Noraly, thanks so much for staying choosing us as your base to explore Underberg and the Sani Pass. Cool to see our farm looking great in your vids! All the best on your travels. Hope to see you again soon!
Well, that's not the first time that our brave lady rides on horseback! See episode 30 from Season 2 where she is riding on horseback in Patagonia, Argentina!
You have to love how she always puts a positive spin on things. I know this will sound corny, but examples like this make me want to be a better, more positive person instead of the curmudgeon that I've become.
South Africa before Noraly shares it with us: “I think I want to go to South Africa someday”. South Africa after Noraly shares it with us: “South Africa is officially on the bucket list”... 😄😍😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼
One of the most beautiful and diverse countries in the world as far as landscapes, nature and people are concerned. I’m thankful to have been born there. Thank you Noraly for capturing your experience on video and sharing it with the world!
@@larryvanputten4048 I used to live in Howick, and have ridden the same route that Noraly rode in this episode. I can confirm that it looks exactly the same way in real life as it looks through Noraly’s camera 😊
My country ... You've brought tears to my eyes seeing it like that, from far away. It is unforgettable, and once you're born there, it never leaves you truly.
I never knew that South Africa was so beautiful. Norally, you seem to be as comfortable riding a horse as you are a motorcycle, a woman of many talents, what else are you going to surprise us with?
Wow, I never imagined South Africa looked like this. Each country you go to should sponsor your travels, as you make such a great ambassador for each and every one of them.
The smile on your face was the kind of smile that when you see it makes one happy that your happy. Galloping with one hand on the reins showed confidence and experience. No rookie status.
This video is so beautiful that I got chills watching it, not only due to the beauty of the land and horses and weather, but also due to your increasingly great videography and editing and choice of music. It transports the viewer to those unforgettable moments where you feel fully aware of being alive and deeply connected to Earth. I could feel your horse’s movement along the trail and over the rocks; just wonderful.
The highlight in today’s episode for me was to see the pure joy on our dear Noraly’s face as she rode the horse at a gallop! A truly wonderful moment. John Oosterhuis Iowa USA
@@jnsoost I feel privileged to be in the same cyberspace as you and Noralie! Seriously, with your tech knowhow which has helped me immensely and being inspired by Noralie's adventures. Ok, gushing moment concluded 🤣
Only being a mother stops me from living the same life as you. Meanwhile I do what I can and enjoy ABSOLUTELY watching your adventures. Keep them coming, sister. 👊
Sensational drone shots and you are a natural riding a horse too! Reminded me of your epic horse ride in Argentina. South Africa is green and gorgeous! Thank you for my Friday Noraly dose 😘
I always love the quick shots of leaving your accommodation and hitting the road. Thanks for always including them. Those shots - for me and maybe for others - signal promise at the start of a new day.
You have completely transformed my pre-conception of South Africa. I had in my mind, squalor, crime, barbed wire fences, gangsters. Now what you show is entirely different. You deserve sponsorship from SA tourist board.
I live in South Africa we do have lots of problems. But it is a awsome country for bike riding and safe if you stick to a few rules traveling the country. We also do have the most friendly people in the country and you will see how people will always help each other.
If you noticed, there was an " Armed Response" warning sign entering the horse lodge, every home has a wall and gate. We were warned not to go out at night in many places across the country. It is a great trip, but always be aware of your surroundings.
@@davidj4662 you are so right, there is danger everywhere, one must just use common sense, my family is in South Africa for centuries, and I am 58 years old, I do not think of it as unsafe, notwithstanding the negative media cover😁
@@davidj4662 Yes..like downtown Baltimore, Detroit,Parts of DC,.South Chicago..sad but true. Very few large cities on earth are super safe...I will make an exception for Vietnam, quite possibly the safest ( crimewise) country I have ever travelled.
Underberg just a few kilometers from my hometown Matatiele. I've been following your SA tour and I must say as a South African I have learned a lot about my country from this channel
You know... I don't have regular PC TV-channels and stuff. I rely on UA-cam as my only source of entertainment. And, with tears in my eyes I get the privilege to watch this beautiful video. Million thanks to you Noraly for sharing those amazing videos...
YOU CAN WATCH NORALY'S VIDEOS OVER AND OVER TO CATCH EVERYTHING. EXCELLENT QUALITY VIDEO, SOUND, CAMERAS, DANGEROUS ONE HANDED DRIVING, AMAZING MUSIC CHOICES, FABULOUS DRONE FOOTABE AND OF COURSE WONDERFUL AND BEAUTIFUL NORALY...!
Argh. For the first time in 33 years, I felt the urge to get on a horse's back again. The joy of that ride all came through in this video! :oD An incredibly beautiful landscape indeed!
As I myself both ride a motorcycle and have three Arabian thoroughbreds that I love, I found myself sitting and smiling while Noraly filmed the horse riding!,♥️🏇
I shed tears. Yes, this place is just a paradise. What a beautiful landscape! The green earth and the blue sky It lasts forever. You always remind me how beautiful our earth is. And Your horseback riding looked shining in the golden sunset．💚🕊
Oh, how I love these lush, green, vibrant, beautiful SA sceneries! And only your editing with music: Noraly, oh Noraly, you lift landscapes to pure landscape poetry!
This video brought back fond memories of when I used to ride horses many years ago! Now I have replaced the horses with a different kind of horsepower! 😃 👍
Just amazing! I am in awe of the landscapes...not sure what I thought South Africa would look like but am totally surprised. Thanks for letting us see through your lens🏍🇺🇸
I am South African, believe me this is only a small taste of the beautiful area encompassing the North, Central and Southern Drakensberg mountain range - love that you will do Sani Pass next!
It always amazes me that people have preconceived ideas about a country... Get out there and travel.. Especially by bike...most countries will surprise you.
Seeing this video made me think of a South African name for you and I now declare you BUSISIWE which means BLESSED, because wow, you are truly blessed to experience such a beautiful beautiful country. Even myself as a South African i haven’t experienced this wonderful country like you did. Stay blessed
Mixture of weather in one day .... you’re in Scotland really. 😄 As I said previously, my g-g-grandparents met in SA. My g-g-grandfather was in the Cape Mounted Rifles, which was a mounted infantry come police unit. Going out on patrol for him must have been quite similar.
That horse riding scene and seeing the massive smile in the face was an amazing. What an incredible experience! Thank you for sharing that out a giant smile on mine and my children’s faces.
Chicken liver is delicious, we cook it up for our dog because it is so cheap here in Thailand, and he loves it, but I quite often help myself to some as I prepare his bowl! The wife’s recipe is mouth watering!
yeah! my wife makes it too. Nice once you get used to it! Quite common in Rayong. I intend to tour Thailand on my Super Tenere one day. Its my home now!
That brings back such memories! When I was a teenager I used to go on weekend horseback trails through the Drakensberg mountains, it was an amazing part of my childhood. I also honeymooned near Underberg and rode Sani Pass on my bush bike many times. It really is so beautiful there. I can fully appreciate the experience you enjoyed.
Before viewing your coverage of South Africa, I was under the impression that there was a lot of strife in that country. Thanks to you I am learning a lot, I treasure your work Noraly. Thank You.
As a South African and a biker, you portray our country at its best , thank you.. I hope you travel down to the Cape to Cape Town, I would love to ride with you 🛵 and show you the most beautiful city in the World
Any of us would ride with her, alas, she dont want that kind of stuff. In any country there would be hundreds of bikes following here. That would be scary, i can understand her.
Do it alone, we r pleased with her adventurers, she doesn’t need beautiful towns, she needs history, the outskirts, that is why she preferred the unpaved roads.
Miles from anywhere, nobody else, out in the country with wild animals and no signal/credit...what could go wrong? But what unique scenery...thanks Noraly. 👍
In my opinion this was the most epic episode in South Africa! What a great great landscape! Besides that, I wonder how you ride and control the drone at the same time! Best wishes for you and for all people around the world. Love from Iran 🇮🇷
Noraly talks about how she does this in her Live chats. Her drone the Mavic Air (I think) is not particularly good at following the GPS tracker you wear so she uses one hand on the controller and actually flies it manually whilst also riding Savannah (or Ronin/Basanti/Dhanno) 🙌 Only does this on clear/flat country roads to remain as safe is possible and rides slow. The drone footage really adds to the production value. Noraly is a natural at creating great content that now looks extremely professional. She is smashing borders and bringing the people and landscapes of the world to us, so we can see and realise that most people, the vast majority of people, from whatever country, are our sisters and brothers. 🤗
@@dcbaxter The drone doesn't follow a GPS tracker that you wear - you look at the image that the drone sees from its camera (beamed to your phone or controller screen) and then you draw a box around yourself on the screen and the software in the drone knows that it must track the object inside the box, whatever object that might be (bike, boat, jetski, horse). Then when you move off, the drone follows at the set height and matches your speed and direction. Good old AI technology, built into a drone that can fit into the palm of your hand.
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Noraly, thanks so much for staying choosing us as your base to explore Underberg and the Sani Pass. Cool to see our farm looking great in your vids! All the best on your travels.
Hope to see you again soon!
Thanks for excellence service, keep it up
Such a beautiful place! One day I would love to visit!
Khotso is just absolutely THE best 🌺🥰
The joy on Noraly's face while cantering through the green grasses is priceless!
I never knew South Africa more than what I saw in surfer movies. What a beautiful country. Thank you for bringing it to us.
South Africa is a beautiful country as long black people gets alone with white people, mostly white people brought prosperity and civilizations
@@Hollymountainhwy16in SA racial tensions are mostly stirred up by politicians to hide their corruption which is arguably a far greater problem there.
@@Hollymountainhwy16 Such an ignorant comment. Doubt you'd say that if you were a black person born and raised in South Africa.
@@D-throne Exactly
@@Hollymountainhwy16stfu spewing ignorance
The smile on your face when you started galloping that horse was precious.
Saw cantering, no galloping.
Riding one handed, while filming, with a big smile on her face.. I'd say that Noraly have more than a little horse experience.
Well, that's not the first time that our brave lady rides on horseback! See episode 30 from Season 2 where she is riding on horseback in Patagonia, Argentina!
That huge smile hey?! I was smiling too 😁😁🐎
She's a good rider.
Maybe, but I was surprised to see our heroine mount from the right @ 16:14.
@@radricster when backcountry riding, there can be situations where mounting from either side are necessary. Good skill to learn and teach the horse.
‘Chicken liver is an acquired taste which I haven’t acquired yet...’.... hilarious 😂😂👍
AND, in 5 seasons of Itchy Boots, this is the only close to disparaging thing I have heard Noraly say about anything. Love the positivity in 2021.
You have to love how she always puts a positive spin on things. I know this will sound corny, but examples like this make me want to be a better, more positive person instead of the curmudgeon that I've become.
❤️This is the best promo to sell holidays in South Africa! ❤️
They should sponsor you! 👍
Very dramatic with the storm clouds. Never thought South Africa was this beautiful. Thank you for bringing us here.
Yes it truly is.
The image stabilization on that camera is quite remarkable.
Not bad at a gallop.
My mother commented on the image stabilization on another of her videos. It is something. Very impressive.
South Africa before Noraly shares it with us: “I think I want to go to South Africa someday”. South Africa after Noraly shares it with us: “South Africa is officially on the bucket list”... 😄😍😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼
One of the most beautiful and diverse countries in the world as far as landscapes, nature and people are concerned. I’m thankful to have been born there. Thank you Noraly for capturing your experience on video and sharing it with the world!
South Africa is one of the most beautiful countries I've ever seen! Thanks Noraly!😁👀
Have you seen it yourself or have you seen it through the camera of Noraly? Makes a difference, I'd say...
@@larryvanputten4048 I've been to many parts of this world but never got to South Africa. I did thank Noraly at the end!
@@larryvanputten4048 I used to live in Howick, and have ridden the same route that Noraly rode in this episode. I can confirm that it looks exactly the same way in real life as it looks through Noraly’s camera 😊
To me South Africa is the most beautiful country in the world, it has a little bit of everywhere......as they say "A World tour in one country".
Very nice drone shot👌of the beautiful landscape of South Africa🥰
My country ... You've brought tears to my eyes seeing it like that, from far away. It is unforgettable, and once you're born there, it never leaves you truly.
Where are you staying now
I never knew that South Africa was so beautiful.
Norally, you seem to be as comfortable riding a horse as you are a motorcycle, a woman of many talents, what else are you going to surprise us with?
South Africa is just beautiful. Thanks for taking me there!
Wow, I never imagined South Africa looked like this. Each country you go to should sponsor your travels, as you make such a great ambassador for each and every one of them.
Wow! So beautiful it’s almost hard to believe it’s real. Those drone shots were incredible. Put South Africa on the list!
The smile on your face was the kind of smile that when you see it makes one happy that your happy. Galloping with one hand on the reins showed confidence and experience. No rookie status.
Honestly.. the scenery and your camera work is discovery channel quality. simply superb !!
This video is so beautiful that I got chills watching it, not only due to the beauty of the land and horses and weather, but also due to your increasingly great videography and editing and choice of music. It transports the viewer to those unforgettable moments where you feel fully aware of being alive and deeply connected to Earth. I could feel your horse’s movement along the trail and over the rocks; just wonderful.
I’m happy there are places left on Earth like this.
The highlight in today’s episode for me was to see the pure joy on our dear Noraly’s face as she rode the horse at a gallop! A truly wonderful moment. John Oosterhuis Iowa USA
Best part was the joy in her smile,,,Absolutely 👍
Not ST Oosterhuis?
@@ZygmuntKletterstein Yes, its me, Honda ST1100 Pan European OoSTerhuis.
@@jnsoost I feel privileged to be in the same cyberspace as you and Noralie! Seriously, with your tech knowhow which has helped me immensely and being inspired by Noralie's adventures. Ok, gushing moment concluded 🤣
Amazing scenery. Thank you once again. It makes me miss the land I grew up in. I left South Africa, but South Africa has never left me.
These videos will be viewed over decades.
I am so proud of you as an ambassador to our beautiful country. Thank you. Your trip will get better and better. I can assure you 😁🇿🇦
You had the biggest smile on your face when you were going faster on the horse, it showed just how much you were enjoying it.
Such fabulous scenery.
Made me shed a tear, I used to live a little bit further up the road from Underberg. How I miss those mountains! Excellent video, thanks!
Only being a mother stops me from living the same life as you. Meanwhile I do what I can and enjoy ABSOLUTELY watching your adventures. Keep them coming, sister. 👊
Buy a bike Sister, mum's ride too🏍👍
Moms are real superheroes.
Those landscapes look like screensavers for Windows. Hehehe beautiful!
Noraly, those smiles from you today liften me up. Just enjoying the scenery with you.
same for me such a beautiful and happy smile she had on the horseback :-) I had to scroll back a few times haha
The north side of drakensburg has an even better view, thanks for showing the beauty of SA
Sensational drone shots and you are a natural riding a horse too! Reminded me of your epic horse ride in Argentina. South Africa is green and gorgeous! Thank you for my Friday Noraly dose 😘
The Drone footage was absolutely fantastic 👏 REALLY ....lol
I always love the quick shots of leaving your accommodation and hitting the road. Thanks for always including them. Those shots - for me and maybe for others - signal promise at the start of a new day.
This part is my favorite. Thank you Noraly, you are such a brilliant women. Greetings from Indonesia
greetings from down under
"woman"..She's not multiple women. xD
Ternyata ada juga yg dari indonesia
How wonderful. A group of travellers, stunning scenery and beautiful horses. Life being lived 🙌🤗🐴🏍
@@chenyu5896 Hahahahha. Oh ada juga ya. Kirain sendiri....
The Voortrekkers went over that mountain with there ox wagons.
Man Africa is So Beautiful. Real Nature.❤❤❤❤❤
You have completely transformed my pre-conception of South Africa. I had in my mind, squalor, crime, barbed wire fences, gangsters. Now what you show is entirely different. You deserve sponsorship from SA tourist board.
I live in South Africa we do have lots of problems. But it is a awsome country for bike riding and safe if you stick to a few rules traveling the country. We also do have the most friendly people in the country and you will see how people will always help each other.
If you noticed, there was an " Armed Response" warning sign entering the horse lodge, every home has a wall and gate. We were warned not to go out at night in many places across the country. It is a great trip, but always be aware of your surroundings.
@@ridingwithdavid739 Sort of like most US cities, then.
@@davidj4662 you are so right, there is danger everywhere, one must just use common sense, my family is in South Africa for centuries, and I am 58 years old, I do not think of it as unsafe, notwithstanding the negative media cover😁
@@davidj4662 Yes..like downtown Baltimore, Detroit,Parts of DC,.South Chicago..sad but true. Very few large cities on earth are super safe...I will make an exception for Vietnam, quite possibly the safest ( crimewise) country I have ever travelled.
Underberg just a few kilometers from my hometown Matatiele. I've been following your SA tour and I must say as a South African I have learned a lot about my country from this channel
Best episode in SA so far. You look TrueType happy.
Khotso means 'peace' in sotho and is a form of national greeting in Lesotho.
Wonderful. Thank you for enlightening us on that . . .
Thanks, I didn't know that.
I can't help it, I feel I haven't seen you this cheerful in any of your videos in quite a while. You *are* having a good time.
your smile when riding that horse fast is prizeless.. and agian .. so beautyfull...
You know... I don't have regular PC TV-channels and stuff. I rely on UA-cam as my only source of entertainment. And, with tears in my eyes I get the privilege to watch this beautiful video. Million thanks to you Noraly for sharing those amazing videos...
YOU CAN WATCH NORALY'S VIDEOS OVER AND OVER TO CATCH EVERYTHING. EXCELLENT QUALITY VIDEO, SOUND, CAMERAS, DANGEROUS ONE HANDED DRIVING, AMAZING MUSIC CHOICES, FABULOUS DRONE FOOTABE AND OF COURSE WONDERFUL AND BEAUTIFUL NORALY...!
Never knew it was so gorgeous in South africa, thx for showing it
6:45 South African sky looks so clear and pristine 😲
Another fantastic video, I soooo want to visit South Africa
You won't be disappointed my friend, our country will take your breath away and give you some soul food....
After riding a horse in South America, now in South Africa too. Do what makes US smile
No snakes, on your trips, to watch out for?
Argh. For the first time in 33 years, I felt the urge to get on a horse's back again. The joy of that ride all came through in this video! :oD
An incredibly beautiful landscape indeed!
🐴 die ganzen Aufnahmen, die Musik 🎶 so schön 🥰 🥰🥰……☕️5:45
Morally. Is there anything you can’t do? Motorcycles,drones ,horses. What a great adventurer. More of S Africa please, it’s beautiful 😀👍
"Noraly"... 👍
Morally a lot of things 😃😃
You mean Noraly! Yes, she cant: ride sand, ride cities, set up camp and cook, ride in rain, eat bush meat and chicken liver 😁
Watching Itchy Boots explore new places is like watching a child opening presents at Christmas. You never get tired of it.
Nothing like a Itchy Boots episode to get me to start looking at Honda CRF250L's on cycletrader. :)
15:06 that horse riding and the music and that smile.. all coming together like magic!
I spent many times camping the Drakensberg - one of my favourite places in the world. Thank you for showing it off so well.
As I myself both ride a motorcycle and have three Arabian thoroughbreds that I love, I found myself sitting and smiling while Noraly filmed the horse riding!,♥️🏇
Noraly, what a great change of plans! And...One horsepower suits you. I had smiles ear to ear with those views at the end!
Ironically, a horse has about 15 horsepower...
@@TheAegisClaw yes! 14-15 brake horse power for one pony 😎
@@madeeasyfinance
But who wants a one trick pony 😁😁
@@KitJBenn
I do. If it’s the one with Paul Simon.
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 Did not know that!
Never knew how beautiful RSA is??
Thanks a Ton for showing her beauty 👏👏
I shed tears. Yes, this place is just a paradise. What a beautiful landscape! The green earth and the blue sky It lasts forever. You always remind me how beautiful our earth is. And Your horseback riding looked shining in the golden sunset．💚🕊
That's my favourite part of the world. I'm South African and I live in your country, the Netherlands but one day I'm going to return and live there.
And this is not even the most stunning part of the "berg" at all !!! You are doing an incredible job of showcasing this spectacular country.
That area of South Africa is just absolutely BEAUTIFUL! 😊
Oh, how I love these lush, green, vibrant, beautiful SA sceneries! And only your editing with music: Noraly, oh Noraly, you lift landscapes to pure landscape poetry!
The best scenery is often where the worst weather occurs.
This video brought back fond memories of when I used to ride horses many years ago! Now I have replaced the horses with a different kind of horsepower! 😃 👍
Last time I was on a horse, I came off and landed on my backside. ☹
@@lizanne3263 I have come off a horse a few times myself and it was far from elegant! 🤭
how lucky you are and how lucky we are to see this freedom ... the scenery, the smile on the guide, your positive approach ... we thank you!
Big like from Romania. 🙋♂️🙋♀️🇹🇩🌎
I was waiting for some drone footage then WOW! Beautiful scenery. Nice exciting episode. Keep them coming Noraly!
I have recently started watching South African Episode and I’m clued!
Brilliant... your smile whilst riding says it all.
The beautiful landscapes of that area of South Africa blew my mind. But what do I say ... South Africa is beautiful !!!
Just amazing! I am in awe of the landscapes...not sure what I thought South Africa would look like but am totally surprised. Thanks for letting us see through your lens🏍🇺🇸
I am South African, believe me this is only a small taste of the beautiful area encompassing the North, Central and Southern Drakensberg mountain range - love that you will do Sani Pass next!
It always amazes me that people have preconceived ideas about a country... Get out there and travel.. Especially by bike...most countries will surprise you.
I have 30 yrs of traveling by bike under my belt...just haven’t made it to South Africa...but the bucket list never empties.
Seeing this video made me think of a South African name for you and I now declare you BUSISIWE which means BLESSED, because wow, you are truly blessed to experience such a beautiful beautiful country. Even myself as a South African i haven’t experienced this wonderful country like you did. Stay blessed
Mixture of weather in one day .... you’re in Scotland really. 😄
As I said previously, my g-g-grandparents met in SA. My g-g-grandfather was in the Cape Mounted Rifles, which was a mounted infantry come police unit. Going out on patrol for him must have been quite similar.
That horse riding scene and seeing the massive smile in the face was an amazing. What an incredible experience! Thank you for sharing that out a giant smile on mine and my children’s faces.
Chicken liver is delicious, we cook it up for our dog because it is so cheap here in Thailand, and he loves it, but I quite often help myself to some as I prepare his bowl! The wife’s recipe is mouth watering!
yeah! my wife makes it too. Nice once you get used to it! Quite common in Rayong. I intend to tour Thailand on my Super Tenere one day. Its my home now!
Beautiful video, beautiful smiles and great horse rider😍
Best views yet Norally, absolutely epic scenery
Absolutely!! Best video to date!! And the smile at 15:15,,priceless 👍
So far, one of my favourite videos of South Africa.... but I am loving them all.
Thank you for showcasing our beautiful country, I hope you enjoy your stay here🙂💐
شكرا جزيلا على اللحظات الجميلة التي نعيشها معك تخرجنا من زحمة الحياة إلى جنات الارض الطيبة شكرا شكرا شكرا
Enjoy the sunshine...the bike..and the freedom to ride ( covid free restrictions in South Africa )...thanks for sharing ...we are jealous ..STAY SAFE
The lovely smile on your face when you were riding says it all ! Wonderful.
That brings back such memories! When I was a teenager I used to go on weekend horseback trails through the Drakensberg mountains, it was an amazing part of my childhood. I also honeymooned near Underberg and rode Sani Pass on my bush bike many times. It really is so beautiful there. I can fully appreciate the experience you enjoyed.
That smile in her face , galloping a horse! Helps to stay one more month in lockdown.
Before viewing your coverage of South Africa, I was under the impression that there was a lot of strife in that country. Thanks to you I am learning a lot, I treasure your work Noraly. Thank You.
Our politics are quite a mess and corruption is a major problem ... but at ground level everyone gets along and is happy for the most part...
Again: one-handed riding and running cams with the other. Ssooo much talent,
Woow. South Africa its so beautiful.
As a South African and a biker, you portray our country at its best , thank you.. I hope you travel down to the Cape to Cape Town, I would love to ride with you 🛵 and show you the most beautiful city in the World
I'm doing a trip from Jo'Burg to CT starting Tuesday. Looking forward to it. First bike trip to the mother city
Any of us would ride with her, alas, she dont want that kind of stuff. In any country there would be hundreds of bikes following here. That would be scary, i can understand her.
Do it alone, we r pleased with her adventurers, she doesn’t need beautiful towns, she needs history, the outskirts, that is why she preferred the unpaved roads.
Miles from anywhere, nobody else, out in the country with wild animals and no signal/credit...what could go wrong?
But what unique scenery...thanks Noraly. 👍
LOVE THE FACT THAT YOU, NORALY, KEEP YOUR SAFETY CLOTHING ON EVEN WHEN IT'S HOT.
Its only a little sweat. no one has died from it, yeah you might stink when you are done. but thats whats showers for :) + its her lifestyle
Well now I feel like I've been horse riding, for the first time. I wasn't expecting that! What an experience.
I love it that you are back and I have not missed a video. Go Noraly!
Very beautiful mountain and full of cover with rocks.
I wonder who are the 94 folks who didn’t like this video. What an incredible place and how amazingly captured in the vlog by Noraly 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
beautiful country and great footage , you are living the dream..👍👍👍👍👍🇦🇺
Busi is so calm and confident.
In my opinion this was the most epic episode in South Africa! What a great great landscape! Besides that, I wonder how you ride and control the drone at the same time! Best wishes for you and for all people around the world. Love from Iran 🇮🇷
You can set the drone up to track your movements 👍
@@davidrobinson2294 Didn't know that! thanks 👍
Your welcome ..the marvels of technology 👍
Noraly talks about how she does this in her Live chats. Her drone the Mavic Air (I think) is not particularly good at following the GPS tracker you wear so she uses one hand on the controller and actually flies it manually whilst also riding Savannah (or Ronin/Basanti/Dhanno) 🙌
Only does this on clear/flat country roads to remain as safe is possible and rides slow.
The drone footage really adds to the production value. Noraly is a natural at creating great content that now looks extremely professional. She is smashing borders and bringing the people and landscapes of the world to us, so we can see and realise that most people, the vast majority of people, from whatever country, are our sisters and brothers. 🤗
@@dcbaxter The drone doesn't follow a GPS tracker that you wear - you look at the image that the drone sees from its camera (beamed to your phone or controller screen) and then you draw a box around yourself on the screen and the software in the drone knows that it must track the object inside the box, whatever object that might be (bike, boat, jetski, horse). Then when you move off, the drone follows at the set height and matches your speed and direction. Good old AI technology, built into a drone that can fit into the palm of your hand.
South Africa is so beautiful as you share it with us. Thank you for bringing us along with you.