd2942]

You've said it all for me Nige, I'm the same , I still enjoy it , but the body won't take the hammering the off road tracks dish out. You have to hand it to her, She's packed what would have been a life time of riding experiences, into a few short years. When you can hardly afford to fill up the tank in our older years, Watching Norely is the next best thing. I reckon I can jovially predict (possibly lol) her next venture ! A double venture through OZ & NZ. Go for it you Dutch beauty. & Yeah, what nige says... Thankyou.

[@grantwtk]

500th Episode. Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!! I've never watched 500 episodes of anything before! So happy for sharing from all over the world people's stories, landscapes, cultures, languages, personalities, causes, film making, adventure motorbiking, and your adventure along the way whether in pleasure or peril

[@jackal4205]

Me too...

[@davemarriott]

Me too.

[@beakittelscherz5419]

Same here! Congrats and Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪🏳️‍🌈🇩🇪

[@wagter01]

Same, congrats

[@The-Rectifier]

Absolute agree with that🤩

[@ludlowworthington697]

The views of that glacier were amazing. I know hundreds of thousands of people watch Itchy Boots, but it still feels like a personal guided tour. Thanks much.

[@bayadere8308]

Yes, quite. And therein lies the trick: to talk direct to camera with no script in that familiar way of Noraly's. Obviously she does her homework before each section to freshen the facts.

[@Andres66Cali]

It does feel like traveling with a friend.

[@bigcity2085]

Its pretty exciting when she stops for the glacier and you think, "Pull out the drone,the drone,the drone",.....and she pulls out the drone ! That's award winning stuff right there; that thing is cool ! Great episode.

[@gilessmedley619]

Outstanding dronography of that glacier. First time I’ve seen one close-up. Fantastic, thanks Noraly 🤗

[@lynmcclure9156]

Well you sure know how to pick em! Best videography of glacial action I have ever seen. Your geological knowledge shines through in your videos. Particularly like your interaction with the miner and dropping a few trade terms in there. I am sure he was taken aback. Thanks for sharing your passion and explaining along the way.

[@delwilliams9042]

The drone footage of the Glacier was absolutely amazing 👏

[@janemeolver7537]

😂😂😂Loved the whispered, ‘welcome to Alaskan lower caps lol. And what an astounding landscape. So beautiful.

[@mysterj1]

I remember years ago I started watching a brave woman exploring the world on her motorcycle, alone. I began watching out of fascination…I realized today I now follow you in order to LEARN. I THANK YOU SO MUCH, NORALY!

[@IRIR-oy3jo]

Yes!!!!! Me too!!!!

[@konijaya]

I have never seen a more beautiful drone footage of a glacier. You have outdone yourself! A million kudos to you!

[@markbartlett6287]

Leave it to Noraly to be able to ride into a mining camp at random and start talking drilling tech with the miners! Truly a spectacular episode. Those drone shots above the glacier were awesome!

[@rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3]

And like I just said above before seeing your comment, If she'd made just ONE hint to him that she has a Masters in Geochemistry, he'd've radioed the Mine Manager who would've offered her a job then and there on the spot! 🤣. Mercifully for us all, she kept schtum!😃

[@wasabiginger6993]

@@rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3 😂

[@gedanst1]

What else could I say than what anyone who watches Noraly's adventures can say. Almost every time an episode posted by Noraly ends, I remain and look at the icons that end each episode, but without really seeing them and only one word comes to mind: Thank you! Yes, thank you Noraly because thanks to you people like me who never had the opportunity to follow their dreams, you took us out of our gray daily life and you showed us how wonderful the world is, and the fact that there are still good people in the world. Thank you Noraly!

[@gbrown5823]

Well said, thank you!

[@dudeonbike800]

Those Northern Europeans sure know how to travel! Leisure, vacation and retirement in style!

[@garystepp1054]

Man, as a passionate moto rider myself, I really love and respect what you are doing. I keep saying to myself, “ Wow, she is out there DOING IT - not just dreaming about it like most of us do. Good for you Noraly, good for you.

[@brianwalker9185]

Loved the Welcome to Alaska whisper. I laughed outloud. The glacier is amazing. Wish we could have seen it 50 years ago. Ride safe...bears are fast.

[@alanw9677]

An altered saying- that witch doesn’t kill you makes you stronger - except for bears, they WILL kill you ! If you venture into grizzly territory without protection, you are no longer top of the food chain !?! Be careful!!

[@sharonferrell8930]

I laughed out loud also. Watching from East Texas.

[@clymtc]

Brian Walker: yes; me too :)

[@avaly977]

Yes it was a tiny one too. I laughed 😅

[@oldscout80]

Is it just me that thinks Noraly's videos keep getting better and better? I can't believe how all this beauty is captured on film along with the excellent knowledge of the land, and the people is edited in just a couple days, and given to us by just one person! I started with her in Central America, and haven't missed one yet, and don't plan on it! If this one isn't an award winner, then nothing is!!

[@ollietsb1704]

NOT JUST YOU!!

[@jazziergf927]

Yes ! not sure if Noraly has been nominated before.. but this looks like a streamy award winner to me..🕊❣

[@Zimmermann310]

You should also watch all the videos from beginning on in Asia.

[@Her_o8]

Noraly has become more famous than Will Smith. She is now a celebrity. A global one, tanscending all cultures, languages, religions, landscapes, races.

[@anileengray5892]

Today’s videos were breathtaking. What a privilege to be a part of this journey with you.

[@mekwerk]

My uncle immigrated from Finland to Canada in 1957, at age of 20. Summer 1971 he worked in Granduc mine. He has worked all his life as a logger, miner and trapper. He's now 85 and lives alone 30 miles outside Whithorse. A real sourdough! Thanks a lot for the great video from Granduc.

[@philpaine3068]

The next time I'm in Whitehorse I'll try to look up your uncle. I grew up in Northern Ontario where there are many generations of Finns, and I learned the stories of the Kalevala at the same time as our stories of Nanabush and Glooskap. He sounds like a man worth meeting and talking to.

[@oscarn-]

Greetings from your uncle's country of origin! 🇫🇮🇨🇦

[@lemayelaine]

Noraly! I ride as well and I worked in Stewart for 5 years.... watching your footage of Stewart and the Salmon Glacier gave me butterflies, goosebumps, and made me teary with longing for the primordial beauty of the place. Nothing like it, and you did it more than justice! You're a special kind of adventure rider indeed. ❤

[@carmentavarez7584]

this is one of the best videos you have posted (hard to single out because i can't remember any of your videos that has been disappointing or flat, all pure gold!) and i say this because of 4 components of this one: 1) the magnificent glacier that almost made me cry of joy while watching it, pure beauty!, 2) the awesome drone captures, excellent job!, 3) the way that you enjoy and present the treasures that you find in your way, I have learned so much!, and finally 4) Noraly was Hyderized!! that was the best closing ever!! lol lovely!

[@Reet64]

Those initial drone shots over the glacier just took my breath away. What a ride!!

[@Banditmanuk]

I rarely comment but this is has to be some of the most spectacular footage you've captured. The drone footage of you riding with the glacier looks like you had a team filming. Just amazing 👏

[@RicardoHardoy]

I'm completely agree. She becomes a professional movie maker.

[@keithcraigie8821]

Another one here in total agreement. Glacier shots were brilliant.

[@kyp332]

Magnificent scenery 👏👏👏

[@lylemacdonald6672]

For 15 years I lived in Prince George BC and never once visited this glacier and now you have given me the best views of it that I will ever have! Thank you Noraly!

[@wewd]

Road trip next summer!

[@ArashAhmadiGuitar]

The frozen river / glacier was so surreal yet incredibly amazing! Great drone shots!

[@josegarza64]

It was great meeting you there! Such a humble and inspiring person!

[@adam_crouch5217]

were you in the video?

[@dudeonbike800]

Lucky you! (Too bad I didn't happen to run into her while visiting Utrecht this year. Ha, she was too busy visiting my home continent! Irony.)

[@rench55]

It's unlikely that I will ever see a glacier with my own eyes. Today, I feel like I have. Thank you Noraly!

[@Markevans63]

Those bands of clouds around that mountain was unbelievable, like the land that time forgot!... The myriad of Blues in the Glacier was incredible! Thanks you once again for showing us all these amazing sights! 👏👏👏👏

[@beakittelscherz5419]

OMG the blue and turquoise 😍👌

[@tardusmerula6102]

Been admiring a 4-5 km long layer abt. 100 m above the lake this morning from my porch. Beautiful

[@lylemacdonald6672]

To celebrate your 500th episode and first entry into Alaska I am going to re-watch Episode 1 Season 1. Who would have predicted such an epic volume of work would arise from a humble 5 minute vlog by a most enthusiastic woman? Much affection and respect. 🇨🇦

[@scottfarraway34]

I am a Canadian! You are making me more proud of my country! Amazing footage! Thank you Noraly! God Bless you!

[@katherineworsham9947]

Itchy bo😊it’s jAlaska

[@katherineworsham9947]

Itchy boots alaska😊

[@tothemountainsigo]

Lol! That guy chatted with you as if a Dutch lady riding a motorcycle through the back roads outside of Steward happens every week!

[@garyholt8315]

I died laughing about that

[@DanielSgnaolin]

I can only say "WOW!" and put 10 thumbs up! The view from the drone was surreal and magnificent!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheBestFoodieShow]

I am continually amazed by what one person can achieve with modern technology - and a lot of work - these days, without a van full of production crew members following behind. What a beautiful, interesting "travel show." Thanks Noraly!

[@TheMissendenFlyer]

I'm weirdly excited that a few days later I had breakfast in the same cafe (the only one open!), even sat on the same seat as you and then filled my bike up at the same petrol pump!!

[@kenh5317]

Very cool!

[@zweispurmopped]

As long as that's not the kind of place where you have the same piece of food for breakfast, it's all fine! 😁

[@mmorlan1481]

I've never seen better footage of glaciers anywhere. Your work is a treasure trove for which I am extremely grateful.

[@philipschrantz8402]

Comparing your footage to historic photos is a sobering exercise. Thank you for sharing the beauty of this vanishing wonder.

[@sethboviper]

prompted by the video i compared 20 y.o. photos of the glacier at the top of the road (which she missed) with photos some had uploaded to Google Earth and definitely saw shrinkage. it is sad.

[@weallmakechoices7456]

Curious why it is sobering and sad? The Earth was a ball of ice not very long ago, and we have recurring ice ages. I think it would be more sobering if the ice was increasing and we were facing a new cold period.

[@mikemerrill175]

Taking a day off on a motorcycle trip to go on a motorcycle ride pretty much shows how much fun Noraly is having. 😊

[@downhilltwofour0082]

The Drone shots of the Glacier were magnificent!

[@ericchazankin4919]

Desolate. Spectacular. Lonely. Beautiful. Ethereal. Cold. Unique. Mining. Adventure. Noraly. In many ways, today’s ride seemed emblematic of why you are on this journey. Thanks for showing us the slowly vanishing wild corners of our world.

[@balancematters2776]

Truly spoken. Best comment of the day.

[@ericchazankin4919]

@@balancematters2776 Thank you, what a nice thing to say.

[@brooktu4249]

Just when we think the scenery could not possibly get any more astonishing, it does. My friends and I all noticed that when Noraly got 'Hyderized' there was a definite change in her voice; It was the happy lilt of someone feeling the effects of 75% booze. Hilariously funny. Yet another brilliant episode.

[@jeffsayle7529]

It's really quite worrying how fast these glaciers are disappearing. Thank you Noraly for showing them to us whilst they are still around. Fabulous drone photography.

[@dudeonbike800]

And the irony is that she's visiting all these disappearing glaciers with the aid of petroleum and an ICE. That said, if only tourists on motorcycles were burning gas in the world, we'd not have any sort of problem, so we can actually accommodate this sort of thing. If only we could apply sensible and responsible energy consumption to free up the gas needed for stuff like this. Jay Leno argues that the electric car will be the SAVIOR of the traditional ICE sports car. All those "purists" out there casting their aspersions at electric cars really do have it backwards. Get everyone commuting in renewable energy electric cars and we'll be able to "afford" burning the little bit of gas for the enthusiasts. Like I could say, I daily commute under my own power, so when I want to work on my heel-toe technique in the 911, I've earned a little carbon credit! I kinda like that approach!

[@mbhtx777]

​@@dudeonbike800 where should the additional batteries, equipment, vehicles go for disposal when out of service - is cradle to grave disposal more fair to apply to manufacturers or to the consumer? Should an operation promoting electric vehicles be required to use all electric equipment during production from the start? What happens with electric equipment in areas of low light, magnetic anomolies, extra cold, heat or power surges? Things to consider.

[@knuckles-3386]

@@dudeonbike800ride a

[@karlarogers4519]

Dear Noraly, at 14:30 minutes into this amazing (as always) 500th episode and gorgeous ride...it seems poignant that there is a heart shaped puddle in the road!! May it serve as a beautiful reminder of the 1.4 million subscribers who LOVE you, and appreciate you as you so eloquently share your epic adventures and all the while instruct us on the history, geography, and geology of the areas you visit. You spread joy, good cheer, and hope as you travel. As a mostly homebound "senior" at age 68, with a husband and son who ride as well...your posts allow me to "travel" and experience the world in ways I will never be able to...Thank you again from the bottom of my heart!

[@Old-dog-jams]

The Drone footage above the glacier was amazing. Great work.

[@romerjason]

I don’t know who I’m more proud of, you for completing a monumental journey or me for watching all of your journey. Easily the only channel/KZbinr I regularly watch. Congrats and not so eager for the end 😁

[@Uriel-Septim.]

She need to turn around and go back to Argentina again.

[@hrsniperguy]

@@Uriel-Septim. i wonder what is next

[@wewd]

She's got a loooong ways to go still. 1,730 miles from Stewart BC to Deadhorse AK. Not the end by far!

[@travelingshotgun1028]

First of all , Noraly your personality is just great, your film making is second to none,I am a person who loves motorcycles and suffered from fernweh,the homesick feeling for far off places,I absolutely love this channel it is my absolute favorite channel on KZbin,it helps me so much to deal with my fernweh more than I could ever explain, Thank you Noraly for sharing your adventures with us,as soon as I get a chance I benge watch your adventures

[@dudeonbike800]

Fernweh and Wanderlust. Will anything ever slake the thirst??? Do Noraly's videos help or hurt? Discuss amongst yourselves... (Ha, ha, ANOTHER Canadian reference!)

[@angiecerv]

Wow. First time in my 50 years of life that I saw a sea of ice this real. Natures many many wonders... Truly amazing and unforgivably dangerous too. So much thanks and appreciation for you Noraly and for the equally amazing things that you do to share with us. Hats off to you (I was giggling when you did a small "Welcome to Alaska" but I will still be looking forward to that big welcome ☺️🥰)

[@cch255]

Althought I'm Canadian, I have never seen anything like you are showing me. That glacier was astounding!! So goregous! Thank you so much for introducing this part of Canada to the world!!

[@sashalakota8292]

Turning 74 on the 8th of October and after watching all your episodes from season 1 you have inspired me. and after watching all the Countries that you have traveled i am now looking for a motorcycle to travel the back roads here in southern part of the United States before my time comes to leave this time line. thank you itchy boots for all the time and effort you have gone through for many here showing us the Real Planet Earth. stay safe Noraly.

[@holmes1956O]

Happy birthday sasha. I am 66 on 06 oct. Retiring this year and travel by motorcycle is on the list. Been riding since 1970. I have 12 motorcycles I am going to trim that down a bit with retirement and focus on something functional. All the best ride safe

[@sashalakota8292]

@@holmes1956O thank you holmes19560 and a Happy Birthday to you. i am also Retired since 2012. all the best to you and also ride safe.

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

Feliz Cumpleaños 🎂🎂🎂🎁🎁🎁

[@patricefox8672]

Drone shots of the glacier are absolutely stunning. Thank you for showing the world most of us will never see in person 💕 Glad you did the apple juice after getting Hyderized!👍

[@michelbernardin6814]

That is some expensive wallpaper!

[@flaviomposse7720]

The drone video is superb. This episode is one of my favorites no doubt.

[@OutdoorEDventures]

I have no idea how you ended up in my feed but glad you did. I crunch a lot of numbers as a side job and typically can only work 1.5-2.5 hours straight before needing a 30 minute mental break. Well your videos have been on a loop for 6.5 hours straight. As an outdoors person. Combination of commentary and outdoors is thoroughly relaxing. THANK YOU FOR THE CONTENT.

[@stepheneldridge6998]

Hey Noraly, wow...epic footage of the glacier, stunning! What a great film 🎥 to mark 500 episodes. No pressure...but here's to 500 more!! Cheers, Steve 😊

[@rodneyshepherd9120]

Noraly amazing taking us allow on her journey of discovery. Today glacier with the drone was truly marvelous. I don't watch TV; however totally addicted to Itchy Boots! Love the way Alaska just keeps purring along makes me think of a contended and happy cat 🐈.

[@vasiliyt8600]

This is defiantly one of my favorite episodes! What a stunning view over the glacier, while riding alone on a remote dirt road. Greetings from Greece!

[@lmstrutt]

OMG! The drone footage of the glacier is amazing! Thank you much!

[@JGKohlenberg]

That is some of your best drone footage ! The glacier is so dramatic and you can just ride up to it 👍 amazing!

[@stever9441]

I'm glad you didn't do a big "Welcome to Alaska!" because that would mean this season is much closer to ending...and that makes me a little sad. This has been such a big trip:)

[@TONYLAZ1960]

I hope she turns back to Argentina..................I do not want the end in Alaska..................... Lol

[@ollietsb1704]

Sad - EXACTLY. These last ones in BC have been poignant with that understanding that "Alaska is next"... and after that... sniffle sniffle. Well, I joined her in Africa and I can travel back in her time to see earlier ones. I wonder if I'll be AS amazed? I suspect so.

[@chandutailor]

Amazing Noraly if only I could fly with the drone take is easy don’t just stop after Alaska look forward to more

[@richardgitz2264]

You are too funny and that Canadian/Alaska border country is too beautiful, thanks for bringing us along!

[@SirGolfalot-]

This episode was incredible Words to describe. Awesome, Amazing, breathtaking, a piece of heaven. Excellent. I read in a previous comment that this is Noraly's 500th episode. Congratulations Noraly 🎉.

[@bigfatbaataed]

Canada where god goes for vacation...

[@TheOldaz1]

More fantastic scenery and history, loving it!! Also loved you getting Hyderized, way to go girl. Thanks Noraly

[@mr.kiggleshasanopinion1713]

LOVE listening to you speak! Enjoy the ride.

[@mistseeker388]

You are the most inspiring traveler in the world Noraly. And the sights that you are expiriencing and showing to us all - are truly breathtaking. Thanks

[@shawnscrimsher2207]

My question is how do you come down from such a high after being 6 months 7 months on the road. Is it starting to feel a little weird that you're coming to the end of this journey? It is for me I've watched all of them and I'm getting sad that you're coming to the end. There's never been one dull video right from the start. I have a spinal injury for the last 20 years keeps me from doing things like this. But because of you and your videos I try to go out 30 minutes A-day on my motorcycle riding in the desert. You have been inspirational to me thank you so much.

[@Andres66Cali]

The scenery here has to be the most spectacular I have seen. I wish I could fly like that drone above the glacier. I have watched this video several times. I just can't get over watching it. Wonderful!

[@TantoVa]

Never in my long and intense life have I seen such an impressive, amazing, colossal glacier. This chapter is for collecting. And to celebrate, Noraly, hydrating ourselves before reaching Stewart, or wherever, with you I'm going to the Moon on a motorcycle 😋

[@rbuenafe100]

The drone shot of the Glacier is just absolutely stunning! Having studied Geology and Geography here in the US, everything that you've shown and explained brought back a lot of very good memories.

[@ragweed3524]

Oh wow, what a heart thumper site to behold. Salmon Glacier that close has got to be one of your top experiences. I know it was for me, to see it they your lens. There are not enough words to describe this video. You have more than outdone yourself. Having a drone view is just so awesome! Bravo Noraly, what a brave one you are to get Hyderized on 151 !!! Loved the video!

[@mikep.9371]

Your a good wordsmith Debbie and I totally agree.

[@thomascragg783]

Got Hyderized a few decades ago. Seem to recall that there was a toe in that drink as well. Was not aware of the Salmon Glacier. Even if I did I probably would not have attempted the gravel on my Fatboy. Times have changed if I survive my heart surgery in a couple of weeks I’ll go there next summer on my GSA. Thanks so for showing me what I missed so I can go back and see for myself.

[@privatename8228]

@@thomascragg783 Actually the toe you are thinking of is in Dawson City, Yukon, Canada -The Sourtoe Cocktail. Good luck with your surgery! Hope the healing goes very well.

[@ragweed3524]

@@thomascragg783 Good luck with your surgery. You’ve got places to go and things to do!

[@thomascragg783]

@@privatename8228 Yes you are correct.

[@abbound9527]

The "pink snow" is actually a micro algea, very common in the Canadian Alpine. It adds a very nice color scheme to an already beautiful land.....great episode Noraly...amazing scenery.

[@janjager2906]

Thank you, I wandered what it could be. I already hoped to find the answer to this question in the comments! 👍

[@HoofHearted801]

I wonder if she observed the bright orange colour of the ditches while in Kitimat. It was an aluminum plant where boxite was shipped in by barge and leeching from the manufacturing process was supposed to have added the orange colour. Some of it was so dark that it appeared almost red.

[@claudiahoward6417]

Awesome! As a native Canadian we are seeing parts of Canada we would otherwise never see! You are part of our routine 3 times a week. We love watching you!!!🇨🇦

[@sandradesilva3620]

Alaska is great! 75.5% down in one gulp! You're amazing! All the best! 🏍😊🌴

[@energyandjoy]

Wow Noraly, more than a thumbs up, would love to give you an Academy Award for best travel documentary! If it doesn't happen now, it WILL happen later! Amazing cinematography, stunning Salomon Glacier footage, especially with the drone. And being a rider myself, you get extra thumbs up for not launching yourself of the cliff while gazing at the amazing deep blues of the glacier (for those non-riders, you normally ride exactly where you look! But Noraly has mastered gaziing at beautiful scenery to the side and yet still moving forward safely on a road.) BRAVO on every level!

[@PineyRider]

Cute little "Welcome to Alaska!"👶

[@ScooterintheSticks]

That was an awe-inspiring display of nature. Sitting in the comfort of my living room, watching and listening, I could feel the power of what you were witnessing. I confess an ongoing fascination with how adept you are in drawing me along on your ride, from one scene to the next, from one narrative segment to the next, it is as close to being on the ride as possible without actually being there. And I am always impressed by your ability to engage people. A skill I lack though I'm beginning to understand the power of a positive outlook and warm approach! Thank you so much for doing what you do.

[@pinkwings2398]

Hey Noraly, my husband and I watch ur videos along with our 8 year old daughter. We thoroughly enjoy 😊 Ur videos are very informative and entertaining. And we always get inspired by ur positivity, energy and vivaciousness. Lots of love and respect from India 😘😘🇮🇳

[@khalijahhb540]

Just when I thought I had seen the best scenery of your journey you always come up with a better one! Keep riding Noraly and stay safe

[@angeoplease]

Have been in love with you since your first videos. I have already traveled many countries, as well as Kazakhstan, in which I live. Thank you, Noraly, for your wonderful routes and your strong and courageous character. I wish you new successes, new victories, new roads.

[@Countryblock10]

I enjoy watching you visit Canada 🇨🇦 Thank you for spreading love between different cultures around the world. You are always welcome 🇨🇦❤️

[@idahopete9211]

Once again we can all live vicariously through your videos. The drone shots give you a sense of being there in person. So... Bravo! Thank you very much. Your courage and energy is amazing and exciting.

[@tmills813]

My wife and I are mesmerized by your ride, your camera work, and the enormity of your journey. Wow! Just WOW!

[@richpate9436]

Noraly's response to rain, fog & clouds: "I'm here so I am going to give it a go." Sounds like a great philosophy for LIFE. Thanks!

[@passingthroughtime3033]

That was absolutely stunning and frightening. You are one brave girl!

[@johnnybubbles9852]

So proud of your goals itchy!! I can't imagine what a great adventure your having.. never missed an episode! Your the real deal, you take our love for motorcycles and adventure to a new level, your friend johnny

[@gaiaocracy]

The red on the snow is a type of algal bloom. Congratulations on 500 episodes. Happy Trails!

[@richardmourdock2719]

I appreciate that you factually present that the northern hemisphere's glaciers are melting. And that you can fly your drone over this one. Who would have thought 499 episodes ago that you would be touring Alaska? Or that you would have come so far in miles and so far as a videographer, producers, writer and business owner. Truly great stuff!

[@dynawmn]

As always absolutely stunning drone footage. Thank you!💚

[@bulliesboy]

What an incredible sight but it looks so cold. The Glacier was unreal and the blue such a lovely colour. Thanks for the awesome content you put out.

[@avaly977]

This was a top notch video. Loved the drone flying, the drops, the stationery and the up we go again. Amazing everything, the glaciers, the colors, the locals, the asking if you are still allowed to drive after getting hyderized, tha dare to enter the tunnel, the whispered Good morning internet 😀, the small welcome to Alaska, the joyous chuckles and laughter, we enjoyed all of it and more. The whole dashboard of Alaska, the music, the bear sighting , the lessons in different types of mining gold or diamonds and most of all the commentary that makes us feel we are there with you. Thank you for all of this and more not mentioned.

[@Cape_Cod_Steve]

Nicely highlighted Avaly 👍

[@pumpjackpiddlewick]

I am loving your unique journey through Canada to Alaska. I cycled Argentina to Alaska but did the more direct route (due to late in season), so I am love love loving seeing a different route! Thank you!! I think if I ever did it again I would have to do it by motorbike. So many options and opportunities it gives one. PS. Your drone capture of the electric blue of the glacier is simply stunning.

[@stefanomalinverni9431]

🇮🇹 Here WE are, gents! Gooood afternoooooon, Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let’s goooooo, as usual! 🇮🇹

[@teresabarberot2506]

Thank you for making this breathtaking and spectacular video. Never knew these places existed.❤🤗

[@anandcpa]

You are just amazing. Awesome drone shots. You are brave and adventurous. Thanks for taking us to all these exotic places.

[@savage22bolt32]

❤👍The "Welcome to Alaska" was so cute!

[@KYPresto]

I'm so happy that you were able to ride to see the Salmon Glacier. When I rode to Alaska last June, we couldn't see the glacier due to the extreme amount of snow. Thank you so much for allowing me to finally see it. Awesome video!

[@reginalda350]

You're not the only one who loved this ride, I did too! The view was breathtaking to say the least. The welcome to Alaska was really cute 😁 And, of course, congratulations on getting Hyderised!

[@gezmekenkolay]

Amazing video, great effort. Keep riding and inspiring Noraly !!

[@737T1C130]

Been watching a long time. This is absolutely the most mind-blowing landscape and drone footage I’ve seen yet. ❤

[@cwnapier67]

Each time I don’t think you can make a better video you exceed my expectations. Simply incredible video. The drone shots combined with the music actually gave me goosebumps. Top notch work. Stay safe. USA and Canada have been my favorite episodes of Season 6 and Mexico was amazing too.

[@SergeyKurdakov]

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[@siry5164]

When we were at the border of Montana and Canada we so close to seeing all that beauty and I wanted so desperately to cross the border, but no time😫Stay safe Noraly🙏🏼I adventure this with you!😇

[@ScottESchmidt]

Having lived in Alaska for over 30 years, I can tell you that it never ceases to knock your socks off. Like the old saying goes: "After you visit Alaska, you never go all the way home again."

[@briandion9894]

Was born North Bay Ontario but have lived in the UK 72 years so great to see the real Canada with you x

[@helms1083]

Hi Brian, I was born in the UK (Hitchin, Herts) but grew up in North Bay. Heading up to the Bay on Monday to watch the first Pinty's curling competition of the year.

[@briandion9894]

Live Kettering Northants love watching curling on tv have a safe journey

[@sid7088]

Remember the shadflys every spring?

[@helms1083]

@@sid7088 how can you ever forget them.

[@robvanewijck9458]

Absolutely STUNNING. Love this episode. Beutifull glacier. Fenominal!! Appreciate your work here Noraly! Love it.

[@riobravo1961]

Watching this video 4 days after hurricane Ian devastated my city here in Florida...feels like nothing happened and I don't have to get up tomorrow and clean up the big mess all around my house...I'm riding high in Canada right now thanks to you Noraly !

[@annettes7460]

Having lived in Alaska for 15 years, the landscape looks the same as that between Fairbanks and Anchorage... a rainy summer with low hanging clouds. I miss Alaska!!

[@jeromearchambeau1607]

Excellent. As one who rides as well, you touch the Heart of every Biker out there...... We see through your eyes and cameras..... you are greatly respected, Milady.

[@davelove9210]

So very well done! Amazing what one extremely talented person can accomplish! Thank you 🙏

[@FranckSonata]

From Haida people to Hyder people. From clarity to clarity. Such a wonderful episode, yet again.

[@raffaelesala992]

It's fantastic, every time I think I've seen some wonderful images and then you amaze me with even more beautiful ones. These, from the Salmon glacier, are to be left speechless. Thank you!!