When things were at their very worst: 2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy. Scientists will say it was a global illusion. Beaware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again. After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way. Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet - will seem to rise from the dead - will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one. One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist. Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent. "The time for the schism in the Church is almost here and you must get prepared now" Tuesday, 20 March 2012 The Book of Truth
Imagine knowing a woman standing in a desolated desert giggling with joy over seeing a heap of brunt magma! And explaining it to us so we feel we understand😎 What a privilege to know Noraly, even if only by video.
A video popped up on my feed today, title was 'Can Itchy Boots bring world peace?' Perfect description of why I got hooked on Noraly. The interaction with all the people she meets in her travels, especially with the everyday regular people shows people being kind and helpful, the way i prefer to believe people around the world are. Her experience reinforces that belief. Of course seeing the different countries that I'll never get to see personally is fantastic too, especially with our occasional geology lessons! I hope she can bring world peace but right now I'm enjoying the little pieces of the world! When I was a kid 'Good Job' was the highest praise one could receive. GOOD JOB Noraly!
Noraly everything about this video is exceptional. From the beautiful music, to the amazing drone scenes, to the geological exploration, to the ancient painting and carvings; this is a great piece of work. Keep following your passion. You are an inspiration to us all.
@@bertanelson8062 , I have learned more about world geography and cultures, than I could ever have learned from a book by following Noraly's explorations.
16:30 thank you to the woman who guards the stone engraving site whose life is dedicated to it and is far from normal life....thanks Noraly...greetings from indonesia
She is geologist, She was with gold mining company in Australia, and after quitting her job, sold her house to fulfill her dream of world tour on bike🤩🤩
@@rajeshverma3881 ...working in various corners of the world, former backpacker travelling the world, later tough adventure rider owner of Bassanti > Dhanno > Ronin > Savanah... showing us almost nonexisting tiny roads & tracks you had no clue that exists! Yep she is amazing personality and "precious gemstone of the Internet!"
And her passion is infectious - when she said the next place wasn't geological, I felt a little pang of disappointment, but of course was rewarded with something historic!
The happy wandering geologist scores again. That was a good episode, Noraly. I love it that I don't have to ask for more geology, we are all getting it thanks to Namibia.
Dear Noraly, thank you for another injection of enthusiasm. Nice to see the beautiful hexa formations, and the beautiful animal pictures. I get a "kick" every time your videos are uploaded. Your infectious enthusiasm is damn nice. Thanks for the ride, and as always; Best regards from Denmark 🇩🇰
Your enthusiasm and knowledge for all things geological is infectious, before I would see just hills and boulders but now I am learning 'how are they made', thank you for sharing your adventures with me.👍
Noraly, your enthusiasm for what you do and see is contagious. One of your most frequently used adjectives is “awesome” and accompanying you on this journey through South Africa and Namibia is just that - awesome!
That is a great little bike, just shows you don’t need a monster BMW bike.if she could get hold of one of the bigger fuel tanks it would stop me having range anxiety😂👍🇬🇧 what a brilliant person you are Noraly.
A lady up a dirt track miles away from anybody in the remote heat of Africa is stranded as she runs out of fuel and the hungry loins are close. What could possibly go wrong?
Such an amazing episode! The scenery is so crazy! I feel sorry for the people, like the guy in the road, waiting all day for the off chance there is some traffic for him to direct! So sad all these tourist attractions so quiet, it should be main season now! I hope it encourages people to travel to Namibia asap, it is an amazing country to visit, and they really need the tourist income!
Well sad but at the same time remember that that job keep that man fed, may the people pass or not he will get fed and sheltered thanks to this job. Sometimes i don’t worry about the road, I think of the destination! This poor man has a destination and that’s a good thing. I feel the same about people that stand by the side of our streets panhandling, they have a tough time too but if they can achieve food and shelter and protection by the end of the day, then the road to get there is of no consequence. Then standing in the heat and rain on their feet all day is also a job. They are not lazy, they are not bums , that’s their job and they are doing their best to live off of the bread Crum’s we leave behind. Be kind to them. They are existing because we allowed the system that creates them, ignore them at birth, denies them proper education, and criminalizes them for marijuana possession and resisting authority, etc. Taking away their chance of any self respect and any other employment. Leave your breadcrumbs for them to survive their hard existence. Wipe their anger, wipe their shame, God put them on your path for you to be an instrument of his kindness. Be the hand of God! That’s all for today.
The visuals are just stunning. I never knew such a remote vast place can be this beautiful and its your skill in capturing the beauty of this place that urge me to come back to your channel regularly. I admire your courage to venture into the wild alone. you are an inspiration to everyone who dreams to see the world and travel. Keep on riding
My heart rate slows and my busy mind clears as I shared this ride especially the achingly beautiful scenery and glorious music. Thank you. PS I'm so glad you flew your drone over burnt mountain, so beautiful!
you are a special kind of woman.. and you know what I likw the most of you.. every time something goed ( almost ) wrong you have a smile .. agichel or just strait laughter about it...does not matter iff something goes different you just adapt and go on.. think that is a great attitude.. seen 0ver 30 episodes of you "african roadtrip and I love every minute of it.. Thanx Noraly for taking me ( us ) on this great adventure..
@@machtschnell7452 She doesn't use the homing function as it doesn't work well for what she wants. She actually rides the motorbike with one hand and flies the drone with the other. I imagine it is as diffucult as that old trick of patting your head with one hand while you rub circles on your tummy with the other.
I didn’t know geology could be this interesting and I attribute that to Noraly’s enthusiasm in her explanations. In the course of a watching the series I have myself researching things that I had the slightest interest in. Noraly deserves some kind of award for her work. This is National Geographic-level stuff!
Had to laugh at the Ryan F9 shoutout. With Ryan F9's lessons in physics I often feel like the first 30 seconds I still can keep up, but after that, I'm like "you sound like you know what you're talking about, also, you're in front of a chalkboard and you use very big words, so I choose to trust you, rather than to understand." 😂 In that sense, you're doing a much better job at explaining your specialism to us laymen, Noraly. But of course Ryan's charm is his dry wit and overloading you with scientific data and terrible puns, so it's not like I'm comparing who's doing a better job, I'm just saying.
Fantastic series about Africa! I lived in South Africa from 1968 to 1979 and I hadn't seen a fraction of what you have! Namibia was still called South West Africa and Zimbabwe was called Rhodesia then. I'm riding along with you through my computer screen. You are really spreading cheer and opening peoples horizons! All of this on your own. No support vehicles and separate camera people..Amazing!
Mmmm...lovely, peaceful music for the beginning of the morning ride. Loved the trees whimsically perched along the crest of those hills at 2:54. Haha - it often takes me a long time to get through one video because I keep pausing and backing up to look at things more closely. There is always so much to take in! Wow - seeing the hexagonal columns in different places in the world is as cool as seeing rock paintings in different places. The sight and explanation of the rock etchings - super special!! And, as always, the jaw-dropping drone perspectives! Again, thank you so much for the care and work you put into this! It is truly unique, special and much appreciated. 💖👍
I will / would say it to EVERY one of the Namibian Episodes - - -THANK YOU for taking me home again. PLUS the MUSIC is the travel - the Travel IS the Music ;-)
Absolutely Stunning combination of Drone views and music. Love It!😍 Noraly, you are the only person I know that gets giggly over rocks!😂🤣😂 As the saying goes: YOU ROCK!! I can not thank you enough for taking us along! Highest Respect!!!
Thank you, Noraly, for the geology and geography lessons again. The ones here were brilliant! The clear explanation about surface/volume ratio, and then the hexagon and the "organ pipes". Then the contact metamorphism!!! And we see it, we learn were to find it, we travel together with you to places where most of us will never be! We see everything from above from the drone. Awesome videos!!! Thank you!!!
Professor Noraly, We love it when you “Geek out” over rock formations and then explain geology to us so that we too can appreciate how special these locations are. Those rock paintings are a bonus! Thank you again Professor Noraly for today’s lessons and blessings 🥰
Don’t know how I found this channel, but of the many episodes I’ve seen, I like the geological commentary the most!!! Great channel!!!!! Thank you Noraley
Old guy here: If you are young and healthy enough I urge you to get a motorcycle and get out there and explore, even if it's only 50 miles from your home. There is a lot to see.
Great to hear you mention Ryan from Fortnine - another superb UA-cam channel with great quality content and production ! I am sure he is a big fan of yours Noraly !
A big thank you for all the effort that you put in to make these travel documentaries both interesting and educational. I sometimes find it hard to believe that you don't have a huge film crew behind you to help make these vids. thanks again.
Just really thank you for being you! Just naturally you. It's so refreshing. I love everything about your natural commentary from what you've had for breakfast to going into the unknown! I feel like a friend in spirit giggling away with you... Exploring, discovering the wonder of all the people and places 🤗💖🌟 just superb dear Noraly ... Just be you 🌟
Video uploaded 54 seconds ago and it's a 20 minutes one. Already comments pouring in! It seems the relationship with itchy Boots have reached new heights where we are happy just by the fact that she has uploaded one. 😀 That speaks volumes 👍
We are all so lucky to be able to experience all her videos immediately. She could easily make a deal with a major company, that limited the videos beyond a pay wall, making us wait several months to see every video.
Wonderful photography, educational, I'm just so impressed with your videos, knowledge sharing AND you. Your sand riding skills are excellent too. Not easy especially with a heavy bike. I eagerly await every episode. THANKS Noraly.
Great drone work, it allows us to get a good feeling for the layout of the land. Its amazing how you can fly it from the bike when you aren't even looking at it. Its almost like it has an AI brain and is following you. Hope you get to see the Elephants ... and that means we will to!
This amazing woman is making the most poetic images, then also strikes the right tone with the choice of music. After that showing us incredible geological features. Just breathtaking. Thanks Noraly.
Two of the most spectacular places in the world: Lofoeten islands and Namibia. Unfortunately, Noraly can't bike to Angel Falls. But maybe one day, Iguazu...;).
You know, I have been watching your videos for a while now and I am stunned by your stamina and fearless sense of adventure. I see you miles, even continents away from assistance and yet your confidence is never flustered. It is stunning to not see another human or vehicles on most of your journeys when you foray out your lodgings, and amazed that it causes no trepidation. Even at your accommodations you have hardly anyone visible to your camera. Your bubbly personality and sense of wonder is infectious especially to those of us who own adventure bikes and hardly get a chance to ride them to any of their full potential. However, it seems it maybe awfully lonely which I hope you don’t experience. I wish you well and that the day you choose to hang up your boots is a happy one knowing what an amazing journeys. Albeit as one of your faithful voyeur’s, I will miss my vicarious travels.
I love the geology (and now physics, too) lessons and the accompanying drone footage. The rock engravings are fantastic (Imagine our SD cards and cloud files being “found” 6,000 years from now-well beyond the warranty period.) I’m so glad you are introducing us to Namibia.
Never cease to be amazed by Noraly, her focus, and humanity (except a being a bit out there). Oh, and BTW, Noraly can explain anything to me, any time, I will be listening, completely. I might have questions, life is, questions, to share.
Lone Flagman in the middle of nowhere, stopping "Traffic!" i.e. Noraly :) You are giving us a whole new appreciation for the beauty of the Namibian desert and geology. Thank you Noraly.
What a beautiful video Noraly! Love your exuberance when you explain the geology of the day. Such a good way to start my day! The music was outstanding too. Great job! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful, interesting place!🏍🇺🇸
I get the impression those rock carvings and paintings only get one or two visitors per week, I love how the guides have a well practised script that never changes and any interruptions are dealt with swiftly so the guide can get back to the script.
Noraly, I am disable due to cancer and then recent stroke. So, everyday I will look for your new posting. I also like Namibia Ocean rescue group which you have in one of recent posting. Recently, I found another lady from Sweden, I think, traveling alone on the bike like you. But as you are also a geologist and good story teller, that lady is no match compare with you. She just go around and show you that is. In contrast, you will mingle with local people and the story telling part is the best. I lived in USA for more than 40 years but when you went around south America, I have learned so much about the locals. Thanks again and keep up with a good job.
Reminds me of Yuma Arizona except for the elephants,rhino, hungry lions and lonely flagmen directing traffic in the middle of no where. Another fantastic hotel. Love those remote accommodations.
The Giant’s Causeway of Namibia. That was a fascinating insight into what causes those hexagonal shapes. Thanks. Such beautiful colors in this area. Love being in amidst it all at ground level, then soaring above and getting the wide open landscape perspective. Great camera work once again. Good luck tracking your elephants.
I get excited watching this video .. I traveled this area with a 4x4 with my children and my ex-wife a few years ago and I have to say that Damaraland is one of the most beautiful areas of Namibia if there is any worse .. I want to come back, this time with my CRF 300 L
When a pile of poop brings a smile to Noraly's face you know she really wants to see those elephants! Thanks for all the geological explanations as you ride your way through this season. Learning a lot!
I want to thank you for videos with all the great information you give. Last year I was in Namibia with the bike, so bio-bike, that is: bicycle 🙂. We cycled not all the way, we went just 500 km by bike and 2700 by car. And although I spent 3 weeks in Namibia, I learned more about this country from your videos than during my trip. Our guide was just a bike guide and unfortunatelly not a tour guide. So thanks for all your information that makes gives me an understanding of the geology of this country and makes it easier for me to gather all the information for my private photo book.
Beautiful. It's so much more comfortable watching you in the desert than doing it myself. You're becoming the expert sand rider now. I predict elephants soon if you're seeing their poop. 😁
We have a lot of hexagonal Basalt here in the Eastern US. A great view of it is along the Western side of the Hudson River just North of NYC. You have the best channel on the internet Lady!!! #1 for me. Ride SAFE and BE safe Lady!!! 🙌👏👏👏👌✌🖖🤙👍👋🙂
Amazing how you pull this together during these difficult times, you are an extremely dedicated and motivated Adventure Rider that tells Her story well and captivates the audience , awsome content...
Passion for Geology, it's contagious. Always liked minerals, but now I'm hammering thru' book after book to deepen the tiny amount I know already. Thanks Noraly. You have fired a flagging brain.
How beautiful this country is ! I think that the scenes you filmed in Namibia are the most stunning, wonderful and breathtaking of all. Even though your films in South Africa and South America were beautiful, Namibia seems a grade above to my eyes. Africa just as I imagined when I was a child
![Finding Namibia's DESERT ELEPHANTS! [S5 - Eps. 56]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OXV0lPVVSlQ/mqdefault.jpg)
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Noraly should be nominated for “Best Documentary Series” of 2021.
More than just 2021!
@@michaelgrabbe2803 Yes me too, I'm from Germany.
Indeed, amazing…some woman buy shoes, but other are doing amazing stuff…..(likewise man of course)
Yes, agree with you absolutely!
When things were at their very worst:
2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy.
Scientists will say it was a global illusion.
Beaware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again.
After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way.
Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet
- will seem to rise from the dead
- will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one.
One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist.
Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent.
"The time for the schism in the Church is almost here and you must get prepared now"
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
The Book of Truth
Imagine knowing a woman standing in a desolated desert giggling with joy over seeing a heap of brunt magma!
And explaining it to us so we feel we understand😎
What a privilege to know Noraly, even if only by video.
Really fun to see Noraly’s demeanor gleam when she sees something geologically cool. Yes, I second the Best Documentary Series.
Noraly, you are a geological David Attenborough. You bring enthusiasm and grace to what you do. Thank you so much. Keep up the good work.
Always take care noraly god bless you all the time
A video popped up on my feed today, title was 'Can Itchy Boots bring world peace?' Perfect description of why I got hooked on Noraly. The interaction with all the people she meets in her travels, especially with the everyday regular people shows people being kind and helpful, the way i prefer to believe people around the world are. Her experience reinforces that belief. Of course seeing the different countries that I'll never get to see personally is fantastic too, especially with our occasional geology lessons! I hope she can bring world peace but right now I'm enjoying the little pieces of the world! When I was a kid 'Good Job' was the highest praise one could receive. GOOD JOB Noraly!
She’s certainly adding to world unity .
She’s an example of higher consciousness and expressing what it’s like to see humans as One🌅🥰🙏🏼🌍🌎🌏💜
Her eye for editing, information and music is phenomenal. I just can't stop watching...
Am I the only that doesn't miss her video. I love my country Namibia
And now the rest of us can love Namibia too.
That poor guy on the road with the flag in the middle of nowhere…..
More stunning scenery!
I love how the drone scenes change and connect with the music - meticulous editing!
You said it!
Noraly is a perfectionist,all her content is mint!
Who operates the drone?
@@jamajakaarivibes1623 she operates it and does not use follow me option, she rides with one hand and controls the drone with the other! Amazing ….
Noraly everything about this video is exceptional. From the beautiful music, to the amazing drone scenes, to the geological exploration, to the ancient painting and carvings; this is a great piece of work. Keep following your passion. You are an inspiration to us all.
YES!
@@bertanelson8062 , I have learned more about world geography and cultures, than I could ever have learned from a book by following Noraly's explorations.
This is better than watching fantacy movies.. Everything here is real and amazing.
Yeah we got such a good place ☺️
I totally agree with you
Yes and the heroine is pretty too in this movie.
Are you kidding me it’s getting really boring desert or desert sand nothing
@@kiwibobnz9812 well everyone has a different taste
"Internet here, storybook here" perfectly said!
I'm really liking Namibia. The scenery and geological formations are incredible. Having you being able to explain them is the icing on the cake.
If you ever get a chance to go, then take it .... it is the most stunning country in the World
Definitely my favorite African country to visit , what you see in Noraly's video really feels like 50% of the impact it has on you when you are there
16:30 thank you to the woman who guards the stone engraving site whose life is dedicated to it and is far from normal life....thanks Noraly...greetings from indonesia
No one but Noraly can talk about geology stuff with such a passion. Amazing, interesting & thank you for "all the rocks & magma"! :)))
She is geologist, She was with gold mining company in Australia, and after quitting her job, sold her house to fulfill her dream of world tour on bike🤩🤩
@@rajeshverma3881 ...working in various corners of the world, former backpacker travelling the world, later tough adventure rider owner of Bassanti > Dhanno > Ronin > Savanah... showing us almost nonexisting tiny roads & tracks you had no clue that exists! Yep she is amazing personality and "precious gemstone of the Internet!"
And her passion is infectious - when she said the next place wasn't geological, I felt a little pang of disappointment, but of course was rewarded with something historic!
@@skorecskorec "Precious gemstone of the Internet!" - I think that titel deserves a like - and much more attention!
The smile on Noraly's face when she explains the geological formations❤️.
Great content as always..You are goals!!
I Just noticed. Noraly's opening music makes me smile. Happy times are coming.
Professor Noraly again at her best. Explaining geology "things".
The happy wandering geologist scores again. That was a good episode, Noraly. I love it that I don't have to ask for more geology, we are all getting it thanks to Namibia.
"For that we need to ask Ryan of FortNine".
I see you are a woman of culture.
I didnt get that reference
Awesome a FortNine shout-out in the wild. Ryan is a true individual with standout content, just like Noraly.
@@toqtoq3361 I thought exactly the same. I'm betting in the next FortNine there is a nice reference (undoubtedly with great humor) to Noraly....
Truly people of culture.
@@richardmourdock2719 Ryan is terribly witty, I follow him
Dear Noraly, thank you for another injection of enthusiasm. Nice to see the beautiful hexa formations, and the beautiful animal pictures. I get a "kick" every time your videos are uploaded. Your infectious enthusiasm is damn nice. Thanks for the ride, and as always; Best regards from Denmark 🇩🇰
Your enthusiasm and knowledge for all things geological is infectious, before I would see just hills and boulders but now I am learning 'how are they made', thank you for sharing your adventures with me.👍
You bring a smile to an old man as you travel the world and report on its beauty.
There are no better words to hear than “Good morning Internet”. From a blue eyed beauty.❤️❤️❤️
She may wear blue contact lenses.
Whispers...good morning...gently...wow...magine being woken up to such a serene viice like that everyday...celestial
Noraly, your enthusiasm for what you do and see is contagious. One of your most frequently used adjectives is “awesome” and accompanying you on this journey through South Africa and Namibia is just that - awesome!
That is a great little bike, just shows you don’t need a monster BMW bike.if she could get hold of one of the bigger fuel tanks it would stop me having range anxiety😂👍🇬🇧 what a brilliant person you are Noraly.
Honda should send her one for all the free advertising I liked the Royal infield better
Absolutely the small bike is correct, economical, agile and light to recover after a fall.
A lady up a dirt track miles away from anybody in the remote heat of Africa is stranded as she runs out of fuel and the hungry loins are close. What could possibly go wrong?
Honda should give Noraly the bike of her choice for the next adventure.
Small bike is the way to go.
Such an amazing episode! The scenery is so crazy! I feel sorry for the people, like the guy in the road, waiting all day for the off chance there is some traffic for him to direct!
So sad all these tourist attractions so quiet, it should be main season now! I hope it encourages people to travel to Namibia asap, it is an amazing country to visit, and they really need the tourist income!
Well sad but at the same time remember that that job keep that man fed, may the people pass or not he will get fed and sheltered thanks to this job.
Sometimes i don’t worry about the road, I think of the destination!
This poor man has a destination and that’s a good thing.
I feel the same about people that stand by the side of our streets panhandling, they have a tough time too but if they can achieve food and shelter and protection by the end of the day, then the road to get there is of no consequence. Then standing in the heat and rain on their feet all day is also a job. They are not lazy, they are not bums , that’s their job and they are doing their best to live off of the bread Crum’s we leave behind. Be kind to them. They are existing because we allowed the system that creates them, ignore them at birth, denies them proper education, and criminalizes them for marijuana possession and resisting authority, etc. Taking away their chance of any self respect and any other employment. Leave your breadcrumbs for them to survive their hard existence. Wipe their anger, wipe their shame, God put them on your path for you to be an instrument of his kindness. Be the hand of God! That’s all for today.
The visuals are just stunning. I never knew such a remote vast place can be this beautiful and its your skill in capturing the beauty of this place that urge me to come back to your channel regularly. I admire your courage to venture into the wild alone. you are an inspiration to everyone who dreams to see the world and travel. Keep on riding
My heart rate slows and my busy mind clears as I shared this ride especially the achingly beautiful scenery and glorious music. Thank you. PS I'm so glad you flew your drone over burnt mountain, so beautiful!
The elephants are saying i hear Noraly is around here, we keep missing her…….
A shame, hope you are lucky to see it in the days to come ❤️💯👍
You don't have to search for them. Just use your aerial view camera!!
Hahaha, Lloyd. Well said!👍🏼
Yeah, and they're like, "We keep leaving 'clues' for her to follow, I don't know why she hasn't found us yet"🤣
you are a special kind of woman.. and you know what I likw the most of you.. every time something goed ( almost ) wrong you have a smile .. agichel or just strait laughter about it...does not matter iff something goes different you just adapt and go on..
think that is a great attitude..
seen 0ver 30 episodes of you "african roadtrip and I love every minute of it..
Thanx Noraly for taking me ( us ) on this great adventure..
I still marvel at times on how you can ride and manually fly your drone at the same time. Those drone shots are amazing!!
You would think she could also juggle while riding.
I wonder if the drone has a homing function?
@@machtschnell7452 She doesn't use the homing function as it doesn't work well for what she wants. She actually rides the motorbike with one hand and flies the drone with the other. I imagine it is as diffucult as that old trick of patting your head with one hand while you rub circles on your tummy with the other.
These modern Drones have 'follow me' function using GPS. This function does the trick.
@@atul.chippalkatti what makes her awesome is that she dont use the "follow me" mode 😜
I didn’t know geology could be this interesting and I attribute that to Noraly’s enthusiasm in her explanations. In the course of a watching the series I have myself researching things that I had the slightest interest in. Noraly deserves some kind of award for her work. This is National Geographic-level stuff!
Had to laugh at the Ryan F9 shoutout. With Ryan F9's lessons in physics I often feel like the first 30 seconds I still can keep up, but after that, I'm like "you sound like you know what you're talking about, also, you're in front of a chalkboard and you use very big words, so I choose to trust you, rather than to understand." 😂
In that sense, you're doing a much better job at explaining your specialism to us laymen, Noraly.
But of course Ryan's charm is his dry wit and overloading you with scientific data and terrible puns, so it's not like I'm comparing who's doing a better job, I'm just saying.
Your videos are getting better Noraly. Thank you so much. You lift us out of our mundane lives!
Yes, I was waiting for this 🙃 A perfect way to start my Friday morning with Noraly and Savannah. Let's go!
And a perfect Friday evening here😀 how travel connects the world 👍
Fantastic series about Africa! I lived in South Africa from 1968 to 1979 and I hadn't seen a fraction of what you have! Namibia was still called South West Africa and Zimbabwe was called Rhodesia then. I'm riding along with you through my computer screen. You are really spreading cheer and opening peoples horizons! All of this on your own. No support vehicles and separate camera people..Amazing!
Another wonderful video Noraly.
I was just thinking that your parents must be so proud of you 🤗🇬🇧
Mmmm...lovely, peaceful music for the beginning of the morning ride. Loved the trees whimsically perched along the crest of those hills at 2:54. Haha - it often takes me a long time to get through one video because I keep pausing and backing up to look at things more closely. There is always so much to take in! Wow - seeing the hexagonal columns in different places in the world is as cool as seeing rock paintings in different places. The sight and explanation of the rock etchings - super special!! And, as always, the jaw-dropping drone perspectives!
Again, thank you so much for the care and work you put into this! It is truly unique, special and much appreciated. 💖👍
I will / would say it to EVERY one of the Namibian Episodes - - -THANK YOU for taking me home again. PLUS the MUSIC is the travel - the Travel IS the Music ;-)
You definitely have a way of making geology very interesting, great to watch..👍
Absolutely Stunning combination of Drone views and music. Love It!😍 Noraly, you are the only person I know that gets giggly over rocks!😂🤣😂 As the saying goes: YOU ROCK!! I can not thank you enough for taking us along! Highest Respect!!!
The ultimate flagger job as long as they remember to pick you up at the end of the day.
Im wondering what he does if a lion turned up. To much in the way of trees to climb.
It was good he was there or Noraly, after 20,000 miles of solo riding in the developing world, might not have known what to do.
@@fluffybilly
Lions love trees.
It's a "high steaks" game to climb trees trying to avoid a lion.....
That flag guy? What do you have to do to get a job like that? What a world we live in.
flagman that was my first job 55 years ago :o) replaced by a flashing caution light.
Thank you, Noraly, for the geology and geography lessons again. The ones here were brilliant! The clear explanation about surface/volume ratio, and then the hexagon and the "organ pipes". Then the contact metamorphism!!! And we see it, we learn were to find it, we travel together with you to places where most of us will never be! We see everything from above from the drone. Awesome videos!!! Thank you!!!
The inhabitants of the lodge have created an oasis in the desert! Beautiful!
Professor Noraly,
We love it when you “Geek out” over rock formations and then explain geology to us so that we too can appreciate how special these locations are. Those rock paintings are a bonus! Thank you again Professor Noraly for today’s lessons and blessings 🥰
Beautiful picture on the stone and scenes of desert nice video Noraly 👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙂
Jogs the memory for when I was studying for my Gemmologist Diploma. Geology is a love of mine also Noraly👍
My gosh that Noraly does light up when she educates us on geology. I'm sure we all enjoy it too.
The guy standing in the middle of nowhere with his red flag…wonderful!
For us overlanders in Namibia it is always nice to see the grader on the road.
Don’t know how I found this channel, but of the many episodes I’ve seen, I like the geological commentary the most!!!
Great channel!!!!! Thank you Noraley
Yet another interesting video. Hope you find the Elephants.
Old guy here: If you are young and healthy enough I urge you to get a motorcycle and get out there and explore, even if it's only 50 miles from your home. There is a lot to see.
Great to hear you mention Ryan from Fortnine - another superb UA-cam channel with great quality content and production ! I am sure he is a big fan of yours Noraly !
A big thank you for all the effort that you put in to make these travel documentaries both interesting and educational. I sometimes find it hard to believe that you don't have a huge film crew behind you to help make these vids. thanks again.
Just really thank you for being you! Just naturally you. It's so refreshing. I love everything about your natural commentary from what you've had for breakfast to going into the unknown! I feel like a friend in spirit giggling away with you... Exploring, discovering the wonder of all the people and places 🤗💖🌟 just superb dear Noraly ... Just be you 🌟
Video uploaded 54 seconds ago and it's a 20 minutes one. Already comments pouring in! It seems the relationship with itchy Boots have reached new heights where we are happy just by the fact that she has uploaded one. 😀 That speaks volumes 👍
15:06 here, was just checking new "gold" there,my bucket list don't include it. You go "boots" 🔥
So far, my favorite video, paintings of art from another planet, fantastic! Thank you!
It feels like noralie is taking us through a different planet!
LOVE the Ryan from FortNine reference! Once again, an excellent and entertaining video Noraly!
I am in Sesriem lodge and i was in twyfelfontein. I watched every video of yours about Namibia!!! Keep on!!!
so cool to see some places again which i visited too when i was there, like the twijfelfontein ingravings
I could watch your drone shots of the desert landscape all day!!
During all those episodes in Namibia: I'm dreaming !! Thank you so much Noraly !
.....and the winner of The Academy Award for Best Short Documentary is.......
We are all so lucky to be able to experience all her videos immediately.
She could easily make a deal with a major company, that limited the videos beyond a pay wall, making us wait several months to see every video.
agree totally maybe we should start a vote
Wonderful photography, educational, I'm just so impressed with your videos, knowledge sharing AND you.
Your sand riding skills are excellent too. Not easy especially with a heavy bike.
I eagerly await every episode. THANKS Noraly.
Hakaunamatta Noraly, you take us to the coolest places. Looking forward to seeing the elephant 🐘.
Take care and ride safe. 🖖🏼🤟🏼
Beautiful Africa, getting out of stress,joyful time…
A heroin riding off alone, into the wilderness, make a good movie or book .
Ahhh Namibia. Beautiful County. Makes me miss my home and her beautiful biking routes
Enjoy your tour Noraly, what a beautiful and bare landscape 🇳🇦
The fortnine shout-out hit me out of nowhere!!
Great drone work, it allows us to get a good feeling for the layout of the land. Its amazing how you can fly it from the bike when you aren't even looking at it. Its almost like it has an AI brain and is following you. Hope you get to see the Elephants ... and that means we will to!
This amazing woman is making the most poetic images, then also strikes the right tone with the choice of music. After that showing us incredible geological features. Just breathtaking. Thanks Noraly.
Earlier this morning I re-watched you & Ronin on the Lofoten islands........what a contrast!
Two of the most spectacular places in the world: Lofoeten islands and Namibia. Unfortunately, Noraly can't bike to Angel Falls. But maybe one day, Iguazu...;).
You know, I have been watching your videos for a while now and I am stunned by your stamina and fearless sense of adventure. I see you miles, even continents away from assistance and yet your confidence is never flustered. It is stunning to not see another human or vehicles on most of your journeys when you foray out your lodgings, and amazed that it causes no trepidation. Even at your accommodations you have hardly anyone visible to your camera. Your bubbly personality and sense of wonder is infectious especially to those of us who own adventure bikes and hardly get a chance to ride them to any of their full potential. However, it seems it maybe awfully lonely which I hope you don’t experience. I wish you well and that the day you choose to hang up your boots is a happy one knowing what an amazing journeys. Albeit as one of your faithful voyeur’s, I will miss my vicarious travels.
I love the geology (and now physics, too) lessons and the accompanying drone footage. The rock engravings are fantastic (Imagine our SD cards and cloud files being “found” 6,000 years from now-well beyond the warranty period.) I’m so glad you are introducing us to Namibia.
Never cease to be amazed by Noraly, her focus, and humanity (except a being a bit out there). Oh, and BTW, Noraly can explain anything to me, any time, I will be listening, completely. I might have questions, life is, questions, to share.
Fantastic drone shots and music combo. Wish I could like this video twice.
Lone Flagman in the middle of nowhere, stopping "Traffic!" i.e. Noraly :) You are giving us a whole new appreciation for the beauty of the Namibian desert and geology. Thank you Noraly.
What a beautiful video Noraly! Love your exuberance when you explain the geology of the day. Such a good way to start my day! The music was outstanding too. Great job! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful, interesting place!🏍🇺🇸
Riding , filming , flying drone and editing whats not to like ?? having travelled Namibia myself what you do is exceptional , well done !!!!!!
I get the impression those rock carvings and paintings only get one or two visitors per week, I love how the guides have a well practised script that never changes and any interruptions are dealt with swiftly so the guide can get back to the script.
Noraly, I am disable due to cancer and then recent stroke. So, everyday I will look for your new posting. I also like Namibia Ocean rescue group which you have in one of recent posting. Recently, I found another lady from Sweden, I think, traveling alone on the bike like you. But as you are also a geologist and good story teller, that lady is no match compare with you. She just go around and show you that is. In contrast, you will mingle with local people and the story telling part is the best. I lived in USA for more than 40 years but when you went around south America, I have learned so much about the locals. Thanks again and keep up with a good job.
Reminds me of Yuma Arizona except for the elephants,rhino, hungry lions and lonely flagmen directing traffic in the middle of no where. Another fantastic hotel. Love those remote accommodations.
That traffic man works for road construction company. That road is currently under construction to bitumen standard.
The Giant’s Causeway of Namibia. That was a fascinating insight into what causes those hexagonal shapes. Thanks. Such beautiful colors in this area. Love being in amidst it all at ground level, then soaring above and getting the wide open landscape perspective. Great camera work once again. Good luck tracking your elephants.
What a way to start the weekend. Thanks Noraly.
I get excited watching this video .. I traveled this area with a 4x4 with my children and my ex-wife a few years ago and I have to say that Damaraland is one of the most beautiful areas of Namibia if there is any worse .. I want to come back, this time with my CRF 300 L
Hello internet! Greetings from Rentostay! This motorcycle ride is really great.
I hope you are aware that "rento" means "relaxed" in Finnish. 😃
I wish I had you for a teacher in school. Your passion for geology is contagious.
Again,the scenery is just stunning. Stay safe hun 🍻🌲
Thank you again! So much I would never have learned or seen otherwise, and even through your eyes, it is still wonderful!
Wow wow wow what an episode. Totally engaging from start to finish. Certainly better than anything on the TV.
Itchy - You make Geology so much fun and so exciting!
Educational, adventurous and FUN!!! The guide at the engravings was wonderful!
When a pile of poop brings a smile to Noraly's face you know she really wants to see those elephants! Thanks for all the geological explanations as you ride your way through this season. Learning a lot!
I want to thank you for videos with all the great information you give. Last year I was in Namibia with the bike, so bio-bike, that is: bicycle 🙂. We cycled not all the way, we went just 500 km by bike and 2700 by car. And although I spent 3 weeks in Namibia, I learned more about this country from your videos than during my trip. Our guide was just a bike guide and unfortunatelly not a tour guide. So thanks for all your information that makes gives me an understanding of the geology of this country and makes it easier for me to gather all the information for my private photo book.
Beautiful. It's so much more comfortable watching you in the desert than doing it myself. You're becoming the expert sand rider now.
I predict elephants soon if you're seeing their poop. 😁
We have a lot of hexagonal Basalt here in the Eastern US. A great view of it is along the Western side of the Hudson River just North of NYC. You have the best channel on the internet Lady!!! #1 for me.
Ride SAFE and BE safe Lady!!!
🙌👏👏👏👌✌🖖🤙👍👋🙂
Lovin' the lessons--- it's an education as well as enjoyable
Lions, Elephant and RINO. Beautiful landscape
Amazing how you pull this together during these difficult times, you are an extremely dedicated and motivated Adventure Rider that tells Her story well and captivates the audience , awsome content...
Passion for Geology, it's contagious. Always liked minerals, but now I'm hammering thru' book after book to deepen the tiny amount I know already. Thanks Noraly. You have fired a flagging brain.
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Noraly - there should be some desert lions
Itchy Boots - It should be okay
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How beautiful this country is ! I think that the scenes you filmed in Namibia are the most stunning, wonderful and breathtaking of all. Even though your films in South Africa and South America were beautiful, Namibia seems a grade above to my eyes. Africa just as I imagined when I was a child