@@AdrianCsaszar I love the fact that is three highly educated women . They are science specialist. Their fields are related . I mean enough power there to start a university , that will change the world ❤
I'm from India and we're currently under lockdown again. It can get pretty depressing your videos are one of the few things keeping me sane, thank you for filming your journey and sharing it with the world .
Hi, Namibië have very long straid tar roads it will make you tired! Stay on the gravel roads. Yes make sure you have enough gas and water! I stay in Keetmanshoop and hope to see you. I am a 61 year Yamaha 250 XT driver. 😊
@@BrassLock i am adding to your comment and pointing to Lamshai Kharlahni... lol. totally agreed what you said, just couldnt understand why India still supporting Israel after UAE has given lots of medical support to them...
I'm a proud South African/French Huguenot descendent. We are fortunate to have to documentation that states the ships our forefathers arrived on in Cape Town.
I'm So Grateful That You Take All Of Us Along On These Awesome Ventures! We Get to See Areas Of The World That We Would Most Likely Never See! Thank You!!
My colleagues were like and nou, what's going on and I blasted with laughter because they couldn't hear why I'm I laughing about because I'm listening through my headset 😂😂😂
South Africa has a little bit of every continent and country around the world in it. From desert region to wineland even snow capped mountains glorious valleys to white sandy beaches. And yes Greek looking villages along the west coast. Enjoy and be safe.
Nothing quite like an African Sunset. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦Thank you for showing all of us the True Beauty of South Africa. Your passion for what you do really shines through. Many happy miles ahead. Looking forward to it.
@@multitieredinvestor183 which is the correct side, derived from men at arms on horseback passing sword arm to sword arm, which means riding on the left. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@tee8839 I am MELANIN Rich South African or BANTU!! ( not black, a label made up by Foreigners) It just Happens i am an INDEPENDENT Critical Thinker With no Brainwashing by the Followers and Preachers of FOREIGN IDEOLOGIES that has NOTHING to DO with SOUTH AFRICAN Cultural ,Spiritual, History and DAILY Needs .and Future
The best country to live in.....mountains, greenery, beauty, resources....many expats are surprised as u cause all they see in the news are the negative 🙈🤭
You probably had a colleague from South Africa who used to fill your head with everything negative about SA, and also adding some spice. I met a lot of such disgruntled South Africans while working in the UAE.
Just when you think your day can’t get better along come Noraly and her infectious smile. The passion for what you do is pure gold. Keep safe and keep the rubber side down
Thank you for showing the monument. I am a descendant of the Huguenots of South Africa and my surname was given a Dutch pronunciation but since leaving SA I pronounce it the French way 😊
@@tlabuscagne ok . The Australian team came across the surname recently , when one South african joined their team . They just could not pronounce his surname . It was so hilarious and he enjoyed it .
@@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593 I’ve seen that video, very funny. In SA it is mostly pronounced the Dutch way (the second pronunciation in your comment) but some pronounce it more anglicised (the first way). It’s original pronunciation would have been the French way, but I guess it’s up to the individual how they want to say it. The truth is most people give up after the first few letters when they first try and say it! 😂
South Africa really has a lot to offer anybody who is lucky enough to go there or at least visit your channel. Wonderful stories and video as usual. Thank you.👍👍🇨🇦
Video by video, you are submitting impressions, I NEVER expected in South Africa ! And video by video, i realize more and more, I do NOT KNOW much about foreign countries and people. It` s a shame for myself, but a very good reason to follow your trips.
What an amazing archeology site. I loved the paleologist's laugh. They were lovely ladies with a wealth of knowledge. What a fantastic afternoon you had with them
The palenotologist spoke in a subdued, serious way, but her laugh was so big and spontaneous! Like 2 different people (but not scary--just unexpected).
What a beautiful season this is again! I never thought of South Africa as a travel destination, but now I do. Such splendor! The towns and spots have all such funny names, Klokkiebosch 😄 Greetings from Utrecht!
I really loved her laugh! It was real and genuine. It is all the effect that Noraly has on people who don't get much of a chance to let it all out after being deprived by their boring environment and people around them. Laugh and you live long!
Boring people and environment? Many of us will count ourself lucky to have a day job working in a location so significant doing work thst is our passion.
Thanks for mentioning this "French" part of the SA history! Makes me want to come back to visit this area after such a long time I visited a very small part of the country! Ride long, Ride safe!!!
SA needs to get you on payroll! I never knew so much about the country until this season. Also the adapt and improvise style of your adventures is amazing! Thank you for bringing great content to the world!
Do you think they had a clue that by explaining fossils to you that they would be reaching tens of thousands of people? You bring much joy to me thru your video’s. What a beautiful place South Africa is.
OK ... that laugh ... which was pretty nerdy was so much fun. Cool to see how engaged those people were and how you also well got somewhat the profession coming back to you. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
We definitely have some of the most beautiful scenic views in the world. So glad you bringing some of south Africa's beauty to the world. When visiting Africa, South Africa is the best to go to, particularly Cape Town, Port Elizabeth and garden route is also spectacular.
What did the little rock say when he rolled down the hill and gained five pounds? “I feel like I’m a little bolder (boulder) now!” This was my attempt at a geology joke. Happy Trails, IB.
Hello Noraly, yes, we all have had such days, route is gone from satnav, boring streets and short on gas. But what a reward in the fossil park, sometimes i am a bit jealous about your wonderful adventures especially what wonderful people you meet in the most uncommon places. But i also feel thankful that you share all your experiences so that we can see your world and be part of your travel. The dronnage at the end are one of the best pictures of all. Stay save and healthy and always keep the rubber to the road, greetings from Germany.
Well done Noraly. Your travels are so interesting. The comment about the monument and the influence the Dutch had with the Huguenots was relevant today. History is filled with people of their time. It needs to be maintained so that we can all go forward and learn from it. There are those that want to erase or rewrite history to fit their narrative of today. Thank you again for opening up this part of the world to us. Safe travels.
Not aware that there is a movement to "erase" nor "rewrite" history. There is certainly a push in the USA to stop CELEBRATING or otherwise honoring the more controversial individuals of American history--that's very different from what you're claiming.
Thanks for the epic tours and history lessons. History is not all pleasant but it has to be told, warts and alll to keep the horrendous parts of it from being repeated.Noraly is epic❤️❤️🙌👍
I have been watching Noraly’s videos from the start and always appreciate it when she includes segments of scientific interest in the areas she travels through. I’m not really a biologist as I only have a masters but today’s segment was of particular interest to me. I had no idea a bear species was once native to that part of the world. Keep up the excellent work Noraly.
You gotta make sure you're leaving plenty of room for petrol stops. There were some tourists where I lived in Namibia who ran out of gas and died of exposure. :(
Take note of Josh's comment on Namibia. Also carry enough drinking water. Tell people when you leave and let them know on your arrival. Safe biking; Veilig ry; Gute fahrt; Hamba gahle.
One of the most beautiful countries. I lived in South Africa for 11 years as a teenager and in my early twenties in the 80s and early 90s. Absolute adventure compared to my German Fatherland.😁😉
Hiya Noraly! Welcome back. I'm not the expert, but those guards may be better as they look to be further away from the engine therefore more space between the ground and the precious heart of the motorcycle (the enine). Thanks for the history lesson on French settlers. Interesting area with fossils. I have read that the remains or bones of the oldest humans have been discovered on the continent of Africa from where we all were supposed to have branched off. Lovely drone sequence as usual. Always look forward to these, especially that "Mind Blowing" shot of the sun reflecting on the ocean. 🤯🤯🤯 Take care, ride safe and C U in the next Episode. 🤟🏽🖖🏽
Well that’s it, I’m almost eighty but I’m buying me a Honda 250L and headin out! I’ve put approximately 20K on two scooters in the past and thought I was done ( too old ),,,maybe that was a mistake. Have you ever read the poem “ Do not go gentle into that good night “ that sentence is like a siren in my brain after watching this young ladies adventures. For years friends and sons urged me to stop riding my scooters, so I finally sold them. Since then I sit comfortably in my chair watching Videos of others living their passion. This straddle lounger I sit in is like a comfortable coffin.
Looovely! …and a geologist, paleontologist and archaeologist, all three ladies? I get the "gist" of it. I am outsmarted by the trio. Another excellent leg of the trip! Love it! :oD
Correction. The Dutch brought grapes to the Cape and were already making wine and Brandy when the French arrived. They brought with their French way of wine making along with some of their grape varieties but were not the first to introduce grapes and wine to the region. And nothing wrong with the Dutch history with regards to the French. Being persecuted in their own motherland France, were offered freedom and amazing land and opportunities in South Africa.
modern Cape Dutch architecture is so pretty. It amazing how barren the west coast is compared to the east coast, cold Atlantic Benguela current vs warm Indian ocean Mozambique current.
Wow, thank you so much for covering my home country so well! I especially like how you have shown me things I did not even know about my own country! Great that you stayed away from the usual tourist traps that are covered so much in many other travel videos. Love your easy going positive style and great photography!
My first relative Daniel Hugo arrived in cape town around 1680 as a black smith along with 40 other Huguenots family's from Champagne area France. He wasn't well liked! Thankfully my mother spends her time doing genealogy.
@@AngelOfDarkness01 it's one of the best things about churches, there record keeping is amazing. Mom's been digging to uncover more from the Champagne days but will prob need a trip, time and translater for that!
Good to know about the history of Huguenots and specially the various kinds of pre-historic species which can be seen in West Cost Fossils park is really epic and mindblowing. Thanks for showing us the wonderful coverage. Greetings from India.
This vid 'I joined police academy' was in my recommendations so many times.. I checked this channel yesterday and I realised I have missed soo much of good content.. and those drone shots you take while riding.. amazing!
There she is!! Savannah is looking good ... good day to roll & test out the upgrades. The wine estates surrounding just out of this world. Thank you Huguenots bringing grapes to South Africa. I would personally stay here longer... really enjoy South African wines. You're happiest on the seat of a motorbike,... i think your second happiest is in the middle of a fossil basin. 3 meter bear, holy smokes ... what a healthy laugh ... what a coastline with the drone. The drone shots are always special. Keep on to Namibia. Ride careful, stay safe ..
Many of the Huguenots also went to the Channel Islands (in the English Channel). My family, the Bisson family, was one of the original families to settle in Jersey. In Normandy the name was Buisson, but they changed the spelling when they registered their coat of arms. The shield contains a bush (Buisson in French) on an island... Buisson is the French word for bush.
Hy from Tyrol, Normally! Most of the Huguenots (in German: Hugenotten) went to Prussia, where they were incorporated quickly and successfully. That's why so many "original" Prussian families have french sounding names ...
Wow, the drone footage was just delightful . Thank you for this wonderful series, SA is amazingly beautiful; I am enjoying every second of your videos. Take care and ride safe. Neil x
Thank you for taking us the the Fossil Park, what an amazing place and in the company of three inspiring woman. And then to end it all the lovely drone flight over the Atlantic, so good!
Noraly, you are simply incredible. A zest for life and such a positive attitude. Nothing phases you. You have shown me a South Africa I never imagined, but I was only there for two weeks, in a car and playing golf. One point, I think Huguenot in English, you pronounce the final “]”.. In Canada, anyway. Safe travels.
I am a typical horizon lover and at 21:14 it real took my heart, on the left it felt like a way to heaven, thank you miss for sharing this experience the beauty I always wondered was Africa.
You must have really had a good day judging from the sparkle in your eyes. It was a WOW video! Drone shots are always beautiful but this one is a double WOW! Thanks for letting us ride along. Thank goodness it’s virtual...Savannah would have a full load if we were on the back 🤣 Have fun 🏍🇺🇸
Thank you for allowing me to ride with you and see places I could have never seen I am from the Eastern Shore of Maryland in the USA you are helping us to see our everyday world great adventure
Thank you Professor Noraly; I loved the fossil lesson today! I also loved the drone footage of all those whitewashed houses at the end of this episode. Looks a beautiful coastal town
I just discovered your channel. You are such a lovely person! Love how joyful and insightful you are! I actually learned a lot from this video, and I'm South African. Lol. Thank you for showing the world my country!
A very famous political satirist lives in Darling by the name of Pieter-Dirk Uys. He is a South African performer, author, and social activist. One of his best known roles is as Evita Bezuidenhout, an Afrikaner socialite.
At Evita se Perron (and yes, word play on Evita Péron). 😉 Perron = platform at a train station, and Pieter's theatre is at the old Darling train station.
Noraly.....You inspire many of us to just simply leave the herd mentality and break free to do what we love and long to experience. Yes, we love what you do. But mostly, we love what you are.
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As a 64 year old south African biker you have shown me so much of my own country, thank you very much
Western cape is so beautiful 😍😍 I was born in sea point and grew up in hermanus. I miss it so much 💔
What does wearing a biker costume got to do with it?
This series has been a real eye opener. We never realised how beautiful and scenic South Africa is.
South Africa is really beautiful.
You are so right! I never thought that south africa is so beautyful!
I'm from South Africa. I think we sometimes take our country too much for granted.
We as South Africans stay in a beautiful country, beautiful weather.... never to cold or to hot.
We so grateful to live in such a beautiful country ❤love from South Africa 🇿🇦
She laughs like a true scientist. 😁
lovely, like it
@@AdrianCsaszar I love the fact that is three highly educated women . They are science specialist. Their fields are related . I mean enough power there to start a university , that will change the world ❤
@@bgd73 I thought she would stay in it
I missed the joke entirely but the laugh made me laugh more than any joke anyway👍
@@leggoman1 they discovered the material at the site called the Dick site .
Sounds like the start of a good joke: An Archeologist, a Paleontologist and a Geologist drive their golfcsrt to a bar...
😄😂😅
All three order a whiskey and the geologist says “Make mine on the rocks.”
18:43 Well, she liked it 😂
@@nojoke420 "On second thought, i'd like a bone dry white wine please", the Paleontologist said
@@John_Doe.... and the archaeologist says I'll take the aged scotch...
What an absolute joy to meet such nice people with an obvious passion for their work. A huge thanks from Noraly's fans to these 2 ladies 🤗🇬🇧
I'm from India and we're currently under lockdown again. It can get pretty depressing your videos are one of the few things keeping me sane, thank you for filming your journey and sharing it with the world .
Hi, Namibië have very long straid tar roads it will make you tired! Stay on the gravel roads. Yes make sure you have enough gas and water! I stay in Keetmanshoop and hope to see you. I am a 61 year Yamaha 250 XT driver. 😊
Sending you a big warm hug, hoping things will get better soon. ❤❤❤
Sending love and energy from Vermont, US. ♥️
@@BrassLock and stop supporting Israel for killing the innocent
@@BrassLock i am adding to your comment and pointing to Lamshai Kharlahni... lol. totally agreed what you said, just couldnt understand why India still supporting Israel after UAE has given lots of medical support to them...
I'm a proud South African/French Huguenot descendent. We are fortunate to have to documentation that states the ships our forefathers arrived on in Cape Town.
My mom is French, and I still have family in France, but I was born and raised in Southern California. I just wanted to say “hello" 💪🏻🇺🇸🇫🇷🇿🇦✝️💪🏻
"Huguenots"
Bonjour Etienne from Loxton
Monsieur Olivier I believe you and as Noraly stated you lost your French.
@@nelsong4719 The majority of South African French Huguenot descendents speak Afrikaans.
I'm So Grateful That You Take All Of Us Along On These Awesome Ventures! We Get to See Areas Of The World That We Would Most Likely Never See! Thank You!!
What a laugh! I had to go back and listen to it a few more times, and then I started laughing too, and now I feel better.
I also re-wound that particular bit. That lady has an amazing laugh--she must amaze her colleagues at times.
Perhaps we should all laugh like that now and then. Laughter and baby animals are the two that makes you feel better all over.
I also enjoyed the moment when Noraly turned and looked into the camera.
I can't catch what she said.
My colleagues were like and nou, what's going on and I blasted with laughter because they couldn't hear why I'm I laughing about because I'm listening through my headset 😂😂😂
So Noraly is a geologist? I guess that truly makes her a rock star.
I didn't expect that huge laugh from that little lady. It's always the quiet ones. ;)
@@markmark2080 ya that made me smile
So right. It was almost a shock.
Me neither, so soft spoken with a contagious laugh
That what happens smoking 20 a day Cuban cigars
South Africa has a little bit of every continent and country around the world in it. From desert region to wineland even snow capped mountains glorious valleys to white sandy beaches. And yes Greek looking villages along the west coast. Enjoy and be safe.
I didn’t realize how beautiful South Africa is thanks for sharing 👏👏👏👍
Nothing quite like an African Sunset. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦Thank you for showing all of us the True Beauty of South Africa. Your passion for what you do really shines through. Many happy miles ahead. Looking forward to it.
A complicated history has South Africa, but a beautiful place for sure🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
But they still drive on the wrong side of the road.
@@multitieredinvestor183 which is the correct side, derived from men at arms on horseback passing sword arm to sword arm, which means riding on the left. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@multitieredinvestor183 Rotation of the EARTH anti-Clockwise/You Count numbers and Write from LEFT to Right so is Reading.
@@tee8839 I am MELANIN Rich South African or BANTU!! ( not black, a label made up by Foreigners) It just Happens i am an INDEPENDENT Critical Thinker With no Brainwashing by the Followers and Preachers of FOREIGN IDEOLOGIES that has NOTHING to DO with SOUTH AFRICAN Cultural ,Spiritual, History and DAILY Needs .and Future
@@tee8839 NATIVE son of THE the MOTHERLAND
I never fancied South Africa at all this video has totally changed my view looks like great country to visit
The best country to live in.....mountains, greenery, beauty, resources....many expats are surprised as u cause all they see in the news are the negative 🙈🤭
It's utterly gorgeous. So many vastly different and awe-inspiring landscapes. Proudly South African.
You probably had a colleague from South Africa who used to fill your head with everything negative about SA, and also adding some spice. I met a lot of such disgruntled South Africans while working in the UAE.
@@Nikolizky It's so sad that they go around painting a gloomy picture about our beloved country. Thanks for your comment Papinho 🙏
The trio was fabulous! Thanks for another installment of your South African Adventure! Savannah is looking great. Ride safe Noraly!
Just when you think your day can’t get better along come Noraly and her infectious smile. The passion for what you do is pure gold. Keep safe and keep the rubber side down
Thank you for showing the monument. I am a descendant of the Huguenots of South Africa and my surname was given a Dutch pronunciation but since leaving SA I pronounce it the French way 😊
So is it labushane or labuskagnie?
@@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593 neither really, the ending is more like lasagne.
@@tlabuscagne ok . The Australian team came across the surname recently , when one South african joined their team . They just could not pronounce his surname . It was so hilarious and he enjoyed it .
@@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593 I’ve seen that video, very funny. In SA it is mostly pronounced the Dutch way (the second pronunciation in your comment) but some pronounce it more anglicised (the first way). It’s original pronunciation would have been the French way, but I guess it’s up to the individual how they want to say it. The truth is most people give up after the first few letters when they first try and say it! 😂
I honestly thought it was supposed to rhyme with "champagne" when pronounced the French way.
South Africa really has a lot to offer anybody who is lucky enough to go there or at least visit your channel. Wonderful stories and video as usual. Thank you.👍👍🇨🇦
Video by video, you are submitting impressions, I NEVER expected in South Africa !
And video by video, i realize more and more, I do NOT KNOW much about foreign countries and people.
It` s a shame for myself, but a very good reason to follow your trips.
What an amazing archeology site. I loved the paleologist's laugh. They were lovely ladies with a wealth of knowledge. What a fantastic afternoon you had with them
Hello Paige Nottelling. How are you doing?
South Africa is truly beautiful, and that woman, the way she talks and laugh is very different, at first i thought she was trying to scare you :)
The palenotologist spoke in a subdued, serious way, but her laugh was so big and spontaneous! Like 2 different people (but not scary--just unexpected).
Nice lady, no doubt felt relaxed and in good company. In fact three nice ladies.
Noraly's enthusiasm and energy is awe inspiring
Huguenots also settled in East London and were known as master silk weavers. That dig was amazing and the scientist was so interesting. Great vlog.
Hello Jane Hanna. How are you doing?
I discover so much of my country through your trips! Thank you so much!
There was a lot of knowledge in that golfcart. Very interesting episode! Thanks!
What a beautiful season this is again! I never thought of South Africa as a travel destination, but now I do. Such splendor!
The towns and spots have all such funny names, Klokkiebosch 😄
Greetings from Utrecht!
What an amazing advert for South Africa, thank you!
I really loved her laugh! It was real and genuine. It is all the effect that Noraly has on people who don't get much of a chance to let it all out after being deprived by their boring environment and people around them. Laugh and you live long!
Boring people and environment? Many of us will count ourself lucky to have a day job working in a location so significant doing work thst is our passion.
Thanks for mentioning this "French" part of the SA history!
Makes me want to come back to visit this area after such a long time I visited a very small part of the country!
Ride long, Ride safe!!!
SA needs to get you on payroll! I never knew so much about the country until this season. Also the adapt and improvise style of your adventures is amazing! Thank you for bringing great content to the world!
18:45 I am going to put that laughter in a GIF for my chat reactions 😍
😀👍👍👍😂
No, please don't!!!!!! For the love of all humanity, no one should listen to that laugh again..........
Do you think they had a clue that by explaining fossils to you that they would be reaching tens of thousands of people? You bring much joy to me thru your video’s. What a beautiful place South Africa is.
OK ... that laugh ... which was pretty nerdy was so much fun. Cool to see how engaged those people were and how you also well got somewhat the profession coming back to you. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
That Jacobsbaai something else 😍 I'm South African and I didn't even know of that place. Thank you so much Noraly✌🏾
I see heaven on earth in Noraly's eyes in this episode again.
We definitely have some of the most beautiful scenic views in the world. So glad you bringing some of south Africa's beauty to the world. When visiting Africa, South Africa is the best to go to, particularly Cape Town, Port Elizabeth and garden route is also spectacular.
What did the little rock say when he rolled down the hill and gained five pounds?
“I feel like I’m a little bolder (boulder) now!”
This was my attempt at a geology joke. Happy Trails, IB.
Don...don't give up your day job.;)
Lol!
Will leave you to work on your palaeontology & archaeology jokes. Don`t phone us, we`ll ring you ;)
Hello Noraly, yes, we all have had such days, route is gone from satnav, boring streets and short on gas. But what a reward in the fossil park, sometimes i am a bit jealous about your wonderful adventures especially what wonderful people you meet in the most uncommon places. But i also feel thankful that you share all your experiences so that we can see your world and be part of your travel.
The dronnage at the end are one of the best pictures of all.
Stay save and healthy and always keep the rubber to the road, greetings from Germany.
Well done Noraly. Your travels are so interesting. The comment about the monument and the influence the Dutch had with the Huguenots was relevant today. History is filled with people of their time. It needs to be maintained so that we can all go forward and learn from it. There are those that want to erase or rewrite history to fit their narrative of today. Thank you again for opening up this part of the world to us. Safe travels.
Not aware that there is a movement to "erase" nor "rewrite" history. There is certainly a push in the USA to stop CELEBRATING or otherwise honoring the more controversial individuals of American history--that's very different from what you're claiming.
Noralay, I never realized South Africa was such a diverse land and Soooo beautiful. Thank you, thank you for the wonderful tour!!!
Her laugh almost burst my eardrums 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Manly laughter burst 🙃
I thought you whertalking about Noraly.... then I watched it... lol
i thought she got stuck in a loop
I bet she's single
It's easy to look everywhere else, admiring their natural treasures, when there's so much right here at home...
❤️🇿🇦
Thank you for this video... 😎👍🏼
Thanks for the epic tours and history lessons. History is not all pleasant but it has to be told, warts and alll to keep the horrendous parts of it from being repeated.Noraly is epic❤️❤️🙌👍
I have been watching Noraly’s videos from the start and always appreciate it when she includes segments of scientific interest in the areas she travels through. I’m not really a biologist as I only have a masters but today’s segment was of particular interest to me. I had no idea a bear species was once native to that part of the world. Keep up the excellent work Noraly.
@@BrassLock I loved your comment❤
You gotta make sure you're leaving plenty of room for petrol stops. There were some tourists where I lived in Namibia who ran out of gas and died of exposure. :(
Take note of Josh's comment on Namibia. Also carry enough drinking water. Tell people when you leave and let them know on your arrival. Safe biking; Veilig ry; Gute fahrt; Hamba gahle.
We appreciate the history that you include in your videos!
You are always there in my Prayers Noraly. You are an inspiration to many women out there. Keep going..
For some reason the music you played while shown drone shots over Jacobsbaai really brought out the emotions of your day. Was amazing!
Dear Noraly, you are really taking traveling to a higher level.
No, that was in the Andes...
Um, he was talking to Noraly, the lady making these videos.
Franschhoek pass is the best place to be early morning on the weekends! I love it when I see others enjoying Cape Town.
I'm glad Mike from RockFox sorted Savannah out with crashbars, he really makes great kit 👌
Mike is a good oke
What a beautiful place and an awesome ride.
I’m from franschhoek. There is a safe parking lot inside and you can walk up to the structure. Love your videos
One of the most beautiful countries. I lived in South Africa for 11 years as a teenager and in my early twenties in the 80s and early 90s. Absolute adventure compared to my German Fatherland.😁😉
Hiya Noraly! Welcome back. I'm not the expert, but those guards may be better as they look to be further away from the engine therefore more space between the ground and the precious heart of the motorcycle (the enine).
Thanks for the history lesson on French settlers.
Interesting area with fossils. I have read that the remains or bones of the oldest humans have been discovered on the continent of Africa from where we all were supposed to have branched off.
Lovely drone sequence as usual. Always look forward to these, especially that "Mind Blowing" shot of the sun reflecting on the ocean. 🤯🤯🤯
Take care, ride safe and C U in the next Episode. 🤟🏽🖖🏽
They are excellent products
Well that’s it, I’m almost eighty but I’m buying me a Honda 250L and headin out! I’ve put approximately 20K on two scooters in the past and thought I was done ( too old ),,,maybe that was a mistake. Have you ever read the poem “ Do not go gentle into that good night “ that sentence is like a siren in my brain after watching this young ladies adventures. For years friends and sons urged me to stop riding my scooters, so I finally sold them. Since then I sit comfortably in my chair watching Videos of others living their passion. This straddle lounger I sit in is like a comfortable coffin.
Wow that drone view at the end was worth watching the entire viedo. Beautiful!!!
You are very good with people ,and they respond very well to you. You really feel the joy in life.👍🇬🇧
Looovely!
…and a geologist, paleontologist and archaeologist, all three ladies? I get the "gist" of it. I am outsmarted by the trio.
Another excellent leg of the trip! Love it! :oD
Correction. The Dutch brought grapes to the Cape and were already making wine and Brandy when the French arrived. They brought with their French way of wine making along with some of their grape varieties but were not the first to introduce grapes and wine to the region. And nothing wrong with the Dutch history with regards to the French. Being persecuted in their own motherland France, were offered freedom and amazing land and opportunities in South Africa.
So kind of them to offer freedom and land
Interesting
and Dutch wines are so well known
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@@Malisti04kumnandi 😅elizweni lethu
Laughter Unlimited !!!! Happiest Lady on Earth !!
Yes, Noraly, the fossil site was so special for us geologists. I am glad that you were able to go there.
modern Cape Dutch architecture is so pretty. It amazing how barren the west coast is compared to the east coast, cold Atlantic Benguela current vs warm Indian ocean Mozambique current.
This part she is quite populate as you go North towards Upington for 100's of KM no settlements
Wait till you see Namibia. There you can drive an hour without seeing any signs of the country being populated. (other that the road utself)
Wow, thank you so much for covering my home country so well! I especially like how you have shown me things I did not even know about my own country! Great that you stayed away from the usual tourist traps that are covered so much in many other travel videos. Love your easy going positive style and great photography!
Ditto.
I’m impressed, wauw SA is beautiful, but the travels you share with us are amazing.
Thank you noraly for doing these videos. I had no idea south africa was such a geographically rich and beautiful country.
I was born in 1958 and I feel like a fossil.
Great video!
My first relative Daniel Hugo arrived in cape town around 1680 as a black smith along with 40 other Huguenots family's from Champagne area France. He wasn't well liked! Thankfully my mother spends her time doing genealogy.
Wow, I find it thrilling when someone finds out so far back about their ancestors. Lucky you!
@@AngelOfDarkness01 it's one of the best things about churches, there record keeping is amazing. Mom's been digging to uncover more from the Champagne days but will prob need a trip, time and translater for that!
Good to know about the history of Huguenots and specially the various kinds of pre-historic species which can be seen in West Cost Fossils park is really epic and mindblowing. Thanks for showing us the wonderful coverage. Greetings from India.
Thank you for such a wonderfully filmed and narrated tour of South Africa, and for sharing your travels with us!
I have waited all day for your Video. Now 23mins17 of SA tour. Viele Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland Noraly :).
This vid 'I joined police academy' was in my recommendations so many times.. I checked this channel yesterday and I realised I have missed soo much of good content.. and those drone shots you take while riding.. amazing!
You better start from the beginning ,in India, coz you are in for a treat my friend.
@@wakawaka5131 I know, checked all the playlists.. simultaneously watching season 3 as well. It's indeed a treat.
Fossil Park is very interesting place👍🦖very nice introduction👍and there was a nice and charming woman 😍🥰
There she is!! Savannah is looking good ... good day to roll & test out the upgrades. The wine estates surrounding just out of this world. Thank you Huguenots bringing grapes to South Africa. I would personally stay here longer... really enjoy South African wines. You're happiest on the seat of a motorbike,... i think your second happiest is in the middle of a fossil basin. 3 meter bear, holy smokes ... what a healthy laugh ... what a coastline with the drone. The drone shots are always special. Keep on to Namibia. Ride careful, stay safe ..
Good morning Noraly, it is 12:15 am and a big 👍's up.
Not only do we get "wow" videos, but lessons in geology and archaeology..😁
12:15 AM..? where are you from
Love the laughing part.
Many of the Huguenots also went to the Channel Islands (in the English Channel). My family, the Bisson family, was one of the original families to settle in Jersey. In Normandy the name was Buisson, but they changed the spelling when they registered their coat of arms. The shield contains a bush (Buisson in French) on an island... Buisson is the French word for bush.
Hy from Tyrol, Normally! Most of the Huguenots (in German: Hugenotten) went to Prussia, where they were incorporated quickly and successfully. That's why so many "original" Prussian families have french sounding names ...
I am from Huguenot blood too, my Arms are three leaves on a white ground.
My ancestor was given refuge only a few miles from where I live in England.
There is also a South African du Buisson surname.
Makes me wonder if the South African Afrikaans surname Basson is the same as the French Buisson
Wow, the drone footage was just delightful .
Thank you for this wonderful series, SA is amazingly beautiful; I am enjoying every second of your videos.
Take care and ride safe.
Neil x
Crash bars look good - good spot for a fender bag ....stay safe - ride safe :)
your adventurous spirit and fantastic trips are so beautiful.
Another superb one. You're lucky with the weather.
Great crashbars, can't go wrong with Rockfox.
Just need a skid plate now
First itchy boots episode I’ve ever seen now I’m hooked. Really enjoy watching the adventure unfold.
Thank you for taking us the the Fossil Park, what an amazing place and in the company of three inspiring woman. And then to end it all the lovely drone flight over the Atlantic, so good!
Noraly, you are simply incredible. A zest for life and such a positive attitude. Nothing phases you. You have shown me a South Africa I never imagined, but I was only there for two weeks, in a car and playing golf. One point, I think Huguenot in English, you pronounce the final “]”.. In Canada, anyway. Safe travels.
wow.. SA has everything..
Everything you have in other countries we in South Africa have
I am a typical horizon lover and at 21:14 it real took my heart, on the left it felt like a way to heaven, thank you miss for sharing this experience the beauty I always wondered was Africa.
That's an infectious laugh. Wonderful scientists
Noraly will also be famous for owning motorcycles on most of the continents of the world. (Maybe antarctica will be a bit of a reach). ❄️
So cool how your journey unravelled into something completely unplanned and for the better I’m sure you’ll agree. Save travels Noraly. 😊🙏🏍
Hello Helen D'arcy. How are you doing?
Beautiful scenery, educational, wonderful editing! What a great exchange between three ogolist! Love the channel! 🇺🇸
An archaeologist, geologist and golf-cartist go visit the original animal farm?;).. Amazing museum site. So much spectacular to see and beauty abound.
Noraly slowly getting the Dutch/South African accent. Love it 👏🏻
You must have really had a good day judging from the sparkle in your eyes. It was a WOW video! Drone shots are always beautiful but this one is a double WOW! Thanks for letting us ride along. Thank goodness it’s virtual...Savannah would have a full load if we were on the back 🤣 Have fun 🏍🇺🇸
Hello Debbie Rains. How are you doing?
Thank you for allowing me to ride with you and see places I could have never seen I am from the Eastern Shore of Maryland in the USA you are helping us to see our everyday world great adventure
Thank you Professor Noraly; I loved the fossil lesson today! I also loved the drone footage of all those whitewashed houses at the end of this episode. Looks a beautiful coastal town
Hello Rockin Roxxi. How are you doing?
I just discovered your channel. You are such a lovely person! Love how joyful and insightful you are! I actually learned a lot from this video, and I'm South African. Lol. Thank you for showing the world my country!
A very famous political satirist lives in Darling by the name of Pieter-Dirk Uys. He is a South African performer, author, and social activist. One of his best known roles is as Evita Bezuidenhout, an Afrikaner socialite.
At Evita se Perron (and yes, word play on Evita Péron). 😉 Perron = platform at a train station, and Pieter's theatre is at the old Darling train station.
@@AnalediAfrika Hello. How are you doing?
Noraly.....You inspire many of us to just simply leave the herd mentality and break free to do what we love and long to experience. Yes, we love what you do. But mostly, we love what you are.