Back on my motorcycle! Encountering the Nisga'a people of Canada 🇨🇦 |S6-E130|
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode I am entering Nisga'a territory, along the banks of the Nass river. A volcanic eruption about 250 years ago forever changed the landscape and its people.
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Since i discovered this channel i watched almost every video. Noraly makes better travel videos on her own than multi million crews on netflix. This is amazing.
I never cease to be amazed about Noraly's cinematographic skills and hare ability to not only capture the visual aspects of a location but to also impart a sense of the feeling and spirit of the locations she visits. Hollywood could take lessons here, and learn that their contrived flash doesn't beat Noraly's sensitive and genuine substance!
Right there with ya!
100% true and we learn a lot more about geology, indigenous peoples, tribes, cultures and history than we would on any other travel channel!
Same here Only a few episodes in Africa left
Her personality is what really sets it apart from most travel vlog videos.
I am a Western Canadian born and raised nearing retirement and for me finding this Channel is like finding a new Discovery Channel only a hundred times better. Thank you Noraly for what looks like effortless long hours of riding and all your hard work making these videos available for all to see.
Yes, I agree - and riding is almost the easy part - editing the videos is a LOT of work.
@@SwellerVanDweller kook 💜 on 9kp
It's ironic that as a Canadian, how many more interesting & important facts that I have learned about my own country & the people who call it home, from someone who has only been in our country for less than a few weeks. The almost guaranteed opportunity to learn something new, when combined with never-ending incredible scenery & music makes most of Noraly's videos truly multifaceted, multisensory experiences. 10/10.
Noraly, I love it whenever you see something interesting and you say "look, look" as if we were right there with you. Thanks for doing that.
we really feel we are there with her.
The BEST part of Mon, Wed & Fri mornings is a new ItchyBoots notification in my Inbox and a gorgeous new scenic adventure to travel with Noraly & Alaska! And it never gets old! I sincerely hope you win some TH-cam awards for best videography/adventure/travel series, Noraly. You're truly making some of the very best content on the Internet!
I am super agree with you.
Same here. I even super-duper agree with that💯👍
Couldn't agree more 👏
Absolutely ❤️
Simply THE BEST!!!!
Always interesting, never boring. New scenery and something different each episode. That is why I went back to season 1 and watched every episode up to the current one. Learning so much from Noraly's travels!
I have done the same. I started watching this channel 2 years ago. I look forward to every Monday, Wedsneday and Friday. I hope she continues ~
@Cancel Culture China dose not allow visitors to roam around their country. One must be with a Chinese guide and on a route selected by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party).
@Cancel Culture she inspired me to buy a new motorcycle.
(Edit: after 10 years of not riding)
Then I bought 3 more, & one for my kid.
My garage is stuffed & I try to ride 3 times / week.
70 yrs old, so I have some challenges!
@@cheyjan330 yeah, I actually cried when the Africa trip ended.
Likewise. What a treasure she is!
As a Canadian, I am so uneducated about our countries First Nations people. I think I could speak for a lot of us. Thank you so much for taking us around to different First Nations peoples and introducing us to their culture, way of life and history. It's absolutely fascinating! To think, that's only one small part of Canada, think of the rest of the country!
PS.
Love living vicariously through you. I think I need to get out there and discover my country on it's own!
Eventually, everyone of us realize that travelling is a beautiful way of learning, but sharing those travelling experiencies potentiate the educational power of it. This extraordinary combination of a kind and brave explorer + her ability to use modern communication instruments and to document herself about the places and people she is meeting is unbelivable!. And even more, for us the viewers to have the capacity to communicate our thoughts with the rest of the viewers is really amazing! For example, I am now learning the meaning of the term vicarious, thank you for your comment, so, I am not only learning about places, people, Geology, but even about my own lenguage (which is actually spanish, but we share the term vicarious (vicario in spanish), and I did not know the term). I think this experience Noraly is sharing with all of us has a deeper potential to bring us together as Humanity, with a good timing, when we are starting to realize that taking care of our planet is everybody's responsability and we need to already take action. We could say that TV documentals are already doing this, but I think this approach is even better, being real real, not real TV (I hope this is the case).
Noraly doesn't deserve her own show.
She deserves her own channel.
Brilliant that you sometimes stop a while to speak and interview people who are representative at the places of interest or local tourist type attraction. Great Video content!
Nice riding Noraly! 110kmh on Gravel and loving it! Stunning scenery, information about Volcanoes and Native tribes. This episode had it all!
Awesome thanks for your sharing places we never been
And your knowledge able info And adventures on motorcycle 🏍😀Happy Trails
Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦😄 God Bless you 🙏and ❤Keep you safe. In Jesus Christ name Amen
NORALY MAYBE YOULL MEET MY BROTHER IN LAW. IN HOPE BC
OR MY GOD SON IN ABERTA AN RCMP
OFFICER SCOTPATRICK
Maybe you will come to Ontario
@@charleslachance7995 Amém 🙏🙏🙏😊🇧🇷
I’ve lived in British Columbia all of my 67 years and have learned things from your videos that I never knew. Thank you so much! I have watched your videos from the start and it feels like I know you like family. If and when you go on to other things and stop making videos you will be greatly missed!!
I’ve lived most of my 67 yrs in Alberta. I’ve ridden all over North America, including a bike trip across the country to NS, returning via the US this summer. Yet I’ve spent very little time in BC. Mostly just down south when returning across the border into the interior.
I discovered your channel a few months back, and looking after my 91 year old father, this channel has been fantastic to watch with him. He loves following your trail across my home province, and it's something he always remembers to ask about. Your respect for the native peoples of Canada has been beautiful, and I thank you for helping spread their story as well.
Robert.
Watching itchy boots has given a totally different view of the countries she visited. I dont think any other so called documentary/film making channels would have done this kind of coverage!!! Just mind blowing, this is what happens probably when passion is your profession :) thank you so much Noraly!
Now, let’s talk about Noraly’s music selection. The music accompanying the drone shots of the volcano path was truly sublime. It invoked deeply peaceful emotions inside me.
Yes. It felt reverent - very respectful of the events and people affected.
Have been living in BC for over 16 years and thought I had ridden on every road in and around the province including Alaska. But the way you film and present it, it feels like a totally different country. Amazing work Noraly. Safe travels!
You have not disappointed with your drone work here in Canada. You are the master. Thanks.
Noraly you are adding to your skills. From Geologist to Botanist,Zoologist and now a top class photographer.The shots where you are at right side of the screen and left side lake, I must admit it was a very special photography. Noraly you are incredible.
What an incredible journey! You are visiting places that I didn't even know were accessible, let alone inhabited. This channel should be called "The University of Noraly". Thanks so much for both the entertainment and the education. You make learning so much fun!
I am certainly amazed of the performance of her Honda CRF 300 Rally. With out any mechanical issue she has been able to go for thousands of miles. It certainly was a good choice for this trip.
Without getting into a big debate. We have been Honda people. Our bikes often out perform many others, even Harley’s. We ride cruisers now but have been on bikes similar to Noraly and always chose Honda. We have had many people tell us maybe one day we can upgrade to a Harley and we just laugh.
As we say in the motorcycle world - its a HONDA - no worries, no troubles.
It´s only a 300 cc? Amazing. If i had to guess, i would guess at least 500, or even 600. But i´m no motorcycle expert, so...
@@OrcaMichelle A Harley is as much an upgrade to a Honda as a Chrysler K-Car is to a Civic Type R TC. But if you like low, slow, semi-reliable nostalgia a Harley fits the bill.
Great advertising for Honda for sure. I'd love to see them do something with Noraly
Noraly, we love watching and we learn so much of history from you. I hope you will visit ALL of the US!
Wouldn't it be great to see her do the East coast states? Would love to see her explore Appalachian mountains and meet the people who live there!
Comme la plupart des français, je suis nul en Anglais .Normal,peut tu nous mettre des sous sous-titre en français. Ton voyage est passionnant et je regarde toutes tes vidéos.
Yes please show the midwest.
@@pascalgotlib1781 vous pouvez activer les sous titres français. Je viens de l'essayer et ça fonctionne passablement (voire très) bien. Voyez les paramètres.
As a young man I was lucky enough to go on a student exchange to Terrace, BC and we spent a lot of time with the Nisga'a. Amazing people, I learnt a lot
Noraly aka Itchy Boots, Hands down the BEST adventure seeker ever! I still marvel at your epic drone footage, heartfelt connections with everyone whose path you cross, and your zest for living Life to the fullest! I'm always so inspired & uplifted from your videos. I'm a longtime subscriber. May you always be guided & protected. Much love from northern California. ✨😁👏🎉🎂What a wonderful addition to my already peaceful, happy Birthday today. Giving thanks for Life. ❤️
This world needs more people like you, Noraly. Thank you for sharing evidence that being kind and inquisitive results in folks opening up and sharing themselves. Very cool.
The cool, cloudy weather was particularly suited to your trek through beautiful lush forests and misty mountains; throw in a few vocabulary challenges and unique native history with tall totems guarding the way, and you have an almost other-worldly adventure. These sorts of videos help to transport us away from the trials of our daily lives; thanks for sharing your adventures!
🇮🇹 Here WE are, gents! Gooood afternoooooon, Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let’s goooooo, as usual! 🇮🇹
Hi Noraly, it is a sort of personal signature 😉
If I were asked to pick a favorite episode.....an impossible task. To pick a favorite girl that travels the world on a dirtbike, is highly intelligent and possesses superb skill at her chosen profession well......that's easy.
Noraly wins the prestigious Murphy Award for job well done without further consideration.
As always Noraly, it is always interesting to see your interactions with the local indigenous people. They are often a wealth of knowledge and I’m always better informed after watching your videos. Also , a big 👍 up for travelling at 110km on the gravel road. You’re braver than I am. Cheers and stay safe. Dan ✌️🏍🇨🇦
I noticed that too her speed and fearlessness,I'm watching the road for pot holes,rocks anything that could cause a mishap and she's pouring the gas on lol,Noraly is definitely a true adventurer and not afraid of much ,and so informative and getting close to Alaska...stay tuned.
One of your viewers from Zimbabwe.
hope you are enjoying Canada 🇨🇦😀
Long time subscriber. Thanks for respecting our First Nations! Keep going. Will watch every kilometre!!
Noraly. Watching your videos has made me stretch as a person, expanding my comfort zone to “Ican do it zones”.
I thank you
This is such amazing content. I love that my wife and I get together three times a week to watch this show. Good wholesome entertainment, education, and adventure. Thank you itchy boots!
In my almost 40 years in Canada I never saw northern BC. Fabulous footage. It almost makes me want to go home!
As canadians its a sad fact that its very difficult for the large majority of us to see the entirety of our vast beautiful country even in a whole life time.
Come for a visit. The scenery, especially along Highway 97 from Fort Nelson to Yukon border, is very cool. Plus, caribou and bison are often hanging out by the highway.
I’m learning and seeing parts of my beautiful country I had no idea about. Your videos are just so beautiful and so well done. I huge thank you for letting us all be a part of these travels around the world. 🥰
That was so great of you to not just drive on the first nations land and show the respect.....though I think that if they saw this video, and the others you have done of their land, people(s), history, and language they would show the respect back to you and give you the authority to travel through their lands, which ever first nations land you would be on, so that you can complete your narrations about the land and history of it....the bad and the good. 🥰☺
Thankyou Noraly for your hard work and dedication in putting so much effort in filming, editing and producing three videos a week. Your dedication and precision is the result of your channel fruitfulness. ✨
Happy 500th video! Somehow that has to be a record, most videos without ever having one that is less than excellent.
You give us old folks something to live for! Thank you so much.
Another Wonderful Ride With Noraly! How Privileged We Are!
I appreciate the respect you have towards native cultures. As for pronouncing native words...good luck.
Stay safe kid.
For all Itchy Booters around here, let's press the play button and enjoy another great episode ▶️👈
First hit the like button and then watch you know its gonna be good👍👍👌👌😎
@@andarthome142 lol, That’s what I do all the time, I want so much that she gets all the likes she can so this way I don’t forget👍
Stumbled upon her channel years ago when she still rode Royal Enfield Himalayan (I own a different RE myself). But no matter which bike she uses, she provides so many valuable informations about geography, geology and shows us the ways of people's living in different places. Noraly, you should start a career as a teacher after your world tours! Geography, geology or, what is more, humanity!
My son and I watch your videos religiously. He’s 8 and wants to travel the world when he’s older. Keep up the great videos!
I love hopping on Google Earth and trying to follow Itchy's specific routes and find the places she has been. The really hard part is trying to locate the dirt roads taken and where they meet up with paved roads. Such a great job on these videos. Very enjoyable to watch.
Great idea
Yeah! Thank you
Your drone footage is a great complement to the production of your episodes! Thanks!
So cheery in every video. Hard to imagine how she keeps smiling, but I'm glad she does! On to Alaska and Season 7!1
Travels with a geologist! So I'm not sure if this was intentional or not, but your video series showcasing many of our first nations has been timed quite well. The national day for truth and reconciliation is Friday, September 30, and your highlighting of the cultures is an excellent tribute. Thanks Noraly!
Oh what a beautiful Emerald color.
Ahhh….like the slow moving lava I am sitting here in Florida waiting on the slow moving Hurricane Ian. I’m so glad I still have electricity so I could get my Itchy Boots fix. Awesome scenery, history, and people. You are a pro!
good luck!!
Stay safe. Hurricane Fiona just finished wreaking havoc here in eastern Canada.
@@ingridwatsup9671 Thank you Ingrid
@@kirsa9911 Thank you Kirs
@@privatename8228 Thank you
Incredible Noraly. The backstory of the volcanic eruption (not so long ago) and your poignant drone shots of the lava flow are but a few of many reasons why your channel is so good. It’s one thing to hear a few facts about a place; it’s quite another to see the results of those facts amid a compassionate, yet straightforward, narration about Nature’s effect on human populations and surrounding landscape. I always feel a bit wiser watching your channel. Many thanks!
I do understand now why people would love to live in Canada. It's absolutely beautiful there. I could see myself living there anytime.
Wow! Love your interaction with the locals hearing their history
I love learning about the culture of First Nation Canadian Natives. This video is very educational for our children watching.
Typical of Noraly to respect the mere possibility that she might be encroaching on ‘private’ lands. We see an example of the person she is as well as the extraordinary videographer that she is. Best entertainment and education on the TUBE !❤❤❤ Rick
Well Noraly you did not disappoint. You always make things so interesting. I so like your manner with which you always respect the people and the country's you visit.Thanks. My home province does hold many treasures.
A beautiful ride in iconic geological features! The lava fields are certainly unique. You have provided a great perspective of the local indigenous people. Your aerial footage is superb as always. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of the area. Ride safe as you continue your journey toward Alaska!
Canada is werkelijk adembenemend mooi !! De grootsheid van de natuur maakt nederig....
Ik denk dat ik voor een reis naar dit prachtige land ga sparen 👍
Good afternoon Noraly, from Derbyshire England 😍
NORALY, Welcome to Beautiful British Columbia CANADA!
100 km/h in off road!!!! : O
Amazing landscapes, thanks! ; )
Wonderfull video
Absolutely stunning drone shots of that lava flow! Thank you!
Hello Noraly, I happened upon this and thought you may be interested. Its made in the Netherlands. Its called Eastbound MotoWinch, motorcycle jack to lift a dropped motorcycle. Happy Trails
The drone shot of you riding around the mountain next to the lake👀...... absolutely perfect!👌
Amazing!!! Wish I can go there someday!
Good morning in my zone time Noraly 👍👍👍. God bless you. Your videos are the best. I don't want to sound like a broken record. 🏍️🏍️🏍️😘😘😘
Wow, I never saw a river that color before, pretty. Canada is so beautiful. Thank you for all the interesting facts.
Packing all your belongings on a motorcycle for daily travel is hard enough. Physically it wears you out. To also create stunning cinematography, editing and educational content at the same time for presentation every other day is nothing short of Herculean. Brava Itchy Boots! Thank you and ride safe.
I've watched every episode, started in Norway then went back to the very start and watched them all, Noraly will have some stories to tell when she's old and sitting by the fire!!
I'm ill myself now and can't ride so it's great to follow this amazing journey, learned so much, I've seen places I never even heard of because of this amazing lady.
@@ingridwatsup9671 Thank you.
Thank you Noraly for this great video. Being from Oklahoma, we are very aware of the plight of the indiginous people. My own wife is from the Cherokee Tribe. It sounds like the Nisga'a people went through much of the same things that our own native Americans did. Many of our first natives gained sovereign control over their lands years ago. It caused much consternation among many, but we have since discovered that it has not caused any trouble at all and has benefitted the Indian nations greatly. Great video. Thank you.
Our Planet is too beautiful!
Thanks Noraly!
Evokes high latitude riding under ominous clouds, though a magnificent and wild landscape. Fortunately, by well honed skills, shelter and hot chocolate are found. Regards to the wolf and beaver.
I love what you do, and the magical places you take us to.
ITCHY,SINCE I WATCHED YOUR VIDEOS FROM ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO I'VE LEARNT SO MUCH,,THANK YOU SO MUCH,,KEEP IT UP
We could ask her to do one on CAPS LOCK !!! etiquette.
Good morning everyone! Let’s go!
Noraly, what I have come to care about most is the thoughtful way in which you seek an anthropological approach to native cultures. This is important and relevant work worthy of accolade! Many thanks!🙏🏽
Thank you for opening our world to others. Most people will never get to experience the wonders you have seen. Thanks for sharing.
Hello from South Africa 👍
I live on Vancouver Island and you are going places most folks in BC never go to. Makes me want to take a trip up north, looks incredible.
It's definitely worth checking out if you spend the time. I've done 2 moto-camping trips up through there and it's lovely country. That section from the junction to Stewart around 28:52, especially on a clear day, is super cool!
Totally a backroads drive through paradise. The landscapes here are divine!
So grateful for Noraly's constant efforts to visit with first peoples and provide ongoing cultural and geological appreciation. The color of the river water was stunningly beautiful. The two Hawaiian lava names are pāhoehoe (pronounced ‘paw hoey hoey’) and ʻaʻā (pronounced ‘ah ah’). As Noraly showed, the surface of aʻā lava is sharp, rough, and ‘clinkery’. Pāhoehoe lava surfaces are more smooth, with billowy, or ropy crust. A'ā moves faster and with more volume; pāhoehoe more slowly and with less volume. If one is very lucky, there are times when it's possible to walk on a recent pāhoehoe flow on Hawai`i island, feeling the heat from it, watching break outs on the surface, and, near dark, seeing the orange glow from the still hot lava through the cracks below your feet--if Pele is feeling generous and the park service cooperates.
That river is beautiful!
It so interesting to meet and learn about other people and their ways and traditions.
Another incredible day in Beautiful British Columbia 🇨🇦 🍁 Thank you Noraly for bringing us along for the ride.
This is my backyard I rode this same track this year
460 K !! Incredible….great inclusion of appropriate music in videos to highlight the atmosphere
RESPECT.
WOW! Es sorprendente ver que no echan al olvido sus raíces! Ver esos monumentos por todos lados y mantenerlos con la importancia y el significado que tienen en su ideología es genial y sobre todo compartirlo con las nuevas generaciones y con los visitantes para intentar preservarlo lo más posible, es un trabajo que sin duda causa mucha satisfacción y orgullo. Gracias Noraly por darle más alcance a su cultura.
Pay attention If you’re going for the Itchy boots volcanic/lava flow degree, plenty of test questions in this video! Love ❤️ the channel!🇺🇸
I rode on road / off road for a very long time. Too many accidents and two hip replacements later, I was told to stay out of the dirt but watching these vids, I feel like I’m right back where I wanna be!! Thank you for this!❤❤❤
Hello Debra, I'm 62 year old male, I've been riding on and off road my entire life with the exception of the last 10 years. watching Noraly has made me want to jump on a motorcycle and do a cross country adventure!
Also to answer your question the reason why each tribe has two clans ( I asked this same question and was told by my grandmother) it is because before European plagues we used to have 8 clans, but when our people came into contact with European diseases it started wiping out the entire people, all clans were rapidly dying out so in an attempt to save our culture and our nisga,a brothers the bigger clans “adopted” the smaller and dying clans thus forming 4 larger tribes with 4 main crest and a 4 sub crest. It is quite unique and is a sad reminder of those that were lost during early contact. Our people went from over 10,000 to less than 500 in less than one human lifetime. Today there are more than 5,000 of us! From a proud nisga’a!
Wow, what a super show this is. Who would have known that Noraly aka # itchyboots would show us the world, this is such an incredible woman and the best is that she does this all on her own. The drone footage she shows us is out of this world. Thank you very much Noraly for all the hard work you put in to bring us this excellent show. 🇿🇦💯💪🏍🙏🙏. Keep safe and God Bless you.
Me enseñas lugares y culturas diferentes de mi cultura me encanta conocer otros nativos que no son solo mis nativos Cabecear o de mi esposo Cherokee gracias Noraly que belleza de naturaleza 🙏🏽⛰️
Thanks for the side trip to all the Nisga'a villages. Also glad you found that 55km of gravel. It was a fun drive in my 4X4, no traffic. The drone footage of the lava flow was great.
cada dia me gusta mas canada es hermozo si no fuera por el frio iria abrazo noraly desde argentina
"Back on my motorcycle!" we were missing more than you 😍😆
I think we should all petition Honda to give Noraly a brand new bike when this series is finished
Hear hear 🆗
Educational....wild wonderful world we share. You have shined a light on the Nisga as you do around the world. HaPpY Trails Noraly.
Thanks so much, Noraly, for bringing yet another adventure episode with heart and scenery. Each episode makes me smile and wish I was you.
That truly looks like Gods Country. So beautiful is western Canada 🇨🇦 I hate to see you leave !
Thank you so much for your videos. I am learning so much about my own country through you. You are a remarkable young woman. I'm in one of the neighboring provinces to BC...Saskatchewan. 🤗
Your descriptions of the people and scenery makes it so interesting. I love how you always get the history tied to the people you talk to. The scenery and roads all seem to be great. I never knew there were Lava flows thar for north and that young. Any issues finding fuel? Stay safe
There are no issues finding fuel in Northern BC, unless you require premium fuel, which may not be available at all gas stations in more remote places.
I love the Pacific Northwest totems.
Amazing, you should win an award for your photography...
You are not wolf. You are legendary. Go Noraly, Go! Warm greetings from Antwerp, woman!
"No tenía idea de lo bello que sería ésto", fue tu perfecta reflexión que serviría de resúmen para este episodio maravilloso que nos has mostrado, Noraly!!
La lava volcánica increíble, con explicaciones basadas en tus conocimientos como geóloga, el hermoso pueblo Nisga´a y sus totems, su rica historia, y la lamentable acción de los cristianos arrasando culturas para imponer de forma violenta e ignorante su creencia por la fuerza, contradiciendo lo que predican!
Las vistas de las montañas y los bosques abrazados por la niebla, fueron bellísimas !!! El color del río corriendo entre fondo de lava, su color increíble, la charla con ese descendiente Nisga'a , todo absolutamente HERMOSO!!!
GRACIAS NORALY!!!
Saludos desde Argentina!