I can't get my motorcycle out of the Cameroon JUNGLE [S7-E70]
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- Опубліковано 2 січ 2024
- In this episode, I am riding to Kribi. On the way, between the towns of Loum and Yabassi - the road turns to an absolute disaster. I have never ridden such a difficult jungle track in my life! I drop my motorcycle in an unfortunate way, and the slippery mud makes it impossible to lift my bike back up on my own.
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The only reason I can watch you ploughing through the mud is the fact that by the time this video is released.....you are safe and sound while our nerves are shot!!! 😂
Yes! I feel this particular video - although in past years my “heart has been in my throat” - but this one went above that into just DAMAGE to my nervous system! I almost couldn’t finish watching it
Yeah this whole season is hard to watch. Most certainly hard to enjoy.
Yes! It truly is nerve wracking watching Noraly maneuver through those treacherous "roads"! Btw, the local people she meets along the way seem to be friendly toward her. God BLESS them ALL! 🙏🙏😊😊❤❤👍👍
😂😂😂😂😂
My thoughts exactly!
If a Cameroonian says the road is bad, you'd better believe it!! 😂
Yea
😂😂😂 asey ehhh… we get our style for tell you news
@@somebodytellthem where is Paul biya, the emperor of cameroun?
Lavishing country wealth in France, while noraly is exposing his negligence
Something that a native tells you, you better listen, eh?
As an African who happens to live in Africa, we never ever abandon someone who is really in dire need of assistance! Thanks to that uncle who helped Noraly on this difficult trip. He really showed the world how we help our fellow human beings in one way or the other!
Here here!
If people would wake up, the world could be like that. At least a lot more of the world.
Yes that is typical African tradition on the whole continent. Africans are also proudly hospitable and welcoming.
That's for sure! They just jump in and help, no questions asked.
It interesting the motivation that certain people have to help their fellow man, It makes me think of Jesus and how he traveled about showing love to everyone, that caring love, the love of what our God creator of all wants us to be, yet alot of us fall short. We have a loving God that he himself came down from spirit born unto a man Jesus, to show us, and wanting us to ask of forgiveness for the wrong things we do in our life. Put our faith in Him, his son who took that payment for sin who was like a man but without sin, who we condemned to death by curcifiction. yet after 3 days rose from the dead, and has been take up to heaven. God love all his people and made a way because we are all not perfect, given us the opertunity to enter into heaven through faith in Jesus. all He asks is to prove what we believe to be perfect, if we make a mistake and we are sincere let us ask forgiveness to Jesus, and he will make us clean again. John 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
My #1 takeaway from Noraly’s travels is that there is always someone willing to help a stranger. What an inspiration!
Mostly in Africa
He said in French: "The road is very bad, lot of mud, try to follow a motorcycle and you won't have problems, it will show you the way". Noraly only understood: "With a motorcycle, no problem."
How many times throughout history has misunderstanding another persons words taken mankind down muddy paths historically.
That is exactly what I thought too. I am a little amused by how the locals riding underpowered road bikes two up apparently have little problems with the horrible roads.
Stevemeyer5674 the second person gets off to push
@@jerrytritz That sounds reasonable. Didn't see that anytime though,
@@stevenmeyer9674 They do have the advantage of being smaller bikes so can ride with feet down most of the time, and you're carrying your helper to pick up the bike if it goes down.
When Noraly is in trouble a good soul pops out of nowhere and helps her. It's incredible. I think you must have a a whole group of Angels looking after you up in the skies.
There are also black angels, right!! ♥♥♥
Haha exactly
@@jsjdebets"also" Black angels? Some of you forget that Black people are the source of the original humans on earth, the blueprint, which would mean if we are reflections of heaven they are the original angels. Africans have a deep generosity that is an aspect of character sadly absent in the West. This acceptance of the stranger is an African character that her journey shows. I find your comment to be puzzling and offensive 😮
@@lf1496
Well, well, young lady, why so negative??
The color of anyone is not important, the person has a character, his appearance and his actions. This man came at the right time and she was happy that he helped her, just like an angel.
Remove that poisonous sting from your thoughts, that is not necessary. I've seen so many beautiful people in Africa and your beautiful face doesn't match your beautiful face. Be kind my dear and have a nice evening 🙏
@@jsjdebetsWhy did you bring up color then???
I am worn out just watching! Noraly is both physically strong & tough, but mentally tough & determined. Through it all, she remains cheerful in her interactions with the folks she meets along the way! Amazing!
Amazing indeed! Her mental toughness wins the game each time!!👍👍
Woman are more powerful than men.
I've worked it out! The secret is the mascara. She's never without it. I'll have to get some for my next off road adventure 😅
Noraly does not know the meaning of the word “quit”
Her courage is infectious.
My palms were sweating through the entire video. However, I really liked Noraly's comment: "No complaints." What an inspiration for life in general.
Sometimes, you get limes from Life -- make yourself some lime juice and go on. ;)
After watching this series my definition for Bad roads has completely changed.😮
me to, from Senegal😇
That barely falls into the category of 'roads', to be fair.
Its just a bit of jungle that happens to not have any vegetation on it so people use it as paths.
I respect and thank you. I am a born Cameroonian and have lived there for 40 years before left. Your undertaking was outstanding. I was so afraid watching you through. To anyone else willing to go to Cameroon 🇨🇲 for any adventure. When my people say "it's bad", please know that they are meaning "it is almost impossible". 90% of the rural roads are like this. As we say in Cameroon, "ashia" Norally. And thanks for showing the truth and resilience of Cameroon and Cameroonians.
I spent 2 months working in Cameroon in 1986, mostly dirt roads. Driving anywhere in the wet season was pretty much impossible. This brought back lots of memories, well done, a brilliant effort.
They said: the path is bad. Lots of water and lots of mud, they said...
Noraly: Okay...
That moment when you lie in the mud and know they were right.🥴
When you get stuck and are trying to pick up Alaska I find myself pushing with my feet like I can actually help sitting on my couch.😮 So glad people will help you out there 😊
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂....
Great comment. I can totally relate!
I did the same here too 😂😂😂
@@seacoins998 😂💪🏻💪🏻
I think I would have dragged front end first, then the back end, easier than picking up whole bike. Maybe get wider crash bars.
"really no excuses because locals can do it".... simply incredible Noraly .. hats off to you. God is with you, you will do all that you have in your mind to achieve in your life.
....look at their bikes compared to hers.. she was doomed from the start her bikes too heavy for her to even pick up looks like she needs to hit the gym tbh
@@steve3po13true the CRF Rally weighs around 153-153 kilos and those little bikes around 110 kilos so that's why it's seems easy for the locals to do everyday
@Molife1life naww shes just weak no 🧢
As Africans, it is our steadfast commitment to aiding those in need. This uncle's inspiring act during her challenging journey. serves as a global beacon, showcasing our potential to positively impact lives. His example motivates us to be catalysts for change, highlighting that, despite circumstances, we can demonstrate the immense strength of human solidarity and compassion to the world. Kudos to you, Nora. Thank you, Uncle.
All Africans are positively charged Beings,and the Rest are all negatively charged,this is why the African smiles all when life's seems impossible, and they are never materialistic in their approach to our World...
I am literally on the edge of my chair, holding my breath, watching you tackle these roads. I am quite amazed how you conquer these challenges. I certainly admire your courage and tenacity. Thank you for sharing Noraly.
A truly incredible woman. But the tension I experience even watching her going through the mud I can barely breathe. And I am sitting on my comfortable couch. She is so amazing. It is almost incredible that she doesn't have 10 million subscribers. Anyone that watches itchy boots Channel keeps watching forever
We have to spread the word around 😊
Same here. I was so nervous
Noraly’s videos are far better than any other. Her skills at riding, dealing with people, geology, and videography are amazing. Plus a myriad of other skill sets! Her aerial drone footage is grand! I certainly admire her for what she’s accomplished.
you. an barely breathe, can you imagine being her parents?
I agree… I find myself tensing up and mentally trying to maintain balance….arghhhh!!
she left the plastic piece in the jungle and went away. AMAZING !!!
Noraly is the bravest woman in youtube world. Her video is raw and real. Watching her goes thru her uncomfortable risky journey made me so nervous and scare for her life...Best of luck and God bless you.
Your courage, persistence and good humor in the face of difficulties encourage us. Congratulations!
Im really fascinated by the people who show up out of no where to help you. You most definitely have a guardian angle.
The roads are constantly used by locals. It may take a while but definitely someone will show up. And one thing for sure is, in a situation like this in Africa, you will always get help
@15:39 and this guy is an Angel send by the Almighty. It's just so good to the feeling when you see people willing to help. Salute to this man!
At 15:51 you dropped the mirror, I think! What a day, what a ride!
I'm a motocross person and I have to tell you seeing your bike caked with mud and dirt was a beauty to see. Loved it.
😂😂😂 I just love these episodes... Sorry you lost a mirror, but let's face it., an episode without a mirror loss is just not Noraly😂😂. Thanks for your super travels... Your humor and strength is a breathe of fresh air every third day❤🌧️🏞️🏞️🌴🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
You are so so amazing
Your Journey to high degree is an example how we go through difficulties , ups and downs , and how in a moment when we feel it is over, someone, something happens and drags us out of the hell. The man just appeared from nowhere represents that moment , moment of relief .
The indigenes are very helpful, picking up Noraly's bike, give her route directions, encouraging Noraly and so on.
We need more of such people in this world.
Cameroon is a hidden gem in Africa!
No we need our colonisers to leave so that we build a better africa
The are not indígenas. The are locals, africans and camaroneses. Not indígenes.
@@noeu8414 Colonizers left Cameroon in 1950. And as you can see, the streets and infrastructure are still crap.
@@fabioestefano9583what’s the difference?
It’s no surprise that you have been called COURAGEOUS by so many locals. The bad roads and long days have not been few and far between in this leg of your journey but your courage shines for everyone to see. I hope the road got better for you in the next episode🙏🏼 We’re cheering you on, Noraly 👏🏼👏🏼
The hard roads are the most fun and memorable !
So much mad respect. Especially for a dutch girl going wild at this solo. Like you said, the locals do it every day no excuses. Gaining big respect for all the locals, always smiling and helpful through all these videos. So much respect to the locals, may God bless. Pretty hardcore, what an adventure
That was just insane! You have a new temporary handle….”Soggy Boots”! Noraly, you are a tougher and better rider than most of the guys I ride ADV Bikes with.
I look forward to the next episode. I know it is too late, but those “Double Take” mirrors are made to be either folded in or completely removed and stowed when riding off-road so you don’t break or loose them. That was definitely not a road!
Also the episode was a great commercial for Mosko Moto, the Washington company who makes Noraly’s luggage. That right bag was under water, but when opened it was dry inside. Mosko’s motto is hard gear for hard travel. Noraly is one of their best ambassadors and testers for that matter.
"This is mental!" says our Noraly....but there she is ploughing on through a quagmire knowing in advance that the route would be difficult...Little wonder we all admire her tenacity. I for one would have turned around and found an alternative and easier route. Noraly is truly one hell-of-an inspiring woman and human being.
Yes, but regrouping is wise!
We worry for your Safety, we love watching!
That's no road. It's a ditch. And once inna while some big four wheel drive truck must come along and put giant ruts in the ditch. And I'm only a quarter thru the video ....Ed.- and in the end ,we see the big trucks that make all the ruts. Wow. tough route for commerce.
She is crazy but I enjoy to see her.
Masochistic maybe, we all have our problems…
@@ramgar6008 She's not crazy. To the contrary, she's smart as a....I dunno; she's very smart. She wouldn't have made it this far if she was crazy. She just shows us crazy things. I enjoy to see her, too.
Poor Alaska is trying to remember how a cushy life as a newborn in The Netherlands morphed into this anything but laid back existence! Great test for Mosko Moto though 😊
Literally what she was built for
I think this bike is more happy in this road then on the asphalt, let the bike do where hes strong at it :)
The CRF has a heart of steel and is made to go where no human can even stand! 💪
…I should be selling Hondas, I guess… 🤔🥳
😂 I'll buy it!@@zweispurmopped
@@malagutiamp7590 Why not buy a second one while you're at it? 🤗
Your Courage and determination to ride through Central Africa is second to none. Unbelievable, so wonderful seeing the African people helping you. Thanks for the inspiration to live life to the fullest.
Noraly my heart was in my mouth. You’re an incredible person and a wonderful inspiration to the rest of us watching from our couches at home!! I aspire to having an ounce of your courage and humour in the face of adversity. I’m in awe of you.
Noraly, anytime you get almost stuck, I get so stressed that I’m tempted to fast forward. But then I remember its you and that you got this and that the stress is part of the adventure 🎉
Dutch character, stubborn, perseverance and get the job done. Besides her friendly, outgoing and great personality, nice way to begin 2024 Noraly. 👍👊😉
She is already out of Cameroon 🇨🇲
This lady is a real survivor! How could she subject herself to this treacherous environment; this hardship. I really commend her, and wish her a priceless success in her endeavors.
Noraly has been through some very tough challenges over the last 617 videos. To some viewers this is insanity but to her its tough, but tough is what she knows and sometimes thrives on. Thinking of some of those other challenges they each had their unique circumstances and this one ranks up there on the list but in ways its not as bad, though she still has a long way to go. I know she does not like to damage Alaska and that might bother her more than anything because Alaska, and her luggage is same as or equal to home and its contents for most of us. Peace!
Pressure makes diamonds
Noraly's unfailingly positive attitude and patience in the face of so much Bad Road!! is an inspiration!
You deserve a special bike at no cost from Honda. You are really brave. Congratulations. I feel for Alaska, though. The girl is growing so fast with so many rich experiences with her favourite rider.
Perhaps if Noralys 2m subscribers wrote to Honda CEO they would listen and hopefully help in some way
Noraly’s journey across Cameroon is like therapy for me! I grew up in Cameroon in the 70/80s and southern parts of the country are very wet - especially the regions she is traversing now. Those roads remind me of the old days when we loitered around to push vehicles that were stuck during the rainy seasons. Cameroon is very big by land mass and it’s impossible to maintain the local roads. Nevertheless, it’s a very rich and fertile land and very diverse; hence, Cameroon is known as mini Africa. Waiting in suspense for what happened next!
Why is it impossible to maintain the roads? Could they not build tarmac / asphalt / paved road?
@@soundbeans It sure seems like building better roads would benefit everyone.
Wait so are those people who come to help her just waiting around to help people!? I made a joke to myself saying “it’s like these people are just waiting in the grass to come help her”. apparently I wasn’t joking! 🥹
I fricking love that. Damn, I want that kind of community. ❤❤❤
@@cailinanne It's really like this in Ghana. I was so surprised when I came to Ghana. If you're in trouble, someone will always help because everybody is a vigilante.
You grew up in Cameroon in the 70/80s? I bet you that after 50 years things have not improved yet and it is still as bad as ever!! Impossible to maintain the local roads as Cameroon is very big by land?? Are you kidding? There are bigger countries with more diverse and difficult terrain and bigger land mass and yet their roads are well maintain. So stop giving excuses for Cameroon...just admit that like in most African countries even though they are rich in natural resources, their infrastructure is just simply atrocious and non-existence as they are run by a bunch of corrupted politicians who live in big palaces and drive around in their luxury vehicles. It is sad but unfortunately it is the reality.
I spent a summer in the Cameroonian bush, 45 years ago. You are the most courageous woman I’ve ever come across!! Good on you!
Those locals are so helpful everywhere, gotta appreciate that🙏😚♥️
Noraly you are an off-road Goddess! There’s nothing worse than wet sloppy mud. Nothing grips. Everything gets clogged and filthy. You definitely hit Boss Level with this episode.
It is exhausting just watching you travel on roads like this. Seeing the locals tackle the same roads fully laden with bananas and some with two passengers is amazing. How enterprising, imagine if they had a better infrastructure. At least there are people about who are willing to help. Stay safe.
I don't think I've ever been so tense watching a UA-cam video! You girl, are hard core!
Damn...the roads seem to getting worse each episode. you are a machine Noraly!
Noraly has a lot of merit let's not forget that she is perched much higher on her motorbike so much more complicated for her than for the locals who are all on low motorbikes and can row with their feet Bravo you are incredible Noraly
Yes, I have been asking myself many times why this is so difficult for Noraly, although her bike and tyres are way better than those the locals are using. Her skills and experience are out of question. But it's obviously the high center of mass in comparison. Noraly would need a lower bike that makes it easier to just stretch out the legs to the sides and keep the bike upright no matter what.
I'll always remember that now, she's badass
Oh... the suspense! This is better than any big budget Blockbuster Hollywood production.
Nerve-racking and addictive, the episode ended up too soon, I wanted to keep watching!
The Itchy Boots Saga is definitely a hit!!! Go Noraly, you are our hero! ❤
You go and try....I can try..... Lets go ....55k... every new episode is injecting a potent irresistible dose ,an intoxicating force, making it increasingly difficult to resist its allure. It's not just a journey; it's a gripping, inescapable obsessive series
I feel the same way! I am yelling at you to turn back! My only consolation is knowing you posted the video -i assume in safety. ❤
Incredible Noraly. Even when she is trying to lift the bike from the mud, the whole scene is filmed as though there is a camera crew. Noraly's courage and skills are beyond belief.
I am impressed! You go to fantastic places, with fearless courage on roads that few of your fellow motorcyclists can cross.
In that moment when the bike fell over, I gasped and took a deep breath. I felt helpless for you. It was such an intense moment. Glad that gentleman walked up and was able to help. Still blows my mind that the locals ride those smaller bikes, packed to the rim with as much as they can carry, food, people etc and they make it through like it is nothing. Just another day at the office. Imagine what they could be doing with ALASKA if they had her.
First thing I said is "NOT AGAIN" and the mud..OMG
🇮🇹 Here WE are, folks! Gooood Afternoon, Noraly, Internet, sisters and brothers, let’s gooooo, as usual! 🇮🇹
You are Special Noraly. What you did is special. Vous êtes Une Dame extraordinaire. Hors du commun, Brave Woman Keep up
you are the best bike rider on youtube 👍👍👍👍
I'm from Cameroon and having watched the episodes she filmed in other countries, I can't help but notice how the roads go from bad to worse the moment she gets to Cameroon. We really deserve better in Cameroon. Look at those muddy trenches called roads in Cameroon. Breaks my heart seriously what a few people have done to this beautiful country. It shall be well
It's lack of cooperation. Fix the road yourselves instead of waiting for somebody else to do it.
@@acajutla is that how it's done where you come from? Be realistic. These people are peasant farmers and all of their earnings combined would not even be able to hire one bulldozer talk less of paying an engineer,plus the governance is so highly centralized in Cameroon. Approval must come from Paul Biya before anything of that sort happens. There's no way any individual can fix any road even if they wanted to
@@ngalahansel6066 you now know that not everyone on here has common sense. Pls ignore fools who suffer gladly. You owe them no explanation.
@@ngalahansel6066 Peasants have done it in other places. Not fancy style but decent. Societies are built from the bottom and up not the contrary.
@@acajutla Dude I don't know from which planet you come from, but if you think these people have the means to repair the road themselves you're insane in the membrane!
These roads is what the locals dealt with everyday. Thank you Norally for showing the resillience of the Cameroon people. Keep on and keep safe!
Jesus that is hard core riding . You are a star
only one comment from me: I really admire you... You never give up, even facing such incredible tracks
Can we all appreciate Alaska on making this journey a success 🙌
Not an easy journey in Cameroon but Noraly continues to plow thru it and giving us some amazing content!
That was the most intense video to watch of all of her videos for me. Wow! I would not have made it!
@@SteveBlauso true…..my legs started shaking …..:-)
Terrible ese camino, mucho cuidado...yo no hubiera tenido el coraje de ir por ahí
@@SteveBlau Either would Noraly if it hadn't been for the local who happened upon her and helped pick up her bike.
Was given good advise from someone who knows the area, didn't take it.
Wow what a brave heart woman, I respect you from my deep heart. ❤
"I used to complain of traffic jams, till I saw a population with no roads" (altered quote). Feel so bad for the people for they have to undergo this ordeal every single day- it's a punishment. As for IB, its women's motorcycling courage at it's peak. Always wishing for your safety and well being. You're an inspiration.
I truly am in awe of your mental attitude during these difficult rides. I think we should all learn from you. Also, this bike needs to be placed in a museum when u get home 😅
I love my country Cameroon but ashamed of seeing this, feeling very proud of the helpful brothers around. I'm glad you made it ❤
Please stop feeling ashamed. Study your history and work to improve Cameroon and Africa. You have a beautiful country FULL STOP. What you are seing in terms of bad roads should be a definition of your future commitment.
Head up my queen. I would not want to trade Cameroon for any other country in the world!
Don't feel ashamed. One thing I have really enjoyed about Nora's videos is that she goes off the beaten track and shows so many places that are thankfully unspoiled by tourism. Tourism can be a nice thing, but it can also destroy a very beautiful place.
...but...your country is beautiful...the greenery, the nature...wow...why would you change that?
@@OtheDaddyWhy won't she be ashamed? I'm a Nigerian and I'm ashamed of my country too. We have 90+ year-old men in power, some have spent 40 years in power and you are talking about the future😂😂. There is nothing for you if you don't have a link with them.
@@user-xw8hh5nu4h Brother, let's team up and get the Bristish and the rest out of our minds and force the old men to retire after 65. You really think everything will be handed to us without struggling?
Am African from Kenya.Just discovered this channel and am amazed.Her strength,resilience,courage i just waoooo.Have even learnt some of the things from her.All the people helping her and being welcoming God bless them
I watch I learn from you Noraly , how to be patience , resielent and never give up . Amazing lessons you give us every time you pass through a challenge . Thank You Noraly
Yes beyond the surface of what we see in her videos, each one has life lessons of righteousness for those who take the time to see it. Medicine to heal the soul. Peace!
I had to do this a number of times for an year or so a couple of kilometers daily ... enough to understand the difficult dynamics of riding a bike on slippery mud ... but however accustomed i was, each new day when i see the mud my heart always sank ... so i really dont know how many of these people watching this can really understand this to appreciate it ... i think i can, noraly you are officially awesome
OK Itchy Boots…we know you like the challenge and you thrive in chaos but has Africa not challenged you enough yet?? That will be a memorable experience for sure! Total exhaustion!! Both mental and physical!! Poor Alaska but she still pushes through!! Great respect for both of you!! Stay strong but stay safe!! Good luck!! Cheers from Texas USA❤
Well said Lucinda! A memorable experience for all of us indeed. Peace!
this is one of the most incredible videos i have watched in forever.
What a tough road! In spite of all that trouble, you said about a man who was the passenger on a motorcycle going in the opposite direction: "A man playing acrobat on a sack of rice!" Great sense of humor, Noraly. Take care and Godspeed.
Don’t know if I’m a coward or just lazy but, I would have turned around in the first mile of that slop!😱
I wouldn't have even taken that 'road', it's a stretch calling it a road. It's a slurry trough.
That makes two of us! I would have thrown a tantrum and shouted a few choice words into the air too! We all aren't made like Noraly😂
I find it really fascinating to see the conditions under which the locals live there and yet everyone meets you with a smile on their face. Those were really tough conditions. It must have been really demanding. Respect for your achievement
@True. That is all they have known all their lives & most have given-up on Africa's useless & most corrupt regimes. Even a change of regimes makes no difference as ALL the would-be rulers come from the same corrupt & inept collection or pool. Terrible.
That's why they look athletic maybe..it's normal to them. am seeing many Nganous
Wow! What a great wrestling 💪😁... Nice mud😂😂
You have not only courage but have good muscles and just you are driving without fear
Amazing
The number of times she dumped it on a world wide trip is amazing. Her skills are first rate.
Howdy IB! Well I am getting “arm pump” just watching you in all that mud! Saddle up n waddle on!
I am from Shenzhen, China. I finished reading the African series in 2 days. I admire your courage and hope you will become better and better.
Noraly has become a master motorcycle rider. I've been riding for 20 years, and I like to think I am a pretty good rider. But I think riding that road Noraly would leave me in her dust.
"This is a whole new level unlocked." GO Noraly! Loved this episode. Thanks for your work, Noraly!
Total and utter looney tunes!! Watching from my office I absolutely love it! :))
I’m watching this as an African man and I’m not even gonna lie, facing such a tough road I probably would’ve just parked and cried 😮
You’re braver than a lot
you finally found a road worse that my driveway in new mexico lol. safe journeys Noraly!
Noraly, they’re removing all definitions of resilience from the dictionary and replacing it with your photo!
How you keep going no matter what bumps you hit is a timely reminder to us all in 2024 that we have to keep on keeping on- happy new year and big love to you x
the things you do noraly are incredible passing thro that kind of roads and lonely jungles and forest hats off to you lady your one of kind.
Noraly I truly salute your courage and determination, for you to still carry on without much of a grudge is truly something special, wow! It was pure mental agony watching this, I can't believe this is 'normal' everyday living for some people.
I’ve ridden a motorcycle in thick mud, never tried it fully loaded like that bike is. Full credit for that ride, I can feel the exhaustion of that ride just by watching the video. 😎🍺☮️
It wouldn't be a real adventure without a challenge every now and then. Your courage is inspiring Noraly!
Well said.
For my goodness sake... what a difficult chapter, in a way exasperating, we can't even imagine the real feeling of being stuck there.... not only are you a great pilot, your willpower is incredible..... Please let us know via social media or whatever WHERE YOU ARE RIGHT NOW. Noraly....a very strong hug from Buenos Aires...
@@manuforti-jo9nl Excellent idea, as someone said below, the mere fact that the video is already on UA-cam means that she was able to get out of there and edit it and upload it to the internet. Thanks for the clarification!!!
Another Pottery Clay Motorbike tour presented to you exclusivly by: Crazy Noraly... Oppaaa😬😬🤯😎😂😂
Hello Noraly, thank you once again for allowing us to travel with you and learn about the customs, flora, fauna, cultures and gifts of the people of Africa. Have a good trip. Take good care of yourself. Here's to more adventures of knowledge.
Be safe Noraly! Go with the Divine!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹✌️✌️✌️🌞🌞🌞🌞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@rosanijbroek7328 A hug from Ecuador 🇪🇨
@@eidernadir320 ????? Why????
I can only admire your unparalleled confidence and determination. I cannot see myself plying terrible roads and trying my limited foreign languages in foreign lands. You are such an absolute warrior ❤. Am trucking and always do download your videos for watch later viewing but this one has the download key off! Next time I know it will be different. Love you!
You would think that with the amount of miles under her belt that she would be able to handle this terrain a little better.
@@terryrobertson111 : Having ridden a few bikes in my 70 plus years, these conditions are unparalleled even for a veteran biker...
I’ve been saying for years and it’s just getting worse I would have to call a lot of what she does now stupidity one day we will no longer hear from her she’s going to be gone she’s far reaching past her ability
I’m a biker with a new-ish CB500X and done some off reading and I was exhausted watching this! Big respect! My legs were burning imagining the strain…Well done!
You are strong wiled lady..❤❤❤ love from 🇰🇪
Best... cliffhanger...yet! on the edge of my seat the entire episode.
More proof you chose the right motorcycle.🎉
Not a BMW GS thankfully !
😢Fantastic journey across Africa. Very gutsy. Few men have the strength to undertake such an adventure. You are a great inspiration. Cheers girl.
Kudos to you! I am here very cozy in my bed, but I am feeling so much anxiety just watching you!! Nice video , keep up the great adventure!
-Stephanie
Florida, USA.
“The road is bad”…. the understatement of 2024! I admire your tenacity and riding skills! My father always told me: “I can’t never could! Just do it!” Under extreme conditions, you find a way! Thank you for sharing another day in your adventures! Ride safe Noraly!
Which road? Most of the time I didn't see one... 😱
Most of W.Central African roads are in this condition. Even ones that are marked as route could be in very poor condition.
She completely misunderstood the locals advise to stay behind a motorcycle and you'll be OK. She thought he said a motorcycle would be ok.
If the road was bad but navigable, the locals wouldn't say "the road is bad." When an African says "the road is bad" the way he did, I knew it was beyond imagination bad. It's just a cultural difference.