I rode into a dead end canyon in Mexico 🇲🇽 |S6-E86|
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- In this episode I am riding to the small town of Zimapan in Mexico. The beginning of the ride is on tarmac, but as soon as I hit the dirt roads, the fun can begin. These lush and green canyons in Mexico completely blow my mind !!
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One of the things that amazes me is all the work that road builders have done! The mountain roads you traveled on today's trip are mostly blasted out of the sides of the mountains. It's a tremendous amount of work and expense to build roads like these. I have a great deal of respect for road builders around the world, as they make transportation and civilized life possible.
Agree
They probably lived in camps on the side of the mountains and worked all day to move rock and debris. Not easy work.
Always impressed by your drone shots. Great video.
I love the "wheres waldo" ...aka Wheres Itchy shots. A tiny dot on the landscape...so humbling. Girls got guts.
the drone pictures are amazing the best i ever seen.
Can anyone explain me how she recorded the video with the drone
@@cesarumana3910 drone has a “follow me” feature.
Oh I got it now thank you
The drastic geologic uplift in that early mountain scene was amazing.
Приезжай на Кавказ в России находится между двумя морями Чёрным и Каспийским. Ты мне понравилась очень 👍🏻😊 жду тебя в гостях, у нас живут более чем 50 национальностей и очень красивые места горы. Тот каньён что ты показала очень похож на Сулакский Каньён который находится в Дагестане на Кавказе. Приезжай в гости 🌷🌷🌷 у нас даже красивее тебе очень понравиться
I’m surprised she never scared soo brave I always think Mexico really dangerous but through her journey I learned a lot Mexico 🇲🇽 so beautiful
there is a world of difference between thinking and what really is.
Mexico It is not dangerous only some specific places.
Certain Towns that you stay away from, she has inside info. concerning these places but none the less, she is one Brave Woman...
Yes it certainly is breathtaking
Those new tyres are earning their keep already. Fabulous drone shots really bring home the beauty of Mexico. Brilliant.
@MysteriousOklahoma Soy mexicano, concurro faltan carreteras, pero la zona sur que a recorrido ella existen zonas naturales protegidas, para evitar la explotación turística (que arruina su belleza, ahuyenta animales de su zona), la tala ilegal de árboles, y el despojo de territorios a los indígenas para construir hoteles, fábricas o empresas, en esa zonas existe mucho litio y demasiadas empresas extranjeras lo quieren.
In the Mountains of Zimapan in 1801 the element Vanadium was discovered by Andrés Manuel del Río. Zimapan is southern limit of the Huasteca region.
Wooooooow!that's totally correct 29 years before sefstrõm from sweeden only back in 1801 was known as Eythronium in 1803 he showed it to Scientist Alexander Humboldt to expressed his resemblance to chromium (back then México was still known as Nueva España new spain,Humboldt's visit to México lasted for a very busy year,before his departure from port of Veracruz to USA in appreciation el Virrey en turno(viceroy) Iturrigaray gave him the whole map of the vast extent of the territories of the new spain of which he was impressed and delighted(let's consider that humboldt is considered the father of Geography) and whrn Humboldt had arrived and met with the president of the United States Jefferson he was prompt and eager to show him the maps and Jefferson in a bold and genius act that would change history and the United States of America greatness forever"invited to Humboldt to his ranch to relax for a week" mean while leaving his best engineers behind to copy all the maps and information contained in them such as Gold deposits silver and a black substance that came out in pools that was use to clean teeth and keep fire going and was called chapopote now a days called petroleum. *which signited in the USA Goverment A Lust and covet for Mexico's territory and richness* which resulted later on THE LOST OF 55% OF MÉXICO'S TERRITORY TO USA...SAD STORY BUT TRUE....!!!!
Having never been to Mexico, my impressions of the country were those from some of the old cowboy movies I saw as a child. Obviously it is far more diverse than how it's portrayed by Hollywood. Thank you for opening my eyes to Mexico's true beauty!
Noraly, you asked a question: "Is Mexico beautiful or not?". Thanks to you and the great efforts to show us the true nature of the countries you visit, in the case of Mexico my answer is so easy and so simple, "Yes, a big Yes", Mexico is more than beautiful, it's absolutely stunning and I love it absolutely".
The question of the woman was a little disapponting, in fact the woman is crossing very fast the country and losing of visiting magic and amazing places.
“...beautiful or what?”
@@RodrigoSahagun It's a question embraced in appreciation of what she is seeing. In other words she is saying it's very beautiful.
@@RodrigoSahagun You didn’t understand the context of the question which is really saying that Mexico is beautiful.
Yes indeed…Mexico is breathtaking. Noraly can do anything…with that glow around her head! That was a great shot. You must be in heaven with all the rock formations in the mountains. Loved the drone footage and I have to admit…I’ve gotten addicted to epic music since I started following. You do such a good job of finding just the right piece for each situation! Awesome video!
Happiest person in the WORLD.....LOL
Man, nice living the dream !
*NEWSFLASH @**19:18** "Originally land of the Otomi and Quinamí indigenous people, which later received influence from Olmecs and Nahuas, in 1522, after the Conquista, Spanish colonalists founded the city of **_Zimapán._** Augustinian friars built the first church of Zimapán in the XVIII Century and later they built another, which building ended in 1822."*
The drone footage while you're riding is miraculous. I don't know how you do it, but it's awesome. Great dramatic music, too. Very high production quality, as in all your videos. I look forward to all your videos.
I recently discovered these amazing video diaries. I love her courage, her self reliance, her spirit of adventure. She is an inspiration to us couch potatoes.
I’ve become Mr. Potato head.
I love Mexico
I love the food
I love the beautiful they country
I love the people...
Greetings from Indonesia
Oo Indonesia is a beutiful country! Greetings to you!
“ Is Mexico beautiful or what ? “
I’ve spent some time exploring the same mountains and canyons that you went through here . It truly is surprising and beautiful beyond what most people see . And I have to say , you are awesome. More people need your spirit for living life !
Your giggles as you play on these dirt roads and the beautiful places you show us = Priceless! You bring your joy out to us and make us want to hit the roads even more. Love it 🙂
Yes giggles wearing goggles (word play)!
That canyon seemed to stretch on forever once you departed the main roads in. Mexico is very lovely, as I imagined it always was. The flora and fauna alone is worthy of your travels. Rest well my friend.
Amazing episode ... different topographic landscapes , from lush green to cacti and back.... wow !! No wonder Noraly exclaimed that she loved Mexico. Wonderful entertainment... keep riding Noraly , Godspeed dear !!!
Hey Noraly. Your ride along the cliff edges would make me very nervous but as usual you handle it with confidence and style. 👍. This episode shows a side of Mexico that most of us would never see. Beautiful mountain views. Thanks for all your hard work and taking us along with you. Another great episode. Cheers and stay safe. Dan ✌️🏍🇨🇦
I was about ready to see vultures circling as Noraly continued into the canyon. Then her drone reveals a perfectly good sealed road nearby!
The GoPro wide angle lens accentuates the drop off. Even knowing that, it still makes me pause.
But I thoroughly enjoy Noraly's rides along the back roads showing us the beauty of each country. It is the advantage of not taking the highway. Remember Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken".
@@jepomer yes I’m glad it’s the lens making it look like she’s on the edge cus I cringe as she’s bouncing along sometimes one handed pointing.
@@lpjbird - But the slopes are still very steep even discounting the wide angle lens.
Hi, the more I look at other RUclipsrs the more I appreciate your hard work, editing talents and research. You deserve all the accolades and every success. As ever, stay safe.
once you go Itchy Boots you can't go back , every other YT channel looks dull and boring in comparison ✌
Can’t agree more 👍
Wauw this is amazing! The scenery is so gorgeous. Thi dirt ride looks pretty scary, but your riding skills are awesome.
Love the drone shot, shows how beautifull Mexico is. Love it! 😃🥰
My family and I absolutely LOVE, ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS! We've been watching you for nearly 2 years now! You're getting better and better, the editing, the engagement of each of your videos is out of this world. Not sure how you manage to publish 3 videos a week of such a high quality! Thank you so much for taking us with you in your journey via your channel! Saludos amiga 😊🙌😀
She helps me practice my Spanish.
@@martharetallick204 if you want to paractice your spanish I recomend you the vieos of Charly sinewan which is doing the same but based on human relationship.
I just love it, when Norely starts to giggle with excitement at the road ahead, you just know you you are in for a wonderful ride on the pillion.
Noraly doesn't ride a pillion she rides a Honda!
The mountain views with the drone camera were amazing, especially where you could see the contrast between the mountains and the green valleys. Wonderful cinematography. Take care.
wow I didn't know that Mexico was that beautiful. love the mountain roads and the scenery awesome drone footage too..
And this is filmed in the dry season, which has its own beauty. The rains start in June and those mountains will turn lush green, there will be waterfalls dotted here and there. Even more stunning. Honestly, given Mexico’s size, diversity, cultural / historical richness and extensive natural beauty, there could be an entire Itchy Boots season just on Mexico.
Mexico is stunning think you’ve opened the door for motorcyclists to go and tour love it
There is so much to see on this earth. It blows my mind at how many amazingly beautiful places there are out there that we have never seen before. Thanks Noraly
Maybe she gets to ride some of the famous mountain passes near telluride, Colorado
@@N-Lee Thats all well known around the world and I think not of Noralys interest. She is looking for the unknown bits and pieces with dirt roads in between.
@@volkhardhenschel1863 One thing you can count on about youtube, there's always an asshole critic like you who comes along and makes an asshole comment. Noraly has never seen those places I mentioned. You don't know what she wants to see. She travels on Major highways as well as dirt roads. And I just mentioned them in passing as places of interest. I can do that. And those places I mentioned are common everyday places to us Americans. But she might want to go there.
@@ferkuzuel Those areas are Literally and Figuratively - Breathtaking.
These are the landscapes I've always wanted to see in Mexico. Those canyons are a motorcycle dream!
That Honda 300L Rally - "Alaska", really seems to be the perfect choice for the traveling. That was a fun and spectacular ride for today! Thanks once again for bringing us along :)
I do Feel Sorry for that Bike Sometimes as Noraly puts it through Hell much of the Time but like a Timex, it takes a Licking and Keeps On Ticking...
I discovered your youtube channel about a year ago. my grandpa and I have watched all your videos together. I will always remember enjoying your videos with him. You are making a great documentary of various countries landscapes, that one would never see or know otherwise. Currently we are having fun following you North to the USA , and are speculating which route you will take to Alaska. come on alaska!😄
I stopped this @ 11:07 to comment on that sweet child. Ask any child anywhere their age and they will answer by holding up their fingers! Too adorable 😄❤️🖐
The colorful mountains and valleys are much more enjoyable, in many ways, when they're not covered in lava. Your spectacular drone shots, well orchastrated with accompanying music, take me to Mexico as if watching a dream with my eyes wide open. Thanks for sharing your refined skills ... it is truely a pleasure!
Ya it's a dream until it becomes a nightmare. She is in a country that is controlled by violet drug cartels. And human life is worthless. Never go to Mexico for any reason. Buyer beware.
Thank You Noraly for the positive emotions of your interactions with people and rides. I watch these vids and then throw my kit on my bike and ride! Every stop is an interesting conversation! Be prepared to visit!!
When you treat other people with respect it makes all the difference in life. I have great interactions all the time with others. I have met people from all over the world and the same has happened to me.
The images the media portrays has nothing to do with how real people interact. I encourage everyone to live life and be grateful for every minute we have on this planet!
Life is short !
Be Grateful!!!
Stunning scenery, I'm very happy to be be here in front of my laptop instead of on the back of your bike. In NZ we still have a lot of gravel roads, and I always show them a lot of respect. Maybe I'm just too old. I hope those new tyres perform how they should. What was I worried about. Thanks Noraly, take care.
One lone Dutch girl with a dirt bike and camera has done more to brake down stereotypes and misconceptions of the land and people of Latin America than anything l have ever learned or come across. Thank you for a totally different perspective.
To be fair, she avoids showing anything bad. I've been all over Mexico and South America and, believe me, there are lots of people and places that'll never make it into an Itchy Boots video. That said, Mexico is my favorite foreign country! The people and the land, food, music, etc. are generally awesome.
@@charliedillon1400 reality isn't a big seller 😄
@@charliedillon1400 Take your point, in her trip of course she is going to avoid areas that might be dangerous to her well being, if this is what you mean by bad. My take away is that l’m seeing the average people of the countries she travels in, not the criminal nor the wealthy elements. l know Latin America has a lot of poverty and crime but l have been impressed with spirit and vitality of the people we see in her videos.
Tiene razón, con el tema de los estereotipos, por ejemplo, E.U (no generalizando) en cada película norteamericana, pinta a México como un lugar desértico con tonos naranjas, generalizando aún país entero, cuando en realidad existes 5 biomas diferentes.
@@bebopkirby I don't think that is quite what he meant. I live in SE Asia. I call it the land of disparity. You won't see it on travel blogs but going down a rural road you will see huge houses surrounded by even bigger fences. Right next door families living in 12'x9' tin huts with a tin roof over a wood fired cooker. Often a communal (mostly family) toilet which serves as a private space to bathe.
The people aren't bad or criminals just poor.
Stunning scenery and what a super road through that valley. If it were me I would have gone back over it twice just for fun. Excellent video Noraly, thank you.
We have been following you since India. Totally enjoy the channel. As a fellow Nederlander now living in the American Southwest I have a feeling that you are not familiar with the great distances that you still have to cover to reach Alaska.I am thinking Alaska will have to wait until 2023. The first snows will hit the Yukon in late August to early September, and you will still be many miles from Alaska. The Alcan highway is long, wet and cold. Sometimes it is several hundred miles (not kilometers) between places to stay and gas up. Camping in a tent in Alaska Brown Bear Country right before winter when they are trying to fatten up for hibernation can be a very exhilaration experience, it will redefine an adrenaline rush..Right now you should be at the Canadian border, and you still have thousands of miles to go. So...... you may want to revisit your schedule.
We are enjoying your dining out experiences. One miss that I noticed was not taking advantage of the cuisine of Oaxaca, considered one of the epicurean marvels of the Western World. Oaxaca a world heritage site, is famous for Mole, and of course chocolate. While the Dutch are great chocolate makers it was invented in the State of Oaxaca thousands of years ago, so they have had a few more years of practice to refine the art.
Love your interaction with the locals and your video quality is second to none, not to mention your determination. They don"t call us Dutch stubborn for nothing.
Thanks Noraly for beeing so positive. You keep my Spirit up anytime i watch you. God bless you.
Itchy Boots: " Hey, is Mexico beautiful or what! ". YES!!! Definitely yes 👏 And man, at the start of the video the transition from the fog and smoke desaturated look to.. wow that's colorful 👀And oh man, Mexico got stones, big ones.. I mean mountains, tall mountains 😆 lots of them, and the view is unbelievable, what an EPIC ride through the mountain, what a joy to see and very well complimented with superb action movie style music.. so much so that I was expecting a James Bond villain to sneak up on you at every corner😄
Great coomment
México es hermoso 🇲🇽🤩🌵I can’t wait to visit Mexico one day and ride my bike there
The whole Mexico is beautiful but the north is amazing and brathtaking.
Wow, you're killing it with your epic montages! The sequence where you're climbing the mountain with the dramatic violin music and the drone footage is giving me actual goosebumps!
Hello! I'm from Brazil, and I've been following your adventure since entering Central America.. I think you are very high spirits and brave to face the fears and adversities of the journey!! I'm still here far away living your adventure!!. A hug from a Gaucho who lives in Rio Grande Do Sul on the border with Uruguay!!! Sorry for the mistakes but I'm using ttranslector!!
What a great way to start my day watching another episode. Always looking forward to every video you post. Adventure, excitement, beauty, well orchestrated every time.
I love How You Exult in "Dirt Road Dream Rides" Noraly! It is Amazing, Your Drone Shots, Your Exuberance, and The Fantastic Camera Work! You are One of a Kind, Young Lady! Thanks So Very Much for Bringing This Old Salt along!
Carlos Freire - Brasil - Que lugares maravilhosos. Viva o México!
Muito obrigado. Viva Brazil !!
I love your positive optimism Noraly. If I was riding these routes my mind would be full of "What Ifs". You're a true explorer showing us the world with people rather than a world dominated by people.
As a Filipino, Mexico is like our big brother not just in culture and people but even in landscape and vistas somewhat the same but cooler
yes, southern Mexico has some common things with filipinas, my city, Acapulco, we even drink "tuba" a drink from filipinas, we have "mango manila" trees, etc etc
it´s cause from this citie "galeón de manila" use to sail to Filipinas every year.
Saludos!!!
As a Mexican, I consider Filipinos as brothers. We have many things in common.
I'm mexican and your country is beautiful but nothing to do with Mexico, your country is very tropical and Mexico has many weathers even the snow in the north and yes thare are links regarding the people but only the mexicans and filipinos descendants of the spaniards.
Thank you for taking us along for the ride and showing us how beautiful the world is, my Mexican friends told me Mexico was a beautiful my perception of Mexico was from old western movie's and the border towns I had been to,Mexico is as beautiful as the people are good.
Visit México soon my friend. We receive more than 32 million tourists last year. Discover is not a yellow filter on movies, but a place full of colors.
You do so much to showcase the countries you visit, and your love of the off-the-beaten-track rides take us all to beautiful places that are often missed by the more touristy media. This video is no different. Such beautiful countryside.
The smaller towns with the cobblestone streets and very unique architectural features are beautiful. You made the ride through the mountains and canyon look easy as you rode at a seemingly fast pace! The dirt road in the canyon recalled my memories of the old western TV shows where the bandits were chased by the Marshall’s Possy and finally caught as they entered a dead end ravine! Lol… No road block this time! Your laughs and giggles are so delightful as you navigate the rocks and ruts. Fortunately you discovered a very nice town to stay a couple of nights in. Can’t wait to see what’s close by that you will share with us! Ride safe Noraly!
Noraly you have mastered the art of living from moment to moment,which is the best way to live life according to many wise people.And Mexico is so much more than the yellow green filter that Hollywood movies always try to portrait it through…..its a stunning country with mesmerizing landscapes.
Noraly reminds me of a kid in a candy store when she gets into the mountains and dirt roads. She gets so excited. lol Love her videos.🌹
I remember when I was young and my parents would take us on a car travel from America to Mexico, and I always enjoyed the mountains. It felt so amazing.
Noraly you inspired a few of us old folks back in South Africa to do the Sani Pass. All I can say is we did it on our GS1200’s. We had a few falls, none the less we can tick the bucket list box as we did it. Thank you for sharing your amazing adventures with all of us. Safe travels. You honestly have true grit.
What a scenery. Thanks Itchy for taking us to these wonderful places. Best wishes from South Africa.
Stunning scenery. Another first class episode
What a fantastic drive through beautiful scenery. Absolutely brilliant editing of footage through valley, canyon and gorge. Enjoyed every km together with you dear Itchy Boots! ♥️
I love how excited you get when you see a rough piece of road coming up. You are definitely not a tar road person. 😁 Stunning as always.
Magnifico ! Prachtige berglanschappen met uitzicht op ongelooflijke canyons ! Lederen houdt van jouw enthousiasme , Noraly ! Je doet een geweldige advertentie voor dit deel van Mexico ! Bravo en dankjewel !
I just never imagined Mexico to be so mountainous… WOW! Very Beautiful!
most of the country is.. we dont have huge sierras like south american andes , ours are more amogn 1000 and 2000 meteres altitude, but many pine-oak.liquidambar forests, canyons, tropical jungless, deserts mixed
@@shiroumxm2052 Had to look up Liquidambar. In Arkansas we'd call it a gum tree. (Or if me as a child, a "gum ball" tree)
@@TravisTerrell yes some people chew that thing the gum
Praying for your safety always Noraly.
Great stuff … I wouldn’t have dreamt that Mexico would have such incredible scenery. Crackerjack episode, God bless your Itchy Boots, Noraly 👍🏽
14:45, that's some good stuff, mountains on both sides. Very picturesque.
enjoying a rough terrain and a very rough ride, you are simply superb. Awe-inspiring mountains of Mexico.
Wow! Fantastic video Norally! That area, the road in the middle of the mountains is incredible beautiful! The views from the drone are impressive!
What a ride !!! I enjoy every minuut of your video !!
Bienvenida a México , muchos te seguimos en tu viaje y nos emocionamos contigo ,en tu aventura
Mexico is beautiful, very beautiful with it’s valley’s, mountains, scenic 😎🥾🏍🇲🇽
Are you from Mexico?
@@alvarezcarson8979 no but my roots extend to Mexico
And I watch Noraly riding along over all that loose stuff, through mountain gorges and over rivers, and I think to myself "what a wonderful world" ... just could not resist. In all honesty, all the city imagery with all those people hustling and bustling about - sure minding their own business - triggers me quite badly, but then there's this. Landscape scenery, pure escapism for that solitary soul of mine. Love it. :)
Mexico is beautiful 😍 thank you for sharing this. Be safe Noraly.🤘
That Cactus where you stopped, define the beauty of the scenic mountains
Que lugares increíble!! Bellísimo México ¡! Tremendo camino !!!
Three times each week the insanity of the world stops…..”Good morning internet “ 😁
Mir fehlen die Worte das ist selten, danke für dieses Video.
Noraly is doing just a magnificent job on her video production ! Her mastery of the drone has added100% to her interesting stories had they been by the Hero cam alone. The aerial shots of the bike ride , emphasizing just how far and how relatively slowly Noraly is moving in each episode....so cool.
Amazing how you edited the shots from both cameras and the drone so casually, so professionally 👍😀👍
I'm surprised that more of your off-road explorations don't result in dead-end roads! You sure find some surprising and challenging routes!
They do but she seldom reveals that. Today's episode had one and I wonder if it was the only one?
Amazing switchbacks in the Mountains!! So fun to see beautiful Mexico!!
Noraly, when you’re sitting with you’re grand daughter’s and telling them stories of your travels when you were a young lady I’ll be long gone. However, I hope I can come, sit and listen with the kids. What a truly lovely person you are dear young lady.
that's pretty much how i imagined Mexico - canyons, cactus, scrub vegetation. and blazing hot sun....but of course the country is so much more diverse.. like your vids have shown
Yes the imagined Mexico of your mind was created for ignorant and racist people that command the world exactly those ones who stole the another half of Mexico.
Hello Noraly , more exciting adventure in Mexico 🇲🇽. Take care and have fun in driving . From the Land of Smile 😃
Increíbles los paisajes de nuestro México 🇲🇽👏
What a wonderful sight it was….the road made me anxious near the cliffs….
It looks like you have much more confidence on dirt roads with those new tires.
Stunning Geography. Thanks for a view I've never seen of Mexico.
Those views were breath takingly beautiful.
Your spirit is infectious. What a beautiful spirit.
I've traveled all Mexico.. its my country of birth.. been to countless countries around world and lived in some with Amsterdam being I stayed the longest. On that note, gotta say, I never would have imagined there's so much more to see in my country of birth. Seeing the beautiful rural areas and villages get to thinking on buying another motorcycle and parking the Lambo which is more of a recreational vehicle. My only reason not having a motorcycle is due to having had a bad tumble in my youth. I came across your youtube channel by accident to which I'm glad I did as im hooked viewing your adventures.. way to go..
Hola Hector, I am sorry that you missed many places in Mexico. It's a beautiful country with friendly people and great foods! Too bad that the Lambo won't make it on those dirt roads! Maybe it's time to upgrade to the Urus! I am actually almost ready to leave (on my motorcycle) for Panama in a week or so then I will cross to South America on my 4th trip to Argentina. Nos vemos!
@@patrickcooper9641 have a great trip and many blessings to you and all travelers. Got my africa twin a couple months ago. Can’t wait to leave soon. Greetings and respect to all from Durango Mexico 🇲🇽
@@patrickcooper9641, it's Time to do as you you do.. I'm retired, sold the business.. limbo sits most of the time which is A okay. Always wanted one along side my other classics. Waiting on my 64 impala SS shipped back from Switzerland converted to full electric using tesla motors. Don't think I'll buy off road motor bike but will do a Toyota off road vehicle to begin traveling south. Motor bike would be hard on this old geezer
@@hectorraigosa7149 Hello Hector, I would be very interested to see the electric Impala converted in Switzerland! I am an old geezer also. I have been working on my 68 Road runner for years now and she should be on the road when I return state side. I am in the process of building a new Iveco truck for full off road! See you on the road! Cheers
@@Asdfghjkl1234 Thank you. Safe travel to you. I got a T7 all ready to go.
Yessss!! Beautiful bike roads and mountains on this run.
Thanks Noraly you’re awesome 👍🏻😎🏍️🇺🇸
Yet another day with beautiful scenery, loved the canyon roads.
The landscape looks so much like southeastern Arizona! It certainly is a wonderful world!
Agreed. I do hope that she comes through here.
@@martharetallick204 are you a fellow
Arizonan?
@@meon3wheels Yes. I am in Tucson.
@@martharetallick204 Cool! Wouldn't it be awesome to meet Noraly? She's my hero!
@@meon3wheels I've been hoping she'd come here to get the bike serviced at Musselman Honda.
Hola Noraly te esperamos en Río Verde San Luis Potosí 🇲🇽 saludos exploradora❤🤠🏍
... and play Norteño Music from *Los Luzeros de Rioverde *. Greetings from Germany.
I started the season late, so I’m just now getting to this episode. If one had shown me the vistas in the last few episodes of the Mexican mountains, I would have *never* guessed where Noraly is (was). Simply stunning.
It is great to watch how much Noraly driving skills is improving! Especially today's road was on the button and she was enjoying it you can tell. Such a cool day of riding. It was like I was riding it! Thnx for sharing! Great video!
Noraly: ya que andas por ese rumbo, tal vez te resulte interesante ir a la sierra gorda de Querétaro, Xilitla, Tamasopo (la Huasteca potosina, ahí, en Las Pozas, está el Jardín Surrealista de Edward James -es algo que tienes que ver del mundo-), Guanajuato, Zacatecas (acá vivo y te ofrezco hospedaje gratuito), Mazatlán (por la sierra de Durango) y de ahí a la Baja California en Ferry (la Baja California sur y norte te super encantarán). El caso es que, si cruzas México, en una ruta sin ramificaciones, pierdes la oportunidad de conocer gran parte del país y paisajes muy interesantes. Un gran saludo.
Coincido contigo. Mejor subir al norte por la baja que atravesar Sonora, ahorita el calor ahí es peligroso y rodar por ahí será un martirio.
@@lagarcuije Y el paisaje montañoso está espectacular y hay muchas carreteras escénicas con vista al mar...
Lo malo son los putos carteles que joden en plena carreteras y asaltan, México es bonito pero los carteles se cagan en lo bonito de mexico
Amazing, there is a whole lot of history and landmarks in Hidalgo and that region of Mexico. Great food too. The coast of Mexico is absolutely breathtaking too. You are an amazing explorer, my daughter wants to learn how to ride because of your channel. Thank you for sharing your passion for exploring and traveling with us.
Hi Noraly, I got a lot of Beautiful Pictures of your ride. Mexico is Beautiful. I was born and raised in Texas and have been to Mexico many Times. But I never went that far in. I had no idea it was so Pretty. Your Riding Skills constantly amaze me. You are Incredible. I am also really impressed with the Honda ( Alaska ). From the Lava to all the other Terrain, it just keeps on going. Really impressive. I am really enjoying riding along with you. Your Drone shots are Beautiful also. I don’t know what kind of Drone it is, but I like the way it follows you. The Altitude it will Fly at is incredible also. Looking forward to the next Video.👍😁
Norali, thank you for sharing your wonderful and AWESOME riding experience with all of us. My wife and I have now made it a point to visit some of those beautiful little towns that you have ridden through in Mexico. Thank you again!!!
Amazingly beautiful country. Most tourists aren’t going to be taking a motorcycle onto backroads to see what you capture for us lucky followers. 450 pesos a night is pretty cheap accommodation to me. The scenery is awesome for sure. Stay safe Noraly.👍👍🇨🇦
What a fantastic ride, and my, such beautiful terrain! Thanks for getting the drone up. The aerials are stunning!🤙🏼
wow . so much beautiful scenery.
Found, and currently bingeing on your journey. OMG. You are Legend. Your happy demeanor and your willingness to blow past potential trouble seem to work like a charm. I have a Land Cruiser and day dream about off-road adventures, but traveling by bike , it seems, allows soooo much more access and ease of travel!! God Speed. Stay safe and keep going only if it’s right for you.