Sitting on my chair in Chicago she took me to a magnificent place that is out of my imagination. This girl is fearless and goes to the areas that I dare not go even in a jeep by myself. God bless her and saves her. She is just one of a kind.
It used to be said: "To be educated, one must travel" Noraly.. you are one of the most inquisitive, adventurous and "educated" of this generation. We salute you.
My favorite day is when Professor Noraly takes us riding through amazing landscapes, hiking up the rocks and explains how unique geological formations formed millions of years ago and shows us the cool quiver trees…bonus! 🤩
The drone footage of Noraly in these vast and empty landscapes makes her look so insignificant and yet she remains very significant to us followers of her channel. I love the geology information she includes as much as the beautiful footage and other content in her videos.
What a relief, Noraly! You had many of your fans anxiously searching the internet for news, I'm sure. That walking in rocky places makes me think of snakes, above all else.
Howdy IB! Wow the Giants playground is also a Geologist dream? Between this and the Caldera I imagine this adventure is making your day! Great job showing us the wonderful country of Namibia! Saddle up n ride on!
This was so worth waiting for, Noraly. A great feature for us geologists to see that we would not otherwise have seen. Please continue with your insights on the geomorphology of those interesting parts of Africa!
I am not a geologist but I do find your explanations about the earths ancient formation fascinating. That was some good exercise you had showing us that ‘imitation volcano’ , those strange rock piles near the end of the episode almost looked like walls of ancient buildings.(giants playground). Africa has so many different stories.
Noraly, this is now one of my favourite videos of all your journeys. Not only for what you shared with us, but mainly for your courage and entrepreneurship and never forgetting geological and historical data. You are the best! Keep it up! Be safe.
I really missed your broadcasts over the past week. Three years ago my wife and I did an 8000km trip through Namibia, mostly tent camping but our first stop from South Africa was Keetmanshoop and we stayed at the same B&B you are staying in the Quiver Inn. You are really going to love Namibia, a great country.
I for one, really appreciate it when you explain the geological features that you're transferring through because I love geology when I was in college it wasn't my major but I'm always been interested in it. I love how you can explain and inform us of things that most of us unfortunately will never have the opportunity to see in our lifetimes. So thank you for doing that please keep doing that because to me that's exciting. PS I Love your channel
What an impressive episode again. You must also be a top drone pilot to shoot the footage in these strong winds in the caldera. In your explanations of the various formations your love for your profession shines trough! Well done and keep them coming!
It just so happens that I'm teaching my daughter geology as part of her grade 4 homeschooling and we found your channel last month by coincidence! I mean, I watched initially because of my love for Africa, not knowing that you are also a geologist. Synchronicity!
I'm sure you are a busy lady but when you have some free time you should check out her other seasons. Season one has 125 videos. None are boring. Then all the other seasons after that. Enjoy.
@@lilbo1Y1 somehow I started in the middle of season 5. This content is so good, I went to the beginning of 5, and now I'm here. When 5 ends, I will definitely go back and start at S 1, ep 1. I've had no interest in Africa since grade school, decades ago. Learning it's really an amazing place.
These landscapes are stunning in so many ways! And learning how they became what they are today is a bonus that you can only get here on the channel. A really great video again!
Itchy Boots is truly a magnificent lady as a Namibian that basically travels every corner of Namibia regularly she is doing a great job in Marketing Namibia the Diamond of Africa..I salute you
When I was in primary school in Keetmanshoop there was a road right up to the rim of the Brukaros caldera (which we did in fact think was a crater). Beautiful landscape and interesting geology!
The quartz veins and the size of giants playground seen from above are absolutely amazing! And thanks so much for the geological explanations, super interesting to hear!!🥰
Daarom heb je zoveel abonnees Noraly. Die passie die in je zit, voor geologie, voor motorrijden, eigenlijk voor alles. Je hebt echt n passie voor de dingen die je doet. En dat boeit. Elke reis van je, is totaal anders, maar een ding is altijd hetzelfde. Jou PASSIE !. Take care, ride safe Norlay.
A great episode in which you do a difficult walk to show us a caldera. You explain how it was formed. Very interesting. It must have been an amazing explosion! My word, you work so hard for each episode. Thank you so much, Noraly.
I'm so glad that we have a new episode. I missed your travel reports while you were working on your website. I didn't realize how much I look forward to your reports each week. I feel so fortunate to have discovered your channel as it always makes me smile while I'm learning about our beautiful world.
Sure appreciate you having the talent and technical ability to show us what this kind of geological area that this South African continent is like. Some of us will never get a chance to do what you're doing! All the best from Canada
This is one of our favorite episodes. My wife and I hike deserts and get the heat, wind and elevation changes of high desert country. Itchy embraced all of it to experience the great reward of magnificent views and sense of accomplishment at the end of a long day. Outstanding video.
Noraly, oh my goodness, thank you so much for enduring that exhausting hike so you can provide us with yet another absolutely stunning experience. What you do for us is mind-blowing and I am very, very, very grateful:)
This may be my favorite episode so far. (I'm watching season 7 and have watched seasons 1 and 2.). The music is very beautiful and added a lot to the impact the drone footage.
Noraly is an amazing tour guide bringing her viewers to some of the most unique locations in her worldly travels, I have save many of her locations because her videos provide me an impulsive itch to visit South Africa and explore some of the locations she has provided historical information on…. Though I’m not a motorcycle traveler, i have travelled throughout Europe, Asia, and the UK , but never South Africa… though I been to Cairo 4x, love to visit historical sights and Noraly has definitely provided many to explore….
Namibia looks like another planet altogether. And I have never learned so much about my own country (South Africa) as I did now. With my own list of cool places I would love to see some day in my earthly life, the places you have been to spark a lot of new found interest in me
Noraly, welcome back, welcome back! I was afraid you had been held hostage by illegal diamond diggers, having been absent from UA-cam for over a week. 😳 Anyway, it’s so good to see you and bring in your classroom again! Great episode, and as always, see you in the next video! ❤️
Such an interesting amazing adventure you are doing. I’ve only just started watching you’re videos (today)since you entered Namibia from South Africa. I shall be watching many more
That is the farthest you have ever hiked from your bike to explore so I knew it was going to be good. Quite the rock scramble. The Giant's Playground is one of the most unique landscapes I have ever seen.
Noraly, I am constantly blown away with where you take us. “There was not one other person”, that is something you say all the time. That is because you bring us to where most don’t go obviously, LOL, and I appreciate that more than I can ever say. Yes, it was a harrowing trip and I wish you hadn’t had to experience it but nevertheless, thank you! I just absolutely love you!😁👍💞🦋🌈✨
Wow! Wow! Wow! What an amazing adventure Noraly! You certainly provide a lot of detailed info about these locations you take us to. It is so interesting to see and hear about a different side of the countries you travel to. Every video you produce outdoes the last.
I continue to learn so much from you. Here in New Mexico USA we have had lots of volcanic and other geologic activity. There is a caldera north of where I live and your explanation of what a caldera is is the best explanation I've had. Thanks. Be well.
We are loving all of your episodes in this series. Unbelievable!! You are so knowledgeable and that’s why we are so amazed by you. Keep up the amazing series
Another masterpiece video Noraly!😁👍🏻 this episode was a spectacular example of stunning videography and fascinating geological instruction all delivered in your uniquely educated but engagingly friendly and eloquent way. You are a gift to us all! Thank you for letting us join your adventures! 😁👍🏻💕🇨🇦
Wish i could've seen this two years ago😢.. Brukaros is the mountain i watch growing up.. thank you for exploring it... i know you still out exploring and i wish you all the best and i pray that you return home safely❤❤.. much love and appreciation from Namibia 🇳🇦
If I'd seen this while you still in the south of Namibia, i would've advice you to check a place just next to Brukaros that has hot water naturally.. that would've blown your mind😢.. the colder it is, the hotter the water gets.. that would've been a cool spot to explore
Noraly, you are a kindred spirit. I did the southern trip by myself, in a car though, but I enjoyed every single moment of it. You've given me ideas about where to go next.
Pick your line, commit, momentum is your friend. Stand up, grip the bike with your knees. Love your videos you have a real gift of telling the story and the scenes are spectacular!
Seems like no place in Namibia looks like any place in the Netherlands. Could use more water. Strange beauty. Doesn’t look like this in Ottawa, either! What a toughie this woman is. Glad that her bike starts every time and carries her around reliably…so we can see more of these crazy places. Carry on, Noraly.
That's the question? The beauty of Noraly came from her eyes or from the fotografer and geolgist vew? Ive never beleave in lies or pranks. Quuite diferen of my oder brother. He read many times the book trip for the center earth. But I dont. ive always ask howcome be courious the center of earth If there has just magma.? But my brother firm beleave in Julius Verne llies sutch"
this channel is amazing! All landscapes since you started in Joburg were fascinating, when looking back... every new episode topping the ones before! Epic your solo march into the caldera! With great joy I fever for every new episode, knowing there will be no boredom! Keep up your great travelling, Noraly! Allthough alone, your community watches over you and sends thankful prayers. Stay safe and ride on🤙
Who knew that I needed to go touring with a geologist?!! 😁 Really adds such an interesting perspective. Amazing scenery and haunting music. Beautiful video as usual. Thank you Noraly.
Unbelievable that you find these geological places which are so remarkable and shaped our earth the way it is now. Besides the stories from the moon, mister André Kuiper told us, this is an opening eye to how precious our earth is.
Great that you are back, Noraly! :) I've just watched the footage around the 2:36 mark. Great footage of you riding through that flat open desert landscape. As always my mind is blown. Big thumbs up as always! Welcome back! I didn't realise how interesting geology can be until I started watching your videos :)
Not only I travel the world through your eyes but I am also getting an education! Just another fantastic video. I like the story of the Giant Little Children moving boulders around better! Cheers and thank you Noraly.
Another fascinating geological/geography lesson. I'm spellbound when I watch you and listen to you . I hope your videos make it into classrooms all over the world. What great lessons that show how we and our world are one. Thank you.
6:16 "Flintstones" :) 14:31 That's what Yellowstone Park will look like someday. Hopefully, not in my lifetime! Thanks for that interesting story, Noraly!
Hey Norley!! Love,love your travels!! Ever heard of a TV show "I shouldn't be alive..."? That's you on your own,all alone,climbing around those rocky leges!! Classic example of that show,several episodes people fall,stumble, trip,slide,flip into a rocky canyon!! They generally break bones (one endurance runner slipped and shattered her pelvis!!) and spend DAYS crawling out over jagged rocks,with no water!! Saying your taking way to much risk,Norley!!
Magnificent trip today to the caldera and the surrounding interesting but desolate moonscape. Your hike almost brought on a panic attack in me as you ventured so close to the edge of the path. Was relieved to see Savannah waiting for you.
Thank you for another fascinating video, Noraly. Whoever thought that piles of rocks could have such an interesting story, but you seem to make me want to know more. You explain your comments so well, I think you could make a blank canvas sound interesting. Thank you, Noraly, keep safe.
Thank you Noraly for the explanation of the rock formations in the later part of the video, there are similar rock formations east of San Diego, ca, Wilcox, az and i have always wonder how they got stacked, and now because of your explanation i find fascinating, again thank you, there is a lot of mountain pass, rock layers, etc while I’m driving that i see, that you have explained, so now when i look at them I understand better what I’m looking at.
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Sitting on my chair in Chicago she took me to a magnificent place that is out of my imagination. This girl is fearless and goes to the areas that I dare not go even in a jeep by myself. God bless her and saves her. She is just one of a kind.
Agree
very wrong thought you guys are on. nothing scary about the places. im in namibia
As a Namibian I am discovering all this geological findings with the rest of the world. Thanks Noraly.
It used to be said: "To be educated, one must travel" Noraly.. you are one of the most inquisitive, adventurous and "educated" of this generation. We salute you.
Solo or in company?
Solo my dear
I am with her in every country just by watching her videos.
Believe me it solo
Unbelievable
As a geologist I’m always hungry for new geologic and geographic knowledge, thanks for taking me along on this ride!!!
My favorite day is when Professor Noraly takes us riding through amazing landscapes, hiking up the rocks and explains how unique geological formations formed millions of years ago and shows us the cool quiver trees…bonus! 🤩
when she was our school teacher for geoligie we all had good result for this learning . sorry what i want to write is mine english not so good ha ha .
@@ronlandman6267 your English is fine, I understand you no problem 😉
@@ronlandman6267 Nice! an actual Noraly student following your teachers' exploits!
I wonder if she talked much about *this* in class 🥂
The music & the drone footage over the “crater” & the giants playground outstanding 😊
Itchy - Your Geology background and discussions makes you special beyond anyone else!! I learn so much from you!
Thanks Fred! 🙏😊
@@ItchyBoots I agree - keep it coming!
So impressive and so brave!
I agree also!
I agree with you
The production value of this series is truly impressive. Hard to believe you're not formally trained in creating such things.
The drone footage of Noraly in these vast and empty landscapes makes her look so insignificant and yet she remains very significant to us followers of her channel. I love the geology information she includes as much as the beautiful footage and other content in her videos.
Fantastic, nothing but amazement for the confidence, bravery and adventuring spirit of this lovely young woman.
What a relief, Noraly! You had many of your fans anxiously searching the internet for news, I'm sure. That walking in rocky places makes me think of snakes, above all else.
I grew up in Namibia and spent a lifetime there but am learning things that I never knew about. Fantastic series! Thank you Noraly.
Some landscapes fill you with an almost spiritual sense of awe & wonder at just how immensely ancient & timeless the earth really is.
Howdy IB! Wow the Giants playground is also a Geologist dream? Between this and the Caldera I imagine this adventure is making your day! Great job showing us the wonderful country of Namibia! Saddle up n ride on!
YES! YOU'RE BACK. I'M SURE AS WITH ME OTHER ITCHY BOOTS TEAM MEMBERS WERE WORRIED. 🤟🏼
More comments to come later.
I was worried. That absence was unusual.
same here , this morning i was thinking what is Noraly doing , was getting worried
She said in the community tab of UA-cam that there wouldn't be any videos for the week while she focused on her website. :)
@@amandachristie2218 Missed that and thought something had happened. Glad she is OK and back to her usual self
Me worried too. The thing is, if SAR is necessary, you have absolutely no time to waste.....
This was so worth waiting for, Noraly. A great feature for us geologists to see that we would not otherwise have seen. Please continue with your insights on the geomorphology of those interesting parts of Africa!
I am not a geologist but I do find your explanations about the earths ancient formation fascinating. That was some good exercise you had showing us that ‘imitation volcano’ , those strange rock piles near the end of the episode almost looked like walls of ancient buildings.(giants playground). Africa has so many different stories.
Noraly, this is now one of my favourite videos of all your journeys. Not only for what you shared with us, but mainly for your courage and entrepreneurship and never forgetting geological and historical data. You are the best! Keep it up! Be safe.
I really missed your broadcasts over the past week. Three years ago my wife and I did an 8000km trip through Namibia, mostly tent camping but our first stop from South Africa was Keetmanshoop and we stayed at the same B&B you are staying in the Quiver Inn. You are really going to love Namibia, a great country.
I for one, really appreciate it when you explain the geological features that you're transferring through because I love geology when I was in college it wasn't my major but I'm always been interested in it. I love how you can explain and inform us of things that most of us unfortunately will never have the opportunity to see in our lifetimes. So thank you for doing that please keep doing that because to me that's exciting. PS I Love your channel
What a pleasure you bring to geology and Africa. You are a gift to us all. Thank you.
What an impressive episode again. You must also be a top drone pilot to shoot the footage in these strong winds in the caldera. In your explanations of the various formations your love for your profession shines trough! Well done and keep them coming!
It just so happens that I'm teaching my daughter geology as part of her grade 4 homeschooling and we found your channel last month by coincidence! I mean, I watched initially because of my love for Africa, not knowing that you are also a geologist. Synchronicity!
I'm sure you are a busy lady but when you have some free time you should check out her other seasons. Season one has 125 videos. None are boring. Then all the other seasons after that. Enjoy.
@@lilbo1Y1 somehow I started in the middle of season 5. This content is so good, I went to the beginning of 5, and now I'm here. When 5 ends, I will definitely go back and start at S 1, ep 1.
I've had no interest in Africa since grade school, decades ago. Learning it's really an amazing place.
Learning so much from you Noraly...Thank you...🙏
These landscapes are stunning in so many ways! And learning how they became what they are today is a bonus that you can only get here on the channel. A really great video again!
Respect, Noraly. Was surprised you could fly your drone in that wind _ Well done! Beautiful footage.
It was a huge risk and almost lost the drone haha! 🙊😅
Wow..
@@ItchyBoots Yes I believe it too with the Drone, I fly Rc Planes and helicopter 🚁 !
I had the same thought, but I am glad you were able to film this strange Phenomenon with the drone. I liked it a lot!
@@ItchyBoots it was worthy anyway 😊👌👌
Itchy Boots is truly a magnificent lady as a Namibian that basically travels every corner of Namibia regularly she is doing a great job in Marketing Namibia the Diamond of Africa..I salute you
We were getting a little worried about you!:) Glad you're back! Semper Fidelis
In this episode, we can see her interest and expertise in geology.
that's a good combo, Geologist Travel Vlogger
When I was in primary school in Keetmanshoop there was a road right up to the rim of the Brukaros caldera (which we did in fact think was a crater). Beautiful landscape and interesting geology!
The quartz veins and the size of giants playground seen from above are absolutely amazing! And thanks so much for the geological explanations, super interesting to hear!!🥰
Sorely missed, Very happy you had a well deserved rest and so happy you're back Noraly ❤
That was more like a working holiday. She just had no time for the videos for a few days. That girl must be driven by some force of nature…
Daarom heb je zoveel abonnees Noraly. Die passie die in je zit, voor geologie, voor motorrijden, eigenlijk voor alles. Je hebt echt n passie voor de dingen die je doet. En dat boeit. Elke reis van je, is totaal anders, maar een ding is altijd hetzelfde. Jou PASSIE !. Take care, ride safe Norlay.
A great episode in which you do a difficult walk to show us a caldera. You explain how it was formed. Very interesting. It must have been an amazing explosion! My word, you work so hard for each episode. Thank you so much, Noraly.
I'm so glad that we have a new episode. I missed your travel reports while you were working on your website. I didn't realize how much I look forward to your reports each week. I feel so fortunate to have discovered your channel as it always makes me smile while I'm learning about our beautiful world.
I am a biologist but I love learning about geology. I really appreciate the effort you made to show us the culdera and the playground.
Sure appreciate you having the talent and technical ability to show us what this kind of geological area that this South African continent is like. Some of us will never get a chance to do what you're doing! All the best from Canada
One of your best videos, interesting and beautiful scenery.
This is one of our favorite episodes. My wife and I hike deserts and get the heat, wind and elevation changes of high desert country. Itchy embraced all of it to experience the great reward of magnificent views and sense of accomplishment at the end of a long day. Outstanding video.
Noraly, oh my goodness, thank you so much for enduring that exhausting hike so you can provide us with yet another absolutely stunning experience. What you do for us is mind-blowing and I am very, very, very grateful:)
This may be my favorite episode so far. (I'm watching season 7 and have watched seasons 1 and 2.). The music is very beautiful and added a lot to the impact the drone footage.
Noraly is an amazing tour guide bringing her viewers to some of the most unique locations in her worldly travels, I have save many of her locations because her videos provide me an impulsive itch to visit South Africa and explore some of the locations she has provided historical information on…. Though I’m not a motorcycle traveler, i have travelled throughout Europe, Asia, and the UK , but never South Africa… though I been to Cairo 4x, love to visit historical sights and Noraly has definitely provided many to explore….
Wow. She is so brave. I would be afraid of the snakes of Namibia! Cheers to her!! Enjoying the videos and her travels.
With your helmet and backpack on, the drone shot at the Giants Playground made it seem like you were an astronaut on an alien planet. Very cool shot.
Yes, it looked surreal!
I thought she looked like a stormtrooper! 😁
Power range
Namibia looks like another planet altogether. And I have never learned so much about my own country (South Africa) as I did now. With my own list of cool places I would love to see some day in my earthly life, the places you have been to spark a lot of new found interest in me
Noraly, welcome back, welcome back! I was afraid you had been held hostage by illegal diamond diggers, having been absent from UA-cam for over a week. 😳 Anyway, it’s so good to see you and bring in your classroom again! Great episode, and as always, see you in the next video! ❤️
Such an interesting amazing adventure you are doing. I’ve only just started watching you’re videos (today)since you entered Namibia from South Africa. I shall be watching many more
That is the farthest you have ever hiked from your bike to explore so I knew it was going to be good. Quite the rock scramble. The Giant's Playground is one of the most unique landscapes I have ever seen.
Absolutely stunning!! Nowhere else I can learn about these things ... you excite curiosity!! Thank you!
Hooray - we were getting worried about you. Let’s go!
👍👍
For real
She said in the community tab of her UA-cam channel that there wouldn't be any videos for the week while she focused on her website. :)
I guess sufficient internet / upload rate is hard to get in Nambia.
Yeah, I was too 🙏
Even with boring landscapes you always make an interesting story out of it. That of the non-volcano was of course the best.
When motorcycle touring and your love of geology come together in spectacular fashion.
I see a second career coming - tv geologist! To get such explanations so succinctly and easily conveyed is a talent :)
Noraly, I am constantly blown away with where you take us. “There was not one other person”, that is something you say all the time. That is because you bring us to where most don’t go obviously, LOL, and I appreciate that more than I can ever say. Yes, it was a harrowing trip and I wish you hadn’t had to experience it but nevertheless, thank you! I just absolutely love you!😁👍💞🦋🌈✨
Wow! Wow! Wow! What an amazing adventure Noraly! You certainly provide a lot of detailed info about these locations you take us to. It is so interesting to see and hear about a different side of the countries you travel to. Every video you produce outdoes the last.
I continue to learn so much from you. Here in New Mexico USA we have had lots of volcanic and other geologic activity. There is a caldera north of where I live and your explanation of what a caldera is is the best explanation I've had. Thanks. Be well.
Now, finally, I know what is a caldera :) Thanks Noraly! I was worried about you and your absence from the channel. Astonishing video.
We are loving all of your episodes in this series. Unbelievable!! You are so knowledgeable and that’s why we are so amazed by you. Keep up the amazing series
Another masterpiece video Noraly!😁👍🏻 this episode was a spectacular example of stunning videography and fascinating geological instruction all delivered in your uniquely educated but engagingly friendly and eloquent way. You are a gift to us all! Thank you for letting us join your adventures! 😁👍🏻💕🇨🇦
We really enjoy travelling with you and learning about this geology. Thanks for sharing.
My absolute favourite episode of yours ... the perfect day to indulge your geological passion, and bring us all along for the ride!
Wish i could've seen this two years ago😢.. Brukaros is the mountain i watch growing up.. thank you for exploring it... i know you still out exploring and i wish you all the best and i pray that you return home safely❤❤.. much love and appreciation from Namibia 🇳🇦
If I'd seen this while you still in the south of Namibia, i would've advice you to check a place just next to Brukaros that has hot water naturally.. that would've blown your mind😢.. the colder it is, the hotter the water gets.. that would've been a cool spot to explore
Noraly, you are a kindred spirit. I did the southern trip by myself, in a car though, but I enjoyed every single moment of it. You've given me ideas about where to go next.
Noraly, I am learning so much about this planet and different countries thanks to you! Love and Light for you always. Dylan
"FIELD TRIPS WITH NORALY" . When you start that business I will be first in line! Great video.
Well put Fred. Thank you Noraly for showing us this fascinating terrain, and for sharing your valuable knowledge.
Hi Noraly, I managed to follow most of your geology, but was surprised to see "Storm Trooper" Normally amongst the rocks! Keep up the good work.
Pick your line, commit, momentum is your friend. Stand up, grip the bike with your knees. Love your videos you have a real gift of telling the story and the scenes are spectacular!
Hey Noraly, that added lesson in Geology was super interesting - thank you.
Motorcycle-adventure-vlogs and geology seem to be a great match! :)
Love professor Noraly! Interesting geological information you can’t get in a classroom. Thanks for bearing the elements- you are a trooper.
Never thought I would find geology so fascinating! You're fearless!
Magnificent and very informative! You never cease to amaze, Noraly. Thanks for battling that wind to bring us a new adventure.
You can take the girl out of the geology, but you can't take the geology out of the girl. Welcome back. Your videos have wings.
Seems like no place in Namibia looks like any place in the Netherlands. Could use more water. Strange beauty. Doesn’t look like this in Ottawa, either! What a toughie this woman is. Glad that her bike starts every time and carries her around reliably…so we can see more of these crazy places. Carry on, Noraly.
My fellow 🇳🇦 let's gather here and strike the like icon 👍
That’s what we really love about your channel Noraly detailed explanations of why it is like it is. Thank you 😊👍
What a treat on today's travel. The drone shots really brings the dramatic landscape to life. Well done Noraly, thanks for taking us along.
@17:48 ...A starship trooper from star war lost in a rock field , funny!!great shot!
I want to say something about how beautiful Noraly's photography is...but I gotta pick my up my jaw off the floor first!
Very nice comment!!! 😄
That's the question? The beauty of Noraly came from her eyes or from the fotografer and geolgist vew? Ive never beleave in lies or pranks. Quuite diferen of my oder brother. He read many times the book trip for the center earth. But I dont. ive always ask howcome be courious the center of earth If there has just magma.? But my brother firm beleave in Julius Verne llies sutch"
this channel is amazing! All landscapes since you started in Joburg were fascinating, when looking back... every new episode topping the ones before! Epic your solo march into the caldera! With great joy I fever for every new episode, knowing there will be no boredom! Keep up your great travelling, Noraly! Allthough alone, your community watches over you and sends thankful prayers. Stay safe and ride on🤙
I'm from Namibia and I haven't been where you are right now...this is giving me bike adventure ideas😁
You should organise a trip, I’m sure a lot of people would join you!
I think I saw a star wars stormtrooper hidden in the rocks. Another great video and full of interesting information. Ride On.
Who knew that I needed to go touring with a geologist?!! 😁 Really adds such an interesting perspective. Amazing scenery and haunting music. Beautiful video as usual. Thank you Noraly.
The music you chose for this incredible landscape is both sad and sublime.
An Incredible combination of otherwordly beauty!!!
I started to feel some itchiness! The caldera is huge! The explosion must have been tremendously!!
Unbelievable that you find these geological places which are so remarkable and shaped our earth the way it is now. Besides the stories from the moon, mister André Kuiper told us, this is an opening eye to how precious our earth is.
Great that you are back, Noraly! :) I've just watched the footage around the 2:36 mark. Great footage of you riding through that flat open desert landscape. As always my mind is blown. Big thumbs up as always! Welcome back! I didn't realise how interesting geology can be until I started watching your videos :)
Not only I travel the world through your eyes but I am also getting an education! Just another fantastic video. I like the story of the Giant Little Children moving boulders around better! Cheers and thank you Noraly.
Another fascinating geological/geography lesson. I'm spellbound when I watch you and listen to you . I hope your videos make it into classrooms all over the world. What great lessons that show how we and our world are one. Thank you.
6:16 "Flintstones" :) 14:31 That's what Yellowstone Park will look like someday. Hopefully, not in my lifetime! Thanks for that interesting story, Noraly!
Welcome back Noraly! We all missed you.
Hey Norley!! Love,love your travels!! Ever heard of a TV show "I shouldn't be alive..."? That's you on your own,all alone,climbing around those rocky leges!! Classic example of that show,several episodes people fall,stumble, trip,slide,flip into a rocky canyon!! They generally break bones (one endurance runner slipped and shattered her pelvis!!) and spend DAYS crawling out over jagged rocks,with no water!! Saying your taking way to much risk,Norley!!
That comment about South Africa and high walls was so revealing. Thank you for sharing!
In the 80s we did not have the high walls even in the township that I grew up in.
Thank you for the continuing education in geology. You continue to be an inspiration for travel and inquisitiveness.
Magnificent trip today to the caldera and the surrounding interesting but desolate moonscape. Your hike almost brought on a panic attack in me as you ventured so close to the edge of the path. Was relieved to see Savannah waiting for you.
Thank you for another fascinating video, Noraly. Whoever thought that piles of rocks could have such an interesting story, but you seem to make me want to know more. You explain your comments so well, I think you could make a blank canvas sound interesting. Thank you, Noraly, keep safe.
"I've been hiking for an hour" and I'm thinking of the hour back. Whew!
Phenomenal film work especially when you were climbing. Also I love the geology lessons it gives the vids another dimension. Brilliant
Noraly we have missed your videos in the passed days
Thank you Noraly for the explanation of the rock formations in the later part of the video, there are similar rock formations east of San Diego, ca, Wilcox, az and i have always wonder how they got stacked, and now because of your explanation i find fascinating, again thank you, there is a lot of mountain pass, rock layers, etc while I’m driving that i see, that you have explained, so now when i look at them I understand better what I’m looking at.
Welcome back Noraly, We all miss you ♥️
Caldera, geological weathering….seeing it through your superb video makes wonderful explanation…glad to have you back after a hiatus…Gracias Ms Noraly