The most amazing thing about this place is the view....??????? Your on a man made mountain with ancient carvings, the earliest known example of men shaking hands in relief, and the mystery of the tomb beneath the tumulus...!!!!!
A week ago there was a thumbnail of "Itchy Boots" jacking up an ankle in Nevada. Clicked. Watched. Was hooked. Been on the backtrack trail of the the first season. In this episode, Noraly is at an ancient (over 2000 year old) epic Greek ruin. And makes an awesome statement. Turning the camera around she shows the vista. Moral of the story. The best mankind has to offer pales in comparison to what nature brings to the table.
Its amazing how Noraly and Basanti are bringing people together and fostering good relationships . If nothing else comes from this epic journey just that makes it worthwhile
As a Turk, it is very enjoyable to see you in these sacred lands in Mesopotamia, Anatolia. It's exciting to listen from your own commentary. As a motor enthusiast, I'll take you as an example in the future. I wish you continued videos
Its surprising how beautiful it is there, we only see bad parts on news programs. I really enjoy this trip seeing places that I will never get to see only through your eyes. Thank you "Blue Eyes"
Very historical site, after her first visit in 1947, Theresa Goell dedicated her life to Mount Nemrut, starting campaigns in 1954. Subsequent excavations have failed to reveal the tomb of Antiochus. This is nevertheless still believed to be the site of his burial. King Antiochus I, ruler of Commagene from 70 BC to 36BC, was a most unusual king. He claimed descent from Greek conqueror Alexander the Great on his mother’s side, and from the Persian King Darius the Great on his father’s side, thus combining the west and the east.
The guy at the first petrol station is typically doing what the most turkish people do when they have no idea what to say in english. "Just speak slowly turkish and she will definetly understand" 😀😀
Finally, Turkey! I know it's been a while since you were there, i just started watching itchy boots but, i really hope you enjoyed turkey. Our people are different and we have unique ways to show affection. Though it may seem creepy at times, like watching you eat your food 😅😂. For anyone who is thinking of visiting out of the way parts of Turkey, just keep that in mind. They don't get many visitors so they don't quite know what to do 😂😂
The beauty in these video creations, apart from the epic music which Noraly chooses to accompany her scenic rides, it is her female voice followed after by the manly sound of the motorcycle engine cylinder. Just epic!
lol lol MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACES ARE IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN DEAR THIS IS WORLD MOST BEAUTIFUL ROADS ruclips.net/video/hylgPX0kJ1M/видео.html Norley u missed great indian roads of Kashmir. Watch from 10:30, they are in journey at WORLD HIGHEST MOTORABLE ROAD and waiting for next next next videos.
The people who thumbs down her are guys with trophy wives that only let them ride their GS12s to Starbucks to bring them home a Caramel Latte, while wearing full Rukka gear and the bike bathed in Touratech gear....
The wives are probably jealous because not only is she very knowledgeable in what she does, she is quite pretty to boot, and gets on with people wherever she goes.
@@DanyRibasPinto Péssimas estradas e péssimas condições de conservação de edifícios e belas construções,nas ex repúblicas da U.R.S.S.Tenho acompanhado o canal do "Bald and Bankrupted" e posso ver isto.Triste realidade.Países ficaram órfão e de repente pobres.....contudo, gente simples e boa...há de se deixar claro.Paz e bom domingo.
Turkeye My wife and I visited there in 2001 2 months before 9/11. We visited Ephesus, Pamukkale, Marmaris and then went over to Rhodos Island. The most incredible adventure of our lives. Had I known about Mt Nemrut and/or Gobekli Tepe back then I would have gone to visit. As it was our adventure was amazing. We even managed to go white water rafting. Turkish people = the most hospitable people, kind and gracious.
So extravagant that the Russian policeman who stopped you asked for your “ permis de conduire” which means driver’s licence in French !! Found your vlog recently and went through your 105 episodes in a weekend! Love to travel by procuration with such a charming young Rebecca. Danku
Went to Nemrut Dagi in the late 80's. We could ride our bikes pretty much to the top, no shuttle bus. Also there was No roping off, gotta say it looked much better then. Turkey is a great place to ride. If the weather is right !
HI Noraly, I have copied a link to a ride that I think you would really enjoy, that is if you ever get to North America. Its called the Continental Divide Ride (CDR). It's 2700 miles long and goes from the Mexican border to the Canadian border, most of it is off pavement. I rode it in 2011, and it truly is an epic ride. The highest pass we rode was Engineer Pass at 12,800 ft, right behind that is Stony at 12,592 ft. Both rides can be quite difficult, and the right bike is important, and a riding companion to help pick up the bikes when you fall over is also a must. I am speaking from experience. The two riders in this video also rode across what I think is the most dangerous rode in the U.S. Black Bear Pass. If you watch the video it is the one with the spectacular drone footage and the waterfall. Still enjoying your videos. Keep the shiny side up. David ruclips.net/video/zasuKe8SuBY/видео.html
You found many historical places in Turkey then other places. It's so nyce to me also to know about these places. Lots of love and respect from Pakistan and pakistani fan. Stay blessed
Keep up the great work, I've just binge watched your channel from the start over the past week in the evenings, I'm addicted and can't wait for the next stage of your incredible adventure!
Hi, welcome to Turkey and have a nice trip.Let me give you some advice , Don't forget to see Cappadocia and the Salt lake (you can ride the bike on the lake on this season). Be careful on countryside roads to the tractors and harvesting machines because this is harvest time on Anatolia. I don't know your route but Mediterranean coast and also Aegean coast is awesome.If you need any help do not hesitate to contact.We have huge groups of riders all over Turkey.Be safe and enjoy.
Thank you, Noraly, for the amazing views of Mount Nemrut and the 2000 year old sculptures. I had to refresh my memory on the Hellenistic Period, the Kingdom of Commagene and Antiochus I. I also enjoyed the baking of your "pizza" bread. I appreciate being able to ride with you as you explore Turkey. Stay safe and adieu from Texas in the USA.
How can this tiny woman maintain such a perpetual smile all the time? She is so vibrant. A pleasure to follow her trail. First thing in the morning for me to travel the world. Be nice to know when you come to north America. Keep up the good work
Noraly, you have angels accompanying you along the way. You always find the right angel (disguised as a man or woman) to help you. Best to you and Godspeed.
Great Video UR very near Gobeklitepe excavation area which is a hilltop sanctuary erected on the highest point of an elongated mountain ridge some 15 km northeast of the town of Sanlıurfa. This sanctuary is proved by the archaeologists that it is the oldest city/temple in the world carbon dated to about 11,500 years old.
Ben in Nederland geboren en getogen.Turkije is mijn vaderland.Ben er al 5 jaar niet geweest.Dankzij jou toch even wel..Bedankt voor je mooie videos.Hou alsjeblieft nooit op.Succes!
Fascinating trip in Turkey, thank you for showing us very interesting places and your super interaction with people in Turkey and Armania as well, we really enjoying your trips
Can't wait for your Cappadocia vid ! Been there before & rode on their hot air balloon; IMO, it's one of Turkiye's beautiful & unique place and I love it. Hopefully you can also visit Pamukkale; it's stunningly beautiful there. ❤❤❤
Watching your adventures from last year once again. I was here last May, what a special place! I'm glad you made the unplanned visit to Mt Nemrut. Turkey is a very special country with beautiful people.
Hello Noraly, thank you for that interesting update. I like the shot of the mountain of sacks on that massively overloaded truck next to the donkey cart with not quite as many sacks on it - shows the contrast between different eras. By the way, I ordered a swag of your fine stickers and will give them to my motorcycling friends.
Awesome mountain and the 2000year old sculptures and ruins, I really appreciate your amazing interest on things like this. Noraly As a subscriber I really thank you so much for all the videos and the efforts to make it, I want to meet you once personally if you come to Chennai India. I love it.
Nice video. You did very well to listen to your body and stop for the day. Heat and humidity plus a good meal will drain anyone's battery quickly. A bit of a walk at a higher elevation with the cooler air was just what you needed. If I were you, I would leave earlier at sunrise, to try to escape the worst of the heat and humidity and finish my riding day early at the beginning of the afternoon for rest and relaxation. 😎
Love watching your motorcycling adventures. You are always so positive whilst also showing the best that people of all nationalities have to offer. Thank you for sharing.
Hallo Noraly, I enjoy your travelling very much. I am now 74 and I once was motorcycling in Turkey in 1974 and 1984 with my Moto Guzzi 850. If you ever come to Turkey again please visit the Nemrut Dag Volcano. (Yes there are two Nemrut Dag!!!) In the crater of 7 km diameter and at 2900 mtr, there is a beautiful lake and there are also e few smaller lakes. Maybe you have to take the shuttle to the top. It is located on the west side of Lake Van, near de city of Tatvan. Internet and youtube: Nemrut volcano. Goede reizen en groeten uit Arcen Li.
Going to the southcoast? Antalya-Kemer-Cirali-Demir-to Fethiye-Gocek- Dalaman- Dalyan where we live. Ellis is Dutch and I am American - do drop in and feel welcome to stay and edit - WIFI here. ;)
I am glad you have a lunch today, do not starve yourself by eating breakfast only. You are showing amazing archaeological sites, thanks. I wish you luck on your journey.
U are a superwomen!! All the best for ur future rides! I pray to all 5 gods of the universe to facilitate ur ride and to make a protocol where ever you go. Good luck and Godspeed.
Its a long time since I was in Turkey but, the word for the small buses just popped in to my head; dolmus. All the other words, for hello and thank you etc, that I learned, have long gone. Salam
Great scenery, good history and geography lessons on your videos. What more could we ask for. Thank you for the video Noraly. Even as a newbie in 2022, still loving it. 🙏👍
😅 Haben diese Angewohnheit alle Biker, auf die Nummernschilder anderer Motorräder zu schauen, um zu wissen woher sie kommen? Ich mache das nämlich auch. Die Landschaft ist wunderschön. Aber ist sie wirklich interessanter als 2000 Jahre alte Zeit-Zeugnisse menschlicher Zivilisation? Dank dafür, dass ich mit dir auf den Spuren der alten Griechen wandeln durfte. 👍👍
kadın var ,kadın var işte hiç tanımadığı diyarlarda kimseden çekinmeden rahatça geziyor. bizim kendini beğenmiş kızların yüzüne bile bakmayacağı tiplerle çay flan içiyor. helal olsun.
I noticed a lot of Brick roadways. That’s a lot of hand laid brick, and the longest lasting roads. The best thing about your epic motorcycle trip is that you can simply change your plans, stay a little longer in places of interest. Two weeks ago I took my first major motorcycle trip of 1,545 KM over 3-1/2 days. Going through many small towns and villages from the bottom border of Wisconsin USA to the top where my bike and I took a ferry boat out to Madeline Island (Apostle Islands) for an afternoon of Island riding. The beauty of the trip was being able to stop in little towns to check things out. The people I found like to approach me on my motorcycle to chat in these villages to look at my bike. I got a mini taste of what your Epic trip must be like. I spent 2 nights in motels along the way. Of course a round trip to get home again. I live 7 miles south of the Wisconsin border in Illinois.
The riding through the wide open spaces (as between 02:30 and 03:30) is well suited to the slightly eerie, minimalist music you have added over it - superbly artistic video editing - love it. As for the hugely overloaded truck full of sacks (c. 06:00) - this would not be allowed on European roads like that, just bizarre!
The video features beautiful and majestic classical music, which harmoniously complements the same majestic mountain views. Such music just calls for the road. The eternal wanderer, as a way of life. Itchy boots do not give rest to the traveler and Basanti! - :).
Great video Noraly , once you got off the highway and on to the mountain roads the views just got better , glad you decided to rest up in that small village , if your tired it is the best thing to do , loved your short ride out to the ancient site very interesting , the views from there were Truly Outstanding , have a good rest and some food and drink , i look forward to your next video , take care and all the very Best
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Beautiful Turkey! Greetings from Thessaloniki Greece kardeşler!
Hello my brother. Greetings from Turkey. Greece is also beautiful too.
greece and turkey brothers forget politics
Yasu 🙋♂️
@@deniznarli2535 totally agree my friend ppl are the best!
Greetings yourself from İstanbul kardeş. Nice to see friendly friends here.
The most amazing thing about this place is the view....??????? Your on a man made mountain with ancient carvings, the earliest known example of men shaking hands in relief, and the mystery of the tomb beneath the tumulus...!!!!!
This channel deserves 10,000,000 subscribers and one billion views. RUclips content doesn't get any better than this.
You got it!
I am watching this channel everyday for hours. I am so glad that I am unemployed ;-)
NO
Chill man 👨🏻 😂
300 000 subs and 150 000 viewers would be very good for the end of the year.
A week ago there was a thumbnail of "Itchy Boots" jacking up an ankle in Nevada. Clicked. Watched. Was hooked. Been on the backtrack trail of the the first season. In this episode, Noraly is at an ancient (over 2000 year old) epic Greek ruin. And makes an awesome statement. Turning the camera around she shows the vista. Moral of the story. The best mankind has to offer pales in comparison to what nature brings to the table.
Its amazing how Noraly and Basanti are bringing people together and fostering good relationships . If nothing else comes from this epic journey just that makes it worthwhile
As a Turk, it is very enjoyable to see you in these sacred lands in Mesopotamia, Anatolia. It's exciting to listen from your own commentary. As a motor enthusiast, I'll take you as an example in the future. I wish you continued videos
Its surprising how beautiful it is there, we only see bad parts on news programs. I really enjoy this trip seeing places that I will never get to see only through your eyes. Thank you "Blue Eyes"
Very historical site, after her first visit in 1947, Theresa Goell dedicated her life to Mount Nemrut, starting campaigns in 1954. Subsequent excavations have failed to reveal the tomb of Antiochus. This is nevertheless still believed to be the site of his burial. King Antiochus I, ruler of Commagene from 70 BC to 36BC, was a most unusual king. He claimed descent from Greek conqueror Alexander the Great on his mother’s side, and from the Persian King Darius the Great on his father’s side, thus combining the west and the east.
@Hov D It did'nt exist in the history in anytime any armenian or kurdish state .
@Hov D Broken,muroken everybody understood it .
@@cemyapar1757 Search ancient maps and Armenia is always there!
@@cemyapar1757 efsane yaaa 😂😂😂🎩 broken mroken hahaha
@@krisavapine
Here ignorant people like you can't understand.
The guy at the first petrol station is typically doing what the most turkish people do when they have no idea what to say in english. "Just speak slowly turkish and she will definetly understand" 😀😀
I speak slowly, read my lip.
😆
Same in Russia. Just speak loudly and slowly in russian and everyone will understand.
when you dont know how to speak english and you wanna help . you will doing the same thing but you cant becasue you have not brain
All county sane i think
Funny, but it usually works at some level. It's better than saying nothing
Finally, Turkey! I know it's been a while since you were there, i just started watching itchy boots but, i really hope you enjoyed turkey. Our people are different and we have unique ways to show affection. Though it may seem creepy at times, like watching you eat your food 😅😂. For anyone who is thinking of visiting out of the way parts of Turkey, just keep that in mind. They don't get many visitors so they don't quite know what to do 😂😂
The beauty in these video creations, apart from the epic music which Noraly chooses to accompany her scenic rides, it is her female voice followed after by the manly sound of the motorcycle engine cylinder. Just epic!
How can one dislikes this Awesome woman.... LOVE FROM “SRILANKA"
lol lol MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACES ARE IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN DEAR THIS IS WORLD MOST BEAUTIFUL ROADS ruclips.net/video/hylgPX0kJ1M/видео.html Norley u missed great indian roads of Kashmir. Watch from 10:30, they are in journey at WORLD HIGHEST MOTORABLE ROAD and waiting for next next next videos.
The people who thumbs down her are guys with trophy wives that only let them ride their GS12s to Starbucks to bring them home a Caramel Latte, while wearing full Rukka gear and the bike bathed in Touratech gear....
The wives are probably jealous because not only is she very knowledgeable in what she does, she is quite pretty to boot, and gets on with people wherever she goes.
I'm traveling along with you. I'm still in episode 84 in Kazakhstan. I'll watch all the videos. I am Brazilian and I accompany you here from Brazil.
Preciso ver todos.....desde o princípio.
@@Pantibiblon Vale a pena cada segundo. No Tajiquistão é uma loucura, péssimas estradas, mas as paisagens são mágicas.
hahaa... i am already passed that way... goodluck from indonesia 😁😁😁
@@DanyRibasPinto
Péssimas estradas e péssimas condições de conservação de edifícios e belas construções,nas ex repúblicas da U.R.S.S.Tenho acompanhado o canal do "Bald and Bankrupted" e posso ver isto.Triste realidade.Países ficaram órfão e de repente pobres.....contudo, gente simples e boa...há de se deixar claro.Paz e bom domingo.
@@Pantibiblon Vc disse tudo, pessoas simples e muito agradáveis, hospitaleiras.
Turkeye
My wife and I visited there in 2001 2 months before 9/11.
We visited Ephesus, Pamukkale, Marmaris and then went over to Rhodos Island. The most incredible adventure of our lives. Had I known about Mt Nemrut and/or Gobekli Tepe back then I would have gone to visit. As it was our adventure was amazing. We even managed to go white water rafting. Turkish people = the most hospitable people, kind and gracious.
So extravagant that the Russian policeman who stopped you asked for your “ permis de conduire” which means driver’s licence in French !! Found your vlog recently and went through your 105 episodes in a weekend! Love to travel by procuration with such a charming young Rebecca. Danku
How can one dislike videos of a courageous girl on a solo world ride.
I think many of those "dislikes" are just people with smaller devices like phones tapping that "thumbs down" icon by mistake while scrolling down.
@@BilgemasterBill Possible. I subscribed to someone channel without I realized it. I hit the button while I was sleeping while watching a video. 😅
Those dislikes are from jealous bike riders who couldn't do it by themselves
trolls are every where.
greeks, armanians etc.etc.
One women one basanti one world tour glad u reality loyalty truthful u r ambitious great lady noraly
I think, same woman, one Africa Twin and second world tour.
தன்னம்பிக்கை...
I cant tell you how much i wait for your videos,Turkey,nice place,so much history
All historic remainings here are from other civilizations, specially east turkey and Mount Nemrut is Armenian. And western turkey is Greek
Went to Nemrut Dagi in the late 80's. We could ride our bikes pretty much to the top, no shuttle bus. Also there was No roping off, gotta say it looked much better then. Turkey is a great place to ride. If the weather is right !
Lovely to see these early videos. Fabulous Turkish landscapes & ruins! Gracious, generous people.
Speechless and inspired to see your courageous solo journey.
No words of praise can justify your persona.
HI Noraly, I have copied a link to a ride that I think you would really enjoy, that is if you ever get to North America. Its called the Continental Divide Ride (CDR). It's 2700 miles long and goes from the Mexican border to the Canadian border, most of it is off pavement. I rode it in 2011, and it truly is an epic ride. The highest pass we rode was Engineer Pass at 12,800 ft, right behind that is Stony at 12,592 ft. Both rides can be quite difficult, and the right bike is important, and a riding companion to help pick up the bikes when you fall over is also a must. I am speaking from experience. The two riders in this video also rode across what I think is the most dangerous rode in the U.S. Black Bear Pass. If you watch the video it is the one with the spectacular drone footage and the waterfall.
Still enjoying your videos. Keep the shiny side up.
David
ruclips.net/video/zasuKe8SuBY/видео.html
You found many historical places in Turkey then other places. It's so nyce to me also to know about these places. Lots of love and respect from Pakistan and pakistani fan. Stay blessed
You became so professional in just 100 episodes. ❤ Beautiful footage
Keep up the great work, I've just binge watched your channel from the start over the past week in the evenings, I'm addicted and can't wait for the next stage of your incredible adventure!
Hi, welcome to Turkey and have a nice trip.Let me give you some advice ,
Don't forget to see Cappadocia and the Salt lake (you can ride the bike on the lake on this season).
Be careful on countryside roads to the tractors and harvesting machines because this is harvest time on Anatolia.
I don't know your route but Mediterranean coast and also Aegean coast is awesome.If you need any help do not hesitate to contact.We have huge groups of riders all over Turkey.Be safe and enjoy.
Thank you, Noraly, for the amazing views of Mount Nemrut and the 2000 year old sculptures. I had to refresh my memory on the Hellenistic Period, the Kingdom of Commagene and Antiochus I. I also enjoyed the baking of your "pizza" bread. I appreciate being able to ride with you as you explore Turkey. Stay safe and adieu from Texas in the USA.
Likewise from New South Wales, Australia
@MAVİ VATAN no turki turki olmuş suri
How can this tiny woman maintain such a perpetual smile all the time? She is so vibrant. A pleasure to follow her trail. First thing in the morning for me to travel the world. Be nice to know when you come to north America.
Keep up the good work
Your solo journey really inspire me. Never miss watching your video.
Looks like a beautiful country! Mt. Nemrut is awesome!
Really amazing views from up there. I think it was worth the stop. The locals seemed really friendly.
Noraly, you have angels accompanying you along the way. You always find the right angel (disguised as a man or woman) to help you. Best to you and Godspeed.
Maniak
Great Video UR very near Gobeklitepe excavation area which is a hilltop sanctuary erected on the highest point of an elongated mountain ridge some 15 km northeast of the town of Sanlıurfa. This sanctuary is proved by the archaeologists that it is the oldest city/temple in the world carbon dated to about 11,500 years old.
snowing here in BC today, Dec 18 '22 ..... cant wait for the good weather...
I see the world through your eyes. Тhank you.
Ben in Nederland geboren en getogen.Turkije is mijn vaderland.Ben er al 5 jaar niet geweest.Dankzij jou toch even wel..Bedankt voor je mooie videos.Hou alsjeblieft nooit op.Succes!
The roads are mostly good in these mounths in Turkey. Just be careful to trucks. Good luck. I watched your all episodes. You have a nice smile.
:) 👍
Oh my Goodness, at 6:15 the truck with the white bags is SOOOOO overloaded! Thank You for the Spirit that you are!
Go Basanti,.... Go..... take “our Lady Far”..... take “our Lady Safe”.......bring her Home, when she’s ready. Happy Trails 😎 👍🏼
You are stronger than 100 men put together! In your attitude ...towards your life. Big hug from us in India!
Welcome to our country. Enjoy your ride 🏍
Wonderful place. I’ve been there around 35 years ago. There was no "wooden path" nor fence at that time. 👍
Thanks for taking us along on your trip.. great job capturing the real feel being there..
I agree. I like it how she does a good job capturing the feel of the different locations.
Fascinating trip in Turkey, thank you for showing us very interesting places and your super interaction with people in Turkey and Armania as well, we really enjoying your trips
Hey Noraly, superb film as ever....not surprised your tired in that heat!! The adventure continues...great stuff!! Cheers, Steve
Thank You Noraly 🙂💙👍
Can't wait for your Cappadocia vid ! Been there before & rode on their hot air balloon; IMO, it's one of Turkiye's beautiful & unique place and I love it. Hopefully you can also visit Pamukkale; it's stunningly beautiful there. ❤❤❤
Memang wonderful tempat2 tu.. Rasa mcm xnak balik once ada kat sana.. 🤣
Watching your adventures from last year once again. I was here last May, what a special place! I'm glad you made the unplanned visit to Mt Nemrut. Turkey is a very special country with beautiful people.
Wow spectacular view. Ride safe Noraly and Basanti. How I wish I can ride like you Noraly.
Amazing hill. One of the places to see before we die.
You've cover a lot of ground already. What a journey it must have been for you by now Noraly. The views never disappointed. Keep riding safely ❤️
Hello Noraly, thank you for that interesting update. I like the shot of the mountain of sacks on that massively overloaded truck next to the donkey cart with not quite as many sacks on it - shows the contrast between different eras. By the way, I ordered a swag of your fine stickers and will give them to my motorcycling friends.
Amazing scenery and very beautiful road trip is that now i saw the beauty of turkey thankyou NORALY very much
Awesome mountain and the 2000year old sculptures and ruins, I really appreciate your amazing interest on things like this. Noraly As a subscriber I really thank you so much for all the videos and the efforts to make it, I want to meet you once personally if you come to Chennai India. I love it.
Very happy to see itchy boots family is growing very fast. Eagerly waiting for the next video 😊
Nice video. You did very well to listen to your body and stop for the day. Heat and humidity plus a good meal will drain anyone's battery quickly. A bit of a walk at a higher elevation with the cooler air was just what you needed. If I were you, I would leave earlier at sunrise, to try to escape the worst of the heat and humidity and finish my riding day early at the beginning of the afternoon for rest and relaxation. 😎
Just loving your vlogs!!
Your contents are simple but looks unique and loving!
Keep it up.
Love watching your motorcycling adventures. You are always so positive whilst also showing the best that people of all nationalities have to offer. Thank you for sharing.
Just Awesome. Once again proving, it is more about the journey, than the destination. From The Internet.
Hallo Noraly, I enjoy your travelling very much. I am now 74 and I once was motorcycling in Turkey in 1974 and 1984 with my Moto Guzzi 850. If you ever come to Turkey again please visit the Nemrut Dag Volcano. (Yes there are two Nemrut Dag!!!) In the crater of 7 km diameter and at 2900 mtr, there is a beautiful lake and there are also e few smaller lakes. Maybe you have to take the shuttle to the top. It is located on the west side of Lake Van, near de city of Tatvan. Internet and youtube: Nemrut volcano. Goede reizen en groeten uit Arcen Li.
a beautiful spirit, safe riding and thanks for all the videos so far 😍
One of my bucketlist things is to ride from Kyrgyzstan to Burma. Your channel inspires me to keep the dream alive. Thank you!
Going to the southcoast? Antalya-Kemer-Cirali-Demir-to Fethiye-Gocek- Dalaman- Dalyan where we live. Ellis is Dutch and I am American - do drop in and feel welcome to stay and edit - WIFI here. ;)
Thanks for showing those ancient statues of Nimrot ...Turkey full of culture !!
Nether miss any episode ....thanks for your communicated happiness your marvelous pictures your marvelous eyes .... Pascal from Rennes France
I am glad you have a lunch today, do not starve yourself by eating breakfast only. You are showing amazing archaeological sites, thanks. I wish you luck on your journey.
U are a superwomen!! All the best for ur future rides! I pray to all 5 gods of the universe to facilitate ur ride and to make a protocol where ever you go. Good luck and Godspeed.
Amazing after watching you shared the video. Very brave lady. Take care and enjoy on your journey 👍👍👍
Keep moving. Be strong, be safe.
Good morning Noraly, it is 9:02 in the morning and a big 👍 up.
Thanks Noraly
Its a long time since I was in Turkey but, the word for the small buses just popped in to my head; dolmus. All the other words, for hello and thank you etc, that I learned, have long gone. Salam
Just opened the you tube and the first notification was of your travel video. Made my day.
Amazing blue skies, and what a surprise on the mountain!
Great scenery, good history and geography lessons on your videos. What more could we ask for. Thank you for the video Noraly. Even as a newbie in 2022, still loving it. 🙏👍
Nice view from the mountains... 👍🏻
enjoyed every second of your video. good to know that you and basanti and fine. waiting for the next video 👍
Thank you for taking us to the Nemrut Mountain 🙏 it's a very beautiful places, wow !
😅 Haben diese Angewohnheit alle Biker, auf die Nummernschilder anderer Motorräder zu schauen, um zu wissen woher sie kommen? Ich mache das nämlich auch. Die Landschaft ist wunderschön. Aber ist sie wirklich interessanter als 2000 Jahre alte Zeit-Zeugnisse menschlicher Zivilisation? Dank dafür, dass ich mit dir auf den Spuren der alten Griechen wandeln durfte. 👍👍
Your videos are like super hit serials on Netflix...hats off to you brave lady . Let this be a never ending story. God bless you...Good Luck
kadın var ,kadın var işte hiç tanımadığı diyarlarda kimseden çekinmeden rahatça geziyor. bizim kendini beğenmiş kızların yüzüne bile bakmayacağı tiplerle çay flan içiyor. helal olsun.
Super interesting day.
Thanks for taking us along.
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try the Rev'it cooling vest that zips into that jacket.... really good
.. great video, stunning scenery
I noticed a lot of Brick roadways. That’s a lot of hand laid brick, and the longest lasting roads.
The best thing about your epic motorcycle trip is that you can simply change your plans, stay a little longer in places of interest.
Two weeks ago I took my first major motorcycle trip of 1,545 KM
over 3-1/2 days. Going through many small towns and villages from the bottom border of Wisconsin USA to the top where my bike and I took a ferry boat out to Madeline Island (Apostle Islands) for an afternoon of Island riding. The beauty of the trip was being able to stop in little towns to check things out. The people I found like to approach me on my motorcycle to chat in these villages to look at my bike. I got a mini taste of what your Epic trip must be like. I spent 2 nights in motels along the way.
Of course a round trip to get home again. I live 7 miles south of the Wisconsin border in Illinois.
Vaaayy memleketime gelmişsin sefa getirmişsin.
Hayırlı yolculuklar abla. 😅👏🏼✋🏼
We hope you come again! 🇹🇷
The riding through the wide open spaces (as between 02:30 and 03:30) is well suited to the slightly eerie, minimalist music you have added over it - superbly artistic video editing - love it.
As for the hugely overloaded truck full of sacks (c. 06:00) - this would not be allowed on European roads like that, just bizarre!
I keep watching and following you because I think you have the most beautiful eyes I have ever seen!!!!!!!
The video features beautiful and majestic classical music, which harmoniously complements the same majestic mountain views. Such music just calls for the road. The eternal wanderer, as a way of life. Itchy boots do not give rest to the traveler and Basanti! - :).
Living you dream. Awesome!
I love your selection of music.
We Love Your! Hi From Russia!
Cyka
Great video Noraly , once you got off the highway and on to the mountain roads the views just got better , glad you decided to rest up in that small village , if your tired it is the best thing to do , loved your short ride out to the ancient site very interesting , the views from there were Truly Outstanding , have a good rest and some food and drink , i look forward to your next video , take care and all the very Best
your channel is growing so good and fast...😍😍
Amazing carvings at Mt Nemrut, thank you, now I'll look it up on internet.
You are amazing!!! Really I wish it will cross a million subs in 2019 itself
Beautiful lands, beautiful people! Let the journey continue! Travel safely!
Ülkeme geldiğine çok sevindim 🎉
Çok tatlısın bacım...Allah’a emanet ol...Kazasız belasız hayırlı yolcuklar diliyorum....Saygı ve sevgilerimle.
Just finished watching ur 105 eps. Now got the 106 super awesome u r... 🤩
U. India
Getting better & better, a very very big thumps up