The biggest mystery of Honduras 🇭🇳 |S6-E57|
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- In this episode I am looking for a very specific place in Honduras. It's not indicated on any map, so I have to ask the locals to point me into the right direction.
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After watching so many videos about your travel - now I have to leave a comment 😉- it's so awesome what you are doing, what you're posting, filming, commenting ... it is so interesting mixed with a lot of scientific informations, it is funny to see where you ride, what you experience, your attitude regarding the people you meet - in your wonderful heartwarming manner ...
Thank you so much for sharing and of course for doing that for your audience. All the best and good luck on your way wherever that will be ... 🤗
I'm a Honduran and I'm impressed how brave you are!! You've gone to places I never went when I lived in Honduras. Thank you for sharing this with us!!
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Thank you for having passed through my country Honduras 🇭🇳 very few visit it and document how you do it from its essence and beauty
Amazing, I’m from Honduras 🇭🇳 and it so exciting to see someone from far away visit my country and explore this amazing country.
Always an education this episode is exceptional . My knowledge of the world continues to expand even as I reach a ripe old age ! Thank you Noraly.
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Me too :-)
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Felicidades a la Dama que visita nuestro país
Me encanta pues se mira que ama su motocicleta que Dios la bendiga y la proteja 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏
😉 Only a Geologist would trek thru the remote back country to find a hole in the ground! Interesting! 🤣🤣
Thank you for taking us along! LETS GO!! 😎🏍🤠
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I’ve been a fan for a while but never left a comment. I’ve gone back to watch your older videos and I must say that you are a truly admirable woman and not just because the guts it takes to do what you do but also because through everything, including very ignorant people leaving stupid statements you remain remarkably positive and understanding. Thank you so much for not only sharing in your adventures but of you.
That scarf you bought is something really worth keeping....it's proof of a tradition that's been handed down through generations!! ...this episode is really good, it's a mixture of science and history - mysterious holes and family traditions!!.....👍👍👍
Te agradezco por haber hecho este recorrido en Honduras, por casualidad encontré este video y ver mi gente de tierra adentro me hizo aflorar emociones y sentimientos que trato de tener bajo control para resistir mi exilio. Muchos gracias
CUAL EXILIO ??
De Honduras no hay exiliados.
algunos se hacen llamar exiliados pero lo que son es perseguidos por la justicia y salir de un País para evadir la Justicia no es exiio, es estar profugo de la Justicia.
@@miguelangelsifontes2919 Siempre que hay algo bonito llega un perturbado sabelotodo a dar cátedra de ignorancia y arruina la belleza, usted tiene complejos de mosca.
Utilice bien sus datos, dese una vuelta por la RAE y busque "tipos de exilio" ya que por lo visto usted abusa del dicho: "echando a perder se aprende. ¡Masoquista! Deje de andar cortando varas.
Hay que ser más empatico en la vida y no juzguemos tanto me encanta ver esos vídeos de nuestra amada Honduras que bonito ver que los extranjeros si valoren nuestra cultura
@@miguelangelsifontes2919 tiene mucha razón
Esta. Tierra. No les pertenece. Ustedes. Invadieron. Este. Pedazo de México. Tu. Tierra. Es perú. Cuscaclan. O me vas a decir. Qué. Ablas. Maya. Rateros. Son una vergüenza.
Have a Dutch guy at our lodge at the moment. Bought a bike at the same shop as where you bought Savannah His passion: to drive un paved roads hetre at South Africa. Inspired by ItchiBoots he told me. Cheers from Bushbaby Lodge!
Still enjoying watching your posts in 2023. Honduras scenery was very varied,even in the rainy season. Thanks for sharing Noraly.👍👏👏
Very interesting local weaving community. 👏👏👍👍
My wife and I are binge watching all seasons (now in Africa). We wish you had been our daughter!!
I first watched advantures with Alaska now on half of season in Africa. Neglected all tv shows i follow because of Noraly.
Wow what a treat Honduras has been - didn't know what to expect but have really loved where you have shown us!
Le roban la moto*
Hasta a nosotros nos preocupan los turistas jsjs
Le debió haber costado un poco entenderles
@@Thunder-shock912 🥲🥲🥲
@@Thunder-shock912 todo el rato estuve preocupada de eso😂
@@stephanycanales6350 de la moto o de nuestro dialecto?
@@Thunder-shock912 XD
Started watching some of your older videos through Kazakhstan yesterday. Delighted to be a subscriber and itchy Boots community member. 😎
Start fropm the begining in India and work your way through them all, very well worth it.
I've watched every episode from the beginning. You will always be amazed! Promise you will be "hooked" ~ be sure to watch the tour of the "stans" Afghanistan Etc
I rewatch the old videos and see them in a different light, better in many ways. I've watched the first one dozens of times and it brings me joy every time. Good on you for joining the community. I put it off and only recently joined. Most of the questions people ask are answered there and then some. The written accounts from the rental REH, before Basanti and before the videos, are great reading.
@@jerrym3261 that's fantastic. Great to hear that. I joined ITCHY Boots academy learning to make videos. Got some great tips from this lady.
@@adrianneale3368 sorry I've been a subscriber for a while now and followed Itchy Boots for over 1 year. 👍🏻
gracias por venir a visitar Honduras y mostrar lo bonito, bueno e interesante que aqui tenemos... un honor tenerte con nosotros, espero regreses, aun hay muchas rutas y destinos hermosos
I am very impressed of your endeavors. You amaze me young lady. I enjoy your videos.
Malísima idea visitar un país plagado por tantísima delincuencia. Es claro que nadie le indicó a ella a los riesgos innecesarios que toma en sus aventuras.
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The colors in their weaving is spectacular. Love your ability to adapt. Keep safe in your journey.
I purchased one during my trip there last year. The colours faded almost immediately and the weaving came apart within 2 weeks. I contacted the weaving woman by email asking for a refund and she said I would have to come back to Honduras to get the refund. I’m not going to travel all the way back from Canada to get a few dollars refunded. Beware of this weaving scam.
@@trailerparksupervisor7046 And what you were expecting for less than two dollars ?
@@lmklopez I expect a quality product. I did not expect to be ripped off in a scam
@@trailerparksupervisor7046 You had high expectations I see, but normally one gets what one pays, maybe it was a bad purchase, but to call it a scam it's a little dramatic
@@lmklopez it fell apart within 2 weeks! It’s not unreasonable to expect it to last longer.
These videos are addictive! Here it is 1 am and I have completely lost track of time ......
There is nothing like a geologist for really, really dangerous adventures. Love you Noraly.
A low-key episode, with local people and non-touristy sites. Makes me appreciate Noraly's story weaving ability: local crafts, geology field trip, melding into unexplained archaeological phenomena. X-File meets Nancy Drew and Percy Fawcett. Kind of creeps up on you and pulls you in.
wow...😱 soy hondureño y no tenia ni idea de la existencia de ese lugar...
definitivamente tengo que visitar los Hoyos..!!😎
Ve , antes que más extranjeros se adelanten y saqueen . Siempre hacen lo mismo , tanto extranjeros como locales .
@@Moonlightmoonlight39 ☹️
Ni yo sabía que grandes somos 😎
Q oyos vas a visitar 🌚
@@everesauu_ los del video…!! Que quedan en un pueblo que se llama Tepescoeloyo…!!! XD
You did me proud girl. Honduras is a beautiful country and most of the post are wonderful, humble souls.
The sky is amazing as usual. I could never go back and this touched my ❤️. Wow two days in Honduras. Awesome!!!
Maybe someday the mosquitia coast.
HI Noraly, The theory about obsidian mines makes the most sense. The obsidian fragments are found in pyroclastic flow deposits that occur throughout Honduras, Nicaragua and Guatemala. They were deposited during a very large pulse of explosive volcanism that occurred in the Central America region during the Miocene. We sampled these deposits in the 1990’s and conducted a study of their geochemistry. It’s interesting that archeologists use the geochemical chararcteristics of obsidian tools to trace the location of the source mines as each of the volcanic deposits have a unique set of trace and major element geochemistry. Obsidian is a perfect material for these types of studies as they remain relatively unaltered for millions of years.
Ok mr google expert 🤣
You're preaching to the choir. Noraly is a geologist.
thanks a lot for sharing your opinion and knowledge with us.
Thank you..🙏💜
@@westy7294 If you had watched many of her episodes you'd know she was educated and has worked as a geologist. Then you wouldn't need to google anything
Only Noraly can get make me spend 25 minutes looking at holes in the ground. Really enjoy that she finds the unique things in the area and not necessarily the tourist traps. Though these might be literally tourist traps if not paying attention to where you are walking. ☺
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Obsidian tools and projectile points were used in religious ceremonies by some Indian tribes. They were very valuable as trade goods throughout the Americas. You described the origin of them exactly and removed any mystery about them. These were mined by neolithic people who had not yet mastered the creation of metal implements.
Yes, it reminded me of similar pits found in chalk deposits here in the UK which were neolithic flint mines.
@@thimbur3543 Leave it to a geologist to work so hard to see holes in the ground (at least she stayed out of them!).
Wow, very interesting, thanks for sharing 👍🏽
This woman has bigger balls than me. Brave international biker!
@@janaaj1an889 I know., right?
This is why I love your channel, you are always sharing in a way that brings knowledge and understanding of other places and cultures. Especially as a woman this is such a wonderful example to our younger generation. My 12 yo daughter and I watch you together. Please don’t stop or change, it is such an inspiration.
Enjoyed the weavers. Nice visit with them. Fascinating area with holes. Honduras has been interesting and beautiful. Thank you for sharing your experiences 👍👍👍👏
Thank you Noraly ❤️
In my opinion you, Noraly, is a best narrator and beautiful teacher on the motorcycle. Best regards from St-Petersburg, Russia with love!
Espero que tu experiencia en Honduras 🇭🇳 haya sido la mejor, mucha suerte, cuídate! Tus videos son lo maximo
cómo se llaman los agujeros?
Los hoyos
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@@demiansinclair1818 xD
Watching your videos is always a special experience, but also reading the comments is a real pleasure! Thank you Noraly and the community🌼🤗
Those weaving ladies were awsome, I really like handicraft like that. Los Hoyos were creepy (good job with the even more creepy music). Big thanks for another entertaining video. Noraly, you rock!!
I am from Honduras, and I live in Honduras, thanks to this video I just realized how little I know my country, greetings Itchy Boots🙌🏻
Every day's an adventure with Noraly and Alaska. Beautiful woven clothe, and mysterious ancient diggings today... complete with spooky alien music! Happy trails!
Wow! 13 hours later and with only 10 thumbs up, my Comment got a Heart from itchy Boots!
You're the best! Be well.
"wow", what a nice video, I'm Honduran and it makes me very proud that you expose our country abroad, thank you.
you have a beautiful motorcycle. 🏍 💕
Wow! You make Honduras seem so interesting but then again you make everything seem so interesting!
👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻 De Miedo!! Admirable su aventura por ése lugar llamado los Hoyos. MUCHAS Gracias Señorita Holandesa ♥️👍🏼👋 Mí país es tan hermoso tanto en fauna, cómo nuestra gente . 🇭🇳🇭🇳Tenemos un buen clima , sus paisajes 🏕️ montañosas son increíbles 🏡🏝️🛤️ Nada se compara , , ni nada que enviar a otros países del mundo... Gracias por su visita.. Saludos 🥂🌲🌹🌤️🌈
Hello Norally, fascinating video as always. Initially I underestimated the first story, as a dude, I was thinking, ok.. so I have to push through the girly stuff and get to the cool stuff I knew was coming at the second part of the video, but couple minutes into the weaving segment I was completely fascinated by it. The second story was really cool as well, great atmosphere with some X-Files type of music, very entertaining!
Greetings to all people I live in the state of New Jersey and I am excited to see these episodes from my country Honduras
Seeing you pick up the obsidian brought back childhood memories. My brothers and I found a lot of obsidian and a few precious arrowheads on some family camping trips. Volcanic region, southern Oregon of the USA. I wonder how many people had fallen into those holes in Honduras!
23:04 --- _"Justicia para Berta."_ --- Search for Berta Cáceres, environmental and human rights activist, assassinated in 2016.
Meanwhile, bears are waking up from hibernation in Alaska. Curious to see Noraly's advance in the vast lands of Mexico, USA and Canada, whether she plans to reach destination in summer or autumn. Good luck, Noraly -- all safe, all well.
Can you please help me to find these holes on google map using location name or coordinates ?
@@redboy8821 Cerro lo Hoyos, Municipio de Yamaranguilla, Departamento de Intibucá. Honduras.
Aproximadamente: 14.28657958060261, -88.24861584441452
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Nunca se hara justicia gracias a la corrupcion.
Soy Hondureño, te admiró, que tú andas por todos lados, sin miedo. Se que puedes confiar en las personas humildes, pero si te encuentras con malandros. Tienes mucho valor. Te felicito, gracias por visitar mi país.
Interesting video, almost no body in Honduras knows about these place, it looke like to the undergrownd caves in Copan thats pass trought Copan Ruinas to Tical. Itchy thanks to come to Honduras its a Honor that you show to the rest of moto explorers these special places. Best regards
Another exciting video, where Noraly's geology skills come to the fore with her explanation of them most logical. Your ability to seek out these unusual places is amazing, and all your ardent followers coming along for the ride, are being truly edicated in the process. Lance abd Regina. Rural Australia.
Your videos air at 11:00PM in my country and I DO NOT SLEEP until I've watched your latest episode. Today is my birthday and I'm celebrating it with the Itchy Boots special 😊🎂 My friend got me Itchy Boots shirt and I am so happy. Sending you lots of love Noraly 💖🏍
Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday from Western Australia.
Happy birthday from Munich Germany 🎂🎉
Happy birthday from South Africa ❤️
Happy birthday from South Africa 🇿🇦👍👏👏🥂🍾🥧
Your theory is the most reasonable! I’m just in awe about how good your Spanish is !! Love the video and how my country people were very helpful
I didn't know they had Tuktuks in Honduras. You learn something new every day!
I want one!
I'm glad that you visited my hometown. I'm from La Esperanza and there are many beautiful places to visit.
Those holes are amazing but so are some of the potholes in the road! Such an adventure!
Thanks for visit my country. No idea about those holes 👏 interesting by the way!!! really enjoy your trip and also your kindness and humbleness with my people is the best part of the video.
Whooopy Noraly, another super lesson from the holes in Honduras. The amount of info you give us is awesome. You are our new National Geographic channel. Thanks⚒️⛰️💖🇿🇦🇿🇦
Interesting holes. My knowledge of the world continues to expand. Thank you Noraly.
At this point I am convinced that as a geologist you’re really just doing this trip so you can see most of the Ring of Fire. Thanks again for sharing your adventures.
Noraly, perhaps head to Japan next to see more Ring of Fire
@@eleninamyers - While in Japan, she should visit the Honda factory Alaska was manufactured.
Honduras is 80 per cent mountains and we have many volcanoes, but all are dormant. Our three neighbors sure have a lot, and earthquakes too, but not Honduras.
We only have giant hurricanes and floodings but no active volcanoes. Saludos from Silver Mountain, Tegucigalpa
My native country is so beautiful ! Thank you for visiting it .
Great episode. Honduras has so much beauty. I feel so lucky to have found your channel.Thank you for the great entertainment you provide. 🏍
Te va a gustar más si visitas mi barrio, ahí te roban hasta el alma
Yes, you are back again. You 're the best Motorcycle/Adventurer blogger in the world. All of the others are just copycat.
Never stop making such interesting & thrilling videos Ms. Schoemacher. I even enjoy watching your old videos because it's so good. Hell Yeah, explore Honduras. Hopefully you would encounter again a group of guys riding & training with high performance dirt bikes like your journey in Africa. 😁 Maybe this time it would be Argentinian Kevin Benavides or Chilean Pablo Quintanallia.
ITCHY BOOTS TOUGHEST JOURNEY 😭😭😭❤💚 IT'S SO AN EXTRAORDINARY. 💚❤🙏.
Noraly, thank you for showing us the beauty and wonder of this world that is available to us if we care to look. I am so grateful for what I have learned through your eyes:)
Oh yes me too...
What a joy 😊
This is better than National Geography. I love channel on TH-cam like this
Norally..You have no idea how you are still changing my life with basic facts...I smile in tears
I think the theory that the holes are Obsidian Mines makes a lot of sense. As you were talking about it I couldn't help thinking about the old Flint Mines that you can see on the Chalk hills here in southern England. Like the Obsidian, the Flint was used to make weapons and tools prior to the age of metal working.
Qué lindo tus vídeos . En esa hermosa aventura.. no sé como llegué a poder encontrar tus videos, pero cuando vi tus viajes en Honduras me interesó mucho, porque aquí en Perú en mi casa la que arriendo, están hospedandosé una familia hondureña, qué se han vuelto muy amigos nuestros, buenas personas. Y por eso me entusiasma y emociona ver tus recorridos ahí en Honduras, que Dios te cuide en todas tus travesías. y te ponga personas que te ayuden... bendiciones desde Perú.
No pasastes Perú?
Wow the colors on those woven blankets were so powerful. And we got a cool geologic mystery. Another fantastic episode, inspiring and educational!
Thank you Noraly for showing some very interesting history in Honduras. I agree with your conclusion that the reason got the holes was to mine Obsidian. If it was the Mayans who did it, it’s an amazing relic.
The interesting thing is that you are exploring the country, no just passing by! It's so cool! Thank you for sharing with us! Brazil is waiting for you in a next season!
So true. Most travelers just stay on or near the PanAmerican highway through Mexico and Central America. They just experience military checkpoints, police checkpoints, swarms of poor kids at gas stations begging, and endless tolls to pay. They come away with a negative impression of the country as a result.
And how wonder that she learned the language as well
Awesome i loved it, Honduras is a nice place to ride on motobike.. Please comeback again. Its not a bad country to visit after all. Regards from Honduras, love your project 🤙
Hi Noraly . Always enjoy your explorations of remote mysterious places and your geology lessons. My Monday is now much brighter. Thanks and stay safe. Cheers, Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦
Gracias por tu visita a mis país saludos cordiales desde Honduras 🇭🇳
Wow so fascinating 👏 Its like a geography, science, touring, biking adventure every day!
Estuviste en Intibuca, en Yamaranguila, mi pueblo, donde vivo, si estás todavía puedes venir a ver una finca de café, te puedo mostrar.
You really take us to experience each destination "off the beaten path" as they say. You take us around as if you were a local tour guide! Central America is so interesting!
I am Honduran and I have discovered you. I am amazed at your trip. I am pleasantly surprised by your journey. I see places that I have passed through once in my life. I have lived in Europe for 20 years I love seeing you and you bring pleasant memories to my memory of my Beautiful country, have a nice journey kisses and hugs take care of yourself!!
Good day Noraly! Luving your videos! Stay safe, and keep well. Let's go!
Wow, how awesome 🤩 Thank you for sharing my land, the hope blessed land of open skies, God bless you and keep you friend. Thank you for visiting our city
Another enthralling story you've woven together from your travels. I always wonder how you find all these unique places to visit. It has me wondering if there aren't a lot near me that I could include in my own videos. You're a fine rider, guide, storyteller and inspiration!
Yes, she is an amazing story teller, photographer and explorer all rolled into one. We are just lucky being recommended by TH-cam.
Indeed she is. Nice to see a familiar name in the comments.
@@rehabem Hidden among the thousands!
Well dear Lady, Your journey has been incredible to watch. I travelled in Latin America for 27 years, and always had someone with me to keep me safe. I know that bad things happen to people in some regions. I do get a little anxious that you travel alone and have never been molested. God Bless you and keep you safe!
Good morning Itchy Boots! love you and looking forward today's adventure. Ride safe and many blessings 🙏❤️🌞🌹🙌
I was thinking ancient volcanic tree molds. You see these in Hawaii. An ancient giant forest could have been swamped by a fast-moving lava flow and the trees slowly burned away leaving the holes.
That makes sense, especially since most of the holes didn’t seem big enough for a person to get down or a person and a bag of obsidian to get back up.
Of the comments I’ve seen this makes the most sense.
@@catrionatalbot That was my thought too. The lava shards laying around would be normal for such a place, It's just all overgrown with new forestation.
@@kristinlong2278 I've seen enough of them in my life and just like this in old growth forest here on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Some of the lava shards could be from the actual lava molds that have long since collapsed.
Aha... Had been thinking about those holes after watching the video...and at one point, was even considering in my mind that those might have been like volcanic steam vents which at some point could include shards of minerals, but your explanation seems very logical... Yes, thanks for sharing your mind with us 🥰
Good evening Noraly you always have something interesting to show the world Thank you 💞much love Cape Town 🏍😷🌍🇿🇦
You always find the most interesting places to visit. I had never heard about the holes of Honduras. I suspect very few visit them. I am excitedly waiting for your next episode.
i'm honduran and i left honduras 4 years ago to travel through latin america. it was so heartwarming to see some honduras videos. i get homesick sometimes. thank you for this.
Te saludo desde La Esperanza, Intibucá. Me sorprendió mucho este video, porque acá la gente suele visitar otros lugares y obvian por completo el cerro Los Hoyos, en parte, por culpa de la pésima carretera de acceso a la zona. Así que me alegra mucho que hayas podido visitar ese mágico lugar.
Now I'm "taking notes" ~ Not about your travel but about your exploring. ~ Keeping track of which episode had this and that "information." Seems like those holes are ancient history that no one is acknowledging. Fair enough. Keeps things quiet for the people who live there. All good. Thank you so much for sharing all of this. Best wishes.
You've got me looking at motorcycles again. I'm a strange American who doesn't own a car and rides bicycles everywhere. Your channel has my rekindled my wanderlust. Love what you're doing! I've relived some of my travels through South and Central America by watching you and it's brought back memories. Can't wait for Mexico!!
Get a motorcycle. I grew up riding horses, bikes and motorcycles then didn't ride for 20 years. Thought I was to old, then by buddy took me riding on his motorcycles. The next day I started looking and bought one 3 days later. Been riding for two years and it's pure freedom and adventure. I've seen so much on our long rides. Can't wait, been saving money, for a 3 or 4 month summer ride. There is so much to see here in our country.
Do it ! I just did after years of riding when I was younger , and it was itchy that pushed me over the edge lol bless her , picked up a baby gs 310, similar size to Alaska , but did spend heavy on good safety gear
I see you are an avid cyclist and that is good...you know how reckless cars can be . But , I would search out a good motorcycle safety class and start out on less traveled roads until you learn good braking and turning skills . I've seen riders that make me cringe . Pairing up with a safe knowledgeable rider is a good idea ...get a good helmet , gloves , boots and jacket with pads . 👌 PK
You obviously enjoy solitude as I do. But you also are very outgoing & friendly. A rare combination. Good on ya
You never fail to teach those of us who will never see these places. Thank you! Love the mysterious music, too, Noraly! Safe travels to you.
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4:43 La Esperanza, weather is amazing, streets not so much; great episode.
Like finding a needle in a haystack, those holes, interesting. You can tell it’s not always easy getting people to talk on camera, but you find away around it and still make it work. Enjoying Honduras. 👍
Felicidades por haber explorado parte de nuestra cultura hondureña,,,soy hondureño y vivo en Atlanta Georgia usa,,y te deseo que a cualquier país que vayas dios te proteja y la gente te de mucho cariño y seas bien atendida
Thanks Noraly for sharing your adventures across Central American. Magnificent 👍
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Am. From. Honduras but i never knew those places. I can see now with you video.. Thats nice.
Your travels are amazing. You probably have seen more of each country than 90% of actual citizens. Love the way you interact with everyone and explore so many interesting places.
Thank you Norally for bringing the world to us
HA! Your vid just made my day all good! Happy trails, Noraly!
Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.
Very interesting I would not want to be walking around out there without paying close attention to exactly where those holes were located, slightly dark outside, forget it. Great video.
All I can say is that your channel and you are amazing. I appreciate all the effort you put in to entertain and educate. Be safe (mooi ry).
Hello Noraly this was a very Interesting Vídeo Thanks for Visiting and posting it so we all learn about other Countries like Honduras 🇭🇳😇🙏🙏🙏
Aww, great again to see your travels, and that part at the weavers... amazing!
Such a simple explanation for such a great mystery. Every thing has a logical explanation, but people just like to remain ignorant about the unknown
Splendid narrative....excellant photography & presentation....made my day....stay blessed & continue to enthral us promptly with rivetting vlogs...thank you,Noraly... 🙏
Hi Noraly, nice to meet you, My name is Luis, you´re close to Guatemala my first country , i actually live in Uruguay and with my family enjoy your videos. Welcome to Guatemala.
Amazing to think Noraly has probably seen more of the globe than Magellan, Marko Polo, and Lewis & Clark combined.
Good point
and the Adventure continues……………..
hermosa honduras. be a visitar en olancho es mut bonito.
Educational as always. Love it! Obsidian is so pretty, not sure if I knew it was from volcanic origins. It makes sense though. Also your take on how the holes were formed make sense to me as well.