Alaska has gone on more boat tours than I will ever have in my lifetime. Season 6 is the best season! 1 MILLION SUBS IS GETTING CLOSE! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻You deserve it Noraly. You have been working so hard for it the past 3 years 💖💖
Probably four to five days left until the million, yes. Next week will be the big day! 🤩 I haven't decided yet how to join the party, shall I get a beer for the occasion? Wine? Fancy suit? 🤔
@@spoofsister We actually have a Belgian Frittur here in Troisdorf. 🤔 Double fried Fritjes and Frikandel Spezial are available on highest quality level there, but no Heineken, just Jupiler and Duvel. "Just"… 🤪 But you do have a point there! 🤗. I just hope Luc has open when the million subscriber party gets going!
I love how Noraly always says how friendly the people are, no matter where she goes! Guess what is the common denominator? Noraly! She is living proof that that when you live your life with joy and love, it comes back to you. Thank you Noraly for being such an international ambassador for love in this world.
@@larrymickelson600 - Noraly and Alaska is not from Scandinavia. She is from Nederland, Europe. West of Germany. Norway, Sweden and Denmark is the main countries in Scandinavia.
@@ancienttractorbuoy - I found that now. I see that it is some moderators on the English Wikipedia that is putting up misinformation. And that is a common problem with those idiots. See that some time ago someone fixed it. But the mods deleted it again. So we cant trust anything that is on that site. most of it is misinformation and they are protecting their writing mistakes, like their life depended on it. Have tried multiple times to fix some sites on there, and wasted days of work, trying to make the site better. It seems they have the misinformation from the Oxford dictionary. So they got it wrong also. So it is probably impossible to get it fixed. At lest the Norwegian version is correct.
There is a reason your the best TH-camr / traveler. Cuz quite literally there is nobody who does it like you do. Your in a class on your own. Much Love, Stay Safe.
At the end of this video I felt like I had been reading a Mark Twain novel of adventures and exploration in the 1800's. It leaves a person feeling like, "Wow, I wonder if I could experience that". Then I realized it was very real life here in 2022, with Itchy Boots! You are an amazing and powerful person, thanks for bringing this to all of us.
Noraly I’ve been in 2 wars and have never seen better persistence, can-do attitude and good humour as you display on your wonderful posts. How you relentlessly function in full bike gear in that heat and humidity is beyond me. Most men would buckle under the strain and have a beer until it rains and gets cooler! Love your work. Greetings from Australia.
You are incredible Noraly. Someone telling you it’s impossible or can’t be done is just a challenge to you to make it happen anyway. You are truly amazing and as someone mentioned earlier, please be careful and stay safe we all care very much for you.
Estoy disfrutando con tu travesía por Nicaragua ya que viví allí dos años por trabajo y recorría el país los fines de semana. Gracias por tus vídeos, thanks for sharing your trip.
Unusual? Because nobody asks about the camera she uses? Random because as a geologist she goes from geological highlight to the next and nobody gets it. Yes, I humor you. Hope you can laugh about it.
On YT maybe, but to some of us this is how we get around. I vividly remember my many trips on the old Russian foiling ferry from Grenada to San Carlos, then the lancha to and from El Castillo where I had my research. Just normal ...
Noraly, in an insane world thanks for sharing and letting people know that 99% of the world is a friendly and kind place, especially in far out and remote places, great video and editing!
In Yucatán, Mexico, The fruit you are eating in the boat to Castillo is called Zapote. I admire your stamina and persistence. Thanks Noraly for taking us with you.
Y en el sureste mexicano, concretamente Tabasco, le llamamos "chicozapote" pues zapote llamamos a lo que en el altiplano llaman mamey. Después de comer un chicozapote los labios quedan pegajosos por el chicle natural de la fruta.
"It will be fine, right?" then looks into the camera at us all nervous for her. I just laughed at Noraly's ever optimistic attitude. So refreshing and inspiring ..
Hi Noraly. About 10 years ago a friend of mine did a transCanada bike ride by himself and ended his trip in Alaska. He rode an BMW Adventure bike which was good for him because he had a back injury from his days as an RCMP officer. Also being a large man he needed a more substantial bike to handle his weight and size. He mentioned that his trip in British Columbia heading towards the Alaskan border was a beautiful ride with very well kept roads but once he hit the Alaskan side of the border the roads deteriorated and he spent a great deal of time upright on the foot pegs. He stopped at a road side diner on the way back, again back in Canada at this point, and he noticed a small group of BMW adventure bikes parked out front. He went into the diner and discovered it was a German Factory team of BMW riders who were on their way to Alaska and they pummeled him with questions about the conditions of the roads. He said it was one of the proudest moments of his life to give advice to such experienced riders. You have even more experience than these gentlemen. Keep on riding safely.
I rode up from Lewiston, Idaho to Homer, AK on a Goldwing 10 years ago..four night ride..great ride but my experience with the road conditions that season was apparently significantly different than his on his GSA. The road from Haines Jct to Alaska border (Port AlCan) was atrocious at times, as it usually is in the riding months, especially closer to White River and Beaver Creek..always a lot of construction to repair winter's brutal assault..with one 8 mile section past Beaver Creek, YT in its pre-paving condition with 6" deep loose gravel requiring an 8 mile peg ride on a Goldwing..ain't no thang on a GSA but that big Goldwing and highway "floater" tires made it, well, interesting...once across the border into Alaska, roads improved considerably..my journey that year was all AlCan Highway...I'm thinking that maybe he took the Top of the World Highway out of Whitehorse, up through Dawson City, and returning to the AlCan near Tok Junction, mostly all gravel and mostly still in YT (Canada)..it's the route preferred by many GSA type riders, mostly because it almost all unpaved..On! On!
Alaska has been through a lot. She has been a faithful companion. If she could only talk...the things she would say. She could probably have her own vlog with thousands of followers, but her loyalty to Noraly surpasses any desire for fame and fortune of her own.
I love that your not even just going from South America to Alaska, your taking back roads and even going backwards and out of your way for adventures sake. Incredible! Your channel has me looking at Google earth constantly to see more clearly your route. This is so inspiring thank you. Blessings
21:54 I can’t be the only person swiping the bug off my screen, LOL. Nothing quite as peaceful as chugging along slowly on a river eh? A similar sensation no doubt to the Rhine River cruises, with somewhat fewer castles along the way! Boldly going where no motorcyclist has gone before. Good for you!
All my life I have imagined a bike trip from Tierra del Fuego to Barrow AK and knew that it would be next to impossible. I imagined picking the optimum routes so as to have the best chance of making it. Now we have Noraly choosing the most remote paths while merrily going on sight-seeing side trips on equally remote paths all along the way. Audacious to say the least.
I have seen all of Noraly's travel videos, and this one is one of my favorites because she is determined to not give up her adventure, and it turns out to be a very unconventional combination of modes of travel. The fact that she is heading off the grid down a long river through an area that not many of us have ever seen is very exciting and enticing!
Noraly, your channel is one of the best on TH-cam. I look forward to Monday, Wednesday and Friday to take a break from work and watch your journey. Take care and be safe.
I've been blessed enough to take slow boat journeys deep into jungle regions, in Sumatra back in 1989 and in the Amazon in 2004. Time seemingly stands still watching the edges of the jungle canopies slowly slip by. The entire experience is quite hypnotic. Even though the realities of the journey can be extremely uncomfortable, one can't help but feel like one is going back in time, experiencing and exploring the world in a bygone era. Though it's difficult, it's also quite romantic . . .
Ah, the weary traveler. You wear it well. We once waited overnight at Heathrow Airport for my in-laws. We had flown all day. By the time they got there we were so exhausted, we just wanted to get to the hotel and sleep 💤. That was absolutely nothing compared to your boat to boat journeys. A little sleep here, a little sleep there. Where to get food? Where to find a bed? Where to get a shower? Where to get some petrol? From the video, you really couldn't tell how tiring this must of have been. It's not all pretty country side, mountains and beaches. You looked great! Really loving this adventure through Nicaragua, Noraly! Safe travels! T-minus 4,000 subs to 1M. Cool. 😎
Noraly, always a pleasure to watch your exciting exploits. You are in one of the most dangerous areas in the world for a single woman traveling on her own. The worst is yet to come I fear when you get to Mexico. Please be very, very careful. We worry about you. Stay safe!
I'm quite sure Noraly knows what she's doing. Many years ago I traveled overland through Africa, and was warned of all kinds of dangers, no go zones, war zones etc. Not once did I have issues, everyone was extremely friendly, kind and hospitable - even in the "military zones" with armed convoys and bush camping. The media often protrays a very warped sense of reality compared with what's actually going on on the ground. I felt safer in deepest darkest Africa than I did downtown in Johannesburg! Sure one needs to be aware and 'street smart' but that's the small price to pay for living large and being adventurous! At least Noraly speaks the local language, which I didn't. I'm sure she'll be perfectly fine 😁😁
I'm from Nicaragua. And I think that this trip was so hard but at the same time amazing, random and magic. I hope that you enjoy traveling in my country ❤️✨. Amazing video and I'm a new subscriber
Like A Boss! Noraly with her shades sitting leisurely on the roof of the cargo boat on a sea route that NO adventure bikers have ever travelled !!! thanks again for the sharing!
Noraly you are just beautiful. You have the persistence of a Tiger and a Heart of Gold. It is so rewarding to watch you and listen to you expound in such interesting detail. Determined, speculating with a nonchalant laissez-faire attitude. People see it in you and become you. .Great Great videography/ cinematology. Thank you. ben/ michigan
You are truly living your life Nora..i envy you & your freedom..because most of us are walking dead & our soul is trapped inside our own body.. I wish you all the best for your up & coming adventures,Stay safe & ride hard..the globe is yours..✌
The Queen riding her barge down the river like Cleopatra. :-) That is most certainly an adventure. Loved the part where the girl that you were a man. I bet it surprised her that you answered her in Spanish.
I really love itwhen the local women see that your are a woman. They seem surprised but also very happy. Noraly is an inspiration to many people in many ways! Keep the rubber side down!
It absolutely amazes me that you are treated so good by the locals. I know your personality has a lot to do with it but I really believe God is taking real good care of you and opening doors where they never were opened. God's continued blessings on you. Thanks for the adventures.
There are 3 kinds of people in the world: (1) Those who make things happen, (2) Those who watch things happen, (3) and those who say, "Huh...what happened?" Thanks for making things happen, Noraly! By the way, did you ever read the novel Forgotten Road by Randall Arthur? You would like the motorcycle adventures incorporated into the story.
oh, i live in nicaragua, in fact i was born there, but my great-grandfather was an englishman who moved to central america after serving in ww1, the country really is very beautiful and it's great to see more people visit it and make videos about it, cheers
A day(s) in the life of Noraly! You can climb mountains, regardless of the terrain. It’s great that you found accommodating gentlemen to aid you in the crossing. Thanks for sharing this part of your adventure in the Americas. Ride safe Noraly!
Fer meeee this episode is more of a comedy. The pigs on the road and the two piggies resting under Alaska made me molar to molar smile but my eyes are leaking at the same time. It reminds me of home when i was growing up. I miss home so much and this season brought me home. Im not from south america, Im from Asia but the landscape is very similar since it lies almost in the equator. Thank you Noraly. Thank you.
Persistence and perseverance at its best. Nicaraguan sun looks good on the Dutch girl. You are amazing at negotiating a way to get Alaska transported. Another good reason for a light bike...she has been lifted in and out of boats so often, she probably doesn’t have to cover her eyes anymore 😀 Another great video Noraly!
You accomplish Your goal for today!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Have an good night rest!!! Sleep well dear Noraly!! May Gods Blessings shower You every minute of the day 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Nice to see you had a chance to chill out on the boat. Looks super relaxing :) Greetings from Finland! Hope to see Finland episodes someday on Itchy Boots channel without strict border guards :D
Watching you sitting contentedly on the roof of the slow boat down river your transformation since season one really struck me. Thanks for letting us witness this evolution. You're a kind hearted ambassador with strength of character and you continually impress.
It might be just me but I find myself thinking of you and your adventures throughout my day. The beauty and boldness you show us is incomparable. Thank you.
I loved the piggies hanging out underneath Alaska😂. That would scare me not being able to get my money from ATM machine. You have me hooked on your travel as everyone else🙏🏻🙂
You are really heading off-track now. A beautiful river journey out to the forest wilderness. I hope there's a boat to get you up to Bluefields from where you are headed!
You win the prize for Most Innovative Problem Solver! Most travelers complain if they lack air conditioning or a well-stocked bar, but you are ready to join the Navy Seals. Good luck and stay safe.
What a nicely laid back bit of trip! Never in the history of human travelling was ground broken in as relaxed a fashion as you did your groundbreaking start to where there are no roads on the map. And gosh, that landscape is beautiful! 🥰 Just watching this was half a therapy for overheated nerves! 🤗 The only thing you could have used there was a sleeping bag to catch up with some snores.
"I had to be a little bit persistent.." says Noraly who knows exactly where she wants to be! Determination pays off and what a beautifully relaxing river trip you took us on! Can't wait to see the next video!
Greetings Norally!! I have seen your channel by chance, and I have greatly enjoyed your travels through those beautiful and impressive natural landscapes of many humble towns in Central America, especially those from Nicaragua to the border with Mexico. I admire your courage, human quality along with your beauty, because they leave your nationality very high. Thank you very much for taking us on your travels and may God always fill you with many blessings, a big hug.
Your videos are so amazing. After watching all the seasons, I traded in my big Harley for a Triumph Tiger 900. I’m going to learn Spanish if it kills me and make my way down to South America next year
996K Subscribers. 4000 or less and you’ll hit that goal of 1 million subscribers. Wow! What will you do to celebrate? Maybe a live Q&A. Just a thought Noraly. Ride safe and have fun. 🇺🇸
You are simply irresistible! When I was a prof, many classes met MWF, YOUR class meets MWF, and attendance is delightfully mandatory: I'm sure most of us have a perfect attendance record!
Wow, what an adventure! Just coming up with the idea to to take you and your bike on these boats is something , but then to pull it off , amazing! You can’t say your not covering Nicaragua.👍
The Nicaraguan Queen...wow travelling in such remote parts of Nicagua..the 4th World where few have tread...your determination is blinding...in the true Dutch adventurer's mindset of yesteryear...press on NoRally....
Remote and way far from civilization but still connected through the video journey. Thank you Noraly to consider all viewers part of life journey. We are lucky enough so far with innovative part of the destination and mode of transport you are choosing.
Everyone of these central america videos triggers my instincts which scream for not going furthur or turning around, beware of that man or watch out, Noraly! But you just start smiling or bite on your teeth and somehow get thru these moments in such an easy manner! I hold my breath every time and hope your journey goes on and on and on, just like the duracell battery commercial in the 90s... bless you, Noraly! We are in this with you🤙
How do you get to Alaska? Noraly is showing us the tricks of the trade required to get to her destination. Her negotiation skills are motivated by necessity, or simply said: Where there's a will, there's a way. It's fascinating to see her getting things done. Beautiful lessons for young and old.
Hey Noraly, greeting from your fans in Indonesia. There's an Indonesia Biker/youtuber named Mario Iroth that is currently staying in Guatemala, he's also planning to reach Alaska after the winter is gone. It will be epic for us in Indonesia if you can somehow spend a bit of time to meet/ride together with him.
Desde Nicaragua; ése viaje a Bluefields está más fácil por carretera en tu motocicleta. Saliendo de Managua por carretera panamericana norte hasta empalme Sn Benito Km. 33, girando por el desvío derecho, recorres 250 km. Hasta entrada a Nva Guinea giras a la derecha y vas directo a Bluefields. (Saliendo pasarías por empalme de Boaco y siempre a mano derecha hacia Juigalpa, pasando después sobre la vía a sto. Tomás, después caseríos y llegando a Muelle de los Bueyes ya estás cerca del empalme que te guiará hacia Nva. Guinea y ahí estás a un pasito de Bluefields.. sobre modernas carreteras de concreto, saluditos desde Nicaragua 👍👍👍✌✌
The Patience of Job. It’s really amazing how friendly people really can be around the world. Unfortunately it’s politicians in a lot of cases that cause the problems around the globe . Most people just want to get along and be happy. Safe journey as always. You are a very brave woman.👍👍🇨🇦
Weer bootavonturen voor 'Alaska' en Noraly de onverschrokken motorriijder ! 8:10 De Honda CRF 300 Rally en zijn vrienden🤣❗❗❗ Twaalt uur reizen op zee naar San Carlos, mooi meer van Nicaragua ! Oké Laten we gaan !
The sun looks good on you. I can only imagine 200 years ago, traveling like some of the early explorers. This look like one of the most adventurous episodes, good luck Noraly
Getting food and missing Alaska being loaded on to the boat was very good for you and us too. What adventure you have ahead for us Noraly ... considering first motorcycle on the river. A Monday surprise awaits us all.
Checking in from Alaska..still dark, cold, with fresh snow this morning..a good time for Peruvian coffee, new IB episode, and fantasizing about ice free trails to come soon! On! On!
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Alaska has gone on more boat tours than I will ever have in my lifetime. Season 6 is the best season! 1 MILLION SUBS IS GETTING CLOSE! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻You deserve it Noraly. You have been working so hard for it the past 3 years 💖💖
Sometimes i check if i suscribed
Probably four to five days left until the million, yes. Next week will be the big day! 🤩 I haven't decided yet how to join the party, shall I get a beer for the occasion? Wine? Fancy suit? 🤔
Yes, i loved this season more than any previous season.
@@zweispurmopped Frites speciaal along with a Heineken of course 🍟🍺
@@spoofsister We actually have a Belgian Frittur here in Troisdorf. 🤔 Double fried Fritjes and Frikandel Spezial are available on highest quality level there, but no Heineken, just Jupiler and Duvel. "Just"… 🤪
But you do have a point there! 🤗.
I just hope Luc has open when the million subscriber party gets going!
I love how Noraly always says how friendly the people are, no matter where she goes! Guess what is the common denominator? Noraly! She is living proof that that when you live your life with joy and love, it comes back to you. Thank you Noraly for being such an international ambassador for love in this world.
Who in the world would not be friendly to a Scandinavian blond?
@@larrymickelson600 - Noraly and Alaska is not from Scandinavia. She is from Nederland, Europe. West of Germany.
Norway, Sweden and Denmark is the main countries in Scandinavia.
@@Gismo3333 Iceland and Finland are not Scandinavian
@@ancienttractorbuoy - I found that now. I see that it is some moderators on the English Wikipedia that is putting up misinformation. And that is a common problem with those idiots. See that some time ago someone fixed it. But the mods deleted it again. So we cant trust anything that is on that site. most of it is misinformation and they are protecting their writing mistakes, like their life depended on it. Have tried multiple times to fix some sites on there, and wasted days of work, trying to make the site better.
It seems they have the misinformation from the Oxford dictionary. So they got it wrong also. So it is probably impossible to get it fixed.
At lest the Norwegian version is correct.
Absolutely true, and I couldn't agree more. Cheers to you, and to all of us who get to share this.
There is a reason your the best TH-camr / traveler.
Cuz quite literally there is nobody who does it like you do. Your in a class on your own.
Much Love, Stay Safe.
At the end of this video I felt like I had been reading a Mark Twain novel of adventures and exploration in the 1800's. It leaves a person feeling like, "Wow, I wonder if I could experience that".
Then I realized it was very real life here in 2022, with Itchy Boots!
You are an amazing and powerful person, thanks for bringing this to all of us.
Mark Twain did go to these same places Itchy Boots is traveling in Nicaragua, Mark Twain wrote about it in his book "Travels with Mr. Brown"
The explorer and her bike slowly travelling across the lake then down the river; it is like something out of a Hemingway novel.
@@NormanF62 Aguirre is a ultimately Heart of Darkness - thank god we are all slowly evolving to see each other as just other humans.
Noraly I’ve been in 2 wars and have never seen better persistence, can-do attitude and good humour as you display on your wonderful posts. How you relentlessly function in full bike gear in that heat and humidity is beyond me. Most men would buckle under the strain and have a beer until it rains and gets cooler! Love your work. Greetings from Australia.
You are incredible Noraly. Someone telling you it’s impossible or can’t be done is just a challenge to you to make it happen anyway. You are truly amazing and as someone mentioned earlier, please be careful and stay safe we all care very much for you.
Testament to the power of a great big smile and an engaging personality!
@@BillSedgwick101 Isn't that the truth and she has it in spades.
What an adventure loved it all the ups and downs the goods and bads all
Noraly is such an inspiration to us all! Never take the first no, just keep on asking and find a way. That kind of determination moves mountains.
You took the words out of my mouth
Estoy disfrutando con tu travesía por Nicaragua ya que viví allí dos años por trabajo y recorría el país los fines de semana. Gracias por tus vídeos, thanks for sharing your trip.
Noraly: The Master of Making the Impossible Possible.
In a world gripped by deep darkness and suffering, you, Itchy Boots, bring bright sunshine and joy. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
The most unusual, random, and wonderful jungle cruise on TH-cam. AWESOME!
Unusual? Because nobody asks about the camera she uses? Random because as a geologist she goes from geological highlight to the next and nobody gets it.
Yes, I humor you. Hope you can laugh about it.
All this on a motorcycle vblogger! Time for Itchy Sailor. Sailing around the world with a motorbike!🤪
On YT maybe, but to some of us this is how we get around. I vividly remember my many trips on the old Russian foiling ferry from Grenada to San Carlos, then the lancha to and from El Castillo where I had my research. Just normal ...
@@jpdj2715 why so sensitive?! my gosh he simply made a comment
no es una jungla
Noraly, in an insane world thanks for sharing and letting people know that 99% of the world is a friendly and kind place, especially in far out and remote places, great video and editing!
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In Yucatán, Mexico, The fruit you are eating in the boat to Castillo is called Zapote. I admire your stamina and persistence. Thanks Noraly for taking us with you.
In some part in Colombia is known as "zapote". In other is a kind of "níspero". They do a sweet marmelade from it.
@@mrlvrz302 In South of India it's called "Sapota" it's my favorite fruit so incredibly sweet.
in philippines we called that fruit chico or sapodilla
Yes it is available in india as well ..quite sweet you can make milk shake out of it but sticky
Y en el sureste mexicano, concretamente Tabasco, le llamamos "chicozapote" pues zapote llamamos a lo que en el altiplano llaman mamey. Después de comer un chicozapote los labios quedan pegajosos por el chicle natural de la fruta.
"It will be fine, right?" then looks into the camera at us all nervous for her. I just laughed at Noraly's ever optimistic attitude. So refreshing and inspiring ..
Hi Noraly. About 10 years ago a friend of mine did a transCanada bike ride by himself and ended his trip in Alaska. He rode an BMW Adventure bike which was good for him because he had a back injury from his days as an RCMP officer. Also being a large man he needed a more substantial bike to handle his weight and size. He mentioned that his trip in British Columbia heading towards the Alaskan border was a beautiful ride with very well kept roads but once he hit the Alaskan side of the border the roads deteriorated and he spent a great deal of time upright on the foot pegs.
He stopped at a road side diner on the way back, again back in Canada at this point, and he noticed a small group of BMW adventure bikes parked out front. He went into the diner and discovered it was a German Factory team of BMW riders who were on their way to Alaska and they pummeled him with questions about the conditions of the roads. He said it was one of the proudest moments of his life to give advice to such experienced riders. You have even more experience than these gentlemen. Keep on riding safely.
That's my BC Canada eh 😛💪👍💯...had a gsa 09 did Canada USA tour 3 months, but this Dutch Gal is the real deal...amazing lady,..much luv eh👍💯💋✌✌💪💀
I rode up from Lewiston, Idaho to Homer, AK on a Goldwing 10 years ago..four night ride..great ride but my experience with the road conditions that season was apparently significantly different than his on his GSA. The road from Haines Jct to Alaska border (Port AlCan) was atrocious at times, as it usually is in the riding months, especially closer to White River and Beaver Creek..always a lot of construction to repair winter's brutal assault..with one 8 mile section past Beaver Creek, YT in its pre-paving condition with 6" deep loose gravel requiring an 8 mile peg ride on a Goldwing..ain't no thang on a GSA but that big Goldwing and highway "floater" tires made it, well, interesting...once across the border into Alaska, roads improved considerably..my journey that year was all AlCan Highway...I'm thinking that maybe he took the Top of the World Highway out of Whitehorse, up through Dawson City, and returning to the AlCan near Tok Junction, mostly all gravel and mostly still in YT (Canada)..it's the route preferred by many GSA type riders, mostly because it almost all unpaved..On! On!
BC to Alaska is very beautiful..
The Alaskan highway is a lovely drive...♥️♥️🇺🇸
@@kaypee4704 yes sir...gettin old so doin BC south Cali coast line, warm,. Lol...but Alaska amazing check a cruise out too...👍💯🍺✌✌😉
@@AlaskanAdventure On a 'Wing? Much respect.
Alaska has been through a lot. She has been a faithful companion. If she could only talk...the things she would say. She could probably have her own vlog with thousands of followers, but her loyalty to Noraly surpasses any desire for fame and fortune of her own.
I'm in awe at how noraly takes every thing in her stride. Cool , calm and collected. These videos brighten my day 💟
Historicly the Dutch were great explorer, I think your ancester are realy proud of you, smile at them :-) safe trip
Quite the adventure today , I especially like the guard pigs 🐖 keeping Alaska safe . Get some rest an we will see you soon :-)
The pigs feel the heat from the engine and exhaust
I love that your not even just going from South America to Alaska, your taking back roads and even going backwards and out of your way for adventures sake. Incredible! Your channel has me looking at Google earth constantly to see more clearly your route. This is so inspiring thank you. Blessings
21:54 I can’t be the only person swiping the bug off my screen, LOL.
Nothing quite as peaceful as chugging along slowly on a river eh? A similar sensation no doubt to the Rhine River cruises, with somewhat fewer castles along the way!
Boldly going where no motorcyclist has gone before. Good for you!
I also try to get rid of the bug...but than i realised....Where it is 😂😂👍😆🇿🇦
Me too - from Melbourne, Australia. 💁
Same bug in South Texas 😂
Just realise bug was part of video, kept swipin too 🇦🇺
All my life I have imagined a bike trip from Tierra del Fuego to Barrow AK and knew that it would be next to impossible. I imagined picking the optimum routes so as to have the best chance of making it. Now we have Noraly choosing the most remote paths while merrily going on sight-seeing side trips on equally remote paths all along the way. Audacious to say the least.
Alaska's Haming it up again. They just love her wherever she goes.
I have seen all of Noraly's travel videos, and this one is one of my favorites because she is determined to not give up her adventure, and it turns out to be a very unconventional combination of modes of travel. The fact that she is heading off the grid down a long river through an area that not many of us have ever seen is very exciting and enticing!
Noraly, your channel is one of the best on TH-cam. I look forward to Monday, Wednesday and Friday to take a break from work and watch your journey. Take care and be safe.
I've been blessed enough to take slow boat journeys deep into jungle regions, in Sumatra back in 1989 and in the Amazon in 2004. Time seemingly stands still watching the edges of the jungle canopies slowly slip by. The entire experience is quite hypnotic. Even though the realities of the journey can be extremely uncomfortable, one can't help but feel like one is going back in time, experiencing and exploring the world in a bygone era. Though it's difficult, it's also quite romantic . . .
Ah, the weary traveler. You wear it well. We once waited overnight at Heathrow Airport for my in-laws. We had flown all day. By the time they got there we were so exhausted, we just wanted to get to the hotel and sleep 💤. That was absolutely nothing compared to your boat to boat journeys. A little sleep here, a little sleep there. Where to get food? Where to find a bed? Where to get a shower? Where to get some petrol? From the video, you really couldn't tell how tiring this must of have been. It's not all pretty country side, mountains and beaches. You looked great!
Really loving this adventure through Nicaragua, Noraly! Safe travels! T-minus 4,000 subs to 1M. Cool. 😎
Noraly no man alive can refuse when they see that lovely smile 😃. Noraly doesn’t take not possible for the final word she will always find a way😎..
Noraly, always a pleasure to watch your exciting exploits. You are in one of the most dangerous areas in the world for a single woman traveling on her own. The worst is yet to come I fear when you get to Mexico. Please be very, very careful. We worry about you. Stay safe!
I think most people expect a man
I'm quite sure Noraly knows what she's doing. Many years ago I traveled overland through Africa, and was warned of all kinds of dangers, no go zones, war zones etc. Not once did I have issues, everyone was extremely friendly, kind and hospitable - even in the "military zones" with armed convoys and bush camping. The media often protrays a very warped sense of reality compared with what's actually going on on the ground. I felt safer in deepest darkest Africa than I did downtown in Johannesburg! Sure one needs to be aware and 'street smart' but that's the small price to pay for living large and being adventurous! At least Noraly speaks the local language, which I didn't. I'm sure she'll be perfectly fine 😁😁
I'd bet the Spanish men have more to fear from a fearless wandering Dutch woman spreading strange ideas among the Spanish women.
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I'm from Nicaragua.
And I think that this trip was so hard but at the same time amazing, random and magic.
I hope that you enjoy traveling in my country ❤️✨.
Amazing video and I'm a new subscriber
Like A Boss! Noraly with her shades sitting leisurely on the roof of the cargo boat on a sea route that NO adventure bikers have ever travelled !!! thanks again for the sharing!
Noraly you are just beautiful. You have the persistence of a Tiger and a Heart of Gold. It is so rewarding to watch you and listen to you expound in such interesting detail. Determined, speculating with a nonchalant laissez-faire attitude. People see it in you and become you. .Great Great videography/ cinematology. Thank you. ben/ michigan
Nothing like a slow, smooth ride down/up a river to relax and revive the soul. Awesome video. Looking forward to the rest of the river trip.
You are truly living your life Nora..i envy you & your freedom..because most of us are walking dead & our soul is trapped inside our own body..
I wish you all the best for your up & coming adventures,Stay safe & ride hard..the globe is yours..✌
The Queen riding her barge down the river like Cleopatra. :-) That is most certainly an adventure. Loved the part where the girl that you were a man. I bet it surprised her that you answered her in Spanish.
I really love itwhen the local women see that your are a woman. They seem surprised but also very happy. Noraly is an inspiration to many people in many ways! Keep the rubber side down!
You will be able to tell your parents some interesting things in this leg of Nicaragua ehh Noraly. Thank you for your posts. 👍👍
It absolutely amazes me that you are treated so good by the locals. I know your personality has a lot to do with it but I really believe God is taking real good care of you and opening doors where they never were opened. God's continued blessings on you. Thanks for the adventures.
There are 3 kinds of people in the world: (1) Those who make things happen, (2) Those who watch things happen, (3) and those who say, "Huh...what happened?"
Thanks for making things happen, Noraly! By the way, did you ever read the novel Forgotten Road by Randall Arthur? You would like the motorcycle adventures incorporated into the story.
Noraly, the riverboat Queen, catching some rays. Sounds like you were well taken care of!
oh, i live in nicaragua, in fact i was born there, but my great-grandfather was an englishman who moved to central america after serving in ww1, the country really is very beautiful and it's great to see more people visit it and make videos about it, cheers
Nothing it seems can stop this intrepid traveller. Always good to see the next episode and a smiley 😀 face.
The contrast between the disco ferry and the river boat is incredible 😄
A day(s) in the life of Noraly! You can climb mountains, regardless of the terrain. It’s great that you found accommodating gentlemen to aid you in the crossing. Thanks for sharing this part of your adventure in the Americas. Ride safe Noraly!
Noraly, girl the pigs… sooo kuit. Ohhhh , e estavam com frio tadinhos amei!
What an impressive journey you're on. Really enjoy watching this series. Stay safe Noraly
To be "Noralyed" = to be persuaded you can do something. Fab video as always. Cheers.
Petition to live stream as you get 1 million subs. ❤️❤️❤️
Fer meeee this episode is more of a comedy. The pigs on the road and the two piggies resting under Alaska made me molar to molar smile but my eyes are leaking at the same time. It reminds me of home when i was growing up. I miss home so much and this season brought me home. Im not from south america, Im from Asia but the landscape is very similar since it lies almost in the equator. Thank you Noraly. Thank you.
Persistence and perseverance at its best. Nicaraguan sun looks good on the Dutch girl. You are amazing at negotiating a way to get Alaska transported. Another good reason for a light bike...she has been lifted in and out of boats so often, she probably doesn’t have to cover her eyes anymore 😀 Another great video Noraly!
@@toqtoq3361 I remember that episode! That poor C90 has definitely seen a lot of countries. It was the Darien Gap he crossed with it as hand luggage.
You accomplish Your goal for today!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Have an good night rest!!! Sleep well dear Noraly!!
May Gods Blessings shower You every minute of the day 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Absolutely amazing episode, that ferry and boat experience in the late hours🔥💯
Alaska is starting immediately...the sound is like an spinned Jaguar...nice to hear Alaska riding🎉🎉🎉🎉
Gooood afternoooooon, gals and guys let’s goooooo, as usual
Its night in my country
Hard in Italy It start at 16:00 CET in the afternoon😉
Good afternoon Stefano 👍
Hi Benjamin
Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life. Motto in life NORALY !
Nice to see you had a chance to chill out on the boat. Looks super relaxing :) Greetings from Finland! Hope to see Finland episodes someday on Itchy Boots channel without strict border guards :D
Watching you sitting contentedly on the roof of the slow boat down river your transformation since season one really struck me. Thanks for letting us witness this evolution. You're a kind hearted ambassador with strength of character and you continually impress.
It might be just me but I find myself thinking of you and your adventures throughout my day. The beauty and boldness you show us is incomparable. Thank you.
as viewers we do worry for her at times
Agree completely.
I loved the piggies hanging out underneath Alaska😂. That would scare me not being able to get my money from ATM machine. You have me hooked on your travel as everyone else🙏🏻🙂
You are really heading off-track now. A beautiful river journey out to the forest wilderness. I hope there's a boat to get you up to Bluefields from where you are headed!
I look forward to your uploads every Monday, Wednesday and Friday!
What a awesome video to watch on a beautiful Friday afternoon in Namibia, all the best Noraly and have a blessed weekend 🙏🙋♂️
You win the prize for Most Innovative Problem Solver! Most travelers complain if they lack air conditioning or a well-stocked bar, but you are ready to join the Navy Seals. Good luck and stay safe.
Noraly your trips just get to be more and more fun for all of us, Big hugs from Canada.
Party disco boat with Bananas what can go wrong with that! Ha ha... Crazy adventures with Noraly!! Love it!😂😂
Great to see that in this day and age, it is still possible to be a pioneer in travelling. Amazing adventure this trip to Alaska..!
Our BEST wishes to you Noraly from Montreal, Canada! If you EVER come here, you are more than WELCOME!!!
What a nicely laid back bit of trip! Never in the history of human travelling was ground broken in as relaxed a fashion as you did your groundbreaking start to where there are no roads on the map. And gosh, that landscape is beautiful! 🥰 Just watching this was half a therapy for overheated nerves! 🤗
The only thing you could have used there was a sleeping bag to catch up with some snores.
Excellent comment 👌 👍 😁
Sublime music background for the river sunset scene. Congrats on your inevitable One Million subscribers
"I had to be a little bit persistent.." says Noraly who knows exactly where she wants to be! Determination pays off and what a beautifully relaxing river trip you took us on! Can't wait to see the next video!
Greetings Norally!!
I have seen your channel by chance, and I have greatly enjoyed your travels through those beautiful and impressive natural landscapes of many humble towns in Central America, especially those from Nicaragua to the border with Mexico. I admire your courage, human quality along with your beauty, because they leave your nationality very high. Thank you very much for taking us on your travels and may God always fill you with many blessings, a big hug.
Ooohh! You little pioneering adventurer you! That looked sooo nice on that boat.
Thankyou Noraly, so relaxing and enjoyable to watch.
21:55 OMG I almost smacked my phone I thought there was a bug, on my phone LOL it's on your map.
Your videos are so amazing. After watching all the seasons, I traded in my big Harley for a Triumph Tiger 900. I’m going to learn Spanish if it kills me and make my way down to South America next year
996K Subscribers. 4000 or less and you’ll hit that goal of 1 million subscribers. Wow! What will you do to celebrate? Maybe a live Q&A. Just a thought Noraly. Ride safe and have fun. 🇺🇸
You are simply irresistible! When I was a prof, many classes met MWF, YOUR class meets MWF, and attendance is delightfully mandatory: I'm sure most of us have a perfect attendance record!
The look of bike envy from the guy at 2:45. Priceless!
Wow, what an adventure! Just coming up with the idea to to take you and your bike on these boats is something , but then to pull it off , amazing! You can’t say your not covering Nicaragua.👍
The Nicaraguan Queen...wow travelling in such remote parts of Nicagua..the 4th World where few have tread...your determination is blinding...in the true Dutch adventurer's mindset of yesteryear...press on NoRally....
What a “Soldier” you are “Itchy Boots” So very Brave!
Remote and way far from civilization but still connected through the video journey. Thank you Noraly to consider all viewers part of life journey. We are lucky enough so far with innovative part of the destination and mode of transport you are choosing.
15:47... the fruit is called Sapodilla.. Big fan... Love from India❤️🌍🤙
Road to 1 mill subscribers!!! just 4k more!! 🎉
Darling GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS... YOU ARE AWESOME.... 💛💛💛
Wow! Noraly! You sure do keep us on the edge of our seats! Can't wait for your 1 million sub award reaction !
Boa tardeeeee do BRASIL 🇧🇷!! Muito legal você fazendo caminhos completamente diferente da galera... 👏👏👏♥️
Congratulations Noraly you are already reaching a million subscribers!
Keeping us inspired with those fabulous journeys and escapades.💯💙
Everyone of these central america videos triggers my instincts which scream for not going furthur or turning around, beware of that man or watch out, Noraly! But you just start smiling or bite on your teeth and somehow get thru these moments in such an easy manner! I hold my breath every time and hope your journey goes on and on and on, just like the duracell battery commercial in the 90s... bless you, Noraly! We are in this with you🤙
How do you get to Alaska? Noraly is showing us the tricks of the trade required to get to her destination. Her negotiation skills are motivated by necessity, or simply said: Where there's a will, there's a way. It's fascinating to see her getting things done. Beautiful lessons for young and old.
Noraly reminds me of my mom, she always looks for all of the possible options to gets things done! 👍
Hey Noraly, greeting from your fans in Indonesia. There's an Indonesia Biker/youtuber named Mario Iroth that is currently staying in Guatemala, he's also planning to reach Alaska after the winter is gone. It will be epic for us in Indonesia if you can somehow spend a bit of time to meet/ride together with him.
Desde Nicaragua; ése viaje a Bluefields está más fácil por carretera en tu motocicleta. Saliendo de Managua por carretera panamericana norte hasta empalme Sn Benito Km. 33, girando por el desvío derecho, recorres 250 km. Hasta entrada a Nva Guinea giras a la derecha y vas directo a Bluefields. (Saliendo pasarías por empalme de Boaco y siempre a mano derecha hacia Juigalpa, pasando después sobre la vía a sto. Tomás, después caseríos y llegando a Muelle de los Bueyes ya estás cerca del empalme que te guiará hacia Nva. Guinea y ahí estás a un pasito de Bluefields.. sobre modernas carreteras de concreto, saluditos desde Nicaragua 👍👍👍✌✌
The Patience of Job. It’s really amazing how friendly people really can be around the world. Unfortunately it’s politicians in a lot of cases that cause the problems around the globe . Most people just want to get along and be happy. Safe journey as always. You are a very brave woman.👍👍🇨🇦
Weer bootavonturen voor 'Alaska' en Noraly de onverschrokken motorriijder ! 8:10 De Honda CRF 300 Rally en zijn vrienden🤣❗❗❗ Twaalt uur reizen op zee naar San Carlos, mooi meer van Nicaragua ! Oké Laten we gaan !
The sun looks good on you. I can only imagine 200 years ago, traveling like some of the early explorers. This look like one of the most adventurous episodes, good luck Noraly
I see you Noraly, getting your salsa groove on!!💃🏽
Music makes you want “bailar”!!
Getting food and missing Alaska being loaded on to the boat was very good for you and us too.
What adventure you have ahead for us Noraly ... considering first motorcycle on the river.
A Monday surprise awaits us all.
Totally agree 😂
1M subscribers!! Congratulations Noraly, very well deserved
Keep going to 2M
Checking in from Alaska..still dark, cold, with fresh snow this morning..a good time for Peruvian coffee, new IB episode, and fantasizing about ice free trails to come soon! On! On!
Checking in from BC starting to snow so much for Spring
Charm opens up all the doors! Wonderwoman!