So awesome to see you roaming my hood. I live only a few km away. Breakfast was a håndværker (the roll) and two kanel snegle (cinnamon rolls). Not even the danish keep much cash anymore. We pay, like you by card or mobile phone. The lighthouse was actually moved by a local Mason who ran the project. He was commissioned to disassemble the lighthouse for safety but came up with the idea to move it and keep the tourist attraction. Great attempt to pronounce Rubjerg Knude 🤣🤣. Been following you since the beginning and always wondered if you'd make it past my home - which you basically did 👍
@@TerraPosse Yes. The name is actually an ironic way of describing the process of making it. Most other baked products trakes some kind af hand craft (to roll, fold or otherwise). Håndværker is pressed out of a machine and therefore no craftmanship goes into its production. Ironic like most danes humor.
You do an excellent job of connecting with your audience through a camera, which I know, from experience, can be challenging. I'm always taken a little by surprise when I notice you holding the camera in your shadow. It is like there is a disconnect in my brain that says, "Oh, I'm not really there". My brain is just expecting that you are really talking to someone, but seeing that shadow brings me back to the reality that you do this pretty much completely by yourself. Thank you for taking "me" along with you during your journeys!
Love your pictures and drone sequences. As a rider I know the struggle to stop, set cameras, pass, stop, come back for camera ....so Iam grateful for your effort and I really see your pictures are better and better, thanks, be safe...
You're so good ! You do so much work so that we can see what you see. And knowing that you do all this alone and without helpers, it is even more admired and respected. Take care of yourself ! We need you. Have a nice trip.
You have completely revamped the appearance of your vlog. From season 1 to season 3 the dramatic changes are cinematography shots, amazing front view camera angle of your bike and the level of editing. You are improving like hell.
@@staryjsaid- I don't think that the camera shakes so much as it smoothly captures how much the motorcycle and Itchy are shaking as she drives down the road. Notice that the bike & Itchy are the only things shaking. The road, the sky, the landscape are all smooth.
You have definitely mastered the use of the drone and cameras. It makes your videos even more enjoyable. Thanks again for taking me on new adventures that I could only dream of experiencing on my own. I wish you safe travels, and look forward to the next episode.
Hi Noraly.... you are hitting your videography stride already in Epi 3. Beautifully done, and what I take it is the 360 degree cam giving you that from ahead view back to you and Ronin is a game changer. So happy to see you more than just once a week now. Can't wait for Iceland!
I usually don't subscribe to YT Vlog channels. However your channel is full of epic scenery, outstanding music, and you're charismatic, inspiring, enthusiastic, positive! I've been here since season 1, and want to wish you safe and pleasant journey's!
Thank you so much for taking time to edit these videos and share us your experiences. Its not wasted we really do appreciate it and each season is better and better. Ride safe from the UK :)
It is absolutely amazing that you manually fly the drone with your left hand and throttle with your right hand Noraly. Your video work nobody can touch. For all of new folks around the world yes Noraly is doing all of this on her own with no help. Thank you Noraly...
@@BrassLock it's a capability of the 360 degree cameras. The GoPro 360 and the Insta360 cameras have what they call an invisible stick where the software patches out out when it stitches the 2 x 180 degree cameras. I'm sure as Noraly gets used to it we are going to see some cool shots.
@@BrassLock yes the point I was making, Noraly does all of her own camera work, filming and editing. There is no team of people following her and editing. When she flies the drone ahead of or behind her she is doing it manually right hand throttle left hand drone. She has been doing it for very long time. No drone follow modes.
Good Morning Internet, Let's Go a n d nice Danish breakfast - perfect! Next highlight: Cool lighthouse story including spectacular drone work. The riding music was super, too! Thank you for this video full of great and interesting insights into beautiful Denmark!
Some of the lighthouses on Cape Cod, USA must be rolled back every hundred years or so as the North Atlantic re-arranges the coastline. Aha! Invisible selfie stick revealed by its shadow. :D Oooh - loved the stone barn at 8:56. This is so cool. I'm expecting one video a week, but they just keep coming. What a lovely treat. More stunning drone footage - wah!
So awesome that you’re in Denmark. My family is from Hjorring. My great grandpa immigrated to America in the 1860s. So it’s really fun to see Hjorring up close. Thank you for sharing.
Denmark has awesome roads for motorcycling! Glad you are enjoying your time here, and thank you for calling us pretty ;) Edit: Oh yeah, if you want smørrebrød, best bet is probably to find one of the many (many) shops specializing in smørrebrød. Every town and city over a certain size is bound to have at least one such shop. Bit late I know, but maybe you'll be back in DK some other time, yearning for smørrebrød!
@@sapalot5660 It is, but I have a feeling it might be somewhat expensive compared to many other countries. As an example I found a Yamaha Tracer 700 costing around 500 euro for a week (monday to monday) with a 672 euro security deposit.
When you show those beautiful Danish lands my imagination flies back to Viking times. Thank you for sharing the images of those landscapes and your experiences. Good routes.
Stunning scenery. Your editing is also so professional now it's amazing to think you do it all while on the road. Looking forward to the next episode ✌🇬🇧
The shadow of you filming your morning welcome was nice little insight into what we rarely see of how you produce this stunning level of content. Fabulous!!
Beautiful colors: stark white of clouds and light house, blue and tan pastel of sky and sand, and the little dot of red of the light itself in wide angle shot. Great!
I know you have spoken concerning the unlevel plane of familiarity 'fame' provides. The challenge of weighing out whether you are recognized or not when coming into new places seems to be just one more item on that checklist of balancing the scales. It is not an egotistical thought I am speaking about, but a real concern of awareness on your part. I think you do well with your situation and you know nothing is given for granted. The mercies of the fates await us all, and it is a learning experience to be a part of your travels. Thanks for taking us with you, again.
*Waiting for a connecting flight, I saw a door w/exit sign on it, so I opened the door got on the other side, I was among the planes, waiting for security to show up, nobody came, so I got inside the building, no problem*
I'm from Britain, the land of filthy litter at the moment! Everywhere else in Europe is so clean; its just few Brits have any respect for the place anymore.
Why there is no love❤️ buttom in TH-cam because everytime we watch you it feels like familiar even though we are watching you from all over around the world...!!! Everytime you comes with lots of energy and adventurous thing which we all are waiting for your new videos...!!! Hats up and lots of love maam
I am doing the exact same thing.. just finished binge watching season 1 and now watching 2 and 3. I can’t imagine the amount of work it takes to produce these spectacular videos.. keep up the great work and stay safe.
It is so fun to watch your video. What is different from all the other video from bikers I saw on internet is that I really have that feeling that I'm travelling with you on your bike. During travelling you talk to us like if we were right by your side. The scenic route are amazing. Pictures are great. We have a chance to viwed the place from the air with your drone. When we arrived at a specific location, you provided us with explanation of what happen (like the light house...). We not only travel with you on the road but we have the opportunity to visit inside stores, hotel, type of room, how it works, habits of the population ...etc. It is like having my own tourist guide lollll That is why I'm hooked to your channel. Keep up the good work. Cannot wait to ride with you again for another road trip. Have a good and safe day on the road! Alain Montreal, Canada.
Noraly, you have made a lot of people happy being back on the road, hope you are enjoying the Honda ...👍....can't wait for the next video ....👌😁🏴🇬🇧
Beautiful country. I noticed that the farmers still had their wheat in their fields. Looked like it was ready to harvest. The little gal at the campground was a trip. Can't wait for the next part of your journey. I could see the ship. It was a black blob on the shore. Take care Noraly. Vaughn
@@Softpaw1996 Im guessing the cashier isn't used to other languages than danish/german, and also, the screen makes it bit harder hearing what people are saying
I'm so in love with your video 😍💕 footage today so I'm just sitting here without going anywhere to see what you do from far away and besides, not just for entertainment but it's also gained my knowledge throughout your journey, how could you be so brave traveling alone itchy boots, you're amazing!
There is loads of great motorbike roads to ride in Denmark. I was going to do a tour with my old Honda MT50 moped from my town of Lidköping, Göteborg (Sweden) to Denmark-Fredrikshavn-Sindal-Hjörring and then along west coast down to Thybören all the way down to Blåvand .. but economy and now corona put it on hold for now .. Some day maybe .. some day ill take my moped and my 42 year old body back to my roots. Hope to see you drive more of the Danish roads soon.
I must admit that everytime you said Denmark I hear LEGO. One of the country's on my must visat list. Love you chanel. At this time you are traveling in my country, South Africa. Can't wait for the next episode. You flow past Cape Town without a drive by Kasteel de Goede Hoop.
I sure like your videos! You have come a long way since your first video. I know I have watched them all now! Little embarrassed to say that but with the pandemic they have been great to enjoy! Thank you!
As a young dane currently taking the A2 motorcycle license, thank you for coming here and appreciating the beauty of Denmark. Please come back again someday soon.
What to do after breakfast? Maybe there is a new Itchy Boots...! Yes! I love the view from in front of the motorcycle, I enjoyed the tour of the tip of Denmark. Inspired: I'm going to hop on a bicycle and ride. No Gopro, My 78-year old wife and our daughters forbid me to get a motorcycle. but I have 7 bicycles!
Very inspiring - I rode through storm ellen this week in the uk. I dont think I would have attempted it without this channel - 600 miles in terrible wind and rain. Keep up the good work. I want to go away every week now!
Very nice Video which brings back memories to me . I was at that same place in Northern Dänemark in 1957 after bicycling from Oberhausen ( Germany) and not too far from Utrecht via Bremen and Flensburg on my way to Norway and Sweden . I took the ferry to Kristiansand, from there I went to Oslo and on to Stockholm . Then I went via the center of Sweden south to Copenhagen and home via Hamburg 6 weeks and about 3000 km .... no Motor, just leg and pedal power .... I was young then.. Be safe. Eugen in Canada
I can give you geological interesting tip to visit the wells in Rold skov (the Rold forrest). It is also in the north, and there are thousends of springs. Water is pouring up from inside of the earth. There are also some nice mines there. A little bit south of Aalborg.
What a beautiful motorcycle tour you shared with us, so thank you for all the effort and time it takes to put this together (when you could just be relaxing and enjoying your vacation). Such a beautiful part of Denmark, and the air just looks so fresh and pure--I live in the desert in the Southwestern USA, and we are enduring record breaking heat, so seeing this really helps. Thank you, safe travels and we all look forward to your next video!
The real reason the Dutch ship was stranded is because they expected the lighthouse to be somewhere else and got confused. A dirty trick by the Danish, very dangerous. It is like going to Paris only to find they moved it to Italy.
That was a breath of fresh air, blue skies, blue sea and sun, after a day of rain here. How amazing to move a shifting lighthouse! Denmark looks delightful and somewhere I’ve never visited. Maybe one day, when travel is on the agenda once more 🙏
So awesome and the story about the lighthouse wow. At my age I don't think I'll be able to travel through Europe and surrounding countries so I'm traveling with you now. ❤️🇺🇸😎✌️
Thank you for another great video. I got so immersed in the great photography, that when you were working to hold the map, I instinctively reached out to help hold it down!
7:19 amazing :) for Oscar - on bike Appreciate your nature scene - but can you also show more towns - LIKE to see how people are living in all those country - Building styles - Streets - etc, PLEASE 2 in 1 :) Thanks
Last video she was talking about weather in July and she was hoping that August would be better weather. So I think these are delayed by several weeks.
I am so jealous that you can do this on your own. I couldn’t do it. I love to spend hrs on my bikes and I do most of my riding alone. But for long distance riding I would rather have some company. I understand that may mean some changes in plans at times to accommodate your riding companion. And I understand that can be a pain at times. It would be amazing to sit down with you and try and figure you out. Very few girls that do what you do on a bike. Rob
Nicki de Wet ....it looks as if it’s a 360degree camera, where the stick or mount attached to the camera doesn’t appear, due to the way the two lens merge to form one image.
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the great thing about being a late comer , i can watch 2 of your awesome offerings every night before bed .
I am giving you 10/10 for cinematography, landscape and lighthouse tour. Your editing is much fascinating than movie editors. Great going.
So awesome to see you roaming my hood. I live only a few km away.
Breakfast was a håndværker (the roll) and two kanel snegle (cinnamon rolls). Not even the danish keep much cash anymore. We pay, like you by card or mobile phone.
The lighthouse was actually moved by a local Mason who ran the project. He was commissioned to disassemble the lighthouse for safety but came up with the idea to move it and keep the tourist attraction. Great attempt to pronounce Rubjerg Knude 🤣🤣. Been following you since the beginning and always wondered if you'd make it past my home - which you basically did 👍
LOL about the breakfast being called a 'trades man' in English or Handwerker in German. 8)
Lucky man to live in this beautiful region :) When I was child we made often holiday in Lökken and made trips to Rubjerg Knude.
man you are lucky.. living there
here i am living in a 3rd world shithole
@@TerraPosse Yes. The name is actually an ironic way of describing the process of making it. Most other baked products trakes some kind af hand craft (to roll, fold or otherwise). Håndværker is pressed out of a machine and therefore no craftmanship goes into its production. Ironic like most danes humor.
@@otte9669 Thanks - I often feel very grateful.
You do an excellent job of connecting with your audience through a camera, which I know, from experience, can be challenging. I'm always taken a little by surprise when I notice you holding the camera in your shadow. It is like there is a disconnect in my brain that says, "Oh, I'm not really there". My brain is just expecting that you are really talking to someone, but seeing that shadow brings me back to the reality that you do this pretty much completely by yourself. Thank you for taking "me" along with you during your journeys!
Love your pictures and drone sequences. As a rider I know the struggle to stop, set cameras, pass, stop, come back for camera ....so Iam grateful for your effort and I really see your pictures are better and better, thanks, be safe...
You're so good ! You do so much work so that we can see what you see. And knowing that you do all this alone and without helpers, it is even more admired and respected. Take care of yourself ! We need you. Have a nice trip.
Dear Noraly,you bring joy to this gloomy times with every your appearance
Yeah it's true
Totally agree!!! 😀👍
You have completely revamped the appearance of your vlog. From season 1 to season 3 the dramatic changes are cinematography shots, amazing front view camera angle of your bike and the level of editing. You are improving like hell.
The forward mounted camera on your bike is so cool!! 😃
I believe that is a 360 camera. Is it?
but it shakes a lot)
Yeah, I have one and was thinking I want to know where/how Noraly mounted the camera.
Not liked the fisheye look with the 360 but Itchy's camera looks great, is it the 360 ONE?
@@staryjsaid- I don't think that the camera shakes so much as it smoothly captures how much the motorcycle and Itchy are shaking as she drives down the road. Notice that the bike & Itchy are the only things shaking. The road, the sky, the landscape are all smooth.
I spent a couple of weeks in Aalborg while in the US Air Force. Beautiful country, Beautiful city, wonderful people.... thank you for sharing.😊👍
Thank you for visiting Roger:)
Great story
Great drone footage
Can't wait for Iceland video's
Great job Noraly
Thanks Noraly you’re awesome 👍🏻😎🏍️
You have definitely mastered the use of the drone and cameras. It makes your videos even more enjoyable. Thanks again for taking me on new adventures that I could only dream of experiencing on my own. I wish you safe travels, and look forward to the next episode.
I had to pause the video to comment. Those 360 camera shots of you riding are just great...what a whole new perspective that brings, well done Noraly.
Hi Noraly.... you are hitting your videography stride already in Epi 3. Beautifully done, and what I take it is the 360 degree cam giving you that from ahead view back to you and Ronin is a game changer.
So happy to see you more than just once a week now. Can't wait for Iceland!
I usually don't subscribe to YT Vlog channels. However your channel is full of epic scenery, outstanding music, and you're charismatic, inspiring, enthusiastic, positive! I've been here since season 1, and want to wish you safe and pleasant journey's!
Even here in Calgary, Canada we can order smørrebrød from our Danish Club restaurant, sure has been a treat for my family, birthdays etc
Thank you so much for taking time to edit these videos and share us your experiences. Its not wasted we really do appreciate it and each season is better and better. Ride safe from the UK :)
It is absolutely amazing that you manually fly the drone with your left hand and throttle with your right hand Noraly. Your video work nobody can touch. For all of new folks around the world yes Noraly is doing all of this on her own with no help. Thank you Noraly...
7:19 amazing :) for Oscar - on bike
@@ukanal777 thats not a drone, that's just a 360 camera.
@@0xsergy I know - visible shadow :) Thanks - still good :)
@@BrassLock it's a capability of the 360 degree cameras. The GoPro 360 and the Insta360 cameras have what they call an invisible stick where the software patches out out when it stitches the 2 x 180 degree cameras. I'm sure as Noraly gets used to it we are going to see some cool shots.
@@BrassLock yes the point I was making, Noraly does all of her own camera work, filming and editing. There is no team of people following her and editing. When she flies the drone ahead of or behind her she is doing it manually right hand throttle left hand drone. She has been doing it for very long time. No drone follow modes.
Thank you Noraly, beautiful person inside and out, beautiful places, thanks for taking us along!
I am impressed by Denmark. Such a pretty land with friendly folks. Nice to see you riding again. Blessings from Georgia USA. :)
You must have some of the best filming techniques for motorcycle travellers that I've seen, you make a big effort and it shows!
Good Morning Internet, Let's Go a n d nice Danish breakfast - perfect! Next highlight: Cool lighthouse story including spectacular drone work. The riding music was super, too!
Thank you for this video full of great and interesting insights into beautiful Denmark!
Some of the lighthouses on Cape Cod, USA must be rolled back every hundred years or so as the North Atlantic re-arranges the coastline. Aha! Invisible selfie stick revealed by its shadow. :D Oooh - loved the stone barn at 8:56. This is so cool. I'm expecting one video a week, but they just keep coming. What a lovely treat. More stunning drone footage - wah!
Loving the footage from the new front camera position. Love the lighthouse & the story about it. Looking forward to Iceland!
What a beautiful clean country with a even more beautiful country side.
Can't wait to see the Iceland adventure!!!!
Beautiful and impressive landscape
Love the new camera angles!! 👍👍
So awesome that you’re in Denmark. My family is from Hjorring. My great grandpa immigrated to America in the 1860s. So it’s really fun to see Hjorring up close. Thank you for sharing.
Denmark has awesome roads for motorcycling! Glad you are enjoying your time here, and thank you for calling us pretty ;)
Edit: Oh yeah, if you want smørrebrød, best bet is probably to find one of the many (many) shops specializing in smørrebrød. Every town and city over a certain size is bound to have at least one such shop. Bit late I know, but maybe you'll be back in DK some other time, yearning for smørrebrød!
Is it possible to rent motorbikes there and tour the country? I'd love to do that sometime when we can travel easily again.
@@sapalot5660 It is, but I have a feeling it might be somewhat expensive compared to many other countries. As an example I found a Yamaha Tracer 700 costing around 500 euro for a week (monday to monday) with a 672 euro security deposit.
Skøl!
As Greenland is a 'semi-autonomous' region of Denmark, it might be the same there.
@@maziar58 Skål! :D
When you show those beautiful Danish lands my imagination flies back to Viking times. Thank you for sharing the images of those landscapes and your experiences. Good routes.
Stunning scenery. Your editing is also so professional now it's amazing to think you do it all while on the road. Looking forward to the next episode ✌🇬🇧
The shadow of you filming your morning welcome was nice little insight into what we rarely see of how you produce this stunning level of content. Fabulous!!
Epic music epic drone shots and epic norally,loving every second of the video, thanks 🙏 for showing light house,love from Canada 🇨🇦
One of the things I loved about my two month trip to Europe back in 1990 was going to the grocery stores and markets.
The frontal camera looks awesome!! Great videos, looking forwards for the views of Iceland!!
Beautiful colors: stark white of clouds and light house, blue and tan pastel of sky and sand, and the little dot of red of the light itself in wide angle shot. Great!
Great to see you travelling again, some amazing filming, especially from the front of Ronin as you ride! Stay safe and thanks for taking us with you x
I know you have spoken concerning the unlevel plane of familiarity 'fame' provides. The challenge of weighing out whether you are recognized or not when coming into new places seems to be just one more item on that checklist of balancing the scales. It is not an egotistical thought I am speaking about, but a real concern of awareness on your part. I think you do well with your situation and you know nothing is given for granted. The mercies of the fates await us all, and it is a learning experience to be a part of your travels. Thanks for taking us with you, again.
I'm from Denmark, and yes.... Our country is beautifull !!!!
*Waiting for a connecting flight, I saw a door w/exit sign on it, so I opened the door got on the other side, I was among the planes, waiting for security to show up, nobody came, so I got inside the building, no problem*
I've been to Denmark too and its beautiful there, however i think its FLAT. a little too flat in my opinion :)
@@knut5328 It's efficient... No waisting excessive amounts of fuel going up and wearing out your brakes going down! 😉
@@StreekyHippo efficient 😅
I'm from Britain, the land of filthy litter at the moment! Everywhere else in Europe is so clean; its just few Brits have any respect for the place anymore.
Why there is no love❤️ buttom in TH-cam because everytime we watch you it feels like familiar even though we are watching you from all over around the world...!!! Everytime you comes with lots of energy and adventurous thing which we all are waiting for your new videos...!!! Hats up and lots of love maam
hi i have finished watching season 1. now i am watching season 2 and 3 simuntaneously. you are realy a brave girl. thanks for showing us the world ❤❤
I am doing the exact same thing.. just finished binge watching season 1 and now watching 2 and 3. I can’t imagine the amount of work it takes to produce these spectacular videos.. keep up the great work and stay safe.
@@jimrogers4655 it needs realy a big heart and courage to travel alone in all these different countries. especialy by a female. hats off to her
I'm doing the same, it's very addictive viewing.
Season 2 abruptly end obviously. When season 3 is over, we will go back to season 2 or she will call 2.5? 😄
@@manjitbajwa7726 She studied abroad man, of course she has the guts to do all these alone.
It is so fun to watch your video. What is different from all the other video from bikers I saw on internet is that I really have that feeling that I'm travelling with you on your bike. During travelling you talk to us like if we were right by your side. The scenic route are amazing. Pictures are great. We have a chance to viwed the place from the air with your drone. When we arrived at a specific location, you provided us with explanation of what happen (like the light house...). We not only travel with you on the road but we have the opportunity to visit inside stores, hotel, type of room, how it works, habits of the population ...etc. It is like having my own tourist guide lollll That is why I'm hooked to your channel. Keep up the good work. Cannot wait to ride with you again for another road trip. Have a good and safe day on the road! Alain Montreal, Canada.
She has a tremendous ability to relate directly through the camera. Ronn
Fabulous footage, loving all the different perspectives. Such a Pretty Country. Safe riding. 🙏🏍
How great you can leave the motorcycle cover out all day and it's still there when you get back. Wish there were more places like that in the world.
Does anybody else also miss the Himalayan? :(
You rock Noraly!!
She'll never return after the 500x experience on the tarmac. Not to bad on good gravel too
Yes, it is the same as your prophet, you followed on the road, changed out of nowhere the god you believed in...
Yes, I do.
Noraly, you have made a lot of people happy being back on the road, hope you are enjoying the Honda ...👍....can't wait for the next video ....👌😁🏴🇬🇧
Congratulations again! Your videography skills are improving all the time! Love the "invisible" tripod shots from Ronin!
I love my Beautiful Country so much!! 🙏❤🇩🇰❤
Finally I've started to travel ❤️❤️❤️❤️. Thanks Nora for making us travel along with you 😇😇😇😇. All the best 😁😁😁
Such a beautiful colors, that blue sea could be the Caribbean Sea! Nice to see you back Noraly.
❤️the drone footage, it’s always so epic when you get the chance to use it !!👍🏻🇨🇦
Beautiful country. I noticed that the farmers still had their wheat in their fields. Looked like it was ready to harvest. The little gal at the campground was a trip. Can't wait for the next part of your journey. I could see the ship. It was a black blob on the shore. Take care Noraly. Vaughn
12:26 The cashier (in Danish): "Receipt?"
Itchy Boots: "Sorry?"
Cashier (panicking): "..... Have a good day"
🤭
Yes, that was funny :)
receipt.. we have mandatory english, in school strange she didn't know the word.
@@Softpaw1996 Im guessing the cashier isn't used to other languages than danish/german, and also, the screen makes it bit harder hearing what people are saying
@@kramler like i said. we have mandatory english.
Very complex work. Thank you Noraly. 👸👸🌹🌹🇸🇰🕊🕊🕊
I'm so in love with your video 😍💕 footage today so I'm just sitting here without going anywhere to see what you do from far away and besides, not just for entertainment but it's also gained my knowledge throughout your journey, how could you be so brave traveling alone itchy boots, you're amazing!
Denmark looks impeccably clean. What a beautiful place.
Your cinematography is always splendid.
10:38 that biker had auxilliary engine :-) I love the fact that you have paper map with you.
I visited Denmark in 1987 and 89. Such a beautiful place and very polite and friendly people.
There is loads of great motorbike roads to ride in Denmark. I was going to do a tour with my old Honda MT50 moped from my town of Lidköping, Göteborg (Sweden) to Denmark-Fredrikshavn-Sindal-Hjörring and then along west coast down to Thybören all the way down to Blåvand .. but economy and now corona put it on hold for now .. Some day maybe .. some day ill take my moped and my 42 year old body back to my roots. Hope to see you drive more of the Danish roads soon.
I must admit that everytime you said Denmark I hear LEGO. One of the country's on my must visat list. Love you chanel. At this time you are traveling in my country, South Africa. Can't wait for the next episode. You flow past Cape Town without a drive by Kasteel de Goede Hoop.
I sure like your videos! You have come a long way since your first video. I know I have watched them all now! Little embarrassed to say that but with the pandemic they have been great to enjoy! Thank you!
As a young dane currently taking the A2 motorcycle license, thank you for coming here and appreciating the beauty of Denmark. Please come back again someday soon.
2:05 Ah! I'm missed so much Itchy's "what's for breakfast" meetings :)
Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
That word Smørrebrød and the way you pronounce it again and again is so funny 😂😂. Blessings from india ❤️.
Römpömpömpöm!
With weeks and months of lockdown quarantine and isolation this video is splendid
For hundreds of years, they used lanterns to lure ships onto the rocks, but moving a lighthouse that really is not cricket!
wasnt it light to show ships where land was, so they didnt crash into land
Good Morning Noraly, ... thank you for the fantastic views from Denmark. I visit the country in my childhood ... i think 18 times.
Impressed that you could fly the mavic air in that wind!
Love your smile and your happiness, always in a good mood, even in hard conditions, congrats and ride safe
Прекрасное видео! Норали, Вы очень выросли профессионально. Очень интересно, спасибо!
И мотик классный купила, хоть и бэушный.
Noraly looked so cool walking along nonchalantly whilst controlling the drone. And as others have said the front camera looking back is fantastic! 🇬🇧🏍
What to do after breakfast? Maybe there is a new Itchy Boots...! Yes!
I love the view from in front of the motorcycle, I enjoyed the tour of the tip of Denmark. Inspired: I'm going to hop on a bicycle and ride. No Gopro, My 78-year old wife and our daughters forbid me to get a motorcycle. but I have 7 bicycles!
Buy a trike!!!!!!
Very inspiring - I rode through storm ellen this week in the uk. I dont think I would have attempted it without this channel - 600 miles in terrible wind and rain. Keep up the good work. I want to go away every week now!
Hi Itchy Boots, I checked your blog and I see that you're using the GoPro MAX for that amazing forward footage! Looks great, well done! 👍
You have really become a great movie maker. The improvements from your early days really show.
Denmark looks like a nice place to visit on motorcycle. and the people are friendly.
Very nice Video which brings back memories to me . I was at that same place in Northern Dänemark in 1957 after bicycling from Oberhausen ( Germany) and not too far from Utrecht via Bremen and Flensburg on my way to Norway and Sweden . I took the ferry to Kristiansand, from there I went to Oslo and on to Stockholm . Then I went via the center of Sweden south to Copenhagen and home via Hamburg 6 weeks and about 3000 km .... no Motor, just leg and pedal power .... I was young then..
Be safe.
Eugen in Canada
I can give you geological interesting tip to visit the wells in Rold skov (the Rold forrest). It is also in the north, and there are thousends of springs. Water is pouring up from inside of the earth. There are also some nice mines there. A little bit south of Aalborg.
What a beautiful motorcycle tour you shared with us, so thank you for all the effort and time it takes to put this together (when you could just be relaxing and enjoying your vacation). Such a beautiful part of Denmark, and the air just looks so fresh and pure--I live in the desert in the Southwestern USA, and we are enduring record breaking heat, so seeing this really helps. Thank you, safe travels and we all look forward to your next video!
The real reason the Dutch ship was stranded is because they expected the lighthouse to be somewhere else and got confused. A dirty trick by the Danish, very dangerous. It is like going to Paris only to find they moved it to Italy.
Hello Noraly. I enjoy following your adventures all around the world. Your photography is awesome.
Love the new logo! It's taken me 3 episodes to work out what it says (doh!)
Drone footage was done perfectly. Love it very much.. such a remarkable woman.
Loves from The Netherlands! ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍 Denmark is beautiful and some words are funny, but food/drinks is expensive.
Fod and drinks is expensive here in Denmark...but have You ever been to Norway? That’s on a completely different level 😳
That was a breath of fresh air, blue skies, blue sea and sun, after a day of rain here. How amazing to move a shifting lighthouse! Denmark looks delightful and somewhere I’ve never visited. Maybe one day, when travel is on the agenda once more 🙏
I really like her choice of music in her videos.
Who is the author (s). ?
So awesome and the story about the lighthouse wow. At my age I don't think I'll be able to travel through Europe and surrounding countries so I'm traveling with you now. ❤️🇺🇸😎✌️
"kvitteringen med?" = "receipt?"
Sorry?
"Have a good day"
What a champ!
Thank you for another great video. I got so immersed in the great photography, that when you were working to hold the map, I instinctively reached out to help hold it down!
7:19 amazing :) for Oscar - on bike
Appreciate your nature scene - but can you also show more towns - LIKE to see how people are living in all those country - Building styles - Streets - etc, PLEASE 2 in 1 :) Thanks
Thank you Noraly for your positive wiew and enthusiastic mood. 🌹🌹
We were at the lighthouse last Monday in the morning and saw a drone. Perhaps it was yours. Could be, that we are on the video.
Last video she was talking about weather in July and she was hoping that August would be better weather. So I think these are delayed by several weeks.
@@ntdscherer Yes, her videos normally 2 weeks behind at least.
Beautiful places.
I am so jealous that you can do this on your own. I couldn’t do it. I love to spend hrs on my bikes and I do most of my riding alone. But for long distance riding I would rather have some company. I understand that may mean some changes in plans at times to accommodate your riding companion. And I understand that can be a pain at times.
It would be amazing to sit down with you and try and figure you out. Very few girls that do what you do on a bike.
Rob
Greetings from Denmark. Thanks for showing our country from its best side.
Would love to see the front camera mount, really nicely hidden.
Nicki de Wet ....it looks as if it’s a 360degree camera, where the stick or mount attached to the camera doesn’t appear, due to the way the two lens merge to form one image.
I think she is using Insta360 camera
@@jbhann Thanks, I was wondering why I couldn't see how its mounted!
@@jbhann I could see the shadow in some parts.
I just love traveling around with you itchy boots. You are so fun