Thank you for all the heart warming comments on this video ❤️ This was such a special place with kind and generous people and I felt so grateful to share this with you! This channel and all you here are really becoming an Itchy Boots Family 🥰
It amazes me how Noraly can go anywhere on this planet and operate as though she is at home. She fearlessly charms her way around the globe. Wonderful channel.
I can say that, after seeing 15 episodes, I understood what this channel is all about: it’s about the love of the nature, about the love of the planet, about the love of the people and, lastly, about the love of the bikes. You are a true inspiration. Big thumbs up from Italy!
Noraly, you continue to demonstrate how this world could be a much better place if we all shared your curiosity, sense of adventure and your friendly ,welcoming personality. Even in this remote , beautiful part of Ecuador that most of us will never experience, you have made more friends by your sincere interaction with this local family. Thank you for another wonderful video. Stay safe and well. Dan ✌️🏍🇨🇦
The world is a beautiful place, with amazing cultures.. just get rid of all the greedy Politicians, Media and Lawyers, and people will live in Harmony .....⁉️⁉️⁉️🇺🇸
Como Ecuatoriano, nacido en Zamora, no puedo mas que agradecerle por enseñar la belleza de mi País al mundo motociclista, que le vaya genial en lo que le queda por recorrer de Ecuador, Feliz 2022 🛣
All this old guy can say is, "wow, wow, wow"! Beautiful ride and equally beautiful interaction with the people. Your demeanor is so inviting, no wonder people invite you to stay with them. Your videos are so masterfully made, 20 minutes go by in seemingly 5 😉! Thank you ever so much for the work you do for your "Itchy Booters", Bob, Nevada, USA
Great comment I'd only add - my utmost appreciation to the indigenous couple (like many before) for their kind caring nature for our "Princess of Motorcycles and Travels" and sharing their lives, their amenities and their origins (if that's the correct word) with Norally and ultimately us Muchísimas gracias
Yep! and this 80 yr old guy from Cape Town South Africa agrees 100% as well. Your interaction with the locals just makes things even more interesting. Stay Safe!
Bob, your mention of being an Itchy booter, is nothing short of being what we can all feel to be, us, the Itchy booters Nation, you started something here, glad you did. People followers of Noraly, we have an official Name from now.🤘
Dear Noraly, I can't wait for your travels thru Colombia, where I was born and spent part of my childhood! Ever since Episode 2, when I caught word of you, I pray for your safety, every evening! You are a role model for courage and will power and yet you have repeatedly shown us how important respect, kindness and honesty are in this world! You are an angel, who deserves all the protection she can get! -Godspeed XcelleraThor
AMAZING footage of Antonio & Rosa's family land and that waterfall WOW as they live off the land that they own. Out in other countries they would be considered extremely rich to have that much land, yet they live simply. They are a family that sticks together no matter how big the family grows in numbers... That is a true family unit. I truly hope that the big companies do not come in (over time) and cut down their forest and all the trees around them.
@@vectispete9415 yes I have just started a small youtube channel that I put my motorbike journeys on and will be incorporating my drone footage very soon 👍
For me, a long-time resident in Ecuador, it is a special thrill to follow your adventures around this wonderful country, through places which I know myself. You have a very special ability to communicate so beautifully with your channel followers, as well as the people of Ecuador. I'm in awe!
Yup, that makes two of us. You rode within sight of my childhood home...just a remote airstrip at the beginning. I remember the tractors pushing the road through when I was four.
Dear whoever is reading this Itchy Boots being a big family and we don't know eachother but i wish good health and prosperous life to you all. Stay strong and keep going 👍👍👍
I postponed my America's travel plans, after I watched you in South America. You made me realize how important it is to know spanish when traveling in the region. I have been learning Spanish since 9 months ago, and I have many more months to go! Thank you so much for your inspiration!
That yellow fruit Pithaya (Dragonfruit) is yummy. I grow them in my backyard in Florida. There is a red version that is even sweeter. I’m glad you are trying new things to eat. Indigenous people have been living on those lands thousands of years before they were colonized and will be here after the colonizers are gone. Thank you for giving respect to the elders 🙏 You are indeed our ambassador on two wheels.
@@bjsc1100 I grow both of them. The Florida soil might differ but my reds are like sugar. Maybe I need more fertilizer for my yellows…hmmm🤔 my reds are a year and a half older so maybe it’s more mature hence the sweetness
Gracias por recorrer nuestro hermoso país Ecuador y mostrar al mundo de una manera distinta, un excelente viaje y sigue disfrutando de tu viaje cuídate mucho.
The only criticism I have for Noraly is that the videos are too short! I could watch them for hours on end. Educational, fascinating, and a beautiful journey with an incredible lady who sees the good in most everyone. Thank you for taking me along.
My name is Idalia..I am from Nicaragua 🇳🇮 my husband from Ecuador. We live in Vancouver Canada but your videos touched ours hearts because we are so far away from our land. Thankyou Noraly for the videos..I admire you a lot.
I don't know many RUclips channels with such a genuine content, and all the uninteresting stuff being cut out. There's Harald Baldr and few else. A true gem 💎
Itchy, Bald n Bankrupt & Harald Baldr, my favorite trio. Baldr in Nepal now hiking half clothed in the Himalaya winter, Tea house to Tea House looking for a cold morning swim.. Love these people.
You have shown yourself and all of us your courage, respect, kindness, and wonder about the world and the variety of people who inhabit it. I ride too, I'm now an older rider, about 55 years worth and your adventures fill me with awe and wonder. Stay safe and ride on....🔥🔥
Really enjoyed your conversation with Antonio. He spoke so clearly with such clear pronunciation that even with my very basic Spanish I could understand him really quite easily.
Me too, I have the idea that South Americans are more understandable than people from Spain, once I had a taxi in the Barcelona, the driver was from Colombia, I was able to talk to him just fine while I was having trouble talking with the Spaniards. I'm Dutch btw.
I've noticed the same! I've got two basic courses of Spanish under my belt from 15 years ago and no use of tbe language after that. During this series I've realized I haven't forgotten all of it, and I probably could actually learn it still.
All of us watching Noraly have become a huge family of "strangers" from all over the world! This is what the world should be made of! Friendly/loving/caring people! Great job Noraly and Happy New Year everyone! Cheers
I agree with you Patrick. Through Noraly's travels I have learned so much about geography and human interactions. What the media shows versus what we see from Noraly is night and day.
“Let’s see, where to go? No worries, just go around.” Then she takes the dirt road…heh, heh…. I ride a big bike, a Harley Road King. I must stay off dirt and gravel. May have to get a smaller dual purpose bike. I’m loving this adventure. Staying in the community, their personal cabańa, is so kind. Wonderful, generous people. I think the Good Lord watches over Noraly. God be with you, Noraly. WHAT A BLESSING YOU ARE. Texas
I had an r1100rt. Bought a 2018 Royal Enfield Himalayan (bought bike 1st then started watching her vids). I sold the BMW last year. Smaller adv bikes are a whole different mindset/vibe than the big road bikes.
17:20 you were so much touched by the privilege to be together with these nice people. You are an ambassador of humanity! Thanks for taking us with you!
Just want to say how much you inspire me! Thank you for your humor, positivity, guts and tenacity! Many blessings for a wonderful and adventurous 2022!!
Quite an adventurous day! There was a Honda advertising campaign back in the ‘60s. The tag line was “You meet the nicest people on a Honda”. This day was like that for you. Good Vibrations
Noraly , buenas noches, soy de Guayaquil -Ecuador, me hubiera encantado qué pase x mi bella ciudad y poderla conocer en persona. Es una señorita admirable y digna de ejemplo. Siempre qué la vemos con mi esposo le digo qué usted no tiene miedo y pasa x mil aventuras. La felicito y Dios la bendiga siempre y la cuide y siga mostrándonos las maravillas de éste mundo. Adelante. Y siempre será bienvenida a éste hermoso país, Ecuador.
Living here in the states and I've been following you for the better part of 3 years Noraly, and I am realizing that the further you are away from civilization the more civilized the people are. And the jungle is much prettier than the city. Sweet!
@@1991enduro You are so incredibly RUDE! It's true that I subscribed 5 months ago but I have followed the post from the beginning. The best RUclips has to offer, and I've turn dozens of people on to it. Something I adore and now you come along, not knowing me or anything about me or what I do, and you attempt to poop on it. I have a self-protective side to me that encourages me to put you in your place, but you've already accomplished that. This is a clean, fun, interesting post that I don't believe ever received a thumbs down. and here you are, dragging dirt into it. You're forgiven.
Having their own personal waterfall in the Amazon jungle is pretty amazing. Love the way people respond to you; kindness begets kindness, I suppose. Didn't know there were bears in the jungle... but what's a few bears after lions and elephants and rhinos (Oh, my!). Thanks for another beautiful video.
I grew up in Ecuador and I can tell you that the "bad" parts of the road today would have been considered the GOOD parts when I was growing up! I could scarcely believe that the whole road was paved! I that part of the selva! It would have been just unheard of when I was there. The best you could hope for was that the oil companies would have sprayed the road down with wasyte oil to keep the dust down and protect the surface for light rain. My heart aches for la tierra de mi juventude and I am so happy that YOU get to enjoy mi Ecuador. If you can remember the road from Quito to Tumbaco and the beautiful geological formation on that road I call the hairpin. The rock has been folded more than double in one place and has been visible since the 1970s as far as I know!
Wow! That was Itchy boots at her best. We had riding through great landscape, some refuling, some drone footage and her interacting with the amazing people of Equador. For me this was the best part of this season so far. Thank you very much for sharing this with us.
What a world we would live in if all shared Noraly's curiosity, grace and welcoming personality. She is welcoming to the environment, the people she encounters and to all of us she generously carries along with her. Nothing on RUclips even close to this lady!!
Great episode, Noraly. You seem to be born to do exactly this - you got the language, the attitude, the ability, the strength and the ambition. Good job.
A very happy new year to you, Noraly. And to everyone who is watching your channel. Thank you very much for alle your videos. They help me through these difficult times. You probably know, nearly every thing is closed here in the Netherlands. A video from Noraly every other day, keeps the doctor away. And nearly 1.000.000 people seem to think so too. Every day I look, 1000 more followers. You'll probably have 1.000.000 followers by the end of february. Please go on.
I believe that one reason besides the people being extremely nice anyways, is you treat them with respect no matter social, economic, age, etc. Respect earns respect.
Thanks for the ride Noraly! Another fantastic video. I love the interaction with the locals. Thank you for the subtitles! What an amazing life and property that couple have. 10 kids!! Thanks again for the insight into a culture I never would have seen without you.
Your little friend Alaska is taking you to different worlds. You set off from a noisy city in the morning and ended up in a jungle paradise, complete with a waterfall to accompany your dreams.
You can almost see that this is where the planet breathes. What insanely rich nature! To think that it's only a few hundred kilometres from Atacama! 🤗 …And I bow to your courage of getting that, erm, digestive fruit. I wouldn't have dared for fear of requiring some big-leafed herbs from the wayside, even if only for their big leaves. 🥺 Again one of the most outstanding stays on your best-of-list, right? Not for luxury, but for authenticity! 🤩 Loved it! 🥰
So sad that nowadays the amazon rainforest actually emits more CO2 than it captures because of all the deforestation, cattle and cattle food agriculture 😞.
Does this restore your faith in people or what? The Internet is proving to be the best invention of all time and you are using it so beautifully. Thank you. These people are just so special, and you seem so fearless.
I am loving this! So so interesting and the music!!!...ahhh perfect. Another great video of such a beautiful place...rain and all. Thanks for the ride along Noraly.
How fantastic is that?! You meet such nice people, who are immediately ready for you with food and shelter. That kind of kindness makes the landscapes that much more beautiful! Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.
So wish I had studied languages when I was young. To be able to speak with everyone in their native language goes a long way in people feeling comfortable around you, and you them. Definitely falling in love with Ecuador.
You can always pick up spanish and it's good from Miami to Antarctica! Norely has a great spanish, i can't place where she learned it because she has a very neutral accent, most europeans than know spanish talk with a heavy accent from Spain, she doesn't, her spanish is nearly as good as her english IMO.
@@danielsaavedra8520 Noraly worked as a geologist in various parts of South America, so her Spanish was probably mostly acquired in that part of the world.
When you think of these countries or speak to people about them, they are almost dismissed as third world countries or backward. But when I watch your videos it’s totally different, it reminds me how humans can be, everyone is so friendly and wants to help and don’t mind putting themselves out, going above and beyond. I almost forgot that humans can be like this, it’s the simplest things. Really love this aspect of your videos the interaction.
If there were a double thumbs up icon I would click on it. You, and now we, are lucky to be at this special place at this singular point in time. So Antonio owns a waterfalls and acres of land around it apparently and is kind enough to share it. I grew up on a lake my parents owned and as I was growing up I took it for granted. But now I understand how unusual it was and is for someone to own an entire lake. Antonio and I are lucky men. I think everyone who watched this was lucky.
I love how you are so genuine, friendly, curious, relational - what a cool lady! Your selections of music for your drone periods, wow, sometimes I feel like I am you, I love your view of life so much, then I have to wake up a little bit and realize that YOU are actually doing all of this! The Whole World will know Noraly!
I have been following you since season 1 and I have to say this one is the best so far because of your interaction with the local people. Watching you ride and the places you go through is great but at times I missed what human interaction did you have with the people you encounter along the way…now you show us that part of traveling and that is great!
It's unbelievable how you interact with the people and can't wait to see you in Colombia. Who said the world is dangerous when you can meet the ordinary people you realise they are just like you. Stay safe and keep the videos coming.
This episode was great , that family is looking after you so well. Doing all they can , just because ! There's good people everywhere , you have a talent finding them. Greetz from the Netherlands !
😀Discovered your channel a week back and quickly became a fan! Started with S6 and going backwards to S1, I was blown away by the fact that you started your biking journey from Delhi and named your RE ‘Basanti’ from the movie Sholay, my all time fav movie!! You are simply awesome!!! Happy travels 👍🏼🏍
I agree with the big huge family feeling. Doesn't it feel nice! A giant family energized by admiration, respect, and gratitude for Noraly. The best of humanity can be found on this channel both in Noraly and in her very large Itchy Boots Family.
Amazing in deed, what an adventure.Your visit with this couple must have been memorable for them as well as you and your viewers. Your interactions with the people you meet is a thread that runs in all of your videos.
I love seeing the world through the eye of your camera. You are our blonde-haired blue-eyed ambassador to the indigenous folks of the world. It's very nice that we get to see people of the world, but the way you bring them into your camera makes them lovable folks and not just people. I am humbled by your talent with people. I could only wish and hope that I could be that genuine with the people you meet... It's so lovely. A deep felt thank you from "deep in the heart of Texas". I quote from a song about Texas from my childhood.
This video was so beautiful. Loved your interaction with the locals and how you treat them with so much kindness and respect. Indigenous people are the best when is comes to conservation of their lands and nature around them.
Everyone of your trips, is an adventure, I love how you look at life at the beauty, the tranquility, and the zest of the people that you meet. You model what we all should be doing in our lives, embracing the entire global world, and the many cultures that share the beautiful world that we all live in, and love ❤️
The people you meet are always so nice/hospitable. Gives me a boost to see such kindness in others. It does help when you can speak their language too.
I do hope these kind indigenous people can stay there and keep what really is THEIR land as what it is - their property. Once something of material value found there can cause problems just like in many parts of Asia or South America. Lawyers come and claim the land (where are your documents?). Illegals come, assassins, even religious sects...all the successful techniques to bring 'civilisation'. Thanks for sharing with us, you are the perfect ambassador, and I am happy and honoured to be member of the itchy boots family. Cheers Michael
Over your many adventures, you're changing. It was the ride, then the ride and the people, and now the ride and the people and their circumstances. It IS an adventure, but you're not just doing it, you're growing in it. Love it! This is enthralling and educating. The beauty is extraordinary. Thank you!
I`t`s been said we`re all actors and for most of us our limited stage is our local environment , where within we act and react . In person , that`s all we experience . but not you NORALY , the whole world and all the people in it is your stage , where you act and react ! And how wonderful for us that you take us with you !! How else could we ever see and hear up close and personal , the ACHUAL and SHUAL peoples !!! So thanks again and again as we look forwards to meeting more indigenous people !!!May GOD bless and protect you on your journey !!!!
Thank you for all the heart warming comments on this video ❤️ This was such a special place with kind and generous people and I felt so grateful to share this with you! This channel and all you here are really becoming an Itchy Boots Family 🥰
🥰thank You !!!
Terima kasih sudah membagikan kisah yang sangat indah dan menambah wawasan kami tentang dunia disebrang sana, sehat selalu dan tambah rezeki
Thanks for the videos
Thank you! Really interesting and very informative as usual.
Dear Noraly, you are so magnanimous and, in a way, you are also a seeker of truth like those sadhus or yogis in India, in my view.
This is National Geographic quality stuff by one brave young lady, one bike and a drone. Noraly deserves some kind of award. Awesome stuff.
Yes agree with you
Yeah nat Geo could buy the rights to her footage and broadcast it with minimal editing. This is high quality stuff.
They should be a sponsor for her as should the country she us in. Thousands of people will ride those roads in years to come following her tail.
Nat Geo are tourists. They come, shoot, and go home. Noraly is life.
Pre-Disney NatGeo quality!
It amazes me how Noraly can go anywhere on this planet and operate as though she is at home. She fearlessly charms her way around the globe. Wonderful channel.
A great way of truly saying who and what Noraly does naturally. 👍👏👏
I can say that, after seeing 15 episodes, I understood what this channel is all about: it’s about the love of the nature, about the love of the planet, about the love of the people and, lastly, about the love of the bikes. You are a true inspiration. Big thumbs up from Italy!
🇮🇹 & 🇮🇪 In the Itchy boots family 👪
Noraly, you continue to demonstrate how this world could be a much better place if we all shared your curiosity, sense of adventure and your friendly ,welcoming personality. Even in this remote , beautiful part of Ecuador that most of us will never experience, you have made more friends by your sincere interaction with this local family. Thank you for another wonderful video. Stay safe and well. Dan ✌️🏍🇨🇦
The world is a beautiful place, with amazing cultures.. just get rid of all the greedy Politicians, Media and Lawyers, and people will live in Harmony .....⁉️⁉️⁉️🇺🇸
One planet. One people. Thank you for reminding us.
Couldn’t agree more!.
Como Ecuatoriano, nacido en Zamora, no puedo mas que agradecerle por enseñar la belleza de mi País al mundo motociclista, que le vaya genial en lo que le queda por recorrer de Ecuador, Feliz 2022 🛣
For me your encounters with the locals is the best part of your adventure. It’s the people who make the difference. Good job.
Agree 💯% !
@@tonnywildweasel8138 indigenous people are people OFthe land - they tend the land and know tat NOBODY owns the land !
@@denislesperance852 : Precisely! We only have land on loan for a while, and we have to take good care of it, for those who come after us.
I am proud to be a small part of ITCHY BOOTS FAMILY ❤
You’ll soon have a well deserved 1 million subscribers. Well done Noraly.
You'll be getting there soon. Best of luck. Let us wish she gets the million before reaching Alaska!
@@breonnie She could always call into Google/YT HQ in San Jose on her way through and pick it up in person!😄
@@rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3 that would be an epic video, or Livestream 😏
2.25M...😉
If Noraly’s series doesn’t inspire you to be a better person I am not sure what else will, such an inspiration! I have been inspired by your series!
All this old guy can say is, "wow, wow, wow"! Beautiful ride and equally beautiful interaction with the people. Your demeanor is so inviting, no wonder people invite you to stay with them. Your videos are so masterfully made, 20 minutes go by in seemingly 5 😉! Thank you ever so much for the work you do for your "Itchy Booters", Bob, Nevada, USA
Great comment
I'd only add - my utmost appreciation to the indigenous couple (like many before) for their kind caring nature for our "Princess of Motorcycles and Travels" and sharing their lives, their amenities and their origins (if that's the correct word) with Norally and ultimately us
Muchísimas gracias
Yes this old guy from Washington, USA agrees very much.
Yep! and this 80 yr old guy from Cape Town South Africa agrees 100% as well. Your interaction with the locals just makes things even more interesting. Stay Safe!
Fir this 70 year old, the 20 minutes went by like 5 minutes.
Bob, your mention of being an Itchy booter, is nothing short of being what we can all feel to be, us, the Itchy booters Nation, you started something here, glad you did. People followers of Noraly, we have an official Name from now.🤘
They are not simple people. They are amazing people. The rest of us could certainly learn a lot from them.
Dear Noraly,
I can't wait for your travels thru Colombia, where I was born and spent part of my childhood!
Ever since Episode 2, when I caught word of you, I pray for your safety, every evening!
You are a role model for courage and will power and yet you have repeatedly shown us how important respect, kindness and honesty are in this world! You are an angel, who deserves all the protection she can get!
-Godspeed
XcelleraThor
She is an inspiration to us all!
AMAZING footage of Antonio & Rosa's family land and that waterfall WOW as they live off the land that they own. Out in other countries they would be considered extremely rich to have that much land, yet they live simply. They are a family that sticks together no matter how big the family grows in numbers... That is a true family unit.
I truly hope that the big companies do not come in (over time) and cut down their forest and all the trees around them.
Tristemente lo están haciendo
Drones have been a huge boon to people who love the planet and geography. Noraly is a great exponent of the medium and goes to great places to film.
Just bought a dji mini 2 and they are truly amazing. I can't wait until the weather improves here in the UK so I can get out and fly it more 🤘👍
@@grossi46 Will you be putting your stuff on you tube?
@@vectispete9415 yes I have just started a small youtube channel that I put my motorbike journeys on and will be incorporating my drone footage very soon 👍
For me, a long-time resident in Ecuador, it is a special thrill to follow your adventures around this wonderful country, through places which I know myself. You have a very special ability to communicate so beautifully with your channel followers, as well as the people of Ecuador. I'm in awe!
Yup, that makes two of us. You rode within sight of my childhood home...just a remote airstrip at the beginning. I remember the tractors pushing the road through when I was four.
Dear whoever is reading this Itchy Boots being a big family and we don't know eachother but i wish good health and prosperous life to you all. Stay strong and keep going 👍👍👍
Yes we are all together here to see the adventure
Yes that's for sure 👍
Thank you! Wish you all the best too! Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.
YES, All the best to everyone! Thank you!
We have become a large family!
I postponed my America's travel plans, after I watched you in South America. You made me realize how important it is to know spanish when traveling in the region. I have been learning Spanish since 9 months ago, and I have many more months to go! Thank you so much for your inspiration!
De nada
Adelante, Jon. Sé que lo lograrás, saludos desde Honduras.
100 per cent Jon. 👏👏👍👍
That yellow fruit Pithaya (Dragonfruit) is yummy. I grow them in my backyard in Florida. There is a red version that is even sweeter. I’m glad you are trying new things to eat. Indigenous people have been living on those lands thousands of years before they were colonized and will be here after the colonizers are gone. Thank you for giving respect to the elders 🙏
You are indeed our ambassador on two wheels.
Good point about the colonizers
i prefer the yellow fruit. i find them sweeter than the reds.
@@bjsc1100
I grow both of them. The Florida soil might differ but my reds are like sugar. Maybe I need more fertilizer for my yellows…hmmm🤔 my reds are a year and a half older so maybe it’s more mature hence the sweetness
@@bjsc1100 we only have reds here where I live in the NE of Thailand, I did not know they came yellow. And sweeter you say.
@@ragbag46 En Ecuador se produce Amarilla como rojas salvajemente y cultivo 😋
Wow. Lump in my throat watching that outro.. This channel is a gold mine I'm in love! You deserve a Grammy level award for this channel!
You touch all hearts with kindness. Watching you made me a kinder person. Many,many, Thanks...
I rarely ever see so much love in the comment section of youtube channels .. it is as heartwarming as the content..
Gracias por recorrer nuestro hermoso país Ecuador y mostrar al mundo de una manera distinta, un excelente viaje y sigue disfrutando de tu viaje cuídate mucho.
The only criticism I have for Noraly is that the videos are too short! I could watch them for hours on end. Educational, fascinating, and a beautiful journey with an incredible lady who sees the good in most everyone. Thank you for taking me along.
Heaven is a motorcycle on a road you have never been on before. What beautiful country. Makes it twice as wonderful.
That might have been one of the best quotes I have ever heard/read. That is sooo true my friend. Thank you for sharing that wonderful quote!
My name is Idalia..I am from Nicaragua 🇳🇮 my husband from Ecuador. We live in Vancouver Canada but your videos touched ours hearts because we are so far away from our land. Thankyou Noraly for the videos..I admire you a lot.
I don't know many RUclips channels with such a genuine content, and all the uninteresting stuff being cut out. There's Harald Baldr and few else.
A true gem 💎
Itchy, Bald n Bankrupt & Harald Baldr, my favorite trio. Baldr in Nepal now hiking half clothed in the Himalaya winter, Tea house to Tea House looking for a cold morning swim.. Love these people.
You have shown yourself and all of us your courage, respect, kindness, and wonder about the world and the variety of people who inhabit it. I ride too, I'm now an older rider, about 55 years worth and your adventures fill me with awe and wonder. Stay safe and ride on....🔥🔥
Really enjoyed your conversation with Antonio. He spoke so clearly with such clear pronunciation that even with my very basic Spanish I could understand him really quite easily.
Me too, I have the idea that South Americans are more understandable than people from Spain, once I had a taxi in the Barcelona, the driver was from Colombia, I was able to talk to him just fine while I was having trouble talking with the Spaniards. I'm Dutch btw.
I've noticed the same! I've got two basic courses of Spanish under my belt from 15 years ago and no use of tbe language after that. During this series I've realized I haven't forgotten all of it, and I probably could actually learn it still.
All of us watching Noraly have become a huge family of "strangers" from all over the world! This is what the world should be made of! Friendly/loving/caring people! Great job Noraly and Happy New Year everyone! Cheers
I agree with you Patrick. Through Noraly's travels I have learned so much about geography and human interactions. What the media shows versus what we see from Noraly is night and day.
“Let’s see, where to go? No worries, just go around.” Then she takes the dirt road…heh, heh…. I ride a big bike, a Harley Road King. I must stay off dirt and gravel. May have to get a smaller dual purpose bike. I’m loving this adventure. Staying in the community, their personal cabańa, is so kind. Wonderful, generous people. I think the Good Lord watches over Noraly. God be with you, Noraly. WHAT A BLESSING YOU ARE. Texas
Whimsical thought: own one of each type of moto that Itchy Boots has toured on!
A used Honda xr 650l is a great place to start. I like my drz 400 because it is an old fashioned bike on which I can do most of the work.
I had an r1100rt. Bought a 2018 Royal Enfield Himalayan (bought bike 1st then started watching her vids). I sold the BMW last year. Smaller adv bikes are a whole different mindset/vibe than the big road bikes.
17:20 you were so much touched by the privilege to be together with these nice people. You are an ambassador of humanity! Thanks for taking us with you!
Just want to say how much you inspire me! Thank you for your humor, positivity, guts and tenacity!
Many blessings for a wonderful and adventurous 2022!!
Quite an adventurous day!
There was a Honda advertising campaign back in the ‘60s.
The tag line was “You meet the nicest people on a Honda”.
This day was like that for you.
Good Vibrations
Noraly , buenas noches, soy de Guayaquil -Ecuador, me hubiera encantado qué pase x mi bella ciudad y poderla conocer en persona.
Es una señorita admirable y digna de ejemplo. Siempre qué la vemos con mi esposo le digo qué usted no tiene miedo y pasa x mil aventuras.
La felicito y Dios la bendiga siempre y la cuide y siga mostrándonos las maravillas de éste mundo. Adelante. Y siempre será bienvenida a éste hermoso país, Ecuador.
Living here in the states and I've been following you for the better part of 3 years Noraly, and I am realizing that the further you are away from civilization the more civilized the people are. And the jungle is much prettier than the city. Sweet!
Liar liar liar had your account only 5 months numpty
@@1991enduro You are so incredibly RUDE! It's true that I subscribed 5 months ago but I have followed the post from the beginning. The best RUclips has to offer, and I've turn dozens of people on to it. Something I adore and now you come along, not knowing me or anything about me or what I do, and you attempt to poop on it. I have a self-protective side to me that encourages me to put you in your place, but you've already accomplished that. This is a clean, fun, interesting post that I don't believe ever received a thumbs down. and here you are, dragging dirt into it. You're forgiven.
@@jerryduncan8832 don't say you watched for three years when you've only had RUclips 5 months come on just done lie
Having their own personal waterfall in the Amazon jungle is pretty amazing. Love the way people respond to you; kindness begets kindness, I suppose. Didn't know there were bears in the jungle... but what's a few bears after lions and elephants and rhinos (Oh, my!). Thanks for another beautiful video.
I grew up in Ecuador and I can tell you that the "bad" parts of the road today would have been considered the GOOD parts when I was growing up! I could scarcely believe that the whole road was paved! I that part of the selva! It would have been just unheard of when I was there. The best you could hope for was that the oil companies would have sprayed the road down with wasyte oil to keep the dust down and protect the surface for light rain. My heart aches for la tierra de mi juventude and I am so happy that YOU get to enjoy mi Ecuador. If you can remember the road from Quito to Tumbaco and the beautiful geological formation on that road I call the hairpin. The rock has been folded more than double in one place and has been visible since the 1970s as far as I know!
Amazon might be thinking, our queen has arrived. Let's spread love. Thank you Noraly for talking us along
Wow! That was Itchy boots at her best.
We had riding through great landscape, some refuling, some drone footage and her interacting with the amazing people of Equador.
For me this was the best part of this season so far.
Thank you very much for sharing this with us.
What a world we would live in if all shared Noraly's curiosity, grace and welcoming personality. She is welcoming to the environment, the people she encounters and to all of us she generously carries along with her. Nothing on RUclips even close to this lady!!
the most enjoyable thing on the web, thanks so much
Great episode, Noraly. You seem to be born to do exactly this - you got the language, the attitude, the ability, the strength and the ambition. Good job.
Such an inoffensive polite lovely girl. Great showing us close insights into life we'll never know x.
What an amazing landscape, you arrived at the end of this episode 👍!
Without you, Noraly, I never would see such places ! Until next time 🙋♂!
Beautiful video! Alaska, the journey, the landscapes, the people ... and, I have to be honest, the end touched my heart. Thanks.
Ecuador at his purest!!! The most perfect world, indigenous people and the rainforest, she’s one lucky lady, blessings Noraly 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼👍👍👍
Hard work not luck
Hands down...the BEST channel on YT. 💥👏👏💛😁🎶 Morning coffee with Noraly.☕☕ Bravo!
A very happy new year to you, Noraly. And to everyone who is watching your channel.
Thank you very much for alle your videos. They help me through these difficult times. You probably know, nearly every thing is closed here in the Netherlands. A video from Noraly every other day, keeps the doctor away.
And nearly 1.000.000 people seem to think so too. Every day I look, 1000 more followers. You'll probably have 1.000.000 followers by the end of february. Please go on.
itchy boots family!
Noraly ..... thank you for showing me Ecuador .It is the most beautiful country you have traveled through so far IMHO.
You continue to amaze me with your gracious manner and ability to connect with the local people. You're the world ambassador.
I believe that one reason besides the people being extremely nice anyways, is you treat them with respect no matter social, economic, age, etc. Respect earns respect.
Thanks for the ride Noraly! Another fantastic video. I love the interaction with the locals. Thank you for the subtitles! What an amazing life and property that couple have. 10 kids!! Thanks again for the insight into a culture I never would have seen without you.
I just saw your channel but every day I watched it,u r amazing people in this world, thank you
Your little friend Alaska is taking you to different worlds. You set off from a noisy city in the morning and ended up in a jungle paradise, complete with a waterfall to accompany your dreams.
Ecuador was amazing. As were the indigenous people you visited Noraly. 👏 👍👏
Still watching in 2023. 👍👍
You can almost see that this is where the planet breathes. What insanely rich nature! To think that it's only a few hundred kilometres from Atacama! 🤗
…And I bow to your courage of getting that, erm, digestive fruit. I wouldn't have dared for fear of requiring some big-leafed herbs from the wayside, even if only for their big leaves. 🥺
Again one of the most outstanding stays on your best-of-list, right? Not for luxury, but for authenticity! 🤩
Loved it! 🥰
So sad that nowadays the amazon rainforest actually emits more CO2 than it captures because of all the deforestation, cattle and cattle food agriculture 😞.
@Zweispur Mopped that's a 'dragon fruit'. You can probably find them at your local supermarket.
@@randphong I guess I could, but the digestive bit scares me. 🤭
@@zweispurmopped my thoughts as well, but I don't think one dragon fruit would be too... Effective 🙄🤣
@@jamesdriscoll_tmp1515 Ooh I dunno, look at what one 'wafer-thin mint' did to Mr Creosote! 🤪 (Spot the (aging!) Monty Python fan!🤣
Does this restore your faith in people or what? The Internet is proving to be the best invention of all time and you are using it so beautifully. Thank you. These people are just so special, and you seem so fearless.
I am loving this! So so interesting and the music!!!...ahhh perfect. Another great video of such a beautiful place...rain and all. Thanks for the ride along Noraly.
I hung onto every word of your conversation with your host. And the drone footage at the end...wowowowowowow!!
How fantastic is that?! You meet such nice people, who are immediately ready for you with food and shelter. That kind of kindness makes the landscapes that much more beautiful!
Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.
“You meet such nice people on a Honda”………True then and true now!
The people with the least always prove to be the most generous.
Wow what an adventure to sleep in the sounds of a waterfall. that is quite amazing. one of your best choices yet i think.
So wish I had studied languages when I was young. To be able to speak with everyone in their native language goes a long way in people feeling comfortable around you, and you them. Definitely falling in love with Ecuador.
You can always pick up spanish and it's good from Miami to Antarctica! Norely has a great spanish, i can't place where she learned it because she has a very neutral accent, most europeans than know spanish talk with a heavy accent from Spain, she doesn't, her spanish is nearly as good as her english IMO.
@@danielsaavedra8520 Noraly worked as a geologist in various parts of South America, so her Spanish was probably mostly acquired in that part of the world.
When you think of these countries or speak to people about them, they are almost dismissed as third world countries or backward. But when I watch your videos it’s totally different, it reminds me how humans can be, everyone is so friendly and wants to help and don’t mind putting themselves out, going above and beyond. I almost forgot that humans can be like this, it’s the simplest things. Really love this aspect of your videos the interaction.
If there were a double thumbs up icon I would click on it. You, and now we, are lucky to be at this special place at this singular point in time. So Antonio owns a waterfalls and acres of land around it apparently and is kind enough to share it. I grew up on a lake my parents owned and as I was growing up I took it for granted. But now I understand how unusual it was and is for someone to own an entire lake. Antonio and I are lucky men. I think everyone who watched this was lucky.
I love how you are so genuine, friendly, curious, relational - what a cool lady! Your selections of music for your drone periods, wow, sometimes I feel like I am you, I love your view of life so much, then I have to wake up a little bit and realize that YOU are actually doing all of this! The Whole World will know Noraly!
I have been following you since season 1 and I have to say this one is the best so far because of your interaction with the local people. Watching you ride and the places you go through is great but at times I missed what human interaction did you have with the people you encounter along the way…now you show us that part of traveling and that is great!
I agree, more interactions, like the ones in this video, and not just with 'indigenous' people, would be good.
Veramente molto bello entrare in contatto con le popolazioni locali. Grazie Noraly!
It's unbelievable how you interact with the people and can't wait to see you in Colombia. Who said the world is dangerous when you can meet the ordinary people you realise they are just like you. Stay safe and keep the videos coming.
Es hermoso viajar contigo. Gracias. 🥰💐🇺🇾👍
This episode was great , that family is looking after you so well. Doing all they can , just because ! There's good people everywhere , you have a talent finding them. Greetz from the Netherlands !
Noraly really just makes me happy with her adventures . Lovely smile and kind heart
Noraly happy new year.. May God grant us many more destinations for 2022. May he keep you safe.. Amen😊
From Namibia.. We miss you 🙏
Noraly, in these hard times your videos always bring back the good feelings and the joy of living. Thanks!
It’s amazing how you find native indigenous people who are so kind and generous. It lifts my soul to see you experience this first hand. 👍
You have to be the LUCKIEST human on Earth today! Thank you for being AWESOME, Lady!
What a great day to interact with locals. Great adventure!
Many people say they have travelled the world, but not many could match your expirience. Thanks for taking me along.
This is lovely - taking to Amazon. The story keeps getting interesting all the time. Enjoy each time. Thanks and God bless you.👍👍👍😊😊😊
You are so amazingly courageous and positive! Thanks for the video!
Incredible video!!!!! Totally agree with Martin. Noraly, you are awesome and an inspiration to all of us.
Que increíble eres. Nunca pierdes la sonrisa. Tu cultura es admirable. Gracias.
Great drone shots of the waterfall. Did you show the people you lived with, their land from 'above'?
🏍😄Hi Noraly your Filming is so Great I injoy the indigenous People and the water falls!!!you Rock!! Love Brent Gordon of Canada
😀Discovered your channel a week back and quickly became a fan! Started with S6 and going backwards to S1, I was blown away by the fact that you started your biking journey from Delhi and named your RE ‘Basanti’ from the movie Sholay, my all time fav movie!! You are simply awesome!!! Happy travels 👍🏼🏍
Welcome to the big family
Your brushing against cultures that have seen greater things than the Western World ever imagined. How very blessed you are.
So impressed by your adventurous and trusting spirit. The drone footage was fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
I agree with the big huge family feeling. Doesn't it feel nice! A giant family energized by admiration, respect, and gratitude for Noraly.
The best of humanity can be found on this channel both in Noraly and in her very large Itchy Boots Family.
Amazing in deed, what an adventure.Your visit with this couple must have been memorable for them as well as you and your viewers. Your interactions with the people you meet is a thread that runs in all of your videos.
I love seeing the world through the eye of your camera. You are our blonde-haired blue-eyed ambassador to the indigenous folks of the world. It's very nice that we get to see people of the world, but the way you bring them into your camera makes them lovable folks and not just people. I am humbled by your talent with people. I could only wish and hope that I could be that genuine with the people you meet... It's so lovely.
A deep felt thank you from "deep in the heart of Texas". I quote from a song about Texas from my childhood.
I loved seeing this video. Lovely people, lovely footage, beautiful country!
Gosh...I am so addicted to watching all your Series & Episodes...You are such a Brave and Amazing Lady. Blessings on all your journeys
This video was so beautiful. Loved your interaction with the locals and how you treat them with so much kindness and respect. Indigenous people are the best when is comes to conservation of their lands and nature around them.
Whaaaa so nice!!! Muchas gracias Noraly !!!!🙏🙂🙏
Richard 👍😎🇫🇷🏁
Everyone of your trips, is an adventure, I love how you look at life at the beauty, the tranquility, and the zest of the people that you meet. You model what we all should be doing in our lives, embracing the entire global world, and the many cultures that share the beautiful world that we all live in, and love ❤️
The people you meet are always so nice/hospitable. Gives me a boost to see such kindness in others. It does help when you can speak their language too.
Living your dream - proud of you Noraly!
I do hope these kind indigenous people can stay there and keep what really is THEIR land as what it is - their property.
Once something of material value found there can cause problems just like in many parts of Asia or South America. Lawyers come and claim the land (where are your documents?). Illegals come, assassins, even religious sects...all the successful techniques to bring 'civilisation'.
Thanks for sharing with us, you are the perfect ambassador, and I am happy and honoured to be member of the itchy boots family. Cheers Michael
Over your many adventures, you're changing. It was the ride, then the ride and the people, and now the ride and the people and their circumstances. It IS an adventure, but you're not just doing it, you're growing in it. Love it! This is enthralling and educating. The beauty is extraordinary. Thank you!
I`t`s been said we`re all actors and for most of us our limited stage is our local environment , where within we act and react . In person , that`s all we experience . but not you NORALY , the whole world and all the people in it is your stage , where you act and react ! And how wonderful for us that you take us with you !! How else could we ever see and hear up close and personal , the ACHUAL and SHUAL peoples !!! So thanks again and again as we look forwards to meeting more indigenous people !!!May GOD bless and protect you on your journey !!!!