Things take a turn for the worst in Liberia 🇱🇷 |S7E48|

In this episode I am trying to make it to the border of Liberia and Côte d'Ivoire. The jungle ride is fantastic, until I encounter a stretch of road which becomes worse and worse. This is the day that my ride through West-Africa changes drastically.
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[@jaygoldstein5449]

You know a situation is really tough when Noraly starts speaking Dutch.😁

[@Ruthiestrummer]

Good observation 👍🏼

[@s.9318]

I thought that too 😂

[@freddygarcia3049]

i´ve noticed😯

[@hantuinder]

Jongen jongen

[@ZMora-qo9wp]

Blijf doorzetten

[@kolobali1]

I am from Liberia. This is what corruption looks like folks. When money is allocated to fix roads and they are diverted, this what happens. I am sorry for my poor country. Admire your strength Noraly. All the very best on your journey. Come back and see us again. Hopefully that road would be fixed by then 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@sonofdsun]

Fixed by who? Those wizards? From 1847, southeast has been neglected. This is sad reality. It would have better to join Cote D'Ivoire then at that time.

[@hondarally300l8]

South Africa is on that same path. Sadly.

[@peleqetelo8734]

@kolobali1 Just curious. Is it the only route? I know Noraly prefers off-road, but is there an alternative one if she chose to?

[@kolobali1]

@@peleqetelo8734 sadly it’s the only way to the Ivory Coast from that part of liberia. She should have chosen a different route but she chose to pick the most treacherous route. Liberia has 15 counties making up the country. That particular county roads to where she is headed (the Ivory Coast), are horrible. Especially the rainy season period

[@kolobali1]

@@sonofdsun I agree ☝️

[@allandejager2429]

That chap on your bike, he will be talking about it forever. The smile on his face ... those other bikes will never be the same again.

[@melmel8683]

😂😂😂

[@taraspetrovich8711]

Great! They run immediately to help you when you have fallen. Nice people, good people!

[@sambado]

Noraly: This tires are so good in the mud. Liberian Mud: I am a joke to you?

[@dukeofrideshare]

😂😂😂 lol

[@sheilamorrell6329]

What beautiful people, no road rage, just everyone helping out. What an experience.

[@mw5356]

🦋💖🦋

[@milosstojanovic4623]

There is no road rage because everything was expected :)

[@roger38888]

Agree, they are more civilized that the people in Miami. We have daily road rage events.

[@halvo265]

@@roger38888 Same here in Las Vegas.

[@oidadesgibtsned]

That's what I like too. No harrassing, no bullying. Just people helping each other out.

[@bovellois]

Noraly: "This road is an absolute disaster" 9:20 The road: "This is the appetizer, the main course is coming" (15:44)

[@Q_QQ_Q]

🤣😂

[@eddieaie7]

😂

[@anomalousdelirium]

And check out the dessert 17:25

[@jeffbeeh3389]

Noraly, your young helper is in HEAVEN. Getting to pilot your honda through such a terrible mess. He will have stories to tell all his friends. I can hardly weight to see the next episode. Ride on , be safe.

[@BackpackeRom]

@@grr23624 it’s a Honda yes. CRF300L

[@ericcox6764]

Holy smokes! I’ll never complain about road conditions ever again. I can't imagine how those people get around when the roads get really nasty.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

These ‘main’ roads are unforgiving! I can’t imagine living and traveling under these conditions daily!

[@hansdampf640]

nah... complainig is in the human nature,just be aware that you complain on a high level :D

[@Ivolutcion]

Nah this looks like fun

[@asmrfoodieuk7965]

The government makes it impossible for these people. Considering they get over a 100 million in aid per year you'd think they'd build the people better infrastructure.

[@lahcensemlali4390]

👍

[@elizabethlittler4472]

The kindness of strangers around you is wonderful to see ❤😊

[@wollaminfaetter]

Let's wait and see... 😧

[@JIVETURKEY600]

@@wollaminfaetter if she Uploaded the Video that should tell you something

[@wollaminfaetter]

@@JIVETURKEY600 you're right. Phew! Thanks mate. I feel much better now 😅

[@jaywhoisit4863]

People are friendly once you leave the west. It’s the developed world that’s full of crappy people.

[@johnthysen7278]

If you Google the proverb “Where there is a will , there is a way” Noraly’s picture pops up …( just kidding) , but with roads like that , her lifestyle proverb is being pushed to the limit. Hou je kloek Noraly…Safe journey !..,

[@Michael62nyc]

Nice little mention in “The Atlantic” magazine Noraly. Did you see? “An online creator who I’m a fan of: “Itchy Boots,” also known as Noraly, rides her motorcycle around the world, traveling solo and skillfully making videos documenting almost everything, including mundane border crossings and soaring panoramic drone shots. She gives a ground-level view of life and landscapes in so many places, offers interesting background information, seeks out local stories and experiences, and has an overall good and cheerful attitude that helps her navigate sometimes-difficult circumstances.”

[@AilsaPehi]

Man. This girl is a lean, mean fighting machine. Fall down, get up. I love her.

[@ramaramakrishnan132]

"She is crazy man". "She is strong". What true words coming from such kindly souls. They are so helpful. Hope she has enough fuel to get through this. Only Noraly can manage this, getting up so quickly after falling in that terrible mud. How does she manage to film everything. No production team can cope with this.

[@cre8tvedge]

Yes that amazed me. Her handle bar mounted camera captures the guy riding the bike. Her hlemt cam captures some of the rest but one clip looked she was operating another camera hand held. And she keeps up with the bikes walking through that mud and pushes bikes. Awesome coverage and editing of that sequence. If Noraly wants to stop riding ever she will easily find work as an editor or even a producer. Da best.

[@arjankroonen4319]

Yes, and still people say there is a support crew following her by car... yeah right....

[@moremoney2]

So did you imagine she ran out of gas and found internet to upload this video, but us still stranded? Maybe she ditched her ailing Honda, ran off with the guy who rescued her bike and this was her last video. Hahaha!

[@cre8tvedge]

@@moremoney2 What? I don't know where you came with that but No No and No. I think you failed to comprehend what I wrote. Her edits of mud sequence is Hollywood level quality. I made films so I know what I'm talking about. I complemented that's all.

[@stephencox4224]

@@moremoney2 running out of gas in mud is a real possibility, WEhen I was Rallying a Nissan Stanza aka Violet PA10 fuel consumption with a 2 lire running twin 48mm sidedraft Weber carbs was about 12 to 15 MPG but in mud that figure could drop as low as 4 to 5 MPG and no doubt her Honda would see a similar drop in fuel economy but staring much higher being lighter and fuel injected I would expect about 35 to 45 MPG normal offroad but probably drop to low 20's in Mud

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

12:56 Unbelievable Noraly 😢you fall and just laughing. What special young lady you're.❤ Thank to the young man for helping Noraly ❤

[@AgentJayZ]

"She is crazy", "She is strong". They know people, and now they know Noraly!

[@tebohovukeya1619]

Regardless of how bad the infrastructure, African people will help you out. They're generous and kind👏👏👏

[@hermandegroot1946]

This story has nothing to do with Itchy Boots but more with Liberia and is funny. A friend of mine, Ron, graduated from a "very high" school for engineers / car technicians in the Netherlands. The H.A.T.S. Apeldoorn. It was about 1960. He got a job at the Firestone Rubber Plantation in Harbel, Liberia. He was shopmanager of the shop where all machines that were needed at the plantation were repaired and serviced. To make some more money Ron wanted to go to the Port of Monrovia, to assemble trucks that arrived by ship. But how do you come to Monrovia? By Honda CR 300? Well, the priest in Harbel had an idea .....he sold Ron his Piper Cub Airplane. And he gave Ron flying lessons. So from then, Ron flew, every weekend, from Harbel to Monrovia in his Cub, over the tree tops. I think with one or two of his mechanics. Freedom the Liberian way. But after a few years of flying and assembling, Ron fell in love with Joke. He married her and she came with him to Liberia, But.... under ONE condition......Ron had to sell the Piper Cub. Too dangerous flying over the tree tops of the rainforest , Joke said. And as all men know: the man is the head of the family but the woman is the neck......and when the neck turns, the head goes with it. Funny right?

[@VitruvianAlgo]

Joke' is clearly a Nigerian. we dont trust things that fly

[@boneybone8123]

19:13 "Easy on the engine" while her both feet got literally stuck in the mud and can move her lower body. That must be a very stressful situation. Your bike has someone else on it, you are in front of the mud stuck and you're waaaaaay out in the middle of basically nowhere. Engine might fail, ankles might be sprained and if she faceplants down into mud with all that gear and both feet stuck, she might become a permanent landscape down there unless someone pulls her up. Very high endurance and strength mentally to be honest. Cool. She really is strong like that gentleman on the bike said.

[@steelwheel589]

imagine... after a few kilometers you drive alone suddenly you see someone in front of you where the road gets worse then you fall and they come by themselves to help you, that means you have helped people or maybe also often help people in bad situations and I believe in it, thats why folks do good thing in this world, you never know whats gonna happen to you.

[@wilwill6826]

The local admired Noraly strength so much. He kept saying how strong she is. I like it!

[@teemlee51]

That guy will never forget being able to ride Alaska.

[@lipsee100]

I thought he was going too ride away and never been seen again..

[@mipileto871]

Same here.😅

[@quietlion33]

@@lipsee100 There's nothing she could do if he did.

[@jerrym3261]

I worry Alaska won't either! My guess was the noise was a stuck valve but, realistically, the odds say it was an automatic cam chain tensioner. If the cam chain is loose, it can be nursed along with a steady hand on the throttle and keeping the revs low. Get too much slop going and it can slip a few teeth making it out of valve timing. It didn't sound quite right to me when it was cranking at the very end of the video. Hopefully she's not stuck in the middle of a sea of mud with an Alaska that can't run.

[@Valcour]

That guy was trying to help but I think he cooked the motor.

[@danrt52]

The definition of adventure. "An unusual and exciting, typically hazardous, experience or activity" That pull back drone shot of the jungle from height was gorgeous.

[@BoycottChinaa]

Inquiring on remote kill switch w 1000 meter range

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Noraly is the World Ambassador of Adventure Travel in my book!

[@ericredpath3908]

LoL, I was at first worried the boys were just gonna fly off with her bike once they got to firmer ground.

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Pancakes!! So happy for Pancakes!! Rain when motorcycling has a perverse way of making unforgettable memories and this is no exception. Can't imagine the difficulty just walking through the mud weighted down with riding gear. Heavy breathing. Noraly could barely walk through yet still goes ahead to help push another bike. Noraly stretches out her arm for a pull to get her own body unstuck. The man obliges and stretches his arm....more than once. Had her boots not been securely strapped on she would have ended up in barefoot also. "She is Strong" This we know. Peace, ❤❤❤

[@BibleBiker254_CoolMaxx]

Offroading is enjoyment 😂 the guy enjoyed Alaska 😂 lucky man 😂

[@jasonzerbini2375]

He had no idea how lucky he was to get to ride the famous Itchy Boots bike....and with the cameras rolling! I'd love that opportunity. I can only recall 1 person (Policeman) riding it for her in South or Central America

[@tjm5492]

I can not imagine dealing with those conditions on a daily basis. The tenacity and resilience of those folks is mind boggling.

[@johnnorth9355]

I take heart from the fact that we are seeing this. It means that against the odds you got through. Never doubt Noraly's determination.

[@valmir144]

What about giving some credit to the help she got from the locals. At least this time, I doubt she would have made it without any help, no matter how determined she may be!

[@cindy6479]

I kept telling myself the same thing…she will make it

[@TheFreedomBay]

​@@valmir144They were kind but now the option of turning back fades

[@wadania932]

The young men helping you 👏👏👏

[@TimothyWhiteheadzm]

16:25 Loved the little girl in a pink dress apparently alone walking through the mud.

[@WhiteTiger333]

Wow - having the drone reverse away from you while it climbed the canopy was a brilliant perspective! That man literally frog-marching your bike through the muck - impressive! Whoo-wee - it's a good thing those boots fit tightly! "She's strong!" 🙂👍

[@jamesvandemark2086]

To paddle-walk a bike like that, you need just a bit longer legs. He knew exactly how to help!

[@liver.flush.maestro]

I wonder how the drone didn't hit the tree branches ...

[@Ian-bq7gp]

Such kind amazing people and they are used to riding bikes in mud baths.

[@gailtaylor1636]

@@jamesvandemark2086 Exactly. While initially she didn't want him to ride that far, I suspect she would have fallen so many times, she would have been completely exhausted. Don't mean this as being disrespectful of her abilities. Long legs/light narrow bike & momentum are only solution to that type of mud. Once you slow down, chances of a tip over greatly increase. Every tip over fouls the grips, gloves, etc. It snowballs form there. Mud like that isn't exactly fun although ANY time on your dirt bike is better than being in the office.

[@johnhaque563]

Frog-marching. 😂

[@brettnipps7205]

That Lad rode like a champ thru that slop/soup.

[@FrancisAbuJ]

That’s the Liberian spirit. I have experienced those roads when I was assigned there as a rural doctor. An everyday struggle.

[@911Salvage]

Dang, that dude rode your bike without any gear and made it look easy. Kudos to them.

[@weeringjohnny]

I think the world can at least unite in recognising that that is indeed a bad road.

[@kevinonsongo1135]

😹😹😹

[@plumduff3303]

Love Africans and all Africa ❤you're doing a fantastic job noraly..

[@0HARE]

Every episode you produce restores my faith in humanity. The communal “Can Do” spirit in these brutal conditions is so welcoming to see. I wish you well in getting out of there.

[@stevoxyzstevoxyz5961]

This is one of the most challenging episode I seen from you, all the best and wish you get through safely. What a journey.

[@bridgetedwardsmentalhealth409]

Mud! Red Mud! Thick, sticky MUD! That's the worst ever seen. Insane! Poor Alaska, tested to the limits. My heart goes out to you both Noraly. 😢

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

These are indeed some of the worst conditions that Noraly has encountered and conquered!

[@zweispurmopped]

As is obvious from the cliffhanger, Alaska was actually tested beyond her limits this time. 🥴

[@bridgetedwardsmentalhealth409]

@@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr agreed ... crickey, thats some insane mud! 😳

[@bridgetedwardsmentalhealth409]

@@zweispurmopped indeed, that thick, sticky mud clogs up everything ... must have been a hectic experience, especially in that heat/humidity too, and seemingly no end in sight ... 😪🙈😢

[@skiderz_]

If a TVS can make it. honda should make it. 😂🤣

[@super.zdravko]

HOW IT STARTED: Noraly and a perfectly clean Alaska avoiding a puddle on the road leaving their accomadations. HOW IT ENDED: Mud covering everyone, everything, everywhere... to be continued with more mud...

[@derekkirby8436]

When I lived in Liberia, 180 inches of rain on the coast and 120 inches of rain in the north by Yekepa, Liberia.

[@georginaporter4809]

Forget the grip on the tyres, observe the solidarity of this men.

[@transylvanianrider]

OMG so intense... 😮 I'm the only one terrified that the guy will not stop until Cote d' Ivoire ?! 😂

[@pablo4015]

No sos el único,yo también pensé lo mismo y se veía caminar preocupada los primeros metros,pero al final la moto no arranca y hay vídeo,así que salió todo bien!

[@noelbowerman1562]

Yep ,having been in African ,countries ,I was sure what he was doing was honourable.

[@anitamitchell3452]

I thought I knew what bad roads were ... I knew bad patches. This is ridiculous. To the men who were making it happen, getting Alaska and Noraly through that muck .... Thank you and God bless you.

[@mipileto871]

Thank you Noraly for showing us the other world whose living conditions are beyond to my imagination. I wonder how the government officials can’t make the building of roads their top priority. Transporting goods and people will be economical for trading.

[@sheppy101]

Wow, that drone shot, where you go from a large road up to a carpet of continuous trees. And more heroes to give that helping hand / ride / push / dig ...... What a quagmire!

[@pwinter_USAF_83]

Wow! That's brutal! Good thing there are other people around to help.

[@bobedwards8896]

Noraly, the mud-queen on wheels, conquers storms with nerves of steel. Through muck and mire, she roars with glee, a fearless spirit riding free.

[@MRxMADHATTER]

OMG! That's the kind of mud that nightmares are made of.

[@ilsezwaan2629]

Those drone shots are epic! 🤩 and huge respect for your perseverance on the muddy roads.

[@Old_Gamer_Gal]

What a mud nightmare! But the drone footage was absolutely stunning!

[@bannahmataleko1136]

I'm a Liberian and i live in Liberia, also thank for coming to Liberia i wish you save road travel to Iver Coast, we are in the raining season right now in Liberia and sorry for the bad road condition also dry season a much better to travel, we have two season in Liberia which is raining season and dry season and Liberia have the largest forest in west Africa.

[@matzrat5006]

Beautiful forests, hang on to them .

[@Dan-fo9dk]

@@matzrat5006 "Biggest forest in Africa...." ....well ....maybe you haven't heard about DR Congo .....which is more than 20 times bigger than Liberia in area. ....Congo is one big forest I'll tell you.....

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

The government of Liberia just like many African governments is shit though. I'm sure that road have been like that for years, why can't they build it? It wouldn't even matter what season it is if the the road was tar road.

[@roger38888]

Some roads should be left alone, not everything in the world need to be tar. The beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

[@extravatrek]

Gorgeous forests...

[@williamstreet4304]

When things get really bad, Noraly reverts to her native language. I wonder if the translations were accurate. If I were in that situation, I think I would have used different words. "She is crazy." "She is strong." Those are great quotes for Noraly. I laughed at both of them. When they said she is crazy, I wanted to reply, "You have no idea!" I remember when she was almost washed off a mountain in South America. That was crazy!. The only way I could watch was that I knew she survived because she posted the episode. What a great video!

[@jasonzerbini2375]

Yea, like crossing a river in the Amazon in a steel cage on a cable! Peace!

[@user-ez8xy6uv3t]

I admire you! Hello from Ukraine!

[@banditsvs]

Good morning from Australia everyone

[@Leona000]

Good morning from 🇨🇦

[@NIKONP1000TruthNatur]

Much love ❤🙏Amazing

[@sebastienlemay6120]

Good morning from Canada

[@paulg3012]

Good morning from Bermuda.

[@ahsnap9103]

Good morning everyone from USA

[@jaimewilton952]

I couldn’t breath through most of this video. What a rollercoaster of emotions on this episode. My heart stopped as he hopped your bike.

[@lewyathan]

cause he's black and most likely to steal ? you wouldn't feel that way if it was a white man in the US helping her out... smh

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

I was thinking the worst too lol.

[@aprilhilliard3302]

And even when you are lifting Alaska up out of the mud, you are still smiling!!!👍👍👍☝☝☝☝☝☝(approx 20:00)....love you, girl!

[@Kent.]

First time we heard some revs on the bike... sounds good for a Little 300cc 🤘

[@justsayin644]

that drone shot, when you were filling up with fuel, was awesome, the scale and density of the jungle is amazing! great work and worth the effort to film this and show a wider perspective, really appreciated!

[@ewetho]

Damn! That is not just an adventure but a test of sheer will!

[@kingcecil7126]

" Da real man pekin here oh!" (@17:42)Liberian compliment to courage directed at Noraly.

[@eliasahmed9913]

Adventurous spirit knows no bounds! Kudos to this fearless lady, maneuvering her motorbike through treacherous muddy terrain in Liberia with determination and skill. She exemplifies resilience and serves as an inspiration for all who dare to chase their dreams, no matter the challenges.

[@black-cloudent8036]

the african boys are so experienced, to them it is a day to day normal life

[@reece8625]

The chap in green was like The Emperor, the conqueror, The champion, the Lion is here Nzogbu nzogbu, Enyimba enyi, Mastaa. Different colors one people indeed. Faith in humanity.

[@geoff4397]

Can't believe the conditions and how Noraly and the locals just continue to plough on , Noraly is so gutsy, I have huge admiration for her, and the locals are so helpful and friendly. I was living every moment while watching from the comfort of my home, it actually feels like I am on the trip with her.

[@kirpalsingh3]

Fantastic. The two brothers helped you. Such good people....and Thank you for paying them. You are generous Norally.

[@dianne5237]

And now I’m worried and don’t want to wait until the next episode. Hope all is well (for you and your bike) in the end.

[@boseman8227]

I guess you think those guys would steal her bike?

[@dianne5237]

@@boseman8227 That never entered my head. I’m more concerned about the damage the mud could cause to her bike and how she could get out of that predicament.

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Wow! The dirt / mud road was treacherous! The aerial views leaving the park were absolutely beautiful. Then, as the trek worsened, “ROGER” shows up in his Wellies and helps! These young men were very nice and amazed by your efforts and Alaska! Ride safe Noraly!

[@transalpinist-XL600V]

Unbelieveable. What a trip, what a road (mud-more mud-a lot of more mud) and what for super helping hands on that road. Wow!

[@panacheparispanache]

Noraly, you are amazing, and you show good people are everywhere. These guys were so helpful. I remember once in the States, my car stopped with a flat battery. There was a gas station 50 meters ahead. Three black guys were sitting on a step watching me. I asked them for a push. I can't write here how colorful and insulting their response was.

[@bovellois]

That's too bad. Yes, there are good people everywhere. My friend's car stalled on a rural highway in Missouri or Arkansas, amongst fields of sugar cane in the humid summer heat. A black farmer in a rusty pickup pulled over and asked if we were all right. He gave us a ride to a good mechanical shop. That was in 1987. Now with modern technology, people drive right by and figure "it's on you if you don't carry a smartphone" :-(

[@jeangold8789]

Well both the black guys and you are somewhat related to those people in the video… I wonder what happened…

[@jmos96]

Wow, I’ve been riding all my life and that’s the worst conditions I’ve ever seen. No motorcycle can withstand those conditions. Hopefully you’re ok Noraly.🙏

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Definitely a day that Noraly will not forget! Very tough riding conditions! As they said, she is strong!

[@AdrenalineRushMX]

dirtbike can but i understand whit a bike like that

[@jamesatwood4433]

@@AdrenalineRushMX the CRF rally is a dirtbike

[@alberguti3937]

@@jamesatwood4433 It was before loading it like that!

[@bradleyboniface5775]

Engine overheat is common when you ride in a long distance mud..

[@AnthonyMillerTony]

Dang, that mud is wild. It's amazing that the locals were so immediately willing to jump on and help navigate Alaska through.

[@Penny_Wolf]

Well we don't know yet if they kept on riding...

[@mj176]

simply you are the best. Greetings from Amsterdam to Liberia young men.

[@workingdogcentre]

You've been here Noraly. You know Aussies and our way of understating things. We would call this a little damp. LOL

[@geegee9991]

"She is crazy!" "She is strong." - Both good descriptions of Noraly!

[@AidaJof]

Ohhh, nooooo!!! Another cliffhanger with Noraly & Alaska stuck in the mire of the forest of Liberia and Alaska is overheated again. GO ITCHY BOOTS, GO ... 🏍🏍🏍

[@Bluegastank]

I love how God always places the right people at the right time to give you some help when you need it!🎉😊❤

[@TandaMadison]

ahhhh! Another cliff hanger. I have so much respect for you Noraly. As I go about my little motocamping micro-adventures and run into a little problem or two I think of your tenacity and good humor and it immediately lifts my spirts.

[@garyjett7232]

As the father to my own daughter, you are worrying me, child. Yet, you are simply amazing.

[@N1inSK]

Oh thank YOU for that comment. .:) I have a 20-month old granddaughter, and if she turns out like her father and uncle, my hair will turn grey and fall out a second time (yes they turned into good and decent adults - somehow!). Chances are good that granddaughter will be in Noraly's tire tracks in 16 years!

[@oklahomahank2378]

@@N1inSK Dad alerts go off constantly for me on this channel. Her father seems chill about it, but I wonder if he sometimes needs an Amstel to watch.

[@mosbahiabdellatif5945]

Noraly is paying forward ! She was tired stuck in mad and pushing the bike to help these two guys because she got help from others. That's exactly what we should do. Help each other !

[@moremoney2]

“She’s strong” She did her upper body workout and leg day all in about :15 minutes.

[@jackcirrito3458]

When in a situation like that there is no other option but to help each other. Its kinda an unwritten law of the wildernesses. Saludos desde Mexico

[@Colwood22]

As a dirt bike rider for 40 years that's that young guy has the right idea, slip the clutch, keep the rpm up and keep your rmomentum!

[@timo.5449]

Good Golly. Africa, in all her raw, natural glory and grandeur. Gotta love her.

[@charlesharris2749]

"She is Crazy." "She is strong!" That's our Noraly, Mudwrestling with Alaska, lol Happy Muddy Trails!

[@rokhnroll]

That drone shot of the forest was absolutely EPIC! More of Noraly's angels appear to help you navigate that mud, well done to those young men and best wishes to you .

[@doctj04]

Villages at least in Sierra Leone are much cleaner than the cities. This tour has made me very nostalgic, thanks so much for highlighting this aspect of Africa and the helpfulness of the citizens.

[@frankjacoby9460]

Noraly, I’ve been away for a while and I’ve missed so many of your videos that I feel really bad about that! But the first video I see upon my return is this fantastic battle of Noraly-wits and endless mud; I see the mud lost. My good friend Noraly, you are the spirt of fortitude and resilience, most men would have quit a long time ago! God has given you a guardian angel in every country you have travelled in the unselfish locals that have given their best to help a complete stranger with no intent of being compensated, that is what this world needs more of! God Bless you on your continuing journey.😎

[@bobberdude557]

That drone shot, climbing above the jungle canopy as you were refueling. WOW! Fantastic!

[@miguelsolo6810]

Yep , totally epic .

[@PDXtransplant]

Ok, this video made me a nervous wreck. That was nice those young guys stopped to help you through the mud. He probably enjoyed riding your bike. Those were terrible roads. I felt so bad for Alaska!! I hope you got out, OK!! ❤

[@valmir144]

Finally! Someone acknowleding the local help. All the comments are just about how brave Noraly is. Not saying that she is not but...

[@mustafadogangun5378]

action, adventure, history, promotion, information, music and everytime optimistic positive and Noraly ❤

[@nimalanperumal1294]

Norely you are my hero 🦸‍♀️ in disguise. Printing beautiful life in such diversity moments.

[@troupier88]

What a cliffhanger.

[@asd4334asd]

شعوب تعيش على فطرتها الإنسانية النقية، ومثابرة، ومحبة للمساعدة، شكرا نورالي لأنك اظهرت لنا خبايا العالم البعيد

[@ragbag46]

The episode cover ‘still’ says it all, that road is horrendous, how you found time for the drone beats me. This episode is going to take some beating, I especially like the way the local guy not hesitating about jumping on Alaska and having a go.

[@solomontown2808]

This engaging episode has me checking and rechecking my own faith in others. Am I the only one who thinks that good Samaritan kid might keep right on going?? In any event, hope Noraly is carrying that Sat phone in her pocket at all times. Love this whatever it's called... adventure.on steroids.

[@dkwannabe]

No you're not the only one. I actually stopped the video to see what other people thought of that, before I find out what happened.

[@mt0115]

Having ridden in thick mud I know how tiring that can be. Those conditions are the stuff of nightmares, I admire Norlays strength and tenacity on her journey. 🍺😎

[@monkeymeat5171]

Yes, and on a top heavy bike without full knobbies. I'd have tapped out long ago.

[@citizenkane9222]

I am from from India. 62 years young, survived a heart attack 4 years ago. Glad to say that you inspired me Norali 🙏🏼 ❤️ I am going to start my South East Asia ride over the saddle of a motorbike (a Yamaha Fz25) by this October 😊

[@mw5356]

🦋💖🦋

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Congratulations! You can do it. Ride safe and take care of yourself.

[@OGOAB2023]

Crazy, crazy, crazy!!! Noraly is the epitome of fortitude, stamina and courage to tackle such trips and she always seems to do this with good humor and a pleasant and helpful attitude with every one she meets on her travels. Kudos also to all these incredible locals who are eager to help each other out. An amazing journey!

[@edriquez57]

This is what I think of when I think of Africa , so beautiful. And for the mud , what could you say, but , what a workout.

[@libinjoseph5437]

Oh my god how people live there 😢😢... Real legends...

[@Buckaroobaby1]

I used to live there. I can sympathize. LOVE the Liberian people!

[@bluewendytube]

Omg that is not a road, it’s a mud river. I’m exhausted just from watching! How on earth people use it in conditions like that, is extraordinary. Can’t wait for the sequel!

[@itssarah7239]

This is our village road we are on road construction in Liberia

[@bluewendytube]

@@itssarah7239 it must be absolutely dreadful for you. I hope one day you'll have a proper road.

[@phillipleblanc7823]

I just discovered your channel. It's awesome. I'm a Canadian expat and have lived in Laos since 2006. I just bought a 2022 CRF 300L after many loyal years riding my 1995 Honda XL250 Degree. The similarities in back road riding between Laos and Liberia are incredible. Great job. Thank you.😊

[@miltondhaka]

Pure hearts in the deep mud, this guys are like angels for your trip. No one was there before and after but you found them the moment you needed. You are great Noraly because you’re non-stopable.