Noraly, I love your videos and the attention you have brought, (in a good way,) not only for motorcyclist worldwide, but especially to duel sport riding. The history that you share is priceless. I have ridden most of my life and am as close to three quarters of a century in age as you can get without being there. Recently I watched the ABR 2023 videos. You were amazing! The way you conduct yourself is a talent many of us could learn from. The world is always looking for someone they can look up to as an example and you have fulfilled this many times over. You are not only a skilled rider, but a very classy lady. I wish you the very best and look forward to every adventure you share with your Internet family. May God continue to watch over you and bless you!
The gas station scene in Sierra Leone is an instant classic. I was as if you had dropped in from Mars. All the way from Holland on that little bike with all your gadgets. Cinema verite
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. 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 think and really do hope she understands the magnitude of her work. She does a lot of good, surely she sees that. Here's a quote I found online referring to Dutch people, "They do not draw attention to themselves and do not value the accouterments of success highly prized by other western societies. They dislike displays of wealth, as they run counter to their egalitarian beliefs. They do not boast about their accomplishments or their material possessions."
Wow! The gasoline pump crowd was really amazed about your travels! The people are so genuine, yet so depressed by the labor situation and disease. Another country entered and I hope Alaska started again soon! Thanks for another day in your adventure! Ride safe Noraly!
It's a little surprising that the gas pump guy just casually holding big wads of cash. Do robberies not happen there or the money is not worth much that they don't even try?
I'm from West Africa, precisely from Guinea-Bissau and I live here in Bissau, after having seen your video that you made in our country in Bissau, I decided to take my time and watch all your videos from this season 7 Africa, but my conclusion with your good interaction with people from all the countries you've been to, comes from your good way of being, your are friendly and respectful, keep it up and everything will be fine. Dear visitors of this channel, I assure you that West Africa has a very generous and kind people, maybe we are poor, but kind.
Hi first time watching your vlog I'm from Scotland are u not scarred going thru these countries I would love to see what motor cycle Ur on. Never tried , I use to road cycle racing bykes don't have licence as I'm 76 but what I've seen god bless and I will certainly watch from now on you are very cheerful it's better than watching TV 👍
GSE Gas Station Encounters, Sierra Leonne style ... great to see you sharing the interest in technology with local riders. Miles of smiles, Noraly! 🙂👍👍
Best fuel stop ever! Giving the woman the money amongst all the men was the best! The woman walked away so proud! And you were so happy you gave her the money! The men laughed knowing what was going on! We can tell you are stopping more to let Alaska cool down! Now you have left us in total intrigue! 🙂
Thanks for the video, I got to see Serra Leone. My friend is from SL, met him in my country at an internship in Pakistan. He went back home, I do miss hanging out with him though. Great guy. Intelligent guy, a good and hardworking student. My professor still compliments about the research and write-up he did.
Hope that you got your bike problems got sorted out without too much hassle Noraly. Being stranded in foreing country with dead bike, not a best feeling. Been there done that. Luckily people are usually helpful and solution arises one way or another. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!
It's so much fun to ride in these kinds of countries. You feel like a rockstar just putting on petrol. But they're always respectful and nice, and love when you chat with them... ❤
Noraly I have to comment again you are so brave, always with a beautiful smile. You are the envy of all your supporters through this long journey. A life time of adventures, adrenaline and fortitude may God bless you. Keep safe.
@@jerrym3261 … and, as well, Noraly has lived a life and seen parts of the world most of us can only dream about (or watch her videos)! Lol…. You did indeed make a great point!
The largest Ebola outbreak ever recorded was in Guinea-Sierra Leone-Liberia in 2014/15. That region has been through a lot, like you said, but good to see the people are as resilient as ever and bouncing back from those challenges. Beautiful part of the world!
Gosh, what a cliffhanger! Great episode Noraly, especially the enthusiastic interactions at the fuel station. Beautiful, peaceful countryside - quite enticing! PS: Enjoyed your informative ABR festival talk. Have SOOO much more respect for your hard work now. Really appreciated today's video as a result. Kudos Noraly.
Lisa & I feel so blessed to come across your channel. We are so proud of you and the interaction you have with the people you meet. Once in Luzon PI my buddy and I got lost with the Jeep in new a people’s army territory. We ran across a older man carrying wood stacked really tall on his back. He said is was dangerous there and we should go to his village. We gave him a ride home many miles away. The whole village told us to stay so we did and slept in a grass hut but kept hearing people moving around outside. The next morning we woke to find the whole village cooking some pigs for a party for us bringing their elder home. These people had very little yet gave us so much. As we left in the morning after we all ate they all ran after us. John and I went to a market to buy them 5 new pigs and supplies and again went to the village to give all and more back to them. To see their smiles and feel their gratitude make us all happy. Everyplace we went around the world the poorest people were the best, the kindness, the things they taught us and how happy and proud they were. Best days of my life. 👍 keep up the good work.
What is amazing wherever she go, she was the center of attention among the local especially among men who can’t believe she can do it traveling alone by herself . Her friendly smile makes everyone comfortable to talk to her. Keep up the good vibes and take care ! Thanks .
Motorbikes are used commercially in most African countries and risers are always men, that is why they are shocked with the lady Rider and more so the distance she has done.
Unbelievable and amazing video today😍. Your friendly approach with locals and let them know how many kilometers you have traveled. They got so amazed. That's the same way for us. We are so impressed with your adventures. Thank you Noraly.
Hello Noraly, each new adventure fills my life with energy and happiness, my mind with new knowledge, thank you for teaching us so much about each place you visit, good luck on each trip
South Africa is more scary than Sierra Leone. SL is one of the safest countries in Africa while SA is one of the most violent and dangerous IN THE WORLD. 😊
Breakdown is never fun, but good thing it happen at the checkpoint than in the middle of nowhere like jungle. Hope everything is ok and started again at the next showing.
Itchyboots gathers motorbike riders around her wherever she goes, whether it’s Siera Leone or the ABR festival. And then there’s the cliff hanger ending, what a riveting vlog.
😍Thank you very much for your sincere kindness 😊 You have inspired immeasurably great enthusiasm and even started many to follow in your footsteps.. Itchy Boots is the best joy I have ever experienced, a new hobby and enthusiasm for new challenges🤩🤩🤩
Thanks for visiting my country SIERRA LEONE 🇸🇱. . hope you enjoyed the short time here. I wish you all the best in your next adventures, also i hope you will visit this country again someday. 🤍🙏🏾
I hope that you were able to get Alaska repaired! I watched “Blood Diamond” last night, about the Civil War in Sierra Leone. So much wealth coming from the earth, but so little going to the people mining it.
What a beautiful person you are. You always have a smile for everyone in every situation. You always trust people, I don't know how you do it, I would always be a little scared.
Watching your videos I feel completely free... you are amazing, Thanks for share us your awesome trip, and your awesome life. a big hug for you and be safe.
The Lord watches over her ,and the angels in heaven like her too...she's going to always be one of those people that will always come though without a scratch .
Incredible experience. As a person who travelled through many African countries decades ago, I have a real 'feel' for what I'm watching you do. Fearless and confident. I like your style... 🙂
Loved those guys at the petrol station treating you like an Alien from Planet Zod. LOL. And that Woman holding out her hand for Money and you giving her some. Brilliant. See you on Sunday.
Loved the WOW's... usually when you say you rode all the way from NL they are kind of "whatever", this crowd actually understood what you were saying and were truly impressed. Great to see that interaction.
I love the look of awe on the faces of the men. And I like that they were friendly and respectful. As a West African who once did a road trip from Lagos, Nigeria to Accra Ghana I know how challenging it is to travel these parts. Kudos Noraly. One day I hope to return to the continent and try get further west to Senegal , and maybe even drive further North.
Respectful friendliness is pretty much in the DNA of West African people. There are exceptions of course but in general this is one part of the world where you really can learn good manners.
Gives stopping at the border new meaning... I salute you in your journey of communicating with a smile and a laugh to stay safe in sticky outnumbered situations. Peace and safety to you always
NEW WORLD RECORD! --- for creating the most ball of fun, smiles, and curiosity at a gas station --- in the history of the internal combustion engine. Congratulations, Noraly!
Tough ride in Sierra Leone on wet, muddy roads. Hopefully, Alaska will not have any more starting problems and you are able to make it to Monrovia. Best of luck and hope things go well. Be safe, be careful, and have a great trip the rest of the way to Monrovia. Enjoy the journey and keep the faith!
Wow! You really know how to draw a crowd Noraly! Now you really left us hanging wondering why Alaska won't start. Anxiously awaiting your next episode to see what happens.
I'm learning so much about how to treat people and be confident, strong but kind even in scary situations (when a lot of men surrounded you at the gas station for example). Thank you!
I see you now as an Ambassador of Africa. We may be decades behind the western world in terms of education and technology but Africa so far has shown how kind nd generous we are as a people.
Now that ended with a **BAAM!!1!** indeed! 😳 That cliffhanger even outdoes Charly's! He usually announces looming dramas before. But as we saw in Sierra Leone you are guaranteed instant stardom, wherever you show up there. You could make a living with the "All singing - all dancing Itchy Boots Motorcycle Extravaganza"-stage show there while waiting for the parts for Alaska. 😊 Another lovely one, made my day! 🤗😍² Now wait until Sunday… 😵💫
I spent four years in the Peace Corps in Sierra Leone many years ago, and traveled to many of the same places throughout West Africa. I taught at a teacher training college north of Kenema -which was where I did most of my weekly shopping. I enjoyed this and many other of your videos. So great to relive my African experiences through your travels. You are a wonderful ambassador to foreign lands, a savvy traveler, and just plain fun to listen. to. Thank You!!
Spectacular scenery but tough going on the bush track. We are left in suspense. I wish you all the best with Alaska your trusted and loyal transport. Safe travels
motorcycles are so much fun when they don't break...unexpectedly, for no apparent reason...and to think I look for smooth road watching this in amazement.
Oh my goodness Noraly, you left us with a cliffhanger!!! I sure hope everything turned out OK for you 😓!! Wow, you certainly attracted a big friendly crowd on the fuel stop!! Lots of love from Gene in Tennessee.
That was so fun at the filling station and your "crowd". Nice that you all could communicate in English. Did that lady just want your change from the petrol? LOL! That was cool, seeing hardly any cars on the road in town, just motorbikes. Uh-oh. I hope your bike was just having a moment at the end, there. 😬 At least, we know from your UK trip, it got taken care of somehow. Whew!
I think you have understood everything about the African mentality. When I saw you surrounded by this large number of young men, and you showed no signs of nervousness when other Europeans would be put on alert, then I tip my hat to your calm. and your intelligence. Congratulations. 😍😍😍😍😍 from Morocco.
Coming from an Arab and knowing things you do in Europe to European women, I would argue she would be more scared if surrounded by you people, Sub-Saharan africans are different in my opinion.
@@mabhodlelajj1195 I am not Arab. I am amazigh and African. This woman, before to arrive in Sierra Leon, she spent a long time in Morocco and she was very good there. Go back to her previous videos. Please, Stop spreading hatred between peoples.
THE GAS STATION! My Anxiety Went through the roof! I couldnt handle that many people at my local gas station. I dont know how you are able to remain so calm and composed. I am, as always, amazed by your courage and strength! Ride On!
Gua gua gua , de admiración e increible lo q vas viajando en lo de la gasolineria. Y la gente del lugar se arrima a consultarte. Saludos Noraly, desde Argentina, Dios bendiga a la gente de África. Bendiciones.
You always smile and laugh, I think it is contagious, and It helps break the ice. People find very friendly because of that. I love your videos I watch you all the way from Guatemalan, thank you for sharing you experience.❤
How are we possibly going to wait till the next video? Thank God we at least know she's okay because she downloaded this video. She is an incredibly Brave woman
Es ist immer wieder schön zu sehen wie herzlich Noraly mit fremden Menschen umgeht. Da geht mir das Herz auf und zeigt mir dass es noch viele, liebe Menschen gibt❣ 😍🥰
Find ich auch! Ausserdem denke ich inzwischen viel darüber nach wie gestresst *ich* in ähnlichen Situationen bin... Und wie anders man sich verhalten kann... Man Kan Fluchen und sich ärgern... Oder einfach lachen wenn was schief läuft oder wenn es chaotisch wird.. Das gibt mir echt zu denken. Mit ihrer Freundlichen und offenen Art erlebt sie viel mehr als nur durchbrausen und Kilometer sammeln... Ich glaube das unterscheidet sie auch von anderen Blogs. Und natürlich Sprachen Skills und Geologie. Was für ne Kombi, besser geht kaum beim Reisen!
This had me, from about 2 mins in. Your interaction with the locals at the petrol station, was brilliant to watch. Everyone was so friendly. Good luck with your future travels & stay safe....👍👍
NICE immigration officers I will put that country on my list. Everyone being nice to you. Its the fancy bike and the gear on the young woman. A rare scene even for me! Wish I could do the same. It feels like am riding on the bike too. I suppose that's the whole point for viewers we are travelling with you. This is my first time on your channel and am loving it. I love African village life. Its hambling and therapeutic.
I'm from West Africa, precisely from Guinea-Bissau and I live here in Bissau, after having seen your video that you made in our country in Bissau, I decided to take my time and watch all your videos from this season 7 Africa, but my conclusion with your good interaction with people from all the countries you've been to, comes from your good way of being, your are friendly and respectful, keep it up and everything will be fine. Dear visitors of this channel, I assure you that West Africa has a very generous and kind people, maybe we are poor, but kind.
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Noraly, I love your videos and the attention you have brought, (in a good way,) not only for motorcyclist worldwide, but especially to duel sport riding. The history that you share is priceless. I have ridden most of my life and am as close to three quarters of a century in age as you can get without being there. Recently I watched the ABR 2023 videos. You were amazing! The way you conduct yourself is a talent many of us could learn from. The world is always looking for someone they can look up to as an example and you have fulfilled this many times over. You are not only a skilled rider, but a very classy lady. I wish you the very best and look forward to every adventure you share with your Internet family. May God continue to watch over you and bless you!
Thank you for your comment here. I fully agree with you. And, I am also a person nearing the mid 70 and still keep riding a motorcycle.
@@gaminiediri Yep, same!
I second that motion! ✅
That gas station scene was so wholesome, reminded me of moments when I was kid when a friend would show you some new cool toy they got lol
😂😂 the look on their face when she said 10000km
@@OXHAMMERSTONE_NYC❤
The gas station scene in Sierra Leone is an instant classic. I was as if you had dropped in from Mars. All the way from Holland on that little bike with all your gadgets. Cinema verite
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. 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!
No one could have said that any better Diane. Thank you.😇
I think and really do hope she understands the magnitude of her work. She does a lot of good, surely she sees that.
Here's a quote I found online referring to Dutch people, "They do not draw attention to themselves and do not value the accouterments of success highly prized by other western societies.
They dislike displays of wealth, as they run counter to their egalitarian beliefs.
They do not boast about their accomplishments or their material possessions."
❤ bien parlé
@@jerrym3261 Y Argentina los eliminó 2 veces de los mundiales de futbol 1978 y 2022 y no presumimos ¶: ))))
@@DianeGleason-tc9zd ⚠️ Please don't try riding from Guinea to Conakry alone is not safe.
Thank you for visiting my home, Sierra Leone 🇸🇱. I upload videos showcasing it 🇸🇱 and you are adding light to it. Much love ❤️
very nice country!
Same 😊
I am happy that I found such a channel on TH-cam, I can travel the whole world with such a brave woman
Wow! The gasoline pump crowd was really amazed about your travels! The people are so genuine, yet so depressed by the labor situation and disease. Another country entered and I hope Alaska started again soon! Thanks for another day in your adventure! Ride safe Noraly!
Did you see the guy in the background? Crutches & one leg.
@@savage22bolt32 ….. yes! And then the lady must have asked for her change from buying the gas….
It's a little surprising that the gas pump guy just casually holding big wads of cash. Do robberies not happen there or the money is not worth much that they don't even try?
Never mind. Lol. Just read the title of the video. That answered my question
@@InfamousCrimeLocationsNoraly addressed this. Please rewatch .
As a biker i can only but admire your courage. This is Amazing.
I'm from West Africa, precisely from Guinea-Bissau and I live here in Bissau, after having seen your video that you made in our country in Bissau, I decided to take my time and watch all your videos from this season 7 Africa, but my conclusion with your good interaction with people from all the countries you've been to, comes from your good way of being, your are friendly and respectful, keep it up and everything will be fine. Dear visitors of this channel, I assure you that West Africa has a very generous and kind people, maybe we are poor, but kind.
I’m from Guinea and I couldn’t agree with you more!
I lived in Angola but I'm brazilian, i can say, African People is very kinds...
the way not to be poor is to create something of value that others may benefit from and have them do the same then exchange.
Hi first time watching your vlog I'm from Scotland are u not scarred going thru these countries I would love to see what motor cycle Ur on. Never tried , I use to road cycle racing bykes don't have licence as I'm 76 but what I've seen god bless and I will certainly watch from now on you are very cheerful it's better than watching TV 👍
Is that a fact?
Wow! The look of amazement of that young guys face in the Petrol station was priceless 👍
Brilliant lol 😮
As a Sierra Leonean i was smiling through out the whole video. A very beautiful country that we don't appreciate and explore more.🇸🇱❤️💯
I want to go to your beautiful country
Why People are fleeing from sierra leone?
GSE Gas Station Encounters, Sierra Leonne style ... great to see you sharing the interest in technology with local riders.
Miles of smiles, Noraly! 🙂👍👍
Best fuel stop ever! Giving the woman the money amongst all the men was the best! The woman walked away so proud! And you were so happy you gave her the money! The men laughed knowing what was going on! We can tell you are stopping more to let Alaska cool down! Now you have left us in total intrigue! 🙂
💚🌴☀️😂🐝
Safe driver
Well said....not to mention that woman had been watching the scene and timed her request to Noraly perfectly. Smart woman.
How rude that lady was though
But she said the biggest note was a dollar equivalent!
Thanks for the video, I got to see Serra Leone. My friend is from SL, met him in my country at an internship in Pakistan. He went back home, I do miss hanging out with him though. Great guy. Intelligent guy, a good and hardworking student. My professor still compliments about the research and write-up he did.
@@AluWalaNaan Hi
Love ❤️ is our Religion bro ! Thank you so much ❤🫂🫂🇸🇱🇸🇱
Hope that you got your bike problems got sorted out without too much hassle Noraly. Being stranded in foreing country with dead bike, not a best feeling. Been there done that. Luckily people are usually helpful and solution arises one way or another.
Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!
Oh no, what a cliffhanger! That was a lot of puddle dodging. You never disappoint, Itch. Such an adventure artist.
It's so much fun to ride in these kinds of countries. You feel like a rockstar just putting on petrol. But they're always respectful and nice, and love when you chat with them... ❤
Noraly
I have to comment again you are so brave, always with a beautiful smile. You are the envy of all your supporters through this long journey. A life time of adventures, adrenaline and fortitude may God bless you.
Keep safe.
It's amazing the beating Alaska has taken....I hope she's ok!!!
Alaska is fixable. If Alaska ever gets to the point she is not fixable, Alaska has lived a life CRF300 Rallys never even dream of living.
@@jerrym3261 … and, as well, Noraly has lived a life and seen parts of the world most of us can only dream about (or watch her videos)! Lol…. You did indeed make a great point!
👏💚🌴☀️✊
Get a colder temperature spark plug, generally a shorter electrode and run more water than antifreeze ratio.
Well, she did post this video, after the fact, so ...
The largest Ebola outbreak ever recorded was in Guinea-Sierra Leone-Liberia in 2014/15. That region has been through a lot, like you said, but good to see the people are as resilient as ever and bouncing back from those challenges. Beautiful part of the world!
She performs with such Grace, Beauty and Dignity. Bravo, Noraly!
Gosh, what a cliffhanger! Great episode Noraly, especially the enthusiastic interactions at the fuel station. Beautiful, peaceful countryside - quite enticing!
PS: Enjoyed your informative ABR festival talk. Have SOOO much more respect for your hard work now. Really appreciated today's video as a result. Kudos Noraly.
Lisa & I feel so blessed to come across your channel. We are so proud of you and the interaction you have with the people you meet. Once in Luzon PI my buddy and I got lost with the Jeep in new a people’s army territory. We ran across a older man carrying wood stacked really tall on his back. He said is was dangerous there and we should go to his village. We gave him a ride home many miles away. The whole village told us to stay so we did and slept in a grass hut but kept hearing people moving around outside. The next morning we woke to find the whole village cooking some pigs for a party for us bringing their elder home. These people had very little yet gave us so much. As we left in the morning after we all ate they all ran after us. John and I went to a market to buy them 5 new pigs and supplies and again went to the village to give all and more back to them. To see their smiles and feel their gratitude make us all happy. Everyplace we went around the world the poorest people were the best, the kindness, the things they taught us and how happy and proud they were. Best days of my life. 👍 keep up the good work.
This made me soo happy
😂😂😂! This story made me tear up in laughter! Brilliant 👏🏾👏🏾
What is amazing wherever she go, she was the center of attention among the local especially among men who can’t believe she can do it traveling alone by herself . Her friendly smile makes everyone comfortable to talk to her. Keep up the good vibes and take care ! Thanks .
the people who she meets is amazing
Motorbikes are used commercially in most African countries and risers are always men, that is why they are shocked with the lady Rider and more so the distance she has done.
Get out is your local 🤌😊
Yeah, until it doesn't work with the wrong meet. She's not exactly a hard target.
Unbelievable and amazing video today😍. Your friendly approach with locals and let them know how many kilometers you have traveled. They got so amazed. That's the same way for us. We are so impressed with your adventures. Thank you Noraly.
Sierra leone 🇸🇱 is my country and Kenema is my home town, thanks for visiting my country love you
Hello Noraly, each new adventure fills my life with energy and happiness, my mind with new knowledge, thank you for teaching us so much about each place you visit, good luck on each trip
Take note, this is how a proper cliffhanger is done!
Indeed... I want to drag the days to Sunday's next episode 😂
YES, INDEED!
If I wasn't a long-time watcher, I'd think it was a scripted move by a typical T.V. producer. Perfectly timed.
Exactly my thoughts... this lady knows how to produce great content :-)
😮
More, more, More
I am from South Africa and I have major respect for this Noraly!!!! She is so brave
South Africa is more scary than Sierra Leone. SL is one of the safest countries in Africa while SA is one of the most violent and dangerous IN THE WORLD. 😊
She'd get robbed quick in SA. Real ones know
She has been here and nothing of that sort happened.
@@kgtsimane Stop talking shit, you see where she's at, you think SA is like this. You like talking shit about SA
Her personality is amazing….thats why she travels well…..😊
Breakdown is never fun, but good thing it happen at the checkpoint than in the middle of nowhere like jungle. Hope everything is ok and started again at the next showing.
maybe bad gas?
Itchyboots gathers motorbike riders around her wherever she goes, whether it’s Siera Leone or the ABR festival. And then there’s the cliff hanger ending, what a riveting vlog.
You are so awesome, I can't believe how you can manage to blend in with everyone you are meeting on your way.
Another cliffhanger! I hope Alaska gets the help she needs! Brava, Noraly!
😍Thank you very much for your sincere kindness 😊 You have inspired immeasurably great enthusiasm and even started many to follow in your footsteps.. Itchy Boots is the best joy I have ever experienced, a new hobby and enthusiasm for new challenges🤩🤩🤩
Thanks for visiting my country SIERRA LEONE 🇸🇱. . hope you enjoyed the short time here. I wish you all the best in your next adventures, also i hope you will visit this country again someday. 🤍🙏🏾
Someone declares their love for Noraly ,and Alaska won't start. Can't wait for the next episode!
I hope that you were able to get Alaska repaired!
I watched “Blood Diamond” last night, about the Civil War in Sierra Leone.
So much wealth coming from the earth, but so little going to the people mining it.
*I AM Glad to see you having a great time. Have a wonderful journey* 🙏😍
You get swamped wherever you go ! Absolute people magnet. Loving this North/West Africa adventure.
What a beautiful person you are. You always have a smile for everyone in every situation. You always trust people, I don't know how you do it, I would always be a little scared.
Watching your videos I feel completely free... you are amazing, Thanks for share us your awesome trip, and your awesome life. a big hug for you and be safe.
The balls you have, absolutely incredible! Nothing but respect and admiration for you🇨🇦🤘
Youre in more danger than her. More than likely.
@@demetriahorne1006 lol you're right...The way I ride sometimes lol....🤷♂️
The Lord watches over her ,and the angels in heaven like her too...she's going to always be one of those people that will always come though without a scratch .
Incredible experience. As a person who travelled through many African countries decades ago, I have a real 'feel' for what I'm watching you do. Fearless and confident. I like your style... 🙂
Loved those guys at the petrol station treating you like an Alien from Planet Zod. LOL. And that Woman holding out her hand for Money and you giving her some. Brilliant. See you on Sunday.
Loved the WOW's... usually when you say you rode all the way from NL they are kind of "whatever", this crowd actually understood what you were saying and were truly impressed. Great to see that interaction.
I was over a month in Sierra Leone several years ago, beautiful landscapes. Greetings
I love the look of awe on the faces of the men. And I like that they were friendly and respectful. As a West African who once did a road trip from Lagos, Nigeria to Accra Ghana I know how challenging it is to travel these parts. Kudos Noraly. One day I hope to return to the continent and try get further west to Senegal , and maybe even drive further North.
I imagine getting out of Lagos in one piece was the hardest part.
Respectful friendliness is pretty much in the DNA of West African people. There are exceptions of course but in general this is one part of the world where you really can learn good manners.
I thought she looked a bit worried ,did well just to get the hell out of there.
Why did she give that woman money
@@535832 Apparently she asked for it,kinda panhandling.
@@535832she wasn't not worried, you are just assuming she was.
Gives stopping at the border new meaning...
I salute you in your journey of communicating with a smile and a laugh to stay safe in sticky outnumbered situations.
Peace and safety to you always
The greenery and lushness of plants is so refreshing after the deserts in Mauritania you went through. Girl, you got a lot of heart. Much respect.
best petrol stop EVER!!! there is so much fun in traveling with you. thanks for taking us along.
NEW WORLD RECORD! --- for creating the most ball of fun, smiles, and curiosity at a gas station
--- in the history of the internal combustion engine.
Congratulations, Noraly!
I love this woman for her courage, this is one of my dreams that one day I will travel on a motorcycle to Europe I love you so much stay bless
Tough ride in Sierra Leone on wet, muddy roads. Hopefully, Alaska will not have any more starting problems and you are able to make it to Monrovia. Best of luck and hope things go well. Be safe, be careful, and have a great trip the rest of the way to Monrovia. Enjoy the journey and keep the faith!
Perfect end to the episode, your video editing skill is worthy of an Oscar!
That skill of editing and choosing what to film! Comes with many hrs work and ESP!😂 And she become darn good at it!
The sheer audacity and bravity this takes is truly outstanding,my hat off to this lady ,im loving this channel
Wow! You really know how to draw a crowd Noraly! Now you really left us hanging wondering why Alaska won't start. Anxiously awaiting your next episode to see what happens.
I'm learning so much about how to treat people and be confident, strong but kind even in scary situations (when a lot of men surrounded you at the gas station for example). Thank you!
You are watching a lot of negative news :-)
Men in sierra leone are not dangerous maybe where you at they dangerous
I don't know if we watched the same video because the man seemed curious and friendly rather than scary
It amazing they way u interact with strangers, especially from where you came from. Not fear or scare of anything without security around you.
Another exciting ride. Thank you young lady.
Respect has to be earned and you definitely earned it. The world is yours, all of it.
I love how polite and vague you are with your responses to authority.
Beautifull video with very very good interactions with the local people👍👍and what a nice people in Sierra Leone and Liberia 👍👍
It was like a pillion riding on Alaska with Noraly along the route enjoying the journey and the stories. Safe journey Itchy Boots!!
I see you now as an Ambassador of Africa. We may be decades behind the western world in terms of education and technology but Africa so far has shown how kind nd generous we are as a people.
Now that ended with a **BAAM!!1!** indeed! 😳 That cliffhanger even outdoes Charly's! He usually announces looming dramas before.
But as we saw in Sierra Leone you are guaranteed instant stardom, wherever you show up there. You could make a living with the "All singing - all dancing Itchy Boots Motorcycle Extravaganza"-stage show there while waiting for the parts for Alaska. 😊
Another lovely one, made my day! 🤗😍²
Now wait until Sunday… 😵💫
Awesome.
The rich information and knowledge on the areas you visit amaze me.
Waiting to see you arrive in Kenya 🇰🇪 Karibu Kenya
I love the way all the African young boys come around your bike fascinated by it!!! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
We need an Itchy Boots tee shirt with "I go now!" On the back 😊
I would definitely get one!!!
I would buy several! All sizes! Great idea!
You could pair that with 'I make a new one' by My Mechanics.
Noraly Voce causa comocao no povo por onde passa, o povo fica admirado de ver voce toda equipada , Voce e Uma lenda garota.☺️☺️☺️🇧🇷
I spent four years in the Peace Corps in Sierra Leone many years ago, and traveled to many of the same places throughout West Africa. I taught at a teacher training college north of Kenema -which was where I did most of my weekly shopping. I enjoyed this and many other of your videos. So great to relive my African experiences through your travels. You are a wonderful ambassador to foreign lands, a savvy traveler, and just plain fun to listen. to. Thank You!!
Spectacular scenery but tough going on the bush track. We are left in suspense. I wish you all the best with Alaska your trusted and loyal transport. Safe travels
motorcycles are so much fun when they don't break...unexpectedly, for no apparent reason...and to think I look for smooth road watching this in amazement.
I once drove to very East part of Sierra Leone and near Liberia. Amazing place. Best wishes!
Oh my goodness Noraly, you left us with a cliffhanger!!! I sure hope everything turned out OK for you 😓!! Wow, you certainly attracted a big friendly crowd on the fuel stop!! Lots of love from Gene in Tennessee.
That was so fun at the filling station and your "crowd". Nice that you all could communicate in English. Did that lady just want your change from the petrol? LOL! That was cool, seeing hardly any cars on the road in town, just motorbikes. Uh-oh. I hope your bike was just having a moment at the end, there. 😬 At least, we know from your UK trip, it got taken care of somehow. Whew!
Holy crap, I just found this channel. What an amazing adventure!
I’m here smiling all through the video like I’m on the bike with you thank you so much for taking us through the journey
Noo, now I have to wait till sunday to see how this ends!! Good to keep in mind that she uploaded this episode, so it probably all went well. 😁
Glad to see you having great time in my hometown Kenema. Have a wonderful journey 🙏😍
Thank you for visiting my country Sierra Leone, hope you enjoyed your short stay? Safe journeys over the border in Liberia and I hope you fix Alaska!
You have a beautiful country, many motorcycles like Latin America.
Thanks, motorcycles are cheaper for the locals and suit the roads better
What a cliffhanger, a guy that loves her and a bike that doesn't start somewhere in the middle of nowhere 😅
Middle of nowhere, Liberia...
Not a great situation to be in
@@BoycottChinaa dahhhh🤤
There's always a back up
In a country prone to civil wars
I think you have understood everything about the African mentality. When I saw you surrounded by this large number of young men, and you showed no signs of nervousness when other Europeans would be put on alert, then I tip my hat to your calm. and your intelligence. Congratulations.
😍😍😍😍😍 from Morocco.
Who says?
The people in Sierra Leone are friendly , peaceful and mostly love strangers
She is incredibly warm. They were intrigued by her not wanting to cause harm
Coming from an Arab and knowing things you do in Europe to European women, I would argue she would be more scared if surrounded by you people, Sub-Saharan africans are different in my opinion.
@@mabhodlelajj1195 I am not Arab. I am amazigh and African. This woman, before to arrive in Sierra Leon, she spent a long time in Morocco and she was very good there. Go back to her previous videos. Please, Stop spreading hatred between peoples.
Wow! is all I can say, bless your soul and good luck in your travels!
THE GAS STATION!
My Anxiety Went through the roof! I couldnt handle that many people at my local gas station. I dont know how you are able to remain so calm and composed.
I am, as always, amazed by your courage and strength!
Ride On!
In the USA gas stations can be dangerous late at night, but usually not during the day.
Yeah and at 4:40 that woman just straight up asking for money. Rude with the hand.
There was no need to worry in such a big crowd, she was very safe here. No shootings or robberies especially during day
Gua gua gua , de admiración e increible lo q vas viajando en lo de la gasolineria. Y la gente del lugar se arrima a consultarte. Saludos Noraly, desde Argentina, Dios bendiga a la gente de África. Bendiciones.
U a true spirit of adventure. God speed, safe journey. Thanks for sharing.
Oh my dear!! How could you leave us stranded with Alaska not starting!? You will both be in my prayers!!!
Can I say, I am not a motorcycle fan by any means but so enjoy watching your adventures.
I’m the same! Noraly’s uploads are so addictive!
I'm a huge motorcycle fan, I have 10. That's not why I'm here and I have a good guess you and I are here for similar reasons.
@@jerrym3261 just a great adventure
Yep don't need to be a motorcycle fan to eat this up. Nothing better. Everyone loves to watch Wonder Woman
You always smile and laugh, I think it is contagious, and It helps break the ice. People find very friendly because of that. I love your videos I watch you all the way from Guatemalan, thank you for sharing you experience.❤
Oh no ! Possible bad fuel? Hopefully not serious. Stay safe, Noraly. Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦
How are we possibly going to wait till the next video? Thank God we at least know she's okay because she downloaded this video. She is an incredibly Brave woman
I’ve traveled that road as a UN peacekeeper. It’s a very interesting drive. Unbelievably beautiful country Liberia.
Es ist immer wieder schön zu sehen wie herzlich Noraly mit fremden Menschen umgeht. Da geht mir das Herz auf und zeigt mir dass es noch viele, liebe Menschen gibt❣
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Find ich auch! Ausserdem denke ich inzwischen viel darüber nach wie gestresst *ich* in ähnlichen Situationen bin... Und wie anders man sich verhalten kann...
Man Kan Fluchen und sich ärgern... Oder einfach lachen wenn was schief läuft oder wenn es chaotisch wird.. Das gibt mir echt zu denken. Mit ihrer Freundlichen und offenen Art erlebt sie viel mehr als nur durchbrausen und
Kilometer sammeln... Ich glaube das unterscheidet sie auch von anderen Blogs. Und natürlich Sprachen Skills und Geologie. Was für ne Kombi, besser geht kaum beim Reisen!
Btw:
Gruß aus Oldenburg 🤓😎
@@beakittelscherz5419 ja, geht mir auch so. In vielen zwischenmenschlichen Situationen sollte ich mir ein Beispiel an ihr nehmen. 👍
What an incredible life she lives. Keep rocking on girl!
You are Indeed a very brave lady....passing through the National Park without fear....you are great!
Another video! Always a good time wathcing.
We all hope you stay safe. God bless you all.
This had me, from about 2 mins in. Your interaction with the locals at the petrol station, was brilliant to watch. Everyone was so friendly. Good luck with your future travels & stay safe....👍👍
NICE immigration officers I will put that country on my list. Everyone being nice to you. Its the fancy bike and the gear on the young woman. A rare scene even for me! Wish I could do the same. It feels like am riding on the bike too. I suppose that's the whole point for viewers we are travelling with you. This is my first time on your channel and am loving it. I love African village life. Its hambling and therapeutic.
I'm from West Africa, precisely from Guinea-Bissau and I live here in Bissau, after having seen your video that you made in our country in Bissau, I decided to take my time and watch all your videos from this season 7 Africa, but my conclusion with your good interaction with people from all the countries you've been to, comes from your good way of being, your are friendly and respectful, keep it up and everything will be fine. Dear visitors of this channel, I assure you that West Africa has a very generous and kind people, maybe we are poor, but kind.
I have loved the villages there, they are very homely and welcoming, no pollution of things to spoil the environment.
Im also from Guinea-Bissau 🇬🇼🫶🏾
We are definitely not poor, just not making use of our resources.