Now that I think about it, when Che Guevara was young he too went on a journey on a motorcycle through South America. He also wrote a book about his journey called 'The Motorcycle Diaries'.
I was alive when Che was killed. I'm 74 now in 2024. Thank you for taking us here, to this beautiful location on a gorgeous ride. What Che stood for then & now is still in many hearts.
i think you do not understand the magnitude of your work!... keep us all dreaming to be where you are, have the courage to drive where you are driving!, and project this positive loving human kind attitude!... we all appreciate you!
I noticed one thing. Whenever you drive through a town or a small village or an even smaller settlement ..there are always people raising their hand to greet you back. And as long as there are people in the world, often very poor people, greeting a total stranger, which seems to be the universal gesture everywhere of welcoming someone without any prejudices, then there is plenty of hope in the world to overcome all the bad things and nothing is lost at all.
Love the way you talk to the camera, I feel like I am riding right next to you, you have so much passion and enthusiasm! Thanks Noraly, you make me dream!
You have inspired me to buy a motorcycle for the first time. I am 71 now and have always wanted to get something small to just get me "out there". I live in N Central Florida where there aren't that many hills, but lots of gravel/dirt roads to explore. If I don't do it now, I feel that I would be passing up a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I'm looking at the Yamaha TW200. Thank you for your beautiful videos and dedication.
We, the soon to become a million followers have so much respect for you Noraly .... you have taken us to a much more interesting places than the entire Main stream media has and not only that, you interact with the locals in a very respectful happy, humble and friendly manner that you can see them reacting with a big smile and willingness to open their heart to you . Cheers from Sydney...
Never in a zillion years I thought I would see this historical place. And never in the my remaining years I will see it in person either. Thank you Noraly!
@@markmark2080 Thank you, the same...what about Nico-Ride me Five and Rosie Gabrielle, them & Itchy Boots are my favorites, I will check "White Spot Pirates", Pedro Mota is allright. Thanks for the tips. Best wishes.
I agree, stunning landscape! Since your break you seem to have found a nice pace and rhythm Noraly. Definitely more relaxed. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful adventure with us.
What she is telling is not accurate. The Che guerrillas were ambushed and defeated in la Quebrada del Churo not far from the school you've been in La Higuera. That's where the Che surrendered and was taken prisoner, later lodged in that school and sentenced to death by the elected democratic government of Bolivia in 1967
Gosh! Fancy that old lady knowing Guevara when she was 15 years old. Just shows that his history is not so long ago, what an icon he became. Thanks Noraly for posting.
Often I have no other words to express my appreciation for what you do for you and for all of us. Simply I continue to say thank you for the work you put in after your rides for all of us who love and enjoy you and your adventure. Yay Noraly!
WoW Bolivia 🇧🇴 just keeps on giving. Beautiful scenery and really nice chilled dogs. Since Sucre Noraly has not been chased. The dogs love her. Great drone footage too. Then the Che museum 👍🏻 Brilliant, can’t wait for the next episode 🙏🏻 Be Safe.
What a determined traveller exploring alone with lot of smiles and witty presentation some times! Thanks Noraly for showing the beautiful people and world to us.
I know I am two years behind with commenting. I am binge watching to catch up to season 6. I love that you don’t sugar coat things and show the good and bad, I feel like a lot of travelers only show the bad and I hate that. All places have their issues even developed countries. I am from Canada but live in the USA now, I have love hates for both places lol. I think that’s just how it goes
Noraly your passionate videos touch me and many, with each ride you take us along. And every episode have something new and unique. A dog coming down from opposite side gave way for you, the horse turned it's head to see you pass. God bless as you journey through all these places.
Noraly, I often think as if I am traveling along side with you. As if I am also visited so many places around the world. You speak a very clear english language. Thank you so very much. Always keep safe.
You're getting some really spectacular shots with that drone. I'm enjoying the journey too. You've become an expert dirt bike rider. So happy that you're still safe. Sending prayers for your well-being in Jesus' name.
Noraly, your videos have inspired not only me but im sure many others, i anxiously await and throughly enjoy all your videos. You bring me to these incredible places without actually going. Thank you for sharing your experiences with me and the world.
This is a fantastic series and you do such a great job of it. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure. I’m sure there has been a spike in Royal Enfield Himalayas as well as drones. The drone videos are really incredible. Again, thank you and be safe. I hope you can complete your journey after the virus wave passes.
Wow... however I have read the Bolevian dairy, I feel now myself reached there. Thanks dear to show us this historical place. I must save this episode to see again n again.
Hey... Noraly l must say Thank you because i am seeing the world and fantastic places through you by your bike ride all of your riding videos... Once again thank you so much...
I have been travelling in Myanmar for the last week and just caught up up with you. 2 episodes in quick succession and so much happened. Great rides. Weather is kinder too. Keep it going. God bless.
Hey Noraly.. this episode is awesome. Thanks for showing the places about Che. I was hoping to see some of the clips of carnival event where you stayed last. Hope u had great time there. And wish u all the best for rest of ur journey.
The drone footage and the footage during the ride did not disappoint. Always a WOW rating. Then we see historical accounts of Che Guevara. All my past knowledge of him was from books or movies. This made him real
Hey Noraly, great ride again today, and we all love a bit of history too. As mentioned, CG did ride a bike....... Che Guevara's motorcycle is on display at the Che Guevara Museum in Alta Gracia, Argentina. Safe riding, and it's nice to see you eager and fresh again with a zest for adventure. Steve
Even though Marxism has proven itself to be a hundred miles of bad road everywhere it's been tried, I would still like to see the film Motorcycle Diaries some day.
Noraly. Your music is a winner. While I am interested in your adventures, being a 65 year-old motorcyclist, I look forward EVERY episode to hearing your choice of music. Love. Trinidad & Tobago.
Wauw wat is het daar ongelofelijk mooi! En wat bewonder ik jouw lef en moed. Je gaat gewoon. Bedankt voor het delen van jouw video's. Ik heb genoten van deze. Zo kunnen wij op afstand meegenieten ☺️😃 Rij voorzichtig! Take care.
An interesting piece on the museum. Thank you Noraly. I was in Cuba last year and everywhere we went we would hear stories of Che and people who knew him. This is live history and worth experiencing for very soon, all the characters will have passed away and the history starts to dull. I spent a lot of time with WW2 veterans from the Italy campaign and sadly, every one of them has now passed away. Thank you, as always, for your episode, Noraly. No dogs today, beautiful views and friendly people: when Noraly is a happy bunny, we’re all happy bunnies. Big 👍🏻👍🏻 Ride safe little biker. Geoff
Ernesto "Che" Guevara was a murderous piece of shit. A mass murderer at that. Any folklore about this great liberator of The Cuban People is brainwashed bullshit. Just ask the Cubans who risked their lives to leave Cuba for freedom and prosperity. Those of us were alive during this period of history want to tell you don't drink the Kool Aid, it's pure POISON that destroys nations
Another GREAT Episode and Video Noraly. I find Bolivia is beautiful and even though they are a poorer nation than some of its neighbours, their puppies are well behaved as they are probably kept happy and fed, not seeking Noraly ankles. The drone shot was fantastic and around video marker 9.44 I was screaming "Drone 2! Drone 2! PLEASE", but you may have not heard me as you had your helmet on. Loved the synchronized music and the track at the beginning was "finger clickable". Take care, ride safe and we'll catch you on #65. P.S. thanks for the history on Che.
Another fantastic video Noraly, I lived on the other side of the earth, so this is a real adventure. Thank you again for taking us to all these wonderful places .
Im your follow my blonde. Great video. Che was an killer but its interesting know innpresent the lands that he walk into the montains. Thank you for give to us the wonderfull pictures to the bolivia lands.
Such beautiful vistas. It must be difficult deciding what to film and what to include in your video. That valley in the drone shot was really something.
And with this video I complete your South American series, as I first landed on your quarantine in Lampa, Peru video and your subsequent harrowing escape from Peru videos, then back tracked to No. 65 and Santa Cruz through to your crossing into Peru, before starting the series in Buenos Aires. It's taken me two and half weeks to watch all of them. Now I'll start with your first series through Asia. I got my sister hooked on watching you too. Your travel vlogs are addictive, Noraly!!!
As always, your videos are extraordinary. Che Guevara was a sinister character, always present in my childhood nightmares. I still remember the relief I felt when I learned of his death. I was a teenager, just turned 15 years old. Today my nightmare relives every time I see the statues of that murderer.
Vow . This episode was really great in the sense that it resembled the rout of Che Guevara with his friend Granado in 1950s. Norally! Hats off to you to show us the museum relating to Che's last sip of life. Again I would that as beautiful is your smiling and consoling face and tone, similarly large and humane is your mind and soul. Keep that up and stay blessed for ever.🥀
I knew nothing of Che Guevara and this bit of history, Noraly, thanks for the enlightenment. I like the scenery you're experiencing now, varied and pretty. Still mellow dogs, too.
a beautiful stage, beautiful forests. thank you for showing the museum in memory of Che Guevara. thanks for sharing a piece of history. pity that in this video, Italian subtitles were missing. may your journey always be safe. Take care of yourself biker😘✌
Thanks for the revisit of the road from Villa Serrano to Vallegrande on Ruta del Che. Without question a favorit amongst the great rides of South America.
Mooie weggetjes, eerst de keien in het dorp waar je vertrok, later de semi verharde gravel paden. Mooi groen begroeide bergen en mega uitzichten. En natuurlijk weer een educatief moment. Ik had graag de temperatuur verschillen gehoord tussen boven en in het dal. Ook het vochtgehalte in de lucht wordt hier interessant. Kort om, weer een prachtige weergave van dit gebied. Bedankt Noraly. ;-) ;-)
Wow. Turned TH-cam on and your latest video popped up, saying posted for 20 seconds and no views! It was 3:00am here Downunder. Just had to say “Hi”. Still loving your work, having seen all your episodes in both series. Keep it up and stay safe.
Love your videos, the scenery is spectacular. We have been watching and looking forward to each new episode. My husband says there is no way you are all alone, he says someone is traveling with you. I say no. Stay safe!
oh the Dogs in Cusco are like the police of the streets, they are friendly, but anyone who acts strange... or cars drive too fast the dogs let them know, often they meet and just sit together... or check the local resturants for free food, my wifes family are from Cusco, and the dogs are very free range... but return home for food and siestas...
Hi!! Noraly, Fantastische drone-beelden, zoals we nu van je gewend zijn !! Schilderachtig dorp / stadje, doordrenkt van geschiedenis, bedankt voor het delen !! Rij veilig, blijf veilig !! Groetjes, Anjali
... And another dirt track just made for Noraly's ride, apart from some Bolivian cows who, incidently look very much the same as their Dutch counterparts. Take care !
yes, they appear very much alike... but if you listen closely, the Bolivian cows have a more abrupt end to their moo.... as opposed to the Northern European bovine who tend to extend their moooooo. Accents... they tell a great deal to those with a discerning ear...... unfortunately, neither share the striking Dutch blue eyes of the hostess....
One thing that struck me in my travels through South America, was how many people there were in the small towns, within the town square, at celebrations, and festivals. Yet, there was so little traffic between these small towns. Most locals stay at home. The road today seemed devoid of other vehicles, it makes it much easier and more enjoyable.
Great greenery, Great scenery, you certainly have a never ending change of road surfaces, the drone footage is stunning and a history lesson thrown into the mix, awesome, i remember skiing down a mountain in British Columbia back in the 80's through cloud cover it was cool at first and fun, then it started raining on us and then finally sunshine and the bottom of the chairlift, your ride through the cloud brought back a fabulous memory for me ❤️,thx you, until the next video safe journey Noraly
Love from Bangalore, India. Thanks to show place were "Che" executed. His memorial and museum. Coz of you i got the chance to see the place. Thanks a lot... Miss you Che... Revolutionarist.
Thanks Nora for taking us around the world. My wife and I love you show. I hope you can soon get back and finish you trip to Alaska. Waiting for you to visit Africa. We see you in Zambia one day :)
![[S2 - Eps. 65] I'm STUCK here in Bolivia.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0kcNXK3ritU/mqdefault.jpg)
![[S2 - Eps. 65] I'm STUCK here in Bolivia.](/img/tr.png)
Now that I think about it, when Che Guevara was young he too went on a journey on a motorcycle through South America. He also wrote a book about his journey called 'The Motorcycle Diaries'.
And its a movie worth watching, too! I wish I knew the true story of Che Guevara
I was alive when Che was killed. I'm 74 now in 2024. Thank you for taking us here, to this beautiful location on a gorgeous ride. What Che stood for then & now is still in many hearts.
i think you do not understand the magnitude of your work!... keep us all dreaming to be where you are, have the courage to drive where you are driving!, and project this positive loving human kind attitude!... we all appreciate you!
Your definitely right
I noticed one thing. Whenever you drive through a town or a small village or an even smaller settlement ..there are always people raising their hand to greet you back.
And as long as there are people in the world, often very poor people, greeting a total stranger, which seems to be the universal gesture everywhere of welcoming someone without any prejudices, then there is plenty of hope in the world to overcome all the bad things and nothing is lost at all.
Great Comment👌👍
You are write... giving us a Hope in Humanity💚
This happens everywhere rural, in my experience. People salute the passerby/traveler.
Thats because those people rarely see anyone else than locals.
They might have never even seen an adventure bike .
Definitely not a Royal Enfield
Love the way you talk to the camera, I feel like I am riding right next to you, you have so much passion and enthusiasm! Thanks Noraly, you make me dream!
You have inspired me to buy a motorcycle for the first time. I am 71 now and have always wanted to get something small to just get me "out there". I live in N Central Florida where there aren't that many hills, but lots of gravel/dirt roads to explore. If I don't do it now, I feel that I would be passing up a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I'm looking at the Yamaha TW200. Thank you for your beautiful videos and dedication.
We, the soon to become a million followers have so much respect for you Noraly .... you have taken us to a much more interesting places than the entire Main stream media has and not only that, you interact with the locals in a very respectful happy, humble and friendly manner that you can see them reacting with a big smile and willingness to open their heart to you . Cheers from Sydney...
ofter killing the man then they use his image to make money thets very disturbing.
Never in a zillion years I thought I would see this historical place. And never in the my remaining years I will see it in person either. Thank you Noraly!
Geologist, Historian, Gourmet ,Traveller Yep Thats Noraly !
True , nice said !
She’s awesome
..... professional drone player n all weather girl !!
@@normandegeorge6526 well said!
Average Biker then, Good.
Every now and then I go watch the older episodes and I've come to the realization that this woman is a complete badass! Safe travels to you!
Nailed it.
@@markmark2080 "..complete badass? English please, if you can, if you wish.
@@markmark2080 Sure it does, thank you for your kindness...Att: another badass!lol
@@markmark2080 Thank you, the same...what about Nico-Ride me Five and Rosie Gabrielle, them & Itchy Boots are my favorites, I will check "White Spot Pirates", Pedro Mota is allright. Thanks for the tips. Best wishes.
I agree, stunning landscape! Since your break you seem to have found a nice pace and rhythm Noraly. Definitely more relaxed. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful adventure with us.
Agree, she is showing more of the people in the places she passes through. Some very interesting characters.
"happy bunny?"
U make us happy also.:-).safe travels, my friend..
Bin absolut glücklich Ihren so wunderbaren Kanal gefunden zu haben. 😊
Today it's a history lesson....other days it's a geology, travel, language ....programme... superb !!!!
If your interested in history you never get let down by Noraly. Fantastic!
"the combat was here, but Che escaped. Two days later, he was captured and they brought him here…" Great video noraly!
Thanks for the clarification! It was really hard to understand what Gregoria was saying. And yes, great video Noraly!
Thanks for your help 🙏 I replayed it many times but I couldn’t understand what she was saying!
15:03
@@ItchyBoots And she was 19 in 1967.
What she is telling is not accurate. The Che guerrillas were ambushed and defeated in la Quebrada del Churo not far from the school you've been in La Higuera. That's where the Che surrendered and was taken prisoner, later lodged in that school and sentenced to death by the elected democratic government of Bolivia in 1967
Gosh! Fancy that old lady knowing Guevara when she was 15 years old.
Just shows that his history is not so long ago, what an icon he became.
Thanks Noraly for posting.
Often I have no other words to express my appreciation for what you do for you and for all of us. Simply I continue to say thank you for the work you put in after your rides for all of us who love and enjoy you and your adventure. Yay Noraly!
The Lady with 4 Balls. My All time favorite Lady on the planet. You are an inspiration. So down to earth.
WoW Bolivia 🇧🇴 just keeps on giving. Beautiful scenery and really nice chilled dogs. Since Sucre Noraly has not been chased. The dogs love her.
Great drone footage too. Then the Che museum 👍🏻
Brilliant, can’t wait for the next episode 🙏🏻
Be Safe.
Super Awsome, having a chance to see the Che's Place,, 😎🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️🚴♀️👍👍👍👍👍
Motorcycle diaries! Noraly you are a legend. Aroha from New Zealand.
What a determined traveller exploring alone with lot of smiles and witty presentation some times! Thanks Noraly for showing the beautiful people and world to us.
I know I am two years behind with commenting. I am binge watching to catch up to season 6. I love that you don’t sugar coat things and show the good and bad, I feel like a lot of travelers only show the bad and I hate that. All places have their issues even developed countries. I am from Canada but live in the USA now, I have love hates for both places lol. I think that’s just how it goes
Noraly your passionate videos touch me and many, with each ride you take us along. And every episode have something new and unique. A dog coming down from opposite side gave way for you, the horse turned it's head to see you pass. God bless as you journey through all these places.
"Happy Bunny"....very cute...big smile on my face...😊
Noraly, I often think as if I am traveling along side with you. As if I am also visited so many places around the world. You speak a very clear english language. Thank you so very much. Always keep safe.
I appreciate your efforts to show something different. Take care and have a safe ride ahead..!!
Noraly, Thank you so much for sharing your adventures. This is beautiful and somewhere I would never have been able to experience.
You're getting some really spectacular shots with that drone. I'm enjoying the journey too. You've become an expert dirt bike rider. So happy that you're still safe. Sending prayers for your well-being in Jesus' name.
Good morning Noraly😊😊. Good to see again....Thank you for that history lesson...Again another great ride. Thank you
I love grandma señora Montero, she looks very kind and warm. And of course "la Norita"... great adventure. Take care.
Your videos are unparalleled in quality and interesting content, Noraly. Che was a motorcyclist.
Your videos are genuinely more interesting than any BBC production, my grandchildren are addicted now too :-)
Noraly, your videos have inspired not only me but im sure many others, i anxiously await and throughly enjoy all your videos. You bring me to these incredible places without actually going. Thank you for sharing your experiences with me and the world.
This is a fantastic series and you do such a great job of it. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure. I’m sure there has been a spike in Royal Enfield Himalayas as well as drones. The drone videos are really incredible. Again, thank you and be safe. I hope you can complete your journey after the virus wave passes.
Wow... however I have read the Bolevian dairy, I feel now myself reached there. Thanks dear to show us this historical place. I must save this episode to see again n again.
“I’m a happy bunny” - somehow this has to make it onto an itchy boot sticker!
energizer bunny /on a motorcycle sticker
Hey... Noraly l must say Thank you because i am seeing the world and fantastic places through you by your bike ride all of your riding videos... Once again thank you so much...
Another fantastic video Noraly, thank you again for taking us to all these wonderful places 😃 x
I have been travelling in Myanmar for the last week and just caught up up with you. 2 episodes in quick succession and so much happened. Great rides. Weather is kinder too. Keep it going. God bless.
Wow Noraly that was interesting video, and the scenery was beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us all. 👍🇬🇧
That view of the valley was so very beautiful. Thanks for taking the time and showing how beautiful it was.
What clarity...fabulous, just fabulous! 👍
Noraly, really appreciate you,the effort that you take to visit that place and show the world..
Hey Noraly.. this episode is awesome. Thanks for showing the places about Che. I was hoping to see some of the clips of carnival event where you stayed last. Hope u had great time there. And wish u all the best for rest of ur journey.
Wow தமிழ் பேசும் ஒரு நண்பர்.
உங்கள் பதிவும் தமிழில் இருந்தால் இன்னும் சிறப்பு,தமிழில் எழுதுவோம், தமிழை சுவாசிப்போம் வாழ்த்துக்கள்
@@jamessanthan2447 உங்கள் கருத்துக்களுக்கு நன்றி. அந்த பதிவு நொராலியை சென்று அடையவே ஆங்கிலத்தில் பதிவிட்டேன். வாழ்த்துக்கள்.
Great route, red dirt, white clouds, blue sky. Dhanno really is a trooper, I'm so impressed!
Its become our routine to watch Itchy boots marathon every night! Even my son 2,5 years old recognice noraly! Dat is Noraly met motorcycle!! Leuk he?
The drone footage and the footage during the ride did not disappoint. Always a WOW rating. Then we see historical accounts of Che Guevara. All my past knowledge of him was from books or movies. This made him real
You are fulfillimg our travel dreams to the most unusual places on earth. God bless. Take care of yourself and dhanno as well.
Sehr gute Tourbeschreibung. Botanic,Geologie und Geschichte zusammengepackt.das Abenteuer pur. Ich warte schon auf den nächsten Tripp.
Hey Noraly, great ride again today, and we all love a bit of history too. As mentioned, CG did ride a bike.......
Che Guevara's motorcycle is on display at the Che Guevara Museum in Alta Gracia, Argentina.
Safe riding, and it's nice to see you eager and fresh again with a zest for adventure.
Steve
You should know that the motorcycle owner was Alberto Granados, his friend and traveling companion.
Even though Marxism has proven itself to be a hundred miles of bad road everywhere it's been tried, I would still like to see the film Motorcycle Diaries some day.
@@marcswanson7066 Pick Up the book first dude.
@@marcswanson7066 Good movie, but is the early stages of his experience. Motorcycle scenes are very funny.
@@TheWhale45 how about victims of those who murdered him, they are countless
Breathtaking Scenery...
Thanks for the history lesson as well!
Respect 🙏🌹
⚔️🇺🇸⚔️
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Another great day, beautiful country and great drone shots. Also i learned some history today. Thanks again and stay safe.
Noraly. Your music is a winner. While I am interested in your adventures, being a 65 year-old motorcyclist, I look forward EVERY episode to hearing your choice of music. Love. Trinidad & Tobago.
Stunning scenery..love the drone shots for a broad overview.
Wauw wat is het daar ongelofelijk mooi! En wat bewonder ik jouw lef en moed. Je gaat gewoon. Bedankt voor het delen van jouw video's. Ik heb genoten van deze. Zo kunnen wij op afstand meegenieten ☺️😃 Rij voorzichtig! Take care.
Wow! Loved those drone shots, the track looked perfect for you and Dhanno, it was wonderful to see it from the air :)
An interesting piece on the museum. Thank you Noraly.
I was in Cuba last year and everywhere we went we would hear stories of Che and people who knew him. This is live history and worth experiencing for very soon, all the characters will have passed away and the history starts to dull. I spent a lot of time with WW2 veterans from the Italy campaign and sadly, every one of them has now passed away.
Thank you, as always, for your episode, Noraly.
No dogs today, beautiful views and friendly people: when Noraly is a happy bunny, we’re all happy bunnies.
Big 👍🏻👍🏻
Ride safe little biker.
Geoff
Ernesto "Che" Guevara was a murderous piece of shit. A mass murderer at that. Any folklore about this great liberator of The Cuban People is brainwashed bullshit. Just ask the Cubans who risked their lives to leave Cuba for freedom and prosperity. Those of us were alive during this period of history want to tell you don't drink the Kool Aid, it's pure POISON that destroys nations
Travel brings you in contact with history as well as with geology and nature. I’m glad you want to show us a piece of South American history.
A sad part of history because of these murderous psychopathic communists
Motorcycle Diaries of Little Norali paying Tribute to Che!!! Whatever may be the ideology Che is a fascinating part of our history! Thanks Nora!
Another GREAT Episode and Video Noraly. I find Bolivia is beautiful and even though they are a poorer nation than some of its neighbours, their puppies are well behaved as they are probably kept happy and fed, not seeking Noraly ankles. The drone shot was fantastic and around video marker 9.44 I was screaming "Drone 2! Drone 2! PLEASE", but you may have not heard me as you had your helmet on. Loved the synchronized music and the track at the beginning was "finger clickable". Take care, ride safe and we'll catch you on #65.
P.S. thanks for the history on Che.
A new subscriber and I am already awestruck! Both the quality of the vids and the beautiful way Noraly narrates is amazing!
Another fantastic video Noraly, I lived on the other side of the earth, so this is a real adventure. Thank you again for taking us to all these wonderful places .
Thanks very much Noraly, yet another interesting, one-woman video with great production, filming, and content. Surely an Oscar this year?
Im your follow my blonde. Great video. Che was an killer but its interesting know innpresent the lands that he walk into the montains. Thank you for give to us the wonderfull pictures to the bolivia lands.
What a awesome views Noraly, thank you for showing us these videos of beautiful places.
Such beautiful vistas. It must be difficult deciding what to film and what to include in your video. That valley in the drone shot was really something.
And with this video I complete your South American series, as I first landed on your quarantine in Lampa, Peru video and your subsequent harrowing escape from Peru videos, then back tracked to No. 65 and Santa Cruz through to your crossing into Peru, before starting the series in Buenos Aires. It's taken me two and half weeks to watch all of them. Now I'll start with your first series through Asia. I got my sister hooked on watching you too. Your travel vlogs are addictive, Noraly!!!
As always, your videos are extraordinary. Che Guevara was a sinister character, always present in my childhood nightmares. I still remember the relief I felt when I learned of his death. I was a teenager, just turned 15 years old. Today my nightmare relives every time I see the statues of that murderer.
Che was a sadistic, psychopathic killer, not some kind of "hero."
calm down. He represents ideals, you don´t, just fears...
@@Robpires2 Ideals? Guevara just was a murder.
O!, wow! Wat a privilege to see this video, thanks girl 👐🏾👍🏾👆🏾👌🏾
Vow .
This episode was really great in the sense that it resembled the rout of Che Guevara with his friend Granado in 1950s.
Norally! Hats off to you to show us the museum relating to Che's last sip of life.
Again I would that as beautiful is your smiling and consoling face and tone, similarly large and humane is your mind and soul.
Keep that up and stay blessed for ever.🥀
Hi Noraly. I sure enjoy riding with you. I salute your spirit. Thank you for bringing us along.
I love the background music
I knew nothing of Che Guevara and this bit of history, Noraly, thanks for the enlightenment. I like the scenery you're experiencing now, varied and pretty. Still mellow dogs, too.
a beautiful stage, beautiful forests. thank you for showing the museum in memory of Che Guevara. thanks for sharing a piece of history. pity that in this video, Italian subtitles were missing. may your journey always be safe. Take care of yourself biker😘✌
Awesome episode Noraly,the drone shots are fantastic,really give a perspective of the dramatic landscape,loving it
Thanks for the revisit of the road from Villa Serrano to Vallegrande on Ruta del Che. Without question a favorit amongst the great rides of South America.
Mooie weggetjes, eerst de keien in het dorp waar je vertrok, later de semi verharde gravel paden. Mooi groen begroeide bergen en mega uitzichten. En natuurlijk weer een educatief moment. Ik had graag de temperatuur verschillen gehoord tussen boven en in het dal. Ook het vochtgehalte in de lucht wordt hier interessant. Kort om, weer een prachtige weergave van dit gebied. Bedankt Noraly. ;-) ;-)
Wow. Turned TH-cam on and your latest video popped up, saying posted for 20 seconds and no views! It was 3:00am here Downunder. Just had to say “Hi”.
Still loving your work, having seen all your episodes in both series.
Keep it up and stay safe.
Love your videos, the scenery is spectacular. We have been watching and looking forward to each new episode.
My husband says there is no way you are all alone, he says someone is traveling with you. I say no.
Stay safe!
The dogs are much friendlier in Bolivia!
The altitude makes them "mellow", why chase a bike when it is too difficult to run? ... maybe they are smarter.
oh the Dogs in Cusco are like the police of the streets, they are friendly, but anyone who acts strange... or cars drive too fast the dogs let them know, often they meet and just sit together... or check the local resturants for free food, my wifes family are from Cusco, and the dogs are very free range... but return home for food and siestas...
Hi!! Noraly,
Fantastische drone-beelden, zoals we nu van je gewend zijn !! Schilderachtig dorp / stadje, doordrenkt van geschiedenis, bedankt voor het delen !! Rij veilig, blijf veilig !!
Groetjes,
Anjali
Good to see greenery instead of desert. Happy bunny rides again.
Obrigado pela visita a esse local tristemente histórico
That is some of the most beautiful scenery so far.
By far......the best scenery of all the videos so far .
That was a cool bridge in the middle of nowhere
The transition from a deserted area to a completely green area is spectacular.
Weer een prachtige reportage, Noraly! Ik geniet er van! Stay safe!
Thanks a lot for showing this historical place.
Крутые видео с дрона! Жаль только один лайк поставить можно. Во дворе стоит русская нива ВАЗ 2131! Не ожидал там её увидеть.
Да, Нурали классно подает инфу.
В одной из первых серий этого сезона в кадр попала Ока. Еще более неожиданно было увидеть ее.
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Я прям вслух заорал "НИВА!!!!"
чем испугал домашних ))))))
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но оку не видел
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Thank you for taking us places we only here about in history books. Fascinating!
Gracias NORALY por compartir esta historia. .Nos llega mucho. .
Saludos desde ARGENTINA. .
Stunning scenery! Thanks for taking us along Noraly!!
... And another dirt track just made for Noraly's ride, apart from some Bolivian cows who, incidently look very much the same as their Dutch counterparts. Take care !
But they moo a different language, surely ?
yes, they appear very much alike... but if you listen closely, the Bolivian cows have a more abrupt end to their moo.... as opposed to the Northern European bovine who tend to extend their moooooo. Accents... they tell a great deal to those with a discerning ear...... unfortunately, neither share the striking Dutch blue eyes of the hostess....
One thing that struck me in my travels through South America, was how many people there were in the small towns, within the town square, at celebrations, and festivals. Yet, there was so little traffic between these small towns. Most locals stay at home. The road today seemed devoid of other vehicles, it makes it much easier and more enjoyable.
Stunning landscapes, nice one itchy....
Great greenery, Great scenery, you certainly have a never ending change of road surfaces, the drone footage is stunning and a history lesson thrown into the mix, awesome, i remember skiing down a mountain in British Columbia back in the 80's through cloud cover it was cool at first and fun, then it started raining on us and then finally sunshine and the bottom of the chairlift, your ride through the cloud brought back a fabulous memory for me ❤️,thx you, until the next video safe journey Noraly
Love from Bangalore, India. Thanks to show place were "Che" executed. His memorial and museum. Coz of you i got the chance to see the place. Thanks a lot... Miss you Che... Revolutionarist.
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Thanks Nora for taking us around the world. My wife and I love you show. I hope you can soon get back and finish you trip to Alaska. Waiting for you to visit Africa. We see you in Zambia one day :)