Me and my 86 year old Mother have been watching you for years. This morning i told her you have a new video out, she got so excited and asked can we watch it now. You put a smile on our face with each new video. Thank you
At the bike-wash: Noraly says, "I went Loum Yabassi." The man asks, "You were there?" She nods. The man turns and calls out to someone, "She did Loum to Yabassi!" He turns back to Noraly and asks, "With this motorbike here?" Noraly says, "Yeah." Good to see her get the respect she so richly deserves!👍
As a Cameroonian who has travelled through this roads on a road trip, these cameras do it no justice, it's far worst than what this camera shows, she's definitely got bones of steel! Keep going! Yes, Cameroonians are nice, that's the only positive to take away!
Why are the back roads so bad? Couldn't the villages along the path fill it with granite given that Cameron has mountains. Hopefully, the main routes are much more better.
Nice - definitely! But also, resilient, resourceful, determined, patient!! and so many other things. As Noraly said to the daily biker - "Respect!" to Camaroonians! I'd love to visit your country some day - so beautiful altogether - but my 'adventure' travel days are over. Now just an 'armchair' voyageur. Merci pour tous!
@@adexdeo13a Be thankful (in whatever country we live) when we have infrastructure and stable government and get to pay taxes to keep it all running! yes?
It looks very challenging. Do what she did on a motorcycle and you will have an even greater appreciation for what she accomplished. It’s always easy watching, & it’s easy to say that looks tough, but doing what she just did takes a lot of skill, experience, wisdom, tenacity & guts. Been there, done that.
I would be on the side of the road crying after everything noraly has endured riding through these treacherous roads with no much food for strength...she's definitely a superhuman
This channel is better than any documentary, and Noraly is such a tough and resilient person, it's fantastic. Thanks for bringing us such compelling content!
Noraly you have no idea the mental anguish you put us your viewers through in the last episode and this one. I am not sure any Hollywood thriller remotely comes close to the stories of your journeys, totally wonderful. An award must be created specially for you, honestly, you are amazingly incredible, much salute to you.
Wow, what an epic journey. You know you did something big when the guy at the carwash yells to all his friends "she rode from Louma to Kribi by herself". You are the toughest, sweetest person on 2 wheels. And, you can tell all the locals really appreciate you and your respect for them and your constant smile. Be Safe!
Lived in Cameroon from '82-'84 and traveled as much in the bush as we could. No internet, TV, satelite, phones, newspapers, etc., so very remote and cut-off from news and info which was a great experience. Cameroonians were extremely friendly and helpful just as was shown in these videos. Always willing to help, answer questions, etc. Never a bad experience. Makes me a bit homesick and brings back good memories.
This says a lot about how „the entertainment ( indoctrination ) industry“ has screwed with humanity! We humans are wired to collaborate and support each other not to compete and cheat. The world is unfortunately run by psychopaths. I’ve been to 46 countries so far and Noraly is an amazing human being showing many people how different our world is from what many are taught.
@@melanielotos6139 Another person that recognizes what is really going on around us, stealing and selling personal info about each other is disgusting canniballistic behavior, aka patriot act, we are all supposed to support protect each other just like you said.
Well done Noraly, a perfect demonstration of how to ride in those difficult conditions. As a former motorcycle "Trials" rider, I can tell that your throttle and clutch control is spot on. It amuses me to read comments saying that she should "Gas" it to get through the mud..! It's obvious that with the deep ruts, and water filled ditches of unknown depth, this would lead to certain disaster. A broken or drowned motorcycle, or worst still a broken Noraly..!
Glad you're back riding in Africa cause your journey in the continent is very interesting to watch, the challenges, the unknown and of course the beautiful scenery the lush mountains of Cameroon, by far your Africa adventure is far way better than the India adventure, IMO that was a boring series
Shout out to the men (at the stuck van) who completely entrenched themselves in waist deep mud to assist you. They were dressed so nice and travelers themselves, it appeared. I can only imagine the situation they had to endure being stuck on the side of the road in mud soaked clothes awaiting help for hours!
Really Honda has to encourage her travel by providing all help including provision of necessary spare parts and travel assistance wherever it is possible.
I don't know what to say - your remarkable determination,stamina, and seemingly inexhaustible enthusiasm on these "roads" , is astonishing. Quite how the locals do it everyday is staggering. ❤
chriskane on Itchy Boots ! What a surprise 😀 ! Hi, dear friend 🙋♂. I`m watching Noraly since many years and I can proudly tell you, I have seen each episode on her channel. Until next time, bye.
Now this is real tourism, getting the local experience and appreciate people's daily struggles in rural Africa, hats off to you Noraly for embracing the challenge
Unbelievable courage of Noraly to drive in such horrible tracks, driving every minute in such muck is scary. How she retains her smile and greets people is a wonder despite all troubles. Kudos Noraly, brave rider.
I love that Noraly is a very ambitious and courageous lady but above all very humble. I liked the way she greets everybody and that part after they pushed her out of the mud pool where the vehicle was stuck and she stopped to thank them. Very heart warming. She is a super woman
Such courage. She's all alone. Shows that if you overthink everything, trying to project all the possible consequences, you'll never do anything. Wow now this road is the hardest thing I have seen you drive!
Unbelievable stamina to make it through a day of slippery mud and deep puddles. I give major props to Honda for making a bike that can keep up with Noraly.
I think you summarized up your trip nicely: warm water, food, dry clean clothes, electricity, the little things to most of us, but not to the whole world.
Until I started watching Noraly's channel, I could have never imagined "roads" in such conditions. From Central and South America to Africa. A daily challenge to ride a few kilometers. Amazing and to be able to narrate, record, edit, produce the story.... outstanding. Thanks, Noraly!
Noraly, I always tense up when you are stopped by a "road block" and surrounded by a group of men. Your safety is paramount for this dad of a daughter your age. Your determination on such a ride as in this episode, is UNBELIEVABLE! In your closing It's the simple things that SHOULD make each of us the happiest. Clean "dry" clothes, running WARM water, ELECTRICITY😲, man Do I have it easy here in Nevada, USA. A very heartfelt, THANK YOU for the ride👍👍. Bob in Nevada
Toughest roads ever, Noraly. I am always amazed how you and Alaska continue to push on, despite the struggles. And for the locals who have to tackle these roads everyday, I take my hat off to them. Hopefully a good long rest for bike and rider is coming soon! Best wishes for better roads and drier conditions in the coming weeks!
YOU ARE EXHUSTED. So am I ...... and I was only watching !!!!! I take my hat off to you Noraly !! You are a seriously tough lady ! Safe travels from New Zealand
I know it’s been said, but I will never ever complain about bad roads. I have no idea how you made it through that day…tenacity, perseverance , no words can describe it. You rock !!!! Great video, Noraly.
I started riding about 60 years ago, before enduro bikes existed. Yeah that is true. We loved riding the trails so when trail and enduro bikes came out we were in heaven. For those that don't ride ai can say that you can't imagine how physically punishing it can be. Bravo to Noraly. That is so much work, Athletic level. All the best my friend. ❤❤❤❤❤
There just are not enough words to describe how incredibly brave you are Noraly. It is your positive attitude that brings you through these adversities. Well done.
As a male, I love and I'm really happy that a female creator is going hard like u. No cringe, no unnecessary comments, no showing your body for visual, just pure quality content. I don't mean women cannot do that but these days, is more rare than ever. Keepup!
very true.when a local says "dont go"pl dont put yourself in danger....it's not worth...i dont want to watch such a vid where you are putting yourslf in danger....pl stay safe.....
You are a strong and brave woman not all can endure this kind of challenging wet roads in the forest alone God bless you with more strength and bravery
Thank goodness for the Cameroonian people 🙏🏼 Their kindness got you through the unkind roads and jungle madness. Glad you and Alakska are getting much needed rest and pampering in Kribi ❤ Well done Noraly and Alaska!
Oh, my god Noraly, what a track you picked for yourself! And after all of that struggling you still have that wonderful smile to greet us as you recap the day. You are a LEGEND, as you say. This truly seems as tough a day as I’ve seen you have for a long time, speaks to the financial difficulties the Cameroonians face. I’m aghast at the response you had part way through exclaiming “PARADISE”. You truly can find the silver lining in any cloud. RESPECT…❤❤❤Rick
The worst part of my day is when you say....with a smile "...so I am gonna end this video". Somehow, I don't want it all to end. It's fascinating, it's inspiring, it's amazing and it's tough. You are a fighter ma'am. One who carries a warm smile and chuckle for everyone they find. You one in a million. Keep them coming. We love you. We love them. . . A LOT!
Respect to all that travels in those conditions everyday. The guy's expression was priceless when you told them where you just came from. Awesome people are always willing to help others.
Well girl. What can I say that hasn’t already been said. You are a true inspiration to all of us lesser mortals. You rise up and face every single challenge that is placed in front of you and come out the other side full of smiles and contagious joyous laughter. You’re one of those rare people whose glass is permanently half full. This stage through Camaroon was ,in my mind at least,the most challenging. You’re triumphant yell when you reached the paved section I had to put my coffee mug down. And you’re appreciation of all of the little luxuries we all take for granted yet still acknowledging that the locals use that route as a daily commute. Even after all this time watching your journey from India through theFar-East then into the Middle East finally back to Europe.you’re humanity still shines through. If ever you fancied a change of scenery,I think you would do well as a motivational speaker.
The roads are definitely difficult. Without the helpful locals along the way, at times, it seems that it would be nearly impossible! You found a great place to stay with all the nice conveniences that we all take for granted! Thanks for sharing another amazing day and great video of your adventures. Ride safe Noraly!
Difficult but paradise summed it up pretty well. Much respect to Noraly, unstoppable, irrepressible, always smiling when the rest of us would be crying and cursing. Please stay safe
Unbelievable!! Your excitement when you started yelling, "I did it, i did it", reminded me of the scene from your movie as you were approaching the Arctic Ocean. Maybe a few less tears of joy this time, but still amazing to witness. You rock sister!!!❤❤
HUGE respect! I, too, would have given up or at the very least, had a few moments of tearful frustration. I guess it “helps” when you know that doesn’t really help and the only option is to keep going. It’s amazing how much your skills and confidence have grown with all the various situations you’ve ridden into and out of. I still remember the time you encountered a torrent of water coming down the mountain and across the road in India during your first season-mountain on one side, steep drop-off on the other and too narrow to turn around. That is what totally hooked me then and continues to keep me on the line!! It’s been years now of daring, growing competence and compelling adventure. There is hardly anything left you cannot do!! Brava! Thanks for taking us along!
I'm 💯% certain that Noraly would NEVER forget this smooth ride in her lifetime. Bravo to a determined rider who conquers all manners of roads. Journey mercies, dear. 🥰🥰🥰
OMG Noraly, you most definitely have the best spirit I have seen in a long time. Always positive, friendly and an inspiration to so many you meet on your journey, us included!
With broken shield and missing miror Alaska got africanized on this road🙂. You are incredible that you did it. The locals are even more incredible that they do it daily on worse bikes without safety equipment. Big respect to all of you.
Amazing how Noraly looks so fresh after such an arduous ride through the muddy jungle roads of Cameroon. I get exhausted just from the adrenaline rush watching Noraly's adventures.
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Seriously, I can't imagine these roads as my local everyday routes. No disrespect at all, just unimaginable to this old guy where I'm from. Tip of the hat to the locals and their kindness for helping out and their advice. Bless you Noraly for being a great world citizen and expecting the best and getting it from most everyone you meet. I find it such an inspiration. Most media only chronicles the bad, yet here you are in the jungle, stuck on a muddy road, and where I come from they'd say in the middle of absolutely nowhere. Yet here you are with muddy Alaska in Cameroon. You are somewhere and the wonderful people of this place show up with kindness, willing hearts, and want to help. I can only deduct that the world is a far greater and a better place than we are often led to believe. Continued safe travels my dear online brave and traveling friend. Blessings!
Thank you Noraly for showing the world what some people have to contend with an a daily bases. I am continually impressed with your skills and perseverance, May the good lord protect you on your journeys.
Norally has a very nice nature in that she will always appreciate and thank all those who helped her out of her challenging situation. But we that are following your adventure are also going through tough time too.
Noraly, you are truly an amazing person. What you are doing, so many people are afraid to do. I've had a similar experience with muddy roads in Africa, but nowhere close to the intensity of yours. One day in Ghana, I was in the car with my sister who was also the driver. She drove 3-minutes in mud. The road was so bad, and at one point, the car was just rolling on its own - my sis had lost control of the wheel. She was screaming in horror, but it was so funny to me because it felt like a rollercoaster. It was around 11am this happened. But after the experience, she told me she was done for the day. The 3-minute muddy experience took all her energy. 😅We went back home and slept for the rest of the day. 😂 I will never forget this day because I laughed so hard, especially when my sister screamed, "That's it, I'm done." But this is what makes Africa so much fun. I just love the raw nature and the crazy experiences.
You are by far the strongest woman on our planet. I absolutely love you and love to see the sheer will that you have❤ thank you for being you my mum would have loved to watch you ❤❤❤❤
Hey itchy this is Tonny from 🇰🇪 kenya your fan 001 hope you will come to east Africa and experience our vast and diverse culture together with our wildlife....for the past 4 years you've always been a motivation to me I ride a Suzuki soon ill be shifting to adventure bike keep updating us and remember EAST AFRICA IS WAITING FOR YOU 🇰🇪 🇸🇴 🇹🇿 🇺🇬 🇸🇸 🇪🇹 🇨🇩 🇷🇼
When going gets tough, Noraly gets going. Everybody can do the easy stuff - this requires a real Dutch profi! Well done, Noraly! Never give in! You and Alaska are perfect team. Cheers Michael
Noraly, I held my breath several times as you fought through the hazard of almost choking Alaska on the unleveled muddy roads of Cameroon! I have nothing, but total admiration for your resolute steadfastness as you share your adventures with us. A big hug to Alaska for not letting you down even through the couple of muddy tosses😻
Noraly you are the No.1 travel RUclipsr in my book. I have watched every one of your videos and they keep getting better and better. You are so well informed about the places you take us to and the people you meet are amazing. Your riding skills are certainly being tested in Cameroon. Amazing does not cover what you are doing.
This video really puts things into perspective and makes me appreciate what we have got like clean clothes, decent roads, meals, electricity, clean water, warm showers and so much more. Hats off to those living in hard conditions and those who travel - lots of love and respect!
Some of us go riding it the mud on the weekends, go home clean up, have a beer & relax. Noraly rides through all kinds of stuff every single day. Then has to find a place to stay, every single day. And she always has a smile while doing it.
Oh good heavens, I was worried for more than three episodes!! I for one will be glad when you have completed the "monsoon" trail as I am totally exhausted! The strange noise emanating from this post is my grunting and groaning. That mud is darn near lethal! Ah, Noraly...you are my hero!😊
So nice you found a place with electricity and warm water for a shower; things we take for granted living in the US and Canada. Your stuggles on that road are simply epic. I'm so happy you were able to survive it.
Lessons lessons lessons - Noraly, you ARE brave. The fortitude that you have to persevere is inspiring. Keep smiling, keep riding and thank you for the lessons that we all get to receive vicariously. I have a chopper here in Mexico and well, the roads are often Enduro worthy. I will never complain because, well, you know - watching you makes it silly to do so! Love the ride!
Noraly bravery is something else, so fearless and determined. Discipline perseverance and hard work is a must to achieve our goals. Kudos to you Noraly.
Noraly im becoming exhausted just watching you! This does not look like a whole lot of fun but somehow our Noraly just keeps plowing through. My admiration cannot be expressed!😊🙏💪👍
Noraly is a warrior,fighting these bad roads. Your channel is better than anything on TV. Respect to the locals ride this road everyday. Awesome people in Cameroon.
This has been my favorite subscription in a long time. I typically follow sailing channels like Delos and Zatara type but becoming a new rider at 58 yrs old I am really loving your adventures. I worry about you being alone but you seem to be alert to where you are. I bought a 1987 Kawasaki Concours, red and reside in Nova Scotia, Canada. I will be picking up some of your merch to take along for my adventures.
Wow!!!!!! If taking “the road less traveled” was a person, it is you!! Hats off! And I like how in the midst of all the mess you stop to take in the view and chat now and then. Cameroonians are indeed nice people!
❤ Congratulations on your achieving 2 million subscribers. I am travelling the world with you starting from Delhi in season 1 episode 1. you are a great soul,, exploring the whole world, I can compare you with only and one David Livingstone, the great Explorer. You have astonishing courage. I am 74 + now. In my early days, I used to ride through the rural areas of Bangladesh with 100cc bike, where even there is no Road. I see your blogs and remember those days. Your courage, hard work n perseverance are really inspiration to your followers. Continue your journeys like this. God bless.
We really get a sense of true African culture and life that is carrying you through Africa, Noraly. That culture of interdependence is the beauty and the salvation of all who live there and of travelers passing through. Even more than the gorgeous scenery, it is that which is so very memorable to me. Thank you, for showing us the reality through your adventures.
Wah since I discovered this channel, I have been so glued and watching it for last three days non-stop. And each segment really has me on the edge, am like oh how will she make it. What a strong and resilient woman I have even seen. Thanks to the locals who always turned up for that hour on great need!
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Me and my 86 year old Mother have been watching you for years. This morning i told her you have a new video out, she got so excited and asked can we watch it now. You put a smile on our face with each new video. Thank you
Your mum sounds really cool 💐
@@hodaka1000 she is.. our family grew up riding in the desert, she rode too. My sister had a hodaka super rat. Thank you for your kind words.
@@chipv.4585
Excellent, give her a kiss on the forehead for me and say g'day from Australia
I miss my mum
@@chipv.4585 oh wow a hodaka! haven't heard that name in ages. was my 2nd bike.
My nine year old and I got this ritual too 🙂
At the bike-wash: Noraly says, "I went Loum Yabassi." The man asks, "You were there?" She nods. The man turns and calls out to someone, "She did Loum to Yabassi!" He turns back to Noraly and asks, "With this motorbike here?" Noraly says, "Yeah." Good to see her get the respect she so richly deserves!👍
It was so funy when dude replied with te camerounian accent :'' avè la moto-ci?'' 😅
I watched that part 5times !
@@chideraadah530 😂😂 Yeah so funny.
Oh my goodness! I had to repeat that part numerous times
@@alfricko 😅😂
As a Cameroonian who has travelled through this roads on a road trip, these cameras do it no justice, it's far worst than what this camera shows, she's definitely got bones of steel! Keep going! Yes, Cameroonians are nice, that's the only positive to take away!
Why are the back roads so bad? Couldn't the villages along the path fill it with granite given that Cameron has mountains. Hopefully, the main routes are much more better.
Thank you for stating that lasliegeorges! The GoPro tends to level terrain. I know its always worse that it looks, even when it looks bad. Peace!
Nice - definitely! But also, resilient, resourceful, determined, patient!! and so many other things. As Noraly said to the daily biker - "Respect!" to Camaroonians! I'd love to visit your country some day - so beautiful altogether - but my 'adventure' travel days are over. Now just an 'armchair' voyageur. Merci pour tous!
@@adexdeo13a Be thankful (in whatever country we live) when we have infrastructure and stable government and get to pay taxes to keep it all running! yes?
@@adexdeo13asay it's corruption
Any off-road motorcycle rider will appreciate how physically demanding this is!
Hats off you Noraly 😊
I'm not sure one needs to be a motorcycle rider to appreciate her journeys, truly incredible.
Am not a rider but do realize how demanding it is on arms and back.
Thank you for your unbeatable struggles through muddy jungles.
mentally as well ... She is mentally strong and always be positive .. not all rider even men can do that ..
It looks very challenging. Do what she did on a motorcycle and you will have an even greater appreciation for what she accomplished. It’s always easy watching, & it’s easy to say that looks tough, but doing what she just did takes a lot of skill, experience, wisdom, tenacity & guts. Been there, done that.
I would be on the side of the road crying after everything noraly has endured riding through these treacherous roads with no much food for strength...she's definitely a superhuman
I would never have gone there in the first place. But this lady is so special nothing scares her. It's in her genes. @@Dipeshgiri7
I was going to say the same thing! 😢
Yes, superwomen actually 😳
you are so right i couldent do it and she is thinking about making videos as well WOW JUST WOW AND I LOVED THE LONG WAY ROUND HA HA HA JOKE
AGREED!
This channel is better than any documentary, and Noraly is such a tough and resilient person, it's fantastic. Thanks for bringing us such compelling content!
Hats off to the locals who helped you out everytime. They didn’t think twice before getting dirty to help you.
The roads in Cameroon are not the best, so we are used to helping each other on the road.
yeaH they seem like very nice people, nice to see in such outa way place
Lived in Cameroon from '82-'84 and traveled as much bush as we could. Cameroonians were always the kindest without exception.
Noraly you have no idea the mental anguish you put us your viewers through in the last episode and this one. I am not sure any Hollywood thriller remotely comes close to the stories of your journeys, totally wonderful. An award must be created specially for you, honestly, you are amazingly incredible, much salute to you.
Love from ladakh vlogs ❤
I felt a lot of anguish and mental torture seeing Noraly on this jungle of Cameroon. Thumbs for you,Noraly.
Hollywood would never show how nice these people are cause USA is supposed to be the best
Everyone is dead as soon as they step in to Africa as they make you believe.We’re all zombies because everyone is dead.😂😂😂
Wow.. This woman stresses me out in a good way..And I still love her 😂😂🎉🎉
Itchy Boots courage and tenacity leaves me speechless even as an African.
Africa is a continent not country 😮
her dedication & spirit to ride till the end are purely respected. she is the queen of such extreme routes.
Wow, what an epic journey. You know you did something big when the guy at the carwash yells to all his friends "she rode from Louma to Kribi by herself". You are the toughest, sweetest person on 2 wheels. And, you can tell all the locals really appreciate you and your respect for them and your constant smile. Be Safe!
Lived in Cameroon from '82-'84 and traveled as much in the bush as we could. No internet, TV, satelite, phones, newspapers, etc., so very remote and cut-off from news and info which was a great experience. Cameroonians were extremely friendly and helpful just as was shown in these videos. Always willing to help, answer questions, etc. Never a bad experience. Makes me a bit homesick and brings back good memories.
This says a lot about how „the entertainment ( indoctrination ) industry“ has screwed with humanity!
We humans are wired to collaborate and support each other not to compete and cheat. The world is unfortunately run by psychopaths. I’ve been to 46 countries so far and Noraly is an amazing human being showing many people how different our world is from what many are taught.
@@melanielotos6139 Another person that recognizes what is really going on around us, stealing and selling personal info about each other is disgusting canniballistic behavior, aka patriot act, we are all supposed to support protect each other just like you said.
@@melanielotos6139 Not really. Human history is choke-full of atrocities toward each other.
@@fupopanda But never within its own community like now
Well done Noraly, a perfect demonstration of how to ride in those difficult conditions. As a former motorcycle "Trials" rider, I can tell that your throttle and clutch control is spot on. It amuses me to read comments saying that she should "Gas" it to get through the mud..! It's obvious that with the deep ruts, and water filled ditches of unknown depth, this would lead to certain disaster. A broken or drowned motorcycle, or worst still a broken Noraly..!
Great comment. You speak Wisdom, unlike others we have seen! Peace!
There are nearly 2,000 comments on here, I had no idea that I’d replied to that many..So this must be 2,001..!
This stretch must have been toughest ride so far, hats off to grit and determination. Love from India 🇮🇳
I think ladakh is so good for rider.
And from East Tennessee
Glad you're back riding in Africa cause your journey in the continent is very interesting to watch, the challenges, the unknown and of course the beautiful scenery the lush mountains of Cameroon, by far your Africa adventure is far way better than the India adventure, IMO that was a boring series
@kassb7405 I hear you but the scenery in the 8ndian trip was mind blowing
I think Liberia was horibble
Shout out to the men (at the stuck van) who completely entrenched themselves in waist deep mud to assist you. They were dressed so nice and travelers themselves, it appeared. I can only imagine the situation they had to endure being stuck on the side of the road in mud soaked clothes awaiting help for hours!
Once again: If there's anyone from Honda watching this adventure, Honda needs to sponsor Itchy Boots!
Really Honda has to encourage her travel by providing all help including provision of necessary spare parts and travel assistance wherever it is possible.
And Bridgestone tyre's too
Very True, actually Honda should give full sponsorship+goodies
@@technicalconsalts9743Isn’t she running a Pirelli front and a Dunlop rear though?
Yes id be interested to know what tyres
I don't know what to say - your remarkable determination,stamina, and seemingly inexhaustible enthusiasm on these "roads" , is astonishing. Quite how the locals do it everyday is staggering. ❤
Noraly is the embodiment of what we call “a trooper.” Just unbelievable the tenacity of this woman.
Super trooper...
Mud Trooper
Not only tenacity but physicality and endurance. Pity the fool who ever wants to tussle with this fireplug. Scary. Ride Free Noraly!
Thanks Noraly for being born with the guts I wasn't. Your travels are amazing. Be safe.
chriskane on Itchy Boots ! What a surprise 😀 ! Hi, dear friend 🙋♂. I`m watching Noraly since many years and I can proudly tell you, I have seen each episode on her channel.
Until next time, bye.
When God was handing out courage, Noraly received ten times the normal amount.
Her smile is the best part, I love that❤b'coz to bring smile in such a tough situation is indeed help us to release our tiredness.
Now this is real tourism, getting the local experience and appreciate people's daily struggles in rural Africa, hats off to you Noraly for embracing the challenge
Unbelievable courage of Noraly to drive in such horrible tracks, driving every minute in such muck is scary. How she retains her smile and greets people is a wonder despite all troubles. Kudos Noraly, brave rider.
Noraly knows how to make amazing cliffhangers to bring us back over and over in just this series alone. And I'm all here for it
I love that Noraly is a very ambitious and courageous lady but above all very humble. I liked the way she greets everybody and that part after they pushed her out of the mud pool where the vehicle was stuck and she stopped to thank them. Very heart warming. She is a super woman
Such courage. She's all alone. Shows that if you overthink everything, trying to project all the possible consequences, you'll never do anything.
Wow now this road is the hardest thing I have seen you drive!
Huge respect for the other daily commuters on those roads. Real survivors and heros of our world. Thanks Noraly for bringing this to the fore.
Unbelievable stamina to make it through a day of slippery mud and deep puddles. I give major props to Honda for making a bike that can keep up with Noraly.
The road to Paradise is paved with....mud, mud and more mud.
I think you summarized up your trip nicely: warm water, food, dry clean clothes, electricity, the little things to most of us, but not to the whole world.
love to my cameroonian sisters and brothers, you are very kind and helpful people, love from your Kenyan brother.
Until I started watching Noraly's channel, I could have never imagined "roads" in such conditions. From Central and South America to Africa. A daily challenge to ride a few kilometers. Amazing and to be able to narrate, record, edit, produce the story.... outstanding. Thanks, Noraly!
Yes she’s amazing! The total package!!
Girl, that little Honda doesn't owe you a penny. It has given you every thing you could ask of it. I'm as impressed with the Honda as I am with you.
Noraly, I always tense up when you are stopped by a "road block" and surrounded by a group of men. Your safety is paramount for this dad of a daughter your age. Your determination on such a ride as in this episode, is UNBELIEVABLE! In your closing It's the simple things that SHOULD make each of us the happiest. Clean "dry" clothes, running WARM water, ELECTRICITY😲, man Do I have it easy here in Nevada, USA. A very heartfelt, THANK YOU for the ride👍👍. Bob in Nevada
Toughest roads ever, Noraly.
I am always amazed how you and Alaska continue to push on, despite the struggles. And for the locals who have to tackle these roads everyday, I take my hat off to them.
Hopefully a good long rest for bike and rider is coming soon!
Best wishes for better roads and drier conditions in the coming weeks!
Fearless on wheels, paving the way with grit and grace. Keep riding, trailblazer!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
YOU ARE EXHUSTED. So am I ...... and I was only watching !!!!! I take my hat off to you Noraly !! You are a seriously tough lady ! Safe travels from New Zealand
I know it’s been said, but I will never ever complain about bad roads. I have no idea how you made it through that day…tenacity, perseverance , no words can describe it. You rock !!!! Great video, Noraly.
I started riding about 60 years ago, before enduro bikes existed. Yeah that is true. We loved riding the trails so when trail and enduro bikes came out we were in heaven. For those that don't ride ai can say that you can't imagine how physically punishing it can be. Bravo to Noraly. That is so much work, Athletic level. All the best my friend.
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You speak much wisdom Jerry. Peace!
You are right
There just are not enough words to describe how incredibly brave you are Noraly. It is your positive attitude that brings you through these adversities. Well done.
Exactly - I have found no word in the English language to describe Noraly. We need a new word. Peace!
As a male, I love and I'm really happy that a female creator is going hard like u. No cringe, no unnecessary comments, no showing your body for visual, just pure quality content. I don't mean women cannot do that but these days, is more rare than ever. Keepup!
When a Cameroonian says the road is bad, you'd need believe it! Could it be any worse in your dreams?
I would have said ‘no thankyou’ and gone another route 😂
very true.when a local says "dont go"pl dont put yourself in danger....it's not worth...i dont want to watch such a vid where you are putting yourslf in danger....pl stay safe.....
Maybe so, but that's not Noraly@@RainbowSky3693
She doesn't know what play it safe means. That maybe why she has 2 million followers.@@drdr73
She is MAZOİST….😊😊😊
This is a toll road, ... because it certainly extracted its toll on you and your bike!
Noraly, you’re a trooper 🎉 always appreciative of the small things that we take for granted. Thank you for sharing your travels. ❤
You are a strong and brave woman not all can endure this kind of challenging wet roads in the forest alone
God bless you with more strength and bravery
Thank goodness for the Cameroonian people 🙏🏼 Their kindness got you through the unkind roads and jungle madness. Glad you and Alakska are getting much needed rest and pampering in Kribi ❤ Well done Noraly and Alaska!
She is completely reliant on the goodwil of others .
Very exploitive
@@Ck-zk3we nonsense, she pays plenty.
Oh, my god Noraly, what a track you picked for yourself! And after all of that struggling you still have that wonderful smile to greet us as you recap the day. You are a LEGEND, as you say. This truly seems as tough a day as I’ve seen you have for a long time, speaks to the financial difficulties the Cameroonians face. I’m aghast at the response you had part way through exclaiming “PARADISE”. You truly can find the silver lining in any cloud. RESPECT…❤❤❤Rick
The Dutch Heroine! With a stomach to match! Wow! You are way ahead of billions of men! Yours truly one of them!
And that the truth! Peace!
100. 01% true. 🐿️🍃
The worst part of my day is when you say....with a smile "...so I am gonna end this video". Somehow, I don't want it all to end. It's fascinating, it's inspiring, it's amazing and it's tough. You are a fighter ma'am. One who carries a warm smile and chuckle for everyone they find. You one in a million. Keep them coming. We love you. We love them. . . A LOT!
Respect to all that travels in those conditions everyday. The guy's expression was priceless when you told them where you just came from. Awesome people are always willing to help others.
Well girl. What can I say that hasn’t already been said. You are a true inspiration to all of us lesser mortals. You rise up and face every single challenge that is placed in front of you and come out the other side full of smiles and contagious joyous laughter. You’re one of those rare people whose glass is permanently half full. This stage through Camaroon was ,in my mind at least,the most challenging. You’re triumphant yell when you reached the paved section I had to put my coffee mug down. And you’re appreciation of all of the little luxuries we all take for granted yet still acknowledging that the locals use that route as a daily commute. Even after all this time watching your journey from India through theFar-East then into the Middle East finally back to Europe.you’re humanity still shines through. If ever you fancied a change of scenery,I think you would do well as a motivational speaker.
The roads are definitely difficult. Without the helpful locals along the way, at times, it seems that it would be nearly impossible! You found a great place to stay with all the nice conveniences that we all take for granted! Thanks for sharing another amazing day and great video of your adventures. Ride safe Noraly!
Only in Africa would you get help from anyone but in North America you are on your own. Thumbs up Africa for your generosity
Not true I'm from north America and I help people
Difficult but paradise summed it up pretty well. Much respect to Noraly, unstoppable, irrepressible, always smiling when the rest of us would be crying and cursing. Please stay safe
Unbelievable!! Your excitement when you started yelling, "I did it, i did it", reminded me of the scene from your movie as you were approaching the Arctic Ocean. Maybe a few less tears of joy this time, but still amazing to witness.
You rock sister!!!❤❤
Itchy boots redefines the meaning of luxury. Love it!
"Hard work but paradise"- it is indeed a beautiful country with such varied terrain! Beautiful people as well.
We are living with you Noraly, thanks for adding another life to ours ❤
HUGE respect! I, too, would have given up or at the very least, had a few moments of tearful frustration. I guess it “helps” when you know that doesn’t really help and the only option is to keep going.
It’s amazing how much your skills and confidence have grown with all the various situations you’ve ridden into and out of. I still remember the time you encountered a torrent of water coming down the mountain and across the road in India during your first season-mountain on one side, steep drop-off on the other and too narrow to turn around. That is what totally hooked me then and continues to keep me on the line!! It’s been years now of daring, growing competence and compelling adventure. There is hardly anything left you cannot do!! Brava!
Thanks for taking us along!
I'm 💯% certain that Noraly would NEVER forget this smooth ride in her lifetime. Bravo to a determined rider who conquers all manners of roads. Journey mercies, dear. 🥰🥰🥰
OMG Noraly, you most definitely have the best spirit I have seen in a long time. Always positive, friendly and an inspiration to so many you meet on your journey, us included!
My mouth literally stayed open all through this episode. It's incredible how tenacious you are Noraly...your humility is admirable; alway smiling.
With broken shield and missing miror Alaska got africanized on this road🙂. You are incredible that you did it. The locals are even more incredible that they do it daily on worse bikes without safety equipment. Big respect to all of you.
Amazing how Noraly looks so fresh after such an arduous ride through the muddy jungle roads of Cameroon. I get exhausted just from the adrenaline rush watching Noraly's adventures.
Seriously, I can't imagine these roads as my local everyday routes. No disrespect at all, just unimaginable to this old guy where I'm from. Tip of the hat to the locals and their kindness for helping out and their advice. Bless you Noraly for being a great world citizen and expecting the best and getting it from most everyone you meet. I find it such an inspiration. Most media only chronicles the bad, yet here you are in the jungle, stuck on a muddy road, and where I come from they'd say in the middle of absolutely nowhere. Yet here you are with muddy Alaska in Cameroon. You are somewhere and the wonderful people of this place show up with kindness, willing hearts, and want to help. I can only deduct that the world is a far greater and a better place than we are often led to believe. Continued safe travels my dear online brave and traveling friend. Blessings!
Insane mud, and treacherous conditions. Huge respect Noraly! 🙏
Wat ben je toch een geweldige stoere vrouw. Wat een doorzettingsvermogen. Respect!
Thank you Noraly for showing the world what some people have to contend with an a daily bases. I am continually impressed with your skills and perseverance, May the good lord protect you on your journeys.
Norally has a very nice nature in that she will always appreciate and thank all those who helped her out of her challenging situation. But we that are following your adventure are also going through tough time too.
Noraly, you are truly an amazing person. What you are doing, so many people are afraid to do. I've had a similar experience with muddy roads in Africa, but nowhere close to the intensity of yours. One day in Ghana, I was in the car with my sister who was also the driver. She drove 3-minutes in mud. The road was so bad, and at one point, the car was just rolling on its own - my sis had lost control of the wheel. She was screaming in horror, but it was so funny to me because it felt like a rollercoaster. It was around 11am this happened. But after the experience, she told me she was done for the day. The 3-minute muddy experience took all her energy. 😅We went back home and slept for the rest of the day. 😂 I will never forget this day because I laughed so hard, especially when my sister screamed, "That's it, I'm done." But this is what makes Africa so much fun. I just love the raw nature and the crazy experiences.
Indeed Noly has not just bones of steel but spirit of steel.
Yes, we Cameroonians are so nice! You are brave!!! I'm just happy you made it through! Thank God for your safety🙏
Quelle femme ! Charmante et si courageuse. Toujours le sourire au lèvres et très positive. Vraiment, un grand bravo à toi. 🌹
You are by far the strongest woman on our planet. I absolutely love you and love to see the sheer will that you have❤ thank you for being you my mum would have loved to watch you ❤❤❤❤
@AliceStayner-vy2ep hello ❤️❤️
noraly, you have no idea how much of an inspiration you are
The challenge in Cameroon is on a different level but you made it. Well done Norally
Hey itchy this is Tonny from 🇰🇪 kenya your fan 001 hope you will come to east Africa and experience our vast and diverse culture together with our wildlife....for the past 4 years you've always been a motivation to me I ride a Suzuki soon ill be shifting to adventure bike keep updating us and remember EAST AFRICA IS WAITING FOR YOU 🇰🇪 🇸🇴 🇹🇿 🇺🇬 🇸🇸 🇪🇹 🇨🇩 🇷🇼
East African country have no bad road it will be like a walk in the park
@@BMA19051 walai
When going gets tough, Noraly gets going. Everybody can do the easy stuff - this requires a real Dutch profi! Well done, Noraly! Never give in! You and Alaska are perfect team. Cheers Michael
Unbelievable roads..much respect to the locals who travel everyday on those ! Enjoy a slice of civilization.. you've definitely earned it 😁👍
Noraly, I held my breath several times as you fought through the hazard of almost choking Alaska on the unleveled muddy roads of Cameroon! I have nothing, but total admiration for your resolute steadfastness as you share your adventures with us. A big hug to Alaska for not letting you down even through the couple of muddy tosses😻
Noraly you are the No.1 travel RUclipsr in my book. I have watched every one of your videos and they keep getting better and better. You are so well informed about the places you take us to and the people you meet are amazing. Your riding skills are certainly being tested in Cameroon. Amazing does not cover what you are doing.
This video really puts things into perspective and makes me appreciate what we have got like clean clothes, decent roads, meals, electricity, clean water, warm showers and so much more. Hats off to those living in hard conditions and those who travel - lots of love and respect!
Some of us go riding it the mud on the weekends, go home clean up, have a beer & relax. Noraly rides through all kinds of stuff every single day. Then has to find a place to stay, every single day. And she always has a smile while doing it.
Oh good heavens, I was worried for more than three episodes!! I for one will be glad when you have completed the "monsoon" trail as I am totally exhausted! The strange noise emanating from this post is my grunting and groaning. That mud is darn near lethal! Ah, Noraly...you are my hero!😊
So nice you found a place with electricity and warm water for a shower; things we take for granted living in the US and Canada. Your stuggles on that road are simply epic. I'm so happy you were able to survive it.
I like your unyielding spirit and how you compliment yourself after each obstacle. Du bist sehr wunderbar
Lessons lessons lessons - Noraly, you ARE brave. The fortitude that you have to persevere is inspiring. Keep smiling, keep riding and thank you for the lessons that we all get to receive vicariously. I have a chopper here in Mexico and well, the roads are often Enduro worthy. I will never complain because, well, you know - watching you makes it silly to do so! Love the ride!
Noraly bravery is something else, so fearless and determined.
Discipline perseverance and hard work is a must to achieve our goals.
Kudos to you Noraly.
Noraly im becoming exhausted just watching you! This does not look like a whole lot of fun but somehow our Noraly just keeps plowing through. My admiration cannot be expressed!😊🙏💪👍
Noraly is a warrior,fighting these bad roads. Your channel is better than anything on TV. Respect to the locals ride this road everyday. Awesome people in Cameroon.
I'm exhausted watching this and so relieved by the happy ending. Cameroon sems to have such kind and helpful people, a great insight.
Wow Noraly, you are one tough cookie...... Well done! Those roads really test every part of your skill set. Thanks for sharing 🏞️🌍🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
This has been my favorite subscription in a long time. I typically follow sailing channels like Delos and Zatara type but becoming a new rider at 58 yrs old I am really loving your adventures. I worry about you being alone but you seem to be alert to where you are. I bought a 1987 Kawasaki Concours, red and reside in Nova Scotia, Canada. I will be picking up some of your merch to take along for my adventures.
This lady must be accorded the greatest respect and honour. She is awesomely living the best of her life. I am so proud of you, my dear.
I’m sitting and pushing my kitchen table as I see you drive in the mud. Good luck and take it easy. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
Wow!!!!!! If taking “the road less traveled” was a person, it is you!! Hats off! And I like how in the midst of all the mess you stop to take in the view and chat now and then. Cameroonians are indeed nice people!
Here again to see the adventurous Noraly.
I love your channel.
I have forwarded this channel to several people.
Well-done.
Much respect to you and shout out to the people of Cameroon for all the help they provided along the way.❤
❤ Congratulations on your achieving 2 million subscribers. I am travelling the world with you starting from Delhi in season 1 episode 1. you are a great soul,, exploring the whole world, I can compare you with only and one David Livingstone, the great Explorer. You have astonishing courage. I am 74 + now. In my early days, I used to ride through the rural areas of Bangladesh with 100cc bike, where even there is no Road. I see your blogs and remember those days.
Your courage, hard work n perseverance are really inspiration to your followers. Continue your journeys like this. God bless.
We really get a sense of true African culture and life that is carrying you through Africa, Noraly. That culture of interdependence is the beauty and the salvation of all who live there and of travelers passing through. Even more than the gorgeous scenery, it is that which is so very memorable to me. Thank you, for showing us the reality through your adventures.
What an epic ride! Your strength and determination are an inspiration for us mere mortals!
Wah since I discovered this channel, I have been so glued and watching it for last three days non-stop. And each segment really has me on the edge, am like oh how will she make it. What a strong and resilient woman I have even seen. Thanks to the locals who always turned up for that hour on great need!