I like the way Noraly shows the rooms she stays in as well as the foods she eats. You feel like you’ve been to all these places. I started at Season 6 and will watch each and every one she’s put out until I’ve watched them all. I’m hooked!
Those of us raised in North America are so oblivious to how different life is in Central America. There is a charm in seeing local farmers walking their cattle down dirt roads, but more importantly, Itchy Boots does us such a service in reminding us life is much harder even in the nations that are our neighbors. Living good honorable lives requires perspective. Thank you Noraly, Boots for always providing it so beautifully. For the first time in my life, I want to visit Nicaragua. But, on to Honduras!
Totally agree. I enjoy seeing the country and back roads in Noralys videos. Besides less traffic, you might have to wait for the odd cattle drive every once in a while, which is part of the journey. Besides, everyone know what a city looks like anyways. LoL
I lived in South America with my family for 10 years so I know there is truth to what you say. But as perspective one can argue that living conditions in the USA can be just as harsh - or worse. Some Native American reservations have living conditions comparable to central and South America.
Hi Noraly: I guess the secret of your success is your love of nature and kindness to animals. You radiate love with a great smile and kind voice, and others feel and respond to it. I also admire your composure under adversity. Your videos are educational in many ways. Thanks 🙏
Hey, did you eat any breakfast or lunch, young lady!? Gotta keep the body fit for such rides...Best to you for the border crossing! Thanks for the ride, always fun to see the things you are interested in.
As of just a few hours ago, I have watched and liked all Itchy Boots episodes. I do know they’re just as good or better when you watch them over. It used to be I was focused on the riding, scenery, catching the vibe of different places but, now it’s the message to live large, people are good, kindness is the most important thing. I see new things on rewatches. Thank you, Noraly. I wish you all the best.
Good job, Mate! I guess I have binged through the videos like 4 or 5 times now… 😇 It's the vibe I get from Noraly's videos. It tells me that the world _is_ the way it should be. The world _is_ beautiful and people _are_ kind and sweet and good. Maybe we just have to develop more intolerance to the factors that push these facts into the background so often.
As of last Wednesday I also watched and liked all her videos. It took me three months from when I found her channel to watch her adventures! Now, I can’t wait for warmer weather to take Selene, my R1, out and have some adventures as well!! Thanks Noraly for always great content on motorbike, boat and even a board going down a volcano!! That was awesome!!
". . . to live large, people are good, kindness is the most important thing" That IS the most important message, and Noraly is the best at conveying it. I haven't watched every episode, but just like others, I like the interaction with people and place for the reasons above. It's MORE than an adventure!
@@ejorbe I've had a Yamaha but, 10 Hondas currently and a China clone. I do ride year round, ice, snow, rain. People ask if I have a 4 wheel vehicle and I do but, hardly ever choose it. Ride lucky!
I'm thinking that even I, here in Florida will miss Nicaragua. What a beautiful country. My view of the world is constantly changing while riding along with Noraly. Peace.
When You follow the news and stuff You would never go there, when You follow Noraly You instantly wanna go there :-) It's incrdible how nice most of the people are all over the world. Thank You so much sharing this with us. BTW. new on my bucket list: driving trough a bar 😀
Being from Texas where horses and cows are the tradition, it's really nice to see them still used in a traditional way. And the people seem to be much the same in Nicaragua as they are in the many countries you've taken us, open and friendly. Thanks for another fine ride! Happy trails.
The road was a nice obstacle course with lots of animals and people. You really are a sand expert these days. Having to stop in the middle of loose sand is no fun. Once again your interaction with the local seems so comfortable(with the exception of heat 😅). Looking forward to the queen of border crossings making yet another! Thanks for the ride along,Noraly.
We are lucky for our lives to be subsidised, but by what, and at what cost? Maybe we see the cost of our subsidised lifestyles happen in other countries.
I get a chuckle out of some of your "unique" experiences, like motoring through the restaurant. And the time you spent in Iran when your clutch plate died and Basanti got a ride in the back of a truck. Keep them coming.😄
Lovely episode again with Alaskas "feet" on the ground! The joy and secret to your videos is the pure natural as it happens of your rides and interactions with everyone coupled with your friendly and optimistic attutide. Nothing forced or staged. One can see and feel the joy and passion you have for what you do and also the respect you have for other peoples. It's all about their countries and them, and yes, the amazing things we learn from you as you explore. Happy rides further! 👍
Well hello. So enjoy your adventures. You have such a large adoring following that I can't think of additional plaudits to add, just saying how much I enjoy every aspect of your productions. Spectacular!
As always, we very much appreciate how respectful you are for the horses, oxen, cows, etc. that you meet on the road. Thank you for being mindful of them and how scared they can be.
Love the colours of Nicaragua. Also the slow rural pace. Thank you. This is the next best way to experiencing a country without all the tourist talk. This looks real
The perfect way to start the day here in New Zealand is a cup of coffee and watching your latest episode! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures in such an interesting and positive way. I am sure your other million subscribers agree, travelling along with you is the very best way to explore the world when it isn't possible to do it yourself. Please keep doing what you are doing, it's totally awesome!!!
I'm hoping she will go to New Zealand after she finishes her current trip in America. I don't know if she's been there yet or not? I know she's been to Australia already, and pretty much every other continent.
@@trevorjameson3213 IIRC, she was in Australia in her 20's in order to fulfill some of her fieldwork obligations for her (subsequently abandoned) Masters or PhD in GeoChemistry. She was not a motobiker traveller back then. She has likely seen *a wee bit* of Australia as a backpacker. After her stint there she did subsequently visit and travel around New Zealand (some 7 or so years ago), again only as a backpacker and thus would've only barely scratched the surface of this amazing country which I believe is regarded as a geologist's Mecca because there so much complex and cool stuff that's 'going off' 😃. I would love for her to re-visit NZ & ride the roads 'less travelled' and to go to places like... for example Whatawhata. Where she could wax lyrical about how the Alpine Fault is now wound there like a clock-spring that could go TWANG!!!! to the tune of a 100km long 8m slip with matching 9+ Richter scale earthquake 'any day now (in the next 50 years)'. I could potentially arrange for her to have a personal tour at the NZ Geological and Nuclear Sciences campus in Lower Hutt.
Nicaragua was very interesting to see via your eyes, especially for people like me that are much older and will never travel there. Ride always in safety and pleasant travels.👍👍🇨🇦
You are never too old to visit nice and interesting places. I would be more than happy to wait for you here in Nicaragua and show you the best time of your life.
Noraly, we have enjoyed watching in family your rides. Nicaragua it’s beautiful. I’m Nicaraguan. Be careful while traveling by Honduras and El Salvador. People it’s humble and friendly but you may encounter couple of people not so good.
Ese camino rural entre muros de tierra , carretas, caballos, ganado, vaqueros, jóvenes y escolares fue fantástico. Toda la etapa de Nicaragua me deja fascinado. Saludos, Noraly y amigos nicas!
I just wanted to say : It's been great following all of your adventures, it's truely been inspirational for me. I've sadly not been able to ride my motorbike now for same 4 years due to health problems, but i'm slowly getting better and will be back on two wheels as soon as i'm able. Your videos have helped me greatly and though them I've been able to get out and about again and see places I would love to visit myself and ride in some day. And for that I Thank You so much. I'm so looking foward to seeing how your current adventurer to Alaska ( with Alaska ) continues. Your content is very special, again Thank You.
After a bad spinal injury I gave up my motorcycles thinking I would never ride again. After 7-8 years of surgery, rehab and dogged determination, I bought my beloved r100 gs pd bmw back from the friend I sold it to and am now getting it prepped for the coming riding season. Im not gonna lie and say it was easy or there aren't difficulties, I have to be very deliberate with my moves at all times and I have to realize when I need help and not let my ego get involved. I have to take routes that wont jar my spine to badly and I have to consciously keep checking that my ego doesn't get the best of me and I get in over what my back can take. The thing that really took me aback was how badly my riding skills had deteriorated. Although that was something that intellectually I knew would happen, the DEGREE to which those skills had degraded I really wasn't ready for. I'm rereading Keith Codes ''a flick of the wrist'' that book was instrumental in making me and many of my friends into safer, better riders. Even cooler than the first time I read it, they have it on this fancy youtube thing that you can just WATCH it on your phone now lol! Just don't give up, don't worry if it takes a while and don't give in to anger or despair. Good luck man.
Those words were so kind to that man. I've heard them in .Mexico. it reminded me of the kind spirit of the humble peoples of the farms in the open Sono ra Desert. Thanks for your kind words. They made me feel so good. It's a joy that can not be explained!
I love that so many people are getting the feeling that these great videos are showing us more than countryside and biking. Whether intentional or not, Noraly is showing us how much nicer the world could be if we had her approach to life and the people we meet along the way. Love it.
Fantastisch. Ich weiß manchmal nicht was mich mehr fasziniert, - das fließende Spanisch, der tolle Trip des Tages oder DIE freundlichen Leute&Landschaft! Was für ein tolles Land. Danke Nicaragua für die Gastfreundschaft. Nice Video, awesome Landscape&People. Good by Nicaragua and thank you so much. Lovely Country for sure❤️❤️❤️
Yoohooo..... Can't wait to see you again on Monday. Your episodes are so gripping and entertaining always a pleasure Noraly. From good old South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦wishing you many more safe travels and less cow traffic🐄🐄😂😂
@@ronald8673 stated and then deleted: “I find some of it boring. I would rather be blasting across the terra firma myself than watching someone do it. But I understand that not everyone has the ability or means to experience that. I enjoy doing rather than spectating.” @@ronald8673 yes, but why not do both? I grew up on bikes (all types) and love it but what if you have heavy snowfalls at times or maybe you’re not well or you have other day to day responsibilities that keep you from regularly riding. The you I’m referring to is you personally as this could be you at some point in your life - don’t be too sure you will always be free to go out and ride whenever you want. So you’re on here for a reason, what is it Ron? To tell us that you don’t want to watch? Please go out and ride while you can so that you’re not making meaningless comments on someone’s channel who is doing just that for the rest of those who cannot or would not. Cheerios.
Ron Ald stated then deleted: “Todd Douglas You read but you don't comprehend. The reason I am here is to see the sights she brings to her viewers. To think that everyone must be like you is pedantic.” @@ronald8673 NO NO go outside and ride and bring us your own sites or just store them in your head. No where in my comment did I say everyone must be anything like me, you have projected. Take it up a notch and leave the boredom to the rest of us, we can handle this boring channel without your vomiting and if you keep going, I will delete my comment and thus delete you and start a new comment to Noraly elsewhere. You have no power under my stream or on this channel. Bub bye.
@@ToddDouglasFox ......You apparently did not see her live stream video. You need psychiatric help, Todd. I hope you seek it out for your sake and the others around you.
@@ronald8673 why do you keep deleting your comments? Lol, don’t you know that the channel owner can still read them?! And I can post them! So here is your last comment: Ron Ald Todd Douglas ......You apparently did not see her live stream video. You need psychiatric help, Todd. I hope you seek it out for your sake and the others around you. Doesn’t this smack of someone who has nothing intelligent to say? I’m not talking to you Ron. I finished talking to you by copying and pasting your last comment. I repeat: Noraly, never boring!
Hello Noraly, thanks for spending some time in my country of Nicaragua 🇳🇮 I love your video of the Island of Omotepe and the way you present each fruit name and flavor. I haven't visited Omotepe hopefully on my next trip I have a chance to spend a night there. Take care hopefully will see you again in Nicaragua Thank you👍
Good Morning Noraly, thank you for another inspirational video because of you my dad has finally built up the courage to do a motorcycle trip. You are amazing!
I think the people of Nicaragua are shy rather than South Africans. Just comparing. But you had a superb stay visiting gold mines, volcano crater, crossing rivers a lot of times etc., I too, feel like having a ride on that wooden skate yesterday. The place is so nice . Hope you go on normaly to cross the border to Honduras. Have a nice rest. Keep safe too.
Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala... recent civil wars along with unstable governments. People are very cautious. You will know that when your motel/hotel has armed guards.
Gracias to all, for liking my reply. Especially Itchy Boots. May you have a safe journey through thick and thin. Prayers are still going on for your rides and your where abouts. May the Lord always ride with you. Amen.
I really enjoy being brought along on your travels and adventures. Even if it is just riding and meeting people it is never boring. Looking forward to your next border crossing. Congrats again on 1 million subs. You hit the big time and much deserved. To do what you do and have to produce, direct and edit is astounding. The content and production is world class.
I find myself tensing up after these rides, and when you stop I can relaxing. Amazing. Love these adventures, and thank you for taking me along. And for these amazing videos. Stay safe.
This episode remembered me of an "Asterix & Obelix"- Comic when they travelled to a city in Gallia and came into a rush hour on the Roman streets: Cows, riders on horses, many oxwaggons ( and a few soldiers of course). And I never thougt of seeing something like this on a YT- travelvlog in HD! A ride throug time and continents, thanks -8 )
@@istra70 Back 15 years ago, I was on an 'Asterix' naming theme for some of the IT infrastructure servers I (still!) sysadmin. The file server was called 'Asterix', The corporate application & DB server was called Obelix (for the heavy-lifting, grunt, and power it gave), and the Microsoft WSUS patch management & distribution server was named.... you guessed it.... GETAFIX 🤣🤣
Me da una alegria inmensa ver como recorres con tanta felicidad cada Pais q recorres, no pude verte en Colombia porque tu paso por.este Pais fue muy rapido, pero disfrutare cada video con la mayor expectativa, espero que estes muy bien y.deseo que nos sigas mostrando a tu comunidad internet esas aventuras tan increibles, que realizas dia a dia, algun dia me animare a empezar my ride, peri por ahora te seguire en tu aventura.
I don't know how Noraly would have gotten off the sidewalk into the street without the little ramp! (But it was such a nice gesture that the guy would even do that! )
It’s always a knowledgeable and inspiring experience watching your videos. I’m looking forward to Honduras and many more. Best wishes on your amazing journey!
The dangerous thing about watching your videos is that you get so hooked that when you realize it’s already late in the night. I’ve been following you since a long long time ago , Noraly!!
I enjoyed your ride through Nicaragua.many trails and different 'locations.people are very nice,and good housepitality. I'm glad you enjoyed your trip through Nicaragua, and now a new and different place. See you later in the next adventure! Let's go!
This is the most capable, driven, and dynamic Dutch person I have ever seen. To come from Utrecht and conquer whatever comes her way is a real treat to see. Noraly is Superwoman!
A beautiful ride through the countryside! The locals are so nice and helpful. I’m glad you didn’t have any major obstacles to overcome, no rivers littered with crocodiles, no volcanoes to climb, just a few cattle in the road and horseback riders! What a lovely day and ride to the border. Take care of yourself and ride safe Noraly!
The perspective through Nicaragua was amazingly intriguing. Each area radiated with its own beauty & I really enjoyed seeing the people and your interaction. Looking forward to Honduras & your upcoming adventures 🏍⛰🌿🍃
Noraly you are such a humble & kind soul. You treat everyone with dignity regardless of their standing in life, which sadly is often not the case, so it is so uplifting watching you interact with local people & learn about their cuisine etc.
That was a lot of fun and seeing you on these dirt roads and the cows, it was great, good luck on your next ride and much love and respect for you Noraly!
Hola Noraly, Soy de Nicaragua y por casualidad encontré tu canal y me ha encantado! Conocí mucho de mi país gracias a ti. Yo vivo en USA hace muchos años y extraño mi patria. Te admiro y te agradezco por tu aporte. Buen trabajo 👍
It's always heartening to see that you meet such nice people everywhere! When I see so many people behaving badly, it's good to know that's not the norm in this world!
Wow, I'm going to miss Nicaragua,, Its been one of my favorites of your travels. I'm really enjoying seeing Central America through your lens. Thanks again
🥰 The landscape was good enough, another nice episode, and O-Town is a good enough name for the place! 😁 A nod to Paolo, I hope he'll see this one day. He's a star now, too! 🤗
@@jerrym3261 O-Town sounds much posher. I guess more people watch this video than live there. Let's start a petition to rename the town. Let's give them the hip name they deserve!!1! 🤩
Finland just got voted again for fives years in a row the most happiest country. But the Netherlands was top five. And when people watch you they get a good understanding why!!! I’m 65 years old. And I truly believe Netherlands is the most beautiful country and mainly due to the people.
@@istra70 not anymore than any other place. I know the USA has a huge problem with drugs and alcohol. Yet we are taxed to death poor health care. No vacation. It just sucks.
Noraly, I do not want to put too much on your shoulders (although I'm sure you can handle it) but watching you in your videos gives me a bit of hope for the kindness and compassion our world needs.
Dry sand over mud any day! It was a nice ride through the country. I hope your border crossing goes smoothly and looking forward to Honduras. Safe travels.
I know it’s a pain, but it’s a smart move letting air out of the tires like that. Nicaragua was very interesting, like the other countries you have visited,I learned a lot. Thanks.
Hi Noraly. I always enjoy your rides on the peaceful, scenic backroads when you meet and have conversations with the local people. And in these recents episodes you are getting lots of good sand experience. Good prep for your next rally 👍😀. Thanks and hope you are well. Cheers, Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦
You (just) do what most people dream off! Stay safe while sharing your trips with us! The sound of the big trucks is called ‘engine breaking’, the engine does the breaking for you. Very welcome if you come through Saskatchewan, Canada!
Well Noraly, I guess they don't all have to be super exciting like the slide down the sandy volcano, but I surely enjoyed this one along with you. Meeting friendly people along the way was a big plus.
Such beautiful insight into ivillage iife with bullock carts and school children walking home. You never stop showing the real life of a country. Fantastic.🙏🙏🙏👍
Hi Noraly, thanks for another great "Let's Go" ride. Your interaction with the local folks is always enjoyable. My wife likes going to the beach and laying on the sand (with a towel). I like your way of dealing with sand much better:). 🙂
Let me just note that Noraly riding her bike through that restaurant is the best thing I've seen all week!😂 I loved Nicaragua, I wish I could visit...goodbye!💚
Congratulations on making it thru Nicaragua's country side. What an adventure you've shared. Looking forward to some great video from Honduras and points north and maybe east as well.
Just to say - I can't believe some of the weirdness in the live stream - people are strange. Great work. I don't know how you manage it whilst traveling! 🤟
@@wileycsg I find it tragic that there are people that think possessing Noraly would bring them certain happiness or joy. While I would like to thank Noraly in person if I met her, anything much beyond that would be like plucking a Bluebird from the sky and putting it in my pocket.
@@istra70 the problem about judging people as a whole based on the internet is... the people with the time to mess around on it are not the typically the ones doing useful things. very biased view of people
I can not drive long distance on a bike any more becouse of a bad neack, but really enjoy and getting satisfaction just look you ride, thx Noraly. Good one again 💌
Welcome back Noraly. Good to see you again. You and your touring representations are always adorable. Going through the world woman alone with all different languages and customs provoke lots of respect. You are really one of a kind. Love from S.A.🇿🇦
Noraly has made a habit of the drive through restaurant! I like to see you make the adjustments to the tire pressure for the conditions. Its a good thing to show for and example for new riders. The people of Nicaragua have been good to you. Here's to more adventures!
Nice ride that was..... maybe that's why I allways enjoy your videos. Off the beaten tracks is how I travelled. Go for it and looking forward to Honduras...... ride and stay safe 💐 🌹 🌸 🏵
"Must be cow rush hour." LOL They have the simple life, but not necessarily an easy life. There was plenty of scenery, people and animals count as part of the scenery. I like that air pump, can you tell me the name brand? I would have blown right past that hotel too. Kind of tucked away, looks nice though. Stay safe out there.
Still very enjoyable ride with you Noraly. It's amazing how deeply cut the dirt roads were. Did you ever get the view of the volcanoes you were expecting. Till Monday when we get to ride with you again.
Thank you for showing that the vast majority of people regardless of Origin, Color, Religion, etc. are all wonderful humane creatures. The world needs to understand this, especially here in the US.
NORALY: You are known my millions and now are an Internet Star. We realize managing your location information is for your personal security, but would you consider flying to a city for a one time event, such as a major Adventure Riders or Moto Cross event, so people can meet you in person? I think you would be amazed by your following and influence in the biking community.
It sounds like a good idea doesn't it! But from what I can tell of Noraly if you put her in a field with three other people in it she'd feel crowded. Much as many of us would like to meet her the best thing we can do is stand back and let her roam free. All the best Tom.
I loved trees tunneling over the road on all those backroads .. Very exciting and wonderful local people Pablo was wonderful, you could see he takes really good care of his cattle. 👍👍❤❤
Its very encouraging to see how friendly people continue to be in Nicaragua and accommodating even when you go by on the roads in close proximity to their livestock. It also pays to be considerate when overtaking someone on horseback and staying behind so as not to scare the horse. Being friendly and considerate always pays off whatever country you're in. I look forward to sharing your adventure going into Honduras. Stay safe and stay well.
I like the way Noraly shows the rooms she stays in as well as the foods she eats. You feel like you’ve been to all these places. I started at Season 6 and will watch each and every one she’s put out until I’ve watched them all. I’m hooked!
Those of us raised in North America are so oblivious to how different life is in Central America. There is a charm in seeing local farmers walking their cattle down dirt roads, but more importantly, Itchy Boots does us such a service in reminding us life is much harder even in the nations that are our neighbors. Living good honorable lives requires perspective. Thank you Noraly, Boots for always providing it so beautifully. For the first time in my life, I want to visit Nicaragua. But, on to Honduras!
Totally agree. I enjoy seeing the country and back roads in Noralys videos. Besides less traffic, you might have to wait for the odd cattle drive every once in a while, which is part of the journey. Besides, everyone know what a city looks like anyways. LoL
Yes, God and love for your fellow man is a powerful combination. More so than a government can provide.
So many of us are, me included are oblivious to how different life is all over the world.
I lived in South America with my family for 10 years so I know there is truth to what you say. But as perspective one can argue that living conditions in the USA can be just as harsh - or worse. Some Native American reservations have living conditions comparable to central and South America.
Shows us what real poverty is. As opposed to those who claim it while living in the US with IPhones, cars and running water.
Hi Noraly: I guess the secret of your success is your love of nature and kindness to animals. You radiate love with a great smile and kind voice, and others feel and respond to it. I also admire your composure under adversity. Your videos are educational in many ways. Thanks 🙏
Narendra Devadas I totally agree! Noraly is a ambassador of kindness.
Hey, did you eat any breakfast or lunch, young lady!? Gotta keep the body fit for such rides...Best to you for the border crossing!
Thanks for the ride, always fun to see the things you are interested in.
Well .. she has no problem eating them. So much for love.
@@anastasme you’re what’s wrong with this world
@@joebeard1369 how so ? 🤔
As of just a few hours ago, I have watched and liked all Itchy Boots episodes. I do know they’re just as good or better when you watch them over. It used to be I was focused on the riding, scenery, catching the vibe of different places but, now it’s the message to live large, people are good, kindness is the most important thing. I see new things on rewatches. Thank you, Noraly. I wish you all the best.
Good job, Mate! I guess I have binged through the videos like 4 or 5 times now… 😇 It's the vibe I get from Noraly's videos. It tells me that the world _is_ the way it should be. The world _is_ beautiful and people _are_ kind and sweet and good.
Maybe we just have to develop more intolerance to the factors that push these facts into the background so often.
As of last Wednesday I also watched and liked all her videos. It took me three months from when I found her channel to watch her adventures! Now, I can’t wait for warmer weather to take Selene, my R1, out and have some adventures as well!! Thanks Noraly for always great content on motorbike, boat and even a board going down a volcano!! That was awesome!!
". . . to live large, people are good, kindness is the most important thing" That IS the most important message, and Noraly is the best at conveying it.
I haven't watched every episode, but just like others, I like the interaction with people and place for the reasons above. It's MORE than an adventure!
Yes much more
@@ejorbe I've had a Yamaha but, 10 Hondas currently and a China clone. I do ride year round, ice, snow, rain. People ask if I have a 4 wheel vehicle and I do but, hardly ever choose it. Ride lucky!
Loved your interaction with the locals and the cow rush hour. Nice to be on backroads & seeing people going about their daily lives.
I'm thinking that even I, here in Florida will miss Nicaragua. What a beautiful country. My view of the world is constantly changing while riding along with Noraly. Peace.
1 million!!! Insane numbers but so well deserved for all the positivity you share ❤️🎉🙏
When You follow the news and stuff You would never go there, when You follow Noraly You instantly wanna go there :-) It's incrdible how nice most of the people are all over the world. Thank You so much sharing this with us. BTW. new on my bucket list: driving trough a bar 😀
Absolutely TRUE, Ich. Way better and more honest than Hollywood and main stream media's version of real life.
Stopped watching tv since last year. News makes me depressed and angry and Hollywood movies makes me feel small and worthless.
Being from Texas where horses and cows are the tradition, it's really nice to see them still used in a traditional way. And the people seem to be much the same in Nicaragua as they are in the many countries you've taken us, open and friendly. Thanks for another fine ride! Happy trails.
People are nice, compassionate and helpful everywhere...... It's our corrupt parasites leaders who create Wars ......
@@istra70 Isn't that the truth!
The road was a nice obstacle course with lots of animals and people. You really are a sand expert these days. Having to stop in the middle of loose sand is no fun. Once again your interaction with the local seems so comfortable(with the exception of heat 😅). Looking forward to the queen of border crossings making yet another! Thanks for the ride along,Noraly.
In terms of difficulty, Nurali was in a muddy mountain in Zimbabwe season five with Savannah. I remember the mud and it was completely dirty
@@abozaindiscovery3245 Yes, I agree…this was not so much difficult as it was a surprise around every corner 🙂
Sand is always difficult, but Noraly handles it like a pro
You are the only person to ride through a restuarant. ❤️
We are lucky for our lives to be subsidised, but by what, and at what cost? Maybe we see the cost of our subsidised lifestyles happen in other countries.
I get a chuckle out of some of your "unique" experiences, like motoring through the restaurant. And the time you spent in Iran when your clutch plate died and Basanti got a ride in the back of a truck. Keep them coming.😄
Half of the guests are "oh! a motorcycle today" and others are like "WTH!" LOL
Yes - the Iran mud clutch overnighter - 👍!
I have watched every episode since season one and it shows that there is alot of good people in our world
People are fantastic everywhere, and politicians are corrupt parasites everywhere....
What a coincidence !
Thanks Noraly for taking us along with you. I wish you all the very best. One of the most bravest woman I have ever seen. ❤
Lovely episode again with Alaskas "feet" on the ground! The joy and secret to your videos is the pure natural as it happens of your rides and interactions with everyone coupled with your friendly and optimistic attutide. Nothing forced or staged. One can see and feel the joy and passion you have for what you do and also the respect you have for other peoples. It's all about their countries and them, and yes, the amazing things we learn from you as you explore. Happy rides further! 👍
One of the highlights of Nicaragua, driving through a bar and restaurant to find parking for Alaska. Love it!
Did u notice how many chicks were mean muging here
Well hello. So enjoy your adventures. You have such a large adoring following that I can't think of additional plaudits to add, just saying how much I enjoy every aspect of your productions. Spectacular!
As always, we very much appreciate how respectful you are for the horses, oxen, cows, etc. that you meet on the road. Thank you for being mindful of them and how scared they can be.
Love the colours of Nicaragua.
Also the slow rural pace.
Thank you. This is the next best way to experiencing a country without all the tourist talk. This looks real
The perfect way to start the day here in New Zealand is a cup of coffee and watching your latest episode! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures in such an interesting and positive way. I am sure your other million subscribers agree, travelling along with you is the very best way to explore the world when it isn't possible to do it yourself. Please keep doing what you are doing, it's totally awesome!!!
I'm hoping she will go to New Zealand after she finishes her current trip in America. I don't know if she's been there yet or not? I know she's been to Australia already, and pretty much every other continent.
@@trevorjameson3213 IIRC, she was in Australia in her 20's in order to fulfill some of her fieldwork obligations for her (subsequently abandoned) Masters or PhD in GeoChemistry. She was not a motobiker traveller back then. She has likely seen *a wee bit* of Australia as a backpacker. After her stint there she did subsequently visit and travel around New Zealand (some 7 or so years ago), again only as a backpacker and thus would've only barely scratched the surface of this amazing country which I believe is regarded as a geologist's Mecca because there so much complex and cool stuff that's 'going off' 😃.
I would love for her to re-visit NZ & ride the roads 'less travelled' and to go to places like... for example Whatawhata. Where she could wax lyrical about how the Alpine Fault is now wound there like a clock-spring that could go TWANG!!!! to the tune of a 100km long 8m slip with matching 9+ Richter scale earthquake 'any day now (in the next 50 years)'. I could potentially arrange for her to have a personal tour at the NZ Geological and Nuclear Sciences campus in Lower Hutt.
I loved that section with the music, the sound of the bike and your commentary, all at the same time… wonderful!
So did I. I'm glad you commented on that.
Yes Monica, that was a defining moment in this episode! Very nice! Thanks for mentioning it.
Nicaragua was very interesting to see via your eyes, especially for people like me that are much older and will never travel there. Ride always in safety and pleasant travels.👍👍🇨🇦
You are never too old to visit nice and interesting places. I would be more than happy to wait for you here in Nicaragua and show you the best time of your life.
Real people, living real lives, in the real world. No bling, nothing fake, no attitude. Just an instant reaction to help a fellow human. Love it!
Noraly, we have enjoyed watching in family your rides. Nicaragua it’s beautiful. I’m Nicaraguan. Be careful while traveling by Honduras and El Salvador. People it’s humble and friendly but you may encounter couple of people not so good.
Ese camino rural entre muros de tierra , carretas, caballos, ganado, vaqueros, jóvenes y escolares fue fantástico. Toda la etapa de Nicaragua me deja fascinado. Saludos, Noraly y amigos nicas!
It is an amazing Country.
@@maribelcalens6514 Sure, it's!
I just wanted to say : It's been great following all of your adventures, it's truely been inspirational for me. I've sadly not been able to ride my motorbike now for same 4 years due to health problems, but i'm slowly getting better and will be back on two wheels as soon as i'm able. Your videos have helped me greatly and though them I've been able to get out and about again and see places I would love to visit myself and ride in some day. And for that I Thank You so much. I'm so looking foward to seeing how your current adventurer to Alaska ( with Alaska ) continues. Your content is very special, again Thank You.
After a bad spinal injury I gave up my motorcycles thinking I would never ride again. After 7-8 years of surgery, rehab and dogged determination, I bought my beloved r100 gs pd bmw back from the friend I sold it to and am now getting it prepped for the coming riding season.
Im not gonna lie and say it was easy or there aren't difficulties, I have to be very deliberate with my moves at all times and I have to realize when I need help and not let my ego get involved. I have to take routes that wont jar my spine to badly and I have to consciously keep checking that my ego doesn't get the best of me and I get in over what my back can take.
The thing that really took me aback was how badly my riding skills had deteriorated. Although that was something that intellectually I knew would happen, the DEGREE to which those skills had degraded I really wasn't ready for.
I'm rereading Keith Codes ''a flick of the wrist'' that book was instrumental in making me and many of my friends into safer, better riders. Even cooler than the first time I read it, they have it on this fancy youtube thing that you can just WATCH it on your phone now lol!
Just don't give up, don't worry if it takes a while and don't give in to anger or despair. Good luck man.
Those words were so kind to that man. I've heard them in .Mexico. it reminded me of the kind spirit of the humble peoples of the farms in the open Sono ra Desert. Thanks for your kind words. They made me feel so good. It's a joy that can not be explained!
I love that so many people are getting the feeling that these great videos are showing us more than countryside and biking. Whether intentional or not, Noraly is showing us how much nicer the world could be if we had her approach to life and the people we meet along the way. Love it.
Fantastisch. Ich weiß manchmal nicht was mich mehr fasziniert, - das fließende Spanisch, der tolle Trip des Tages oder DIE freundlichen Leute&Landschaft! Was für ein tolles Land. Danke Nicaragua für die Gastfreundschaft. Nice Video, awesome Landscape&People. Good by Nicaragua and thank you so much. Lovely Country for sure❤️❤️❤️
Greeting from Nicaragua!
I don't know if it's just me but Noraly's video energized one soul to keep on riding, she simply gives you the will.
Yoohooo..... Can't wait to see you again on Monday. Your episodes are so gripping and entertaining always a pleasure Noraly. From good old South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦wishing you many more safe travels and less cow traffic🐄🐄😂😂
Noraly, Noraly…you don’t have to worry about being boring, NEVER that!
@@ronald8673 stated and then deleted:
“I find some of it boring. I would rather be blasting across the terra firma myself than watching someone do it. But I understand that not everyone has the ability or means to experience that. I enjoy doing rather than spectating.”
@@ronald8673 yes, but why not do both? I grew up on bikes (all types) and love it but what if you have heavy snowfalls at times or maybe you’re not well or you have other day to day responsibilities that keep you from regularly riding. The you I’m referring to is you personally as this could be you at some point in your life - don’t be too sure you will always be free to go out and ride whenever you want. So you’re on here for a reason, what is it Ron? To tell us that you don’t want to watch? Please go out and ride while you can so that you’re not making meaningless comments on someone’s channel who is doing just that for the rest of those who cannot or would not. Cheerios.
Never boring!!!! I liked that this video didn’t make me suck wind!!! 🤣😂👍
Ron Ald stated then deleted:
“Todd Douglas You read but you don't comprehend. The reason I am here is to see the sights she brings to her viewers. To think that everyone must be like you is pedantic.”
@@ronald8673 NO NO go outside and ride and bring us your own sites or just store them in your head. No where in my comment did I say everyone must be anything like me, you have projected. Take it up a notch and leave the boredom to the rest of us, we can handle this boring channel without your vomiting and if you keep going, I will delete my comment and thus delete you and start a new comment to Noraly elsewhere. You have no power under my stream or on this channel. Bub bye.
@@ToddDouglasFox ......You apparently did not see her live stream video. You need psychiatric help, Todd. I hope you seek it out for your sake and the others around you.
@@ronald8673 why do you keep deleting your comments? Lol, don’t you know that the channel owner can still read them?!
And I can post them!
So here is your last comment:
Ron Ald
Todd Douglas ......You apparently did not see her live stream video. You need psychiatric help, Todd. I hope you seek it out for your sake and the others around you.
Doesn’t this smack of someone who has nothing intelligent to say? I’m not talking to you Ron. I finished talking to you by copying and pasting your last comment.
I repeat: Noraly, never boring!
Hello Noraly, thanks for spending some time in my country of Nicaragua 🇳🇮 I love your video of the Island of Omotepe and the way you present each fruit name and flavor. I haven't visited Omotepe hopefully on my next trip I have a chance to spend a night there. Take care hopefully will see you again in Nicaragua Thank you👍
Your tour has showed Nicaragua in a way that I have not seen previously. It is a fascinating country.
Good Morning Noraly, thank you for another inspirational video because of you my dad has finally built up the courage to do a motorcycle trip. You are amazing!
I think the people of Nicaragua are shy rather than South Africans. Just comparing. But you had a superb stay visiting gold mines, volcano crater, crossing rivers a lot of times etc., I too, feel like having a ride on that wooden skate yesterday. The place is so nice . Hope you go on normaly to cross the border to Honduras. Have a nice rest. Keep safe too.
Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala... recent civil wars along with unstable governments. People are very cautious.
You will know that when your motel/hotel has armed guards.
Gracias to all, for liking my reply. Especially Itchy Boots. May you have a safe journey through thick and thin. Prayers are still going on for your rides and your where abouts. May the Lord always ride with you. Amen.
I like the sound of Alaska when she drives slowly....just like the silky sound of an Jaguar!!!! Very nice sound...🎉🎉🎉🎉
I really enjoy being brought along on your travels and adventures. Even if it is just riding and meeting people it is never boring. Looking forward to your next border crossing. Congrats again on 1 million subs. You hit the big time and much deserved. To do what you do and have to produce, direct and edit is astounding. The content and production is world class.
Noraly definitely deserves an award or two.
Noraly , by far the worlds' best ambassador, spreading contagious good will & sunshine every where she goes, god bless her
I find myself tensing up after these rides, and when you stop I can relaxing. Amazing. Love these adventures, and thank you for taking me along. And for these amazing videos. Stay safe.
Noraly, very much appreciated Nicaragua. Your Embassador of travel show so many people, that people around the globe are good.
Wish you the best.
This episode remembered me of an "Asterix & Obelix"- Comic when they travelled to a city in Gallia and came into a rush hour on the Roman streets: Cows, riders on horses, many oxwaggons ( and a few soldiers of course). And I never thougt of seeing something like this on a YT- travelvlog in HD! A ride throug time and continents, thanks -8 )
Ha......., Asterix and Obelix I can't believe anyone still remembers them .....
What are you talking about?
Die spinnen, die Römer! Long live the Hinkelstone😅😅😅
@@istra70 Back 15 years ago, I was on an 'Asterix' naming theme for some of the IT infrastructure servers I (still!) sysadmin. The file server was called 'Asterix', The corporate application & DB server was called Obelix (for the heavy-lifting, grunt, and power it gave), and the Microsoft WSUS patch management & distribution server was named.... you guessed it.... GETAFIX 🤣🤣
@@rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3 ...crazy but logical ....
Noraly's joy when she ride along dirt roads is it is our joy too, so it's possible to see the beauty of nature.👏👏
Me da una alegria inmensa ver como recorres con tanta felicidad cada Pais q recorres, no pude verte en Colombia porque tu paso por.este Pais fue muy rapido, pero disfrutare cada video con la mayor expectativa, espero que estes muy bien y.deseo que nos sigas mostrando a tu comunidad internet esas aventuras tan increibles, que realizas dia a dia, algun dia me animare a empezar my ride, peri por ahora te seguire en tu aventura.
I don't know how Noraly would have gotten off the sidewalk into the street without the little ramp!
(But it was such a nice gesture that the guy would even do that! )
There's this thing called throttle, you just need to twist it and let the bike jump off.
@@donniebunkerboi9975 Lol! You had me rolling on the floor 😂
It’s always a knowledgeable and inspiring experience watching your videos. I’m looking forward to Honduras and many more. Best wishes on your amazing journey!
I always get a smile on my face when Noraly gives us a celabratory laugh when the road turns to dirt and rough
Sunshine, dry sandy roads, spontaneous friendliness, Noraly's smiling outro ... really excellent video!
❤ Right back atcha ❤
The dangerous thing about watching your videos is that you get so hooked that when you realize it’s already late in the night. I’ve been following you since a long long time ago , Noraly!!
I enjoyed your ride through Nicaragua.many trails and different 'locations.people are very nice,and good housepitality. I'm glad you enjoyed your trip through Nicaragua, and now a new and different place. See you later in the next adventure! Let's go!
This is the most capable, driven, and dynamic Dutch person I have ever seen. To come from Utrecht and conquer whatever comes her way is a real treat to see. Noraly is Superwoman!
A beautiful ride through the countryside! The locals are so nice and helpful. I’m glad you didn’t have any major obstacles to overcome, no rivers littered with crocodiles, no volcanoes to climb, just a few cattle in the road and horseback riders! What a lovely day and ride to the border. Take care of yourself and ride safe Noraly!
Your joy for just riding is palatable and brings us joy to see you doing what you love so much. Thanks for the ride!
The perspective through Nicaragua was amazingly intriguing. Each area radiated with its own beauty & I really enjoyed seeing the people and your interaction. Looking forward to Honduras & your upcoming adventures 🏍⛰🌿🍃
Noraly you are such a humble & kind soul. You treat everyone with dignity regardless of their standing in life, which sadly is often not the case, so it is so uplifting watching you interact with local people & learn about their cuisine etc.
That was a lot of fun and seeing you on these dirt roads and the cows, it was great, good luck on your next ride and much love and respect for you Noraly!
Hola Noraly, Soy de Nicaragua y por casualidad encontré tu canal y me ha encantado!
Conocí mucho de mi país gracias a ti. Yo vivo en USA hace muchos años y extraño mi patria.
Te admiro y te agradezco por tu aporte. Buen trabajo 👍
It's always heartening to see that you meet such nice people everywhere! When I see so many people behaving badly, it's good to know that's not the norm in this world!
Wow, I'm going to miss Nicaragua,, Its been one of my favorites of your travels. I'm really enjoying seeing Central America through your lens. Thanks again
🥰 The landscape was good enough, another nice episode, and O-Town is a good enough name for the place! 😁
A nod to Paolo, I hope he'll see this one day. He's a star now, too! 🤗
It's Ocotal. I have found the location just over the title of the video to be helpful many times.
@@jerrym3261 O-Town sounds much posher. I guess more people watch this video than live there. Let's start a petition to rename the town. Let's give them the hip name they deserve!!1! 🤩
Nicaragua has really been a great chapter. Truly wonderful scenery, people and adventure. Greetings from Sweden.
you're looking refreshed and lovely as ever !! stay safe as you continue on your journey, we're with you every step of the way !! chow !!
What amazes me is the number of roads you ride that are cut into the ground. It makes you focus on the small picture. I am loving the ride!
Finland just got voted again for fives years in a row the most happiest country. But the Netherlands was top five. And when people watch you they get a good understanding why!!! I’m 65 years old. And I truly believe Netherlands is the most beautiful country and mainly due to the people.
Finland ? I believe alcohol plays big part in it........
@@istra70 not anymore than any other place. I know the USA has a huge problem with drugs and alcohol. Yet we are taxed to death poor health care. No vacation. It just sucks.
Noraly, I do not want to put too much on your shoulders (although I'm sure you can handle it) but watching you in your videos gives me a bit of hope for the kindness and compassion our world needs.
Dry sand over mud any day! It was a nice ride through the country. I hope your border crossing goes smoothly and looking forward to Honduras. Safe travels.
Agree. Been in both. At least sand you have a chance by lowering your tire pressure. Mud…your done.
Yeah.. I love it.."Cow rush hour".. perfectly put ..
I know it’s a pain, but it’s a smart move letting air out of the tires like that. Nicaragua was very interesting, like the other countries you have visited,I learned a lot. Thanks.
For Noraly, the wellbeing of the horses and cattle is more important than her schedule! She has a heart of gold. . .
Hi Noraly. I always enjoy your rides on the peaceful, scenic backroads when you meet and have conversations with the local people. And in these recents episodes you are getting lots of good sand experience. Good prep for your next rally 👍😀. Thanks and hope you are well. Cheers, Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦
You (just) do what most people dream off! Stay safe while sharing your trips with us!
The sound of the big trucks is called ‘engine breaking’, the engine does the breaking for you.
Very welcome if you come through Saskatchewan, Canada!
Well Noraly, I guess they don't all have to be super exciting like the slide down the sandy volcano, but I surely enjoyed this one along with you. Meeting friendly people along the way was a big plus.
Such beautiful insight into ivillage iife with bullock carts and school children walking home. You never stop showing the real life of a country. Fantastic.🙏🙏🙏👍
Hi Noraly, thanks for another great "Let's Go" ride. Your interaction with the local folks is always enjoyable. My wife likes going to the beach and laying on the sand (with a towel). I like your way of dealing with sand much better:). 🙂
what joy you passed through my city Esteli thank you for visiting my country.🇳🇮🇺🇦
Honduras and El Salvador. Now it gets "interesting". Noraly is really brave! 😱
Gringos have normalized being scared of the world. What a shame.
Let me just note that Noraly riding her bike through that restaurant is the best thing I've seen all week!😂 I loved Nicaragua, I wish I could visit...goodbye!💚
Congratulations on making it thru Nicaragua's country side. What an adventure you've shared. Looking forward to some great video from Honduras and points north and maybe east as well.
Always love the way you talk to the animals and the people as well,, you are always so kind and gentle!!
Just to say - I can't believe some of the weirdness in the live stream - people are strange. Great work. I don't know how you manage it whilst traveling! 🤟
I have seen many of her live streams and every one has someone asking her to marry!....so funny
@@wileycsg if she were a man, that would not happen and neither would the mansplaining.
@@wileycsg I find it tragic that there are people that think possessing Noraly would bring them certain happiness or joy. While I would like to thank Noraly in person if I met her, anything much beyond that would be like plucking a Bluebird from the sky and putting it in my pocket.
Judging by the questions - people are getting dumber each year more and more.....
@@istra70 the problem about judging people as a whole based on the internet is... the people with the time to mess around on it are not the typically the ones doing useful things.
very biased view of people
Thank you Noraly. You are the best.
I can not drive long distance on a bike any more becouse of a bad neack, but really enjoy and getting satisfaction just look you ride, thx Noraly. Good one again 💌
Welcome back Noraly. Good to see you again. You and your touring representations are always adorable. Going through the world woman alone with all different languages and customs provoke lots of respect. You are really one of a kind. Love from S.A.🇿🇦
Noraly has made a habit of the drive through restaurant! I like to see you make the adjustments to the tire pressure for the conditions. Its a good thing to show for and example for new riders. The people of Nicaragua have been good to you. Here's to more adventures!
Nice ride that was..... maybe that's why I allways enjoy your videos. Off the beaten tracks is how I travelled. Go for it and looking forward to Honduras...... ride and stay safe 💐 🌹 🌸 🏵
"I don´t want to scare that horse" instead of " Make way for the Icon Adventurer". It is Noraly´s way of climbing to the top.
Being from cattle country in Texas, it was a pleasure to see the Nicaraguan vaqueros tending their cattle. Happy travels, Noraly
You are incredible! Hugs from the Netherlands ❤ 🙏 🌏 🇳🇱
What a peaceful way of life. Time has stood still 🥰
Just like some of my hiking going through a green tunnel without seeing anything for miles. Keep it up Noraly.
You make your viewers fall in love with every country you visit !
"Must be cow rush hour." LOL They have the simple life, but not necessarily an easy life. There was plenty of scenery, people and animals count as part of the scenery. I like that air pump, can you tell me the name brand? I would have blown right past that hotel too. Kind of tucked away, looks nice though. Stay safe out there.
Looks like a Rocky Creek compressor.
@@alanrawsthorne4040 Thanks.
Gracias por visitar nuestro pais Nicaragua tierra de lagos y volcanes. Bendiciones
Still very enjoyable ride with you Noraly.
It's amazing how deeply cut the dirt roads were.
Did you ever get the view of the volcanoes you were expecting.
Till Monday when we get to ride with you again.
Thank you for Visiting Nicaragua and showing us how beautiful Nicaragua is. Come back again.
I can see you really enjoy this country!! All the videos here were completely different than usual!!! Am I right?
In this Country you will find things out of the ordinary. Every space of its territory is beautiful and interesting.
Thank you for showing that the vast majority of people regardless of Origin, Color, Religion, etc. are all wonderful humane creatures. The world needs to understand this, especially here in the US.
NORALY: You are known my millions and now are an Internet Star. We realize managing your location information is for your personal security, but would you consider flying to a city for a one time event, such as a major Adventure Riders or Moto Cross event, so people can meet you in person? I think you would be amazed by your following and influence in the biking community.
It sounds like a good idea doesn't it! But from what I can tell of Noraly if you put her in a field with three other people in it she'd feel crowded. Much as many of us would like to meet her the best thing we can do is stand back and let her roam free. All the best Tom.
@@johnsands146 You're probably right, John.
@@kthompso43 Sorry....Ken! No idea where I got Tom from.
I loved trees tunneling over the road on all those backroads .. Very exciting and wonderful local people Pablo was wonderful, you could see he takes really good care of his cattle. 👍👍❤❤
I thought you were going to take a ride on the horse. I enjoyed watching your journey tru Nicaragua,
Its very encouraging to see how friendly people continue to be in Nicaragua and accommodating even when you go by on the roads in close proximity to their livestock. It also pays to be considerate when overtaking someone on horseback and staying behind so as not to scare the horse. Being friendly and considerate always pays off whatever country you're in. I look forward to sharing your adventure going into Honduras. Stay safe and stay well.