Crossing the USA 🇺🇸 - Canada 🇨🇦 LANDBORDER |S6-E120|
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- In this episode, I finish my ride through the USA and cross the border into Canada! A last little ride through Idaho, where I encounter some more snow (of course!) and that's it off to the border!
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Boy is that border guard gonna be surprised when he looks you up and finds out who he’s been talking to. Just the #1 motorcycle traveler in the universe!!! Ride safe.
I know.. he had no idea! Do you do jumps 😂
he is gonna be bragging about his encounter for months and months...
I talked to him that afternoon and told him who she was. He seemed impressed.
...and then he will tell tales to his grandkids
He will look up channel and then see himself!😀
Noraly, for the past 4 1/2 weeks I have been binge-watching Itcht Boots. From Season 1 to the present you have taken me on the most amazing ride of my life through so many places in this world. Although the rally in South Africa was exciting there are so many places you have ventured, so many sites you have seen and so many wonderful people you have met throughout your adventures I surely cannot pick a favorite. I am 80 years old and have seen much of the world but nothing like the wonderful adventures that you have allowed me to tag along. I do thank you so much for all your beautiful hard work and a wonderful way you seem to touch 99% of us. Stay safe and bless you. The Swabbie
Wow!!
Terrific, you speak for me as well. I couldn’t have said it any better !
Hello fellow itchyholic! 🤗 I keep re-binging the journeys as well! I was knocked out by a health issue last week, couldn't do much except for lying in the corner with my eyes crossed. There's always the playlists of the seasons, though! Just click, lean back and enjoy! You immediately need one painkiller less. 🤗
Don't join her fan club the guy over it is an a-hole. Don't dare wonder where she is because he talked alful to a guy who just ask,
@@zweispurmopped Yes sir, I went through all the seasons, bike reviews and popular uploads now I can get back to the gym a little more hahaha.
Noraly, I love your show and production. As a very old biker, I am 65 and have been riding since 17 I am so proud of you and the example that you set for humanity. You are alway civil, respectful and rational with the people you encounter. Keep going on your adventures because I love to watch what happens. The drone and the music are epic.
Hi Noraly. On behalf of all your Canadian subscribers, Welcome to Canada, and hope you have a pleasant stay. Maybe the simple, fast border crossing was a good omen. 😍 Cheers and stay safe, Dan. ✌️🇨🇦
Canada probably has the best quality of life In the whole hemisphere. And this is an American saying it.
🇨🇦 welcome
@@midlifecrisis7888 well thanks but visit southern ontario it might change your opinion
@@Curling_Rack je viens juste de le faire … merci 🙏🏼
Good eye for cars, that “Cuda”is an American 1970s classic !👍🏼
That's what I thought, too.
My first car- 68 Barracuda- oh how I loved my Cuda !
The 'cuda you saw is a 2nd generation Plymouth Baracuda ; an american muscle car. I crossed thru Coutts but I was on a Hayabusa with no intentions for Alaska. I wonder if the crossings thru the other Canadien regions will be as easy!?!?
Good for Noraly to bring out rural America. We're used to seeing TV or film produced images. These are now authentic.
have you noticed , we didnt see much of the local people in contrast to latin americas and south...wonder why.
@@wout123100 It's normal. In North America, you'll see very few people outdoors. Sometimes any interaction is on appointment.
“I can’t help myself, I just have to try” That’s what we love about you Noraly!
I read your comment at the exact moment she said that, weird.
Welcome to Canada and Creston ! Wish my son and I could have met you, we enjoy your videos and are inspired to work towards our own adventures.
I've been waiting Six seasons to hear you say "Welcome to Canada!" Wishing you a warm welcome to our Country. Enjoy your stay.
A warm welcome, but Ms. Boots doesn't "stay" anywhere. I'm sure she's in for a treat in your lovely country. Peace
@@joeljoss1916 not true. She stayed at the Creston motel overnight, hence the phrase, “enjoy your stay”. It does not refer to any particular length of time, merely the act of being there. 🤙
Norally, we, your followers, in the U.S.A, bid you a VERY fond farewell, at least until you reach Alaska. Thank you for visiting our beautiful country and showing us such scenic sights. After your travel to Alaska, we hope you return, maybe showing the states of WA. OR. and Northern CA.There some beautiful bike trails there. Stay safe and may your angels continue to protect you!
Welcome to Canada! I am excited that you are now in my country. I have followed your epic journey as a green yet fearless rider since the day you picked up your first Himalayan Basanti through Asia, Middle East, Asia Minor to Europe. Over the last few years, you not only have accumulated great skills in your motorcycling but also experiences of your encounters with kind and wonderful people from so many countries. I am sure you will enjoy meeting us Canadians and this vast land in particular our majestic Canadian Rockies. All the best to your transit through Canada to Alaska!
Very well put
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I just started following her, but lucky me, I am living just 100 KM / 60 miles north of Creston, on 150 km / 90 mile long Kootenay Lake. I hope she checks out the beautiful, quiet highways along the long, pure, snow-fed lakes of the Kootenay District of southeastern British Columbia, pronounced koo-ten-ay, the Engish word version of the K'Tunaxa (K-tu-na-ha) Indigenous People. This area is in the Columbia Mountains, named after the huge river which starts here, and flows south into the USA. I don't know where she is now, but if she goes north along several large lakes and small historic silver mining towns and villages to the historic railway town of Revelstoke, she will join up with Highway #1, the Trans-Canada, which goes east through spectacular Rogers Pass in the Columbia Mountains and then into the world famous Rocky Mountain National Parks of Banff, Yoho, Kootenay and Jasper. By the way, Queen Victoria of Great Britain named the province after the British, or headwaters section, of the Columbia River, early explorers and fur traders actually traversed it in both directions in the early 1800's from it source near present day Jasper, Alberta, Canada fighting currents, rapids, sandbars, year-round snow-fed icy water, rain-forests and hot deserts for 2000 km / 1200 miles to Fort Astoria on the Pacific Ocean near present day Portland, Oregon, USA. Major hydro-electric dams now harness most of the water for power and flood control on both sides of the border.
World will be a much better place if people had Noraly's positive mindset, attitude and spirit. Her trip through USA 🇺🇸 was like a shooting star. Safe travels Noraly.
Shooting star.... Worth looking up 😊
Why wouldn't she be ?! She's got such a lavish lifestyle as a biker, never sleeps in a tent , she always sleeps in fine hotels, most people couldn't possibly afford not even a quarter of her joy ride trip, always on holiday and never worrying about money ! Lucky cow I'd say
@@Freeyourhate1 Go ahead and try that "lavish lifestyle" "joy ride" for couple of weeks and entertain the million+ audience day in and day out. I bet you will be crouched crying in a corner. She makes her living through hard work. "Expanding your mind" with emptiness is injurious to one's brain.
Her attitude is admirable and her mood is always positive and realistic. And she doesn't shy away from difficult roads or opportunities. I was amazed by her stamina and resilience as she was traveling from Colombia to Panama to avoid the Darien Gap on a small boat with Alaska strapped to the boat and three guys as her company for six hours. That takes guts, determination, charm and intelligence.
We shouldn't be too surprised, she's running out of good weather to complete her trip to Alaska this season. Don't think she's going to complete the Dalton Highway this year (hope I'm wrong).
That "Welcome to Canada" sounded like the most triumphant and joyful entrance in a new country ever!
Thank you for taking us to the Canadian Farmer's Market.
I have never been to Canada, so I am excited to see as much as you can show us.
I'm from central Canada and we are usually enjoying all kinds of fruit right now (peaches, pears, plumbs...). Who know hat Noraly will find in the mountains!
@@matthewbarrett5863 Awesome! I would love to visit Canada someday! It looks beautiful! 😊
One more border crossing and were into Alaska. It's been hell of a journey can't believe Noraly started this season almost one year ago. So many beautiful memories made along the way. I'm glad to ride through your lens Noraly. Keep inspiring.
Winter is coming!
Noraly's English is great, but she is very fond of the British term "sorted" which is completely unknown in the US and Canada. Kind of useful, probably, but it just never caught on here. Do Australians/Kiwis use it, too?
@@AndyFromBeaverton I think she is way ahead of her videos. Its still snow on the ground from last winter so im guessing this episode was filmed around June. She is 2-3 months ahead id guess. She may have completed the trip by now.
@@mattsbrute Yep.. It looks like she was in Colorado first of June timeframe so that would be about right.. She is probably back in the Netherlands now editing these final episodes
Yeah, just one more border that is only 1881 miles away. That is further away than the Mexican border. lol.
I have been waiting for Itchy Boots to cross the Canadian boarder since she started the trip. Had to laugh as we started our cross Canada trip on July 20th from Vernon BC. The first place we stopped was Creston at the same motel. Unfortunately the trip ended 4 days later when I hit a deer in the middle of Thunder Bay. Two broken arms a shattered ulna and displace elbow later I am back home recuperating. So be safe out there and scan for wild life all the time even in the middle of the day and going through cities. Hope you enjoyed Canada as we haven't had fresh asparagus for weeks.
Darn.... I hope you're better now. I've been riding motorcycles for decades in northern Ontario and even in a car you have to always be on the lookout for deer, moose and bears on the road. They just seem to pop out of nowhere..... we've had many fatalities lately in this part of the country with cars, suvs and motorcycles hitting animals especially in the dark. B.C. is known for grizzly bears, elk and deer also. I just hope Noraly is extra careful.
@@henryhonda8408Thanks for your concern heal up still and getting stronger every day. I hope she stays safe. I think riding dirt you tend to go slower, might be safer.
Im so sorry to hear that!! I wish you a speedy recovery! ❤️🩹
Get well soon and you’ll be back at it.
My trip today from Missoula to Penticton had me hitting the brakes for 2 deer & a flock of turkeys 😳
Through your lens, we are seeing so much of our world, and really the most beautiful, hidden parts of it.
Those back country dirt roads you find are adventure bikers paradise.
Rock On
You crossed almost entire United States, one of the most developed road infrastructure in the world, on dirt roads, trails, Forrest and very little stretches of tarmac. WoW..!!
That's truely amazing and commendable.
There are more dirt roads and trails in the USA then people realize. Thousands of dirt roads and off road trails in Colorado alone. A person just needs to leave the cities and highways to find them.
@@kaz7809 But many people feeling not good, if they are more than 5 miles from the next McDonald away.😉
I mean realistically she went through such a tiny portion of the USA, she could have been riding on dirt roads for more episodes just in California alone let alone the rest of the country.
@@James_Edward59 the girl will find all the dirt roads she can handle British Columbia is larger then California, Oregon and Washington combined I truly hope she chooses pavement I hope grizzly bears are still snoozing.
@@daymaker5460 She will be fine, she’s traveled through many large Countries. America has more land than Canada has even though she just went through a tiny portion of it, she knows how to navigate.
Yes, I think most people don't realize how much time it takes to edit and produce a video. It's amazing that you are able to manage taking video and riding and posting videos along the way!
Yes, lots of dedication and self discipline.
Yep
Respect++
She is way ahead of the videos. Its not in real time.
She has a trailer with a production team riding along the whole time. Script writer. Camera. Focus puller. Grips and lighting. Editing suite. A couple of PA’s and a production manager. Craft service and catering- must not forget.
It’s amazing what a Honda can do..
I'm really happy that Creston is your introduction to Canada. It's a lovely starting point and no matter which way you go you'll be in for a real treat.
It was very lovely when you said "Welcome to Canada" you sounded very excited Noraly😆😍🇨🇦🇨🇦🏍
Hi Noraly!, I saw your interview a couple year ago from the Netherlands. You said you were amazed that people were watching your videos maybe because they liked geology. But to be honest it’s your happy personality. I do like seeing places around the world but you make it so much more enjoyable. You have a forever fan😂👍🏻
Amba wastè and Tansi (Nakota and Cree language) welcome to my home and native land ....love watching u and enjoy our beautiful country ❤
u r in my prayers today. spread love not hate !
Welcome to Canada! You were part of my inspiration to ride from Toronto to Tofino. My thought process went something like this... if Noraly can ride a Himalayan through northeastern India (where I'm originally from and where even 'highways' can sometimes be more like dirt tracks!) into Burma, I can damn well ride 5,000 kms of asphalt on my Vulcan from Ontario to BC. And I did it, in 10 days this past July. Thank you for the inspiration. Enjoy your visit to my country. And, yes, as others have commented below, beware the wildlife!
You need to buy an Indian 🇮🇳 bike 😊
@@tubro541 Maybe the Royal Enfield GT650? That one is pretty cool.
Way to go girl You got this 👍 😊 Kool
@@tubro541 I was considering getting a Bullet for this trip, truth be told. Pricey, but you can find them in Ontario. I worried about road-side support. So I looked at other bikes. And then I laid eyes on this pristine 16-year-old Vulcan Classic 900 and fell in love. She growled her way through 5,000 kms like she owned the highway. A real head turner too. I intended to sack her in BC, once my trip was done. But I couldn't. I ended up trucking her back to Ontario for a small fortune! Now I'm out every day doing small rides in and around Toronto till the weather gets sucky. A few more precious weeks of riding left this year!
Noraly, people like you who make real and true documentaries. That make Discovery Channel and Nat Geo look like fake and over the top entertainment. So again well done !!!
So true.
So my husband and I were in my truck and went exploring in the hills of Arkansas between Fayetteville & Ft Smith and we wound up on some gravel sand dirt roads for about 20 miles. I had so much fun! I told my husband I felt like Noraly. We are seriously contemplating each getting her bike so our adventures can continue
I live in the area you are talking about. I have a DR650 and I do so local adv bike rides. I love Itchy and her channel. You and your husband should come explore the Ozarks more.
Get one!!!😀
CRF 250 here! I live just over the ridge from there. Get the bike and y’all won’t regret it! Awesome riding here in Arkansas.
Get one. and learn to ride it. It's not a bicycle. Find some good dirt biking people to ride with for a while that will help you learn handling techniques. Stay off the pavement as much as possible until you learn how to really control your bike. You have to avoid the mistakes other drivers on the road make when driving. It won't matter who's in the wrong if you are looking down from heaven. Many motorcycle handling videos. Then practice, practice, practice.
🇺🇸🎚 My wife took me up into those Ozark/Quachita Mountains between Fayetteville and Ft. Smith several years ago, and I really love that area!
Coming from Northern Wisconsin and Michigan, and then more recently Arizona there is no question Northern and Northwestern Arkansas is just beautiful, and wild. Lots to see and experience. Going East of Fayetteville toward Eureka Springs there is a lot to really enjoy as well! Gorgeous and blessed country for sure!
Really nice hospitable people and culture! I love it there. 🇺🇸👍
On behalf of all Canada, Welcome Noraly !!!
Welcome to Canada, Noraly!!! My husband is also a motorcyclist and we live in BC, he spent MONTHS pondering and coming up with scenarios as to where you would cross. You probably chose the best crossing! And just saying, think about doing the Great Canadian Road Trip (following highway 1 from one end of the country to the other), I think it would make an amazing season 😉
Hey, welcome to Canada Noraly, you’re now in my country, I’ve been following you for quite some time now and I am thoroughly enjoying all of your videos. I sincerely hope you have a fantastic time/experience here. We love you up here in ‘the great white North’ as we are sometimes referred to. Happy trails !! ❤️ ❤️
She actually crossed months ago...
@@magnificent6668 She's actually back in the NL.
@@magnificent6668 --- this is what I am thinking, cuz snow at around 5000 feet altitude melts in this region sometime in June
Welcome to Canada Noraly! Happy trails to you in our home and native land!🏍😎👏👍❤️
Welcome to Canada! It’s not likely on your planned route, but in my opinion, the icefields parkway between Banff and Jasper in Alberta is one of the most beautiful rides in the world. It’s paved, but there are plenty of side roads to be found.
^ He speaks the truth
as a Dutch, i agree. Most beautifull place ive been
I live near the Canadian border. Sometimes we just go there for day trips as it's pretty easy. It used to be we didn't even need passports -not much more than a nod and a wave. Good times.
@@siphonsnob 911
I remember those days
Really amazing scenery with beautiful views as you approached the border! A big plus, no issues at either border! Canada is certainly a great neighbor with good people. Hope you found plenty of dirt roads as you continue toward Alaska and back into the USA 🇺🇸!
👉🏻🇺🇸🇨🇦👈🏻👏👏👏👏👏
There was just something so cool and heartwarming about seeing you enter my country!! I imagine other followers have felt the same emotion as you entered their homelands! A much belated WELCOME ITCHYBOOTS!!
Welcome to Canada Noraly! Can't wait to see where your exploring will take you. So interesting to see my country through the eyes of a visitor. I hope that you will not be disappointed. 😄🤗🇨🇦
Welcome to the true North strong and free! Canada and the Netherlands share a special bond. My two late uncles were in the Canadian army in WW-2. They helped liberate Holland. The Dutch people never forgot.
Have a great and safe trip through our beautiful country!
John from Vancouver Island.
yes, tulips in Ottawa are a reminder
As a Canadian 🇨🇦 I would like to warmly welcome you to our amazing country! I hope you have a wonderful experience, great memories and safe travels! I’ve never been to BC (I live in Ontario near Niagara Falls) but I hear it’s a wonderful place to visit! Have fun EH! 🍁
I'm American, but I've been to British Columbia and it's like nothing I've ever seen before, unbelievably fantastic beauty! Someday you should definitely see it.
@@trevorjameson3213 I will add it to my bucket list! Thanks for the advice :)
Niagara on Lakes City is 🔥
Longest peaceful border in the world 🇺🇸- 🇨🇦 💗❤️💕
As in Nordic countries.
Yes something not to take for granted, right? :-)
After watching 473 episodes starting way back when, I am excited to see what piques your interest in the places I call home in Canada! Lots of geology and geography to see and I hope you found us friendly. Kind regards.🇨🇦
What to you feel is the best stretch of road she'll be on?
Oh, she's crossing at Idaho. Why does the title mention Labrador? She's gonna miss the east coast!!!
@@Bob-Maplethorpe It says land border.. not Labrador...
@@Bob-Maplethorpe Hard to say about route she took to Alaska. Having lived in Northern BC , and knowing she likes dirt roads, there really is no way for her to go through BC and Yukon to get to Alaska without doing days and days of tarmac. The distances in the north are vast with few to no towns. The scenery on the Alaska Highway ( which starts in Dawson Creek BC) is world class spectacular. It will be interesting to see how this plays out both going to, and returning from, Alaska. I see one of her recent posts was marked as Brooks Alberta so I assume on her return trip she came back down through Alberta to Dinosaur Provincial Park and the badlands. Maybe she will travel east to the Maritimes and ship back to Europe or Africa?
I was SO moved when you shouted Welcome To Canada, I knew the border crossing would be easy for you Congrats! and you Will enjoy!!
Yes, because she doesn't carry a gun!! I'm Canadian too and have heard so many Americans say they'd never attempt to get into Canada again, as they arrived at the border with a gun on their truck's seat!!!
“I’m stubborn”! A stubborn Dutch girl! Impossible!
Glad too see you found the best motorcycle motel in Creston. The Valley Motel recommenced by nine out of ten motorcyclists.
Finally thank you for the very charming pronunciation of the Kootenay Valley and Mountains. I’m hoping it catches on.
Noraly making friends on borders. How cool is that! I love it, when people are so nice even if they're doing their job.
Your videos are so lovely, Noraly! Like favorite music i can enjoy them again and again just to feel their amazing vibes! They are big joy and pleasure, thank you!
I live about 10 miles from the Canadian Border. Canada is such a wonderful country, with such a diverse population from around the world. Canada does SO much to support the US economy. Thank you for being our Trading Partners. Noraly, you are in for such a magnificant ride, this country is unbelievably diverse and beautiful. Thanks for taking us along.
It's great to be living next to 'good neighbours' - isn't it? I also enjoy the easy access we have across our mutual border.
Welcome to Canada Noraly, from this old Canadian! I love the coincidence that your first stop is Creston because I love the Creston Valley and plan to move to Creston next year! I enjoy all your content but I particularly look forward to seeing what you find interesting about my home province and country. I sincerely hope you enjoy it.
we got the best riding in the country in BC! theres alot to be frustrated about canada right now personally, but i'll never complaining about being born in BC and growing up with motorcycles in my life and riding with all the endless great views.
Hi Noraly,
Welcome to Canada! I didn’t know that the US was so beautiful as well, I am enjoying all your episodes with my 90 year old mother…she asks to watch Noraly. All the birds-eye views with your drone are stunning, and from that perspective , you are a tiny dot on a lonely road - you are a hero riding into the unknown! Always so beautiful and moving. Loving your adventures. ❤.
This is excellent PR for US Border Patrol and Canadian Border Service. I'm proud of the interaction. Great Neighbors!
Welcome to Canada (Province of British Columbia) Noraly. I know you're going to love it here in the Kootenays.
Cool to see you crossed into Canada only 60 miles east of where I live! And the Creston Farmers Market is really good too!!
Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦!
Welcome to Canada, proudly the country with the most expensive cell phone plans in the world. You will enjoy BC, it's truly stunning.
😊😍👍 I congratulate you, what incredible trips you make, you never cease to amaze me with your perfect resemblance to the then young actress Cybill Shepherd 😍🥰
Welcome to Canada Noraly, I hope your travels through our country is enjoyable and relaxing. Have a safe ride and watch out for our moose.
I just went to Vancouver, Abbotsford and Whistler- Canada it's a beautiful country, very clean and safe to travel love it, I will go back
Welcome to Canada! So happy you’ve made it here! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Welcome to Canada !!!
Welcome to Canada and British Columbia Noraly, been here myself 8 weeks now just love the spectacular mountain scenery and friendly people. Enjoy your travels through to Alaska. I just love your videos and I've been with you since you left Delhi a few years back. Stay safe and upright, look forward to your next video of adventure. Best wishes from Surrey to Vancouver.
Glad you made it safely (and easily) into Canada! Welcome to our wonderful nation!
I'm so envious, I entered back into Canada at that border crossing on a Greyhound Bus back in 1975. I spent the summer working on a farm in Alberta. What a fantastic country and what lovely people. I have always said that if I had to leave the UK it would be to Canada that I would try to go. I have some wonderful memories and have returned to Canada twice, I intend to go again very soon. Have fun.
I wish you had more time to travel canada we have such a massive beautiful country
I love when you show the people you meet and their reaction to you riding across the world.
Looking forward to seeing Canada. Gosh,we are creeping closer to the end of this series. Scary thought!!
I've heard this was 11 weeks ago that she crossed {some said 8 weeks...but def. earlier). The weather in BC 'was' horrendous in 2nd week of June so it made sense when she made that comment about bad weather. Then we went in immense heat from later June. I did not realize she posts videos so late after being in a place.
@@abeach5420 Almost all popular videographers post way later due to safety reasons and logistics of producing and uploading.
Congratulations in making it to Canada! As a US citizen, it was a hoot watching your travels in my country and your seeming joy in its many beauties and peoples.
I've been to Canada and know of its vastness, its beauty, and friendly people. I love Canada!
I think you have a way of drawing people to you by showing their respective country in a positive light. I think you get people to hit that pride button which is a good thing.
I hope you enjoy Canada as much as I have.....safe travels.
WOW!!! Noraly big welcome to Canada. 🤗
Seems like yesterday I was watching you in Africa, then South America and now you are finally here 🇨🇦
I’m absolutely certain you will find many remote dual sport roads to enjoy!!!
Loved the start of this journey, the first sign out of the hotel says No Right Turn so guess which way our friend goes?
Watching Noraly always puts a smile on my face. Thanks for the free smiles, Miss.
Welcome to Creston, BC…. Tonnes of Farmers Market goodies. My son is only 45 minutes away from you in the West Kootenays! You’ll love my home province of BC. Peace Be The Journey!
Not sure if you will make it to Vancouver Island this trip but if you do and need a place to work on your bike or just take a rest, my workshop in Victoria is open to you anytime. My family loves your channel, and the unbelievable effort you put into these videos. I think I can safely say your positive attitude and joy of life is an inspiration to us all.
The adventure, the courage, the effort, the struggles, the laughs, the landscapes, the nicest people on earth, and you Noraly ! Thousands of thanks ! 😊
Some of the most polite people you’ll meet.
I really enjoyed your adventures here in the US. Showed me many things I never knew existed and some of the most beautiful scenery I've ever seen here. Can't wait to see more of Canada now! Oh and I'm really digging the new gear you have.
Yeah we are again in a country with the right system of units! Celsius, Kilometers, kilograms and m^3/Litros/cm^3 glorious!
Finally. So many comments in a previous videos about Celsius and kilometers.
It’s the way most of the world is.
Noraly, you are already in Canada that's great 🇨🇦 I'm going to see your new wonderful adventures. What an amazing video. Stay safe
Welcome too Canada from the East Coast in Beautiful Halifax Nova Scotia...👍🇨🇦.
Thank you for a great tour of the US! Looking forward to what you find in Canada. Hope the weather holds - stay safe.
I believe Noraly got there just before the very long hot and dry weather B.C. has experienced this summer.... many days of 35C and higher. It's 27C today in Creston for example and it will be 30C on Wednesday.
As a proud Canadian and huge fan of you channel, I'd like to wish you a warm Welcome to Canada!!!! I'm in Northern Ontario, so unfortunately there is zero chance or paths would cross LOL
Welcome to Canada and my home province. It's great that you are here.
Today will NOT be your last ride in the United States if you make it to Alaska! 😁🥰
Yes indeed, Alaska is another history , still 🇺🇸
Welcome to Canada!
Thank you Noraly, you've brightened my day yet again. 😊😊
Itchy Boots was the highlight of that border patrols day since there's hardly any traffic at that crossing.
We are waiting eagerly what Geologist in Noraly has to offer us in Canada. We are enjoying everything in your todays episode.
So nice; when you are happy or excited, you say things twice 😀. Like when you’d entered Canada, you start telling us about your plans and you say “So, let’s see let’s see”! I like that 👍🏼
Oh, Canada!! So, easiest border crossing ever. My favorite song that includes Canada is native Joni Mitchell's song,
"A Case of You". I've never actually crossed the border there, but I hope to one day soon, inspired by my Adventure Hero Itchy Boots. I hope someday there's Itchy Boots books for kids, especially young girls, and an ADV riding video game! Happy trails!
Welcome to Canada Noraly. Hope you stop by Kelowna and travel thru the Okanagan Valley.
Thank you for visiting us in the USA Noraly! Please come back soon.
Grain elevators. Farmers would bring their grain to these. The grain would then be dumped into rail cars and transported to Vancouver for shipment overseas.
Yeah, USA series was great fun. So many unexpected places with great landscapes, all sorts of dirty roads and hospitable people. Now is time for Canada. Can't wait... 🇨🇦
Adventure riding paradise! In the western U.S, it certainly is! Goodbye U.S.A ! Welcome to Canada! You will love Canada too! Lots of natural beauty and wildlife! Fun Farmer's Market also! Good day!
The car looks like a 71 Plymouth Barracuda. Cool Mopar muscle car.
Marvelous. Just one point -- the faded wood buildings are (were) grain "elevators". Note both were built/sited adjacent to the railroad. Typically, the grain elevator business buys from the surrounding farmers, and then in turn sells to large commercial customers, shipping by rail. Safe travels.
As a naive farm kid from Saskatchewan, I came across the term 'elevator music'. This baffled me, as I could not fathom why there would be music in a noisy grain elevator.
I miss all those prairie grain elevators that were torn down over the past thirty or forty years. Those buildings were always a welcome sight, from a great distance at times, while traveling around the country.
Strangely, my grandfather was called Happy Holm. He was a kind and great man, born in Canada in 1890. Happy was a homesteader in southern Saskatchewan until 1919 when he and his wife, Maggie, with there tiny daughter, Elsie, traveled by horse and wagon to Alberta where they remained for the rest of their lives.
Welcome to Canada Noraly! Absolutely LOVE your videos !!
Can’t wait to see this one . I’m excited , makes my day everytime . I’m a traveler and I know that happy giddy feeling you get whenever you clear customs .
I'm glad your ride through America was safe and enjoyable. It's too bad you only saw a little portion of the US and I'm glad it was still a lovely ride for you. Good luck and stay safe as you ride through the vast wilderness of beautiful Canada.
Well, she did run into some trouble crossing some countries in America.
I think she is more interested in the mountainous regions for geological purposes.
@@olchat2012 no kidding. All around the world and she got hurt like a week into the US *facepalm*
I am so glad that you are in our peaceful land. My humble respect to you, because you are making motivation me through your journey since first traveling up to now. Good luck with love.
Peaceful, yes. Did you know (I'm sure you do), that Canada is rated as one of the very few "safest countries in the world"?
@@trevorjameson3213 Yes I know thanks remind me
When you finish your Alaska adventure, please come back to America and stay awhile longer. There are more wonderful things to see and more (snow free) trails to ride. You are an International Ambassador of good will motorcycle touring. Ride safe..😊👍
Yea she went through the states too quick
No, we're keeping her
@@jimsnow8004 LOL if we only could.
I love seeing you crossing into CANADA, it just wasn’t long enough! You are an inspiration to us! God bless & protect you as you travel!
Hello Noraly. I have been watching your around the World Journey since day one. And now I can Finally Say To You, WELCOME TO CANADA. Cheers and ride safe!
Always upbeat and excited. Happy travels in Canada Noraly. 🇨🇦
Cant wait to see your reaction to our huge Canadian moose!
Nice Plymouth Barracuda to welcome you to Canada. Well done.
Welcome to Canada, Noraly. Creston is a beautiful area of BC. I hope you have a great time exploring the back roads of this part of the country.
Bienvenue au Canada! Longest un-defended border in the world (USA- Canada), not surprised you had a quick and easy crossing. The new Rev’it gear looks good on you, glad you are finally well equipped for the weather to come! :)