These are the mountains of ZIMBABWE |S5 - Eps. 81|

[@kenhoward3512]

As an American who has never left the U.S., with every travel segment I become further enlightened in my outlook regarding Africa. I can now see how distorted toward-the-negative my impressions have been, driven by media coverage of seemingly-perpetual tragedies of disease, starvation, and war. I am glad be reminded there are always good, peaceful, friendly people everywhere if we travel with an open mind and project a positive, friendly attitude - as Noraly proves each day.

[@contezw]

Southern Africa is better than most especially the countries she's been travelling to so far. Lots of friendly people even other African Vloggers like it "Down South"... I think the weather makes the people easy going...

[@kathyohara6658]

Zimbabwe is one of the safest travel destinations in the world. The cities are cosmopolitan and people are very friendly and welcoming. Outside of the cities, rural folk live a more simple traditional lifestyle and are traditionally very humble, hospitable. I am Zimbabwean and a grandmother and three years ago, walked 1000km through rural Zimbabwe mostly alone. Never did I feel unsafe, unwelcome or threatened in any way. There is a you tube post from an American man called Zimbabwe verses America or something like that. If you can find it, you will get a less biased picture.

[@kuntalghosh1]

Grass is always greener on the other side of the fence,, I being an Indian thinks that US is one of the best place to be in,,, but I know every place has a charm of its own.

[@seaneastman8817]

I am an American from the Chicago suburbs. Lived in Port Elizabeth, South Africa for six months. They love Americans. All my contacts were positive and friendly. Highly recommend.

[@simbarsshechipembere535]

The media did a lot of damage to the most wonderful places to visit. Zimbabwe is one of the safest country to visit besides lies peddled by the media.

[@NgonidzaisheNgonidzashe]

People from the Eastern Highlands form part of the Manyika tribe. Growing up as Manyika we were taught to greet everyone and be good to people. I hope you will always carry the memories of the Eastern Highlands with you Noraly 🙏❤ Great vid as always. Looking fwd to the next one already!

[@ChrisM541]

"greet everyone and be good to people." That's a wonderful way to live and a lesson much of the world would do well to learn. We have a similar saying in Scotland "We're all Jock Tamson's Bairns" - meaning we're all the same, treat others the way you want to be treated. One day, everyone on the planet will live like this.

[@mnp3713]

As a Dane I lived in Zim/Kariba from 1991-1992 two whole years, was back in 2017. I love all the people of Zim truly magnificent people - never had a bad experience in ZIM. You are just different than your neighbours keep it up :) hope Noraly goes to Kariba and crosses the Dam Baobab house - nice stay

[@roncharles9613]

Magnificent scenery,friendly people and a knowledgable tour guide.Thanks Noraly.

[@trilithon108]

Manyikas are friendly people. Same people speaking the same language are deep into Mozambique as well.

[@jaegrandy3]

True that. Im from the Chimanimani side of manicaland province

[@laresistenza9201]

Zimbaweans are some of the friendliest people in the whole world

[@bobshaffner1639]

Has anyone else noticed back in "Season 1" that the roads were significantly better, and our Heroine was having issues, but today, in some of the roughest roads I've seen in a while, she sails over them with utmost confidence! So amazing to see your skill development and excellent confidence in yourself and Savannah. Bravo!

[@nockianlifter661]

She seems to quite like sand now.

[@OneLiterPeter]

Hanging out with the pro Paris-Dakar rider paid off it seems.

[@RagtopDazed]

It’s all the Dutch training sessions!

[@johancarlberg8632]

@@OneLiterPeter Seems like she picked up some speed to, after the Paris-Dakar Episode.

[@OneLiterPeter]

@@johancarlberg8632 Agree, there are terrain dependent optimal speeds that make the ride smoother and safer.

[@bridgestreetgolf]

Finding money, camerawork, navigation, drone work, dialogue, waving "hello," dealing with police questions, watching the road ahead, animal obstacles, and you arrive in one piece...then editing, music scores, and on and on. Awesome!

[@lylemacdonald6672]

Whenever your music gets majestic I know some exceptional scenery is about to happen. Always appreciate your drone shots. Lot of work for you, lots of enjoyment for viewers.🇨🇦

[@R2robot]

All the people saying hello along the mountain road had me smiling the whole time.

[@conceretejungle1150]

Zimbabweans are very friendly people I heard

[@tim.e1554]

In the tree plantations one called her shamwari(friend) and the very next guy shouted the typical "iwe"! (Impolite way of saying hey you!) as she drove passed

[@trilithon108]

@@youme1414 Yes that officer is a bit rude but they make money trying to find a small thing for a fine. Many times they are unpaid or poorly paid. To become an international tourist destination Zimbabwe is going to have to rein in the drum in the road police stops.

[@deecapetown]

@@tim.e1554 Zakanaka!

[@tatendazuze]

@@youme1414 that's like saying every in America is stupid as Trump. Can't define a nation because of one rotten apple. Most officers have that attitude and will try to get a bribe all across Africa. This officer is as bad as it gets I've seen worse in other countries.

[@sirhobs325]

When talking to the security guard, in the subtitles it says *inaudible*, she's actually saying "In RTGS" which means Real Time Gross Settlement, basically the currency of Zimbabwe. Mukuru is indeed something like Western union, they mainly specialize in getting money from the UK to Zimbabwe. They're mainly funded from a local back called CBZ Source: I'm Zimbabwean

[@mehmoodulhassan6654]

People are so friendly, everyone waving and saying Hello to you... Big Hi to people of Zimbabwe from Pakistan

[@tokoloshi684]

Hi

[@beste4910]

Nice of you. Reading your comment from Zimbabwe

[@tokoloshi684]

No worries

[@Onstweesaam33]

Hakuna Maratha

[@gilbertmakusha4554]

Thank you so much , we love you 😍

[@rayh8573]

I wonder how many viewers appreciate your hard work chronicling your journeys. You make it seem effortlessly which is a testament to your skill and professionalism. Safe travels

[@geoffhalstead1811]

I’ve put a few videos up on my channel and can appreciate what she has achieved‼️👍👏 It takes 10 times longer than you expect and hope, especially editing. Uploading in all those different countries must be hit and miss on occasion. Well done Noraly‼️👍👏

[@PLMORRISON]

Even with all that has happened there, the people are still lovely. Bitter sweet to watch. Once Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, always beautiful.

[@berndbeispielmensch]

Happiness is contagious, Noraly is happy, the people along her journey are happy and now I am happy as well, after I watched the video. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences.

[@ComputerGeekOnTwoWheels]

Yes!!! I notice that I am happier with a sense of being self-fulfilled when I wake up and watch Noraly's videos of her Journey. During her off days, I feel a sense of lost like I have forgotten to do something important and the rest of my day is bland. Then I come to realization that, oh, today is Norally's off day...

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

Well said! 😊

[@ronalddonald7143]

That was one of the most beautiful stages ever recorded by Noraly.

[@michaelmahon8896]

This episode is going to get several replays on my tablet,,, wow ❤️❤️

[@bernt5604]

Yes, this is similar to roads and nature from session 1😀

[@derekwarner6898]

I live in Zim and have no idea how Noraly finds these remote roads, certainly not the usual route to the lovely destinations that abound in our country. Love the Honde Valley and the tea estates, a beautiful place to be, thanks once again for an exciting journey!!

[@aubreylacoste9333]

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 🇿🇼

[@h.m.5724]

Simple just use GPS and a map

[@Sipapate]

I was about to ask the same 😂😂😂 certainly the Juliusdale route to Honde Valley past the timber estates would've been quite scenic, paved and easier to navigate all the way to Hauna, but beautiful video nonetheless

[@feather1950]

@@Sipapate , Noraly doesn’t like paved easy roads.She thrives on excitement

[@walkerhjk]

Very roughly you can tell the Garmin what sort of route you want and it can design it for you

[@DNH467]

I am going to stop watching you video's! ;-) You are making me so jealous every time. I was in Zimbabwe 30 years ago, but you showed me the other side of Zimbabwe. I want to go back! Can't wait to see your next video!

[@trblemkr1d106]

I'm 60 years old ( had a mild stroke ) so I don't ride anymore. I've owned 26 motorcycles including the 7 I raced in motocross and road racing. Your videos are AMAZING and help me with my desire to ride . Thank you...you are an awesome lady. The Honda was an excellent choice.

[@anthonysmith3851]

Hello from Manila. I too used to ride and know exactly what you mean. I am now 85 years of age. Happy reminiscing.

[@trblemkr1d106]

@@anthonysmith3851 Thank you...I appreciate that.

[@tigershoot]

08:07 The flat-topped acacia trees - just stunning.

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Yes, the iconic Acacia tortillis, commonly known as the 'umbrella thorn' trees are native to most of Africa, and often depicted in safari logos with savanna wildlife. These trees are also very important for the rehabilitation of degraded, arid land and are drought resistant too. Wonderful seeing so many in this video!

[@cheyjan330]

My heart just went to "Ahhhh" once you left the city, and drove under the flat topped umbrella trees. What a difference in roads and people! Beautiful ride today!

[@redixora8612]

I really admire you, noraly. To share this remarkable journey of yours is definitely invaluable. Thank you 🙏

[@lilianpinkse1304]

Geweldig Noraly! Goed doordacht maar met een gezonde "hoe of wat- attitude". 👍❤

[@yvetteguigueno2063]

I love how friendly everyone is! This is one of my favourites in Africa so far. I want to ride in those mountains- so beautiful!

[@chipomupeti8182]

Thank you Noraly for showing this beautiful side of my country, Proudly Zimbabwean!😊🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@andrepotgieter7083]

The Zimbabwe people are so friendly! The tea plantations are absolutely magnificent! There is seriously no doubt in my mind that the Honda CRF 250 L is a serious "CLASS LEADER" and it's reliability, durability and its all round spunk is being well showcased by Itchy Boots in Africa and all over the world in this best Epic Season 5!

[@ian-c.01]

So much more capable than the over rated Enfield that she was using before, sure you can do this type of trip on many different types of bikes but why would you when there are bikes like the CRF250 that can do it so easily !

[@phantomforester9337]

@@ian-c.01 The Enfield was built in the country she bought it in, for half the price she would have paid in Europe. Spare parts and expert service were available where she was riding. It made perfect sense for her to buy it there. Simple basic, proven--it worked for exploration. Honda makes good bikes, but doesn't support its old bikes--it wants you to buy new ones. When her Honda gets old, she will have to discard it for riding, however much she gets attached to it. A pity--she's making memories for a lifetime with it. But the Enfield was not overrated for the price she paid. And it will still probably be in production decades from now, with a functioning support infrastructure. "Underrated" is more like it.

[@ian-c.01]

@@phantomforester9337 The Honda doesn't need spare parts or experts to service it, just a cheap filter and oil change every few thousand miles and a new chain once in a while and it will keep going for 15 years and then only require new wheel bearings. As I remember she had lots of things go wrong with the Enfields and needed many parts to be sent over including a clutch, headstock bearings and wheel bearings plus an oil pump ! Those are not the type of things you should be replacing on a 2yr old bike ! Cheap bikes are cheap for a reason, the Honda was second hand and probably still cost more than a new Enfield but I'd take a used Honda over a new Enfield any day !

[@phantomforester9337]

​@@ian-c.01 Um-hmm. Actually, there are things that need replacing on a brand-new bike. It was good that she bought a used bike that had been broken in and shaken down. But she would be wise to dispose of it before it becomes obsolete to Honda. It's a lot of fun to have an old Honda break down and not be able to get spare parts. That's a bit too much adventure. It also is even more fun to find one part on a bike does three different things, and nothing works without it. You have to tear down the bike to get to it. And then you can't get the part. The bike she chose is a very good model, which works as long as it works. But the old-school Enfield was made of parts that don't do multiple jobs--you can work around a missing part here and there, like an old Harley. And speaking of Harley, for all the issues with the Motor Company, they back their bikes, whenever made. Eventually, everything breaks--spare parts will be needed at some point. Agreed, though--things like an oil pump shouldn't be breaking. But at least the bike was fixable.

[@senbagaraj6244]

What a women you’re.. you’re exploring every places on Mother Earth. It’s very nice to see such places over the globe. May God will give you more strength & courage to explore more & more places… OM Nama Shivaya🙏🙏🙏

[@ghoo283]

Zim amazes me, we really cannot believe everything we read.

[@brunosmith6925]

Zimbabwe is one of Africa's true gems. The people are gentle, friendly and helpful. They have had a tough time this last 50 years, but the country is worth visiting. Plenty of fantastic sights, and excellent places to stay. Visit Zimbabwe if you get the chance - you won't be disappointed.

[@FernandoGarcia-vw7wc]

Yep, the best its When web got the plane to go far away from malária mosquitos and hundred of other insectos. Isso the best part

[@KlausZanetti]

Unpredictible pedestrians and traffic in the capital of Harare, sometimes extremely "washed out" unpaved roads in the rural districts, green hills and endless scenery, catched by Noraly`s drone. As expected, a wonderful mix of pictures and impressions, we got presented again. And where ever she is riding or crossing, Zimbabwe people are waving and greeting and open minded to Noraly. That`s great.

[@uroskostic8570]

Its Salsbury

[@conceretejungle1150]

good people in that country

[@conceretejungle1150]

@@uroskostic8570 in your wet dreams

[@AllHope23]

If it were so perfect, it would lose its charm.. but yeah, we could do better on redoing paved roads and grading the dust roads

[@KlausZanetti]

@@AllHope23 Hi ! Please consider, my comment wasn`t intended as any reproach. The worser the road, the more interesting is it for us to watch. And I guess, even for Noraly, it`s a challenge "to make it" over these tricky stretches. Only when a certain level is increased, it will become dangerous or hard to manage, because of Savannahs low power and the big load, she mostly has to care.

[@Trekopolis]

The thing that most people who watch KZbin, in general, don't realize is how extremely difficult producing a quality channel like that is when you have to do everything yourself. So I think what's equally impressive is the content. I am inspired with every video I watch to keep pressing along because I know it's not easy! Anyone who has a content-producing KZbin channel (and does it solo) understands, If you do not, then you have no idea of the work involved. Total respect for Noraly! A true OG, one-of-a-kind creator. :)

[@preciouslefao8496]

Zimbabwe is actually beautiful, I'm in awe🇿🇦. The media is misleading us hey🤔🤔

[@V59971]

U should visit

[@mambricanmambisa374]

Bra🤯

[@peacerunnerleesher4065]

At least you have seen how media mislead people Zimbabwe is awe

[@Bhatayis]

Tell me about it. Look at those plantations, yet the Media made us believe that Zimbabweans cannot farm without their former masters.

[@heinkruger8123]

@@Bhatayis You think Zimbabwe is where it was before robert started his nonsense?

[@haywierd]

The scenery at 8.08 really made a old Rhodie homesick!

[@colinm2056]

Very homesick...

[@thirtywide]

I was listening to one of your live Q&A and you were commenting about the negitive comments you get please please don't give them a second thought they are not part of the 847 thousand and growing loyal followers your are living life YOUR way and thats all that matters ---great video as they all are ----safe travels

[@kentotro3813]

Huh? Somebody had the audacity to criticize her while they're sitting in their couch and drinking their beverage? Just pure jealous wankers!

[@popeye77ish]

The constant spectacular changing beauty of the African continent and its people is just amazing. What an amazing journey and experience you are exposing us to. One wish - that you would use local themed music. Thanks and safe riding.

[@daymaker5460]

there is no local themed music this girl has selected excellent music to match video, a local bit of singing really would not work I would think. Regards.

[@popeye77ish]

@@daymaker5460 Time to expand your horizons 😊

[@cobwebtheorem7538]

True, the song she chose, children singing, in Botswana was a great local themed song. Kenya may be some distance from Botswana, but the song matched the particular scene in that episode perfectly.

[@rockinroxxi3710]

I’m loving all the smiles and “hellos” 😁 What wonderful sweet people! The Tea plantation drone shots were ahmazing 🤩

[@christogroenewald6641]

Everyone of your videos through Africa has shown me again what unique Continent I was born in and live in. African born and bred. Having lived in Europe for 17 years (93-2010) and been to 49 countries this is still the continent that makes my heart feel blessed and happy 💚💚 Regardless of what the world 🌎 has to say about Africa. You are one amazing woman 👩. Thanks 🙏 for letting me travel along every evening. 👍

[@debracape7643]

Just after you enter the tea plantations with the drone footage I felt I was in the movie "The Sound Of Music"... The hills, are alive with the sound of music... Stunning greenery and another most enjoyable episode to watch 😊

[@garykaufman8128]

Seems the roads were no more than cow paths, but then the drone showed greenery, lots of greenery and tea plantations....impressive, and the friendliness of the people. I really appreciate drone footage....just amazing!

[@LearnEnglish-q1d]

Big heart ❤️ to Zimbabwe people. Your follower from Yemen

[@pandoralechat780]

Tea plantations ! Such a beautiful area for your ride today ! I never imagined that Zimbabwe was so amazing ! 👍👍👍👍

[@cheryltheunissen3140]

This particular video has once again sparked our interest in exploring Zimbabwe, especially the mountains, much prettier than I expected. Your spirit for adventure and fearlessness also astonishes and inspires. Thank you, Noraly!

[@ncubesays]

You should check out the Turaco and Mbira trails!! You can do them yourself or with a guide.

[@NomadRidesHD]

That valley is where all Honda's are from. Herds of Africa Twins and Crf's roam and guzzle in the wild, Goldwings wander the woods, and little grom's and c90's all along the riverbed.

[@JayMagz]

The tree plantations look absolutely amazing, thank you Nolary, these videos have been amazing for us homesick Zimbabweans in the diaspora. Thank You

[@danielb2145]

Your content is absolutely out of this world. Countries should pay you to tour them, you give countries absolutely perfect advertising for tourism.

[@magdadutoit9528]

After a hectic day I watched this journey and how relaxing to see the beauty of Zim.

[@gordyl9247]

Noraly, I just love how happy go lucky personality switches to calm assertiveness when dealing with any level of officialdom showing your no pushover. Great survival technique. Stay safe, love this journey 😊

[@johnrewijk8371]

These are the roads you really love to ride. Can hear you enjoy the road. If its easy it aint no fun. Gaat lekker Noraly !

[@MrArray1967]

Africa is very beautiful and diverse place. I wish I was young again and that the western world (and China) hadn't exploited Africa.

[@rickshipway]

I love the people of Zimbabwe too. Extremely friendly and hospitable always. I've had 5 trips now to Zim but it's always been in the south. I must get up and visit the areas you're travelling Noraly. You are amazing, a specatular video, loved the tea gardens. Blessings from Strong Farm, Banbasa, Northern India.

[@divinemamvura8986]

we love you too sir ..thank you ..

[@brightonmanyumwa8523]

You could also go to another town close to where Noraly went. It's called Nyanga. It's got quite bigger mountains and cooler weather patterns. We actually call it "mini England"

[@seayak]

And here is some classic African scenery. You have an unparalleled capacity to combine your drone and road shots with music that is truly soul stirring. You lift us up as we ride with you!

[@tinkeringforfun]

Oh wowwww! When the road opened up to reveal those lush green plantations and the stunning drone shots! Top marks for the breathtaking videography Noraly!

[@skydart60]

Thanks for popping in to Harare and showing that on the film, my wife and I are thrilled you did that, thanks so much. The videos are awesome as ever and we both think you are so brave. Brilliant riding in that wet stuff too. Awesome. Xx

[@rddchb]

Lovely mountains. Tea garden are amazing. Hi to all the cheerful people. God bless you.👍👍👍😊😊😊

[@graced_em]

I am watching from South Africa…thank you for taking me along on your journey, which brings back wonderful memories…of my home country…❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@binujoseph7394]

Hi nooraly, I feel that you should broadcast atleast 4 videos in a week. Sort of getting addicted. Thank you for imparting all that valuable knowledge and throwing some light about how mother earth looks with its various topography.. Appreciate your hard work..

[@MrArray1967]

I can only agree with you. It's just I wouldn't have the time to follow up on all videos then. Perhaps you could "switch" to the channel of _Bald and Bankrupt_ . Don't know whether he has become "lazy" because there tends to be a long time between his videos. His channel has changed my view on the ordinary Russian people to the better. Not Russia but the Russian people.

[@teknisipinggirantangsel]

I believe in every country / places in the world, there are places of like gems, like this Honde Valley in Zimbabwe.. Thank you so much for delivering such an adventorously spots..👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🇮🇩

[@kakprat]

My two favorite places in Zimbabwe that I spent much of my time. Trout fishing in Inyanga and Tiger fishing at Kariba. Thanks, you brought back happy memories watching you video. 👍

[@shumbamutasa]

Honde Valley under Chief Mutasa's district, my chief. As a proud Manyika. My people did me proud. That is how we are. We greet everyone and share the little we have. Being a village boy this takes me back to my roots. Thank you for promoting the area of my forefathers.

[@pieterdevilliers6750]

Why so few women?! Come guys, tells the gals this channel is not about bikes but adventure travel, visiting out-of-the-way places that one would otherwise not have experienced - in the company of a most charming host. This way we can double the views, and Noraly can hopefully keep us entertained for years to come!

[@FernandoGarcia-vw7wc]

Riding in these corrupt countries is almost a waste of time....

[@chiquitinaworldsafaris401]

Which country is not corrupt?

[@robvanwijk3085]

Great video again.

[@eleanorjames1118]

@@FernandoGarcia-vw7wc Please explain. Where has Noraly's journey been in any way impacted by corruption?

[@revothomas9343]

@@FernandoGarcia-vw7wc relax

[@kuesam]

Zimbabweans are so friendly OMG 😍😍, and for that am proud to be a Zimbo 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@freemandizha9544]

Woow this is Amazing and I'm proud of my country,hope 1 of the day's this could be a history of our generation that Zim people went through alot but we overcome ❤️🙌

[@blondefire79]

I always chuckle at your interactions with the police and traffic patrols. I think they are so amazed to see a lone woman on a motorbike, travelling through Africa, that it is difficult for them to process. You always are so polite and patient.

[@conceretejungle1150]

they see plenty of that

[@AllHope23]

The woman part, yes... Bikers, no... If you notice... people assumed her to be South African... since they bike a lot in the region

[@sammemrys8195]

You're like a parade through the roads with everyone waving at you.😊

[@lizaC0001]

Such beautiful scenery, especially the tea plantations. Thank you for yet another stunning episode Noraly. You are right. The people are friendly. There are quite a few people from Zimbabwe in Cape Town, some working as Uber drivers. Always polite and friendly.

[@NerinaRSA]

Most beautiful part of zim this far. Beautifull scenery. Thanks for sharing.

[@bonifacedenenga4521]

so humble young lady...always laughing....I love your positive energy....And very brave too.I can't see our young ladies let alone boys going on an adventure on their own....You are so sweet🙏🙏🙏Zimbabwe appreciates you....

[@zweispurmopped]

Behind every other corner, there seem to be totally new landscapes. It's phantastic, really. Wow and wow and wowowow! ^^)

[@genestatler2514]

With your beautiful personality, it's wonderful to see you interact with the friendly people here and everywhere you go.

[@mikep.9371]

Maybe the third time since leaving India Noraly was asked for her drivers license! Now she is a Happy Camper in the mountains of Zimbabwe. Nice to have a suited security person at the ATM.

[@haywierd]

Wanting bribes but the cameras put them off

[@AllHope23]

@@haywierd To be fair, legally they do require an IDP in Zimbabwe along with her Dutch license if the driver is coming from a country with no reciprocal agreements (of which NL is one), SADC and some commonwealth countries. As you can see, when they realized she has a bike from RSA, it probably dawned on them that most, if not all checkpoints were letting her pass and if they held her up... it was going to cause issues ... the presence of cameras is also not excluded in that decision.

[@contezw]

@@haywierd No, there are already security cams everywhere near those areas so she can never be asked for bribes in those areas (ATMs) but the police checkpoints the cameras really did help a lot!

[@michaelmaps2004]

@@haywierd just learn to appreciate when others do good

[@libbyvalley]

Unexpected adventures at every turn. You're such an inspiration, NORALY! 💥🥰🎶 Sharing your love & light & kindness everywhere. Much love from northern California.

[@MarcelHuguenin]

Itchy Boots is really in her element as soon as she hits some serious dirt! Beautiful video!

[@olbuck]

This trip is a "no go" within four to five days of a rain storm! Good timing.

[@luinpuin4152]

Noraly, jouw positieve karakter is echt geweldig. Je benaderd alles zo open en neutraal, zonder te veroordelen en te mokken. Ook wanneer je weer eens wordt staande gehouden omwille van niks eigenlijk. Je rijdt daarna gewoon weer weg zonder commentaar. Dit onderscheid je van alle andere, blijf zo doorgaan!!!!

[@Blackplayer2010]

Noraly you are the best travel agency one could hope to deal with. I feel the roads and the scenery as if I was the one on the bike. Just awesome! Thank you very much for such a experience!

[@bagadonicz]

I have heard so many bad stories about Zimbabwe but you make it sound like a friendly, inviting place, Noraly. I guess people do create their own lives, positive or negative. You are a shining example who makes everything better.

[@vaibhavdlv]

Noraly was saying - there are people everywhere, and I was like, wait, these are not really a lot of people. Then I remembered I live in India!!

[@MrArray1967]

Sorry. Couldn't help it. I had to burst into a big laugh😂

[@ng3004]

Haha yeah absolutely true! but she had the vast emptyness of Namibia for weeks now 😉

[@gilbertmakusha4554]

😁😁

[@mandlamwase4194]

Zimbabwe so organic and warm people.

[@eltzrothm1]

Dang it. I was really hoping for a 10 second tour of that '36 Dodge. So cool.

[@jfv65]

So thst's what it was! I was wonderingif it was a US made car but maybe from the 1940's. It seemed to be in a nice restored condition.

[@eltzrothm1]

@@jfv65 It took me a while to figure it out after the last episode. I thought it was an ancient Morris Minor or something but then I saw the ram on the front of it. That narrowed it down a lot.

[@katewilliams4876]

How beautiful is that! You certainly weren’t riding alone either all the love you got from the Zimbabwean ‘s. Just so heartwarming.❤

[@zari114]

You are just amazing! You radiate such a positive and friendly energy, that is exactly what this world needs. I can´t wait for your next video!! Greetings and best wishes all the way from Mexico City!

[@StanleyMpofu-u7p]

Noraly you are brave and wonderful woman who goes extra length to show us how beautiful Zimbabwe is Keep it up

[@stevenvanwyk6165]

What a nice ride. A bit of Zimbabwe I have not seen before.

[@derrickf2]

One of these episodes 81, 82 and 83 made me discover Itchy Boots channel but the painful thing is that I can't recall which exact one! Since then, I've never missed an episode. Even when I was on vacation in Uganda, I never missed her episodes on a smart tv which displayed better than my hand held gargets. I'm getting so lucky day by day since I've watched over 80% of her channel. Thx Noraly❤🙏

[@kathywalsh977]

Thank you for sharing your fantastic journey! I’m so glad that Dave Hodges of the Common Sense Show shared your site with us. What a beautiful countryside! And all those smiling friendly people! Thank you again!

[@shirleycg4968]

Wow th tea plantations breathtaking .......Thank u for allowing m to see my country thru ur eyes .....Am from Harare Zimbabwe 👏👏👏

[@nickmassey9104]

Beautiful country .Great views and ppl so friendly .

[@davidgallegos959]

So super friendly Noraly has me waving at the people too; so contagious;

[@jacobmoreen9374]

The Zimbabwe they never show us, thank you Noraly

[@edoardomaterossi3722]

Welcome into the rural Zimbawe! what a bumpy dirty steepy road....but what an amazing experience! Wonderful views from the drone! Thanks a lot, you are my eyes on the world. Edoardo, an old biker.

[@sunny2578]

What a beautiful view of the mountains and the tea plantations through the eyes of a wonderful person like you Noraly. Enjoying every episode.

[@WhiteTiger333]

As always, when the drone goes up, the sense of wonder doubles and triples! The tea plantations on the slopes - wow!

[@bukitkatilmp]

Watching diligently from Malaysia 🇲🇾😊

[@kennethmottley5039]

What wonderful people in the tea plantation area.

[@charlesharris2749]

I can see it now: Itchy Boots: The Video Game. Trying to avoid the city street pedestrians looked like video game action! As did the rugged ride in the beautiful countryside. Another great vlog, well-paced and presented. Thanks!

[@continuum.explorer]

Yes, while others are more obviously creating a vlog, and playing to the camera, Noraly is treating the camera like another person who she is on a video call with. It's VERY engaging! 🙂👍

[@charlesharris2749]

@@continuum.explorer That's a very apt analogy; her communication skills work well even on video.

[@shirleyboy8859]

Just Noraly doing what Noraly does best.... Making me smile... :-))) xxxxx

[@sailflyboy]

What an amazing days travel. Thanks for taking us along with you, Noraly !

[@chrispemberton9483]

The world comes out to greet you as you pass by on your amazing little machine. Wonderful, to watch.

[@kittywampus]

"the roads are getting worse and worse" No! they getting better and better. So beautiful ❤️

[@belomolnar2128]

Zimbabwe is interesting in her/his countryside. I visited Victoria Falls twice but Noraly is exploring/showing us all country. Thanks Noraly. 🌹🌹🕊🕊🗽🇸🇰👸👸

[@hannekejongejan6035]

Prachtig Noraly, wat een mooie natuur, en bergen zo'n mooi gebied, moeilijke wegen om op te rijden met Savanah. En wat een vriendelijk volk, het is echt genieten en dan die mooie groen heuvels cool! Mooie video!

[@bobloblaw9302]

Every second day, this is the highlight of the day! 🇨🇦

[@skyhawkz1]

You lift our spirits out of the muck that’s going on in the world. Thank you!!!!!

[@johnd9031]

Beautiful scenery.

[@brucebakke6742]

My goodness Noraly, you are truly blessed - what beautiful scenery in the mountains and a neat tour or Harare. Your drone shots were great today and what friendly people. Glad you found nice accommodations again and had a safe trip. Your riding skills are great. Enjoy the journey and stay safe.

[@franciscocarvalho7651]

Some roads look like in Brazil so do the people. Again you put a smile on my face. Thanks for the ride.

[@MrGranotaverda]

Definitivamente, esa es la mejor motocicleta para este viaje por Africa. ¡¡ Gracias Noraly !!

[@jeromehansen3969]

Beautiful ride Noraly. Thanks