Motorcycling solo into the Sahara Desert of Morocco |S7 - E5|

[@alanwhitworth3633]

...this new series has made me cry at times, I'm an old man now, but 30 years ago I rode down through Morocco on my bike and seeing you do it brought all the memories flooding back, the fantastic scenery, the genuine friendliness of the people, and the adventure of it all ... I do miss it ... stay safe

[@williamdabbs1075]

I am an old man and I have just rode down through Moroc to Senegal. A last huraha I suppose.

[@augustinedebosson9343]

Wouaho👍🏼! The grand pa of a Friend of my try to accross the Maroco désert around 1920 with one of the first moped...😅

[@JohnThomas-zg8kf]

@@augustinedebosson9343 is he back yet?

[@alanwhitworth3633]

​@@williamdabbs1075 ... thats awesome, you obviously made it back and with all the memories too

[@alanwhitworth3633]

​@@augustinedebosson9343... so never stop adventuring, because there's a whole world out there what ever age you are or which century you're in

The diversity of landscape, people and their lifestyles and languages in Morocco is amazing.

[@AmaynoMix]

مرحبا بكم في أي وقت

[@gabrielacolman51]

Hay ablan español ??

@@gabrielacolman51 I don't know for sure but my research says yes it is. About 10% and mostly in the North.

[@Edbrick2112]

If aliens ever land we have to send itchy to communicate with them. Amazing how she manages to talk to everyone.

[@Alexb_1775]

“I am itchy boots. I come in peace.”

[@MadSceintist]

She's probably our best option for peaceful relations with any ET's....

[@tubemeikel]

@@Alexb_1775 I'm Itchy and come in boots, rather ;)

[@zdenkokovac2896]

Ma da 🤧😥

[@benesssa]

She's a beautiful girl and does well in all situations...☺👍👍👍

[@kellycollinsmusic]

I rarely comment on KZbin videos, but just wanted to express the most heartfelt thanks to you for sharing your journeys. These videos are therapy for the thousands and thousands of people who live vicariously through your adventures! You are truly a unique person! Be safe out there, and thank you, I don't think you realize how much these videos mean to other people!

[@MSKhan-dh9id]

Noraly: I consider you a World's Travel ambassador, reaching out to the far corners of the World and bringing us how the real World is. Thank you for your contribution and your travel adventures.

[@martindavis925]

What a lovely compliment to pay someone, I fully agree as well ✌️

[@ciberbri59]

I’m sitting with my old mother remembering how she navigated us through Italy 50 years ago with her high school Latin and French. Hurrah for strong adventurous women who open doors with their smiles. Morocco is your best yet.

[@stefanholmstrom1968]

Indeed! My grandmother's sister Gerda was a bank clerk, or actually "bank maiden" as they were called back then. She quite spontaneously managed to get a cabin on a cargo ship from Helsinki/Finland to Hull in 1947. In those days it was also quite tricky to go abroad as you needed a certain permission to change Finnish marks to foreign currency, but working at a bank she had the right contacts to do this and get the pounds needed. She and her friend took the boat to Hull and then travelled in England on trains for many days. As she had not learned English in school, it must have been quite an adventure. Gerda remembered well how some people they met were so worried , "oh dear, young foreign girls travelling like this" (Gerda was already 40 then). Anyway, the same cargo ship that took them back was delayed (in Hamburg, a city still in ruins) and they got a reprimand when they got back at work, but that didn't stop Gerda from going abroad again, many times during the 50s, Italy was her favourite, I think. She had so amazing stories to tell about her life. Gerda was 96 when she passed away.

[@kirtbarnes7986]

Noraly is a whole new ad campaign for "You meet the nicest people on a Honda". The people she meets on her travels are such a large part of this story.

[@IVANHOECHAPUT]

I've had 37 motorcycles, and yes, you meet the nicest people on a Honda!

[@arlandgaylor]

I remember those commercials from the late 60s though the 70s. I can speak from experienced because Honda folks are nice, so I worked for the M0TO company 25 years, although I worked on the Auto side of the company, I always rode my Motorcycles, and yes the motorcycle community for the most part are really nice peeps.

[@horaciomunchabe5396]

I'm antisocial, so I stick with Yamaha.

[@ianthepelican2709]

@@horaciomunchabe5396 I'm part duck hence the Quacka. 🤣

[@John-vr3po]

The American media tries to project division and mistrust of other cultures and people. You are showing us there is always the other side of humanity. This is more than a motorcycle trip. You’re a world ambassador and we are grateful. Love from Lompoc, California USA

[@mhamedelyagoubi2752]

Exactly. Mainstream media are horrible.

[@erudolph4683]

I also want to tell you HELLO from the Great Smokey Mountains in East Tennessee, USA. I enjoy traveling along with you if only vicariously. As someone else also recently said here, you spread GOOD WILL wherever you go!❤ I am 77 and loving every minute.

[@jogrant3851]

I agree. The media is telling us all the time that the world is a dangerous place, and that our own government will protect us. I expect it is all part of control technique - imagine if we all became friendly!😍

[@F.e.L_ix]

@john. Not only in America buddy. It's the whole world who is brought up with the idea that Africa is only sand, stones, dangerous and poor.

[@anelposi516]

I mean its not only American media. Mainstream media pretty much they just trash on other countries and cultures its the same propaganda bullshit.

[@corujariousa]

I find amazing how you can always manage to find a place to stay in most places you visit, no matter how remote the places might be. The usually nice people you find is of course a huge plus and a great reminder to us all that most of humanity shares the same good characteristics, no matter our origins.

[@davidkannas8932]

My wife went on a medical mission into the Atlas Mountains a few years back. She loved the people, the landscape, and the food. You are giving her flash backs to that time. Thank you.

[@luxuriousTV1]

You guys always welcome back And thanks a lot for her service .. we won't forget ❤

[@bajaborracho9139]

Noraly all of us admire your immense courage and your ability to communicate with people of all ages and cultures. You seem to shrug off any inconvenience and your humility shines through as you make your way across the world. Three cheers for Noraly!🙏👍🌞

[@AZORALAB]

I can't imagine from snowy mountains to desert on the same day. Yes, it's Morocco.🇲🇦❤️

[@keithdanielaltizen4780]

I admire the amount of courage Noraly have, she never surrenders and never doubts Sahara is a serious place and she just ride through it like cake, despite the minor struggles.

[@FaLO66traintravels]

Exactly.

[@selcukcilek555]

Well, the Sahara starts now and if Noraly rides through that desert via Algeria and Mali or Niger, the only thing I can say is "chapeau"... further that's not the most secure places due to some terror plagued territory in both countries. Therefore I think that she stays in Morocco and rides Western Sahara to Mauritania which is slightly less risky . There she still needs to avoid the Polisario controlled territory. But again this is serious desert riding if she wants to end up in Nouakchott. Respect ,respect!!!

[@kahinaharrache5026]

@@selcukcilek555 I am from Algeria. Unfortunately Noraly can't enter Algeria because she needs visa. Safety-wise, you're absolutely right. As the saying goes "Ignorance is bliss". When you're not aware of the danger, that's when adventure starts. It's not very safe in my country for women especially. I'm not sure about Morocco but she's really brave and i admire what she does !

[@keithdanielaltizen4780]

​@@selcukcilek555 Man it's nice letting this people know about this infos, hope she read this and take your advise, welp, she managed to surpass and dodge some dangerous places in Mexico last season, and for what I see she always check and ask for advise about her route's status for her every trip, so she'll be ok, she's tough after all.

[@feather1950]

@@keithdanielaltizen4780 , as in Central America, Noraly, of course checks ahead for safety reasons. I doubt she is ignorant of these facts.

[@russsaunders321]

Just cruising through the Atlas mountains and now the Sahara desert!! Amazing stuff! The people of Morocco are so friendly! Thank you for these adventures Noraly!

[@kaizen2049]

Noraly you don't know how much we appreciate your videos....to see the world through your camera's lense.....learning about so many wonderful places & meeting soo many kind people. We really appreciate your hardwork & thank you!!

[@WillieJohnRidesAgain]

So if you haven’t figured this out yet, this is damn near a college professor educated tour guide who is an excellent linguist and is giving us and unencumbered view of the world and it’s cultures. If you are a motorcycle enthusiast, the fact that she brings this to us on a Honda with some GoPros and drone is just a bonus. Oh yeah, and she’s fearless.

[@chrisblenkinsopp8588]

and beautiful...

[@kellycollinsmusic]

I would say she is more educated in most way than 90% of the college 'professors" I encountered.

[@jonmulack4226]

@@kellycollinsmusic And 200% more common sense.

[@naimezzaim7018]

Fearless!!? Of Morocco???!!!!

[@younesramni1788]

He meant by fearless that she has the courage to travel by her own. Difficult roads and landscapes.. He didn't mean the country. I'm moroccan by the way. I hope you got the point now 🇲🇦😊

[@djaberbelahouane1835]

The Moroccan independence was back in 1956. Thanks for the tour, I love it.

[@AidaJof]

That's what I thought, thanks for confirming

[@raiinfluence2239]

im from high atlas mountains we have no right of health or education when zafzafi protesting for a hospital and schools in his region he got 20 years of prison because the king needs more castles in europe and usa and canada and gives millions of euros to the corrupt europian politicians like panziri and his gang to cover his crimes against us and for silencing us

[@callmemars3653]

So as a Moroccan I'm so happy to see that you're enjoying your journey across my country Thanks to your videos I've seen places that I've never thought they were existed in the Atlas mountains I just wanna say to whoever is reading this comment you're more than welcome in Morocco Btw we took our independence in 1956 not 1965 😅

[@khaaaaliiiiiid]

لا خطأ.. لم نحصل على الاستقلال بعد.. مازالت المعركة طوييييلة وصعبة.. لكن سنحصل عليه يوما ماا عزيزي

[@callmemars3653]

@@khaaaaliiiiiid نعم انت على حق ان شاء الله في القريب العاجل

[@MohamedamineChaieb]

as a moroccan too , it's incredible to have all these landscapes existing in here , lot to discover !

[@callmemars3653]

@@MohamedamineChaieb indeed mate

[@elhazzabrachid1879]

Welcome here Noraly, we proud of you, i wish you a great experience here in Morocco 🙏

[@Adil-wx1qz]

Il Marocco 🇲🇦🌹è un paese meraviglioso e 😘👏ospitale le genti e molto cordiale👏🌹 ciao dall'Italia 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹❤️🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@raulmorales9967]

Thanks for sharing your experience,Showing us parts of the world we would have never seen if not for you.

[@AidaJof]

I totally agree with you and have also said it many times, if it weren't for Noraly we would not know these remote lands and their people 💞

[@SafeAndSounds]

Noraly, dank je wel dat ik met jou meekan op je teis door Marokko. Ik houd zoveel van dit land, de mensen en de cultuur. Een echte rondreis is mijn droom, die nog niet vervuld is, en ik geniet ten diepste van alles wat je hier met ons deelt. Hele grote hug en mooie reis! ❤️

[@elhachimisaid7503]

سیمون مرحبا صدیقي في بلدك التاني

[@rissaynood3779]

You are welcome anytime my friend Morocco, we will be happy to host you

[@SafeAndSounds]

@@rissaynood3779 Thank you, so kind of you.

[@alhyanedesign4630]

WOOW! all these beautiful sceneries we saw through Noraly's eyes are just in one country!! from snow and mountains to beautiful nature and forests and now with the amazing Sahara desert and oasis , Morocco is really a special place experiencing all the four seasons at one time

[@tiniselles]

I visited Morocco nearly ten years ago and saw some of the places you went to. It is such an amazing welcoming place to go, I hope te visit again. Btw, I’m also Dutch

[@Deevart88]

We wish to see you again visit our country, everyone is always welcome. And in case you do, we wish you a very lovely stay!

[@tiniselles]

@@Deevart88 shkran

[@luxuriousTV1]

Marhaba

[@Q_QQ_Q]

It's double Dutch then .

[@open_book1237]

Morocco is a multilingual country indeed. In the Rif (North) but also in the south Spanish is very common, because Morocco was also occupied by Spain. French is a essential part of moroccan communication because of the French colony, but not only for the olders even more for the youth. French is used as the business and education language. And the Amazigh language as u said is the native language of Morocco. Not everyone speaks Tamazight , but at least 50 % know how to speak one. Its the language of the Amazigh people, the indigenous people of Morocco. And than Darija which was brought by the Arabs (moroccan dialect of arabic) is basically spoken by everyone. So a Amazigh person would speak up to 4 languages.

[@gillesroy1237]

Exact. Le Maroc est une tour de Babel, linguistiquement parlant. Et Noraly est polyglotte. N’empêche que ce sont les rencontres qui se déroulent en pidgin (avec les sons, les mains, les sourires) que l’on préfère!

[@AidaJof]

Thank you, that is so good to know. I toured Morocco extensively in 2017 and loved how Moroccans speak many languages and even when they do not, they try and find a way to communicate ... that is hospitality💖 Whereas I have been to other developed countries where they wave their hands in the 'No No' manner and close the door.

[@bajaborracho9139]

I lived in the canary islands for some time. Spanish, Arabic, farsi, and several Moroccan dialects mixed with english and French.

[@inenarrable1298]

To be precise : Morocco never was a French colony, but was a "protectorat" (like Tunisia) until 1956 (and not 58 as I wrote before). Algeria was indeed colonised and was a French "département" until 1962.

[@EliasBac]

Exactly Not to mention that the Moroccan Diaspora around the world is very large. Especially in Europe and North America. I was born and raised in France and spent all my childhood summers in Morocco with my cousins from all over the map. All staying at my grandmothers house and mixing Moroccan Arabic, English and all out respectives languages (French German Dutch Spanish Italian 😅) The good old days

[@17cmmittlererminenwerfer81]

Isn't it amazing? She's made a career of exploring the world on two wheels. What an interesting time to be alive.

[@SlowTransitTimes]

I brings tears of joy to my eyes to see the kindness of people out there. The world is still a good and a beautiful place. Thank you so much for showing us this aspect of your travels as well. ❤️

[@JimmyRJump]

As a Flemish Belgian, I'm quite interested in your voyage. We have a lot of Morrocon immigrants here which we don't really know about because of the cultural and religious barrier, (which works both ways, to be honest). I'm keen on learning about Morrocons. After all, they make-out over ten per cent of my country's population. I know a lot of Morrocons, but those have been raised in our Western culture and you can't see or hear any difference between "us" and "them". My new neighbour is from Morroco, so maybe I'll introduce him to your channel and ask him a few questions. I'll certainly learn something from the both you, the people you meet and from my new neighbour. Cheerio "Noortje".

[@TheMoSalah]

I am sure your new neighbor will be happy if you open up to him and will absolutely help you with anything you will need. We don't bite 😀 it's just a different culture/religion which should not stop us from getting to know each other.

[@liamsizagra5570]

My Sister is Moroccan Belgium ,live in Charleroi, if you want to know the people you have to travel to their country

[@adamchan5292]

Most Moroccan in your country they are the fourth generation as most off other people including you from other colonies so it’s hard to know about their culture because they became they are Belgium now .same with the African American or Irish American or British 😂😂

[@arlandgaylor]

well Tel all the Moroccans and Belgians hi for me and lots of love from Texas!!!

[@kamallagratte6770]

Morocco is so diverse culturally...and the difference is deep even in the distribution of ressources (easy to notice in Noraly's journey). Unless your neighbour is a big traveller, he might only discuss the region he's coming from. Though there is a common culture spread by the official government to propagate some kind of common cultural symbols...but anyways ...I don't want to be too politial in this chanel. Cheers !

[@BRP_USA]

This type of interaction happens frequently when traveling alone. It's like someone appears and wants to help or be involved. Solo travel is the most immersive and rewarding way to understanding cultures and grow yourself. She's doing it right, in addition, the time it takes to edit and film content takes a lot of focus and gumption as well.

[@sfy2k1]

What I can sum up from watching all these S1-S7 videos by Noraly is that, it takes the following attributes of a person to give us such fantastic and addictive videos each time (which btw conveniently spells "ITCHY BOOTS")--> Inspiring Talented Courageous Hardworking Youthful Brave Optimistic Observant Tactical Sharp

[@glenj.taylor2938]

Resilient as well. I didn't want to bombard your brilliant comment with anything more that one contribution. Well thought out and I whole-heartedly agree.

[@sfy2k1]

@@glenj.taylor2938 Just stating the facts.

[@juliamadison5701]

Fantastic video..Morocco looks amazing.

[@ragweed3524]

I so admire your interaction with people and the language barrier, which seems like a small bump in the conversation most of the time. Looks like you are about to put your sand skills to even more use in the upcoming episode. The food! It looks scrumptious. Really loving Morocco and so glad you have chosen it as our new adventure lessons. “Off we go”

[@hibahj4698]

as a moroccan , i like how u try to talk with everyone , u r such a lovely and kind person so i wish the best for u --( Morocco gained its indepandance in 1956 aclly ) thxxxx again and u r so welcomed .

[@motoccitania]

Pour avoir fait 2 fois le maroc je peux dire que le peuple Marocain est formidable et super sympa profite bien Noraly

[@fhirvhdyg5gjyefhitzaphgbiu748]

Merci , vous êtes tjrs les bienvenus ))

[@chahidessaadi6332]

That something amazing to travel around the world especially my country Morocco 🇲🇦 ... peace and save ride Inchaa ALLAH

[@mattlinden4123]

That is some hard core riding in sand on a fully laden CRF300L. Quite amazing skills

[@mikeschlup5279]

All that practice paid off...

[@miguelsolo6810]

Wow ! What a beautiful country , I am absolutely loving this ride ,Thanks Noraly for being such an awesome human being and letting us ride along with you . Dios te bendiga

[@KOTDM1988]

Noraly, Queen of the desert 👑

[@ruthw1079]

I LOVE that you are allowing us to see your experience with the People along this trip, Noraly. Something the media doesn't show in America. Beautiful!!

[@Basileño]

I love the people's reaction, especially the kids' and mostly, love the hospitality and friendliness. Hello everyone from this side of the world.

[@TheMoSalah]

Hello from the other side. We see you ✌️👋

[@Basileño]

@@TheMoSalah 👋

[@hsserry5289]

Noraly has a cheerful, open minded, extremely friendly attitude and demeanor All these traits are hard to find in many people.

[@frankyates1054]

Nothing like starting the day with a bike ride in the Sahara with you Noraly.May your GPS and guardian angel never fail you.

[@boediprasetya2850]

yes guardian angel is always near this girl

[@mindtraveller100]

I´m starting to think that her choice of GPS for this season was a mistake. But i hope i´m wrong...

[@LudwigDesmet]

brings back some good memories of Morocco. Gorgeous landscapes and most friendly people.

[@jerryresch5308]

It takes a lot of bravado to enter that huge desert by yourself. Thanks for sharing your experiences and your bravery with us. So adventurous!!

[@ninja12lawbreaker]

I used to work with Nigerians in London years ago and my old mate Chris Olugbhenlu swore if he strayed 5 miles from his home village he was unable to undertand the language. I suspect Africa has been kept divided lingually for western advantages. What a beautiful country, always wanted to see the Atlas mountains. Another brilliant film Noraly

[@oklahomahank2378]

It is normal for languages to vary this much. Once England was like this. Some parts of Switzerland still are. Language unification is usually created by force by a central government.

[@youssefessabri4593]

In the case of Morocco the Atlas mountains made it difficult to maintain the same pronunciation and therefore we have different Amazigh dialects now, however they are all using same root words.

[@tothemountainsigo]

I'm so delighted with how gentle and kind and more than willing to host and help people are there!

[@ohsweetmystery]

People with harder, poorer lives are almost always kinder and more generous than those with wealthy, easy lives.

[@sylviebrindamour6980]

Imagine if every human being in the entire world were as friendly, appreciating and accepting as Noraly. Peace would prevail.

[@abinsajia8217]

We are so glad to have you. Because you put so much effort 🥺 into each and every video to inform and entertain us. Hands off NORALY🙏😘

[@nancyyoung2706]

Our intrepid Warrior Princess is amazing!! Noraly is the very best. Amazing language skills and her grace and respect for all people just brings out the very best in everyone. I can’t believe it’s episode 5 already!! Learning so much! Thank you!!! ❤❤❤

[@dannyboy4372]

Just amazed how warm and accepting the locals are.......Luvin this Noraly.....

[@sidogr9854]

berber hospitality is unparalleled

[@bdmmanbdmman3526]

The Atlas mountains are so impressive! Maybe not the Rockies of the Andes, but so BEAUTIFUL! The mix of languages is so interesting, making for a fun time communicating. The people are so warm and open, and very willing to be helpful. Makes for a journey to be remembered. Thank you for taking us with you. 🥰⛰🏜 Be safe! best wishes from Ann Arbor.

[@AidaJof]

Atlas Mountains are absolutely stunning and the people warm and hospitable; I have experienced their warmth & willingness to help first hand on my tour of Morocco in 2017

[@ruthw1079]

I think key to seeing the world is not to compare one place to another or one mountains to another. I am just as AMAZED with the Atlas Mountains as I was with the mountains in Mexico. This whole planet is AMAZING, through their own characteristics.

[@drgoro9139]

After the last devastating earthquake that struck Morocco and exactly the areas of the Atlas Mountains, everything changed: thousands of victims and tens of thousands injured, all the houses were demolished as if they had never existed before. I love Morocco and especially the Amazigh people, the kindest people you can meet in the world. Thank you for your visit to Morocco and welcome again.

[@jean-patktm9243]

Le Maroc est un pays très accueillant, beaucoup de touristes en motos. Bonne route !!!

[@nicholasc700]

No sign boards, no road marks, no landscapes but she rides on.......as if going for a Sunday ride! This is courage & the thirst for adventures! So carefree! Hats off to you!

[@Knownothing10187]

GPS.........Hello!!!!!anyone home??????

[@thomasnine2595]

It has amazed me how she can find places to stay seemingly so easy but she’s an old hand at it now. I am so envious of her lifestyle God bless and hope she keeps doing it for at least a few more years

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

19 minutes of bliss riding vicariously along with you ... incredible scenery from snow capped mountains into the Sahara desert, what a stark contrast! Hard to imagine living there, yet remarkably many manage quite successfully. Amazing video, and thanks for being such an intrepid adventurous soul Noraly ... we get to enjoy this from the comforts of our couches! 🤩❣😎

[@ThePeteutube]

I’ve been watching Noraly since the beginning. Each one gets better than the previous season. Her ability to relate and interact with total strangers never ceases to amaze me. I have no idea how she’s able to plan her gas refueling points. I like the new extendable GoPro mount on the front. When the camera is looking back at her, it gives us a good view. Go Noraly!

[@robertcarter9323]

When the track starts to become rough , your little laugh is WONDERFUL 🕊️🙏

[@TshepoRakgotho-k6h]

Her videos are so educating about motherland. I wish our brothers and sisters are watching. There’s no country called Wakanda in Africa. Or some will say Africa is a 😅country not continent. Free lessons thanks Noraly all the way from 🇿🇦

[@libbyvalley]

I must comment again after watching fully. I imagined what it must be like living in the desert with just sand. No trees. I loved your interaction with the children & man. Always EPIC experiences with you. 👍💥💥💥😁☀️

[@kemaldjakman183]

Itchy boots is the only KZbin channel that I don't ever miss! Every time I see the sides of other places which I never expected

[@RobertMacCready]

Seeing the world with Noraly is a wonderful experience. Thanks for taking us along.

[@paulstallard9278]

What an adventure. Seen all her series so far. What a woman. People are attracted to her because she is so genuine. Always happy and smiling. What love to meet her. As a traveller myself I respect her so much. Travelling to parts of the world ordinary folk would never visit. Stay and ride safe Noraly, keep the vids coming. So soon as I get a notification of a new vid. I drop everything, make a coffee. Sit down and watch it. What a life. Enjoy Noraly. 🤠

[@universeworld1782]

I travel also, not as much as you as I am 68, I am amazed there are so many good people on 🌎 gives one confidence in mankind! Am in Africa now, sometimes I wonder what a world would be like without borders and greed of Corporate 🌎 Earth!

[@grahamkemble3917]

You give a good lesson to everyone. When people WANT to communicate, they can find away. Your genuine emotions of caring and interest in others, span any language barriers.

[@WhiteTiger333]

I'm happy you came here, too. I'm also loving the wonderful mix of languages and the stunning scenery unique to the place. Our beautiful Earth that we are able to see through your eyes, and learn from your awesome dialog! 😍 Making your way through the desert - where's the roadbook when you need it? But, people living out there and speaking Spanish - even better!

[@neilmeiskey5482]

Love this young woman and thoroughly enjoy her joy in her journey!

[@edithchapman6651]

Thank you for my 76th birthday video today. Amazing how people live in such a beautiful stark area.

[@williamfaulkner1959]

Happy 76 birthday to you. Had my 82nd yesterday. Have a great day and stay safe.

[@andreaswallschuss7184]

Thanks for my morning itchy boots fix. Noraly is true salt of the Earth. ....... and drop dead beautiful

[@yogeshd3211]

What a phenomenal landscape. To gel with the people in few hours and feel them the one from the community is mammoth task. Noraly you are now free from the Barrier of language, race and religion. You are world citizen. Keep going and thanks for the new season.

[@mike.47]

There’s nothing more joyful as Noraly exclaiming “He He He” when going through the sand. ❤

[@marcelosegon7411]

La verdad veo todos tus videos Noraly y siempre fueron unos paisajes hermosos..pero creo que Marruecos los tiene todos juntos ...solo les falta los caminos de la ruta 40 en Argentina y su viento ..una maravilla

[@roswi9861]

Traumhaft, höchsten Respekt, gigantische Leistung!!!❤❤❤❤

[@marisoltuscane6723]

Me encanta verte Noraly. Eres como un soplo de aire fresco en mi casa

[@Glenalvarez17]

Pura vida, Marruecos y que bonito con nieve mucha gente no save que en esos lugares cae nieve..💪

[@elgringoec]

Hace poco Agustín de Soy Tribu estuvo andando por ahí en un rally de BMW.

[@AidaJof]

Muy cierto, solo saben que es desierto entonces sera caluroso ...😄

[@keithbrien8929]

Is Morocco safe for Western travellers. I was told ISIS control certain areas in the North Western countries of Africa which I presume includes Morocco 🇲🇦

[@AdamAzzr]

​@@keithbrien8929 ISIS was in syria. In africa, there are some problems in Mali

[@brianwooton1992]

@@keithbrien8929 I've been wondering about this but not in this part of Morocco. The next country after Morocco would be what used to be Spanish Sahara, largely controlled by the Polisario Front. Her other choices would be Mauritania or the Saharan part of Algeria, neither places I would consider safe.

[@Eezem_Rachid_Ausho]

🎉I am a Moroccan bicycle traveller. I had been to some of the places Noraly visited. Thanks to her, I have a new list for my next journey. Love the wild.

[@Jayinseason]

Can’t believe you would ride a bicycle rather than a motorbike, though you must be must younger and have time on your hands!

[@mondmann1957]

Dank für die Erklärungen der Verschiedenen Sprachen, das Marokko so ein Wunderbares Land ist kannte ich bisher nur von Bilder und Erzählungen. Die Aussicht......

[@Adnane02]

Language is never a problem here, you’ll always find people who will communicate with you easily

[@DavidPatersonPortraits]

Normally, you're amazingly brave. Great videos. I love Africa.

[@ricklane]

I started watching your videos mid season 6. Now I will go back to the beginning, and watch from season one. You are an inspiration. And you are inspiring a whole new generation of riders. May God richly bless and guard your travels.

[@patrambarran1209]

Sir believe me you will never have a bored moment watching her videos I started by chance watching her in season 5 and like you decided to go start from season 1 guess what I couldn't stop myself sometimes I go till 1am or so in the mornings 😁😁😁Noraly is an inspiration to all of us I just love her channel so much I have seen and learned its amazing 🤗🤗🤗👍enjoy

[@saadjessijam7878]

Morocco gained it's independence in 1956 , amazing video btw all love from Morocco

[@wimoweh1951]

People of Morocco seem extremely kind as per videos and comments. That is so good to know you and one feels welcome. Wish I knew how to write 'thank you'

[@benoitlacasse610]

Belle température, beaux paysages, bonne nourriture, Alaska fait zoumm zoumm...On sent bien que Noraly est heureuse, c'est un bonheur très bien partagé!!🌞

[@RLee-zs1ds]

I know a few bikers, but none who would make this sort of a journey, great respect for Noraly in this journey and the many others she has completed.

[@Luis4959]

Aplausos desde Ayacucho, Argentina

[@roccoantoniosanza6376]

Incredible Morocco!!!!

[@richardvervoorn6626]

Morocco seems quite different from what I imagined. It’s different how you must be able to recognize a ‘main’ road by the width of the ruts ! Unlike many of the picturesque locations we’ve seen with you before, although Morocco has friendly people too. You have a wonderful knack to your personality smiling with your voice to make friends wherever you go, Keep up the great work, Noraly❤❤❤Rick

[@Adnane02]

You’re very welcome my friend 🙏🏻

[@rofsjan]

6:09 we need a 10-hour version of this stunning view. It's like another planet. To the moon!

[@r.a.burkart8628]

You always have so much love and interest for the land and the people your are traveling with. I admire that very much and für that your Videos are full of humanity and respect. I travelled through Senegal and Mali, only by feet, train, bushtaxi, and I always lived like you at families and in nature. Now I want to drive by bike, when it is possible again. Carry on, dear Noraly, you habe all good spirits at your side, because you live "Ubuntu. African philosophy - I am because you are!" that is fundamental different to european egocentrism. You will find this togetherness also by the poorest people. Best wishes!

[@brendatate4822]

You are the bravest woman I know. 🙏 Godspeed

[@ZackaryMac]

Noraly is one of those people I've never met, but would genuinely love to sit down, share a meal, and chat with. What stories she could tell!

[@artdogg50]

Noraly you teach me and many of us so much. All different languages being spoken is amazing to witness. And can't say I was expecting to see anyone living in a very desolate part of the desert, but yet there they were living and seemingly striving.

[@mrme5654]

Me da tanto gusto que en medio del desierto te encuentras con alguien que habla español, wow!! Como siempre tu canal es una aventura! Gracias por la clase de hoy. Be safe.

[@sunnyday6679]

Morroco is right next to Spain!

[@tolrem]

El norte del pais pertenecia a Espana en el pasado y en el sur habia Spanish Sahara,entonces no es una sorpresa que parte de la gente habla espanol.Posiblemente se lo ensenan en la escuela alli.

[@youssefsanoussi7255]

Morocco gained it's independance from France in 1956. Thanks for your amazing videoes in Morocco. Enjoy. ❤

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

The people were definitely very helpful and friendly while riding in the desert. The desert appears to be so vast that it’s almost incomprehensible! Another great day in your adventure! Ride safe Noraly!

[@ScottWalkerScEdD]

My students stayed in that gite in 2018 during a study abroad. Great food.

[@aghilas2299]

The Amazigh people are actually the endogenous people of North Africa, and we speak different dialects of Tamazight (the language), here in Morocco there are 3 main dialects *Riffian Tamazight*, *Atlas Tamazight* and *Tachlhit* alongside *Darija* which is the an "Arabic dialect".

[@aghilas2299]

@@ingridwatsup9671 My pleasure🥰

[@ChipLohman]

To our motorcycle astronaut, thank you so much for sharing your discoveries, Noraly. And for things like taking the time to set-up a drone shot, or finishing up a long day with tedious editing - thank you!!! And thanks for your million dollar smile...

[@foridor]

Your Canadian Oma here!! 😍 I've accepted the fact that Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings are yours, despite trying to discipline my social media use. Your videos are awesome and just cannot be missed! Thankyou dear lady.

[@ramishrambarran3998]

I like how Noraly enjoys the food in each country she's in. I did also, when I travelled. Diverse food is more available in my country than it was when i was a boy........albeit more expensive. There is an old saying, " Hunger is the best sauce". A sauce is added to make food taste better. Hunger does that all the time ! Trinidad & Tobago. West indies.

[@libbyvalley]

Noraly ~ We all love you so much! Blizzard in northern California rt now, so I can appreciate what you're experiencing. Welcome to Morocco! 🤗☃️❄️♥️✨🥰

[@robertscranton2358]

Snowing here in central Nevada right now also 2/24/23 0730. So looking forward to 90 degrees😁

[@juanmanuelsalinas9606]

Noraly. To old people, your adventures rejuvenate us because we feel like living them with you. Your communication with people is impressive. Whit you, We EAT AND SOVOR unknown dishes and LIVE fantastic landscapes. OUR ADRENALINE PUMPS more than yours. THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK