found this channel not long ago, and its freaking amazing.. YOU are so amazing.. I am a very shy Dude from Denmark, 43 years old.. I had 5 brain operations over the years, and now i am not outside much. Reason i found your channel was that a got a 3 wheeled scooter, super slow, 25 km/h, but it make me come outside, and i enjoy it.. I wanted to see how others did ride their scooters, and somehow found your channel.. You are so cool, thx for making these videos, it make me so happy to watch you get around.. All the best from me, hope all the best for you!
Øv! Godt og høre du er kommet på banen igen! MEN, pas nu på med de højresvings bilister. Jeg bliver udsat for det hver gang jeg er ude og køre på scooter!
I feel the same way! Shy girl from Australia here. Who cares how we do it, or at what speed. The important thing is our own enjoyment and our own experience of the world! And yes, do go outside... the world rarely comes inside to me, I have to go out to it!
I really love how Noraly gives a little history background and fun facts on every geological landforms and architectural infrastructure of a certain place.
the drone fottage is lovely. But I have no clue how she get a permit flying there. its normaly forbiden to fly so close to the airport. They are pretty strikt about it.
I travelled from Manchester, UK to Biograd, Croatia on a 250cc Vespa. I hear many people saying they haven't go the right type of bike for touring but really, any bike will do.
@@toqtoq3361 There is guy from Holland who currently go from his country to Australia on Honda c90. Now he is in Tajikistan. Escape from the Race on youtube.
I love Gotland. I am Swedish not been there so many times before (4-6 times perhaps) but this year I got to go there with my job several times and got to experience at least Visby and the areas outside again. Only wished for more free time so I could go on longer exploration runs. =)
there is never a bad time for a bit of geology! Thank you! Noraly, you are living a blessed life to experience so many views of our fascinating planet. I do hope Dhanno is safe in Peru so that your journey can continue in the near future as well. All great stories include pirates, btw...
I last rode a bike 25 years ago, a Police BMW 1100, but after watching your amazing video's, I'm starting to get Itchy again !! You are a true insperation Noraly !! XX
Two years ago at the age of 56 I returned to motorcycles after a 20 year gap. I won’t be having another break until I’m too old to ride. So my advice is don’t waste time thinking about it and Itchy Boots Rules !!🇬🇧🏍
Fascinating information about the limestone. I didn't know it held heat. I was raised in the Bluegrass region of Kentucky, USA. That region used to be an inland sea. It's limestone, loaded with ancient sea critter fossils, lots of caves large and small. The water is sweet and the forage for those champion racehorses is full of good calcium for their bones. (Our bones, also!) So cool to see those sea stacks - wow! Nature is such an artist. :)
To clarify, it doesn't hold heat for longer than any other stone really. All exposed rocks will be warm on a summers evening, but that heat dissipates throughout the night. As days become shorter in autumn, the heat retaining properties of stone becomes less significant since the decreased sunlight and colder air temperatures won't let the rocks heat up. Gotland is far north, it's northern tip is not far from the 60th parallell (Anchorage, Alaska is roughly 61° north), meaning the stone heat retaining effect is negligible for the whole year apart from June, July and August, as the days get short quickly in September. The real reason Gotland is so mild is because it's a pretty narrow island in a sea that only freezes completely a couple times a decade at most. That makes it more difficult for the real icy air masses from the north and the east to cover the island in the winter, since the air has to pass over a (in comparison) warm sea to get there. I've been to Gotland a several times and am always intrigued by how tropical the flora is at such a northern location. There are wine producing vineyards, fig trees, mulberry trees, walnuts, even agave plants growing there in the ground all year round. At the same latitude in continental Canada and Russia, you're almost in permafrost country.
My favorite quote comes from Robert Lipkin who was once Evil Knievel’s bodyguard! “Attitude is the difference between an adventure and an ordeal.” With your attitude and sunny disposition Noraly, I see nothing but adventure for you! I am loving your videos ... thank you and blessings in your travels.
I did it on a 50cc Vespa during the 90's... Not the whole country, but far enough. It still could do 80km/h all day long, but an extra petrol tank was needed.
Visby is magical, it´s so wierd to see you walk/ride the streets I have walked so many times. Once I slept under the bare sky in a sleepingbag on Fårö, just above the sea stacks. I don´t think I ever slept that well, but the next morning we went down to the shore where I discovered that there was small snakes everywhere. Not dangerous but I don´t think I´ve would have slept one second that night if I had knowed. A little fun fact is that Ingmar Bergman the director lived on Fårön when he was alive (obviously)
I started out on a tote gote on the farm as a little kid. Then dirtbikes, streetbikes, etc. Rode a 1250 gs in Iceland. Most fun on two wheels was a 125cc Vespa on a perfect day in the Italian Tuscan countryside. Loved that little Vespa. I'm almost 60.
I used to do serious distances on my 1966 Suzuki 50 M12. 1,300 kms in a week. Great bike, good fun. Today, just had fun doing a track day in Almería, Spain on a Honda VTR 1000. Very different, but also a great time.
Rode my Honda S90 from LA to Death Valley in the summer when I was 15 1/2 (you could ride a 'motor driven' cycle with a learners permit). Had my bed roll (just like 'Then Came Bronson') and wore a serape (my arms were fried). Filled up my tank in Mojave, drafted behind trucks going 65 mph down Hwy 14 and when I got to Trona I could barely put 3/4 of a gallon in the tank. It's 75 miles from Mojave to Trona. Motorcycles (then later bicycles) meant freedom to me.
WHAT AN AMAZING PLACE! Again I learned things I did not know. That was so cool! You have once again taken us to places we could enjoy and envy. Sweden has been added to my bucket list...Riding with you has made me have to get a larger bucket 🙂 Thanks for the ride along Noraly 🏍🇺🇸
@Itchy Boots I rode under a bridge somewhere in Tamil Nadu, on a Bullet, and 2 dogs went straight at my front wheel and I hit the mud faster than a bullet 🙃
I had faster internet installed today, the picture quality is much better I’ll just have to start watching Itchy Boots again from the very beginning, again ! 🇬🇧🏍
I already am on my 3rd runthrough from the beginning and these never get boring. Fortunately, I have had fast internet for a while and I watch them through my tv screen. I think I will be watching them all many more times in the future but especially while world travel is so limited. I am so grateful to Noraly for all the effort she has put into these wonderful adventures.
@ Stewie62: Are you living in that Welsh hamlet that lost their intertubez every morning at 7am for 18 months because some old geezer switched his old analogue B/W TV on?
I have a long weekend atm, I'm going to binge-watch the series. Comments are always so positive, I can't help but to get lost in reading about how She inspires people. I read a comment from a father, who's daughter said, "i think when I grow up, I want to ride a bike" Bring a tear to a glass eye I think.
Interesting that you gave us a tour of Gotland because in Yorkshire we have Goathland. Presumably as a result of Viking raids Norse raids and Dane raids. Finally William the Bastard. Loved the free ferry, stacks and tours.
Sweden has free ferries in many places, where it is cheaper than building and support a bridge. For example, if it is deep, or lowland on both sides and crossed by a fairway that requires a high or openable bridge.
Oh most definitely, gotland had their fair share of vikings! I think gotland was the main trading hub back in those day for the vikings. There is stuff left from them all over the island
Interesting about how Gottland's limestone base acts like a 'passive underfloor heater". When you said the place was lush and green my first thought was.... "Hmmm... same reason that Ireland's green? ('Cos it rains so much?). When your camera first set on the first sea stack, it looked so much like those carved statues on Easter Island! Totally loved the rockin' bright and up-beat road music, and my inner geek loved today's geology lesson TYVM Noraly!! :-D :-D
And it's never cloudy there either, i spent 2 months there from may to end of june. I've never gotten so tanned throughout a whole summer as i got there in a month.
Thank you once again for the time you spend to seek the special places everywhere you travel. I think the views and likes speak for everyone here. I find it an hour after posting and already over 18,000 views. I'll be traveling with grandchildren next week. We will be watching many of your videos. They are entertaining, educational, and great conversation starters. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for letting me tag along on your adventures. Unfortunately, here in the U.S.A. I couldn't do my own motorcycle tours this year. Your adventures help me cope. I look forward to each one.
La frescura de Noraly...! La musica...! El color..! La edicion ...! La fotografia..! El contenido..! Un encanto los videos de Noraly , una super Biker..! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
WoW beautiful video from my grandfather's birth place. Thanks Noraly. Your video production quality+++ Stay safe and have a great trip around Scandinavia
What a beautiful island and Visby is absolutely beautiful This from a travel-starved American who lives and travels vicariously thru your videos. Thank you for another stunning video. BTW, I spent a lot of time riding Vespa and Lambretta scooters before I bought a Honda 50 back in my younger days. They are so much fun for what they do and for the type of traveling for which they are suited. Was never a fan of driving on the crazed US highways - even back in the 1970s - but they were so much fun on the back and winding roads thru the countryside. Ride safe and stay well Noraly.
These episodes are like creating your own time capsule with folks like myself getting a glimpse into a world so alien to me. Thank you for taking us along and explaining in such get detail about the history and culture . happy riding from Chicago.!!
Aside from the beautiful architecture what makes these lovely old towns even lovelier are the cobbled streets. I noticed some streets even had beautiful designed cobbles. That's not anything we ever see in the US. It's a shame, because all it takes is some intention to create a beautiful, more inviting and livable space. Thank you for taking us along your delightful ride today. The stacks and the old wall were equally inspiring .... :)
It sure was a beautiful day, lovely weather and a wonderful ride! 😊 And I'm glad no one took your ticket 😄 Those narrow roads were so cool and the city wall too!
Thanks for another enjoyable video, love this Swedish series. As someone who has visited Sweden since the late 80s. I have found the Swedes very honest. and like the Dutch and Irish have an excellent sense of humour.
I love Japanese people and culture. Very polite and civilized. They make the best cars. For the last 40 years I have had three Hondas and Acuras. Right now I have Honda Civic SI 1988, Honda Pilot 2009, Acura MDX 2018 and Toyota Prius. They are very reliable cars. My next car will be a Honda like Ronin.
What an encounter your day is! Free ferry and on which you met a man on Vespa scooter travelling around wherever he goes. A blessed day on which you met your angel.
Nice to learn new things. We call the "sea stacks" Rauk in Sweden. Swedish scientist Carl Linnaeus was the first scientist describing the rauks on Fårö in the 1700s.
if your not in to old movies you probably dont know about Ingemar Bergman. He was an amazing director but a less nice person. Raukar (sea stacks) is prob the most famous part of Gotland. Visby and the wall around could beat em to the first place.
Incredible. With your knowledge of geology you take us to such unique places that few others would think to visit. But you take us there and give us insights from your fund of knowledge so that we can truly appreciate them. Then you switch seamlessly into history teacher mode. Your enthusiasm is infectious. Accompanied by such breathtaking footage, your videos are both substantive and such a treat. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Noraly, for taking us along and for all those hours of work you put in to create these priceless videos.
I've been reading the comments and am surprised at the number of folks who, like me, enjoy the geology lessons from Noraly. She adds so much to understanding the part of the world she is exploring. 73, Mike
More geology please, not just "a little bit". Having that kind of knowledge is an huge added value to this channel. Anyone can make travel vlog, but not everyone can added value to their vlog.
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found this channel not long ago, and its freaking amazing.. YOU are so amazing.. I am a very shy Dude from Denmark, 43 years old.. I had 5 brain operations over the years, and now i am not outside much. Reason i found your channel was that a got a 3 wheeled scooter, super slow, 25 km/h, but it make me come outside, and i enjoy it.. I wanted to see how others did ride their scooters, and somehow found your channel.. You are so cool, thx for making these videos, it make me so happy to watch you get around.. All the best from me, hope all the best for you!
Åh trist at høre. Dejligt, at du har interesser og kom ud på din 3-hjulede. Held og lykke med livet og dig.
Hilsner fra broderlandet Sverige.
Buddy , go out more often. Explore the nature. We'll only live once. Dont have regrets for the things you havent experienced.
Wish you best
Øv! Godt og høre du er kommet på banen igen! MEN, pas nu på med de højresvings bilister.
Jeg bliver udsat for det hver gang jeg er ude og køre på scooter!
I feel the same way! Shy girl from Australia here. Who cares how we do it, or at what speed. The important thing is our own enjoyment and our own experience of the world! And yes, do go outside... the world rarely comes inside to me, I have to go out to it!
I really can't understand why people dislike your videos. It's so nice to see you ALWAYS smiling, even when things aren't going well. Cheers Noraly!
It's fun to see my home country through the eyes of a world traveler. Welcome to Sweden!
I had the same thought!!
It's beautiful.
Scartkabel Please be proud of Sweden, you're country is beautiful, been there myself twice! I wanna move there some day
anyone else here calls it a horrible city
Scartkabel, it has been quite a while since I've used a scartkabel. GG
13 minutes watching the video and then 33 minutes reading the wonderful positive uplifting comments. makes my day.
The man and his immaculate vespa are really an adventuring duo!
I really love how Noraly gives a little history background and fun facts on every geological landforms and architectural infrastructure of a certain place.
She's a very good narrator
Your Good morning Internet is more sunny than an actually good morning. Such positive character Noraly. ♥
yeah indeed, I love her positive character ❤
The drone footage really gives today's sights a good perspective
Big thumbs up 👍
the drone fottage is lovely. But I have no clue how she get a permit flying there. its normaly forbiden to fly so close to the airport. They are pretty strikt about it.
@@KristoferOlsson Yes I think Noraly she knew's what to doo ! I'm sure.
Loved today's installment, just one question. How did you get the shot of you looking back from in front of your front wheel?
@@montgomerysms she has a gopro max now which has 360 degree capabilities which gives that cool effect of being in front of the bike
Yes. Love the drone views 👍🏼
I travelled from Manchester, UK to Biograd, Croatia on a 250cc Vespa. I hear many people saying they haven't go the right type of bike for touring but really, any bike will do.
@@toqtoq3361 Definitely...
@@toqtoq3361 There is guy from Holland who currently go from his country to Australia on Honda c90. Now he is in Tajikistan. Escape from the Race on youtube.
This is an obvious evidence for the slogan: "all of the bikes are touring enduro"
any bike is an adventure bike if you're having an adventure on it
@@BrassLock what is his channel .? Like to view that.
I have fallen in love with Europe thanks to your travels... absolutely stunning!
Wow, Gotland is so cool! I had no idea what a charming island it is. That's what I love about your travels is I get to learn about these hidden gems!
I love Gotland. I am Swedish not been there so many times before (4-6 times perhaps) but this year I got to go there with my job several times and got to experience at least Visby and the areas outside again. Only wished for more free time so I could go on longer exploration runs. =)
there is never a bad time for a bit of geology! Thank you! Noraly, you are living a blessed life to experience so many views of our fascinating planet. I do hope Dhanno is safe in Peru so that your journey can continue in the near future as well. All great stories include pirates, btw...
I think I had more pleasure from your trip to Gotland than my own, I'm going to go back after this. 🇸🇪
I last rode a bike 25 years ago, a Police BMW 1100, but after watching your amazing video's, I'm starting to get Itchy again !!
You are a true insperation Noraly !! XX
Two years ago at the age of 56 I returned to motorcycles after a 20 year gap. I won’t be having another break until I’m too old to ride. So my advice is don’t waste time thinking about it and Itchy Boots Rules !!🇬🇧🏍
Go ride...and enjoy 2 wheels again !!
@@stewy62 I am only 30 but I've had an 8 year gap and am getting very itchy! From GB too!
@@stewy62 Bought a bike 2 years ago at 54 after a 30 year gap. Loving it.
dav snow .Hi Dav, I'm 81 and still ride a VFR800. You're never too old till you're dead!
Fascinating information about the limestone. I didn't know it held heat. I was raised in the Bluegrass region of Kentucky, USA. That region used to be an inland sea. It's limestone, loaded with ancient sea critter fossils, lots of caves large and small. The water is sweet and the forage for those champion racehorses is full of good calcium for their bones. (Our bones, also!) So cool to see those sea stacks - wow! Nature is such an artist. :)
To clarify, it doesn't hold heat for longer than any other stone really.
All exposed rocks will be warm on a summers evening, but that heat dissipates throughout the night.
As days become shorter in autumn, the heat retaining properties of stone becomes less significant since the decreased sunlight and colder air temperatures won't let the rocks heat up.
Gotland is far north, it's northern tip is not far from the 60th parallell (Anchorage, Alaska is roughly 61° north), meaning the stone heat retaining effect is negligible for the whole year apart from June, July and August, as the days get short quickly in September.
The real reason Gotland is so mild is because it's a pretty narrow island in a sea that only freezes completely a couple times a decade at most.
That makes it more difficult for the real icy air masses from the north and the east to cover the island in the winter, since the air has to pass over a (in comparison) warm sea to get there.
I've been to Gotland a several times and am always intrigued by how tropical the flora is at such a northern location.
There are wine producing vineyards, fig trees, mulberry trees, walnuts, even agave plants growing there in the ground all year round. At the same latitude in continental Canada and Russia, you're almost in permafrost country.
As a native of gotland, this feels really odd seeing the island from this perspective for some reason. Love the vid!
Agreed😂
100%, man blir hemma van
Even though we see alot of tourists here and we take alot of pictures of tourists, it is unusual seeing a tourist document our home on UA-cam. 😂👍🏼
Kinda makes me apreciate our home a bit more
This episode is up there with Madagascar✅✅✅💚
My favorite quote comes from Robert Lipkin who was once Evil Knievel’s bodyguard! “Attitude is the difference between an adventure and an ordeal.” With your attitude and sunny disposition Noraly, I see nothing but adventure for you! I am loving your videos ... thank you and blessings in your travels.
Noraly: he travels Sweden on a 150cc Vespa!
Ed March: laughs on Honda C90
Around the world.
I wouldn´t even call it a C90, more of a "whats left" of a C90, the thing is falling to bits ...
Rui Silva haha well said. True!
@@toqtoq3361 Those are unkillable
I did it on a 50cc Vespa during the 90's... Not the whole country, but far enough. It still could do 80km/h all day long, but an extra petrol tank was needed.
Visby is magical, it´s so wierd to see you walk/ride the streets I have walked so many times. Once I slept under the bare sky in a sleepingbag on Fårö, just above the sea stacks. I don´t think I ever slept that well, but the next morning we went down to the shore where I discovered that there was small snakes everywhere. Not dangerous but I don´t think I´ve would have slept one second that night if I had knowed. A little fun fact is that Ingmar Bergman the director lived on Fårön when he was alive (obviously)
I started out on a tote gote on the farm as a little kid. Then dirtbikes, streetbikes, etc. Rode a 1250 gs in Iceland. Most fun on two wheels was a 125cc Vespa on a perfect day in the Italian Tuscan countryside. Loved that little Vespa. I'm almost 60.
I used to do serious distances on my 1966 Suzuki 50 M12. 1,300 kms in a week. Great bike, good fun. Today, just had fun doing a track day in Almería, Spain on a Honda VTR 1000. Very different, but also a great time.
@@nealeburgess6756 correct, riding a small bike is a different type of art and i love it too.
Well done I’m 73 still riding CBF500, also CB125S, love small bikes more fun riding small bike fast than a big bike slow . 👍🇬🇧
Rode my Honda S90 from LA to Death Valley in the summer when I was 15 1/2 (you could ride a 'motor driven' cycle with a learners permit). Had my bed roll (just like 'Then Came Bronson') and wore a serape (my arms were fried). Filled up my tank in Mojave, drafted behind trucks going 65 mph down Hwy 14 and when I got to Trona I could barely put 3/4 of a gallon in the tank. It's 75 miles from Mojave to Trona. Motorcycles (then later bicycles) meant freedom to me.
You're definitely more happy in the morning, when it's sunny and you don't have to spend an hour and a half packing away your tent and camping gear 😂
WHAT AN AMAZING PLACE! Again I learned things I did not know. That was so cool! You have once again taken us to places we could enjoy and envy. Sweden has been added to my bucket list...Riding with you has made me have to get a larger bucket 🙂 Thanks for the ride along Noraly 🏍🇺🇸
Great vid! Visby is a cool city: huge walls, cobblestone streets, no dogs chasing you. What more can you ask for!
I am loving the no-chasing-dogs part!! 😅
@@ItchyBoots ... LOL !!!
@Itchy Boots I rode under a bridge somewhere in Tamil Nadu, on a Bullet, and 2 dogs went straight at my front wheel and I hit the mud faster than a bullet 🙃
@@davidcooper1592 what happened to the dogs Dave?
Currently snowing in the North and on the high ground of Iceland, with minimum temperatures of -5.
You got out in time.
I had faster internet installed today, the picture quality is much better I’ll just have to start watching Itchy Boots again from the very beginning, again ! 🇬🇧🏍
I already am on my 3rd runthrough from the beginning and these never get boring. Fortunately, I have had fast internet for a while and I watch them through my tv screen. I think I will be watching them all many more times in the future but especially while world travel is so limited. I am so grateful to Noraly for all the effort she has put into these wonderful adventures.
@ Stewie62: Are you living in that Welsh hamlet that lost their intertubez every morning at 7am for 18 months because some old geezer switched his old analogue B/W TV on?
@@TerraPosse er, no haha 😆 Central England, but I do know the story!
I have a long weekend atm, I'm going to binge-watch the series. Comments are always so positive, I can't help but to get lost in reading about how She inspires people. I read a comment from a father, who's daughter said, "i think when I grow up, I want to ride a bike"
Bring a tear to a glass eye I think.
I'm still amazed you're traveling through Sweden! Seeing my country through someone elses eyes is giving me a new perspective on it as well !
Interesting that you gave us a tour of Gotland because in Yorkshire we have Goathland. Presumably as a result of Viking raids Norse raids and Dane raids. Finally William the Bastard.
Loved the free ferry, stacks and tours.
Sweden has free ferries in many places, where it is cheaper than building and support a bridge.
For example, if it is deep, or lowland on both sides and crossed by a fairway that requires a high or openable bridge.
@@johanfinndahl5233
Thanks for the information my friend 👍🏻
Oh most definitely, gotland had their fair share of vikings! I think gotland was the main trading hub back in those day for the vikings. There is stuff left from them all over the island
Thanks Noraly for the ride 👍🏻😎
I would be hard pressed to keep my eyes on the road with such splendid sights. Another enjoyable day!
Vespa !!! Beautifull 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Stunning. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing
I don’t know what it is but, I could walk through the streets of Visby all day long and enter any home invited into. What a beautiful place.
Now that is an Island I would love to live on. Amazing video. Cheers!!!
it is so cool you are able to cruise around on a motorcycle. you are the envy of many i am sure.
**Adds Visby to the list of places to go to** This vlog could become expensive to watch after all!!1! O.0
Drone footage over visby and that music...just lovely together.
I like this video. I learned more about Sweden today. Beautiful town and buildings on this island. 🏍👍😎🧡
Very good! Beautiful place!
Thank's! 💪🌹🙏
You really capture the charm and character of Sweden in your video! Underbart! Jag älskar sverige!!
What marvellous places you pick.Many thanks for yet another great day.
Interesting about how Gottland's limestone base acts like a 'passive underfloor heater". When you said the place was lush and green my first thought was.... "Hmmm... same reason that Ireland's green? ('Cos it rains so much?). When your camera first set on the first sea stack, it looked so much like those carved statues on Easter Island!
Totally loved the rockin' bright and up-beat road music, and my inner geek loved today's geology lesson TYVM Noraly!! :-D :-D
After Noraly's explanation, I can now say my previous favourite geologist Professor Iain Stewart has dropped to second place.
The Baltic also moderates the temperature on those islands. A bit grey in a long winter season but all in all quite temperate and nice.
And it's never cloudy there either, i spent 2 months there from may to end of june. I've never gotten so tanned throughout a whole summer as i got there in a month.
You must be one of the luckiest people that I feel I know. I just love your video's.
Thank you once again for the time you spend to seek the special places everywhere you travel. I think the views and likes speak for everyone here. I find it an hour after posting and already over 18,000 views. I'll be traveling with grandchildren next week. We will be watching many of your videos. They are entertaining, educational, and great conversation starters. Keep up the good work.
Upbeat, vibrant location, music, video, and narrator.... Thanks again, Noraly. Another place I want to visit now.
I'll have to update my bucket list with visiting Visby, that wall is just so awesome, feels like a real medieval city.
Ms. Noraly ...all I can say is the islands are beautiful... and the sky.....Wow!
05:45 the man is a testament of a true adventurer. You can travel on anything if you are passionate enough 😁😁
love the older blue Volvo at 10:56!🚙
The drone footage in this episode were breathtaking. Such a beautiful city. Ride safe, Noraly...........👍❤
Thanks for the ride, Noraly. You are pure charisma. Greetings
Ohhhh I Love Gotland! What a beautiful place and fun riding.
Lovely video Noraly, interesting place, thanks for showing us all. 👍🇬🇧
Visby looks very interesting, as usual a great video cheers Noraly 👍🏍
Thank you so much for letting me tag along on your adventures.
Unfortunately, here in the U.S.A. I couldn't do my own motorcycle tours this year.
Your adventures help me cope. I look forward to each one.
What an amazing city! I must see this for myself. Thank you for giving me another destination to add to my list.
You are so special....I love your work. Keep smiling and keep posting...Hope you're ok..!!!!
Fantastic drone shot of the beach on the small island. I still very much enjoy the brief little geology lessons. 73, Mike
I’m loving the mini geology lessons along the way👍
La frescura de Noraly...!
La musica...!
El color..!
La edicion ...!
La fotografia..!
El contenido..!
Un encanto los videos de Noraly , una super Biker..!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
WoW beautiful video from my grandfather's birth place. Thanks Noraly. Your video production quality+++
Stay safe and have a great trip around Scandinavia
So Itchy Boots has never drove a scooter? I can't believe that😂😂😂🛵😎 So much fun!
What a beautiful island and Visby is absolutely beautiful This from a travel-starved American who lives and travels vicariously thru your videos. Thank you for another stunning video. BTW, I spent a lot of time riding Vespa and Lambretta scooters before I bought a Honda 50 back in my younger days. They are so much fun for what they do and for the type of traveling for which they are suited. Was never a fan of driving on the crazed US highways - even back in the 1970s - but they were so much fun on the back and winding roads thru the countryside. Ride safe and stay well Noraly.
These episodes are like creating your own time capsule with folks like myself getting a glimpse into a world so alien to me. Thank you for taking us along and explaining in such get detail about the history and culture . happy riding from Chicago.!!
Nice ride along today, beautiful city and an impressive wall :-)
Enthralling place!! Thanks, Noraly!!
Beautiful country there, the sea stacks are very interesting, incredible place, take care, cheers Matty
Aside from the beautiful architecture what makes these lovely old towns even lovelier are the cobbled streets. I noticed some streets even had beautiful designed cobbles. That's not anything we ever see in the US. It's a shame, because all it takes is some intention to create a beautiful, more inviting and livable space. Thank you for taking us along your delightful ride today. The stacks and the old wall were equally inspiring .... :)
I just binge-watched all your amazing content from season 1 to this video! Incredible work! Looking forward to more! Lots of love from Toronto Canada!
Howdy IB! Wow Gotland looks like a bucket list place! Thanks for the tour! ❤
It sure was a beautiful day, lovely weather and a wonderful ride! 😊 And I'm glad no one took your ticket 😄 Those narrow roads were so cool and the city wall too!
Thanks for another enjoyable video, love this Swedish series. As someone who has visited Sweden since the late 80s. I have found the Swedes very honest. and like the Dutch and Irish have an excellent sense of humour.
That was fun, and more geology!
What a nice cute place...world is full of such wonderful stuff ! :D
What a beautiful city . Like in the fairy tales .
Amazing mixture of architechture, beautiful place. Thanks Noraly.
I could walk around the city for days, such a beautiful place. Suddenly I want to move. Thanks and love the trip and the videos !!
The more you travel and see the world, the more you get amazed at its diversity.
You're on a good trip. I was working on Honda's R & D.
Honda sound nostalgic. RONIN is written as 浪人.
meaning stranger or drifter.
Is the script Japanese?
@@MotoTrooper Yes.I am a Japanese. Honda retire man.
I love Japanese people and culture. Very polite and civilized. They make the best cars. For the last 40 years I have had three Hondas and Acuras. Right now I have Honda Civic SI 1988, Honda Pilot 2009, Acura MDX 2018 and Toyota Prius. They are very reliable cars. My next car will be a Honda like Ronin.
@@jonam7589 Thankyou very much !!
That's lovely :-)
Noraly named Ronin that name because of the meaning. There's a video where she explains the choice.
Very nice area to explore. I liked the sea stacks, that water is beautiful. and the guy on the Vespa was cool. Safe travels, Noraly!
Good evening Noraly it is midnight and a big 👍's up.
Amazing the difference when you sleep on a proper bed...😂
Ride and soothing music is just my favourite
Sweet video.....Loved every minute of it......Take your time Noraly I'm in no hurry to leave Sweden from your viewpoint.
What an encounter your day is! Free ferry and on which you met a man on Vespa scooter travelling around wherever he goes. A blessed day on which you met your angel.
Loved Sweden!
With all the trouble in the world you smile and welcome bring some real joy and balance to me after a long work week . Keep it up !! Thanks
Noraly keeps on entertaining us with her smile!
Touring on a classic Vespa is fantastic, great fun.
I’m guessing “sea stacks” be on Noraly’s next geology quiz. I’m going for extra credit on this one. Wonderful video as usual, ❤️ the channel! 🇺🇸
Nice to learn new things. We call the "sea stacks" Rauk in Sweden. Swedish scientist Carl Linnaeus was the first scientist describing the rauks on Fårö in the 1700s.
Thanks Thomas, I’m 72 and still learning.
@@baldybaldwin2825 yes, there is no age limit on learning.
Very nice video! A very beautiful city and great drone footage! Thanks for the update on your adventure! Ride safe!
YOU TAKE IT EASY AND ENJOY THE SUNSHINE,,AWESOME
I thought, Fårö, Wow, she is going to talk about Bergmann , but no, instead I learned about sea stacks. 😁 Thank you!
if your not in to old movies you probably dont know about Ingemar Bergman. He was an amazing director but a less nice person. Raukar (sea stacks) is prob the most famous part of Gotland. Visby and the wall around could beat em to the first place.
Kristofer Olsson - they were new when I Saw them. Not the stacks, the movies 😋
Another great film Noraly. Plus another geology lesson too, fascinating stuff. Thanks.
Incredible. With your knowledge of geology you take us to such unique places that few others would think to visit. But you take us there and give us insights from your fund of knowledge so that we can truly appreciate them. Then you switch seamlessly into history teacher mode. Your enthusiasm is infectious. Accompanied by such breathtaking footage, your videos are both substantive and such a treat. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Noraly, for taking us along and for all those hours of work you put in to create these priceless videos.
That must to be such an interesting place to explore! 👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I lived there for 17 years. That was not enough time to discover everything about the island. Go there, if you can! :-)
Such a beautiful island. Very idyllic place.
And the the blue water with the cloudless deep blue sky was mesmerising.
I love geology time! Thx for the vids.
I've been reading the comments and am surprised at the number of folks who, like me, enjoy the geology lessons from Noraly. She adds so much to understanding the part of the world she is exploring. 73, Mike
More geology please, not just "a little bit".
Having that kind of knowledge is an huge added value to this channel.
Anyone can make travel vlog, but not everyone can added value to their vlog.
this is a good video over sweden faro island take a good trip norlay stay safe
Ola Noraly I'm from Portugal, and I love your travels. I follow all your videos and I think it's fabulous. I love your sympathy. Good trip