Tears are flowing, I have not been back to my homeland for 23 years, probably will never again. I was born there and lived there for the first 39 years of my life. I absolutely love your videos Noraly .
I am from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 and I would like to say I fully endorse this video. This is a true reflection of the amazing experience that awaits you when you visit Zimbabwe. Well done Itchy Boots!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Why do Zimbabweans always feel compelled to prop up a country with a dead economy & dilapidated infrastructure, agreed it's beautiful but so is any other place on earth. But hey maybe you are a Zanu Pf official doing his job
@@BinAlleywe are proudly Zimbabwean nothing Zanu PF about that. The Victoria Falls belong to all Zimbabweans not a political party so there is nothing wrong with someone celebrating and bragging about their own homeland.
After 25 years living in Zambia, I still think that Zimbabwe has the best view of the falls. You will love it here, the people are the best, and the bush is so pure, enjoy it while you can.
I'm Zimbabwean and saw the falls from the Zambian side on my 4th visit and it felt like I was seeing them for the first time. Both sides are amazing in their unique respective ways... and yet it's the same waterfall!!
Noraly, I was born in Zimbabwe & love this country so much. Thank you for reminding me of how beautiful Vic Falls is. Enjoy your travels through Africa. It is the best continent to visit & enjoy the natural beauty. Safe travels on your motorbike. Kind regards, Andre
Warthogs will not attack unprovoked. They are not aggressive. They are, however, dangerous if cornered (or if in rut). Just never corner one. It is the lower tusks that do the damage. They are razor sharp. If they are nearby, back up slowly and give them an out. You will not out run one nearby. They can reach 55 kph (35 mph) in short bursts.
Thank you for showing us around Southern Africa and going into Zimbabwe was the icing on the cake. Mosi-oa -Tunya the mighty Victoria Falls has made miss home more.
I still have a t-shirt somwhere that has Mosi-oa-tunya 'The smoke that thunders' on it.. Visited Zimbabwe in 1994.. Vic Falls, Hwange national park, Bulawayo, Masvingo, Harare...
"The smoke that thunders" never fails to impress. During a full moon one can witness what they call a moonbow. I think that anyone who is not awed by the majesty of this natural wonder is probably tired of life. Another wonderful adventure. Thank you
@@Dave-sw2dm Yep, as @Allen said, Cumberland Falls in Williamsburg, KY, "The Niagara of the South". Nice views, nice trails, happy to have it basically in my back yard, "Feels Like Home".
Just loved to see Victoria Falls again, I lived in Rodesia - Zimbabwe from 1975 to 1985, now living Azores islands and you are making me itchy to visit, love Africa.
It was 51 years ago that I visited Victoria Falls. I was a child and went there with my mother and father at the age of 7. Amazing to see them again especially now that I live in New Zealand. Thanks for sharing.
@@MrMaziar58 I was there in 1976; I drove from the UK to SA in VW Kombi, and saw the falls..the area was not so built up, and you just wandered to the falls, no paths etc...was a wonderful time. Well done Noraly, respect.
in 1976 we visited family in Rhodesia, and when at the falls i carved my name on a tree, i wonder if it still there, we then traveled for 24 hours on a ferry down the Kariba dam, those where epic times. so glad to see this again.
Victoria Falls is so much larger then I imagined and beautiful. All the wild life you have seen is amazing. Difficult to realize the amount people have paid to for a guide to see what you have seen. I know you spend lots of time in research for your travels. For that everyone thanks you.
OH WOW! What a heart thumper day! I never imagined the Falls were that huge. Your welcoming committee of animals was really exhilarating. I’m once again amazed and thankful to have been able to see this day with you. You ROCK! as always! Thanks for taking us along, Noraly! 🏍🇺🇸
My Dear Noraly, I have to say that you are the embodiment of every adventurer that has traveled this planet. But with your spirit, you continue to find something new and inspiring. You are one of the most inspiring young women that I have had the absolute joy in watching. Please for those that are not able to, Continue the journey. Always remember to keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down.
Thanks for the video. I am a Zimbabwean 🇿🇼 but never visited Victoria falls yet. Now I saw how it looks like. You are such a brave lady, some of us man can not do such things. Thank you so much 👏 may the lord bless you and your future.
I am really jealous. To have Vic Falls to yourself with the river running low. Last time I was there with the river in full flow, couldn't see anything for the spray. Enjoy the country of my birth.
@@helmet_hair_dont_care Me too. My brother and I went back after 50 years away and we recognised our schools in Harare, the house our father built there and of course the falls. A great trip.
The Netherlands was my home for three and a half years, mixed feelings about it but Dutch people took such good care of me, always cheering for you guys!!! I'd looove to take my Dutch friends around some time.... Super cheering for you! Thank you for visiting my country!!!!
Vic Falls, one of my favourite places, been there so many times and never fails to be awe-inspiring. I used to drive 4 times a year from South Africa to Serengeti Park in Tanzania to go to work and then back home again in my Landy. When I reached Vic Falls on every drive down I always felt like I was "home again". Can't wait to move back home to South Africa and leave Europe far behind me!!!
Wow! Incredible. We wanted to do a road trip from Nairobi to Cape Town but abandoned the plan when some of my friends deemed it too long and risky. But I hope I get the courage to do it
YIPEEEE! You're taking me home to Zimbabwe. Loveliest people in the world there. (The dearest warthog and mongoose families too! And please go out at night looking out for Bush Babies ..... )
Scottish explorer David Livingstone may have named the falls after his reigning queen in 1855, but the Kalolo-Lozi people had their own name for it - Mosi-oa-Tunya, “the smoke that thunders.”
Dear Noraly. Nice news that you have now (again) crossed a border. Zimbabwe will definitely be an exciting experience! Thank you for a wonderful video of the Victoria Falls, 2 beautiful attractions (He He) It's a pampering of us to follow. Looking forward to your further trips, and sending - as always; The best regards from Denmark.🇩🇰
The lack of signage at our public spaces always irks me. Even us locals struggle to know what to do or where to go at places such as border posts. And the officers arent bothered😅 Good luck on the rest of your trip, thanks for visiting my beautiful Botswana🇧🇼💙
Wow I am so glad you crossed into my country Zimbabwe Noraly. For a while I feared you would avoid Zimbabwe. I discovered your channel by accident when you bought your bike in Joburg and have followed you since Welcome to Zimbabwe🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Oh wow! I named my daughter after those falls. 50 years ago when i was just 9 years old i saw a film about them at our local cinema and fell in love with them, ive always wanted to go to Zimbabwe and see them. When i retire i will go. Thank you so much for the wonderful footage, means so much. X
I am not afraid, I am never in a hurry, I am always patient, I am always friendly and I am always positive and luckily negative for the test, the ingredients for successful traveling.Looking forward to see zimbabwe..trough your eyes!
Are you not afraid of animals? Noraly: “I’m not afraid. Warthogs: ‘ Say what??? Thank you for showing us the Vic Falls! They are huge and so, so beautiful 🤩
It's a couple of years ago since I stayed in VicFalls for the last time. These warthogs were used to be feeded by visitors. I gave a piece of bread and they were happy
Good bye Botswana , Welcome Zimbabwe !! We have known about Zimbabwe for a long time, because of cricket . The climate and environment here are similar to the climate in my country.. I'm Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 .. Amazing Waterfall , gorgeous ..😍
Whoever knew one day I would watch the amazing lady in my home country. Greetings and love from the capital Harare. Fingers crossed, one day I will bump into you 😊😊😊👏
Vic falls are part of the Rift Valley, a fault line that runs all the way up the right coast line of Africa. It produced Kilimanjaro and I think ends around where Madagascar is today - which itself and along with Australia and Antartica broke away from. The Rift is a very sacred part of the world in that it produced the first humans and gave rise to some of the most unique species across the planet.
Perhaps my most favorite video. Welcome to Zimbabwe! 👏❤️😁💥 I got total chills when I heard the Victoria Falls, and then to see them is beyond magnificent! And those rainbows & warthogs. I'm so happy for you, Noraly. 🌈🎶 Keep shining your LIGHT & LOVE. You rock!
Wow Noraly ? Zimbabwe is shaping up to be a very interesting place. Stunning views of Victoria Falls. Looking forward to following your Zimbabwe adventure. Stay safe. Cheers, Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦😃
Thank you sooooo much for this video! You made my day, and much respect how you stayed so calm with those warthogs. Great memories for me having visited Kariba Dam on the far East of Victoria Falls.
@@bustersmith5569 Well, after the change of goverment in 1980 i stayed on hoping that the country would settle down and get back to normal. It did not, history shows what happened in Zimbabwe.
@@markperry5429 No, not driven off. My parents left before i did. When i left there were limits of what one could take, no new cars, furniture and the like. I took my new landrover caravan and boat out on holliday and just did not go back.
So much joy from showing this video to my kids and the photos of me in the same spots at the falls, 12 years ago. Much seems to have changed and for the better.
Great stuff. I love Africa! I have made a dozen trips to UGANDA, the Pearl of Africa, and have grown to love all of the Continent. So much diversity and the people are so welcoming and amazing--even for us Muzungus. Been around many warthogs in Uganda, they are definitely not afraid of people and hang around a lot of the hotels. Safe travels.
As a tourist it makes you want to return, but when you decide to live there and do the daily battles, your ideas of the continent might just start to alter!!!
@@chrisg1234fly Depends on the country of Africa you're talking about... Some are poor, some are middle income and others actually have a quite good standard of living...
@@guleiro Standard of living is one thing, yes, I can go and buy a Ferrari tomorrow, but the fact that the paperwork takes 6 months to get done to own it cos it keeps getting 'Lost'!!! is the day to day issues that travellers do not see when they whizz through somewhere.
@@chrisg1234fly I get what you're saying. I'm from Angola and your description reminds me how things used to be in the 80s and 90s. Today things are much different. I bought a new car two years ago and the registration process took 2 days. I get your point but it really depends on the country. Some countries are still stuck in the old ways but others are quite good. Maybe if you mention the name some specific countries it will be easier to understand.
The first time I stayed in Vic Falls I was staying at a backpackers, sitting outside and a warthog walked up to me and let me scratch his back. I didn't know whether to be scared or not, but he was chill.
I’ve seen the Victoria Falls ( Mosi-oa-Tunya: which translates to “ the smoke that thunders”. ) several time in my lifetime. I was lucky enough to be brought up in Zambia & Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) and had the pleasure of seeing this magnificent natural wonder of the world. 😍😍😍
Love it! Neither words nor images can truly describe the force of nature that are the Victoria Falls - a destination not to be missed. Please be sure to have tea at the Vic Falls hotel, visit the Boma for dinner, hang out for a beer at Zambezi house, and for sure, not to be missed, a river cruise for sundowners on the Zambezi! Have fun - this country (my country) is truly amazing! Wish I could have been riding along on this one...
Thank you. Through your eyes I have seen something I never thought to see. Not sure why in all the years of watching TH-cam I never saw your channel until 2 weeks ago. Glad I found it. You are an amazing young woman.
These new adventures for you Noraly bring back memories of my childhood in Rhodesia seeing these places for the first time in 50 years thanks for wonderful videos of your trip thru one of the world's most beautiful country's. God bless you and stay safe.
As a senior, I thought I had seen almost everything in life. However, your video of Victoria Falls made me sit up, take notice, and utter astonishing adjectives about what I was seeing. Thanks so much for giving me that pleasure! May your journeys be safe and trouble-free!
When you cross into Zambia, go visit The Royal Livingstone/ Avani Resorts for Giraffes/Zebras or mukuni Big 5 to walk with Lions - and of course see Victoria Falls on the Zambian side…. Was there three months ago.. Absolutely magnificent!
Walking with lions is a bad idea. Those lions are sold off for hunting once they outgrow the walks. They are not afraid of people after being used for the walks and then can only be destroyed.
@@shaunumz- When a country has little remaining economic interests, other than it's tourism today, it does whatever it can, sells whatever available, to bring a modicum of financial relief to it's people. History Note; Previous to the 'Equality forcing' world interfering, bringing about shear terror, maiming, torture, a loss of life, in neighborhood of a 1,000,000 or so souls, prosperous Rhodesia' previously fed a large part of Africa, among many other shared financial gains.. ;}
Yay, Zimbabwe my birth place. I have been to the Vic. Falls many times but still found it exhilarating seeing it with you again Noraly. Go and see the tribal dancing and music at the Vic. Falls hotel if they still do it and a sundowner cruise up the Zambezi is nice too. Also the white water rafting below the falls if you are feeling adventurous. Take care as always and enjoy this wonderful country.
The falls are at their highest in the dry season. In summer the rains gathers in massive swamps in Zambia and Angola and then seep through to the falls when it isn't actually training there.
So I bumped inot this channel today and I have spent the greater part of the day watching the videos. great content as a Zimbabwean I was thrilled to see Chimanimani in the mix. Keep it up Noraly !!
Wow, what a day.. Another new country and you even had your own tiny rainbow to welcome you to the falls, then a family of warthogs pops by to say hello. As always, the unexpected is just waiting for your arrival, and always that smile to greet it. I love this channel so much.
What a beautiful way to start in a new country. Hope this is an indication of what (i believe) beautiful country Zimbabwe must be. I can understand why you fell in love with this beautiful continent.
To be honest with you she only shows us the beautiful side of the country she does not really show the bad parts and with her positivity it looks better as well.
Big news in the kingdom of warthogs, Pumbaa announces he saw the legendary Itchy Boots today and he was just awestruck. 😍 I had not realized how huge and majestic the Vic Falls were. Seems to dwarf the Niagara Falls. Another awesome episode. Thanks for showing us so much beauty in Africa. Safe riding.
Hi Noraly, es ist so schön dich soooo Glücklich und strahlen zu sehen, weiter so echt Wunderschön, du machst einen sehr unbeschwerten und glücklichen Eindruck. Respekt ich bin bei dir freue mich so sehr für dich.☺
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Tears are flowing, I have not been back to my homeland for 23 years, probably will never again. I was born there and lived there for the first 39 years of my life. I absolutely love your videos Noraly .
@@glassengraver I always wonder how people who left Zimbabwe felt about seeing how far the things have fallen.
You need to go, it's beautiful and you will love it.
I am from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 and I would like to say I fully endorse this video. This is a true reflection of the amazing experience that awaits you when you visit Zimbabwe. Well done Itchy Boots!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Why do Zimbabweans always feel compelled to prop up a country with a dead economy & dilapidated infrastructure, agreed it's beautiful but so is any other place on earth. But hey maybe you are a Zanu Pf official doing his job
@@BinAlleywe are proudly Zimbabwean nothing Zanu PF about that. The Victoria Falls belong to all Zimbabweans not a political party so there is nothing wrong with someone celebrating and bragging about their own homeland.
@@BinAlley So are Zimbabweans supposed to just hate their country? You sound like an idiot
Hey i am from germany how can i come and live in zimbabwe forever? I dont have money i dont know what to do i want to live there so bad!
@@BinAlleywhat are u on about. Let pple hype their country in peace
After 25 years living in Zambia, I still think that Zimbabwe has the best view of the falls. You will love it here, the people are the best, and the bush is so pure, enjoy it while you can.
Like Zim's president says... VF is a beautiful woman... Zambia sees her from the back and Zim from the front...
I am not mysogynistic
I'm Zimbabwean and saw the falls from the Zambian side on my 4th visit and it felt like I was seeing them for the first time. Both sides are amazing in their unique respective ways... and yet it's the same waterfall!!
Zimbabwe has the view.But the falls are in Zambia.
I strongly feel both countries should share the proceeds
Really. Don't think it. Realize it 😼 but Zambia has better potato chip brands than Zim lol
Noraly, I was born in Zimbabwe & love this country so much. Thank you for reminding me of how beautiful Vic Falls is. Enjoy your travels through Africa. It is the best continent to visit & enjoy the natural beauty. Safe travels on your motorbike. Kind regards, Andre
Welcome to Zimbabwe....my home land....Bulawayo is well worth a visit as well, with the beautiful Matopos.
Unjani bro same homie
Matopos is a real deal
@@bravetinayemunatswa4539 %1
Warthogs will not attack unprovoked. They are not aggressive. They are, however, dangerous if cornered (or if in rut). Just never corner one. It is the lower tusks that do the damage. They are razor sharp. If they are nearby, back up slowly and give them an out. You will not out run one nearby. They can reach 55 kph (35 mph) in short bursts.
I didn't know this, so they are fast
Usainbolt 😂 they can run faster than the speed of light
Thank you for showing us around Southern Africa and going into Zimbabwe was the icing on the cake. Mosi-oa -Tunya the mighty Victoria Falls has made miss home more.
I still have a t-shirt somwhere that has Mosi-oa-tunya 'The smoke that thunders' on it.. Visited Zimbabwe in 1994..
Vic Falls, Hwange national park, Bulawayo, Masvingo, Harare...
Wow, the falls are huge both in height and width. So far, Zimbabwe looks like a good nation to visit.
3 mission trips to Zim, a wonderfull place to visit. So many things to see, walking with lions at Antelope Park is well worth the trip.
"The smoke that thunders" never fails to impress. During a full moon one can witness what they call a moonbow. I think that anyone who is not awed by the majesty of this natural wonder is probably tired of life. Another wonderful adventure. Thank you
I want to see that.
We have a beautiful moonbow at Cumberland Falls,Ky on clear nights every month.
There is at least one waterfall in the US that has a moonbow.
@@Dave-sw2dm Yep, as @Allen said, Cumberland Falls in Williamsburg, KY, "The Niagara of the South". Nice views, nice trails, happy to have it basically in my back yard, "Feels Like Home".
I grew up in Hwange near the national park and spent my child hood at the Victoria falls. You have given me tears of joys ..thank you!
I went to school at marist brother's in Dete.
The falls and the wildlife: astonishing.
Just loved to see Victoria Falls again, I lived in Rodesia - Zimbabwe from 1975 to 1985, now living Azores islands and you are making me itchy to visit, love Africa.
It was 51 years ago that I visited Victoria Falls. I was a child and went there with my mother and father at the age of 7. Amazing to see them again especially now that I live in New Zealand. Thanks for sharing.
And it was called Rhodesia back then!
@@MrMaziar58 Absolutely that's true.
@@MrMaziar58 I was there in 1976; I drove from the UK to SA in VW Kombi, and saw the falls..the area was not so built up, and you just wandered to the falls, no paths etc...was a wonderful time. Well done Noraly, respect.
in 1976 we visited family in Rhodesia, and when at the falls i carved my name on a tree, i wonder if it still there, we then traveled for 24 hours on a ferry down the Kariba dam, those where epic times. so glad to see this again.
@@MrMaziar58 And before that Mwene Mutapa.
Victoria Falls is so much larger then I imagined and beautiful. All the wild life you have seen is amazing. Difficult to realize the amount people have paid to for a guide to see what you have seen. I know you spend lots of time in research for your travels. For that everyone thanks you.
OH WOW! What a heart thumper day! I never imagined the Falls were that huge. Your welcoming committee of animals was really exhilarating. I’m once again amazed and thankful to have been able to see this day with you. You ROCK! as always! Thanks for taking us along, Noraly! 🏍🇺🇸
They truely are amazing, and this is dry season that Jeans the falls now only have one third of the water capacity
"You ROCK!" Best compliments you can give to a geologist like Noraly.
Really enjoyed this episode, particularly the last part with the Falls and warthogs, they almost seemed partially tame.
"...Noraly, I'm not afraid." Truer words were never spoken! You are an intrepid soul indeed. :)
Plus her eyes at the moment. Something else too
My heart still lives in my home country. Thanks for showing it to me once again!
One of the most exiting entry of a new country,get to see the falls with a free shower and wardhog family encounter,real tv at it,s best..
Never realized how large the Vic falls are. Amazing. I love how everyone asks if you are afraid.
My Zimbabwean folks please let's gather here and beat some drums 🥁 for Noraly.
We have been waiting, the wait is over, she is here at home now.....
We are here, can't wait to see the adventures.
Last night my heart sank when she said next to Zambia. I thought she was bypassing us. I'm glad she has come
Enoy your Zim stay Noraly
I am so happy she came to Zimbabwe and knew Vic Falls was going to blow her away.
@@tindo9833 kkkk I felt the same way I tell you I was like cumon.
Thanks for sharing this ❤
Zimbabwe is truly heaven on earth!
Like seriously????? Heaven on earth 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Wonderful journey Noraly. Your spirit and energy have made this video journey such a treat for us as we travel along with you.
My Dear Noraly, I have to say that you are the embodiment of every adventurer that has traveled this planet. But with your spirit, you continue to find something new and inspiring. You are one of the most inspiring young women that I have had the absolute joy in watching. Please for those that are not able to, Continue the journey. Always remember to keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down.
God has given us a beautiful world to live in! Thank you for taking us along on your exploration of it.
Interesting ides... only one small error... There is no god.
@No sugar No cream ?
@@brunosmith6925 How do you know that?
@@RichardASK God told me
Thanks for the video. I am a Zimbabwean 🇿🇼 but never visited Victoria falls yet. Now I saw how it looks like.
You are such a brave lady, some of us man can not do such things.
Thank you so much 👏 may the lord bless you and your future.
I also lived Zim many years without visiting the falls. Seems like most citizens don't bother to see the tourist attractions in their own countries.
My mom lived in Zimbabwe for several years, what a beautiful country. Victoria Falls was an awesome experience. Enjoy your adventure!
Thanks Noraly am from Zimbabwe, i like my country very much. Thank you for reminding us, yooo ❤like Zim 100%
I am really jealous. To have Vic Falls to yourself with the river running low. Last time I was there with the river in full flow, couldn't see anything for the spray. Enjoy the country of my birth.
Im from there too..i miss it
@@helmet_hair_dont_care Me too. My brother and I went back after 50 years away and we recognised our schools in Harare, the house our father built there and of course the falls. A great trip.
@@alexbrown1995 the last time i was in Hwange and Vic Falls was 1990. There is no life like a life in africa!
The Netherlands was my home for three and a half years, mixed feelings about it but Dutch people took such good care of me, always cheering for you guys!!! I'd looove to take my Dutch friends around some time.... Super cheering for you! Thank you for visiting my country!!!!
Vic Falls, one of my favourite places, been there so many times and never fails to be awe-inspiring.
I used to drive 4 times a year from South Africa to Serengeti Park in Tanzania to go to work and then back home again in my Landy.
When I reached Vic Falls on every drive down I always felt like I was "home again".
Can't wait to move back home to South Africa and leave Europe far behind me!!!
Wow! Incredible. We wanted to do a road trip from Nairobi to Cape Town but abandoned the plan when some of my friends deemed it too long and risky. But I hope I get the courage to do it
Watching this again. Beautiful. Thanks for showing Zimbabwe.
YIPEEEE! You're taking me home to Zimbabwe.
Loveliest people in the world there. (The dearest warthog and mongoose families too! And please go out at night looking out for Bush Babies ..... )
Probably one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world!!! Mother Nature at Her Best!!! :-)
Scottish explorer David Livingstone may have named the falls after his reigning queen in 1855, but the Kalolo-Lozi people had their own name for it - Mosi-oa-Tunya, “the smoke that thunders.”
Dr Livingstone, I presume ?
@@dbcooper7326 That came much later. :-D
@@johankotze42 Have you watched 'King Leopold's Ghost' on Amazon Prime ? Shocking what was done to the people of Africa.
@@dbcooper7326 I have not, but, yes. Starting right in the 17th century with the Portuguese onward. That is from a Eurocentric point of view.
He would have been proud to say, that he was a British Explorer.
Noraly's smile is even bigger than the Falls!
Dear Noraly. Nice news that you have now (again) crossed a border. Zimbabwe will definitely be an exciting experience! Thank you for a wonderful video of the Victoria Falls, 2 beautiful attractions (He He) It's a pampering of us to follow. Looking forward to your further trips, and sending - as always; The best regards from Denmark.🇩🇰
The lack of signage at our public spaces always irks me. Even us locals struggle to know what to do or where to go at places such as border posts. And the officers arent bothered😅
Good luck on the rest of your trip, thanks for visiting my beautiful Botswana🇧🇼💙
Dear lady shivers down my spine gods own country i spent the 10 best years of my life in that beautiful country regards Andrè
Amazing. The falls go on and on. And then the wildlife. Wow! Thank you so much for taking us along!
Wow I am so glad you crossed into my country Zimbabwe Noraly. For a while I feared you would avoid Zimbabwe. I discovered your channel by accident when you bought your bike in Joburg and have followed you since
Welcome to Zimbabwe🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Had the same feeling,I'm glad she is in Zimbabwe and tell the world a better Zim ,hi
Oh wow! I named my daughter after those falls. 50 years ago when i was just 9 years old i saw a film about them at our local cinema and fell in love with them, ive always wanted to go to Zimbabwe and see them. When i retire i will go. Thank you so much for the wonderful footage, means so much. X
Yes its never too late. But don't leave it till late. I visited Victoria falls 13 years ago. Beautiful place l have ever been to
Thank you Nana, i will go and visit, i must.
Kind regards.
Welcome to Vic Falls.
" The Smoke that thunders".
My home town.
Proud to be Zimbabwean 🇿🇼
❤❤❤❤ love you 🇿🇼
I am not afraid, I am never in a hurry, I am always patient, I am always friendly and I am always positive and luckily negative for the test, the ingredients for successful traveling.Looking forward to see zimbabwe..trough your eyes!
I do not know what can I say for you!!!!!!!!
Noraly is the Best.....through 🌍
Woow Victoria Falls is beautiful thank you for showing us one of biggest water fall in the world 😍
Are you not afraid of animals? Noraly: “I’m not afraid.
Warthogs: ‘ Say what???
Thank you for showing us the Vic Falls! They are huge and so, so beautiful 🤩
It's a couple of years ago since I stayed in VicFalls for the last time. These warthogs were used to be feeded by visitors. I gave a piece of bread and they were happy
Noraly looked scared when she came across the warthogs alright but that's okay.
You see how she backed away from the warthog? That's respect, not fear?.......
@@zaedlo Any sane person would back up for wild animals.
At Vic Falls walked up by surprise on an elephant, outside of the gates you are in the bush ! Watch your back in zim .
Good bye Botswana , Welcome Zimbabwe !! We have known about Zimbabwe for a long time, because of cricket . The climate and environment here are similar to the climate in my country.. I'm Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 ..
Amazing Waterfall , gorgeous ..😍
I'm very excited to see your travels in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. Great views of the falls.
Whoever knew one day I would watch the amazing lady in my home country. Greetings and love from the capital Harare. Fingers crossed, one day I will bump into you 😊😊😊👏
Vic falls are part of the Rift Valley, a fault line that runs all the way up the right coast line of Africa. It produced Kilimanjaro and I think ends around where Madagascar is today - which itself and along with Australia and Antartica broke away from. The Rift is a very sacred part of the world in that it produced the first humans and gave rise to some of the most unique species across the planet.
Interesting theory.
@Bounce Forward bad day?
@@Dave-sw2dm it's not a theory, jethro
@@mt_gox :)
Really . school me
Perhaps my most favorite video. Welcome to Zimbabwe! 👏❤️😁💥 I got total chills when I heard the Victoria Falls, and then to see them is beyond magnificent! And those rainbows & warthogs. I'm so happy for you, Noraly. 🌈🎶 Keep shining your LIGHT & LOVE. You rock!
My homeland my beautiful Zimbabwe thank you for showcasing it. You're most welcome anytime to come back there's more to see
Wow Noraly ? Zimbabwe is shaping up to be a very interesting place. Stunning views of Victoria Falls. Looking forward to following your Zimbabwe adventure. Stay safe. Cheers, Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦😃
Thank you sooooo much for this video! You made my day, and much respect how you stayed so calm with those warthogs. Great memories for me having visited Kariba Dam on the far East of Victoria Falls.
Zimbabwe my homeland, left in 1986 and i still miss it.
Mike baretta ,,, and why did you leave ? 🤔
@@bustersmith5569 Well, after the change of goverment in 1980 i stayed on hoping that the country would settle down and get back to normal. It did not, history shows what happened in Zimbabwe.
come home
@@kakprat was your family driven off?
@@markperry5429 No, not driven off. My parents left before i did. When i left there were limits of what one could take, no new cars, furniture and the like. I took my new landrover caravan and boat out on holliday and just did not go back.
Omg 😱 what stunning and beautiful country 🇿🇼 😍 👍🏼
Welcome to Zimbabwe Noraly! Hope you enjoy your stay! ♥️
So much joy from showing this video to my kids and the photos of me in the same spots at the falls, 12 years ago. Much seems to have changed and for the better.
Our intrepid explorer has done it again. "No, I'm not afraid!" And those warthogs? "I did not see that coming!"
Great stuff. I love Africa! I have made a dozen trips to UGANDA, the Pearl of Africa, and have grown to love all of the Continent. So much diversity and the people are so welcoming and amazing--even for us Muzungus. Been around many warthogs in Uganda, they are definitely not afraid of people and hang around a lot of the hotels. Safe travels.
Greenest country in Africa 👌
As a tourist it makes you want to return, but when you decide to live there and do the daily battles, your ideas of the continent might just start to alter!!!
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Depends on the country of Africa you're talking about... Some are poor, some are middle income and others actually have a quite good standard of living...
@@guleiro Standard of living is one thing, yes, I can go and buy a Ferrari tomorrow, but the fact that the paperwork takes 6 months to get done to own it cos it keeps getting 'Lost'!!! is the day to day issues that travellers do not see when they whizz through somewhere.
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I get what you're saying. I'm from Angola and your description reminds me how things used to be in the 80s and 90s.
Today things are much different. I bought a new car two years ago and the registration process took 2 days.
I get your point but it really depends on the country. Some countries are still stuck in the old ways but others are quite good.
Maybe if you mention the name some specific countries it will be easier to understand.
A professor of mine lived in Zimbabwe, he did a National Geographic special with Levar Burton on the Zambezi river.
The first time I stayed in Vic Falls I was staying at a backpackers, sitting outside and a warthog walked up to me and let me scratch his back. I didn't know whether to be scared or not, but he was chill.
Glad you had some water! When my late wife and I went a few years ago it was almost dry.
I’ve seen the Victoria Falls ( Mosi-oa-Tunya: which translates to “ the smoke that thunders”. ) several time in my lifetime. I was lucky enough to be brought up in Zambia & Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) and had the pleasure of seeing this magnificent natural wonder of the world. 😍😍😍
Love it! Neither words nor images can truly describe the force of nature that are the Victoria Falls - a destination not to be missed. Please be sure to have tea at the Vic Falls hotel, visit the Boma for dinner, hang out for a beer at Zambezi house, and for sure, not to be missed, a river cruise for sundowners on the Zambezi! Have fun - this country (my country) is truly amazing! Wish I could have been riding along on this one...
My brother and I had dinner and drinks at the Vic Falls Hotel - a memorable night, with wart hogs strolling across the huge expanses of lawn....
Thank you. Through your eyes I have seen something I never thought to see. Not sure why in all the years of watching TH-cam I never saw your channel until 2 weeks ago. Glad I found it. You are an amazing young woman.
"I'm not afraid." with that look on your face! He had no idea who he was talking to. I love your adventures! Thank you for sharing. :)
I visited Victoria Falls twice 1995 and 1997. Great scenery Good people. My Recommendation very nice trip. 🌍🌍🌍🕊🕊🕊🕊🇸🇰
Thank you for this episode, amazing country--ZIMBABWE.
These new adventures for you Noraly bring back memories of my childhood in Rhodesia seeing these places for the first time in 50 years thanks for wonderful videos of your trip thru one of the world's most beautiful country's.
God bless you and stay safe.
It was great to see you visiting Victoria falls 🇿🇼 ❤️from Sri Lanka
I must i get a little jealous when I see all the beautiful places you get to see.
The smile on her face at the falls ❤️
Noraly, your choice of background music in your videos is always appropriate and appreciated!
Good to see the country I grew up in , there were always warthogs around even way back in the sixties when we used to go there.
Victoria Falls is absolutely beautiful
As a senior, I thought I had seen almost everything in life. However, your video of Victoria Falls made me sit up, take notice, and utter astonishing adjectives about what I was seeing. Thanks so much for giving me that pleasure! May your journeys be safe and trouble-free!
Those waterfalls you saw are far more beautiful than anything ive seen in the US. I officially want to go to zimbabwe
That means you have never visited Niagara Falls I feel sorry for you
Thanks Noraly for taking us to this wonderful adventure wishing you a safe journey ahead
Alabado sea el Señor!! ✨️
What a beautiful place... definitely, Zimbabwe and Namibia, my two favorite African Countries.
When you cross into Zambia, go visit The Royal Livingstone/ Avani Resorts for Giraffes/Zebras or mukuni Big 5 to walk with Lions - and of course see Victoria Falls on the Zambian side…. Was there three months ago.. Absolutely magnificent!
Walking with lions is a bad idea. Those lions are sold off for hunting once they outgrow the walks. They are not afraid of people after being used for the walks and then can only be destroyed.
@@shaunumz whether that is the fate of the lions at this destination, or not, I would still agree that it's not an activity that should be supported.
@@shaunumz- When a country has little remaining economic interests, other than it's tourism today, it does whatever it can, sells whatever available, to bring a modicum of financial relief to it's people.
History Note; Previous to the 'Equality forcing' world interfering, bringing about shear terror, maiming, torture, a loss of life, in neighborhood of a 1,000,000 or so souls, prosperous Rhodesia' previously fed a large part of Africa, among many other shared financial gains.. ;}
Wat an amazing cross country ride.. 🎉 🎊 🤩 ✌️ 💃🏍️Love your channel name, Itchy Boots🤣🤣
Yay, Zimbabwe my birth place. I have been to the Vic. Falls many times but still found it exhilarating seeing it with you again Noraly. Go and see the tribal dancing and music at the Vic. Falls hotel if they still do it and a sundowner cruise up the Zambezi is nice too. Also the white water rafting below the falls if you are feeling adventurous. Take care as always and enjoy this wonderful country.
I remember that exact border crossing when I went from Botswana into Victoria falls
Mosi-oa -Tunya...... "The Smoke that Thunders" Stunning view, and no crowds... Another tick in the "World of Wonders" you have seen... :-))) xxxx
Wow, those waterfalls! Imagine what they must be like during their rainy season!
The falls are at their highest in the dry season. In summer the rains gathers in massive swamps in Zambia and Angola and then seep through to the falls when it isn't actually training there.
I didn't know the falls were that wide: wow! Cheers from California.
So I bumped inot this channel today and I have spent the greater part of the day watching the videos. great content as a Zimbabwean I was thrilled to see Chimanimani in the mix. Keep it up Noraly !!
"Only" an hour to cross the border. Thank God (and good leaders) for the Schengen agreement!
The Vic falls are truly magnificent!
You are the brave lady to travel across several countries. Thumbs up. This give us energy to follow your steps.
Wow, what a day.. Another new country and you even had your own tiny rainbow to welcome you to the falls, then a family of warthogs pops by to say hello. As always, the unexpected is just waiting for your arrival, and always that smile to greet it. I love this channel so much.
I didn’t see them moving 😃 15:01 uuh😨😱 Hhhh ur face impression was amazing 😂😂😂🤣
What a beautiful way to start in a new country. Hope this is an indication of what (i believe) beautiful country Zimbabwe must be. I can understand why you fell in love with this beautiful continent.
Amazing footage of Vic Falls. Love your Warthog encounter. Beautiful scenery.
Astonishing and what a fabulous country. Africa is really blessed.
To be honest with you she only shows us the beautiful side of the country she does not really show the bad parts and with her positivity it looks better as well.
wow Vic Falls are amazingly huge.... and to also get up that close to Warthogs too... wow!
Big news in the kingdom of warthogs, Pumbaa announces he saw the legendary Itchy Boots today and he was just awestruck. 😍
I had not realized how huge and majestic the Vic Falls were. Seems to dwarf the Niagara Falls. Another awesome episode. Thanks for showing us so much beauty in Africa. Safe riding.
Hi Noraly, es ist so schön dich soooo Glücklich und strahlen zu sehen, weiter so echt Wunderschön, du machst einen sehr unbeschwerten und glücklichen Eindruck. Respekt
ich bin bei dir freue mich so sehr für dich.☺
Loved to hear, "I am not afraid". God bless you.👍👍👍😊😊😊