I had to ride HARD ENDURO to get here! [S5 - Eps. 39]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2021
- In this episode I am riding to the Fish River Canyon, the second largest canyon in the world. It's not an easy ride to get there but once I do - I'll get some paper and a pen out and explain you how this canyon was formed!
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I doubt you have enough time to read all your comments between riding, exploring, filming, editing, producing and planning your adventures, but I hope you read this and it helps to keep you motivated to keep up your adventures and share them with us. I felt especially compelled after this video to compliment you on your courage, love of life, love of adventure, love of nature and especially your love of learning and sharing all of this with us. I really enjoy your videos and your enthusiasm is very inspirational. Your videos are incredible for a 1 person to do by themselves, very professional, beautiful cinematography and production. Keep up the incredible work!
Absolutely !! In addition to all what you have mentioned, she also takes the time to do research about the places she visits and share the information .. It's crazy mind-blowing what she does !
If u did this all by urself, than I agree with comment above
Well said! She's a champ alright.
I couldn’t have said it better. She is ONE AMAZING gal.
@@gabrielabdul8372 think the trick is that she loves to have the whole world for herself.. looking for the places wich are a challenge..
no husband for here during her travels.. and its good that way.. and dangeres... amsterdam or new york are dangeres...does not matter were you are .. there is always some danger... and.. I rather be attackt by a lion than end up in a hospital because some drunk driver run over me..
This film shows me two things . Firstly what a remarkable planet we humans inhabit. Secondly this lady is an outstanding film maker and deserves to be recognised.
Namibian, and i Am still shook.
Yes so true
There were 130, 000 people willing you up that rocky incline! Just wanted to say a genuine and heartfelt Thankyou for all the effort, time and hard work you've put in to create and share these videos. You've helped a lot of people through a difficult time, one way or another and your positive outlook and good nature has cheered and inspired hundreds of thousands of people all over the world.
Ditto
My goodness, these drone shots of the Fish River Canyon were utterly spectacular! Well done, Noraly!
As soon as she posts, the first thing that comes to my mind is "Thankgod she is safe"
Don't worry, Namibia is quite save
There were flashing devasted floods recently and it had caused lot of devastating problems.
@@Schaapkraal I'm sure. It's not about Namibia. Just a general concern you know.
@@lotuskamal7600 That's sad. Such a beautiful country though.
Noraly is a very experienced adventure. Do thing's go wrong yes they do, does she talk about it much no, maybe later, not dead yet, and the adventure is still on. Is Africa alot to chew on yes it is, could she stop all of a sudden yes, if it is a better adventure is being offered, I am sure she would jump at the chance. Do not worry about Noraly, better to do what you love to live, and a wonderful person is doing just that.
“how do I pick these roads?” Because you just love them and we love you picking those: no poles, just rocks and holes, no crowds, just Noraly!
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I feel like I’m watching family vacation videos. I grew up in South Africa and also spent 4 years in Namibia. In a small mining town called Rosh Pinah. Namibia was still called South West Africa. I also spent a memorable vacation as a boy in Ai-Ais. On Sundays we’d drive to the dried out parts of the Fish River and Orange River beds. We’d spend the day collecting bags of agate, rose quarts and more. Over the years we also collected the exoskeletons of 26 species of scorpions. 😳😱These videos are making me nostalgic about my younger years, without a care in the world. Your videos are amazing. Enjoy the amazing rugged beauty that only exists in the desert.
Wow, again, Africa is absolutely blowing my mind, I had no idea how amazing it is. Thank you again Noraly!
9:45 OMG
There are no words to describe this video.The drone footage is like looking at the landscape of Mars. Where else in this world can we get a geology lesson from the EDGE of a canyon complete with drawings. Noraly you are an amazing and inspirational woman. HONDA you should be sponsoring this lady doing wonders to promote your product. Stay Safe xxx
He! That's what I been a-thinkin too. Marsian landscape, indeed. Been lookin around to see mark whatney in his mars rover there on those wide pan shots. :)
I strongly agree with this comment and recommendation
I am amazed at this little Honda and the punishment it has taken. I was quite expecting Noraly to get a puncture on those stony parts she certainly has an element of luck. Always the best scenery is where the weather can become extreme. I was quite expecting the drone to do a very low pass over the edge of the canyon at speed, that would have been a great shot.
Yes! She would do even better on a Honda Africa Twin.
Fully agree with you,
A compliment a geologist should take seriously: "you rock".
Just don't take her for granite.....
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What a stoned joke
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New T shirt: "I Rock... I'm a Geologist!"
I need a plate of French fries after that too!
Thank you Noraly! In every video you leave me in awe! You truly deserve awards for your work, skill & courage. Geologist, adventurer, expert motorcyclist, explorer, & journalist.
The man at the cave asked "Are you scared?" Noraly replies "No not at all." Nothing scares you!
You inspired me to buy a little motorbike last week! Bought husband one too. Because if not now when?
Big fan love, prayers and blessings from Northern California!! Lets go!
Hello Noraly from New Zealand. Another inspirational video, many thanks. It's very easy for viewers to give advice about how to ride the rough parts, but you are the one there, doing it, with so many kms under your belt. You know what you are doing and you do such a good job of it. The main objective in those tough situations is to get through without harming yourself or your bike and you are achieving that brilliantly.
"How do I pick these roads" The Scottish-Canadian poet Robert Service: "The trails of the world be countless, and most of the trails be tried, We tred in the tracks of many till we come to the way's divide. One path descends in the sunlight, its wide and deep and worn, but the new trail's rough and grows narrow, but its the new trail that lures us on." A great definition of Itchy Boots!!
Richard, that is perfect, wonderful poem. Great Quote!
How well said. Thank you for such an appropriate comment. By the way, Scotland is gorgeous and offers brilliant landscapes and friendly inhabitants.
A fitting tribute to Noraly's adventurous spirit.
The road less traveled.
Brilliant
Cool shots of Savannah's cloud of dust leaving the rim on the way back. The camera work and editing just get better and better each week.
Background music was also nice
Love your channel! Please visit our country and the Grand Canyon ASAP
PEACE LOVE JOY
she does a lot of advertising for Honda.... when savannah gets tired, Honda needs to step up and give her a free replacement....make her an official Honda Ambassador
Yes it is great advertising for the Honda CRF250L. That is one tough bike to hold up to all that.
They should give her an africa twin
@@MatchBookNotes Itchy already has a Honda motorcycle at Home in the Netherlands. In you watch These Movies, you should know that africa Twim is to big and too heavy for woman to ride on such roads. Did you Go offroad?
@@Moto_Bizzario If you watch the many videos Noraly has from all over Asia and Europe, you'd know she's a great international ambassador of good will. Through Eurasia, she rode her justly famous Royal Enfield Himalayan she named Basanti. She's a wonderful representative of free-spirited people on 2 wheels.
@@trevorjameson3213 Throughout Eurasia she rode a Royal Enfield Himalayan she named Basanti. She's been entertaining people for quite some time now.
I have to say these episodes just keep getting better. I'd love to see a full length Itchy Boots on a theater screen.
Noraly, once I saw the "opening drone scene" BEFORE the episode started, I knew we were in for another treat.
Your music is always right on and well synchronized while editing 👌🏽👏🏼.
Oh boy, I was right. The opening drone scene did not lie. WOW! JUST SPECTACULAR!
Thanks for the geology and geography lesson.
I was dying for her to fly the drone out, over , and into the canyon....but that's probably super risky, as a malfunction, or wind could doom the little fella for sure. We had a drone escape with the wind in our neighborhood and it was never found.
@@bigcity2085 was it a white thing, about so big, with some flashing lights on it? It's in my garage....
"Worries for later then" , brave girl
The drone shots along with the dramatic music make this a fantastic video. Thank you Noraly.
Namibia has beautiful scenery 🇳🇦🇳🇦 thank for sharing our country to rest of the world.
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Imagine being at one of the wonders of the natural world, so vast that you can see it from space and having the whole thing to yourself with not even a visitors centre to block your view! Incredible!
Exactly.
Are we really with 7,5 billion overhere....?
Well put...and we got Noraly to take us there. Thank you
She does not take paved roads.
Spectacular drone work! Fish River Canyon is impressive. This woman has the courage to take us with her to places we would never see on a conventional guided tour.
Then go on the less conventional tours.
Noralie does the stuff, simple.
@@Bruce-1956 The expected response from someone named BRUCE.
You never cease to amaze me Noraly. That little CRF Honda is an amazing bike. How you handled that rocky climb was tremendous. I suspect, that if you'd tried that with Bissanti, you may have struggled much more. Really great viewing and filming. Stay safe.
Stunning scenery, superb drone shots and a geology lesson on top! This episode really seemed to capture the spirit of your African adventure and illustrated the unique terrain of this incredible continent.
Good morning Professor Noraly 😁
I did not know there is a “Grand Canyon” in Namibia. I learn so much just watching your channel 👍
we do learn a lot of noraly .
She is such a geology geek! But we all loves her! Keep it up Noraly!
Yeah, I'm learning so much about Africa that I had no idea existed. Thank you Noraly for taking us along.
After learning about Fish River Canyon's existence, the name "Grand Canyon" sounds a bit dull. :D
It is amazing to see you ride through the tough road surface alone..what a courageous lady.
The geology is so amazing it is beyond words to capture the grandeur.
Mother nature was playing rock music (pun intended) making canyons.
As a fellow young geologist all these places just make me oh so happy.
Thanks for taking us with you, Noraly. 🔨🦕🦖
Watching this reminded me of the 5 day hike through the Canyon with Wild Horses and a Leopard visiting us while we slept. Such great memories you are bringing back. Loving your journey.
A lot of hard work!
And also not without risks.
Respect.
I was just having my morning coffee here in Canada, while taking a motorcycle tour of the Namibian Grand Canyon courtesy of Noraly. I amazed how much open space is in southern Africa, and how few people there are. The drone footage is awesome! And to top it off; a geology lesson. Thanks Noraly!
She's in Namibia.
@@neillockhart2798 he ment southern Africa not south Africa
Namibia
Noraly, it was so painful watching you ride over those rough spots in the road, remember your training, let the bike roll over the ruts and rocks when going downhill, don't try to stop it, it will roll over most things. Good to see you remembered going up that momentum is the key, makes no difference if you are in first gear or not just keep it going. Keep it up!
May God bless this human being for her valuable service to the mankind by taking all the viewers with her to the places which dare not to be visited!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Noraly:There is no rule that says you can't get off your bike and "Bulldog" it.i.e.get off the bike and walk next to it to get out of a sticky situation
I was thinking the exact same. Her weight is making it difficult , even in the sandy section of the previous video.
Experience tells me the predicament she was in was not walkable. When I've been in such situations you end up falling and pulling the bike down with you or losing balance on the bike and it pulls you down. The camera flattens the grade so many things look possible that are not if you are there. She truly got it right when she said the key is to pick your line and keep your momentum going. Once you've been stopped, it's going to look sad and it will be sad.
The water makes the track a rocky river I bypass those iffy areas and its normally easier than trying to get past the bad patches in the road
" this came down and this came up". " lets, go".
Another exciting episode from Itchy Boots.
I love the way Noraly does not take risks when she is riding on rough terrain.Being solo and riding in such isolated places she knows she must lookafter herself and her bike.Keep adventouring girl.
I'm Russian. I don't know the language. a great solution with subtitles. you are very creative, beautiful and clever!
" I take the paved roads"
Itchy Boots takes the trail, enduro style. " look at this".
Stunning Ms Boots.
Looks like you ended up with the perfect bike for Africa.
You have to admire her bravery. The road seems to become a pile of rocks and she starts laughing.
@Block Chain I think she'll be okay. She looks in great shape now and the bike has shocks. It will put some strain on her leg muscles from having to stand on the pegs when it gets real rocky but that will just cause soreness at worse. She will heal.
Now on the other hand my street bike is a hardtail bobber meaning it has no rear shocks so the air in the tire and your spine and lower back become the shocks. However we don't go on long trips or off roading with them. My body wouldn't last a few minutes where Noraly is riding. We try to stay on smooth paved roads and mostly use them for event hopping.
Namibia seems quite arid compared to the green South Africa,do their cities have water problems, however if planning is there even a single river can be enough.
16:30 proper enduro skills, Noraly. "Third try... come on, come on!!"
YOU DID IT!!
The canyon is so beautiful I wanted to cry!!! Thank you for showing it to us 🙏
What a beautiful view of the canyon! Thank you Noraly for showing to the world how beautiful places you travel.
Can you imagine what are your 4K videos on 65" TV....stunning!!!! Recently I bought my first motorbike, you did it !! Thank you Noraly!
Be sure to get quality instruction. Let us know how it goes. Good luck!
The canyon was one of your best drone footages I've seen so far. Breathtaking really.
The hot air balloons in Turkey where pretty cool also.
Noraly, love you, I am 78, not much time left, love your shows. Was just sitting here thinking that if you ever stop doing these trips/videos you will have a lifetime of them to watch again and marvel at what you did, what you accomplished. You will also leave these as a wonderful legacy that will be watched by future generations I am sure. You have a great talent in filming, editing, combining with the right music. Best wishes and keep em coming, particularly interested in you returning to Peru and resuming your trip north to Alaska. I am U.S. but retired to Ecuador.
I hope you are doing well Chuck. Best wish for you from The Netherlands.
Stunning Noraly! Thanks for a ride down memory lane. I absolutely love Namibia, and stayed at Ai Ais (meaning "burning waters" due to the hot springs), also hiked the Canyon. It's one of my best experiences. Wonderful to see your aerial footage of that divinely desolate landscape 🥰🤩😍
Watching you ride over rough terrain - and seeing successful struggle - is an inspiration. Thank you so much for taking us along on your adventures. Some people only dream, and others turn the dreams into action. You do the latter and I'm grateful. Thanks for posting.
I think the best word for that trail to the canyon would be 'gnarly'. Tough going!
Rough roads lead to beautiful places.Very rough and rugged roads take us to places that exist only in dreams. You are simply superb.
Watching you ride through wilderness with possible wildlife is unnerving. I keep looking out for lions or other large cats. As a safari driver in Disney we get to learn how to recognize animal tracks and their droppings. The state of their droppings can tell you how long ago they passed by that spot. People that has been on real safaris in Africa have told me, in amazement, how close our attractions in Disney's Animal Kingdom Park come to the real thing. The one advantage of our safari is that you always get to see the animals on each trip. Although, on occasion, they do manage to hide from the trail.
Wow Wow Wow...can’t imagine the feeling you are having...being totally alone in such a beautiful place. The challenge of the trail was a challenge so well rewarded. Your skills are improving every day! Good job Noraly 💪
"worries for later"....great quote!
This is sheer bravery Noraly, one word, absolute respect. Prayers for your safety and the Footage is jaw dropping.
Us Namibians are very inquisitive, friendly, helpful and have the warmest hearts.
Your spirit of adventure is only eclipsed by your abundance of kindness to everyone you touch. The smile you left on that petro station attendant should be bottled and and distributed worldwide.
I’d like to give a big thumbs up to them tires... they take a absolute beating, day in and day out.
These countries look nothing like a thought they would, watched to many Tarzan movies as a kid
Tires and the shock up. two most important component in offroading
Tarzan was a few countries higher up to the north LOL
Philna Smith he was more of a jungle dweller
I Loved your videos because most TH-cam motorcycle bloggers they would trim out the struggling parts when they get stuck on some hectic roads...They would show you only beautiful, enjoying, awesome moments of their cameras....
BUT your videos are different.... you shows us it's good, beautiful, with its bad, struggling raw footages..... how you stay calm and keep trying... until success.....these golden parts of your video, motivates us in such trouble situations.
Stay calm and follow itchy boots.
Your die hard FAN....❤️😍
With lots of love and respect
From INDIA
Noraly:"Come on, come on"! There's NO stopping our Super Gal. BUT, you had me worried between that rocky road and the sand debacle! You are a true courageous, intrepid adventurer. I have the utmost respect for you! You GO GIRL!
It's incredible that you smile in difficult situations :-)
You are great and brave and I wish you a happy journey and I look forward to the next video !
What an awesome video, the canyon really was stunning- "Why do I always chose this kind of roads" It's a talent of yours dear Noraly 👍💐🤗😘
Hi Noraly, the quality of your work just keeps getting better and better. Loved the drone footage and the pics of your dust trail after lunch. Stay safe, Al, Airdrie, Scotland
I believe you know by now that you are in the greatest country of the world!! Welcome, and I must complement you on absolutely outstanding footage of the Fishriver Canyon. Well done. I will not miss a single episode!!!
There she goes again, riding with a huge crowd of people. Thanks for the geology lesson. As usual, beautiful and stunning photography!
As always your drone footage is awesome. It really shows what little specs we are on this planet.
Me: Why did she stop?
Noraly: Why did i stop? 😁
I know I was saying out loud gun it babe comon!
I was saying Stand Up. That was on the pegs terain that.
Anyone who rides these bike understands.
I counted 1,2,3 goooo go go go go go go and she goes. 😂😂
The lawn mover is the best start of the day... n I like how u pause at him at the end...lol
Some hard work there, Noraly. The music you chose for the canyon segment was perfect! Great job, and as always, see you in the next video! ❤️
on the pegs, pick your line, look where you want to go, and GAS IT ! You already know that because you said you had the momentum and twisted off instead of on...I am impressed with your sense of adventure...and courage !
Great job riding on the rough sections of barely a road. Thanks for the geology explanation. 2nd largest canyon looks similar to Grand Canyon in USA. Upper rim landscape is also similar to flats above the Grand Canyon. Let's Go.
Noraly you are amazing. You are doing everything , planning, riding, maintaining, editing and teaching us about history and geology. Thank you, Dave and Seely from Canada
My heart was stopped hoping you were able to get up that tricky incline. But of course you did! Oh my! Thanks for another great ride!
Wow- it IS another Grand Canyon! Look- no tour busses! Perfect!
Awesome riding on that technical road and incredible drone footage. Can imagine how happy you are once you download and view it yourself prior to putting the episode together 🙌
Noraly, thank you so much for the amazing scenery’s, education and camera work, absolute brilliant!
Enjoy your trip and take care.
Being a little more aggressive with the throttle on those hills may help. Of course, there's nobody around to help you, so you've got to strike a balance between getting into trouble from too little or too much throttle. All very easy for me to say while sitting on the sofa! Beautiful video.
Pretty much what I was going to say - she's far too gentle on the throttle when the going gets tough - sometimes power is your friend.
And on the downhills, don't worry too much about what Is right in front of you, just focus on where you want to go. Shift UP a gear, pull in the clutch and just let it coast. Stay OFF the front brake so the front suspension has full travel available. If you need momentum slip the clutch in/out just enough to keep your drive forward.
@@LondonSteveLee I think the problem is, that the Go-Pro tends to flatten the appearance of the terrain. In reality, I suspect some of the rocky climbs are pretty damn steep. I am astonished at how well she is handling pretty difficult terrain.
@@RichardASK She's doing well, but you can hear she never uses more than a whisker of throttle. Show me anywhere in any video when you can hear the engine under load with the throttle open. The tone of an engine totally changes when you give it a handful - she NEVER opens the throttle.
Goosebumps with those epic drone shots, fantastic, thank you Noraly 👍🏻👍🏻
Fish river canyon, the worlds second biggest erosion ditch😉! Love the geology bits, i find it enormously interesting. You should see sani pass right now, knee deep in snow....
I bet most of us were mentally pushing you up the hill!… Well done Noraly!! 👍
The edit skills are amazing. Thank you so much for the gift of your time.
Back to the ItchyBoots: Roads… where we’re going we don’t need roads!!!!
😎😎😎😅😅👍💪🤙🤙
We didn't get to see the "sight-seeing" part of the Canyon, but it looks like in this area that sight-seeing is not a priority for Namibia, because of the terrible roads. I think Noraly would be impressed with the Grand Canyon of Arizona USA.
This is wonderful. Its The grand canyon with out all the fences and lines of people.
Good afternoon,Noraly!!!
It would seem Savannah is just as tough as you are!!!Honda should be sponsoring your travels.
I really hope you contact someone at your destination every day to give them an estimated time of arrival. Electronic communications in these remote areas are sporadic at best and a catastrophic failure of equipment is not something to relish. Over years of riding I have been stranded in Lesotho, Kosi Bay area, Transkei, Thabazimbi and a few other places where there is human habitation. I spent some time in Namibia as a soldier and would hate to suffer a breakdown there.
I remember in on of the episodes she mentions that she carries a satellite phone for emergency purposes.
@@neilvidyalankar Suggesting to Noraly that she plan in advance or advise anyone is like warning an astronaut off of a moon shot.
I think (or I gather after watching 100+ episodes of her work [actually I have seen everything...] - Noraly is a loner who does not tell anyone about where she is going (for obvious security reasons...) The stuff that could go wrong in these places (for me) is staggering. I half expect one day that there will be a "last" episode when something goes horribly wrong - this is the risk that she has signed up for.
I wish her well -- for all of us, it has been one heck of a ride!
Sat-phone with 50 dollar credit, if my memory serves me well. :)
@@canuckcoffeecanada Namibia is a dry country devoid of human habitation. I once did not see a single person or building in 4 hours of riding, one unfortunate fall that causes injury and destroys a phone is possible and whilst we don't want that to happen one has to face reality and take very simple additional precautions. A few years ago a very experienced rider lost control in the Die Hell area and they found him a few weeks later - his phone was damaged and he even set his bike alight to attract attention, all to no avail.
@@gavinthomas6257 In my experience in Australia you are OK even in very remote areas as long as you stay on roads. Even seemingly remote roads will have people passing every day. The risk is off road or on tracks with little or no traffic. In Australia I can mitigate the risk to an extent by carrying an epirb as Australia has highly effective emergency services. However in less developed countries more than likely there will be no effective emergency service option so epirbs will be near useless. It is a risk. If I was in Noraly's shoes I would minimise risk by keeping my speed down and stopping to assess any difficult situations instead of rushing in headlong. As far as I can see she does that and has the concentration and self discipline to maintain that regime.
Wow, that is some canyon, and I never knew it existed, that was some riding as well, another great video
I always get a smile on my face when I watch any of your episodes, thanks for removing me from reality for a while ❤️
Without trying to appear pretentious. I find the best way to watch Noraly's videos is on a 100inch screen with a 4k projector the shot from her drone of the little figure next to the canyon at 10:43 is simply breathtaking. Stay safe .
You've been a tough cookie today once again! A hell of an episode, but gorgeous!
Gosh, with that kind of trail, she may need her drone to navigate!
yes, I was thinking the same thing :)
Wow , love your adventures, your work it's brilliant, I am lost for words if at all possible keep it coming. Thank you
It's amazing how the introduction of small and cheap drones that can shoot in HD 4K have transformed amateur film making.
Scenes like at 10:42 that used to cost *THOUSANDS* per hour to hire a helicopter and camera crew to capture, can now be done by just one person - while riding along on your motorcycle!
Of course, you still have to be talented to be able to compose and shoot the clips and then skillfully edit them together to make it enjoyable to watch like this.
WELL DONE! I really enjoyed it.
Word: Noraly
Synonyms: Brave Girl.
Never tire of the drone footage in these locations
I am a Jamaican and Namibia is on my bucket list ofplaces to visit. Love the view we get from watching your videos Norally. We practically get to see everything.
Empty places are beautiful. 😍😍🔥
"Why did I stop?" Great video!
What a marvelous Canyon, I wish I was younger I would spend a lifetime exploring it. Thank you for the great drone photography. I have followed you from the beginning. Keep your freedom as long as you can!
You are the embodiment of Mark Twain quote: "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.”
Itchy boots is back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've been missing her. Every time she goes away, she takes a piece of me with her
The drone footage is surreal! Plus, a fantastic geology lesson to boot! Very nice riding in a seemingly never ending beautiful country. I appreciate these videos very much. Ride safe Noraly!
Heavy duty riding for Noraly.Staggeringly good camera work and even better motor cycling.
You take us to some awesome places and, always the geographical explanation. Thanks Noraly.
I hope that you cross 1 million subscribers before the year end ! All the best Noraly 😍😍