Leaving SINALOA in Mexico during nighttime 🇲🇽 |S6-E95|
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode, I am leaving the State of Sinaloa in Mexico and take the overnight ferry across to Baja California with my motorcycle. It all sounds very simple, but one must jump through quite some hoops to make that happen...
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I love the character of Noraly. As a woman, it gives me encouragement that she lives to explore and share her world with us. I’m so grateful because it allows me to at least have an armchair adventure of the best kind. No, she doesn’t have time for a boyfriend. She is living her best life. I would only encourage others to do this now, when you have good health and strength. Those do not last forever and it becomes much harder. Not impossible, but intense times, travel is becoming more difficult. I travelled to Mexico by car in the 70s. There was nothing in Baja, just desert and the small towns en route to Guaymas were safe and colorful.
Totally agree when health declines that's it.
Yes! Noraly is great. Se have such a positive approach for new experiences and a great role model for young and also older women. Im trying to get my girlfriend to start watching her adventures.
Always coming back to this channel for my daily doze of motorcycles and great views :)
Why a 'boyfriend'? Maybe she would have a girlfriend...
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precisely!
I love the interactions between you and other women in this series. There's a definite sparkle in their eyes when they realise you're out there doing this alone. That connection and admiration, however short, is wonderful to see. ✨
I especially like it when she speaks with the women and look at their facial expressions when they learn she’s travelling alone.
She is definetely a "free spirit". Something to admire, indeed.
There was a spike in womanrights this year in sinaloa, maybe that contributes alot to it
I noticed the same, well said!
When the guard said "te van a robar", it does not mean you were literally going to be robbed. It is an idiomatic expression meaning you will be courted, he was telling you that you are pretty, if you notice he then asked if you had a boyfriend.
thank you for explaining lol. our way of expressing certain things sound fucked from an outside perspective hhaha
Idioms be trippin
Thanks, I did not get it.
They think they’re a Russian Spy 🕵️♀️ lol
He probably wanted to rob her Haha 😆
My 90 year old mom and I enjoy your videos. We are hooked on your adventures. She always worries when you leave your bike and thinks you items may be stolen. Thank you for bringing a smile to her face!
I always think the same thing. Are you really just going to leave your bike there. What if someone steals something. Lol
Noraly, you have no idea what a ripple effect you have on the world. I’m confident of that.
THANK you sooo much for doing what you do (I like this one) and sharing with us. I envy you in part, then I pray for you! Many of us will never see this part of the world except via you.
I don’t know if there are awards here, but I’d there are, you have my vote! 👍🏻♥️
truth !!!
Noraly, amazing trip!! Always wanted to do a back road trip like this though Mexico. FYI, I'm originally from Baja & most my family from Sinaloa, I wanted to share that the soldier that greeted you off the ferry (21:45) was being funny and flirty when he said "te van a robar", that doesn't mean you'll get robbed , thats a very old Mexican traditional expression, it means you'll meet someone and fall in love or someone will fall in love with you, try pursue you to get you to fall in love with him and run away into the sunset. That’s based in a very old tradition where 2 people fall in love with each other and run away together by mutual agreement but it means he "stole" her from her home. It wasn't always romantic like that of course as some cases women were taken against their will to be forced into marriage. But the tradition of making that statement it's still present in our culture, specifically Sinaloa and Baja as a mean to flirt & even break the ice or to even start to court someone. Amazing videos and edit.
Sir, very well esplained!!!
Ah, sort of like he was asking if anyone had "stolen her heart", right? That makes more sense!
@@hazeld3703 yes, just not past tense, more like future tense. “Someone is going to steal you” then he asked if she has a boyfriend :)
Por un momento pensé que hablaba en serio Jajaja, Hasta miedo me dió la frase. Que bueno que lo tomó con humor.
These woman is really living life to the fullest. She is lucky and privileged to be doing something that the vast majority of us can only dream and wish for.
Pero no tiene novio!! Se algo se está perdiendo!!
@@luisfierros313 No lo tiene porque Ella no quiere. Como se va a estar perdiendo de algo que ella no quiere tener? Como sabes que a lo mejor lo que a ella le gusta es el cuchi. No se esta perdiendo de nada porque puede tenerlo en el momento que ella quiera . Yo quisuera viajar por el mundo pero literalmente no puedo.
@@BillySBC Calm down. She will be fine.
@@BillySBC You are so paranoid dude. What is point of traveling if you do not go sightseeing? I bet you do not go anywhere.
@@BillySBC I do not go by what others tell me, I go with my ones instincts, spirit of adventure, knowledge and skills that I have acquired being street wise.
I loved the look on Noraly’s face when she did that little dance on the sidewalk😍
Noraly is giving her fans an amazing tour of un-seen Mexico…I love the way she communicates with the locals, eating “like an absolute pig”..funny….Noraly has a guardian angel while she travels about…her historical detailing of these small towns she visits, are so rewarding for me….. I would love to follow in Noraly travels, she should write a book with photos of her travel routes and guest homes she finds… would love to visit these small towns south of the border…..past cartel territory…
I absolutely love the guts and the attitude of this lady. So refreshing
I love how Noraly invariably greets the continual challenges and questions with unfailing humour! the journey continues... 👍
Noraly, As a film professional myself I love your film making style. By using POV shots makes your viewer feel like they are actually riding the bike 😀
All the people who make videos does the same thing, in youtube there are tutorial videos to know how to film videos like a profesional and in fact if you buy a video editor and good cameras plus a drone so the technology is gonna make all th work for you.
I have found myself trying to check her mirrors after every pass to make sure it was safe to pull back over again! Old habits die hard...
The cross cutting between the drone and POV shots gives her original episodic narrative a kind of heightened (no-pun-intended) meditative presence for where she really is - as just being somewhere beautiful in the world. Originally, the music accompanying these sequences lifted our normal shot scanning anticipations into the realm of pure enjoyment that a traveller often feels by being so free, by giving the audience their own personal experience of it. Lately the editing has also been experimenting with these same elements back in the normal episodic footage as well, and slowly converting them too with the same emotional reverence. The xylophone/data title graphic sets up these expectations beautifully. Cinematically, Norlay’s work as an auteur is a quite small treat, so thanks for giving all us mad filmmakers the opportunity to talk about her work.
@@RodrigoSahagun filming is just half the job, the editing is what makes it watcheable.
“It doesn’t feel like Mexico anymore”It’s interesting when people expect the whole of Mexico, or any other country to be or feel a specific way based on our limited prior knowledge. Traveling does wonders to open our minds.
Thank you for sharing Noraly.
Thats right, that zone that "don't look like" Mexico...are very common in cities like Huatulco in Oaxaca, Ixtapa in Guerrero, Mazatlan in Sinaloa, Vallarta in Jalisco, Boca de rio in Veracruz, Puerto peñas....ok, yo get the point :P
and going north from Cabos, stop and check out Todos Santos.
I was going to say it was pretty funny when she said because the majority of people who visit Mexico only go to those tourist cities along the coast and don’t know the inner Mexico but she was the opposite, she was so used to the inner Mexico that when she got to the tourist cities along the coast, it caught her off guard.
a como dan lata con la seguridad.. ELLA ES EL EJEMPLO PERFECTO de que se puede viajar en mexico... Y la mayoria del pais es tranquilo Y APARTE ACASO NO VEN??? ... QUE ELLA ESTA SUPER FELIZ EN MEXICO ...
Buen comentario.
What a beautiful town, it’s very clean
And very colorful!!!! Beautiful 😍
The last guy you talk to that told you they are going robar he meant they are going to take you because you are pretty
In other words he was trying to pick you up lol 😆.
Another brilliant episode.
And, in case you wonder, its those characteristic blue eyes of yours that surprises and captivates all those fellas.
And women and dogs and everything and everyone.
No doubt, captivating eyes !!!! but the strength on them, brutal !!!!
@@GersonMXM I like the hand on hip pose, with the set chin look.
...And,...No one says "Noraly" in Spanish like Noraly does.
The woman who crossed sinaloa cartel territory solo on a bike. That's Norally the brave 👏👏👏..
@Jose l love the “quickie boots.” 🤣
Ah ok, in fact there's no need to take a big risk, so she's just quickie brave boots.😉
I think she didn't know she was crossing a cartel area but everything went good
loved the lady who wanted to practice her english, good for her!
Impressed how clean and colorful the town's are. There seems to be no garbage in the streets. The people are very friendly and kind. Amazing channel!
Seriously then you go to downtown Los Angeles it looks like a dump whole with trash everywhere
thank you NORALY for visiting our beautiful country Mexico 🇲🇽 welcome and hope you enjoy your journey through its beautiful states of the Mexican Republic ❤️
I’m glad your trip through Sinaloa was safe and you had the company of the National Guard. Welcome to Baja California!!! This region is amazing!! On one side of this dry dry peninsula is the Gulf of California and in the other is the Pacific Ocean. Traveling from Tijuana to Los Cabos and back ID on my bucket list, so I’m looking forward to seeing your videos about Baja California. Safe travels!
I am so happy, I just got my Itchy Boots scarf and t-shirt from Deutschland!!! It fits perfectly and there are so many ways to “wrap” the scarf, wow! Thank you Noraly for the thoughtfulness and care that went into making these products, the athletic fabric of the shirt is top shelf, perfect for its intent. This is one of several presents to me, my birthday is in a few days. AND a big thank you 🙏for the thank you insignia on the shirt tag, LOVE Noraly. Your energy goes through your videos and through your merchandise, and yes, I felt the love. Love ❤️ to ALL on Earth, it’s the correct motto and you’re a good ambassador. Love, Jo
FYI, Noraly is not from Deutschland. Deutschland is what the Germans call Germany when speaking their own language; Nederland is what the Dutch people call The Netherlands. The Netherlands/Nederland is also informally called Holland by many Dutch people and also people around the world because of historical reasons. (Yes, it is confusing. Check out the Wikipedia pages about Netherlands and about Holland for more information, if you're curious.)
@@annavallentin4662 I knew all of that. If you had gotten merchandise, you would know the post is from Deutschland. Keep your comments real and ask questions before “teaching”, in that way you don’t embarrass yourself.
@@JoTy369 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I agree with everything you said about Noraly! Keep rocking your life!
@@annavallentin4662 wow, yes, you are condescending! 👎🏻
@@ToddDouglasFox Thank you ❤️🙏🙌
Even thought you speak Spanish she was trying to practice her English and you were so patient.
Yes that was great. I thought that woman spoke pretty good English, you could tell she was learning.
Some of her adventures make my wife and I nervous. But I have to remember that when we see the video she's already made it through the bad areas. I wonder what her parents feel. Have a great journey. Love the videos.
Yes i used to get nervous for Noraly too, until i realised im watching her edit after the journey. One brave lovely young woman 😊
A hint for you Noraly, from a guy that’s ridden countless miles spanning nearly fifty years: DO NOT TRAVEL ON
THE SHOULDER of any paved road. If at all possible, anyway. Because that’s where all the debris ends up that has fallen off other vehicles and gets kicked off the road. In other words sooner or later you’ll pick up a puncture.
And I completely agree and abide by the rule that you have of never riding after dark.
Also, I’m completely envious of your lifestyle. Like you, I always ride alone, I nearly never book a room in advance, I love to “stealth camp”, that is, pitch my tent where I don’t have to pay. And stop where and when I want, if I want.
Are you worried aboit your bike being stolen during your travels? It seems a bike is eqsy to steal when the owner is sleeping (be it in a tent or in a hotel)
I’m always impressed by her adventurous and brave spirit.
If I had her character, the things I could have accomplished in this world.
A very nice ride and escorted by the National Guard for 70 kilometers! I’m sure they didn’t mind you riding with them. Great that the ferry ride was uneventful and no sea sickness. The people everywhere are so inquisitive and happy to talk to you. I’m confident that Baja will be a very nice experience! Thanks for sharing another day in your voyage to Alaska. Ride safe Noraly!
A veces no es buena idea, ellos sufren emboscadas y pueden ir muy nerviosos... Es mejir saludar o informarles...
@@mjhii … Gracias por la información. Parece estar lo cierto, ya que ahora veo que otros han hecho comentarios similares. Que tengas un buen día amigo mío.
You were laughing, smiling cordially, joking, pronouncing finely, dancing in the street of El Fuerte and gave us such a good perspective of the people, roads, landscapes and even armed patrols, eliciting so much admiration from everyone, that we really have to appreciate and enjoy it. Gracias!! I´m a seasonal resident of Ensenada, northern Baja California, have visited La Paz and touched a friendly baby whale in the middle of the Peninsula. And you are absolutely right. it is very different from the continental country, and the leftover sense of Mexico here is only found among the migrant workers that have settled in such arid territory, in the verge of greenhouse/mining overexploitation and off-road/cruise tourism. Looking forward to your visions and footage of the area, and your definitive farewell to our diverse nation
Hi Noraly what awesome ride through Mexico it’s beautiful country lots of thanks for letting me come on you’re Journey as always you be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
I just stumbled up Noraly and Alaska and have truly enjoyed watching her journey. The last episode where the woman who sold her water asked her about traveling alone and she replied “I prefer to travel alone.” Made me smile as someone who equals enjoyed solo travel and the adventure it provides. She has a great personality and understands people which adds color to her journey.
As a non-dancer it put a huge smile on my face seeing you sway to the rhythm of the music. The utter joy you displayed makes me regret that I don’t dance. The sheer happiness in the movement of your body brought me tremendous joy to my heart. Thank You!
Never late to learn to dance. I learn to dance just watching others and the rhythm of music just take you there
Have a couple beers and you will dance like there's no Tomorrow.
Have fun in Baja. La Paz is a little hectic but nice enough. There are many small towns on the peninsula and most of them are worth a visit. Many years ago I was a factory rider for Kawasaki and later Yamaha. I have done the Baja 500 4 times and the Baja 1000 3 times. They were just long hard rides. It was a part of my contract to do the races but I at least didn’t have any expenses that way. I was raised in San Diego so Baja has been my playground for many years. Enjoy the ride and per your own rules, never ride at night there. Too many hazards in the road such as livestock and coyotes. That’s the four legged variety.
Good Ride Al
El ritmo mexicano es contagioso y creo que ya te estás contagiando... Eso es muy bonito ver, buen viaje ❤️🇲🇽
El Fuerte what a beautiful town. Love all the colors 💕
Another adventure. Some people would have been cranky or complaining, but not Noraly. It certainly doesn't help make the situation better or more enjoyable. You go girl!!!
Welcome to Baja California!!! When those two guys asked if you have a boyfriend, my 9 year old son instantly said "those guys are hilarious"...
And son also named that colorful town "Rainbow Mexico town"... Its almost 12 midnight here, about to sleep, and again this video will complete my bedtime routine.
Nice smooth tarmac ride today...thanks to the police escort ☺️ for keeping you safe.
Feeling more excited now on what to see on the next upload ☺️
Keep safe Noraly...always friendly, with a contagious smile and giggle.
With her bike loaded down Noraly comes in last in the Baja 1000 to a standing ovation and news crew from around the world.
I love the way you number your episodes as {S6-E94 then S6-E95 } you are very organized. I'm glad I found you on the internet & can't wait for your next video. I am 80 years old & now I get to travel the world with you & see places I will never see in my life. It is amazing to me how brave & adventurous you are. Now you & I are traveling companions . This is Lew from Portland ,USA Thanks for all your neat videos . I pray for your safety & good Health. your new friend Lew
Hi Lew from Portland. A few months ago I introduced my 83 year old mother to this channel and it didn't take her long to "rewind" to S1-E1 and travel the world as she never expected. She's somewhere in Namibia at the moment... Noraly has that affect on pretty much everyone.
It always amazes me of how knowledgeable you are of every little village you pass through.
So glad you were able to find the colour and the magic of the area. The Copper Cannon was simply breath taking.
I love the fact that you are so independent. You can't put a price on freedom. May your journey never end Noraly.
One day, Noraly will be so old when traveling, she will have a walker strapped to the back of her bike!
@@virtualnomad4845 what do you mean?
@@hadimahamidh I mean she will never stop traveling!
No matter about the long waits and problems you encounter on your way Noraly, you find nice and friendly people to help you on your way. I think probably your sparkling personality has something to do with that. I enjoyed the pretty colorful towns and the beautiful waterfront drive.
México es sorprendente y mas en sus contrastes, puedes encontrar lugares muy tradicionales, conservadores en su arquitectura, modo de vida, humildes, de pocos recursos económicos a lo opuesto, encontrar construcciones modernas, lujosas y de altos recursos económicos. Realmente no necesitas mucho dinero para disfrutar de las bellezas paradisíacas que pueden encontrar, lugares casí vírgenes a otros muy públicos. Tiene mucho que ver la ruta que elijas y lugares donde decidas explorar, pero al final es este contraste lo que hace a México un País fascinante, encontrarás de todo y en cada lugar serás bien recibida, atendida por su Gente amigable, acogedora y alegre que disfruta de la vida sin importar su nivel socioeconómico. En general disfrutamos de nuestras tradiciones, costumbres y bellos lugares donde puedes encontrar una gran variedad de tipo de clima, vegetación, comida, música y vestuarios tradicionales. We wish you a good and pleasant Trip, You are always welcome to México !
That has always been my experience as a bilingual Texan.
All of your experiences! Thankfully you have the patience and sense of humour to deal with all of it, and best of all, you share it with us! Thank you again!
They have thousands of tons in merchindise to move, and they are not going to hurry up just because Noraly doesn't want to wait a couple of hours.
You really are a very daring woman, passing Sinaloa without any problem is impressive, the guard what he told you is that they are going to rob you because of how beautiful you are, that you are raptable, but it was a compliment to you. How good that you are in a safe state now and you can continue the rest of your quieter trip, you have already passed the worst Thank God. Enjoy the rest of your trip.
Hello Noraly, once again you lead us on another adventure. So fun for us and fun…..plus work for you. We appreciate all you do! I think I am going to miss Mexico!
All done with great humor in trying circumstances...another brilliant episode...
Hi Noraly, near la Paz there is a beautiful place called Balandra, is one of the most beautiful beaches that there is in México, I hope You can visit it, You won't regret.
Thank you Norely, being from Mexico I feel like you just took me along for a ride in my own beautiful country, I did travel that way once, a long time ago and it was great going along with you again in your video.
Great job, stay safe , so we can keep enjoying this great videos!
I don't like when she said it "feels unsafe" with no explanation of her feelings. Her shared experiences had no encounters that would make me believe that her safety was in jeopardy. Weird feelings.
@@thinkcasting3182 I mean, even the locals tell her that it is unsafe in certain areas (in previous videos)
Woooooooow dear Noraly i told you i have never been in all my country like you i feel so happy how you are very intelligent see you and have a nice trip !!!!
Liked the post-breakfast dance! Glad to see you safely in Baja.
The last officer's surprising question gave me a giggle😅
You are truly destined in this unbelievable journey because your courage and passion is outstanding! Going back a lot of circumstances hindered this trip to happen but now you are near the goal and I am so happy for you😊 Keep the love and passion, forget the hate comments and just always remember the millions you have and will inspire😉 💪 Take care and safe ride itchiest boots!
I don't think she understood the joke. For anyone who might not know, it sometimes happened in old Mexico that older men would take young women in their teens either by force or seduction and make them their wives. Since there were few career options, taking a young woman’s virginity meant the man had a moral obligation with the girl’s parents to marry their daughter and thereafter provide for her needs in a lifelong commitment. This is how some young teen girls were ‘robbed’ or stolen from their parents into marriage.
When the soldier asks Noraly if she’s not afraid of being ‘robbed,’ he is not using the word in the sense of someone robbing her of her belongings. He is jokingly asking if she is not afraid someone might seduce her away from her parents to take her as a wife.
@@alexh1524 Wow, thanks for that insight! Very informative.
@@alexh1524 exactly what I thought
Hate comments? I haven't seen any.
Since day one there is no hate comments here.
Well, that was a long crossing. Must have been such a relief to finally get to La Paz. Hope you took a couple of days off there!
Baja is really popular for visitors from the US... lots of van lifers on the beaches. Happy trails!
Why a rilief?, Mexico is not what you have learnt in the videos of you youtuber, get out your bubble and travel and see the things by yourself. ....
stop gentrifying la baja
@@RodrigoSahagun A relief from long days of riding is what I meant (among Nat Guard pickups with mounted weapons.., since you bring it up). and then 4 hours sleep on a ferry.
Don't be so quick to take offence at what you think someone meant. It might lead you to assign motivations to them.
Which is a logical fallacy and we wouldn't want that. Have a great life, Lando!
@@RodrigoSahagun I'm pretty sure they meant a relief because of how delayed the ferry got (supposed to leave at midnight and were still loading up at 1am) and pretty sure she had been waiting in Topo for like 12 hours, so yea that must've been rather exhausting
Scariest thing about driving at night in Mexico is the damn potholes. I hit one in the middle of nowhere Sonora. Closest town was 100 miles!! I was stranded for 3 hours. People did stop and help and were friendly.
I took the same ferry the other way around. Baja is great.
Welcome to BC. Be sure to check out Temecula California when heading up through southern California. For your safety I would avoid stopping in LA, Oakland, SF.
She's probably in Canada by now.
better avoid California as a whole :-)
@@slobama Video was posted today so I doubt it she's made it that far unless she uploading these weeks after. From La Paz to the TJ/SD Boarder is 3 or 4 day drive in normal conditions.
@@secretariocluster7244 She could do eastern California on 395 and see Yosemite. But I'm guessing she already has her route set.
@@siphonsnob there's nothing in the description stating that. The only date is showing uploaded 1 day ago.
Mexico far more beautifull then I thought.
Very interesting...very well made all episodes.
And you haven't seen much✌
We have a bug up in Ontario Northland (Canada) called Blackflies, much smaller than Mosquitoes, gets through netting.
Nasty bite.
Black Flies are nasty little biters for sure.. They are quite impolite, flying into any crack or orfice available! unfortunately we have them here in Northern Michigan too! 😢
We call them "no see-ums" in Michigan.
Die kleine steek vliegjes zijn hoogwaarschijnlijk de 'midge' Had er tijdens mijn reis in Schotland ook last van. Bedankt voor weer een mooie aflevering!
I feel honored that you share your world experiences with all of us on you tube. Just happened on your channel from a tip from a guitar luthier (Rosa String works) and have been waiting patiently for your next video to come out ever since. You carry yourself very well with your positive, to the point personality, and adapt to any situation at a moment’s notice and still take time to take a step back and appreciate the moment, the scenery and most of all the people! Again, thanks for sharing with us and be safe!
TH-cam: land of the desperate dudes.
Noraly, hello and so glad that you had a bit of rest at the Hotel before heading onto the Ferry! We all are looking forward to your travels through the United States and Canada
Hi Noraly! I hope that this gets to you in time. I presume that those almost microscopic insects are "sand flies" which is what we call them in the Australian tropics. Beware! They inject their faeces under your skin which carries infectious bacteria. It also becomes very itchy. Scratching it makes it worse and you may develop a tropical ulcer. This in turn can extend down to the bone! This is a non-medical description but both myself and my wife suffered bites when we first went to live in the tropics because we didn't know about them. Use a strong insect repellent on all bare skin. And don't scratch bites.
In Baja, be very mindful of the stretch between Santa Rosalia and Guerrero Negro. It is a very long stretch, gas and shelter are far in between.
In Santa Rosalia there are steel buildings made by Eiffel
Do take a look at the beaches in Santispac
And aim for Ensenada.
Your description of your sleep location before the ferry reminded me of the Mexican children's song
" La cucaracha, la cucaracha
Ya no puede caminar
Porque no tiene, porque le falta
Las dos patitas de atrás "
etc, etc.
All this is so interesting… not only landscapes but the whole logistics side… I would have liked to see the ferry inside… but I can imagine how tired ypu must hve been! Big thumbs up!
OMG>…..what a cool adventure you are having. Addicted to it.
The biting flies are sometimes called "no see ums". Your travels are called "must see ums". :) Really enjoy tagging along on your journey - so much to see and admire.
They very well could also be what is called "SWEAT-BEES".... bad little buggers!
Sand flies. Not mosquitoes. Common along Mexico’s coastal areas, especially the Baja area. Potential to carry leishmaniasis,bartonellosis and typhus. Bacteria they leave behind can have long lasting effects.
Black flies. Noseeums are very very tiny.
Not even half a mm, but blackflies are around 2mm
Her videos are eagerly anticipated.
les dicen jejenes
21:45 Another Mexican Federale falls in love with Noraly's sparkling personality and sapphire blue eyes, then is left heartbroken 💔 when she tells him she prefers to travel alone.
Loved the little dance, it made me smile.
Great video. I have crossed 6 times La Paz to Mazatlan on Baja Ferries and I have many tales about extremely long delays. One year, I get to the dock with my reservation purchased in-person at the downtown office.... and no boat. Had to turn around go back to town and find a hotel. Another time the main vessel "hatch" for loading broke and we added 4 hours at the La Paz and Mazatlán dock while they opened it by hand with large boom trucks..... That they waited for 2 hours for some guy to go downtown and rent one. I ALWAYS get the overnight cabin
Ola Noraly es espectacular todo lo que estás haciendo mostrando todos los días por todos los países que estás recorriendo y te sigo desde que estuviste en argentina y ahora estás en Baja California muchas felicidades un saludo de peru Lima
Greetings back from Germany. 😎
The itchy joke was so hilarious 😂😂😂so this whole time you weren't really "itchy".....safe journey to Alaska itchy boots much love from Namibia🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦
That green laser/flashlight at the ferry was really cool. Very efficient.
Noraly, The little bugs that bite you that you mentioned are called,”No-see-ums” . The product that keeps them away is by Avon. It’s called,”Skin so soft”. It’s been around for years and not only a skin softener but it works well to keep them little buggers off of you. Enjoy your travels….
This is beautiful I love driving to with my car whenever I feel anxious I just get of the road and stop for a while
Gracias por las experiencias en México. Sigue disfrutando de mi lindo País. Saludos
This is the same geographic territory as catalogued in Steinbeck's Log from the Sea of Cortez, but through new eyes and on a different mode of transport! Amazing videography and stamina.
Steinbeck also wrote The Pearl, both good.
La Paz was once noted for its natural pearl fishery...it is rumored that the Japanese introduced a virus which killed off the oysters there and gave Mikimoto the advantage.
@@bristleconepinus2378 Hmm...I always thought that the Baja California pearl farms were destroyed during the Mexican Revolution (though pearls continued to be harvested for many years afterward). That "Japanese pearl-killer-virus" sounds like the plot of a James-Bond-type villain movie.
Loooong day but a good day. I love how the questions are always the same lol. Alaska was probably happy to be crossing on a ferry instead of a choppy ride in a small boat. Hope you got to sleep in the next day. Looking forward to Baja. Safe travels 🏍
Such a long exhausting ferry experience but you took everything in your stride as you always do Itchy Boots! The ocean has such a beautiful blue colour and is definitely a wow, look at this moment.
I have about 10,000 miles touring by motorcycle (all in the USA), but your rides are on another level!
My friend, Julian, recently introduced me to you, Noraly, since I, myself, am in Mexico, doing a YWAM DTS in Tijuana and now on outreach with our team. We are currently traveling from locale to locale and will be following in your footsteps soon. (SINOLOA TO BAJA/FERRY CROSSING) I love watching your videos!
What an interesting video! The colors! The ferry boarding! 🪳🪳 The chatty locals! 😄 You're in an area I know a little....just so sweet to be along for the ride. Thank you! ❤️
Welcome to Baja Noraly 🙏👍😃 it was hard but worth it 🏍 ✅ beautiful entrance next to the sky blue color of the water. It's fantastic, rest and prepare another nice video for us 🙏😜👍. Ljubo 🏍🖐
Long live Mexico 👍🍀
How fitting that you got itchy in Mexico, after all you are Itchy Boots! Stay safe. Following 3 yrs already!
Hola Noraly me encanta tu carácter y como manejas las situaciones, en tu paso por México definitivamente vas conquistando corazones de los oficiales y ejército Mexicano, buena travesía y continuamos siguiendo tu recorrido hasta Alaska.
Baja is amazing, dirt riding through little old towns, desserted beaches and surrounding mountains is just breathtaking. I recommend having small chats with locals, life enrichment experience.
You must have been exhausted after such a long overnight transit to Baja with all the wait time and lack of accommodations. I hope you were able to rest adequately and recuperate so that you can continue your journey north refreshed. I am looking forward to your trip through Baja. Take care.
@@aurelioquinonez2827 Baja California* :)
Espectacular lo que haces y mostras al mundo tus experiencias y vivencias en Sinaloa, fraternal abrazo.
Wow, Noraly your eyes have seen some really amazing scenery.
Bless up.
Watching from Sydney
Mexico is not to be bored!!!
In 1998 I rode the ferry from Topolobampo to La Paz. I think it took about 12hrs. Here in New Mexico, USA we have small biting gnats that we call "no see ums". Their bite is ferocious! Fortunately, they are only around a few weeks each year.
Jim- that is nothing! In Florida, we have little biting flies you can't see called
Sand Flies. They are around all the time!
Hello & Namaste From Nepal ! I am watching your regular videos. Without Noraly my global tour will not complete. thank You Noraly..!!!
Noraly, hope your travel through Baja California is uneventful and pleasant! No, you don’t have time for a novio! 🤣
(And we saw you doing a quick “salsa” with your shoulders in the beginning of the video!💃🏽😁)
I don't know if she's even thought about, but it may not be a coincidence that she keeps seeing them. (The Federales) They may be there to make damn sure nothing happens to her in Sinaloa! Personally I'm glad to see them every time. Y'all keep her safe in Mexico.
Unfortunately, los federales won't do much to protect her if the cartel actually wants to deal with her. They are very much in the pockets of the cartel, and some actively work for them. Cartels hold incredible power. HOWEVER, for the most part, the cartel usually only bothers with people who are involved in their businesses whether directly or indirectly (for example, a blogger was killed for posting cartel crime scene photos and talking about their activities on social media) or are trying to interfere in some manner. So as long as you mind your business and your manners (avoid fights, don't flirt with random women at bars because a member could "own" them), you should be fine.
@@Ghost_of_Cantinas if you're there ,use common sense .If you don't have it ,LEAVE. Right?
Some of what you are saying is a good way to act, in any place that you are the stranger. Back in the 70's I've seen people almost get killed in S. Fla.
@@seadog915 yep pretty much! Just don't make stupid decisions and mind your business! 😅
@@Ghost_of_Cantinas There should be T-shirts that say those last 8 words. ( but the pepole who need that kind of advice wouldn't understand it!)
.... qué grande Noraly !!! cuando pasa por el lugar donde tienen música a full !! el gesto de la cara, y el movimiento del cuerpo....muy Caribeña !!! que Dios la bendiga !!!
This is a fantastic channel. Always interesting, like being there.
Hi Noralee, thanks for another informative and uplifting episode of your travels. I can't wait for the next episode of education and entertainment with Itchy Boots on her travels across the globe.
My highlight on TH-cam. Best wishes and safe travels from South Africa.
🇮🇹 Here I am! Gooood afternoooooon, Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let’s goooooo, as usual! 🇮🇹
Using a laser pointer to show you where to go on the ferry; what a fantastic idea.
I'm so happy you made it through that leg of your trip safely. You may already be in the United States by now. Everything will be so much more expensive here but so beautiful, a different kind of beautiful as far as the vast differences in the geographic s from one State to the next. Every State is like separate little countries. You have desert, tropical, forest, mountains, flat lands, it's so diverse. Alaska is very mysterious and it has the legend of Big Foot or Sasquatch and other supernatural phenomena but the cougars, polar bears and grizzly bears is what you really need to be aware of... I can't wait until you post your first Alaska video, I'm so anxious and excited to see those. I'm only about 1,400 miles from Alaska but I have never been there. I'm looking forward to seeing through your eyes... Safe travels, Noraly...
First from watching Dan Grec of "The Road Chose Me" and reading both of his books, and now watching Noraly's videos, I'm think I'm going to drive from Manitoba, Canada down to Texas/Nevada/Cali/Utah for the winter then up to Alaska for a few months next summer.