I cross the border alone in GUATEMALA |S6-E62|
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- In this episode, I say goodbye to my friend Charly Sinewan and I cross the border from El Salvador into Guatemala. Things turn quite serious quite quickly, as I try to cross the lava fields of the Pacaya volcano...
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I love all the suggestions on how I should have done it, but just so I don’t have to reply the same things all the time 🤪 Yes, of course I lowered the tire pressure 🙃 No, I didn’t have another choice of tires, it were these ones or none. Ordering tires ahead is logistically impossible due to extremely slow shipping/importing times and me not knowing when I will be where 🙈 Sometimes I get lucky with tires I manage to find on the road, and sometimes I get very unlucky. I will complain oh yes, but will have to deal with it nevertheless 😂 Oh, and it was too steep and loose to ‘walk’ the bike up.. Turns out, lava fields are not easy to ride on after all, who would have thought. 🤯
You should’ve brought Charly!
Oh wow, that looked very challenging, one of the worst surfaces even in a capable 4x4.
@@SemiDad I didn’t know this at the time but turns out he rode this same track on the volcano haha, you should check his video on this place 😁
We're all just so glad you're safe Noraly. I'm 67 and have never been in a bike but I live watching your adventures. I have 4 daughters around your age and Im always anxious for your well-being. A thought that came across my mind is that you had a few happy days with Charly and then you had to say good bye. That in itself can be a bit sad and daunting and probably affected your strong spirit when you had that struggle up the hill. God bless you Noraly and keep you safe. Love from Cape Town, South Africa.
@@ItchyBoots I will.
I’m still contemplating buying the 300 Rally. I sat on one and it was a touch too tall for this 55 year old bod.
This is one of the hardest tracks I have ever done, it has the difficulty of the sand, plus the rocks one, plus the slope. Few people ride a travel motorbike here, much less with luggage, and almost nobody alone. Congratulations Noraly, I know what I am saying. keep going!
I rode it a couple of years ago on a Honda Tornado. Broke 4 ribs🙃
Whoooo Hooooo! Charlie!
Edit: fijijakes! You slipped in here as I was typing. Sorry to hear of your painful issue. Even bruised ribs are very painful, especially when you breathe, cough or laugh.
Woah, that is genuine. But Charly, you should have at least tease her again for the last time so that it could light up her fire. 😁
Felicitaciones Carlos. Ejemplar tu acción de ayudar en frontera a Norely. Magnífico representante de España 😊
Berenjenalandia 🇬🇹
Oh, I have had many moments where I am saying to the screen what Noraly needs to do... but then I tell myself she has actually ridden a motorcycle more than half way around our world. We must admit to ourselves: this woman knows a thing or two about getting places on a motorcycle.
Noraly, I have over 300,000 Km of motorcycle riding and racing experience, and I have seen you do things that I have not done.
Success is an effective response to criticism!
I completely agree, Agent JayZ. I have decades of offroad riding experience and sometimes find myself thinking "Noraly, maybe try this...." in a helpful manner. But then I think about her experience, how well she rode in the Kalahari (Noraly is a legit offroad racer), the fact that a camera can never convey the steepness of an incline accurately, and conclude that Noraly has probably tried everything I know to do and a lot more.
In the case of this ride on the volcano, the tires just aren't able to get any grip on that surface. It's fine dust on top of jagged rocks. I'm sending her all good vibes and looking forward to Noraly working her way out of this predicament and she surely will.
@@jimbeam7160 You are talking pure shit. She would be able out ride you any day. I cant stand so called arm chair experts that think they know everything.
I love to see that it doesnt matter what is coming in front of your way.
You take it.
And amazingly you always looks happy. Some times a little bit less but never on the angry side.
Your a damn happy traveler.
Great diplomat too, have fun and always be ....You
@@jimbeam7160 you're just another armchair expert with no or very small real life experience. Frankly I think that your comment is not only patronising, but also sexist. You sound like jealous, bitter bloke who will never have balls to do what she's doing every day.
Going slow is not a weakness, quite the opposite. Noraly is a very smart rider and did more than enough to earn her stripes.
Thanks, AgentJayZ, this is a perfect comment. Ms. Itchy displays a balance of skill, experience, adventurousness, and good judgement that makes me want to come back and see what she’ll do next.
Ill miss Charly. You two will need to ride together in some more episodes somehow!
Boromir: "One does not simply ride into Mordor!"
Noraly: "Let's go!"
😎
❤😂
Amazing storyline that developed with Charly traveling south and Noraly traveling north and meeting in all places, El Salvador, the savior. The chemistry Noraly and Charly have is undisputable and yet as travelers, they both travel alone. Absolutely love it. So to commemorate this moment in Noraly's travels, I will blur out from time to time, "Where's Charly!!!"
I will join Charly from now on on youtube. So I now ehere he is... I still watch videos from the seelion Rescue from South Africa that crossed Noralys way back then. You should at least watch the last 2 Videos on Charley's Channel.. Him trying to talk to a Rooster and stuff 😁🐓😂 and the Itchy Boots crossover. Very funny&Cool trip!
The chemistry Noraly and Charly have is undisputable! Glowing, smiling, laughing, joking def good chemistry I'd never seen them so happy!
"of" all places. They met in one place (not all of them!), and out of all possible places, it was that one. 🙂
Noraly, thank you for voicing your struggles with fear - then saying "I can do this" as you re-try it. Your struggles with life are great teaching moments for my grandchildren. And your variety of content engages all of them - geology for one granddaughter, animals for another, motorcycling for my grandsons, and adventure for my other granddaughter. I thoroughly enjoy every episode since your first season. And I love that you demonstrate the determination to succeed in the face of difficulty.
I’m reminded of her comments from a couple of episodes ago. Catcalls. She has to deal with catcalls, especially when she’s in larger towns and cities. We never hear it (good), but how depressing is it that she (and females in general) are still exposed to knuckleheads guilty of this.
Watching these, I find myself sitting on the edge of the chair, then holding my breath…then drone footage ( which is so beautifully done) and I get to breath again. I’m just in awe of the skills and technique you use. Much respect.
The Go Pro does tend to flatten out the terrain in frame. It's easy for us fans to forget how physically hard some of this riding is, mostly because you're skilled. But I enjoyed tremendously the pauses you shared with us to reflect on the challenges confronting you there on the approach to that cone, and your frank assessment of the difficulties you face. The scenery you show us is very often breathtaking, but your audience is never closer to you than when you allow us to glimpse into yourself.
Thank you.
This must have been very steep because even with flattening, looked steep to me. I hate lifting my bike which is 450lbs and I am 235 and a former college athlete. Noraly must be strong as a powerlifter
Jim Burns and Noraly: so true. When I ski steep pitches in winter and look at the videos later Black runs look like Green runs or even kinda flat!
Hey, I almost cried for Charly,but we all know Noraly doesn't like to ride in anyone's dust and you got to get up early.
They were so funny together. The disciplined hard working Dutch lady and the easy going Spaniard. I can identify with them both. I have a feeling Charly likes to get up late and be a night owl. Noraly is probably very much an early riser and gets to bed at a decent hour. I loved the way Noraly teased him about being so slow in the morning
Recomiendo el capítulo de Charly Sinewan :
"Vuelvo a intentar atravesar un terreno muy complicado." S-19 E-11, y su anterior.
Como Charlie pasó este camino volcánico, por donde está Norally.
Guatemala still being my favorite country in central America. The views are so impressive 😍🇬🇹
I feel your pain. Hill climbing on a loose surface is a killer! My hat's off to you, doing it on two wheels and loaded🥴. My heart is racing and I was holding my breath during the last 30 seconds. Now, I wonder if my heart will take the continuation in the next episode! And YOU ARE DOING ALL THE HARD WORK! Sani Pass immediately comes to mind, but loaded🤯 Noraly, you've posted so I think I know the outcome. Health, happiness, and safety ALWAYS. Bob, Nevada, USA👍👍👍
Sani Pass was sooo tough! And the courage you had to attempt this is incredible.... heat, loaded bike, arrugh. I love your spirit!!
I had a tear in my eye when you both said farewell. The chemistry between you both! Soulmates. How I look forward to following your travels.
the chemistry between you and Charlie was a positive vibe can't say but you were positive from what I could see stay safe enjoy your ride and Charlie was a perfect gentleman Sinor from spain wish you guys the best
How weird does the Spanish from the Americas sound to you?
@@TheAsheybabe89 I did not get you please cn you come again ??
@@virafsurty5023 I'm an idiot. I made a mistake. I read it as "From Spain, wish you guys the best" so I was asking a Spanish question about how Central/South American Spanish sounded to people from Spain. 😂
@@TheAsheybabe89 Other really different accent, like us,british,jamaican etc, for us is the same
Still enjoying your posts Noraly both in El Salvador and in Guatamala. 👏👍
I was taught to look where you want to go, not where you are. That has helped me to eliminate the mental block. You know that both you, and Alaska are capable of overcoming the challenges.
Charly is a rare good man.
He taught her how to fall off.
Fue un gran gusto ver a los dos motociclistas que sigo en estos últimos capítulos de ambos
Noraly I want to thank you for all the hard work that you put into your videos to show us your epic journey with Alaska. To be alone in the middle of nowhere, drop your bike and than still have the creativity to break out a drone and shoot epic scenes are beyond genius and shows the dedication to your vision and the love you have for your fans. Thank you Noraly!
The drone shot of the volcano is breathtaking.
I Agreed
Yes!
Incredible that even though struggling Noraly still took the time to get an awesome camera shot!
No, that footage was the most incredible footage since the last volcano ridge!!!
the stinky volcano!!! ahhah
I've been following you since the start... I have never seen you smile this much. Good on you girl.
Smile or laugh that much. There was real chemistry there and both of them I'm sure is starved for human physical contact. But what a clash of fundamentally different types. The Latino and the Northern European. Noraly made one such observation already observing how they were leaving somewhere late because Charly slept in and packed too much stuff.
I agree
There was some kind of electricity there and a little tension.
Por el video con Charly la encontre a ella, y me parece muy encantadora y mas con las aventuras en las que andan pues a de ser muy bonito cruzar muchos paises.
You are a great storyteller as well as a moviemaker. You keep it very personal, but still not private. Your documentaries are extraordinary. Good luck, Noraly!
I'm going to miss Charly, he is such a great person. Glad you crossed the border and you and Alaska are legal. Awesome drone footage. That is a very challenging trail, I wish we all could be there to help. Ride safe Noraly.
Yes Charly is a great dude..he relaxed Norally and us both...simultaneously ..
God, that drone footage, your editing, and the music made for a stunning and moving experience. Just as with your riding skills, your professionalism as a videographer is increasing month by month!
Agree!
Y’all made such a cute couple, heart breaking to see it end so soon. Really great chemistry together for that episode, two different traveling styles for sure. Your type is driven to be out earlier with a clear plan, Charly is much more fluid. He leaves when he is ready, no set time. ride and see where it takes you. Fun to watch.
Why did Charlie leave so soon?
I going to say the obvious when you both finished your travels around on motorbikes you should definitely get it together. You both made for each other ❤
Yes you can do it.
always breaks my heart when we travel and we meet and make great friends, then have to say goodbye, sometimes never to see them again, with just our memories to remind us of the good times, luckily we now have social media so it is always great to stay in touch.
They've been friends for two years with phone and internet, just never met up in person til now. I'm sure their friendship will continue as it has been.
You and Charly should meet up every once in a while. You guys have great chemistry together. It was so much fun while you were together!
Totally agree, probably not workable long term, but once in a while might be ok.
She keeps strong boundaries in a flirty way 💖
OMG...What a brave lady.... God bless you 💐
Awesome video . Kind regards Trev Barnsley South Yorkshire England 🏴🇯🇲🏴.
There is nothing that you do or say that that anyone can do better when sitting at home .
You are there doing a great job , you never give up and always push on through , good
for you Itchy .
I'm sure you would receive a lot of advice from all the Dear Abby comments! 😉 It's pretty neat to finally meet people you've spoken to for quite a while. I'm sure your paths will cross again.
I actually felt sadness that you and Charly said good-bye. It was fun to see something different, something *personal,* that you have a true friend in Charly, and quite frankly I think you broke his heart at your farewell. (And yes, it's none of my business.) Ah, but such is life. Riders gotta ride. But that's part of the adventure, isn't it? One never knows what turns your travels may take.... Now, on to Guatemala, to Mexico, to the US (I hope you will enjoy it here), to Canada, and back to the US (beautiful Alaska). Watch out for the mosquitoes, especially the two-legged ones.
There will be more Charlys. This wasn't the time. If he is "the" charly, the hearts will only be stronger. But life is too short to know.
Goodbye happy trip we Wish you thanks for visiting El Salvador 🇸🇻🥰😇🤩😅
Charly you are the very definition of a good fiend to have in a storm (as long as that storm doesn't come early in the morning...lol!), thank you for helping our Noraly out. I for one am hoping you two will ride together again in the future, and preferably for a little longer stretch next time, because I just loved watching you two ribbing each other and joking around.😁👍
Thanks for introducing us to Charly, I have subscribed and loving his content. As a Latina American born person who was raised in Australia, listening to content in Spanish helps me not forget my native language and he is also extremely humorous and entertaining. Good luck on the volcanic trail, I find hills and rocks most challenging too , I feel your pain and frustration but it’s part of why we ride off road!
Noraly, Congratulations, good job! In the style of Charly but with your own special technique.
I believe that both will meet again. "Don't cry" - good farewell. Maybe you cry inside?
Greetings from Seville and good luck brave woman !!
P.S. ''alone'' in Spanish = feminine ''SOLA''.
Dos espíritus libres y buenos. En busca de horizontes y mostrando su visión de estas tierras de américa. Un saludo para ambos desde Colombia, mis mejores deseos para ambos.
ITCHY,,THAT WAS AWESOME YOU AND CHARLY,,I AM GLAD HE LOOKED AFTER YOU,,TAKE CARE AND RIDE SAFE ❤️❤️❤️
Fantastic, you finally found your handsome and kind friend.
This is an expert, right here, working her way through the challenges...and she still has time to give the most awesome drone shots! Kudos.
Nobody has any bussiness telling you how you should have done it. You have more experience than 99% of the riders out there in more varied terain. I look forward to seeing the outcome.
Noraly thanks for introducing us to Charly. Went to his channel, watched several vids already - and subscribed. I really like his philosophy.. El Plan es.. NO HAY PLAN.
Did exactly the same. Now binge watching his channel.
@@andrejansevanrensburg9528 ha! Me too!
If you liked Charly, then you must check Nico Ride Me Five🤙
Breath, stay calm, be patient, all WILL work out. Have faith in your ability, we have faith in you..
I wish I could meet you, Noraly and give you a big hug. You're a very skilled rider to even attempt and succeed on some of these roads. I've been watching these videos and holding my breath and shaking my head, no way! Congratulations on your success.
I pay top dollar for several streaming services yet at night I binge watch your old episodes. I find what you do and the manner in which you do it very relaxing and joyous.
Have a good luck in Guatemala !!
And thank You for visit El Salvador!!
Never met either of you obviously, but it still brought a tear to my eye when you said goodbye to Charly.
@Itchy Boots ... Noraly, you are an inspiration! I am 71 and have been motorcycling since I was 16 and despite that experience, you take on challenges that I couldn't even contemplate! You have the most wonderful personality and you bring out the very best in the people you meet on your adventures. My wife and I are addicted to your videos ... keep up the good work and maybe one day you'll ride around my Scotland! xx
I really liked the drone shots, which in that stressful time would be something I probably wouldn't have even thought of. But for content, it really added a lot. Thanks Noraly!
Spectacular shots from the drone, what a beautiful country!!!
Remember there is never any shame in turning round and finding an easier route. Your old tyres were better than your new ones for that chunky rock
Good advice. When my brother and I used to go hill walking an experienced hill walker told us to never be afraid of turning back. The mountain will still be there tomorrow. Not worth killing ourselves by insisting on getting to the summit today. Same principle applies here. Discretion is the better part of valour!
I did think I'd be tempted to try a route that doesn't go through the lava field, but there probably isn't one...
@@sroberts605 I expect there's a perfectly good paved road, but Noraly finds them boring!
@@antonioverdad5071 Haha, good point! No but really, a dirt track not through lava - it'd drive me mad not to be able solve the problem of a wheel spinning without ANY traction! We shall see...
Will miss Charly in your videos. Lots of fun.
Love Noraly's sense of humour .... love her chuckle .... so heartwarming!
We already miss charly ,love from Canada 🇨🇦
I watch your previous video, your friend Charly Sinewan,he is so friendly always smilling like his friend Norally😍😍
Pity you and Charly didn't spend a few more days together, the chemistry and banter was hilarious to observe. But, I can clearly see why you choose to ride alone. It's the little things that can eventually turn things sour, and quickly too.
Your drone footage of the volcano's pathway was awesome. Sorry you had such an arduous task with the rocky, slippery road ... trusting you got through safely, with both your bike and humour in tact! 😎💪😁
Knobby tires and momentum are your friend in this situation. Plus an even harder thing to acquire...confidence. If she gets to ride a smaller lighter bike in the rocks and gets used to it, her world will expand. The luggage makes this extremely difficult. I wonder if she's adjusted her tire pressure?
That perilous terrain would scare anyone but the most experienced enduro riders. It's your body's way of protecting you! Most of us wouldn't even attempt something like this. You are amazing!
Great beginning for a beautiful love history!
No challenge too big for Noraly! The struggle is real. Respect & Admiration. Epic drone footage, as always. Love your interaction with Charly. What a sweet man. ✨💛😊👏👑
Not all relationships are meant to last, but you guys sure looked great together, oh well!!!
Have you spotted something romantic between them? I haven't. Following Noraly from the very begining, I have never seen anything of her of the romantic side. Not toward men nor women. Probably she decided to leave us out of this part of her life. I don't want to think about a sad possibility that she has zero romantic going on for years.
@@GiladGur There are plenty of people that have "zero romantic going on for years" and are not sad at all, it's a matter of choices. I do think it is great and healthy that Noraly (person) doesn't share all of her life on Itchy Boots (job).
@@realemonful - That's a common joke when good friends says goodbye... Don't you use that type of friendly comments/jokes where your come from?
@@GiladGur I think she loves Alaska, like a cowboy loves his horse! Probably best not to get too close to anyone. That's when people get hurt. Best to just be friendly and kind to everyone you meet, and move on before someone starts getting possessive and begins to take over your life!
They are friends. That's sarcasm she was using in saying that. Clearly your brain operates at a very low level to not understand that.
What an incredible view over the lava field, it took my breath away!
Don't listen to all the internet pro's your doing a great job with what you have, thanks once again for taking us along.
I knew it- straight to the nearest volcano! 😎
What a stunning place, though!
Wonderful to watch you go deep into yourself to tackle an obstacle. Strength is more than just the physical.
Amen!
Tyres are more important than most people think.
Different tyres makes it a completely different bike!
Well done Noraly!! 💪
You are wonderful, you always have a smile, even when the situation gets complicated and hard and the fact that you are alone, sometimes in the middle of nowhere, is unbelievable. Thank you because, you teach me that in everyday life, difficulties must always be faced with strength and a smile is always that extra something that helps you to go on all day. Good !
Not fair!!!! You leave us hanging for a whole weekend, adrenaline pumping, and NO insight into whether you succeeded in climbing that steep incline. Loved your little chat with yourself!! "I can do it!" Good psychology!! Yes you can--- and you WILL! I'll be waiting with bated breath for Monday's installment. 🥰❤ Your Canadian Oma.
In 88" I tried to take my 78' Goldwing across Labrador, east to west. I didn't get too far out of town when the road became something more like a sand and gravel pit than a road. I gallantly soldiered on, riding through soft sand, steep hills and onto large cobble stone looking rocks. It slowed me down to 10 miles an hour, mainly because the oil in the forks were heating up and getting thin, losing the shock absorption of the forks. All that caused the forks to bottom out hard. It sounded terrible. about 40 miles out, I pulled over to take a break and do some thinking. Even though it was my birthday, I came to the realization that if I had a break down on the far side of the province, I would have a tough time finding a way just to get parts, let alone someone to fix it. So, I turned back, and I was glad I did. A bike that weighed over 650 pounds, plus tires meant for long distance, just wasn't the right combination to use for that adventure. Sure I was disappointed, but it allowed me to go on with the rest of my tour and have something to talk about. (And as you can see, I like to talk, which is partly why they call me Gabby) Do what you can do out there, and stay safe.
Yes,best option sometimes is to retreat...when obstacle is huge...
Yeah , I'm from Labrador , the roads are that rough .
@@edpardy461 The funny part was, when I got back to Happy Valley-Goose Bay I stopped to top off the bike and saw a DOT worker and mentioned the road. He said, "Oh man, you were almost to the "good part". I didn't go back to see what he meant by "good part".
Never ride a bike that you can't pick up, in a place where you can't get help. 😊
You are the bravest person in the world. Keep on traveling and sharing.
She is a strong adventurer who loves big challenges. Respects all the way
A journey with a hug can’t be bad! 🤗💪
Well Noraly, I'm on pins and needles until the next episode and that looks scary too, but with your expertise and tenacity I'm sure you will be fine. The drone footage was exhilarating, especially with your great choice of music.
Yes ,the music added to guage the problem and (get scared)implore ..
Well done, Noraly.
What a champion you are!
🌷
And I was grumbling about hanging a curtain rail in the spare room....meanwhile others were trying to motorcycle across a volcanic moonscape ...lol brilliant work 👏 thankyou
You and Charlie make a great team
Since you're heading to Alaska, you will want to know that, up here, we call "those orange things" (aka traffic cones) the official Alaska State Flower..they pop up on nearly every road around here in the Spring and continue to blossom in full color until Fall... 🚧
🤣🤣🤣🤣 ❤
@@JesusFriedChrist In Alaska, we pretty much have two seasons, Winter and Tourist...a whole lotta good times to be had in both though. A biker's perspective would be two seasons, "Dry Roads" and "Icy Roads"..heated gear has done a lot to extend the riding season up here..
I like this girl because she have a courage and warrior spirit, never give up, so welcome to Guatemala, land of fighters and warriors like you.
I’m so very impressed by your don’t give up attitude 👍
Your days with Charly was nothing but happiness. I hope you two meet again.
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Welcome to Guatemala, Noraly!
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I drove that volcano track in December 2021, but in the opposite direction and in a Jimny. Never imagined it would be this difficult on a motorcycle. Looking forward to the next episode hoping you get all the way up.
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Side note
I was on that volcano twice during its last eruption in February-April 2021 standing next to the hot lava.
You're very courageous tackling that terrain. When on your own... Everything seems so much worse! But the camera never stops rolling... What a professional!
Well done Noraly. That looked like hard work. Good on you for persevering. Inspirational. Ride safe.
Great integrated footage using the drone. It is amazing how you can be your own "film crew".
Sad to see you leave Charly behind. You guys make good traveling companions. I would love to see your reunion again. Hopefully soon though👐👌
It's difficult to understand the efforts & pain of riders through volcanic rubbles. Even though Noraly who is so tough and having so much vast experience of riding through different terrain, in case found it challenging , we can not imagine what will be situation for others. Nevertheless, she shows courage and still finds the way with motivation " I can do it". Yes Noraly definately you can or who else ...
All the very best.
Stuck in a lava field, but still time and guts to fly the drone, showing an absolutely amazing landscape. These are are of the reasons why I like your videos over most of the bike traveller's tour videos: the balance between road movie, country report and motorbike riding. Another reason is your absolute positive attidute on your trip. Both thumbs up!
Cheers!
Yes .. Some perspective with the drone footage. A real challenge!
Sometimes you have to let the tires roll and slide and pray that they find something to grip to propel you forward.
Its not just the roads that we must work through, but also our minds.
You are one tough person, because you keep pushing no matter what. I think thats more important than any tyre, or horse power or tyre pressure and other external factors that you may or may not be able to influence in that moment. Bravo! Tough Tough Person!
Siempre cuando dos personas tan especiales se encuentran intensamente las despedidas son muy emotivas. Yo en lugar de Charly, también lloraría. 😢
Don't worry Guys.
When we can watch this Video everything will be fine.
Noraly, you'll rock it.
I second that
i literally can hear my '06 KLR begging to go to Guatemala. i especially enjoy your choice of background music. reminds me of Tomb Raider...Miss blonde Croft
Looks like a view from Mordor.. What an epic view!
I nearly became like charly but was stuck to my work and students. Wish you all the best for a smooth travel. Stay safe and may God bless you always
El Salvador awaits you again one day not too far away, good luck on this new journey, I hope that one day you will meet again with Charly and share the adventures, good luck, from MA.
I love Charly's sense of humor!
Beautiful work you do, dear woman. Very impressive your courage to travel alone....
True friendships are forever, whether or not you meet again.
I am so proud of you . . . and I don't even know you personally. You are one tough rider. A real inspiration to me. Keep traveling. Stay safe. Thanks so much for posting. I just love watching your adventures.
What a couple, God created them and they get together.
otro Berenjenal
Wow.... You're so brave, thanks for share this beatiful moments