My motorcycle has a huge petrol leak |S7E56|

[@eindos1]

The drone paid for itself with that 1 min shot of the rain falling over the land. Stunning.

[@somethingclever1234]

I think she has 6 or 8 SAS guys with her in the background. No way she could walk around like that without getting attacked or robbed.

[@yoshy2628]

@@somethingclever1234 You have to be in the wrong place, wrong timing and meet the wrong person. Until now none of that.

[@Confusius.]

@@somethingclever1234 It's called "bush-ego". You solve so many problems and overcome difficult situations in Africa every day that you build an unpenetrable self esteem and people around you feel and see that and leave you alone. Noraly is one of them.

[@johnboy5156]

Beautiful footage

[@goodman4093]

@@somethingclever1234 thanks. It is one of those things you "don't try at home "

[@sidhu704]

Holy!! That shot at the end above the mountains and the rain just gushing down in the distance... Majestic shot!

[@noveltechmedia]

i had to watch it multiple times

[@mikegish5759]

Yes; spectacular drone footage there at the end.

[@mdun6]

I love how she just rolls with the punches and just keeps going.

[@meridionreftaghn3971]

She's got this whole personal security thing figured out. When asked for her number, clearly NOT for security reasons, she politely declined without a no, braved the awkward pause without reengaging into the conversation, actively used the polite non-stare to look at the female officer. Sure, the cameras help, but this is exactly how you communicate confidence and signal borders without explicitly saying a word. Really, really good people skills at work there.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes indeed. Great observation and comment. She is very intelligent in so many ways. I think more so than many viewers realize. Peace!

[@cre8tvedge]

Took me a second but I figured out that what you mean by borders is what I call boundaries.

[@sandradearias198]

That situation could have gone terribly wrong very quickly and I am sure it is one of many situations of that sort she has already passed.

[@Michiel_de_Jong]

@@cre8tvedge In Dutch it's the same word: "grenzen" ... around countries, but also around your personal space.. physically as well as emotionally.

[@goo8295]

The men were just flirting.

[@simonebittencourt8251]

How majestic Mother Nature is in Africa.... breathtaking is an understatement.... Thank you Noraly for the spectacular footage.

[@OnOurBike]

Those drone-shots bring tears to my eyes... how humble and little we are in this giant world. Perfect cinematic work Noraly! The rain, the clouds... Amazing work!!!!

[@Moranah]

Glad it's not only me getting sentimental as I'm getting older. Not this time, but definitely experienced invisible ninjas cutting onions in my vicinity while watching some of Noraly's drone shots in the past.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yea that happens so often, tears usually of joy!

[@farleyransom5277]

I'm a guy, and even I cried. Norally and her videos are some of the best I have ever seen, on many levels. What an impressive woman, and what a pleasure it is to tag along with her.

[@pranabgemini]

@@Moranah perfect . I don't need to write again🤟

[@Dushivibe]

Supermoooi allemaal weer ♥️♥️♥️. Het einde, met de drone is echt schitterend 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@nicktdm5703]

Honestly, having followed this amazing woman almost from the start, just blown away by what she produces and how she lives her life. She's a KZbin icon. Other content creators follow her lead but few get close. She's a legend.

[@frankpristov9745]

I don't know about that , Lets dig 18 and Parlay revival are very close up there. I agree she is a legend

[@grampsgramps4516]

Parlay Revival!...Are you serious?....I loveParlay Revival ,but how can you compare? ....Your tastes and their feats cannot be compare,....period.

[@mazinartist]

Yes, me too.. I followed from beginning from India with Indian maid Royal Enfield Himalayan 400 cc bike. I believe I didn’t miss any videos till now 😍

[@darylkanofski9327]

I don't watch anyone else and how could anyone else replicate what Noraly does

[@timschmitt7550]

just discovered this channel and already one of my favorites!

[@davidyendoll5903]

Hi Noraly . My dad worked in Ghana for fifteen years and I spent my first seven years there . Dad was envolved with the Volta dam project , he was a civil engineer and worked on the foundations for the road bridge near the dam . When the dam first flooded the area animas had to be helped out of the area . I remember the Tema area especially ; Dad worked on the Tema harbour sea walls and the motorway . One weekend we went to Macarthur hill to see where my parents had lived one of the bungalows built for his firms engineers . The bungalow was still standing with a roof on it . Dad and I opened the back door to find the ceilings had fallen down . Hanging from the rafters like tightly packed shirts were hundreds of fruit bats ; they were shirt sized too ! Time for a sharp exit ! We have only happy memories of Ghana , the people are very friendly .

[@hammyh1165]

Learnt all about the dam project in high school here in the UK , but that was a few years back 😂

[@debrawondergem1528]

Wow! I learn so much from your videos! The views were amazing, every landscape you film is breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. Love and hugs from sunny Arizona 💖😎💖

[@ReubenMclord]

Did you mean McCarthy hill?

[@salernolake]

My father was the chief engineer of the Volta River Project, from 1962 to 1965. We lived in East Cantonments, not far from Burma Camp and the Airport. I have many happy memories of my time in Ghana. Fortunately our old house is in good shape, and still in use. It's part of a set of houses on Mankralo Close, reserved for VRA executives.

[@journeyman553]

LOL..... My dad did the same thing, the world gets a lot smaller with the internet. I was there for 2 years in the Akosombo camp....when i was 11 and 12. My dad was also a civil engineer, he worked on the Volta River Project [ dam ]. Yes the people were VERY friendly......i have fond memories of Ghana. We had a beach hut not far from Tema.......It was a gorgeous, uncrowded beach at the time.

[@j.b.9895]

You are a master cinematographer, the structure, pacing, story lines are amazing, and your music choices are spot on

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yes agree. Absolutely a master. then consider the challenging environments she does all the editing in and that really puts her way above. Peace!

[@whitehairedwanderer]

Such enjoyable content in watchable length segments (and highly addictive too)! I love the authentic story telling and videos, and the drone coverage especially in this episode was SPECTACULAR ❤.

[@yaa63]

YES...she is BRILLIANT

[@Doz-13579]

And always a smile and a laugh!

[@jacquelinerichardson5809]

I was born in ghana many years ago . I left when i was 4 years old . Thank you for showing me what a beautiful place it is. That sky so dramatic, something ive never seen before. Nature is truly amazing . Its now 1.30am in perth western australia & i cannot stop watching these videos.....better than any national geographic . Photography sublime.❤

[@angiecerv]

Those kids (baby goat) made my day because of their funny way of like waiting-for-you gestures and bleating like telling you, "oh you're hear... Common let's play"...They're cute, as well as that gentle rare kind of monkeys... Thanks Noraly for taking us to that breathtaking mountain view...

[@1974Redhill]

Maybe the goats are asking Noraly’s number too?

[@olivierchaligne7461]

The drone shots often take my breath away. What an incredible introduction to Africa. Thank you, Noraly.

[@ArielVisionary]

Agreed. The drone shots are what takes these travelogues to another level.

[@Qwarku2kg]

African we love people and don't push humans away from us !!! That's the nature we are born with !!! Especially Ghana my motherland. Love for all and to alll !!!

[@Lonestarman]

NORALY's drone shots are always AWESOME!! 👍👍

[@douglasburnside]

How does she do the drone shots from hundreds of feet in the air showing her down below riding her motorcycle? Does she control the drone and ride at the same time?

[@jaarmen3990]

And the music score when her video goes to drone mode makes it all the more epic.👍👍

[@botcrack]

@@douglasburnside I was thinking the exact same thing, lol. I don't really know anything about drones but there maybe be a setting on the drone that it can keep the camera trained on the location of the remote while flying in a certain patter/distance...? maybe, probably?

[@azul29156]

I'm fascinated with her drone work too. Wish I knew more about her equipment. It's pretty cool how far out over the jungle it is and far from her trail at times

[@timo.5449]

@@douglasburnside Just got into drones myself. Some of the mid to high-end drones have a "follow-me" feature, where by they follow you based on the location of the remote's or your cell phone's GPS location, whilst some have a waypoint feature, where you can draw line with waypoints for it to follow, and assign the parameters to maintain (altitude, speed, etc). Not sure which one Noraly uses, but in a nutshell, those are the basics of those shots... unless someone more experienced than I has a better explanation.

[@paulapaularaejohnson]

And again.........the drone shots make me tear up because its so amazingly beautiful in this world. Please let us preserve this gorgeous planet.

[@lizwingqondoyi3286]

You are a very brave woman! I have been following your journey from Sierra Leone, all the best. Africans are very friendly people

[@ceebee987]

Africa is absolutely stunning but the last 10 mins (or so) of footage was utterly spectacular. I don't even have the words to describe the natural beauty. Incredible. Thank you for sharing what I would never have had the chance to see otherwise. ❤

[@ron7447]

I am constantly in awe of your relaxed attitude towards problems with your bike. You rise to the challenge and find a way. You are an inspiration to all of us rider's out here. Thank you Noraly.

[@markhendriks6445]

Noraly tidak bisah bicara behasa indonesia

[@_TheDudeAbides_]

@@AndrewBlacker-wr2veI bet you travel solo motorcycling for miles and miles a long way from any mechanics, spare parts and mechanics all the time. 😀

[@ianblackburn5025]

Watched her from day one of her travelling and she has over time grown into a well grounded seasoned traveller....more relaxed than her early days......

[@nicsilk8238]

At last! An actual ferry and not a broken down one and a precarious crossing in a little boat. What a spectacular mountain retreat looking out at the clouds for your stay. Noraly you are amazing, we all love you and your videos. Be safe and keep smiling.

[@geegee9991]

I was half expecting someone to say, 'That's not the ferry, it's that boat," and point to a small dugout!

[@nanagh3466]

You do know Ghana isnt stereotypıcally poor right?

[@nicsilk8238]

@@nanagh3466 Why on earth would you reply that to my comment? Have you actually seen many of Noraly's videos? Almost without fail she turns up to take a ferry and it is out of commission and she ends up loading Alaska onto a precarious little canoe/boat. That happens on virtually every continent/country she visits.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

No amount of teaching from a book can begin to compare what we are learning and seeing from Noraly in geography and culture....among many other things. She has risen to never before seen heights and the climb is not done. sometimes I try to think about who I can compare Noraly to but there is no one....No one. Peace! ❤❤❤

[@zarkocambier2124]

NORALY FAIT MIEUX QUE LES EXPERTS MEDIATIQUES DE SOCIOLOGIE, GEOGRAPHIE ECT...

[@Moranah]

I love how you handle more difficult people. How you discern the difference between some guy "aggressively" flirting (like the captain), or the police guy shooting his shot in a slightly more subtle way (although still didn't leave a lot of room to just say "no thanks", as he's still a police officer that has a certain amount of power).

[@chumamakasi6682]

Ghana men seem quite randy ha?

[@graphicalsolutions1899]

Being Dutch myself, i look at you and think that you are so brave doing what you are doing! Travel the world and experience so many things. Absolutely amazing! Veilige reis!

[@doggonedk]

As usual your drone work is absolutely stunning. To live these experiences vicariously through you is a joy. Thank you!

[@DianeGleason-tc9zd]

Ghana is beautiful! The shots of the clouds over the mountains were incredible! Thank you for showing us. Awesome episode.

[@HEnockB.]

Even the best Hollywood cinematographers with a set crew got nothing on you. Superb! 💚 all love 🇪🇹

[@Raj-nh3fc]

Life is all about memories and you have created so much of that already! Much better than being enclosed by four walls of an office building or a big manufacturing company, meeting the same people every day for the precious 30 years of your young life! Very clever and inspiring to so many of us shut in our work places. Thank you for sharing.

[@felix-do4yj]

Norally has shown the world, Africa is not a desert only place, it's very diverse.

[@ragbag46]

To me having grown up in E Africa and while working on ships visiting W Africa I have been pleasantly surprised by the people❤, I remember being very wary of going ashore in W Africa, Noraly has shown me I was very wrong, we even used to jokingly say the West was the white mans grave, so mistaken.

[@Stno3582]

yeah no shit boss

[@Don_ECHOguy]

And to think there are all theses crazy dictators around the world that wish to tear these Countries in Africa and other parts of the globe apart. Shame on them!

[@jamieopulence]

Not sure how you got that perception in the first place

[@ttsrrll]

That’s a nice way of saying majority black and terrifying.

[@stevegabbert9626]

That was a beautiful, event filled episode. Lets see, you stayed a place with free roaming horses, had a leaky fuel connection, a ferry ride, walked around with a monkey of your shoulder, rode up the side of a mountain (which I would have loved), rode up a sketchy path to a guest house that I would have questioned, but had the MOST AWESOME view I could have ever imagined....oh, and became The Pied Piper of baby goats. I especially loved the drone shots of the clouds and falling rain. I could live up there. Safe travels, Noraly.

[@ragweed3524]

Leaky gas...Noraly has a way to improvise. Your cool interactions are always fun to watch. No matter how much I love seeing the jungle from the ground, the drone always brings the vastness of all that beauty. The monkeys were so adorable. What a beautiful end to a beautiful day. Glad it cooled off for you. Seeing the rain from the drone was too cool! Great video, and as always... loved the music you chose.

[@rwriddell]

I travelled from Alexandria to Cape Town just getting through Sudan and Ethiopia as the borders began to close. Compared with your journey it was a walk in the park! You are one single minded gal. Well played.

[@mbrider56]

Iv tried following other "Moto vloggers" but none, absolutely none come close to this lady, always varied content and not one day is the same as the last. Awesome content as usual Norlay. Highs and lows, she just rolls with it.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Same here. Nothing even close. I try to watch others but can't get more than 3 minutes in and say bye. No one like Noraly, no one. Peace!

[@Theodorussfo]

It always seems to be like a reprieve to me when Noraly finally leaves a long plain and enters the mountains. I can feel the coolness and smell the freshness of the air when she rides up into them. My heart soars up to the peaks and my eyes satiate a hunger on the magnificent vistas exposed from there. Such is the skill of Noraly's videography. Thank you, Noraly.

[@nicolarollinson4381]

Reading your comment creates an living experience for me. Thank you

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Awesome comment!

[@ianmusic19]

I like these dual episode. It makes you curious about what happens next and it adds to a day that may not have as much to see and do. Outstanding videography. Well done Noraly.

[@Vinayan381]

Yeah, same opinion.

[@richardvervoorn6626]

Yet another spectacular video with those drone shots, Noraly. The accompanying music was the perfect match to go with the drama of this location. Always a treat to see these places as you have become such a complete videographer. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures with those of us who will never experience anything like you are living. Be safe and may you continue to get so much from your travels. You are a LEGEND, Noraly…❤❤❤Rick

[@amunyipeter2886]

Norally what you're handling can't be handled by most Men... you're so courageous and strong..👍👍🇰🇪 Watching from Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪

[@zhankrit]

tanga tanga

[@Kimama8]

Thanks a lot for taking me with you to these indescribably breathtaking places on earth even when it is only per video. I think in this my life I'm no longer able to go to all of these places (because of my advanced age), but you made it possible with youre wonderful videos. Thank you so much and be blessed! Take care and all the angels, elves, trolls and other creatures of nature should be with you! Big hug from an old woman from Vienna, Austria.

[@sooz9433]

Oh goodness Noraly.. what a beautiful place to be! The people are so friendly and welcoming. Thank you for sharing your days with us and teaching us about the parts of our World most of us will never see. ❤

[@EdwinAbalain]

Imagine living in a place this close to the heavens, where clouds come visit you and create fog rain or thunder, right in front of you! Incredible, you are capable of showing us all the right places, Noraly!

[@strukitru]

heavens? it's just clouds and can be explained scientifically.

[@isra3638]

@@strukitru hater spotted

[@strukitru]

@@isra3638 take it or hate it. facts stay facts. i aint hating

[@ghana-music]

Ghana is an amazing country, we have our challenges but watching a complete stranger go through our land and very rural areas without any issues is just amazing to watch. Seen her other videos and it was one problem after the other. Also those views from the mountains wow. I bet the camera does not do it justice

[@andrewlindley837]

The best motorcycle film maker an the planet.....a consumate professional. Great music today too.

[@jreid641]

I think that Ghana is maybe my favorite of these countries that you have traveled through on this trip.

[@Shadow-nz1dm]

Ghanaians are very friendly people and welcoming to visitors

[@mohamedfarhat3046]

lived there when i was a kid ... best years of my life

[@carterbentley9030]

Loved the monkey stop. I'm with you, Noralee. I've found monkeys often to be aggressive and a bit scary. But these looked pretty chill. I'm glad you had a good time with them.

[@OffRampAdventures]

We've watched your treks for a couple of years now and it seems this trip has had more twists and turns that any other we can remember!

[@Notizia_Rio_321]

❤ Noraly, I admire how you handle traveling, filming and problem solving all by yourself during such an extended time!Having done solo female travel off the beaten track myself, I know what I really means. Thanks a lot for sharing. You are such an inspiration! ❤ Have a save trip! ❤

[@s.c.d5053]

The views of the mountains in Ghana are absolutely breathtaking! Looking at them literally brought tears to my eyes. And the amazing music to video completed the experience. Well done.

[@givemespace2742]

Views from that lodge at the end remind me of Isunga in Uganda.

[@jameshamre8778]

A relief to see a "proper" ferry for a change. Dramatic skies at the top of the mountain! Who knew to expect an alpine vibe in Ghana!

[@tribalbooks]

“Proper” is in the eye of the beholder

[@bert2673]

I would like it if everyone who leaves a message knows from which country they are commenting on Noraly's videos. This way we all get even better insight how world famous this adventure woman is. Another great video with beautiful drone shots. Thank you NORALY. Greetings from the Netherlands

[@Genecardo]

Hi! Commenting from Ghana

[@nicsilk8238]

Watching from Greece

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

What a fun episode!! Noraly not too concerned with gas tank leak! Riding down “canyon roads” ha ha!! It amazes me that we can get a history lesson while Noraly navigates these dirt canyon roads! She is just amazing!! Of course the drone and the pilot always deliver majestic views…and those clouds at the end were indeed dramatic!! Your timing was perfect Noraly!! You captured it for us!! Absolutely enjoyed everything in this video!! What a joy! Cheers from Texas USA❤❤

[@Timoffie]

the rain pouring out from the clouds in the drone footage is absolutely great love it

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Yes! That particular aerial view was phenomenal!

[@Timoffie]

Not to mention that cloud coming in at the end of the video on the mountain was awesome haha thought I’d throw that out there too

[@zhankrit]

moye moye

[@Zola788]

Africa is just beautiful.. It just seems that only Africans don't know that.. Thank you Noraly.. Keep up showing us the beauty of our world.. The drone video was awesome 👌👌

[@tchugra]

One thing that never left Noraly's content is her genuine sincerity; and all else just matured on the way together with her, as well! Pictures from those drone shots can be turned into a 'gallery of the journey'. Fantastic content quality!

[@gregorytshimwandi8394]

Noraly is a hardcore adventurer..she will pull through

[@Patshes]

🆒😎👍!

[@franchor1]

I really appreciate your music choices, they fit so well to the landscape/country/culture you’re traveling through. Kudos for your hard and intelligently done work 👏👏

[@jonam7589]

It's amazing the amount of research you do to find all these off path places! Truely a Phd person. People, monkeys, goats and many viewers love to have you! Who can blame them!

[@aloaloromeo3564]

Having been following your journey, it’s really amazing to see how good you accept things they way they are. You adapt very well with the African way of life, thank you for sharing a bit of history of each area you pass. Through your lenses, we see how beautiful the world is, how connected we all are.

[@Chettribhai03]

Ur best part of video is ur happy mood n good morning internet with beautiful smile 😊love from India ❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰

[@Ludo_Liu]

ahhhh another beautiful day, a new day with one of your upload. greetings from the french biker lost in Nigeria !

[@alfreddaniels3817]

You’ve become such a professional cinematographer that your audience forgets that it is all self-made. Just incredibly good. 👍👍and what a spectacular views on those rainclouds. 😀😀

[@Andres66Cali]

I cannot stop feeling wonder of all the beautiful places Noraly takes us to. Ghana is such a beautiful country with even more beautiful people. I wish one day to go visit, and perhaps stay for a while. Of all the countries we have visited thanks to Noraly, this one of my favorite.

[@estudiom142]

you are our sweet traveler angel Noraly......breaking hearth all over the world

[@jolene-hf8807]

Noraly, your calmness is just absolutely contagious.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Another amazing couple of days! The lush green forest are beautiful from the drone and the history of Ghana and it’s peoples is very interesting. Plus, more beautiful drone footage of the mountains that are so in contrast to the desert areas. The monkeys were so interested in you as well as your goat herd! Thank you for sharing another part of your adventures. Ride safe Noraly!

[@reinerstahl99]

Hello Noraly✌ You can certainly easily repair the problem with your additional tank yourself, I assume that the hose from the additional tank to the main tank was not attached correctly and you only have to push it onto the connecting piece and tighten it with the hose clamp. You can do that easily. If the front part of the fuel hose is damaged, cut off the defective piece (provided it is long enough), get a pot of hot water in which you hold the end of the hose so that it becomes softer, does not tear again and you can attach it more easily. Tighten the hose clamp, fill the extra tank and if no gas comes out, you've repaired Alaska.😉👍

[@shankpalla1846]

Thanks for another great episode. The view of those mountains is just spectacular. I am a Liberian and spent some of my childhood in Ghana. Beautiful place, great people.

[@abbashamideh3783]

The police are very flirtatious haha! I love how well you handle all this Noraly!

[@aliemmanuel7020]

I am Ghanaian and although Norally makes this videos look like it’s an easy 20-30 minutes trip , I must say that it’s really not . You capture the very soul of my beloved country Ghana . Amedzofe is beautiful by all standards and the chiefs and people of the Volta region do well to maintain the beauty and cleanliness .. God Bless you for your great work .

[@roadboat9216]

The drone sequence with the rain, coordinated with that great music! Very well done. Really nice. Thanks.

[@nenemagbozo7744]

I am now officially addicted to this channel . We ride along with very nice personality on an epic adventure.

[@trippontwowheels]

If anyone can handle adversity, it’s Noraly!

[@grandenauto3214]

Not much adversity today

[@keithdanielaltizen4780]

Agree, i wouldn't even last a day without suffering if it was me.

[@azizelgaout74]

سلام نورلي،حفظك الله،لقد أتحفتينا بمغامرتك الرائعة،وبرهنت على قوة النساء الرائعات،فمزيدا من التألق و العطاء،ومرحبا بك بزيارتي في المغرب الشرقي و ذلك على حسابي الخاص

[@julieisthatart]

Sometimes I think she must be keeping about fourteen angels busy full time.

[@PetSounds38]

Its a KTM, not a Honda.

[@donwilliams3626]

Amazing beauty to watch the rain clouds pouring fresh droplets of liquid sunshine over the lush mountains. Your drone photography is only surpassed by your interaction with the animals and people you meet along your adventure.

[@TM2Ben]

Wouw, that drone shot in the end is amazing. Ty for showing that :-D i have goosebumps

[@shawnnorrell1686]

Nice to see all of that country full of trees without buildings and pavement everywhere. This is paradise to me. I’m tired of seeing concrete and pavement and buildings. I love seeing nature the way it was ment to be Its becoming hard to find places like this in the United States Thanks Noraly. You allways make my day better 👍😎👍

[@danrt52]

Wow your drone shots around 26:50 are beautiful. Glad you had a fairly easy ride this episode. Thanks for taking us along.

[@molliedoodleable]

That horse farm looked like paradise. Noraly you have had to do so much strategic planning on this African adventure, and your skills are unflattering. The routes have been horrendous at times loaded with the " road canyons" in your path. Such a sad situation most of us are unaware of until you take us there. We need every tree in the world. Unbelievable green soaring above on the drone. Fascinating history of Ghana. What beautiful peoples on the boat. And those waters breathtaking. You ended up on a finger mountain. Whow. Just an amazing episode Noraly. !!

[@mnguardianfan7128]

I am definitely a huge fan of your panoramic drone shots. The mountain and the rain storm... Just wonderful. Thank you very much.

[@TheMillennialPlantDad]

Watching this from Nigeria and indeed Ghana is beautiful and charming. I could tell you were relaxed and enjoying riding through it.

[@gerokron3412]

Sleeping in the clouds of Ghana. Amazing journey. Godspeed!

[@smegheadish]

Lovely video Noraly! I have a classmate who's a missionary in Cape Coast.. Now I understand why he loves it in Ghana.. beautiful scenery, and beautiful people !

[@ektorkornoo8806]

The proposals in Ghana keep multiplying. Good thing you bypassed the cities and big towns. You'd have received a thousand or a million proposals and dowry presentations in Ghana alone by now. Friendly people, in many ways. Best wishes for the rest of your Ghana and Africa trip.

[@armandooliva1642]

Noraly Im watching Season 7, there is no words to express what you are filming, the different countries and people how different they are so friendly with other people they wont think twice helping you so different from people in my part of the world. Keep at it and be safe❤

[@AdventuresandLifestyle]

Poor Alaska. I had a fuel leak on my bike. So easily could it have ended in disaster. Loved the breakfast offering on this one. Very Impressed for what appears to be a 'back of beyond' place.

[@beverleymacdonald1352]

Awesome to live at the top of a mountain with that fantastic view! The drone shots are amazing, especially of the rain loud. Wow! Brilliant episode.

[@Concertto]

These episodes have gotten a lot more interesting. However, Noraly is definitely not interested in an adventure called "The Captain, His Wife and Sweet Angel".

[@ibyimanikorajoel]

I'm from Rwanda, I'm very happy to see this channel. welcome in Rwanda in few days

[@louievillena7223]

Thank you so much nora for bringing us the beauty of our mother earth. See the kind, nice people out there. You are amazing brave woman,. This is my favorite episode. Ride safe always, God be with you all the time. ❤

[@kitebug78]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Noraly - You are one of the most important cornerstones of adventure motorcycling - Let's hope that each of us could continue to make our dreams come true!!! You are awesome 🤩

[@Mousepad051]

It's good to see Alaska on a boat that should actually carry her! lol Great video as always Noraly! Thank you !

[@jasonmorningstar7435]

Monkeys, goats, clouds, leaky petrol. This episode has it all!😁

[@jemstudio806]

The friend you bought the drone from sure must be glad he sold it to the right person. You've mastered drone shots like a pro.

[@russsaunders321]

No monkeying around by Noraly! Drone shots were amazing! Goats were sooo cute! Ghana is a very interesting and beautiful country!

[@Annur375]

Your videos are fantastic, out of this world, although they are of this world, most of which is unknown to us, and we are definitely enjoy it. Thank you, Noraly, you are doing a masterful job. Magnificent. Take care and Godspeed.

[@terrieaichele7944]

Whoa...breathtaking aerials...the clouds and rain coming down is beyond stunning!!!❤❤❤

[@mrkeiths48]

The drone shot at Amedzofe was spectacular! Ghana is so scenic and beautiful.

[@BigMamaCat]

Oh wow! The view from the top of the mountain is spectacular. The baby goats were so cute. I love their little bleating. That cloud was almost supernatural. How incredible. I was reminded that Africa is the cradle of humanity and the voices of the ancients still whisper through the trees.

[@alienmerchant]

Ghana has spectacular views. Thanks for letting us come along on your journey.

[@jamesvandemark2086]

Despite all the lumbering and need for charcoal, the huge green spaces are very reassuring! Beautiful. And bonus goats in the clouds.....

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Foreigners never cease to remark how green my country is, when the airplane turns to the airport, running parallel to our Northern Mountain Range. Your footage for the last 6 minutes is even more awesome. I can feel the freshness ! Thank You. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

[@sheppy101]

I would imagine that being asked for your phone number by so many men would be intimidating , especially from policemen! But it's all shrugged off with a polite and smiley "No Thanks". Another great episode Noraly - the mountains with the rain clouds look brilliant.

[@paulbarber1960]

I find this sort of thing cringing 😬 "Men Stop It"

[@davidmende4438]

If you see a pattern Close your eyes.

[@docfarl]

They're hitting on her. So what's new?

[@skyhigh5666]

@paulbarber1960 if you don't ask you don't get.

[@robcroese]

I would hand them a sticker or card with the KZbin channel.

[@williampacey9194]

The drone videos at the last guest house were outstanding. A professional photographer such as yourself can get great videos but when the timing is right like the rain coming down is absolutely great. As they say timing is everything in a truly artistic presentation of a view. Thanks for this video.

[@Doreana48501]

You've shown us so many outstanding beautiful places but this place takes the cake❤ maybe it's this place that after we die we go here to Heaven

[@Mars-bm4yt]

God has made some truely spectacular scenery. Thanks for filming it.