World’s most fascinating feature, but is it Atlantis? |S7 - E22|

After days of riding through the desert, and facing thick sand, dunes and steep rocky mountain climbs - I am finally at the Richat Structure and able to ride straight through the Eye of the Sahara. UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE!
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[@janetbaldock3425]

If it wasn’t for Noraly, I would have gone to my grave completely ignorant of just how vast and majestic this planet really is. It is literally jaw dropping beautiful beyond words. I have so much respect for this courageous woman. She is actually educating us about the planet that most of us take for granted. Her videos should be required viewing for students. So informative and breathtaking. Thank you Noraly for all your struggles and triumphs and most of all for showing us just how friendly people are in this world.

[@stubailey100]

@@groth3395 Well said. I have been saying this for years.

[@patricklester6941]

I could not have said it better. Noraly is the eyes of so many of us, her spirit is so infectious and the kindness she has is shared with the people she meets everywhere should inspire us all.

[@kaypee4704]

High School Physical, Cultural & World Geography, Archaeology, Geology , History , Literature & Physical and Cultural Anthropology all in one show.....memories of my high school and Uni classes...I could still see & hear my Teachers and Professors.❤❤ 🇮🇳🇬🇧🇺🇸.. Edit: ❤the Drone shots...thanks.

[@savage22bolt32]

@@groth3395 absolutely not, they would ruin everything about Noraly & her ITCHYBOOTS persona.

[@savage22bolt32]

@@stubailey100 bad idea

[@nicsilk8238]

I wonder how many of us here are waiting every Monday Wednesday and Friday with baited breath for the next episode of our favourite adventuresses travels? Amazing stuff!! Go for it girl.

[@ellenjudge1611]

I know I am!!! ❤❤❤

[@nonaflowers8034]

Has to be thousands if not millions!! I couldn’t wait!! Those rocks though!!

[@njw5869]

I would say between 1m and 1.5m. 😀

[@vectispete9415]

She has 1.64 million subscribers but I think millions more would benefit from seeing her determination, skill, and charm as well as witnessing the world through her travels.

[@williampacey9194]

I wouldn’t miss my M,W,F videos of Itchy Boots. A 77 year old man riding again through Noraly.

[@scottrogan4216]

Every two weeks I go to hospital for chemotherapy for several hours, so I save each episode for that two weeks and watch them during treatment. Following you on your ever amazing adventure is the perfect foil and encourages me to get better so that I too can be true to my inner gypsy. Thank you.

[@ItchyBoots]

I hope you will heal soon and get better! Much strength, my thoughts are with you!

[@scottrogan4216]

@@ItchyBoots People like you are a shining example of the power of confidence, determination and effort. A great inspiration. Thanks again.

[@sreterzot2081]

Hi Scott, I have been through to this 5 years ago. I wish you a lot of energy and all the best !

[@scottrogan4216]

@@sreterzot2081 Appreciated.

[@Minina-Nena-Celina]

💪💪💪🙏🙏🙏

[@danrt52]

The fact that you can ride, film and edit three videos a week and still get all those miles under your belt is amazing. And introduce us to cultures that most of us no nothing about and see their hospitality is heartwarming. Keep it up Noraly you are an inspiration to your 1.64 million friends that follow your adventures.

[@sroberts605]

Incredible that this is being done even without a hotel/hostel at the end of the day

[@oklahomahank2378]

It makes me remember the Spanish guy she rode with for a while who said, “and some people, who we all hate, post three times a week.”

[@Sigma.674]

She is such a talented woman

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

I think she can be called an overachiever!!

[@martinglasser6025]

And in the desert there are no flush toilets!

[@TheVerendus]

I cannot emphasize how badass of a dude Achmed is. Such a chad to be helping and escorting you and giving you the tour of the country! It's amazing all the wonderful, friendly, helpful people out there who go completely unheard of and unnoticed, but these are the type of people that keep the world going. He waved at the drone at the end too, such an adorable man. Safe travels!

[@augustinedebosson9343]

Ahmed is probably a very good Guy, but he propose his guide services, it's a job and of course it is not free, even if all that is off is not said clearely for the story telling, this man must also earn his life and his money...

[@TheVerendus]

@@augustinedebosson9343 Compensation for good deeds doesn't discount the good of the deed. He's working very hard at cost and risk to himself and has literally been a life-saver for Noraly.

[@augustinedebosson9343]

@@TheVerendus save her life not lol,It should not be exaggerated, but save an adventurous journey without a doubt! 😉 For me it is very normal that he gets paid and compensated for expenses, this is not what I said, but rather the fact that we don't say things to make a magic story out of them

[@jepomer]

Noraly in the past has stated she compensates people even when they try to refuse the money. In this case, she really needs a guide providing the logistics. She would not have been able to come this far in the desert without help. There is little infrastructure to support her preferred mode of travel in this part of the world.

[@TheVerendus]

@@jepomer Absolutely! I would be forever in debt to whoever helped me get through that desert in one piece. I shudder to think what trouble Noraly could get into in the open desert without a proper guide. She already had a close call before meeting up with Ahmed and was lucky she was close to a settlement; if she would have a bad fall or hit a rock in the middle of nowhere she would be STUCK! Yeah she has the emergency transponder and stuff but then someone would still have to go collect her.

[@mohamedking8428]

I’m from Mauritania and I just want to say everybody is welcome here. I’ve been watching Noraly and I was so excited to see her visiting Mauritania. wow, what a journey

[@81722Les]

nice to meet you MoHaMeD... planning to ride up from Johannesburg soon, hope to meet you

[@raff622]

والله والنعم في اهل موريتانيا .. اكرام الضيف من شيمهم .. من السعودية

[@naveedahmad-te9ld]

But the life in Mauritania is really hard...thumbs up for you people...😊

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Good place, good people

[@luiss51]

O povo da Mauritania mostrou ser um povo receptivo, muito educado e muito solidário com as pessoas Parabéns e que Deus os abençoe sempre.

[@dutempledesigns]

Many people can talk about (and have theories about) the Eye Of Sahara, but very few can say they have literally rode through it! 🐪 🐫 😲 Absolutely amazing Noraly ❤️ SO much respect

[@pierrex3226]

Ridden

[@ARolls-dd2zd]

Yes incredible idea to do that, she blew it out of the water, amazing.

[@marquenjoubert]

Pure awesomeness. Ahmed is such a cool guy. Humble to stay out the pic, awesome dude.

[@kushal809]

He is cool guy helpful for her during the trip

[@AidaJof]

What a classy gentleman👏

[@anbooba]

At the end of the video (drone) he went praying< I guess he was paying his respect to the nature and its God!

[@thaimaxcan]

What an awesome video about the older Toyota 4x4 pick up with diesel engine. Toyota should thank you. Ahmed an amazing driver and guide.

[@igorb5927]

I wouldn't jump to conclusions))) Let's see what happens in the end.

[@raffeeqbacchus3956]

Thank, you Ahmed for guiding Noraly safely to the Eye of The Desert. Noraly, your persistence and endurance is quite amazing even in the very rough areas you just did not give up. It's an amazing journey to view the places that some of us may never behold in our lifetime. Let the Journey continue safely for both you and Ahmed. God Bless.

[@major0eng]

The hospitality of these people is AMAZING eventhough they are in the middle of nowhere. WOW

[@robertheinrichvonseyfenste267]

the hospitality from these people is out off this world... fantastic

[@AidaJof]

I know, I have experienced it and it never ceases to amaze me. They have so little yet they share from the heart what they have💖

[@nedkent5239]

Yes if you randomly showed up to someone’s house in remote area in USA, they would pull gun and call police.

[@0191Marko]

@Mucho Macho oh give it a rest, it’s ONLY a simple spelling error, not the end of the bloody world !

[@BoycottChinaa]

@@nedkent5239 not true.. if Noraly showed up she would be offered hospitality.. Not by cultural necessity to accommodate guests for religious reasons either. Bedankt, Noraly!

[@kevdenn]

@Mucho Macho we are watching a great adventure and all you get out of it is someone's spelling mistake? How sad.

[@Simulera]

It is really remarkable and wonderful to see Ahmed drive off across seemingly rather featureless desert and wind up where he meant to go! His pickup is also a genuine testament to an important kind of quality that we gearheads always love to see and know more about. Anyway it is so cool that you have met him, trust him, and he can be such a guide. It takes nothing from your own independence and fantastic adventure spirit. And its almost as if we IB followers are getting to know him and see how the local desert people interact and respect each other through his experience, common sense, and demonstrated actions. Just the very best adventure vlog period, you are so good at this and thanks.

[@vp4744]

As you were side-riding Ahmed's Toyota, it occurred to me that like a good Eskimo who knows her snow types, Ahmed knows his sand types. He knows which sands can safely carry the weight of his vehicle. He saved you many days and falls and traps.

[@hisham56hamilton50]

Without any doubt . He is a real hero

[@MajorAlb]

True! Ahmed is living here. He is the perfect guide, for sure! He has a lot of experience, yes! But he is no hero or angel as some followers are saying! But, wow! What an amazing video again! Noraly is a hero for me! She is riding the bike under hot sun, on sandy and rocky tracks, she is filming, super describing and editing the final video for us. It's gorgeous!!!!

[@cinque1961]

My respects to Ahmed, he knows everyone and the land like his hands. To you Boots, be sure that my big two thumbs up are always yours. You know, the planning, riding, filming, drone, music, education, editing, and your deep breath when life is not so easy. Love this.

[@billadmond9450]

Ahmed was a big help and the best option for her. Not only he guide her through that wild and dangerous environments but he also was the change for her to meet local people.

[@papounet4842]

Hiring Ahmed was the best decision ever made : he knows the ground like a Fremen on Arrakis and he is as wise as Master Yoda ! There is no shame to go offshore with a competent skipper and better safe than sorry. This geological strange thing is absolutely astonishing and we have to pay tribute to Theodore Monod who conducted many scientific research on the spot and proved to have understood what happened many years before it was considered obvious. Splitting this adventure in several episodes was a great idea : the place and the people who live there deserve it. Fair winds Noraly.

[@paulbourgoin2436]

Ahmed is quite a great desert rider and exceptional guide. Very calm and knows his way. You can see he is a very proud individual. He is quite the addition to this journey!

[@erikgoossens1]

Wow and I mean a big wow. Noraly, you are taking the phrase “of the beaten track” to the next level. It must be so boring for you when you have to drive on a normal paved road. Always amazing how you endure in the most difficult conditions and go where not many people would even consider going. Much respect from a fellow countryman and keep riding.

[@MajorAlb]

👏👏👏

[@reneprovencher8395]

One has to love these people!!! I have never really understood why some people are so racist. Having been in the military I was able to enjoy everyone’s company I met. I’m going to remember you forever Noraly. Your kindness is awesome! ❤️

[@uuser9876]

Your drone footage of the structure is jaw-dropping!

[@royhughesjr5168]

Amazing,amazing. This looks like the roughest terrain on earth to cross. I don’t know how you and Alaska survived this episode. Wow!!!

[@joshocht3483]

... together with the music at 10:00 ... 😍

[@MajorAlb]

@@joshocht3483 👏👏👏👏

[@SempreGumby]

Thank You Thank You Thank YOU

[@jorgecorreia1984]

Amazing to see the bravery of this people who leave in this remote areas with almost nothing in the surroundings, and are always willing to share the little they have! Alaska is one strong machine, she takes quite a beating in this roads and still she is always working like a clock 👌

[@aa2339]

And so is Achmed's Toyota.

[@manuelaffonso2191]

It's a Honda. 🛵

[@buddies8757]

For u its nothing, for them its everything..

[@danawells1157]

Toyota and Honda rock

[@boediprasetya2850]

@@aa2339 Toyota 4x4 plus small Honda.....

[@kevclaremcd]

Really interesting video, I served as an unarmed military observer in Western Sahara and where I was (Smara) it has the same Hamada rocky landscape. I could find unrecorded prehistoric tombs nearly anywhere and the amount of 'worked' flint and arrowheads I discovered was incredible. It's great to see a relatively unknown part of Africa showcased like this. Well done.

[@multislipful]

Sometimes I think the work you are putting in is just crazy - but then there is always always a ‘pay off’. Every episode is an education. The Noraly way of seeing this planet is without equal. Today’s drone work genuinely put human life in perspective. Thank you, and safe journey.

[@annettes7460]

She should be awarded a PhD at the end of her adventures.

[@donalddodson7365]

I am so amazed that the tires (tyres) are not shredded in this rocky riding. Thank you, Noraly and Ahmed for showing us this amazing geological structure.

[@Boombastic82]

I studied Geography in secondary school and then studied for a first degree and a master's degree. Specializing in Environmental Resources Planning. I only studied this on paper through my studies in Geography of West Africa and Map Reading of West Africa. Watching this Noraly has added enormously to my knowledge in geography. Every Geographer should make Itchy Boots a must and compulsory watch. Love from Nigeria.

[@elizabethchavez3210]

It is by chance that you met Ahmed along. He's an incredible man who spend time and be your guide. It's worth waiting each episode you share to us. Ride safe always.

[@ochrechap]

It is NOT by chance that you met Ahmed and brought him along. He's an incredible man, who spent time being your guide. It's worth waitiing for each episode that you share with us. Ride safely, always!

[@jennifermackinnon6982]

Best season yet but I probably said that every season. The nomads. Unbelievable. These people living in the middle of nowhere and looking quite happy. Noraly what you bring to us is beyond words. Thank you.

[@Annur375]

There are no words to describe the beauty of the places you take us, Noraly. Absolutely majestic. Ahmed qualifies as an archangel, he has really been a wonderful and faithful companion. Your videos are unforgettable, inspirational and magical. Thanks for sharing them with us. Godspeed.

[@tinkeringforfun]

I just can't begin to imagine how exhausting it must be riding through those bone-shakingly rock strewn trails! Gotta give serious kudos to Noraly's physical stamina! Another awesome episode!👏👏

[@peaktraveller]

What a visit to such a primordial place! What a journey, what a motorcycling adventure by Noraly on a battle scarred Honda accompanied by Ahmed on his equally battle scarred Toyota pickup in the Sahara. Words are not enough.

[@jimotis7770]

Just no words...the drone footage...Heidi O.

[@ruhiugamblin254]

I've waited for this since she entered Africa ❤❤thank you so much Noraly ❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@LWilliamsYoutube]

What I enjoy most about you is your constant positive attitude and optimism. It is utterly refreshing. Thank you for your constant source of inspiration.

[@MajorAlb]

Noraly has a wonderful character! What a wonderful lady!

[@timsecord8207]

The drone shots are perfect! Thanks for taking us to such amazing places!❤️

[@MajorAlb]

👏👏

[@journeyofjerry3831]

Noraly you never cease to amaze me. The places I have gotten to see in this world because of you. Noraly you are truly a amazing person. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. 🧡🧡💖❣️

[@noelbowerman1562]

I'm amazed at your skill as a rider ,your courage ,and film making ability , I'm thoroughly enjoying this series .

[@bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Epic episode Noraly! Your strength, resilience and fortitude to endure days of heat and equally unforgiving tough terrains is next level. As are the nomads who survive these unthinkable, hostile conditions. Kudos to Ahmed's steadfast guidance, and his respectful interaction with each of the nomadic communities. This Mauritanian series has been an incredible "eye-opener" amidst the Eye of the Sahara! Thank you for taking us along your journey through a truly wild, untamable part of this magnificent world.

[@imanakadavid]

Man, absolutely miles of brutal rock rubble that Noraly negotiated like an expert. She's becoming the queen of moto travel undertaking a massive variety of terrain. Where she's going and how she's going is not for the faint of heart. In my eyes she may be one of the only moto riders to make it to Richat circle duo or solo without expedition class support. Brava Noraly and rubberside down.

[@mgman6000]

You have the absolutely best channel on KZbin the fact that you can publish so many so quickly out in the middle of nowhere is amazing You are one woman or person in a million Thank you for the adventure

[@peterstecks7660]

As a motorcyclist, this is about as good as it gets. Thank you. xx

[@Jillloveszumba]

Between your amazing editing skills (and actually don't know how you do that tbh) combined with your music plus the fact that you film everything yourself typically alone, along with expertly flying your drone, is absolutely awe inspiring. But then you taking us through the most amazing Adventures is the absolute complete package! Thank you for being so classy and rugged all-in-one. Your combined skills are like no other! You are a legend! A true Superstar❤

[@colombepetite]

Thank goodness for Ahmed. I cannot imagine you traversing this terrain all on your own. You are truly blessed and a blessing to your viewers. Stay safe and let Ahmed know how thankful we are for keeping you safe. ❤

[@lylemacdonald6672]

The "Eye" has to be the most unique geological feature you have shown us of which I had never heard. Just an amazing place.

[@fransiskitu]

Amazing, I was there many years ago without GPS and I didn't dare to go so far, we had to calculate the position by the old way, with a compass and a watch, we only had Gandini's guides on paper with the roadbooks from a book, the south of Morocco had then roads without paving or Internet! My old Toyota took me through amazing places and I met unique people. Thank you for the videos of the desert that have made me remember some good times in my life.

[@reinmansmith]

Every time I think Noraly couldn’t possibly amaze me more, she takes us to a place like this. A site I would imagine most of us has never heard of? What an incredible place and the drone footage was truly amazing, it gave a wonderful perspective of this truly remarkable piece of the Earth’s natural history. Thank you yet again Noraly 😊

[@beaumershon3066]

This is by far my favorite episodes!!! What an epic adventure!

[@glennhosick1514]

This lady is an absolute legend.. The beautiful vista's brought to us Via lens..&..shared through Noraly's beautiful eye's!! In all probability would never have been seen in this life by I. Thank you Noraly.. I certainly appreciate your adventures! Time...&...efforts..

[@bertusgrobler2146]

Dear Itchi, what an amazing, amazing experience. You know, as a retired school teacher who easily spoke to the learners about a dessert, I now realise I knew nothing about it. Bless dear lady for letting me experience it through your camera lens. Thank you.

[@gerhardgotzmann8880]

You might know a lot about dessert and not much about the desert

[@mikerobertson1781]

To quote Noraly, "Amazing eh?" But those rocky tracks were absolutely brutal. I have no idea how either vehicles survived that terrain with only some "minor" damage to Ahmed's exhaust. Gratitude to our hero Noraly and her virtuous guide Ahmed for opening our eyes to this spectacular landscape.

[@mfbfreak]

Honda and Toyota make very good vehicles. I haven't owned a honda myself - but a CBF500 was my riding school's bike of choice. They felt very solid, much more so than my own Suzuki (which is also a great bike, just not as solid feeling as the Honda). Those 'old' Land Cruisers are still being made, because they're so incredibly hardy.

[@janemarett1885]

I definitely think this is the best scenic route you have been to ride across on all your travels throughout the world. So spectacular , majestic wonders of lost civilisation past , just magic Noraly.

[@kaizen2049]

Congratulations to noraly for achieving such a huge feat.....it really is a dream come true.....absolute legend!

[@marthaizaguirre6363]

WOW! A geologist's dream! Ahmed's faithful pickup is invincible! Camping in the desert is magical, topped off by an incomparable sunset. Incredibly each video tops the previous one! 👍👏🙌

[@barrypeters4433]

I have travelled a lot in my time and lucky for me there are Ahmed's all over the world, a real stand up guy who knows the area and wants to show off the place he loves, his world, his way of life, he is the desert.

[@salatisalati5515]

Chaque fois que je suis fatiguée par mon travail je pense à vous et je reprends courage.

[@DanielSgnaolin]

When it comes to commenting on Noraly's episodes, words fail!!! In this episode it ends with the beautiful images of the sunset!!! Big WOW💯💯👍👍👍

[@medullaoblongata9670]

The worst part of Noraly’s Travels is the waiting for the next episode. She is absolutely awesome!.

[@cazpk6840]

we should write to the Ministry of Tourism with this video and ask them to give Ahmad a raise

[@websurfer5772]

🎶Tea in the Sahara with you Tea in the Sahara and camel's milk toooo 🎶 🌴🐪🌴🍵🍵🫖🍵🍵🌴🐪🏜 The concentric rings of the Richat Structure is astounding! That desert sunset was resplendent. 🌞

[@jenk.4906]

I grew up in Africa and I never knew about this. What a surreal feeling it must be… just so fascinating , thank you once again for explaining the process of how it all happened.. we are never to old to learn, what a wonderful world we live in. Go well..

[@tatmannie]

The things which struck me the most is how those with little to give, the most poor in the most desolate of places are the ones with the warmest of hearts and the best care. It makes me cry

[@gastheer1910]

Bedankt voor het delen van je waanzinnige avontuur

[@ericcox6764]

That was out of this world Noraly! SO moving to finally see the Eye!!! My goosebumps had goosebumps during those drone sequences! The way you closed the video with the sunset and beautiful soft music was perfect.

[@lhollybow]

What an amazing and unforgettable trek Noraly. "Completely shattered" takes on full meaning. Not only taking a real toll on all your body and Alaska's , huge accolades to Ahmed and his trusty Toyota who also took an enormous beating to guide there and back also.

[@rlb3255]

I'm astounded, simply astounded, by the concern and generosity Ahmed showed Noraly in her trek across Mauritania. It gives me hope for us all. These episodes should be mandatory viewing in all civics classes.

[@adexdeo13a]

Ahmed is a Good person, hopefully, all persons so named are same. 🎉

[@Eventing_with_lia_official]

Isn't it amazing, but not only Ahmed, but all the other people that she encountered on this specific trip.

[@Boombastic82]

Especially Geography classes

[@badreddinstitou]

WHAT A WONDERFUL EPISODE!!! 😍😍😍 By the way! If Africa has the eye of the sahara, we have THE EYE OF THE WORLD!!! And that's our NORALY!! We are really glad that we can see places and people all over the world by your beautiful eyes! Saying thank you is not enough to show you how much we appreciate your efforts to take us all with you wherever you go! 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️

[@markjuliusgaluyo2731]

Done watching this episode 😊

[@sebastienlafreniere]

That is very true

[@zweispurmopped]

Probably one of the most impressing episodes ever. Absolutely fantastic! I enjoyed the little nerdery and became duly mesmerized by the outro that would have been worthy of any big cinematic film. Just total beauty! 😍🤗

[@christophmensch3945]

Your comment speaks right out of my heart! I couldn’t imagine a more awesome video!🙏🙋🥇😍!

[@zweispurmopped]

@@christophmensch3945 🙏

[@audreytaylor2298]

Oh my gosh Noraly. I cried when i saw the drone showing the centre of the desert. It is so moving and we would never have experience of it but for your courage in travel. Thankyou for opening this magical world to us in video. It is simply breath taking.

[@ramaramakrishnan132]

Clear explanation by an experienced geologist. What a gruelling journey. Well done Noraly and Ahmed

[@JinkiesScoob]

The remoteness of this place is astounding. I'm not sure I would have attempted it alone if I were Noraly. Thank goodness for Ahmed! How nice of him to take her there considering the beating his truck is taking as well as her bike.

[@robertrogers9234]

Noraly - most excellent episodes highlighting the Eye of Africa. I found myself thrilled with the visuals, awed by the determination and calmed by Achmed in his zippy little truck. Absolutely love the extended beautiful sunset ending this episode!!!

[@ES-ge7bb]

Wow, that drone shot from way above was incredible. Incredible people living there

[@dennisweinhold3089]

I think she patched-in a satellite view!

[@poohbear4130]

I would imagine your fore arms must get pretty pumped going through that rocky road, especially going down hill! How people and animals survive in that terrain is amazing! Pretty cool to see something that you would never put on a vacation list!

[@kathleenmartin7498]

Thank you Noraly for taking us to this historical site!!!! I never would've known of it without you

[@TheCarlocolombo]

as soon as Noraly started talking about this place, I searched it on google maps. What an amazing and strange place! We need to thank Noraly for so many different reasons, but also because she is showing us the beauty of this planet. We should keep it in mind in order to preserve it.

[@MajorAlb]

True words! 🙏

[@robertupchurch8088]

Wow, I loved the sequence riding the dunes after leaving the village, the video and music captures perfectly that feeling of riding somewhere new and magical, when this happens you know immediately it is special. Thank you for taking us along.

[@williammyatt1981]

I love how you ignore the salt, shells, and marine fossils, that area is much more than naturally formed.

[@teerex1011]

I can never get tired of your awesome videos, not to mention all the humble and polite people living in the desert. Such a fantastic Season this has turned out to be. Thank you Noraly X

[@pawpaw5310]

Your display of intelligence, strength and endurance is amazing!! To see a people providing such hospitality to you is incredible.

[@RINAKEYSER]

I love your videos. I love all the smiles and positivity, but more than that, I love your clean speech with no cussing and swearing. The last bit I will add is to the music. Just love love love the beautiful calm music that goes so well with your scenic rides. Wel gedaan. Jy is 'n vrou met 'n groot hart en sommer baie liefde. ❤❤

[@peetiegonzalez1845]

This is the first time I've ever seen this structure "up close". I'm so glad you were able to make it to show us.

[@janoschekheldderberge3446]

Ihre Drohnen Aufnahmen vom Sonnenuntergang sind einzigartig und mit dieser Musik traumhaft schön. Ich danke ihnen dafür. Und Dank auch für die sensationellen Aufnahmen von der als Auge Afrikas bezeichneten geologischen Formation. Ihren ausführlichen Erklärungen darüber merke ich an, dass sie voll in ihrem Element sind. Mir bereitet es immer wieder große Freude ihnen zuhören zu dürfen. Wenn sie stehend auf ihrem Motorrad fahren, habe ich das Gefühl mit Ihnen über den Wüstensand zu fliegen. Klasse!!! 👍👍🤗

[@thestone3849]

Mr.Ahmed is also worth appreciating as he has also the same soul as you, the adventure soul, may be he has more wheels and power than you but looking at his age, we have to admire him too.

[@mikaellofgren7]

Sahara is truly a magical place it must be so cool to ride there!! Like being on an other planet!! So happy for you! ❤

[@yu-weiyang7951]

You know every time, I don't need to watch the entire video to click the THUMB up , this one, at 4:40 , it was so real, I feel like I am riding the bike with you. Thank You for sharing such experience with us! LOVE it.....

[@beakittelscherz5419]

An Itchy Boots day is a good day

[@rotor676]

I'ts incredible to belive that there's a woman that does this kind of thing. So inspirational. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@hazelsmyth3492]

Completely awesome; the place, the ride, the scenery, the challenge, Ahmed, the nomads hospitality, the education, the beauty, the camels... None of which I would ever have seen without Noraly's tremendous spirit, drive and sheer hard work, not to mention talent at filming and producing such a beautifully edited video that really did touch me emotionally. Thankyou so much for a beautiful end to my day 🥰❤

[@TheMarman57]

I knew about the eye of the Sahara and the theories that it could be atlantis, and seen a few images but I have never seen it like this. Noraly you need to be recognised for your exceptional talent. To be able to explain the science, and to showcase one of our planet's truly breathtaking features in such an astonishing way. God bless you Noraly, you are one in a million million. Keep doing what you are doing, Your showing us the world, its wonders and its people.

[@mrkeiths48]

The Eye of the Sahara. Yes, "an absolute, incredible place"! It has been quite a treacherous ride to get there. The drone shot of the concentric rings was icing on the cake for this trek. Thanks for bringing us along!

[@edc8388]

I had read and seen some very interesting opinions on the Atlantis theory and I am with you on this, its clearly natural, not man made, but very likely ancient peoples lived here in some numbers. A geological opinion suggested there was a lot of water here once and that drained into the Atlantic to the west. BRILLIANT aerial images Noraly, thank you for doing that, Atlantis (?) never looked better.

[@Iamgarwood]

WOW WoW WOW!!! When I realized what your route was I hoped you would go here! Thank you so much for sharing this experience. Ahmed is a legend! You are a legend! Thanks again.

[@carlosestanislaopikus]

Hola Noraly, realmente se ve en tú rostro el cansancio, pero también la tremenda alegría de haber llegado a tan maravilloso lugar. Muchas gracias por mostrarnos tanta belleza del mundo. Abrazo grande desde Argentina.

[@cygnus6623]

Where the streets have no name... Pretty amazing! Certainly, a place where very little has changed in thousands of years! Hard to fathom these days. Thanks so much for sharing Noraly!

[@Djemoltellitlikeitis]

This is the best channel on youtube! I mean, the fact that you actually went to the eye of Africa such a remote area and showed us the most breathtaking footage is unbelievable.

[@TT-yi8fz]

I grew up riding dunes in the Mojave desert. In my 40s now and battling a neurological disorder, so riding is mostly a dream. The last few minutes of your video, that sunset.......was emotional. Riding in that gear, in that environment. It is not easy. Great vid. Stay safe. Take care.

[@skyepilotte11]

One hell of a ride...amazing life exists...wonderful people ...Ahmed a terrific guide and ambassador...thank you for the historical lesson...

[@erikalfan1027]

a very extraordinary trip, friends, with a big motorbike exploring the rocks and really extreme and unforgettable adventures...

[@kenzi.h]

Thank you so much for the "dream moment" when you flew the drone over the eye! ❤ I wanna go back there! Hard, tough, very difficult terrain but this kind of experience will remain forever in minds..

[@berndhofmann752]

Danke für diesen Bericht. Das Auge hat mich schon immer fasziniert. ❤❤❤

[@Markevans63]

The Natural beauty of this world we inhabit for a small moment in time is absolutely outstanding 👌

[@leslieclaire]

The people, the beauty, the serenity. I’m in awe.

[@himanshu-6388]

The way she shines in the sun, is just amazing!! Like an angle!! ❤ Take care Noraly

[@genestatler2514]

Noraly, your drone footage of the Eye of the Sahara with the accompanying music is so dramatic and incredible. I really like your explanation of how it was created. And then the closing drone shots of that marvelous sunset was the icing on the cake. Much love from Gene in Tennessee.

[@auralsonicwaves7170]

I just kept saying "OH WOW!" when the drone launched. What a spectacular view! Your poor tires going over all those rocks. The dunes at the end of the video make for some great riding. And that sunset - so amazing! Add the music and it's like heaven. Beautiful!