My bike doesn't start anymore and I’m alone in the desert of Mauritania 🇲🇷 |S7 - E18|
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2023
- This episode is part 2 of a crazy desert adventure where I attempted to follow the train tracks of the Iron Ore train that runs 700 kilometers through the Sahara. About halfway, I crash, and my motorcycle doesn't start anymore. Time for plan B. Or C, or D. Any plan really.
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Please watch the full video before commenting on what went wrong 😂 To already answer some suggestions.. yes I tried rocking the bike to get the gear to change but in deep sand it did not move an inch 😢 I pulled in the clutch while trying to start the bike, as it was in gear and my bike will normally always start in gear when the clutch is pulled. Except for this time.. 🙃 If my bike would always only start in neutral, I would have moved heaven and earth to get it in neutral. But because my bike normally also starts in gear, this wasn’t the only thing I was thinking of 🙌 seeing it work out in the end makes everything perhaps look simple and obvious but for me, standing there in the sand next to a bike that didn’t start for the first time in 50.000 kilometers, things did not look very simple and obvious at all 😂
My sugg. Was answered.
It looks like at 20:40 you ride on to something where was water maybe a long time ago, loved this episode, ❤❤❤
Don’t worry Noraly …….. the main thing is you got it going again. I would have been totally scared if it happened to me in the middle of a desert. You did amazing to keep your cool after getting thrown off the bike. Pay no attention to the Monday morning quarter backs. I wonder what the temp is like during the day when you are riding…….. if it is over 30 it must be exhausting with the helmet overheating. I know I find it tough when it is that hot and you are exerting yourself.
Stay safe and thank you for the wonderful videos as always. Love you girl
maybe the switch sensor on your clutch lever got disconnected so it did not know the clutch was pulled in that would cause this behaviour for sure
Beautiful! 🙂👍👍
We Mauritanians 🇲🇷🇲🇷are all Ahmeds, hospitality and helping foreigners is in our blood. the culture of mutual aid comes from the desert where unity is a strength
N brother you break down near me n i do SAME for you..USA
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amen brutha
I found that when I was in Sudan... such hospitable people
و لا تنسى ان تقول ان الاسلام هو من يفرض علينا مساعدة الاخرين كعابر سبيل مثلا ،
What a star Ahmed was . I have good friends that would be reluctant to drive 5 hours on paved roads to help me out, and he did it for a stranger , a super star of the desert. And they treated you so well. North African hospitality is shining out to the world. Glad your safe Noraly.
Not to mention the 5-hour return drive! Hooray for Achmed and all the others!
I think in this region, where a person left alone in the desert is doomed to death, altruism and mutual assistance are natural behavior for the local population, otherwise it is impossible to survive in this world of death.
You need better friends, I’d do it for you and I don’t even know you
Saint.
Bike got stuck in sand
Ahmed, you are a true hero! Thank you for showing the world the real meaning of Arab and Muslim hospitality. Your kindness and generosity to Itchy Boots in the desert is an inspiration to us all.
indeed, i didnt know about it. I'm impressed in a very good way. Nice culture and hospitality you guys have there
Mauritania is in north Africa not mild East that means they are not Arabs but africans just like the rest of north Africa speaking some race language doesn't mean ur one of them. for example me speaking English right now doesn't mean am British just as simple as that...
@@nnoonnee_666 What is an African? Are South African Boers African?
I want to shake Ahmed's hand, what an amazing human being. I hope he was paid for all his efforts, and I'm sure Noraly would.
I am blown away by this sort of hospitality and care from these amazing Mauritanian people. God bless you Ahmed!!
My man drove 5 hours, presumably slept at the little Gendarme outpost, all because his friend called.
@@jacksonsmith5490 and it didn't even look like she bought the fuel for him... Hopefully I'm wrong but she should have got his finances fixed up for his generous efforts.
surely you meant to say: Allah bless you!
@@PHILGYPSYBLUESCLARK Are you suggesting that Allah is not God?
Not at all@@Point-taken
Big thanks to Ahmed. Also to all the people of Mauritania 🇲🇷 ❤
thank you too❤
I'm so impressed with the Mauritania locals, how they went out of their way to help, a big 👍 🇲🇷
These are very kind people
ماشاء الله عليكم يا أهلنا في موريتانيا أهل فزعة والله .. ما أجمل بلادكم تحياتي لأهلنا في موريتانيا العلم والعلماء .. أخوكم من السعودية 🇸🇦🇸🇦🌹
Mauritanian people thanks for looking after her😊. Marty Australia
@@ahmedabubakar9241 People like that make me want to reward them.
I am not. Andrew, keep it in your shorts bud.
Thank you for visiting my country which very few know anything about. Welcome to Mauritania ❤
❤👍
I am super awed at such amazing skill to navigate through unmarked desert. I will be glad to know. I celebrate all mauritaniens
Only youtuber with a sense of when to film and when not to film.😍
Much thanks to Ahmed, the Gendarmerie and the Mayor of the next town for helping to save "our" Noraly. We will never forget you generous men.
I hope they can read your vlog to see how much people here appreciate them for helping! Also, is it possible for you to send Ahmed some $$ for all that driving and time?
♥️♥️love for Ahmed form india and you make this world is so special place to live !!!
Yes we do, thank you very much
Mauritanians.. they are just simply great people.. beautiful heart.. going extra length to help those in needs..
WOW Ahmed you are a GIANT of a man! Thank you for your kindness (Greetings from Australia 😊)
Ahmed, your help to Itchy Boots in the desert is a shining example of Arab and Muslim hospitality. You are a role model for us all.
ohhh please ;its called humanity or human nature😂
They were kind enough not to crush her pelvis
They aren't not Arab but Berber... Amazigh...
Ahmed took a different route in order to accomodate the bike. Legend.
What a wonderful group of people to help. Especially the man that drove 4hours to help. Incredible.
These are the teachings of our Islamic religion to honor the guest
Report "GM" that not a good thing to say .. toxicity and negativity are not welcomed in this community
@@2malachi what do you mean
@@2malachi God has no festivals. Are you drunk? Even the children of Israel had the duty of Fasting.
@@E.R.D_M Let him be negative, its his own problem. No crime was committed.
Love and respect to the people of Mauritania!! Thank you for taking care of our Itchy Boots!! ❤🙏
These shows should be on television. They are educational, thrilling, interesting, well made, engrossing and you are amazing.
Don't let the Tv people interfere with Itchy Boots it's to good for Tv they will spoil it as the do with most things.
A huge big thank you to Ahmed for going out of his way to assist our Noraly. You're our hero.
man came 6hrs away and she didn't even give him gas money bru
@@screamskilos3951do you think she would tell us ? She is humble and very kind ?
@@screamskilos3951 In past vids she always offers -- and us viewers could also donate to Ahmed's petrol fund
@Screams+Kilos were you there? How do you know for sure? I believe Noraly did. She edits the videos and would not add that in. You sound a bit cynical as a person, maybe? There are good people everywhere you know. Noraly's videos prove that to us time and again.
@@Adri-oj3yt Yep. Agree. She offers all the time even for the smallest meal offering.
Prior to Noraly's trip, I had no knowledge of Mauritania. However, I was deeply moved by the warmth and sincerity of its people, as well as their dedication to helping others. I would like to extend my greetings from Iran to the people of Mauritania and wish them all the best.
I have heard great things about Iranian hospitality to strangers! Greetings from the UK.
Beautifully said!!!
It's a failed state...the people may be nice individually, but it's very dangerous
It's been that way, in every country including the USA she has visited. She avoids the urban areas, rides the back road where people in small towns and in the county always show her great great hospitality expecting nothing in return.
@@fixento good point. I guess mostly citis are filled with greed and grief. The more remote you go, more nicer people you see.
The kindness and hospitality of these locals is amazing.
The whole world could learn from all these great folks you come across on your travels
TIP: you are most likely right about getting it out of the gear. Next time, sit on the bike, try to "push" it back and forth while pressing the gear lever to go neutral. Sometimes, if there is tension on the gearbox, it doesn't come out of the gear until you release the tension.
I thought the same. But do this in the sand...
There's a lesson here. No matter where you go in the world, there are good people who are willing to help their fellow man. Of course, there are horrible people who will do you harm but generally, people are good throughout the world. Norally is brave and her friendly and polite demeanor helps her wherever she goes, regardless of the situation.
You should realize that bad people are few
God Bless Ahmed, if hi was help or not , at lest hi was there for you, hi is is a righteous man to offer his help to a lonely women in his land !
If you want to suffer, enter Mauritania through the Moroccan border, and you will know the meaning of the suffering you will suffer in Mauritania... I do not speak out of thin air because I visited Mauritania through the Guerguerat border, I have gone through terrible things in Mauritania, and also many people go to Mauritania. People here see you in dollars or euros
Charles , I couldn`t have said it better myself. The other thing I noticed was how when she made it to the next village, the children just flock to her like a celebrity. This is not the first time I have seen this on her travels.
@@RankData10 تألم في صمت قلبك مريض 🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷❤️
Ahmed is a man that we Australian’s would call a “dead set legend” . Not all hero’s have capes, they drive Toyota’s🇦🇺🤙🏼
Great job getting going again! If this happens again, some things to try/check:
For the bike being stuck in gear, instead of trying to rock the bike in deep sand (impossible, as you know), just tip the bike onto the right-hand side so you can turn the rear wheel with one hand while working the gear lever with the other. The transmission isn't actually jammed in gear, but actually blocked at a false neutral and unable to shift into 2nd due to the drive dogs not being lined up. Putting light pressure on the gear lever while turning the rear wheel will allow you to drift the transmission through the false neutral until the dogs for 2nd line up, at which point you can complete the shift.
For the no-start issue, it is almost certainly the microswitch in the clutch lever, either becoming disconnected or getting jammed up with debris. If you trust yourself not to start the bike while in gear, just bypass it. At the very least, you can familiarize yourself with how to bypass it so that you can perform the operation trailside when needed.
All in all you handled this situation great!
probably the best comment here... i think also.. don't panic ... the cold light of day helps you think it through with a slightly clearer head.
Good to know. I have to save comments like yours for if I ever get the same issue.
One of the things that I've learned over the years watching Noraly is just how nice people are all over the world.
Its crazy how the media can really brainwash and manipulate peoples perceptions of people of nations. Noraly's videos is would open a lot of peoples minds that only see what the media shows
Only Govt, Big Pharma, and dirty Billionaires are nasty selfish people - most are fantastic.
100% agree. There are a lot of great people out there!
No matter what country you’re visiting, the locals always go a step above to help. Gives me hope for humanity! March on Noraly.
This was not my experience with the American locals unfortunately when I visited the USA. Got robbed in broad daylight and received no help whatsoever. I will never visit that place again.
try that in america lol
@@isawayto dont visit the us for the people, its very geographically diverse
Humanity is Always, we are Just manipulated for the sake of the upper class not to loose control. And I believe that noone stands above nature, noone.
@@mtang2595 You would learn from last years videos from the USA. Lots of helpfull people.
It never ceases to amaze me that even in times of distress not only that you keep your cool but you manage to get a whole town involved in helping you plus a man that you met for just a short time to drive for over 5 hours to come and give you a hand. That is a testament of the kind of person you are and the respect and kindness you show to others. And kudos to the people of the town and the gentleman who helped you for being so willing to help a stranger.
It is her warm personality, her beauty doesn't hurt either.
Thats easy… White single girl in the Desert.
@@jonam7589 No it's not that my friend
Muslims are obligated to do so.
I don't understand why you guys think that it's something weird to do
@@dudeleboski2692 Aren’t you a gentleman. 🙄
@@dudeleboski2692 “ White single girl in the Desert ! Really ? If that’s in their mind, they would have used her and burry under the sand and no one would ever know right ? So why they don’t do it because they have the complete knowledge about Almighty is watching all of their actions. And they are obliged to help someone in need,rather than fantasizing about flesh and bones 🙏🏻
Another angel riding on your shoulder Noraly, this time in the form of Ahmed of Mauritania. What a wonderful example of human kindness and generosity of spirit. So inspiring. Thank you Noraly and Ahmed!
what an experience. Mauritanian people are so reliable, friendly, and helpful.
Noraly is also highly thoughtful and ethical. After her bike started, she could have taken off or gotten the ride to the next town by the mayor. But Ahmed drove 6 hours to help, and she respectfully waited for him.
There are 1,630,000 of us breathing a sigh of relief! Ahmed, you and the Mauritanian people that helped Noraly are forever in our debt. Thank you! Safe travels Itchy Boots!!!!
Agree
Definitely, yes!
Echo that.
And you spread happiness during your journey and that happiness comes back to you in the form of these lovely people.❤
It goes to show that the world is full of friendly, hospitable, kind people for the most part. You are an inspiration to all. Love your channel. Stay safe.
I nearly had tears in my eyes! This episode showed so much about humanity, kindness and friendship. It's a lighthouse in these dark times! Bedankt, Noraly!
perfectly put Uwe - she's 'a lighthouse'!
I’ve been learning through this channel just how incredibly kind people are all over the world 🌍. Itchy Boots you’re a legend for showing the peoples true hospitality anywhere you travel. 👍🏼
People are great the world over, it's the self appointed 'leaders' that are always the problem.
Moral of the story - it's better to break down in the desert than in some sections of LA
Every video of Noraly that I watch, I just marvel at this woman: her generosity, beauty and the amazing world she shows us. Always a pleasure.
That guy spending many hours on helping a stranger is remarkable. What a legend.
FOR NEXT TIME: No use to push/rock the bike back and forth in sand this deep (as you already mentioned Noraly). Instead, lay it on its right side, spin the rear wheel with your hand and find that neutral.
But what an adventure that was, eh? :)
That's what I was going to suggest. I've seen people "push start" motorcycles that way as well.
It's a shame that the manufacturers, on a bike that is intended for adventure riding, no longer put kick starters on them. A kick starter may be a literal life saver.
@@tpelle2 Not many people actually use adventure bikes for adventure, removing saves weight and things like side-stand and "in gear" switches are there to protect the stupid and the inevitable litigation when stupid decides to turn left or not confirm neutral/disengage the clutch on start up. Not disagreeing for Noraly's use case though.
I'm not a fan of laying a bike over on purpose, seems like one problem leads to another.
Often times just grabbing the rear wheel and tugging in both directions is enough.
More leverage than pushing the whole bike.
Or putting the side stand down and leaning the bike out of the hole while tugging the rear wheel.
If the side stand sinks in, lay something under it, take your boot off if nothing else.
I didn't notice if she tried pulling in the clutch to start.
That, at least, used to be an option to start while in gear.
What wonderful Ambassadors for Mauritania. Thanks you for helping Itchy Boots...
So impressive how calm and collected you stay in circumstances like this.
Ahmed, another legend in your life! Again you show us how good people can be!
*Ahmed if you are reading this. Thank you so much for traveling such a long way to come and help our Ms Noraly.... plus even escorting her thru the desert area... You are a very good man. Ms Noraly, bikes have two sensors... Clutch lever & sidestand & with the crash you most likely knocked one of them off centre.. and with the pushing and shoving from you or the helpers, it probably got pushed back into the right position again. But at the end of the day Miss Alaska is up and running again. Continue to ride safe.*
Kick the tyres - that might work. My KLR stopped in the middle of nowhere in outback Australia. I had a suspicion ... the battery connection had shaken loose with 1,200ks of offroad. So I was grateful it was an easy fix.
@@Flipsidenews I had a battery connection loosen too while travelling. Spent hours pulling the thing apart until I found the obvious. I didn't kick the tyres on this occasion, just myself 😕
@@d.Cog420 classic reply. yep
@@Boris_779 No... Born South Africa, lived in UK, USA, now resident of Australia (used to be used in africa)
Wow! What beautiful a county! The scenery and the people make it so. Thank you for sharing your adventure and a glimpse of the good side of humanity. So refreshing.
Wow, Ahmed and the others who helped you are just lovely people. I wish they were my neighbors.
The kindness of people in places all over the world is mind blowing. We rarely hear of the good in the world since the media thrives on the bad. It’s people like you and a few others that brings the good into our homes. Thank you for showing the kindness of the world. Safe travels
David, your comment cannot be repeated enough. Thank you for saying this!
don't trust the media. go and see it for yourself :)
David you took words write out of my mouth. I absolutely agree.
So we'll spoken ~ ❤
A moroccan who lives in the United States is so proud of our Mauritanian neighbors!!!
The Mauritanians are original Moroccan its France that break Morocco in parts. They ruined our country and our Brothers
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Allah does not have children. You are wrong . Jezus is a prohet of God just as Moses and David and Mohammed peace be on them
Merci vraiment pour votre commentaire nous aussi somme fier d’être voisin d'un peuple aussi célébré aussi accueillant d'une civilisation merveilleuse que nous partageons la même religion ,
salut à vous depuis la Mauritanie
We are Brother’s not neighbours 🇲🇷🇲🇦❤️
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ how's that going so far?
i love Mauritanie people are in my heart forever!!!!
Glad to see your wonderful adventure in Mauritania. and I hope that this will boost the tourism sector in Mauritania
First, you must be brave enough to take on this sort of Adventure on your own. And second, I am just in awe of the good in humans you show through these videos. This trip has been nothing short of spectacular, not only for the adventures and fantastic landscape but also for highlighting the good side of humanity. Kudos to you, Noraly, for bringing this to us.
One of the most amazing episodes so far. Even in a situation like this - in the middle of nowhere in the desert - Noraly keeps calm and always finds a solution. Big respect! Also incredible that everybody tries to help when someone has a problem. They look after it as if it was their problem. The people of Mauritania are amazing.
Incredible hospitality... Need more people like you. 😎🇬🇧👍
There are lot many good people on this earth. Thank you Ahmed for your commitment for good. It recognises that it is always good deeds make great.
Ahmed's kindness has left me in tears. I started watching your channel for the adventure. Seeing the beauty in people fills my heart. 💗
I agree 100 percent!
This is awesome! The people, the help along the way! I'm praying you continue to get divine provisions, protection in your travels!
You certainly have met some remarkable people along your journeys. Always inspired by your attitude and spirit. I look forward to being able to sit and watch your videos whenever I get the chance.
The overriding impression I get when watching your videos Noraly whether in South America, Central, North America and now Africa is that there are a lot of good and kind people in the world. With all the bad news in the world it is great to see this. Thank you for sharing!
The people of Mauritania are fabulous and friendly and so willing to go that extra mile to help you in the middle of the desert. The world is filled with so many good people. A very nail biting episode 😬
What sweet people you encountered, and you are also so kind and polite that I’m sure they enjoyed helping you. Love your vids, and the desert is beautiful. Reminds me of Mars. Really fun to see your treks.
God bless you Ahmed! Catching up on Noraly's travels from Nairobi, Kenya. This was an absolute joy to watch
these moments show us that most of us have a totally wrong image of other civilisations! ❤ Ahmad, you're a hero!
Good observation, so please do not trust media that show other like bad people .
I think you are confusing Mauritania with Afghanistan.
What an amazing episode. The kindness of strangers and Noraly's cool temperament should never be underestimated.
Thank you so much for your honest portrayal of your anxiety during this training. As a newer rider I face this obstacle(anxiety) a lot and seeing you work through it helps a ton! Always inspiring Amanda thank w!
Every time I watch another of your vids I think it can’t get more amaze and it does! Your a Buddha on a bike such patience and steadfastness. Great lessons for every day life. Thanks you inspire me. 🙏
That was an awesome episode noraly. To find out that the bike just needed to be moved...which obviously you couldn't do on your own, deep sand etc, the relief on your face was apparent. And then for a guy that you'd only just met, saved his number, asked if he could help you and then he drives 4+hrs to potentially rescue you is one of the kindest acts iv ever seen.....What an adventure..
Big thanks from Morocco to the Mauritanian gentlemen who helped you .. wish you a safe journey and keep it up
Gorgeous!!!!Big respect!!!👍✌️🤙🙏🙋✌️
So independent you are. I love your adventures and how you bring all your videos together.
I feel like I'm there with you. And all your videos are so learning. I hope the best to you in all your adventures.
Having just worked in Mauritania for the last 6 months on and off, I have nothing but praise for all who I meet.
What you experienced brings my faith back in humanity. Safe travels
Thank You Very Much For Sharing 👍 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Your definitely the ambassador for all of us, so amazing
You are opening eyes and minds. So many places you’ve been that we’ve been told are dangerous, because of the environment or the “people”, yet everywhere you’ve been have encountered wonderful, caring people. Thank You! 🙏🏼
Wow, Noraly - you are constantly surrounded by incredibly protective angels. Your journey restores one's faith in the kindness and generosity of humanity. 💜 Thank you Ahmed and everyone who helped you.
What a privilege to ride those beautiful expansive Sahara dunes, especially with a lighter bike! Looked absolutely magical.
Exactly what I thought... I don't know if I would do the same being a woman...
Agreed! I think she is one BLESSED young Lady.😇
My goodness that is the truth. I was in the Marine Corps for 20 years and I am too scared to ride around the globe on a bike. Good for her!!!
She seems to be surrounded by Muslim angels. 😇😇😇
@@Agent_Starling Thank you for you service to our GREAT nation. I was named after a Marine who was KIA on the Bataan Peninsula April 1942, and have had the deepest RESPECT for the Marines all my life. 👍
Thank you for sharing your adventures with us 🙏
The kindness of the Mauritania people shines brightly. This gives us hope that kindness can be found anywhere in the world. Thank you Noraly!
A situation that looked like a problem but turned into a serendipitous event illustrating the basic humanity and caring that is expressed by so many around the world. 🇨🇦
I love your braveness, courage and sense of humour. God bless you and guard you in all your adventures and exploring the world.
Lovely people in the desert! Lovely of Ahmed to come help you. A true desert hero and a great ambassador for Mauretania.
Seeing this just restores your faith in humanity, Ahmed travels 6 hours to help a complete stranger that he met once by chance! What a hero and the others were a credit to Mauritania also👍A lot to be said for kick starters but all's well that ends well, glad you got Alaska up and running Noraly👍
Before this season of your channel, I knew nothing about the land and the people of Morocco and Mauritania, just the basic textbook fact that they exist. I have followed your episodes since the beginning of your journey in South America, all the way to the north shore of Alaska. But the people of Morocco and Mauritania have caused me to rejoice. Their basic kindness, goodness, and generosity seems unmatched anywhere else in the world. My heart goes out to them.
Go back to season ! and see how she developed over time. Great journey to follow. I have rewatched from the very beginning for the third time now. You always see things you missed the first time,.
It warms my hart to hear this kind of words. Makes me proud as an maroccan. who is born in the Netherlands.
If you have the opportunity some day. go and see with your own eyes. Bless you Sir
Same here, before this season i didn't know anything about the people of Morocco or Mauritania. Now i know they're some of the best folks on planet earth.
Maybe this is how humanity comes together. Then peace will rule the world and we can love one another.
@@tedwalker1370 step by step. one at the time
thats why it s so important to have a kick start in a bike!
Nice people everywhere...incredible...I admire your courage Noraly...you rock
It warms my heart to know there are so many people in the world willing to lend a hand.
People are wonderful ... it's the puppets in government that screw the world up.
Lots is respect to local people they helped the best 🎉Love from india ♥️
What a lovely human being. You could get stuck in the USA and hundreds would pass you by. Many could take lessons from this man. God bless
Happy to prove you wrong! My small Honda 175cc trail bike with all my gear on it (I was touring on a budget when I was young!) had a puncture on a main road near Sacramento. Within 10 minutes a guy in a pickup stopped, loaded my bike on the back, took me to the nearest Honda dealer (luckily only a few miles) had a new tyre fitted by a helpful guy and was on the road again in less than two hours! Shortly aftwards another pickup flagged me down, offered me somewhere to sleep and I was well looked after. That happened to me loads of times all over the USA. Good people are out there, they'll find you! 🙂
You've been BLESSED! LOL Good for you. I'm glad to hear those people still exist.@@johnmacpherson7598
@@johnmacpherson7598 yeah but I must agree with the original post. if you're in a big city in the US esp in California (San Francisco or LA) hundreds will pass by and won't stop to help you because they don't wanna get involved in someone else's business. Maybe in smaller towns in the US they'd help but not in big ones
Yes quite correct. And its well worth making that clear distinction between rural kindness and urban indifference. @@tomtom8786
Ahmed has just shown the hospitality of a true Muslim.This is precisely how a Muslim behaves or should behave
Oh, God! What a huge relief to see that you got help and don't have to walk a long distance. Thank God you have your guardian angel working full time as much as you.🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏.
Fills ones heart with happiness at all the good people still out there in this world
You are so Brave! and an inspiration!
Nice to see people being so helpful.
Thanks to these good Mauritanian gentlemen for bailing our Noraly from being left alone in the desert. The power of the internet also helped because she already was known worldwide. Her interaction with the people is admirable. Drive safe always Noraly ❤❤🇵🇭🇵🇭
Isn't it amazing that the people you meet on your travels in the countries you visit are friendly, interested in where you are from and where you are going,offer you hospitality no matter how little they have and ask for nothing in return apart from your friendship.
The leaders of the world could learn so much from them. 👌
Some of the best RUclips content I've watched. It highlights the courage, kindness and perserverance of some lovely people. Well done for your adventurous spirit.
The children...🥰 I have four sons so that brought back sweet memories of when they were little and curious. That kind of wide eyed wonder is so beautiful. Thank you Noraly, I'm so happy you are motoring again.❤
In all my travels around the world I found that most people are good people and will go well out of their way to help someone in need. What a lovely guy Ahmad is!
Seriously? In my travels through life I"ve encountered quite the opposite. My twin tried to show a hitchhiker good will and a ride, it earned him being robbed and murdered.
@@peterjones4621 Nah only good people at heart, like genuine Muslims. otherwise the whole world including this lady is Me , Myself and I.
i think you didnt make too much travel at all. @peterjones4621
True, many people in the world are very human and nice filled with Gods love. The problem is politicians and extremists who spread hate, lust and a lot of propaganda. Go anywhere in the world and you will be surprised that what most media is telling us is totally false. Shockingly because of ignorance we just belief!
It never ceases to amaze me that the people on this earth with the least wealth are the most welcoming and kindest, whereas the wealthiest very seldom are. Thank you Noraly for sharing your experiences once again. 😘
Stunning episode, so heartwarming and inspiring!
I rode that route some years ago. The local people are fantastic - really top notch, decent people. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
That guy is a great representative for tourism in Mauritania 🇲🇷
Big thanks to Ahmed, the many hours he had to drive to help you, It is impressive👏 The young boys know about the Dakar Rally, that´s awesome👍
Because the village was once the Dakar rally route..... in the previous episode, noraly told a story