"Everywhere are nice people. If I have a problem, people help me" This is what the worls needs to know! Unfortunately everyone has developed distorted images of what the world is. The Himba people are incredible. For many of us their life is unimaginable, but they are happier than all of us together. Thank you for sharing Noraly!
@@jhoxihum3230 those were not the Himba people. I don’t think they mix that much with the rest of the world. But agree that was a stressful moment seeing Noraly walk into such a place.
Ah, yes. The myth of the noble savage is alive and well. There are no misdeeds or injustice in their world. It is an absolute utopia, only introduced to evil by none other than European man, of course! How naive.
@@bossmalo947 She certainly was not rude, she was showing her trust by allowing her into a secure area to help herself. A change of perspective is required here.
That young lady's happiness is very infectious..this prove that happiness is not what you've acquired or have but who you are and surrounded by..happiness is when one is contented with what he or she has
I’m South African living in Russia. And its pretty bizarre what most of these people think of Africans. I sometimes hear things along the lines of cannibalism. I always laugh at them. And here is Noraly riding blindly into the heart of Namibia… Shows that the media and some people are just blind/ignorant. We appreciate you Noraly ❤️
That's exactly how the Russians that live in the UK think. They even believe the Ukrainians started the war against Russia, and all the media across the entire world is lying.
are you saying your intire country is full of saints and not a single person harms another ? lol im not saying you have cannible problems im saying the intire planet has people problems when no place on the planet is safe from people vs people i see a lot of this care free sillyness around the world but from were im from that will eventualy get you in trouble because sooner or later your luck runs out and if not thank your gods you were spared people
What a wonderful gift you presented to the family. Laughter is the universal language. Loved the video and the message you are sending😊 Thanks for sharing!🏍🇺🇸
YOU DID IT AGAIN NARALY IT’S SUCH A JOY EVERY VIDEO .YOUR HEART YOUR SMILE YOUR LAUGHTER YOUR ATITUDE FOR ADVENTURE YOUR A GIFT FROM GOD TO US ALL. THANK YOU SO MUCH . GOD KEEP NORALY SAFE WHEREVER SHE GOES.
Most get themselves killed. Her instincts are clearly razor sharp. Trust the wrong people like those weirdos in the shop and you can easily go missing.
You are to be commended for what you do! You help, you educate, you explore, and you engage. Most of all you teach people not to be ignorant. God bless you. You should be rewarded.❤
It's beautiful to see that even in a place you wouldn't imagine people to share a similar mannerism and ideaology, they still laughed at the jokes you told and were very friendly even though they didn't know you.
You are fantastic! Unbelievable what you have done for tourism in Southern Africa. So many of us follow you daily. Love it when people speak Afrikaans to you! Beautiful language of the South. Dankie baie.
Noraly; you are National Geographic on two wheels! You putting the red powder on your face and arms...instant kinship! Thank you for giving us a small glimpse into their culture. They are so sweet. Yes, That porcupine is the cutest thing ever!
This girl is living a life most of us just dream of and then never ever able to do so. Amazing and epic journey, more power to you.!! May you have more and more safe journeys...
I actually have cash and willing and free time but I've lack of communication skills.... kinda introvert just seeking for someone popular to start my journey with someone who can talk to the camera nicely just like Noraly ... I'm biker driver and paraglider pilot
@@Infornografista It's not about a particular place. Its about leaving the worries of mainstream life behind and living every day as brand new day, exploring the unknown, meeting strangers. Just think of memories she is accumulating!!
Brazilian here. Happy to hear portuguse is among the so many languages you master. I actually have visited Amsterdam once and although I dont speak dutch, sometimes found dutch kinda intelligible to an english speaker ( even though english is a second language to me ). It was so enjoyable listening to the overhead speakers giving out instructions in the subway cars.
Noraly , this video is incredible. I didn’t think that you could top the last one , episode 58 , but you just did. What a generous and thoughtful idea to take gifts of food to the Namibia tribal ladies. They would have been so blessed by that. You are so lucky to rub shoulders with them. To help them see that other human beings can be nice to each other. A mind blowing video . I love Namibia. What ambassador you are.❤
I still do not understand why people are disliking the videos of Noraly since i do not see anything offensive, maybe it is competition of her our just sour grapes, i have visited all the places she are visiting i mean and i still love it.. if you don`t like it don`t watch it..she is doing one hell of her job even better then some tour guides i would say ..you are marketing Namibia wonderfully and professionally
This one was such a wonderful treat , especially with those tribes and they seemed so happy even though they don't have resources like we all have. Thanks noraly
Hey Noraly we love you. Your experiences with these African people is helping the world to see how beautiful people usually are. I Hondad through PNG in my young days even through dangerous zones but being friendly with people saved my skin...only once I had to drop my bike and run. Later married a gorgeous Aussie girl had 44yrs of the rest of her life together I am still so warm in my heart from her memory. Our first year we spent in West Sepik village called Yakimbole PNG then near her home in Australia. We travelled for a precious visit to Europe and again found wonderful people. Flessingen in Holland for my Karen to meet cousins etc. Across to England we drove up to Scotland arriving BNB after dark in freezing cold. The landlady heard my unmistakable Eng/Aussie accent and refused a room. Told her I had a frozen Aussie girl in the hire car....she pushed me aside and went out brought her in! Hot water bottles tea and scones. Later arrived late in Paris after catching wrong bus from Calais I studied the rail map in a central station which looked like a bloodshot eye looking for Gar de Nord where I had booked a hotel (an hotel). A ‘greasy Morrocan’ guy sidled to me to offer help. My wife was gorgeous like you but I figured ‘what can he do to us?’. He led us past locked ticket offices slipped his own coins into machines bought tickets (refused my cash) then left us at a lower platform for “next train”. Later New York we landed New Jersey not JFK but a US businessman behind us overheard our confusion on the transit bus and waited whilst our bags were unloaded then took us to street level, hailed a cab, came with us to Central Station then explained what we should do!!! Would not take a dime!! Rest of my life I have dedicated to buying coffee for anyone, doing my best for when needed and had a fantastic life. I get you! Understand your attitude...keep going please, if ever you need a friend by now you have many of us so never hesitate to share your joie de vie we will always be here for you.....
Noraly's vlogging style has forever changed the way I will document my adventures. She has a real skill of putting you on the ground with her! Thank you!
I 100% agree. I'm getting to old to ride a bike, but I feel like I'm there every time. Every time she says "I hope you enjoyed this video", I think for my self, "If only you knew how hard it is for us to wait for the next one".
Thank you for being such a quality human being. Your interactions with the tribal members was respectful and positive. Thanks for taking us along on your adventures. Continued safe travels.
All the best Noraly, you are doing such a great job in portraying our beautiful Namibia and its people while you are travelling through our country. You and Savanna must stay safe on your journey. Namibia and its people will stay in your heart forever. Blessings 🙌
Noraly, you epitomise what is right in the world. There are nice people everywhere, all it takes is to nice yourself. I have had hospitality in many places and I’ve found that the people who have the least are the most willing to share. You did a good thing today, as every day. Thanks again for sharing this. kind regards, K33F
Hello Noraly, what a great heart you have, to help the people with what you can afford. I am deeply impressed. Stay save and healthy and as always keep the rubber to the road, greetings from Germany.
1.5m views!! Wow! Your zest for life and love of exploration is infectious! Friendship concours all. Thank you for yet another heart warming, uplifting African experience. ❤
I've followed your journey quite closely, from South America up to Alaska. What an incredible ride that was! I've just started to watch your travels in Africa and elsewhere. What an Epic Journey! Fantastic! Best wishes and safe travels to you! Cheers!
Once again a fascinating episode from itchy boots. I love the fact, that she can connect with anyone. Her open mind and great smile can overcome any language and culture barriers.
There she is!! Off to the Himba village. Interesting the food store, looks like a jail. Great meeting the young man who spoke Portuguese. Always good to bring gifts, the appreciation of an old culture. Interesting the village how they protect themselves and their animals with the wooden fence. Always get a kick out of the children their curiosity and playfulness .. enjoy how you throw yourself into trying out a village tradition ... and how the ladies enjoyed it. Fascinated how the young lady groomed her hair. But the character that stole the show was the porcupine. What a active little character. Thank you for sharing the local interesting culture that we in Europe have no idea about. Ride careful, stay safe...
What I love about this channel the best. It shows good people are virtually everywhere, and it's only one or two people out of 100 that destroy everything.. the Africans are always smiling and so happy, and they don't have nothing but dirt I love this. Best thing I love about Itchy is the people are all so kind an she trusts her life to travel alone with them!
Interesting episode as always, Noraly. Visit to the Himba village was fascinating to watch. And always plenty of African wildlife to learn about! Thanks for taking us viewers along with you.
You created a memory for the tribe and they will Incude you in their thoughts whilst you travel .that small gift will be such a big help .your heart as always is as big as the smiles you gave them
I have seen all your vids, and this was the most enlightening cultural experience and heartwarming evidence of your generosity and human interaction between divergent cultures that I have seen! I thought I admired your courage of your travels, but your caring and ability to empathize by sharing different human situations literally blew me away and brought tears of joy to my eyes!
O boy...you are a superhero in my eyes. I'm super anxious and never really leave my home. Seeing your adventures is like a dream come true. All the very best of luck and even better people to you!
Amazing stuff Noraly, you are fantastic how you interact with everyone, those tribal people have a tough life but they look so happy too, maybe because they aren't watching tv news everyday and are not bombarded with bad news and fear of things that don't concern them.
When you are used to western comforts, their life looks difficult because it would be to you. To them, it's the only life that they know, so it's normal and comfortable to them. When you're used to a certain way from childhood, it's generally comfortable. Relativity is the word. The narrative that kids in Africa have it rough is often garbage. We have very fond memories of our childhoods, which westerners think was torment.
They own more land than most of us here, who spend our days inside, staring at screens, developing bad shoulders and backs while doing meaningless labour for uncaring companies...
Humbling and heartwarming video and insightful too into traditional ways. Though the Namibian scenery is beautiful these encounters are food for the soul.
I love your insight on traveling, motorcycles and meeting people from different cultures. You make me smile. All the best from an older biker woman who traveled the U.S and Canada on a 1973 Triumph Bonneville.
Jawel, ik ben nu maar pas jouw episode van vorig jaar aan het bekijken maar volg nu ook jouw huidig avontuur richting Alaska. Jouw vorige avonturen heb ik reeds met veel plezier bekeken. Wat ik zo mooi vind is dat je in deze vlog zei aan een locale inwoner dat iedereen jou helpt. Velen waaronder ikzelf zouden denken dat je eerder bestolen en belazerd zou worden in deze wereld ipv. geholpen te worden... Gelukkig bewijs jij het tegendeel.
Wonderful video. I never know what to expect: a geology lesson, magnificent landscapes, interesting local interactions, tricky motorcycling, wildlife, sometimes all of them and more!
Often I think, "Well, Noraly can't make a video better than that!" And then you do. Today's was magical - being able to make thousands of people smile at your adventures must be a great reward in itself. Thank you, yet again. About to watch this one again, straight away.
what a wonderful view of your life and the life of these beautiful people - love you and love this video, thanks for living your life in such a way and sharing with the world!!!
The tak kraals brings back a lot of memories I see nothing has changed in 40 years since I have been there during my army days,we also gave some of our rations to the local population.
Just when I'm sure one of your episodes could not be more amazing and mesmerizing...here came this episode. I was absolutely glued to the screen and the dialog for your visit to this village. My heart is still broken for the people who lost all their cattle and are struggling...because of other humans' actions. I wish we could all do more. But I am sending you a donation to the journey because, who knows, you may be able to offer such a gift to others, people that, unknowing to them, touch and gladden our hearts. Thank you so much!
I love the mix of English, Portugese, Afrikaans, and the Himba dialect of Herero we are served in this video! So fascinating to get a glimpse of the life in an Himba homestead! And the cape porcupine was so cute and so easily spooked! Thanks a lot, Noraly, for making all these excellent videos!
Love your answers to the ladies questions. Loved the kick ball with the boy and loved the children with you. Love the porcupine and your continuing adventure! Just love it! Thank you Noraly : )
Fascinating! All this technology in the world today, and these people live a hard, but simple life. I'd bet it would be safe to say that they are truly happier than most! So generous of you to get them some supplies. Big hugs...
It is absolutely wonderful the way you interact with the local people. The world could use a lot more ambassadors like you. Ride safe and keep sharing.
Noraly, you are a great great woman! I travelled all my life around the world (for work by plane.. haha) but didn't see much of it unfortunately and now it is far too late for me to start really visiting it. I will just follow you in your super adventures with your same enthusiasm. Take good care of yourself!
You are a fantastic ambassador of love, understanding, and acceptance. The small food gesture probably meant so much to those that probably have so little. You interaction with all the folks in that village is a great lesson to the rest of us. We are all related on this small orb we call home. We need to share like you do to others. The gift you give us of seeing people, places and things we may never experience is a great gift. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING! We love you! be safe! Almost forgot to add,I like your new co-star. So cute and not camera shy in the least. Too bad she could not accompany you. Probably make a great ice breaker, not to mention your own private security team!
You are a true ambassador of the motorcycling community, awesome job on taking the food to these people. Noraly , thank you! I am also a supporter of your site.
Every second a treat! That was such a good trip today. Plus a Porcupine kiss on Camera , lol . I confess I came back to see the Porcupine again. Didn´t know how big they are ! :-D
Hi Noraly! I have watched more of your videos and i can tell you with a lot of certitude that you are one of a kind. I also like your laugher, it is so nostalgic 😊 Welcome to Kenya and experience the beauty of our country and it's people ❤
AS A GEOLOGIST I MUST SAY THAT I AM LOVING YOUR JOURNEY THROUGH NAMIBIA. BREATHTAKING LANDSCAPES AND SCENERIES, IN PARTICULAR THOSE OBTAINED WITH YOUR MAVIC AIR. I AM ALSO IMPRESSED WITH THEIR COURAGE TO WALK IN SUCH REMOTE AREAS. NORALY YOU SURPRISE ME MORE AND MORE. A TRUE WARRIOR. TAKE CARE AND BE HAPPY, I LOVED YOUR CONTACT WITH THE PEOPLE OF THE VILLAGE.
I'm curious -- as a geologist, do you know if the red ochre in Namibia is similar to red ochre in other parts of the world? Or is it unusual and very different? I absolutely love the _otjize_ paste which the women wear, and although I have some of the omumbiri plants that give it its wonderful scent, I'm curious if other red ochre would work?
Amazing how different the world is and it is so wonderful to have someone as you to show it to us. Maybe we are the isolated ones living in a so called civilized society.
Noraly,I'm proud of you for your unselfish act of bringing food to that tribe, very thoughtful, another peak at your good spirit and a tribute to your loving upbringing by your parents. Good job.
Just wonderful to watch you interacting with the locals. Gives us a glimpse of how things are in these remote areas. They might not have much, but they seem pretty happy. Clearly they know something we don’t.
Moin Noraly, ein 💝herzliches, interessantes Video. Es ist immer eine Riesen Freude 😊 deine Videos. So lernen wir Land und Leute kennen. Diese natürlich en Dokos sind so inspirierend. 💚
You are so right there are lovely people everywhere, all we need to do is treat each other with respect and kindness. Thank you so much for the life lesson in this video.
As having a hard time just now, these videos really lift me up an I´m enjoying them so much, keep on riding with te wind and enjoy it, all the best, Mike Sweden
I hope things are better for you, Mike! 🇺🇸❤️🇸🇪 Btw we LOVE Swedish lefse! One of my family members is Swedish and makes traditional food sometimes like lefse and lutefisk.
Love the market scene everyone was so helpful and kind :D Love this. I found your video as part of my anthropogy tribe essay I am doing on the Angola people and love this! :D
NORALY IS AMAZING EACH VIDEO NICE TO SEE YOUR TRIPS AND LEARNING MORE ABOUT DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS WHEREVER YOU GO GREETINGS FROM MEX🇲🇽✌🏻
Nice as hell seeing dudes being helpful like they are most of the time. People forget that nowadays. Dudes rock man. Women rock as well. We can rock together man
Good morning Noraly, it is 12:01 am and a big 👍's up. The first 30 seconds shows why you have such a huge following. The people you meet are a massive part of this experience.
Thanks for the ride Noraly. What a wonderful gesture to bring food to the tribe. We are following your Season 6 and loving it, but we catch up on other seasons on Tuesday and Thursday!
That was an awesome gesture of humanity from you. As a pastor that runs a major food pantry in my county I am proud of you. Thank you for your compassion.
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"Everywhere are nice people. If I have a problem, people help me" This is what the worls needs to know! Unfortunately everyone has developed distorted images of what the world is. The Himba people are incredible. For many of us their life is unimaginable, but they are happier than all of us together. Thank you for sharing Noraly!
@@jhoxihum3230 those were not the Himba people. I don’t think they mix that much with the rest of the world. But agree that was a stressful moment seeing Noraly walk into such a place.
@@jhoxihum3230 Yeah I must say that female cashier was rude and not friendly. The gentleman hanging around were very friendly and helpful.
The further you travel the more helpful people are.
You should live with them. You will be happier
Ah, yes. The myth of the noble savage is alive and well. There are no misdeeds or injustice in their world. It is an absolute utopia, only introduced to evil by none other than European man, of course! How naive.
It's so weird meeting such friendly people like the guy in the shop at the beginning that you will probably never see again.
It really is! But some of the nicest people I've ever met, are people I meet on travels, and never see again.
The lady in the shop was a little bit rude though. She actually told a customer to come n get it yourself and she didnt even try to make conversation.
@@bossmalo947 : I think she’s basically saying feel free to take anything u want. Bht h don’t know. She does not look nice tho.
@@bossmalo947 She certainly was not rude, she was showing her trust by allowing her into a secure area to help herself. A change of perspective is required here.
@@legend9335 i understand ur point. Hence they say body language can be interpreted differently. So i will not say u are wrong...
Noraly you are an angel. For giving food to those in need. Bless you..
I totally agree
It is common culture in Africa. The tribes charge for taking photo, video etc. All visitors give money and/or food.
@@boymeetsbush8232 great info
That young lady's happiness is very infectious..this prove that happiness is not what you've acquired or have but who you are and surrounded by..happiness is when one is contented with what he or she has
I would also be happy if I had the time to travel and don‘t have to work...
Personally, I think there happier.. India, South america etc dirt ass poor all of em an always smiling it seems. Love love this!
Product of your environment 😉
@@schmetterfantblumi9998 then do it.
I’m South African living in Russia. And its pretty bizarre what most of these people think of Africans. I sometimes hear things along the lines of cannibalism. I always laugh at them. And here is Noraly riding blindly into the heart of Namibia… Shows that the media and some people are just blind/ignorant.
We appreciate you Noraly ❤️
How is everything as a south African in Russia during these strange times? Hope all is well
That's exactly how the Russians that live in the UK think. They even believe the Ukrainians started the war against Russia, and all the media across the entire world is lying.
Don't laugh at them Again African people are Cannibalism U are also.. what are you doing in Russia go back to Africa
the media is ignorant any how most of them lie lie and tell more lies
are you saying your intire country is full of saints and not a single person harms another ? lol im not saying you have cannible problems im saying the intire planet has people problems when no place on the planet is safe from people vs people i see a lot of this care free sillyness around the world but from were im from that will eventualy get you in trouble because sooner or later your luck runs out and if not thank your gods you were spared people
What a wonderful gift you presented to the family. Laughter is the universal language. Loved the video and the message you are sending😊 Thanks for sharing!🏍🇺🇸
YOU DID IT AGAIN NARALY IT’S SUCH A JOY EVERY VIDEO .YOUR HEART YOUR SMILE YOUR LAUGHTER YOUR ATITUDE FOR ADVENTURE
YOUR A GIFT FROM GOD TO US ALL.
THANK YOU SO MUCH . GOD KEEP NORALY SAFE WHEREVER SHE GOES.
Yes well said!
Love from the US 🙋🏾♀️❤️
Hey Noraly, because of you, I'm taking my first long moto trip from Naples Italy to Istanbul this weekend. Thank you for being such an inspiration!
Enjoy the ride!! 🙌
Have a great ride!
Stay safe
Was also my trigger to restart motorcycling after a pauze of 5 years… that enthousiasme is fantastic 🤙
Enjoy the ride and have a safe ride. 👏👏👏 from 🇹🇷
The world needs so many more people like you , interaction with the locals & tribes and a glimpse into their culture is so fascinating to watch.
Well spoken. Thank you.
Most get themselves killed. Her instincts are clearly razor sharp. Trust the wrong people like those weirdos in the shop and you can easily go missing.
@@thegreenknight1970 they helped her load her bags and wished her a safe journey?
Ralf, I really enjoyed the ladies from the tribe getting an insight into Noraly's culture also. They will never forget that moment.
@@thegreenknight1970 agree
You are to be commended for what you do! You help, you educate, you explore, and you engage. Most of all you teach people not to be ignorant. God bless you. You should be rewarded.❤
It's beautiful to see that even in a place you wouldn't imagine people to share a similar mannerism and ideaology, they still laughed at the jokes you told and were very friendly even though they didn't know you.
You need to travel dude.
You are fantastic!
Unbelievable what you have done for tourism in Southern Africa.
So many of us follow you daily.
Love it when people speak Afrikaans to you! Beautiful language of the South.
Dankie baie.
Ja nee
Noraly; you are National Geographic on two wheels!
You putting the red powder on your face and arms...instant kinship!
Thank you for giving us a small glimpse into their culture. They are so sweet.
Yes, That porcupine is the cutest thing ever!
This girl is living a life most of us just dream of and then never ever able to do so. Amazing and epic journey, more power to you.!!
May you have more and more safe journeys...
@@blokin5039 Also money is a major obstacle for most people
I actually have cash and willing and free time but I've lack of communication skills.... kinda introvert just seeking for someone popular to start my journey with someone who can talk to the camera nicely just like Noraly ... I'm biker driver and paraglider pilot
I surely don't dream going to Africa, but if that's your dream then you're lucky, it's actually not so expensive.
@@Infornografista It's not about a particular place. Its about leaving the worries of mainstream life behind and living every day as brand new day, exploring the unknown, meeting strangers. Just think of memories she is accumulating!!
Brazilian here. Happy to hear portuguse is among the so many languages you master. I actually have visited Amsterdam once and although I dont speak dutch, sometimes found dutch kinda intelligible to an english speaker ( even though english is a second language to me ). It was so enjoyable listening to the overhead speakers giving out instructions in the subway cars.
Can u imagine how many black was in her at this time?)
Noraly , this video is incredible. I didn’t think that you could top the last one , episode 58 , but you just did. What a generous and thoughtful idea to take gifts of food to the Namibia tribal ladies. They would have been so blessed by that. You are so lucky to rub shoulders with them. To help them see that other human beings can be nice to each other. A mind blowing video . I love Namibia. What ambassador you are.❤
I still do not understand why people are disliking the videos of Noraly since i do not see anything offensive, maybe it is competition of her our just sour grapes, i have visited all the places she are visiting i mean and i still love it.. if you don`t like it don`t watch it..she is doing one hell of her job even better then some tour guides i would say ..you are marketing Namibia wonderfully and professionally
Some people just love to hate...
There are ppl who run programs on computers that do nothing but troll TH-cam videos and dislike them...Bots as some people call them.
@@marek0101 I guess we all have the right to our own opinions Marek, no offence taken but some given it seems...
@@patrickblue3813 Yes, some sad people love to hate - *especially* when the youtuber is very well liked.
The haters are nothing but sour grapes
You bring your kindness to wherever you go. It's all shows your inspiring personality. I admire you!
A quiet gentle person opens many doors. Loving your journey through Africa Noraly .
Amen
This one was such a wonderful treat , especially with those tribes and they seemed so happy even though they don't have resources like we all have. Thanks noraly
Hey Noraly we love you. Your experiences with these African people is helping the world to see how beautiful people usually are. I Hondad through PNG in my young days even through dangerous zones but being friendly with people saved my skin...only once I had to drop my bike and run. Later married a gorgeous Aussie girl had 44yrs of the rest of her life together I am still so warm in my heart from her memory. Our first year we spent in West Sepik village called Yakimbole PNG then near her home in Australia. We travelled for a precious visit to Europe and again found wonderful people. Flessingen in Holland for my Karen to meet cousins etc. Across to England we drove up to Scotland arriving BNB after dark in freezing cold. The landlady heard my unmistakable Eng/Aussie accent and refused a room. Told her I had a frozen Aussie girl in the hire car....she pushed me aside and went out brought her in! Hot water bottles tea and scones. Later arrived late in Paris after catching wrong bus from Calais I studied the rail map in a central station which looked like a bloodshot eye looking for Gar de Nord where I had booked a hotel (an hotel). A ‘greasy Morrocan’ guy sidled to me to offer help. My wife was gorgeous like you but I figured ‘what can he do to us?’. He led us past locked ticket offices slipped his own coins into machines bought tickets (refused my cash) then left us at a lower platform for “next train”. Later New York we landed New Jersey not JFK but a US businessman behind us overheard our confusion on the transit bus and waited whilst our bags were unloaded then took us to street level, hailed a cab, came with us to Central Station then explained what we should do!!! Would not take a dime!! Rest of my life I have dedicated to buying coffee for anyone, doing my best for when needed and had a fantastic life. I get you! Understand your attitude...keep going please, if ever you need a friend by now you have many of us so never hesitate to share your joie de vie we will always be here for you.....
Going to the headman is the right way. It also retains his respect in the Village specially in this time of drought. Proud of you.
I'm enjoying all Itchy Boots adventures! It's just like being there with you. Stay safe, keep well and happy trails!
Noraly's vlogging style has forever changed the way I will document my adventures. She has a real skill of putting you on the ground with her! Thank you!
I 100% agree. I'm getting to old to ride a bike, but I feel like I'm there every time.
Every time she says "I hope you enjoyed this video", I think for my self, "If only you knew how hard it is for us to wait for the next one".
Yes we enjoy your videos -ALWAYS.🙂
Hope you are still doing well in Namibia. It is changing in South Africa😔
Thank you for being such a quality human being. Your interactions with the tribal members was respectful and positive. Thanks for taking us along on your adventures. Continued safe travels.
Wow! I am blown away by your courage and sense of adventure.... and your beauty! I've always wanted to visit the Himba tribe.
13:30 even the Himba woman ask if she aren`t afraid!! You are such a brave Woman!
Noraly totally at home with the people......fantastic
All the best Noraly, you are doing such a great job in portraying our beautiful Namibia and its people while you are travelling through our country. You and Savanna must stay safe on your journey. Namibia and its people will stay in your heart forever. Blessings 🙌
you was the man in the shop? ;-)
Noraly, you epitomise what is right in the world. There are nice people everywhere, all it takes is to nice yourself. I have had hospitality in many places and I’ve found that the people who have the least are the most willing to share. You did a good thing today, as every day. Thanks again for sharing this. kind regards, K33F
Hello Noraly,
what a great heart you have, to help the people with what you can afford. I am deeply impressed. Stay save and healthy and as always keep the rubber to the road, greetings from Germany.
Schön gesacht. Dem schließe ich mich an 👍. Grüße aus Oldenburg
1.5m views!! Wow! Your zest for life and love of exploration is infectious! Friendship concours all. Thank you for yet another heart warming, uplifting African experience. ❤
I've followed your journey quite closely, from South America up to Alaska. What an incredible ride that was! I've just started to watch your travels in Africa and elsewhere. What an Epic Journey! Fantastic! Best wishes and safe travels to you! Cheers!
Once again a fascinating episode from itchy boots. I love the fact, that she can connect with anyone. Her open mind and great smile can overcome any language and culture barriers.
There she is!! Off to the Himba village. Interesting the food store, looks like a jail. Great meeting the young man who spoke Portuguese. Always good to bring gifts, the appreciation of an old culture. Interesting the village how they protect themselves and their animals with the wooden fence. Always get a kick out of the children their curiosity and playfulness .. enjoy how you throw yourself into trying out a village tradition ... and how the ladies enjoyed it. Fascinated how the young lady groomed her hair. But the character that stole the show was the porcupine. What a active little character. Thank you for sharing the local interesting culture that we in Europe have no idea about. Ride careful, stay safe...
food is like gold and that is why they are put in jail.
That little store had very good security, for the area.
@@jonam7589 not really, they have cattle🤷.
"Every little bit helps" - you are absolutely correct. Thank you Noraly.
What I love about this channel the best. It shows good people are virtually everywhere, and it's only one or two people out of 100 that destroy everything.. the Africans are always smiling and so happy, and they don't have nothing but dirt I love this. Best thing I love about Itchy is the people are all so kind an she trusts her life to travel alone with them!
I lived in Africa for several years as a child and it is part of me. Thank you for sharing, it is close to my heart.
Interesting episode as always, Noraly. Visit to the Himba village was fascinating to watch. And always plenty of African wildlife to learn about!
Thanks for taking us viewers along with you.
Ok. Thank you so much
You created a memory for the tribe and they will Incude you in their thoughts whilst you travel .that small gift will be such a big help .your heart as always is as big as the smiles you gave them
I have seen all your vids, and this was the most enlightening cultural experience and heartwarming evidence of your generosity and human interaction between divergent cultures that I have seen! I thought I admired your courage of your travels, but your caring and ability to empathize by sharing different human situations literally blew me away and brought tears of joy to my eyes!
O boy...you are a superhero in my eyes. I'm super anxious and never really leave my home. Seeing your adventures is like a dream come true. All the very best of luck and even better people to you!
Noraly is showing the world how humanity is a beautiful , good people when we are experiencing goodness and loving intentions to one another 🌅🙏🏼💜
Amazing stuff Noraly, you are fantastic how you interact with everyone, those tribal people have a tough life but they look so happy too, maybe because they aren't watching tv news everyday and are not bombarded with bad news and fear of things that don't concern them.
Turn off tv
When you are used to western comforts, their life looks difficult because it would be to you. To them, it's the only life that they know, so it's normal and comfortable to them. When you're used to a certain way from childhood, it's generally comfortable. Relativity is the word. The narrative that kids in Africa have it rough is often garbage. We have very fond memories of our childhoods, which westerners think was torment.
They don’t have a tough life. That’s their life and that’s how they live.
its a normal life for them, a tough life would be how the puritans lived
or being a medieval serf
They own more land than most of us here, who spend our days inside, staring at screens, developing bad shoulders and backs while doing meaningless labour for uncaring companies...
Such a kind and compassionate lady the world needs so many more people like you .
Humbling and heartwarming video and insightful too into traditional ways. Though the Namibian scenery is beautiful these encounters are food for the soul.
I love your insight on traveling, motorcycles and meeting people from different cultures. You make me smile. All the best from an older biker woman who traveled the U.S and Canada on a 1973 Triumph Bonneville.
Jawel, ik ben nu maar pas jouw episode van vorig jaar aan het bekijken maar volg nu ook jouw huidig avontuur richting Alaska. Jouw vorige avonturen heb ik reeds met veel plezier bekeken.
Wat ik zo mooi vind is dat je in deze vlog zei aan een locale inwoner dat iedereen jou helpt. Velen waaronder ikzelf zouden denken dat je eerder bestolen en belazerd zou worden in deze wereld ipv. geholpen te worden... Gelukkig bewijs jij het tegendeel.
Noraly you are an outstanding ambassador for the European world ! Your friendship is contagious. Thank you 🙏
Wonderful video. I never know what to expect: a geology lesson, magnificent landscapes, interesting local interactions, tricky motorcycling, wildlife, sometimes all of them and more!
Often I think, "Well, Noraly can't make a video better than that!"
And then you do. Today's was magical - being able to make thousands of people smile at your adventures must be a great reward in itself.
Thank you, yet again. About to watch this one again, straight away.
These are exactly my thoughts as well, thanks, Jim :)
She is a brilliant lady. She should be Time magazine woman of the year. Very unusual talent.
Even tribal people know a woman’s place in functioning of a working society that’s lasted hundred of thousands of years
what a wonderful view of your life and the life of these beautiful people - love you and love this video, thanks for living your life in such a way and sharing with the world!!!
Hats off for another great episode of Itchy Boots in Africa. I am amazed by so many different skills, and they are all executed magnificently.
The tak kraals brings back a lot of memories I see nothing has changed in 40 years since I have been there during my army days,we also gave some of our rations to the local population.
@Phil Lister Yes they loved when the Army guys came to the villages.
Sodaliet?
True bru
Just when I'm sure one of your episodes could not be more amazing and mesmerizing...here came this episode. I was absolutely glued to the screen and the dialog for your visit to this village. My heart is still broken for the people who lost all their cattle and are struggling...because of other humans' actions. I wish we could all do more. But I am sending you a donation to the journey because, who knows, you may be able to offer such a gift to others, people that, unknowing to them, touch and gladden our hearts. Thank you so much!
It is really amazing to see how ladies from any tribe to meet a lady from modern world really special
Oh my what a life you are living! You are a beautiful ambassador for our species. Many blessings to you and yours! Cheers and safe travels!
I love the mix of English, Portugese, Afrikaans, and the Himba dialect of Herero we are served in this video! So fascinating to get a glimpse of the life in an Himba homestead! And the cape porcupine was so cute and so easily spooked! Thanks a lot, Noraly, for making all these excellent videos!
Love your answers to the ladies questions. Loved the kick ball with the boy and loved the children with you. Love the porcupine and your continuing adventure! Just love it! Thank you Noraly : )
Fascinating! All this technology in the world today, and these people live a hard, but simple life. I'd bet it would be safe to say that they are truly happier than most! So generous of you to get them some supplies. Big hugs...
You're such a hero to many people of the world, saludos from San Antonio, Texas and blessings amor!
BRILLIANT, nice of you to blend in with the locals, and especially GIVING them something they will love and USE😉
I like that the Himba are able to carry on their traditional life and culture in a modern world. Everyone likes Noraly, even the porcupine.
It is absolutely wonderful the way you interact with the local people. The world could use a lot more ambassadors like you. Ride safe and keep sharing.
Noraly, thanks for introduce them to the world.. so nice people and innocent smile on their face...
Hola Noraly. Me encanta lo que haces. Cariños!!! Te escribo desde Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
You are just wonderful, I have been working here for 4 year and I haven’t visited all this place. You did a great job
Amazingly how friendly and helpful the folks are. So kind of you to share some much needed supplies for the people. ❤
You may have been only able to carry 10kg of food for then but you brought your 100kg heart with you full of compassion and interest. 👍
Hello Noraly i am loving your interactions with the local tribes and your willingness to try your hand at anything. Ride Safe!
Noraly, you are a great great woman! I travelled all my life around the world (for work by plane.. haha) but didn't see much of it unfortunately and now it is far too late for me to start really visiting it. I will just follow you in your super adventures with your same enthusiasm. Take good care of yourself!
You are a fantastic ambassador of love, understanding, and acceptance. The small food gesture probably meant so much to those that probably have so little. You interaction with all the folks in that village is a great lesson to the rest of us. We are all related on this small orb we call home. We need to share like you do to others. The gift you give us of seeing people, places and things we may never experience is a great gift. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING! We love you! be safe! Almost forgot to add,I like your new co-star. So cute and not camera shy in the least. Too bad she could not accompany you. Probably make a great ice breaker, not to mention your own private security team!
You are a true ambassador of the motorcycling community, awesome job on taking the food to these people. Noraly , thank you! I am also a supporter of your site.
Not really of motorcycling but true Ambassador of touching levels few won’t even dare.
Every second a treat! That was such a good trip today. Plus a Porcupine kiss on Camera , lol .
I confess I came back to see the Porcupine again. Didn´t know how big they are ! :-D
Thanks again for a throughly engaging and delightful episode. Great mix of motorcycles and local culture. Such a real treat!
Hi Noraly! I have watched more of your videos and i can tell you with a lot of certitude that you are one of a kind. I also like your laugher, it is so nostalgic 😊
Welcome to Kenya and experience the beauty of our country and it's people ❤
It was a very nice gesture of you to have bought food for the tribal people. God will bless your kind heart
AS A GEOLOGIST I MUST SAY THAT I AM LOVING YOUR JOURNEY THROUGH NAMIBIA. BREATHTAKING LANDSCAPES AND SCENERIES, IN PARTICULAR THOSE OBTAINED WITH YOUR MAVIC AIR. I AM ALSO IMPRESSED WITH THEIR COURAGE TO WALK IN SUCH REMOTE AREAS. NORALY YOU SURPRISE ME MORE AND MORE. A TRUE WARRIOR. TAKE CARE AND BE HAPPY, I LOVED YOUR CONTACT WITH THE PEOPLE OF THE VILLAGE.
I'm curious -- as a geologist, do you know if the red ochre in Namibia is similar to red ochre in other parts of the world? Or is it unusual and very different?
I absolutely love the _otjize_ paste which the women wear, and although I have some of the omumbiri plants that give it its wonderful scent, I'm curious if other red ochre would work?
Have you not learned where the caps lock is in geology school?
Amazing how different the world is and it is so wonderful to have someone as you to show it to us. Maybe we are the isolated ones living in a so called civilized society.
Noraly,I'm proud of you for your unselfish act of bringing food to that tribe, very thoughtful, another peak at your good spirit and a tribute to your loving upbringing by your parents. Good job.
I 10kg is not food come on
@@unclebob646More of a thoughtful (and useful) gift.
Himba people are amazing thank you for sharing your happy moments. Watching from sweden🙏💓💓
you are an amazing person, love the way you just blend in with the locals, awesome videos
A great example, Noraly, of how you grew into more documentary and found your niche. What a great ride, with you.
Wonderful act of kindness - we need more of that today! Unfortunately droughts and lack of food and water are a growing crisis we must confront.
Just wonderful to watch you interacting with the locals. Gives us a glimpse of how things are in these remote areas. They might not have much, but they seem pretty happy. Clearly they know something we don’t.
Moin Noraly, ein 💝herzliches, interessantes Video. Es ist immer eine Riesen Freude 😊 deine Videos. So lernen wir Land und Leute kennen. Diese natürlich en Dokos sind so inspirierend. 💚
First time viewer from Australia...
I'm staggered at how you manage the logistics of your escapades in your life.
Well done! & Thx.
You are so right there are lovely people everywhere, all we need to do is treat each other with respect and kindness. Thank you so much for the life lesson in this video.
As having a hard time just now, these videos really lift me up an I´m enjoying them so much, keep on riding with te wind and enjoy it, all the best, Mike Sweden
Hang in there, Mike. There will be good times💪
@@norbert_engel Thanks man, appreciate it
Hullo Mike, I hope you are doing well and life is feeling a little kinder. Sending warm thoughts from New Zealand 🇳🇿👋
I hope things are better for you, Mike!
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Btw we LOVE Swedish lefse! One of my family members is Swedish and makes traditional food sometimes like lefse and lutefisk.
The young woman showing you how to rub the rocks was your doppelganger in terms of smiles and laughter.
i love her😍 she is very kind.
I love you Noraly. You exemplify what the heart of humanity should be like.
Love the market scene everyone was so helpful and kind :D Love this. I found your video as part of my anthropogy tribe essay I am doing on the Angola people and love this! :D
Great episode, love the interaction with the locals.
You are such a kind person keep being you the world needs more people like you
Each episode is like a well made short documentary. 20 + minutes of pure joy !
NORALY IS AMAZING EACH VIDEO NICE TO SEE YOUR TRIPS AND LEARNING MORE ABOUT DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS WHEREVER YOU GO GREETINGS FROM MEX🇲🇽✌🏻
Nice as hell seeing dudes being helpful like they are most of the time. People forget that nowadays. Dudes rock man. Women rock as well. We can rock together man
'Easy life...no man' 😂 strong, brave and an independent lady. Respect for Miss Noraly ❣️
Good morning Noraly, it is 12:01 am and a big 👍's up.
The first 30 seconds shows why you have such a huge following.
The people you meet are a massive part of this experience.
I loved this episode. People are so generous to bikers travelling on their own, it’s a nice reminder to give back
Thanks for the ride Noraly. What a wonderful gesture to bring food to the tribe. We are following your Season 6 and loving it, but we catch up on other seasons on Tuesday and Thursday!
That was an awesome gesture of humanity from you. As a pastor that runs a major food pantry in my county I am proud of you. Thank you for your compassion.