❤As some has written earlier, this is better then Netflix , HBO and Viaplay, fantastic filming and talking. Very good information about the countries, people and history … Noraly, you are fantastic!❤❤❤
I drove across the same floating bridge, near Astrakan in a Land Rover in 2007....all across Russia from Zarabino near Vladivostock to central Russia and into Mongolia. Thrn all the way to the Netherlands. Russia IS amazing. Really enjoying your travels. Thank you for sharing.
My Russian is terrible but at least I understood she was offering bouillon (sounds the same in Russian) with sheep meat (baran). And the guys outside asked "otkuda?" -- where from?
Hi Noraly, looking at these Russian houses which are very pretty with their different colours, reminded me of your South American houses that were painted also. I’m still enjoying you tubes way of showing your videos( 3 years ago). Still enjoying your videos as a newbie in 2022. And enjoy you’re doing your best to get your message across. 👏👏
Greetings from Moscow! 🙂 It is very interesting to look at the lands of your country through the eyes of a foreigner, Especially places where you yourself will never be. 🙂
We have these "salt" lakes here on the prairies of Canada as well. We call them alkali lakes and their source is geologic and of course historic. Well below ground is a sediment layer put down millions of years ago by certain conditions (vast seas covered the area). The seas are long gone but the salts are lifted to the surface when there is enough water saturating the ground over these sediments. This occurs naturally and is exacerbated sometimes by irrigation which imposes even more water, lifting more salts. Water chemistries of these lakes can vary quite a bit but the most common components include: calcium and calcium-magnesium carbonates. By the way, don't ride into them, even if they appear hard and dry. There can be a thin hard crust over a depth of sticky gunk. If you break through you will have a hard time extricating your bike.
Didn't know that... Thx for the info👍 Besides the channel, the Itchy Boots comment section is pretty interesting. I read them normally ever so often when new video pops up... And when I watch em again... And again... A year or two later😉✌️😎
Those salt lakes that you have seen are only a small part of the huge Lake Baskunchak, with an area of about 106 square kilometers. It is located on the territory of the Bogdinsky-Baskunchak Nature Reserve. Salt has been mined on this lake for more than a thousand years. Since the VIII century, salt has been mined on the lake and sent along the Silk Road. For the first time, Lake Baskunchak was officially mentioned in 1627 in the "Book of the Big Drawing", as a place "where salt is broken clean as ice". In 1997, these lands were declared a nature reserve, where a special nature protection regime was established on an area of 53.7 thousand hectares. There are deposits of medicinal clays on the shore of the lake. In June - August, tourists come to the lake, who bathe in brine and take mud baths.
I don’t think so, as Lake Baskunchak is located about 300 kilometers north-northwest of Astrakhan, and Noraly drove almost due west from Astrakhan on P216 on her way to Elista. From Google Maps’ satellite images, they appear to be from another huge lake that formed a massive collection of smaller linear lakes west of the Volga delta as it dried up, with the western-most ones completely drying up and forming a number of linear salt depressions.
Hi. I following you for two reason. 1- the amazing travel that you are doing. impossible for me. 2- your way make me feel as i am there! well done Noraly!
How well you deal with the language barrier is one of the more impressive parts of your journey, in my opinion. I feel like I'd be anxious as all heck trying to do that, but you always seem to make it work.
My son, this year second time was in Russia. This Year start from Cracow, Poland, across Russia, Bajkal, Siberia to Vladivostok on Lada Samara:) he is back in Poland just two days ago after 28 300 kilometers......Russia is fantastic!!!!!
Also kinda important to mention that these thick pipes are not just hot water supply, it's there for the purpose of heating. Centralized heating is not a common thing in the west, but in Russia it's everywhere.
This is not dried up lake, those are salty-wetlands... it is common in northern Caspian area. Some of them are used to produce salt for food or industrial needs.
So when it rains, this pan will fill up with water and become a "lake". Then the sun will evaporate the water and it will become a "dried-up lake" again. That's a perfectly accurate description. We have lots of these in my country too and they are definitely not wetlands..
Great videos! I cycled 28,000 km around the world and back in 2006 I bought an Enfield 500 in Karol Bagh. I loved the scene when you were ordering food. There was no Google Translate back in 2006 and I remember making chicken / pig / cow noises in restaurants when trying to order food. Keep her between the hedges (as we say in Ireland).
Some translation. 7:01 -Hello! (at the same time) "Good day." "How long do you stay?" -Ninety five (showing nine fingers, then five) "Fifteen?" (interpret nine fingers as ten) -Full. "Ninety two, yes? Fifteen." (showing her calculations) -No. No. Ninety... (writing 95 at calc) "Ninety five. How much?" -Full. Okay? 8:23 -Hello. "Hello." "Where are from and where are you going?" -Open? ... -Good morning. -Eat. (pointing at mouth, lol) "Drink?" (sounds relatively similar at Russian) -No. (some more mimic actions) "Eat?" (pointing at menu) "First dish? Second dish?" "Do you eat meat?" "Or not?" (mysterious face expressions, lol) -Myash? "Мясо" (sort of "myaso" - Meat) -Okay. Myash. I don't know what is it, but okay. -Myash... Is this one? "Yes. It is bouillon with meat. Boiled." -Okay. (clearly do not understand) "Half or full?" -Small. "Mutton or beef?" -And a water.
this one is cute and funny especially the gas station owner.. they want to be friendly with the tourist but seem like the language barrier ruined it.. with the serious face, we likely think he will directly goes talk about business instead of asking how are you doing.. love this translation..
She's following the same route as "Bald and Bankrupt". She even stopped at the same cafe. Mr. Bald just hitchhiked, but he has the big advantage of being fluent in Russian.
Honestly I Love This Channell , Noraly Thank's for all of Your effort to make all these TH-cam of Your Channell , really beautyfull sight nice peoples in every Countries that You've visit and eplore in Your Motor Cycling Adventure . Thank You Noraly
This is brilliant ! During my rest days you have posted 3 vlogs AND a long Q&A session 👍👍👍👍 Thank you for all the effort you put into making these. Have fun and Safe riding.
Noraly, you have added so much to the lives of so many people with your kindness and positive attitude. I have travelled the world over the last 50 years but now totally enjoy just accompanying you and seeing your experiences. It is like being there.
Just found your channel. How wonderful to see a female solo wanderlust exploring the globe. You look like you're thoroughly enjoying your adventures. Lots of good luck! I admire your spirit. Really like that you are Numbering your Episodes. It makes it easy to chronoligically view and enjoy.
Loved the restaurant scene. Reminds me of when I was in Bishkek and ended up wandering around with the waitress and pointed at another patron's food to indicate that's what I wanted.
Great video Noraly! Your attitude brings a smile to my face. My daughter has asked more than once why you don’t use Translate. Your answer was fantastic. Ride safe, have fun. Prayers going out to you. Can’t wait to see the next installment! Peace!
I like her answer too. Some of the fun in an adventure is not knowing what you will get, and you get to taste the local cuisine you otherwise would not have tried.
Your approach to language and communication says a lot about you. You value the people and the culture above your own convenience. Real conversation, as you put it, is the reward for your efforts and occasional awkwardness and surprise food :)
Noraly, I enjoy watching your early episodes again! You always make me feel as if I’m there with you! It’s amazing how many places you’ve been and people you’ve met. Ride safe!
You hit the nail on the head! The joy of the unexpected. Not having everything planned by a travel agent. Of course not everything will always work out perfectly but that is all part of the adventure! We also enjoy watching you eat new things. Like the time you tried that "white stuff" in Kyrgyzstan 🤣.
Вся эта территория дно древнего моря! И редкие солончаки лишь остаточные явления))) Там рядом с Астраханью чуть севернее огромные солёные озёра. С большими подземными запасами соли!
It's quite a statement of century you've made: 'Fun is in trying to communicate with people without help of the phone every time' Can be framed on wall as a quote Noraly.
@Nadelwald Königsberg Херню не неси....На этом моте кругосветку сделать не составит труда.....О какой ты температуре говоришь? Мотоцикл - одноцилиндровый эндурик с воздушным охлаждением. Что может быть надежней?
@Nadelwald Königsberg Рука-Лицо....В том то и дело что я знаю о чем говорю, а ты чушь несешь. В Якутии что лета нет? Да и кто зимой путешествует на мото по Якутии? Хотя и такое бывает... Какой мот по твоему подошел бы для этого? Для справки сейчас в Якутии +17, а у меня сегодня в Сибири +26 было. P.S. Якутия не Сибирь. Учи географию лучше в школе.
@Nadelwald Königsberg Лол. Да и правду когда сказать нечего лучше слиться. Ты еще скажи что Магадан это Сибирь. Или Хабаровск... Ну так что умный человек расскажи какой мопед для Якутии можно выбирать? И в чем разница эксплуатации туристического мотоцикла на Урале или в Республике Саха?
Fun day today! I totally agree with you about communicating in a language that you are not that familiar with. It's always good to try your best and the home country will appreciate and most times help you. Russia looks nice!
I never imagine Rusia have such a beauty landscape. All i know was Russia always grey, cold, and muddy. Thanks for your journey, its opened my eyes about world. 🙏🏻
I like the way you communicate without using the google translate app to local residents in Russia. Looks more natural in building a conversation. Very inspiring🤩👍
Brilliant video, love your interaction theory, works really well, more peronalised and makes the adventure more enjoyable, missed most of your live feeds, so got to catch up with them but this video is great, keep safe and ride safe, all the best Noraly.
Noraly !!! Thanks to YOU, I pick up my new Himalayan tomorrow- so excited. Royal Enfield owe you a new “Basanti” @ the end of this trip for FREE !! Next trip: UK Lands End to John O’Groats !! Do it,, you know you want to !!!! Kindest regards, Alan
Number 205 yeah, this video was very informative ie: piping, traditional houses, evaporated lakes, two dimensional law enforcement etc.. That is great editing .
My 3 year old girl loves your videos. She says "dad bike bike bike, i want to go on a bike. " I got my first bike from my dad at the age of 18 as it was a bet , for a very high grade in my 12th class. Gave it to a boy when I was 28 . My bikers license got expired 3 years back. Plan to apply and get one. Hope destiny smiles and I will have one . You are an inspiration. Keep up .
Thank you for your awesome videos and your Q&A at the weekend. You have such a fabulous attitude to life. The Universe really is a friendly place aye! Big respect Noraly 👍
Я из Калмыкии, г.Элиста. И мне конечно хотелось бы знать , что понравилось вам у меня на Родине. И желаю вам очередных хороших серий про Россию. У нас принято говорить - " Белой дороги!" Удачи
100TH EPISODE COMING SOON! Noraly, may I suggest you do a special video where you just sit down and talk about technical things such as milage you are getting, how your electronic ignition module is doing (how often you use setting 1 vs 2), what is working well on bike vs what you would like to see improved etc. Talk about the journey thus far in general. A sort of retrospective video. A "fireside chat" with all your subscribers. That would be great! Best wishes always from British Columbia CANADA .
Dried salt lakes are natural in arid and semi-arid climates. The lakes are seasonal, they fill during periods of substantial rain and during this period wildlife returns.
You are a projecting joy and positivity onto the world, which is much needed. Thank you, stay safe and keep on travelling (Basanti is certainly more reliable than my temperamental Ducati)
After two weeks and dodging many work commitments, I have finally caught up on your amazing journey. My evenings will be empty now until your next update lol. Stay safe. ~ MS
I had the same experience in Singapore. Went to a corner cafe, and basically pointed at the menu and hoped for the best. It was by far THE spiciest thing I've ever eaten, still no idea what it was, but it was so good!
I like the way you have for traveling , that nice , it's the best to meet people , sites , food , simple that is also what I like . Enjoy your trips take care , all my best René Spaciba
Noraly, love the way you interact with the local people, you seem to get such a positive reaction from them. Another great insight into the lives of others, thanks for sharing.
It's a pity that I you traveled so little in Russia. I invite you again and definitely need to drive through Baikal and Altai at least. And these salt fields are the beginning of the largest salt lake and natural reserve - Baskunchak is an interesting place, I was there a couple of years ago.
dear Miss Noraly,, 💙💜,, I regularly followed you,, its very hard to make videos & doing travel,, you make me very happy,, I feel that I personally travelling many places like you,, many thanks for updating,, keep going on,, ALLAH bless you every step of life.. rgds Aftab Alam. (Karachi Pakistan)🤟👍🇵🇰
perfect approach to language communication in my view - people are so afraid to travel anywhere they can't speak their own language - you miss out on so much if you take that route.
I teach adult language classes in the evenings, one thing I always tell my students is to not trust Google Translate, it's translations are wrong or misleading too often to make it entirely trustworthy. Even if it were perfect, though, the pleasure is in managing to communicate with locals using your hand and feet as you said. A friendly smile and some gesticulation can break the ice in ways no software ever could...
Nice clean green blue smooth journey... I completely agree with you on not using translator... And really enjoyed conversation with restaurant people... KEEP GOING...♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍
This was my first episode since I've never been to Astrakhan. I speak Russian fluently, so I wish I could have helped you esp. at the border. You are very optimistic and it will be fun to follow your adventures.
Those dried up little lakes are naturally drying up periodically during a year. They are filling up over winter/autumn and drying up in summer. Soil is very salty, thus it crystallizes once water evaporate. I live in that Astrakhan area, thats how i know.
2.35, it's not about expense, it's the water that freezes in winter underground as temperature falls in minus.. so they are placed above as it keeps the water flowing even when it snows..
I Started following you when i saw you are passing from my lovely country Afghanistan border I like ur voice U are the best Yesterday night the reason i was awake till 5 in the morning was your beautiful videos Thanks 🇦🇫
why everything across boarder is so systematic neat , clean and people are open minded and why the other part Afghanistan which is horrible to stay even for a minute
Повороты на трубопроводах делают для предотвращения разрывов при перепадах температур. Металл сжимается в холодную погоду и расширяется в жаркую.Turns on pipelines are made to prevent breaks during temperature changes. Metal shrinks in cold weather and expands in hot weather.
Randomly got this video in the recommended ,I the second owner of the hotel where you had lunch.I knew they'd give you a room for permanent use .Come again ,we'll be glad to see you.
![[S1 - Eps. 94] STOPPED BY THE POLICE in Russia](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/diunoKB70Y0/mqdefault.jpg)
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❤As some has written earlier, this is better then Netflix , HBO and Viaplay, fantastic filming and talking. Very good information about the countries, people and history … Noraly, you are fantastic!❤❤❤
I drove across the same floating bridge, near Astrakan in a Land Rover in 2007....all across Russia from Zarabino near Vladivostock to central Russia and into Mongolia. Thrn all the way to the Netherlands. Russia IS amazing. Really enjoying your travels. Thank you for sharing.
Better than Netflix. Will always be waiting for your videos.
I agree
Netflix is shit.
i forgot that i have a netflix .... hahahahah
What is Netflix?..
yes so true :)
Так интересно смотреть реакцию людей, когда она пытается с ними поговорить)))
Плюсик
Да,иногда очень забавно выглядит)
@@reccenomads he intresting watching reaction people when she shoot russian people
My Russian is terrible but at least I understood she was offering bouillon (sounds the same in Russian) with sheep meat (baran). And the guys outside asked "otkuda?" -- where from?
Bruce Hoult and “kuda” - where are u going?)
Hi Noraly, looking at these Russian houses which are very pretty with their different colours, reminded me of your South American houses that were painted also. I’m still enjoying you tubes way of showing your videos( 3 years ago). Still enjoying your videos as a newbie in 2022. And enjoy you’re doing your best to get your message across. 👏👏
Greetings from Moscow! 🙂 It is very interesting to look at the lands of your country through the eyes of a foreigner, Especially places where you yourself will never be. 🙂
We have these "salt" lakes here on the prairies of Canada as well. We call them alkali lakes and their source is geologic and of course historic. Well below ground is a sediment layer put down millions of years ago by certain conditions (vast seas covered the area). The seas are long gone but the salts are lifted to the surface when there is enough water saturating the ground over these sediments. This occurs naturally and is exacerbated sometimes by irrigation which imposes even more water, lifting more salts. Water chemistries of these lakes can vary quite a bit but the most common components include: calcium and calcium-magnesium carbonates. By the way, don't ride into them, even if they appear hard and dry. There can be a thin hard crust over a depth of sticky gunk. If you break through you will have a hard time extricating your bike.
That makes a lot of sense.
Didn't know that...
Thx for the info👍
Besides the channel, the Itchy Boots comment section is pretty interesting. I read them normally ever so often when new video pops up...
And when I watch em again... And again... A year or two later😉✌️😎
Noraly has à Masters degree in Geology, but I am grateful to learn about this!
Those salt lakes that you have seen are only a small part of the huge Lake Baskunchak, with an area of about 106 square kilometers. It is located on the territory of the Bogdinsky-Baskunchak Nature Reserve. Salt has been mined on this lake for more than a thousand years. Since the VIII century, salt has been mined on the lake and sent along the Silk Road. For the first time, Lake Baskunchak was officially mentioned in 1627 in the "Book of the Big Drawing", as a place "where salt is broken clean as ice". In 1997, these lands were declared a nature reserve, where a special nature protection regime was established on an area of 53.7 thousand hectares. There are deposits of medicinal clays on the shore of the lake. In June - August, tourists come to the lake, who bathe in brine and take mud baths.
I don’t think so, as Lake Baskunchak is located about 300 kilometers north-northwest of Astrakhan, and Noraly drove almost due west from Astrakhan on P216 on her way to Elista. From Google Maps’ satellite images, they appear to be from another huge lake that formed a massive collection of smaller linear lakes west of the Volga delta as it dried up, with the western-most ones completely drying up and forming a number of linear salt depressions.
Hi. I following you for two reason. 1- the amazing travel that you are doing. impossible for me. 2- your way make me feel as i am there! well done Noraly!
Господи, какие крутые серии получились.
Очень атмосферно
How well you deal with the language barrier is one of the more impressive parts of your journey, in my opinion. I feel like I'd be anxious as all heck trying to do that, but you always seem to make it work.
My son, this year second time was in Russia. This Year start from Cracow, Poland, across Russia, Bajkal, Siberia to Vladivostok on Lada Samara:) he is back in Poland just two days ago after 28 300 kilometers......Russia is fantastic!!!!!
Also kinda important to mention that these thick pipes are not just hot water supply, it's there for the purpose of heating. Centralized heating is not a common thing in the west, but in Russia it's everywhere.
It's true
@Dmitriy Mod and it seems Dmitry lives under one of the pipe too
Voidex , lol i'm crying 😄😄😄😆ору
Obviously they're hot water for heating. How many showers and dirty dishes do you think they have?
good info, good to know
Как же круто она снимает! Включил 1 видосик под бутербродики с чаем и меня затянуло на весь день, какой же каеф!
Awesome videos, keep doin!
I like how you communicate with the people you meet.
Your positive attitude and friendly smile really win them over.
Happy Trails
до чего же позитивная девчонка :)))))
Молодчина. Такая позитивная) И сколько нужно мужества одной так кататься) Молодец)
Мужества много не надо ,но двоим сподручнее . Хотя , когда ты один ,ты свободен в выбор ерешений.
This is not dried up lake, those are salty-wetlands... it is common in northern Caspian area. Some of them are used to produce salt for food or industrial needs.
So when it rains, this pan will fill up with water and become a "lake". Then the sun will evaporate the water and it will become a "dried-up lake" again. That's a perfectly accurate description. We have lots of these in my country too and they are definitely not wetlands..
@@brucehep2823 Exactly, but considering that in Qazaqstan there is very few numbers of rain and snow...
I wondered, it kinda reminds me of the Bonnie Flats
@@arlandgaylor Bonneville Flats?
@@mumblesbadly7708 yes
Great videos! I cycled 28,000 km around the world and back in 2006 I bought an Enfield 500 in Karol Bagh. I loved the scene when you were ordering food. There was no Google Translate back in 2006 and I remember making chicken / pig / cow noises in restaurants when trying to order food. Keep her between the hedges (as we say in Ireland).
Hahaha🤣🤣🤣🤣
When I was in Saudi Arabia I asked the guy from Pakistan, I think what the meat dish was, he said, "Woof Woof". I was eating a woof woof.
I like that
Oh how much fun was that! Wish you could have filmed it for us too! 🎥 🏍
Animals in different countries speak different languages too. =)
Watching your vlog in 2023, trying to catch up to your trip in Africa. Enjoying it every episode.
Your communication with locals is very interesting. :)
it's like communication with gorilas in zoo :-D
@@yuraisme agree with you
@@Pidalin no, she did not communicate with the сzechs.
What is this?
"Solonchak". Pool of dried salt. Sometimes salt is mined here.
Руслан Заурбеков thanks for information
By choice or because of fuckups..? Fuckups not uncommon in former rsfsr.. and onwards...
@@R.E.HILL_ It's natural and it forms from high evaporation during dry seasons
Some translation.
7:01
-Hello! (at the same time) "Good day."
"How long do you stay?"
-Ninety five (showing nine fingers, then five)
"Fifteen?" (interpret nine fingers as ten)
-Full.
"Ninety two, yes? Fifteen." (showing her calculations)
-No. No. Ninety... (writing 95 at calc)
"Ninety five. How much?"
-Full. Okay?
8:23
-Hello.
"Hello." "Where are from and where are you going?"
-Open?
...
-Good morning.
-Eat. (pointing at mouth, lol)
"Drink?" (sounds relatively similar at Russian)
-No. (some more mimic actions)
"Eat?" (pointing at menu) "First dish? Second dish?" "Do you eat meat?" "Or not?"
(mysterious face expressions, lol) -Myash?
"Мясо" (sort of "myaso" - Meat)
-Okay. Myash. I don't know what is it, but okay.
-Myash... Is this one?
"Yes. It is bouillon with meat. Boiled."
-Okay. (clearly do not understand)
"Half or full?"
-Small.
"Mutton or beef?"
-And a water.
Crappy translation, tbh.
"How long do you stay" -> "How long have you been standing (waiting) here?"
this one is cute and funny especially the gas station owner.. they want to be friendly with the tourist but seem like the language barrier ruined it.. with the serious face, we likely think he will directly goes talk about business instead of asking how are you doing.. love this translation..
@@DeLaRafi. He slept there.He makes a serious face after all.
@@azekuka3478 а Африке ее б съели какие нибудь аборигены (с таким знанием языка(
You are amazing! I'm Russian and I'm very happy to find you! Good luck and god bless you!
Amazing! I look forward to every video; reaffirms that most human beings are nice people!
99% of people everywhere are decent, it's a pity we tend to remember the not so nice 1% the most strongly.
She's following the same route as "Bald and Bankrupt". She even stopped at the same cafe. Mr. Bald just hitchhiked, but he has the big advantage of being fluent in Russian.
Honestly I Love This Channell , Noraly Thank's for all of Your effort to make all these TH-cam of Your Channell , really beautyfull sight nice peoples in every Countries that You've visit and eplore in Your Motor Cycling Adventure . Thank You Noraly
Сто лет не смеялся так по-доброму. Девушка - огонь.
Earth is so beautiful
Greetings from jupiter
love your joke thanks from Rennes -France
Jupiter is very windy.
Greeting from The Earth.)))
Greeting from moon
I love how you explain the small details, such as the above ground piping. Fascinating to see and learn.
This is brilliant ! During my rest days you have posted 3 vlogs AND a long Q&A session 👍👍👍👍 Thank you for all the effort you put into making these. Have fun and Safe riding.
Is there any McDonald's there?😂😂😂
@@jmm2697 🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮
Noraly, you have added so much to the lives of so many people with your kindness and positive attitude. I have travelled the world over the last 50 years but now totally enjoy just accompanying you and seeing your experiences. It is like being there.
Mais aventuras pela Rússia.😊🇧🇷
❤❤❤
Great answer to the question of not always using a machine=translation to communicate with others. Loving your videos. Best to you and Godspeed.
Just found your channel. How wonderful to see a female solo wanderlust exploring the globe. You look like you're thoroughly enjoying your adventures. Lots of good luck! I admire your spirit.
Really like that you are Numbering your Episodes. It makes it easy to chronoligically view and enjoy.
Loved the restaurant scene. Reminds me of when I was in Bishkek and ended up wandering around with the waitress and pointed at another patron's food to indicate that's what I wanted.
Great video Noraly! Your attitude brings a smile to my face. My daughter has asked more than once why you don’t use Translate. Your answer was fantastic. Ride safe, have fun. Prayers going out to you. Can’t wait to see the next installment!
Peace!
I like her answer too. Some of the fun in an adventure is not knowing what you will get, and you get to taste the local cuisine you otherwise would not have tried.
Your approach to language and communication says a lot about you. You value the people and the culture above your own convenience. Real conversation, as you put it, is the reward for your efforts and occasional awkwardness and surprise food :)
Wow Noraly you're just amazing.
Thanks for taking us along .
Totally enjoyable.
Bless up
Watching from Sydney Australia
Noraly, I enjoy watching your early episodes again! You always make me feel as if I’m there with you! It’s amazing how many places you’ve been and people you’ve met. Ride safe!
You hit the nail on the head! The joy of the unexpected. Not having everything planned by a travel agent. Of course not everything will always work out perfectly but that is all part of the adventure! We also enjoy watching you eat new things. Like the time you tried that "white stuff" in Kyrgyzstan 🤣.
Вся эта территория дно древнего моря!
И редкие солончаки лишь остаточные явления)))
Там рядом с Астраханью чуть севернее огромные солёные озёра. С большими подземными запасами соли!
As always, you reap what you sow. Your smile melts hearts and opens up the world for you. We are so lucky to witness this.
Байкерша через Элисту катила..а я только сегодня на её ролики в ютубе наткнулся.Эх.Удачи тебе и ровной дороги,Noraly!
@@nikelplumbum на юго-западном?
По 8 мкр
Белой же дороги?))
It's quite a statement of century you've made:
'Fun is in trying to communicate with people without help of the phone every time'
Can be framed on wall as a quote Noraly.
A world to discover is right and a motorcycle is a GRAND way to travel the world.
Привет из Сибири), Ждем в гости ).
Hello from Siberia), We are waiting for a visit).
Как я понял не доедет.....Так как движется в Нидерланды...
@Nadelwald Königsberg Херню не неси....На этом моте кругосветку сделать не составит труда.....О какой ты температуре говоришь? Мотоцикл - одноцилиндровый эндурик с воздушным охлаждением. Что может быть надежней?
@Nadelwald Königsberg Рука-Лицо....В том то и дело что я знаю о чем говорю, а ты чушь несешь. В Якутии что лета нет? Да и кто зимой путешествует на мото по Якутии? Хотя и такое бывает... Какой мот по твоему подошел бы для этого? Для справки сейчас в Якутии +17, а у меня сегодня в Сибири +26 было. P.S. Якутия не Сибирь. Учи географию лучше в школе.
@Nadelwald Königsberg Лол. Да и правду когда сказать нечего лучше слиться. Ты еще скажи что Магадан это Сибирь. Или Хабаровск... Ну так что умный человек расскажи какой мопед для Якутии можно выбирать? И в чем разница эксплуатации туристического мотоцикла на Урале или в Республике Саха?
@Nadelwald Königsberg Я тебя умоляю, не неси чушь, не проецируй свою безграмотность.
Fun day today! I totally agree with you about communicating in a language that you are not that familiar with. It's always good to try your best and the home country will appreciate and most times help you. Russia looks nice!
I never imagine Rusia have such a beauty landscape. All i know was Russia always grey, cold, and muddy. Thanks for your journey, its opened my eyes about world. 🙏🏻
Look Altai
I like the way you communicate without using the google translate app to local residents in Russia. Looks more natural in building a conversation. Very inspiring🤩👍
Brilliant video, love your interaction theory, works really well, more peronalised and makes the adventure more enjoyable, missed most of your live feeds, so got to catch up with them but this video is great, keep safe and ride safe, all the best Noraly.
I look and the smile doesn't leave my face.👍 Thank you. Welcome to Russia.
100% agree on not using translator application. Because of blind ordering once ate raw squid 🦑. 😁 But that's fun.
😂😂 EWWW
@@paulwassenaar8351 still better then McDonald’s.
@@paulwassenaar8351 give me the raw squid any day. I absolutely deplore these fake food corporate greedy entities. I have them made outlawed.
Just found your channel and now I’m trying to binge watch all of your videos. What a great way to experience the world!
Your passion for adventure is written all over your face , your vlogs are so uplifting 👍😀🍻
Re-watching old videos while Noraly is gearing up for her Europe trip. And I gotta say, her breakfasts and lunch are an enjoyable watch too :)
"...the fun is in trying to communicating with people without any help of the phone..." 10:38 👏🏻🌟
Love your cheerful attitude to overcome all obstacles, major and minor, in your great adventures. Great videos. They keep you enthralled.
Enjoyed seeing how you communicate your food orders! I agree, it’s more fun to see what you get!
Howdy IB! Loving the tour of Russia! Thanks very much!
Noraly !!! Thanks to YOU, I pick up my new Himalayan tomorrow- so excited. Royal Enfield owe you a new “Basanti” @ the end of this trip for FREE !! Next trip: UK Lands End to John O’Groats !! Do it,, you know you want to !!!!
Kindest regards,
Alan
haha, that's two days of riding for her
And she got it. 😊
I'm from Elista but live in Phoenix Arizona now. Veryyyy interesting to watch!
я так за тебя рад. честно. хоть у кого-то жизнь налаживается.
I’m from Ufa but now I live in Miami, Florida
So you changed one hot desert to another).
Нравится в Аризоне? Я 18 лет живу в Денвере но подумываем перебраться в Аризону в Gilbert.
Serpinoroth been there. without looking it up, think it’s Kalmykia, right?
Number 205 yeah, this video was very informative ie: piping, traditional houses, evaporated lakes, two dimensional law enforcement etc.. That is great editing .
My dear am in Somalia, but still like your journey of border to border videos. thanks!!!
Отличные видео!!! Очень приятно смотреть! Welcome to Pyatigorsk!!!
My 3 year old girl loves your videos. She says "dad bike bike bike, i want to go on a bike. " I got my first bike from my dad at the age of 18 as it was a bet , for a very high grade in my 12th class. Gave it to a boy when I was 28 . My bikers license got expired 3 years back. Plan to apply and get one. Hope destiny smiles and I will have one . You are an inspiration. Keep up .
Got for it girl! Never bored me with all the beautiful scenery. Hunger for more adventure from you! May God Bless you along your journey till the end!
The secret of world travel is to accept every culture and to have a friendly smile .. your smile most definitely opens doors bravo 👏
Thank you for your awesome videos and your Q&A at the weekend. You have such a fabulous attitude to life. The Universe really is a friendly place aye! Big respect Noraly 👍
Я из Калмыкии, г.Элиста. И мне конечно хотелось бы знать , что понравилось вам у меня на Родине. И желаю вам очередных хороших серий про Россию. У нас принято говорить - " Белой дороги!" Удачи
Bald and Bankrupt made a TH-cam video about Kalmykia - it looks like a beautiful area
@@ElenarMT ok
100TH EPISODE COMING SOON! Noraly, may I suggest you do a special video where you just sit down and talk about technical things such as milage you are getting, how your electronic ignition module is doing (how often you use setting 1 vs 2), what is working well on bike vs what you would like to see improved etc. Talk about the journey thus far in general. A sort of retrospective video. A "fireside chat" with all your subscribers. That would be great! Best wishes always from British Columbia CANADA .
Nice try Royale infield technical department.
Haha, just a joke ;-)
Dried salt lakes are natural in arid and semi-arid climates. The lakes are seasonal, they fill during periods of substantial rain and during this period wildlife returns.
You are a projecting joy and positivity onto the world, which is much needed. Thank you, stay safe and keep on travelling (Basanti is certainly more reliable than my temperamental Ducati)
Pametnica! Obozavam je.
Salute to you for trying to communicate without technology but using only hand and body language and your pretty smiles as always. safe rides ahead.
After two weeks and dodging many work commitments, I have finally caught up on your amazing journey. My evenings will be empty now until your next update lol. Stay safe. ~ MS
I just want to say that people like you inspire me to work hard and save up so I too can go on biking trips like this.
I had the same experience in Singapore. Went to a corner cafe, and basically pointed at the menu and hoped for the best. It was by far THE spiciest thing I've ever eaten, still no idea what it was, but it was so good!
девчонка - просто умница! лайк и подписка!
I like the way you have for traveling , that nice , it's the best to meet people , sites , food , simple that is also what I like . Enjoy your trips
take care , all my best René Spaciba
Noraly, love the way you interact with the local people, you seem to get such a positive reaction from them.
Another great insight into the lives of others, thanks for sharing.
It's a pity that I you traveled so little in Russia. I invite you again and definitely need to drive through Baikal and Altai at least. And these salt fields are the beginning of the largest salt lake and natural reserve - Baskunchak is an interesting place, I was there a couple of years ago.
9:52 I think thats the real spirit of being adventurer. I am just amazed. Ride safe, great one :)
That dish is called shurpa, a lamb based soup very popular dish in central asia and some parts of russia.
Love your energetic vibe! Rock on 🤘🏽noraly
GOD BLESS NORALY MAY THE LORD WILL GUIDE YOU AND PROTECT ANY WHERE YOU ARE GOD BLESS TAKE CARE ALWAYS
dear Miss Noraly,, 💙💜,,
I regularly followed you,, its very hard to make videos & doing travel,, you make me very happy,, I feel that I personally travelling many places like you,, many thanks for updating,, keep going on,, ALLAH bless you every step of life.. rgds
Aftab Alam. (Karachi Pakistan)🤟👍🇵🇰
perfect approach to language communication in my view - people are so afraid to travel anywhere they can't speak their own language - you miss out on so much if you take that route.
I teach adult language classes in the evenings, one thing I always tell my students is to not trust Google Translate, it's translations are wrong or misleading too often to make it entirely trustworthy. Even if it were perfect, though, the pleasure is in managing to communicate with locals using your hand and feet as you said. A friendly smile and some gesticulation can break the ice in ways no software ever could...
You are absolutely correct about using Google translate! No need for it except for "emergency" situation when you need to get your point across.
Nice clean green blue smooth journey... I completely agree with you on not using translator... And really enjoyed conversation with restaurant people... KEEP GOING...♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍
Noraly is an amazingly sunny person. Very interesting travel videos. With love from Russia.
This was my first episode since I've never been to Astrakhan. I speak Russian fluently, so I wish I could have helped you esp. at the border. You are very optimistic and it will be fun to follow your adventures.
Those dried up little lakes are naturally drying up periodically during a year. They are filling up over winter/autumn and drying up in summer. Soil is very salty, thus it crystallizes once water evaporate. I live in that Astrakhan area, thats how i know.
You have moved to the top of my favorite motorcycling bloggers. Keep it up! Joepie!
2.35, it's not about expense, it's the water that freezes in winter underground as temperature falls in minus.. so they are placed above as it keeps the water flowing even when it snows..
I Started following you when i saw you are passing from my lovely country Afghanistan border
I like ur voice
U are the best
Yesterday night the reason i was awake till 5 in the morning was your beautiful videos
Thanks 🇦🇫
why everything across boarder is so systematic neat , clean and people are open minded and why the other part Afghanistan which is horrible to stay even for a minute
my second question is that, how much people in Afghanistan side of boarder are like tajiks? or completely different ?
Повороты на трубопроводах делают для предотвращения разрывов при перепадах температур. Металл сжимается в холодную погоду и расширяется в жаркую.Turns on pipelines are made to prevent breaks during temperature changes. Metal shrinks in cold weather and expands in hot weather.
Randomly got this video in the recommended ,I the second owner of the hotel where you had lunch.I knew they'd give you a room for permanent use .Come again ,we'll be glad to see you.
So happy to have found you and your inspiring videos.