At our house, we were doing yard work today. Someone yelled “FIVE MINUTES UNTIL ITCHY BOOTS!!!” EVERYONE came running inside to see our favorite motorcycle lady!!!
Oh yeah, every morning when I come downstairs and the doggies are still sleeping at 7 :30 AM, California time, I scream, "Itchy Boots!!!." Best way to start my day three times a week. Thanks Noraly.
When I was younger as a backpacker I traveled all around in buses getting from place to place in the countries I visited. It was a great way to not only witness the scenery but to participate in the local culture and go at their pace. But watching Noraly on her bike going off roading along obscure routes makes me realize how much more free one is and capable of seeing areas that the vast majority of travelers miss. In a way, she's seeing the real Mexico and other countries, the "hidden" areas and ways of life that get ignored and overlooked by most everyone. What a privilege it must be to travel in such a way. Kudos to Noraly for endeavoring to travel this way and bringing the rest of us viewers along for the journeys. Even if it is only vicariously, we are all enriched and our minds expanded by watching her travels. As everyone else, I look forward to the next episodes!
To coin a line from anthony bourdain she is not a tourist but a traveller. The best way to travel is what she is doing. My retirement plan is similar. Not as far as her journey but none the less a traveller not a tourist
hats off, i am 57 years old and live in germany. I would never have had the courage to undertake such a journey alone. I never thought the mountains in mexico were so lovely. I've been riding motorcycles myself since 1983, but I've never gotten any further than Europe. I've been watching videos like this for weeks now and thinking about all the things I've missed in my life, because of family, job and fear. I love your drone videos.
You just rode my favorite track ever! I visit that leg twice a year, and I can tell you that your drone´s eye just made it more beautiful... Your skills at documenting the scenery are growing greater. Keep on showing my country to the world...
Videography at 7:58 just spectacular. No one, no one in the social media world comes close to Noraly's videography with a drone. This woman has been given so many incredible skills and gifts. Her gift to her viewers is in sharing them.
Yeah, I was going to say same. The drone footage is some of the best since her Patagonia vids. This is an area of Mexico no so well publicized, so she's really on a discovery journey for all of us.
I think she does a great job also. Another UA-camr couple that does great drone footage and videography of their travels is LEAW (Leave Everything and Wander) -- it’s an Italian couple. Check out their travels from Alaska to South America.
"No one, no one in the social media world comes close to Noraly's videography with a drone." I don't know. Gido's land based fishing's youtube channel comes pretty close. That guy has some amazing drone shots of the Australian coast line.
In United States, the news reporting concentrates on our border issues with Mexico, never mentioning how friendly and kind 98% of our Mexican neighbors are actually. Great job opening my mind and allowing me to reconsider my long held beliefs about Mexico! What a beautiful country! Keep up the great work.
Best to take no notice of mainstream media, they’re fear mongers at best. People are the same the world over, they just want a peaceful happy healthy life full of love.
I am very happy reading comments like yours. Because yes, it's sad that we are so badly influenced by the "information" media. We Mexicans, as you say, are mostly friendly. We are also shared and good hosts. Thanks to Noraly and other vloggers it has been possible to show that wonderful side of my lovely Mexico! And there are many more places that she has not gone through, for example in Mexico City, it is not all traffic and stressful crowds, there is also a beautiful mountainous area that by the way is a special road for many motorcycle riders..
@@cesia9954 im turkish german and I lived in Mexico for 5 months, and I loved it! I travelled to Asia as well and NO ONE can compare with the hospitality and friendlinss of Mexicans! I cant wait to go back.
I realize that we are seeing places in Mexico that few visitors have ever experienced. Like the hidden monastery. You are really out doing yourself! The majesty of the vista's come across even on the small screen, and the musical accompaniments together with the camera work is so uplifting! I don't know how you can do such ambitious riding and edit and produce these videos as rapidly as you do. Thanks so much for producing these works of 🎨 art. God be with you ❤
Media doesn't make Mexico justice, not everything is sepia color, deserts and drug cartels. Way more than that!, just like many places around the world.
I never understood why Mexico has such a bad reputation. Yes, there are places where it's better not to go as tourist, but these zones existes in the US too, and same in different States of Europe! I visited Mexico three times, and until today it's one of my absolute favorite countries. People are kind and helpful, the nature is stunning and so unbelievable divers, and the culture (!), this astonishing and admirable mix of spanish and indigenous culture/history is so interesting! I totally fell in love with this country, and if I can, I'll go again to discover more. And no, I never was in the over-crowded touristic Yucatan.
@@vcie515 I'm from Mérida the capital of the state of Yucatán, I guess you're talking about Cancún, Tulum and all the tourist places in the state of Quintana Roo.
@@ftgrimm1016 Exactly. I apologize, I didn't want to offend you and all Mexicans who live in Yucatan! It is certainly beautiful, but I didn't go in the southeast of Mexico because of these touristic zones. If you say here in Europe you're traveling to Mexico, they all think the destination is the coastline of Cancun, because "the rest of Mexico is too dangerous". I always try to show them that it's not true, because I traveled backpacking across your country. Mexico is so big, packed with history and culture, and breathtaking nature! Be proud of it!
@@vcie515 Don't worry, not offended here, i'm used to read and hear foreigners with the wrong info (I blame local business using this to sell trips and visits to those places from cancún with extra high prices for a 2-3 hour drive), ¨chichen Itzá and Mérida are in cancún¨ is one of the common ones lol. I just wanna say, don't miss in the states of Yucatán and Campeche for the sins of Quintana Roo, there are beautiful places to discover here too, less crowded for sure. And a lot of mayan culture in small towns. (Las coloradas, Izamal, Uxmal and Kabah Ruins, celestún in Yucatán, Fuerte de San Miguel, Zona Arqueologica Edzna, Old City Wall in Campeche). And just to clarify the Yucatán peninsula is divide in 3 states: Campeche, Yucatán and Quintana Roo.
And is just a little part, Mexico is big that's why a lot of people are coming to live in Mexico in these years, Mexico is good to do business, take vacations and explore. Saludos Amigo!
This was some of the most beautiful scenery! I had no idea there are such awesome mountains in Mexico. You skills at videography and drone flying keep getting better. You are a pro at all you do. Thank you for taking us along. You give this 75 year old great grandmother thrills and adventure that I never had in my life. So so wonderful Noraly! 💗
Hi Grandma 😁 I have no kids, but I am curious if people watch itchy boots vidios together with their kids/grandkids/family.. Do you? And if so, what do they think about it?
actually the original honda civics were tough. i off roaded the one i drove many times. The standard transmission afforded it spunk. As for Delta 88, i have no idea
You go girl! That is one of Mexico’s most beautiful towns and mountains 🤩 Lord Bless you and us all! You can say that to them at the end and chao!: Dios te bendiga Bye! 😘
My best friend and I live on our weekly doses of 'Itchy Boots'. This run through Mexico has become our favourite section of this season. Noraly is the UA-cam drone-queen, creating so many gorgeous scenes to pause and review. This ep left us a little breathless, Wonderful.
Dear Noraly you have brought tears of joy to my face so many times with your videos. In light of all the bad things happening in the world you continue to show us all just how much more GOOD there is in this world. May the good lord continue to Bless you as you have blessed so many of us. Much love from an old man in Washington State.
I watched an older compilation video of yours and am extremely impressed with the way you show how generous and awesome people from all over the world can be. Your videos give a perspective that barely anyone gets to see and it's awesome. Keep up the good work!
Its really an amazing place to ride ......how the topography repeatedly changes within a day is incredible. Once again the drone shots are amazing ... one gets to see Noraly riding on the tortuous mountain dirt road from up there through the drone camera which gives clear perspective of the place she is riding. WOW !!! ITS AMAZING !!
Hi my friend Yes Mexico is so beautiful that is one of the 6 countries most visited in the world and more than 1 million 600k of Americans live all ver Mexico Greetings from Southern California USA 🇺🇸 🇲🇽 🇨🇦
Mexico is fantastic. We toured it on full dressed Harleys. Quickly realized how much we were missing. Went home and bought a Triumph Tiger and experienced Mexico in a proper way.
@California Miner I have a 32 in inseam and find my Tiger 900 GT Pro the perfect hight. However, the Tiger 900 Rally Pro which is a true adventure bike requires me to lean to the side and put one foot down or I am very tippy toed.
Every one of your videos, of Mexico, I say; I had no idea Mexico looked like this. Thank you for your adventures and all the hard work it takes to make these videos. I'm so thankful you do..
When you stopped for food and you were leaving, the smile on the face of the lady who was in the building watching you leave was really genuine. I think she wishes she was doing the same thing.
What an extraordinary vertical landscape, never knew Mexico was so mountainous, it,s so far remote from ordinary Tourist Places, thank you Noraly for showing this , but, these videos always keep me on the edge of my chair, knowing what could happen if you broke on the Road, Stay Safe.
A couple months ago I rode my motorcycle in the opposite direction riding from San Miguel to Bucareli. It’s a terrific motorcycle ride. The convent was built in 1797 but never completed. And yes, the Pueblo is very remote but I found the people to be very friendly and kind. Too bad it was too hot so she didn’t really spend any time in the Pueblo. I’m glad she shows that Mexico is much more than Cancun and Cabo.
@California Miner I recently rode a week through the Sierra Gorda to all the missions towards Xilitia. . Fabulous. I also highly recommend riding to the ghost town of Mineral de Pozos and Pena de Bernal. Closer to you is the beautiful Pueblo of San Sebastan de Oeste. I have videos of these areas on my channel.
Another great exposition of the hidden wonders of Mexico. Again, when you ride to the edge of the mountain trail it’s vertigo inducing. Amazing scenery.
For some time now I've gone back to see your episodes from day one. I'm thinking the geographical variations of Mexico are without a doubt the most spectacular you have traversed anywhere in the world. The diversity of scenery, culture and architecture are simply amazing. All in a country I have had few if any positive feelings about simply due to my ignorance and preconceived ideas.
Mexico is one of the 17 Megadiverse countries in the world,(7th place) that means it has almost all types ecosystems that hold more than 70% of all the worlds species of animals, plants and insects. This mainly because of its geography, from deserst to jungles and lots and lots of mountains. We Mexicans like to says, Like México, there's no other. (Como México no hay otro) most people only now México from the news and from cliché movie and media portrayal of the Country and its people.
Thank you Noraly, I really haven't enough words to appreciate your efforts and patience to take us throughout this spectacular journey . Our world is bigger than we ever imagined
Yet more incredible scenery and roads beautifully filmed, especially the drone shots which really give us a sense of the vastness of the scenery. Am I the only one who wonders about the people who had to construct these roads across these mountain ranges… an unbelievable achievement!
"I'm knackered!" Cracked me up. I haven't heard that term since I was in the UK many moons ago. Brilliant video in every regard and like many others here, you have me looking at Mexico in a whole new light.
I knew Mexico had it's share of coastal mountains BUT did not realize the gorges that are there. These valleys are so isolated that it gives credence to the saying 'First Contact'. That was a great ride you shared Noraly. Thanks.
I've vacationed in Mexico dozens of times but with the exception of Guadalajara, always on the coasts. My how much we've missed! The mountains of the interior are incredible! The music you choose for some of the drone shots is awesome...the majesty of the music matches the majesty of the scenery. Well done!
that remote monastery was something else. like something out of a movie. what a place to live. thanks for showing us mexico as I would venture to say it hasn't been seen before.
The church, built in 1797, was the last missions constructed in Querétaro during the Mexico’s Viceroyalty period, and it was strategically placed in one of the last strongholds of the indigenous Pame, Jonaz, and Chichimec people.
Your cinematography and visual storytelling has really become outstanding Noraly. Congrats on refining your skills, these episodes just get better all the time. Safe travels as always.
Your Mexico journey has really shown what a spectacular country it is. I had no idea of its scale and mountains. Amazing as always, thanks for sharing.
Hello, Noraly, I have the day off, so, I get to watch your video quickly. I love what you’re doing and appreciate your hard work, choosing a great ride, thoughtful commentary and video work. I think you have evolved into an extraordinary rider and videographer. Yes, I’ve been watching your videos a long time, since the Indian bike. Thanks also for being a mighty fine example to follow, curious, informative, kind, joyful, with a gentle spirit and extraordinary work ethic. You’re so easy to like. I’m an old man, with daughters and grandchildren. I wish we could all follow your example. Kentucky
Noraly, you definitely prove that it is the journey and not so much the destination. Beautiful ride through the mountains, the drone video with the beautiful music in the background - just wonderful. I love it all. Take care.
Even 48 hours of waiting for your video is a long wait for your viewers. The raw beauty of Mexico is really amazing. The canyon ride was really thrilling. You are bold and daring. What I love the most is your interaction with the natives, your communication skill, and the way you love the local food, all these are real treats for our eyes.
Tears, yes your first part of the video was very emotional for me, the scenery, the music, what a fantastic route you took. It makes Mexico a very different place to what i thought.
That was awesomely amazing , riding through a monstrously huge desolate mountain range , passing a hombre in the middle of nowhere with seemingly no signs of habitation , then finding a old small colonial settlement appears in the middle of that dry mountain range . I thought it look deserted then was gobsmacked when i saw cars and ancient electricity power poles , then asked myself does it have a petrol station and how does the petrol tanker navigate those winding mountain roads . Tried to imagine those first pioneers who had to cut those roads out of the mountains , the hardships , toil and sweat . And that's only a tiny part of Mexico . 👀
Man what a ride that was!!!!! Loving every second of beautiful Mexico 😻. Thanks Noraly as always for amazing footage and sharing this wonderful adventure 😊
I never knew what the true Mexico would be. Now, through your adventure and eye for details, I do. Your drone work today was beyond beautiful. Thank you for showing us what is possible. Thank you so so much.
Cenários montanhosos fantásticos! Obrigado por nos mostrar estas maravilhas do México. Realmente eu desconhecia este lado! Saudações desde o Brasil 🇧🇷.
Another amazing day of riding in beautiful Mexico! The landscape just amazes me and your aerial footage always brings it all into perspective. I admire how you always find a route that displays the geological features of the area you are riding. Thank you Noraly for sharing another episode as you travel toward Alaska! Ride safe!
You have multiplied the WOW factor exponentially in this latest episode and you are producing some of the finest video. Your journey is addictive viewing and better than pretty much everything currently on TV/Satellite. We are privileged to be able to join you on your journey. Thank you for allowing us to travel with you. Keep safe, Ride well and ignore the idiots.
I have never seen so much spectacular scenery shown by and adventure motorcycle rider. This is on another level. We can all feel the joy you experience through your fantastic videos. Thank for taking us on this incredible tour.
Can't believe what I am seen . Absolutely amazing . Mexico is just full of surprises . Thank you for the best channel on UA-cam. How you manage to ride and edit is epic .
I always look forward to Itchyboots videos and you never disappoint. I never knew Mexico was so stunning and your drone footage with the accompanying music is just perfect. Thank you for sharing. Take care and happy riding 🙂
The last two episodes have been absolutely fantastic, what an amazing trail to ride on, it was so isolated, but the scenery through the mountains was incredible, and the drone footage was fantastic. It comes through your voice and your commentary how much fun you are having and enjoying the ride. I recently bought an adventure bike and watching your videos makes me so envious of you and the trip you are doing, I wish I was following along behind you because you seen to find the most obscure routes which opens up into beautiful scenery. Keep having fun and stay safe.
No matter how I'm feeling at the start of each episode, I feel so much better at the end. Inspired, uplifted, educated and glad to be alive on this wonderful planet. Gratitude and respect from Australia 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🇦🇺🦘🇦🇺🐨🐨
Esas tomas del drone son impresionantes. Ese es el Mexico lindo y querido del que esta tan orgullosa su gente. Solo una "Netherlandesa" es capaz de hacer esas rutas tan peligrosas, sola y confianzo siempre en la calidad de su moto. Feliz viaje!
I´ve lived in México for 30 years and you are showing me places I´ve never seen with this chronicle of your marvelous adventure. It amazes me how you can focus on the scenery and your computer screen and a road full of obstacles. Thanks a lot and stay safe.
Thank you so much for taking me with you through this completely unknown, so very beautiful Mexico!! I never expected that!!! I have my Honda Dominator in my backyard, und everytime " Alaska" starts she reminds me of my riding times....long time ago...how I love this sound!!!....🙏
Todays ride was spectacular. I often refer to riding pillion with you, that is partly because of the on bike views you give , but mostly it is your narrative, which transports us right into the experience. Of course, the drone views are exceptional. Mexico has now moved into ‘must visit’ category, the landscapes, towns, food and people must be experienced.
Hi Noraly.I consider myself someone who can take care of himself,but the places you go would put me way outside my comfort zone.Keep up the great travels and stay safe.🇨🇦
@@The144Kth I agree, essentially relying on your machine to get you beyond miles of parched, unforgiving landscape both brings back the courage of people who went before without the benefit of fossil fuels and the combustion engine, and their skill at finding resources where we might fail. But courage, then and now, for sure!
hey noraly, you always start day before sunrise and trough out the day you filming and filming more beautiful things to see us as well as enjoy your life... appreciate your hard work. cuz your contents are one of the most enjoyable content I have ever found in youtube.... keep going and safe ride...
I am 70 and has been 15 yrs since i rode,,,,,you are a true explorer Noraly, i have been binge watching your exploits,, keep doing as you are and showing people the real world........keep well
Absolutely stunning scenery and camera work today Noraly... Not to mention the riding. Mexico is so not what I was expecting. Its spectacular in its diversity... It must be so difficult for you in editing each video as everywhere you turn is just amazing. I wish I could hit the thumbs up button today so many times. I will have to settle for whoop whoop whoop whoop and many thanks once again for all you do to enable us to share such an amazing journey. 😊♥️
Wow, excellent capture of the terrain with the drone and on the bike. Absolutely amazing, I had no idea Mexico was so diverse in terms of topography. Thanks for your awesome work on these videos!
I stumbled upon your channel a couple weeks ago, and after binge-watching a coup[le episodes, I said ' you know what, I'll start from the very beginning ' So I started from S1-Ep1 and have finally met up with you. What a ride, what a ride. I was with you all the way, good and bad times. When you fell off a couple times and was struggling to lift it upright, you won't know it, but I was helping also. You leave all the other 'adventurers' 'in the dust' I learnt many things along the way. All the best to you, and I'm looking forward for future episodes. Let's go.
At first I thought Mexico was a wild country because of the movies, after seeing your trip Mexico has many beautiful things from its nature and small towns that are very good as a tourist reference
These drone shots, they really add a dimension to your footage and often make me gasp in amazement. These beautiful winding dirt roads and then this tiny bug-like motorcycle that moves, determined to follow its path.
I love how you take time to even edit new clips from the intro just shows the hardwork and determimation you have and it's shows that you really care for your audience. Let's go Noraly!
Been watching Noraly for some time now and as a fellow Dutch national and motor rider I am very very proud and envious of her spectacular adventures. Keep up the spirit and cinematography Noraly. And to stay on today’s topic, you rock!!
From Day 1 in India I have been collecting screenshots...usually 2-3 per episode. Today? 36. Thank you Noraly! Mexico...not what I imagined...a gem in plain sight!
I just started watching the videos by Noraly and I have not been able to stop watching them. I find her to be the bravest woman I think I’ve ever come across and she must be very intelligent to navigate the areas that she’s been through. The scenery has been absolutely incredible and the documentary comments make it so Informative and interesting. She is definitely not from around here or anywhere in North America. I would love to run across a woman like that in the USA. She is so kind, intelligent, adventurous, brave, inspiring …OH and beautiful. She’s not afraid to get her feet wet or filthy dirty and muddy for that matter. I am very impressed with this Dutch woman and what they have given us and what her parents have raised. As they’ve said around here for a years, you go girl!
Best ride I've seen you do. Must be in your top 10? I still haven't watched previous seasons so maybe I've missed loads??? They say travelling can leave you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller, and a fine storyteller you are! Now we are speechless.
At our house, we were doing yard work today. Someone yelled “FIVE MINUTES UNTIL ITCHY BOOTS!!!” EVERYONE came running inside to see our favorite motorcycle lady!!!
Indeed better than yard work 😀
👍👍👍
See I would have needed ten minutes warning so I could have made a brew and snacks to sit down with .
I know I have set my life to making sure I'm on point to watch her videos within 5 minutes of posting ..
Oh yeah, every morning when I come downstairs and the doggies are still sleeping at 7 :30 AM, California time, I scream, "Itchy Boots!!!." Best way to start my day three times a week. Thanks Noraly.
When I was younger as a backpacker I traveled all around in buses getting from place to place in the countries I visited. It was a great way to not only witness the scenery but to participate in the local culture and go at their pace. But watching Noraly on her bike going off roading along obscure routes makes me realize how much more free one is and capable of seeing areas that the vast majority of travelers miss. In a way, she's seeing the real Mexico and other countries, the "hidden" areas and ways of life that get ignored and overlooked by most everyone. What a privilege it must be to travel in such a way. Kudos to Noraly for endeavoring to travel this way and bringing the rest of us viewers along for the journeys. Even if it is only vicariously, we are all enriched and our minds expanded by watching her travels. As everyone else, I look forward to the next episodes!
It makes you think about other cultures and how people are mostly good. Makes you realize just how big this world really is.
You almost put it in her own words. 🙌
Well said... She's Amazing! You know nothing? I don't think so Noraly... 😁👍
To coin a line from anthony bourdain she is not a tourist but a traveller. The best way to travel is what she is doing. My retirement plan is similar. Not as far as her journey but none the less a traveller not a tourist
Mexico is most beautiful. Again my pulse was racing
hats off, i am 57 years old and live in germany. I would never have had the courage to undertake such a journey alone. I never thought the mountains in mexico were so lovely. I've been riding motorcycles myself since 1983, but I've never gotten any further than Europe. I've been watching videos like this for weeks now and thinking about all the things I've missed in my life, because of family, job and fear. I love your drone videos.
You just rode my favorite track ever! I visit that leg twice a year, and I can tell you that your drone´s eye just made it more beautiful... Your skills at documenting the scenery are growing greater. Keep on showing my country to the world...
Then, we would love to join you next time you go! Best wishes
I am absolutely blown away by how stunning Mexico is. The views just continue to deliver. Thanks so much for sharing this incredible country with us!
Videography at 7:58 just spectacular. No one, no one in the social media world comes close to Noraly's videography with a drone. This woman has been given so many incredible skills and gifts. Her gift to her viewers is in sharing them.
Absolutely agree.
Yeah, I was going to say same. The drone footage is some of the best since her Patagonia vids. This is an area of Mexico no so well publicized, so she's really on a discovery journey for all of us.
And her selection of music to accompany the footage is marvelous.
I think she does a great job also. Another UA-camr couple that does great drone footage and videography of their travels is LEAW (Leave Everything and Wander) -- it’s an Italian couple. Check out their travels from Alaska to South America.
"No one, no one in the social media world comes close to Noraly's videography with a drone." I don't know. Gido's land based fishing's youtube channel comes pretty close. That guy has some amazing drone shots of the Australian coast line.
In United States, the news reporting concentrates on our border issues with Mexico, never mentioning how friendly and kind 98% of our Mexican neighbors are actually. Great job opening my mind and allowing me to reconsider my long held beliefs about Mexico! What a beautiful country! Keep up the great work.
Well said man.
Best to take no notice of mainstream media, they’re fear mongers at best.
People are the same the world over, they just want a peaceful happy healthy life full of love.
…and the other 2% are among the most murderous, violent and evil people in all the Americas. Sad but true.
I am very happy reading comments like yours. Because yes, it's sad that we are so badly influenced by the "information" media. We Mexicans, as you say, are mostly friendly. We are also shared and good hosts. Thanks to Noraly and other vloggers it has been possible to show that wonderful side of my lovely Mexico! And there are many more places that she has not gone through, for example in Mexico City, it is not all traffic and stressful crowds, there is also a beautiful mountainous area that by the way is a special road for many motorcycle riders..
@@cesia9954 im turkish german and I lived in Mexico for 5 months, and I loved it! I travelled to Asia as well and NO ONE can compare with the hospitality and friendlinss of Mexicans! I cant wait to go back.
The best content on UA-cam....hands down...the best.
agreed!
@O CRAP WHATS NEXT? That channel can't compete with Itchy Boots.
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@O CRAP WHATS NEXT? oh please, no comparison. a fabricated team vs. a single adventurer on its own...
@O CRAP WHATS NEXT? I second that!
I realize that we are seeing places in Mexico that few visitors have ever experienced. Like the hidden monastery. You are really out doing yourself! The majesty of the vista's come across even on the small screen, and the musical accompaniments together with the camera work is so uplifting! I don't know how you can do such ambitious riding and edit and produce these videos as rapidly as you do. Thanks so much for producing these works of 🎨 art. God be with you ❤
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I was not aware, that Mexico is such a beautiful country! Thank you Noraly for these eye-openers.
mexico has become modernized, because the people are not affected by high food, oil, and nat.gas prices and US politics
never pictured mexico to be what your are showing, mindboggling beauty
Media doesn't make Mexico justice, not everything is sepia color, deserts and drug cartels. Way more than that!, just like many places around the world.
I never understood why Mexico has such a bad reputation.
Yes, there are places where it's better not to go as tourist, but these zones existes in the US too, and same in different States of Europe!
I visited Mexico three times, and until today it's one of my absolute favorite countries. People are kind and helpful, the nature is stunning and so unbelievable divers, and the culture (!), this astonishing and admirable mix of spanish and indigenous culture/history is so interesting!
I totally fell in love with this country, and if I can, I'll go again to discover more.
And no, I never was in the over-crowded touristic Yucatan.
@@vcie515 I'm from Mérida the capital of the state of Yucatán, I guess you're talking about Cancún, Tulum and all the tourist places in the state of Quintana Roo.
@@ftgrimm1016
Exactly. I apologize, I didn't want to offend you and all Mexicans who live in Yucatan!
It is certainly beautiful, but I didn't go in the southeast of Mexico because of these touristic zones.
If you say here in Europe you're traveling to Mexico, they all think the destination is the coastline of Cancun, because "the rest of Mexico is too dangerous". I always try to show them that it's not true, because I traveled backpacking across your country.
Mexico is so big, packed with history and culture, and breathtaking nature!
Be proud of it!
@@vcie515 Don't worry, not offended here, i'm used to read and hear foreigners with the wrong info (I blame local business using this to sell trips and visits to those places from cancún with extra high prices for a 2-3 hour drive), ¨chichen Itzá and Mérida are in cancún¨ is one of the common ones lol. I just wanna say, don't miss in the states of Yucatán and Campeche for the sins of Quintana Roo, there are beautiful places to discover here too, less crowded for sure. And a lot of mayan culture in small towns. (Las coloradas, Izamal, Uxmal and Kabah Ruins, celestún in Yucatán, Fuerte de San Miguel, Zona Arqueologica Edzna, Old City Wall in Campeche). And just to clarify the Yucatán peninsula is divide in 3 states: Campeche, Yucatán and Quintana Roo.
This series has totally changed my perspective of Mexico, I had no idea it was so beautiful! Thanks Noraly…. Safe travels to you always👋
And is just a little part, Mexico is big that's why a lot of people are coming to live in Mexico in these years, Mexico is good to do business, take vacations and explore. Saludos Amigo!
Mexico is one of my favorite countries. I'd go back in a heartbeat
@@RRr-yl8zr same in my country....
Right, watching Sicario can spoil the view a bit 😉
Me emociona leer lo que has escrito. Saludos!
This was some of the most beautiful scenery! I had no idea there are such awesome mountains in Mexico. You skills at videography and drone flying keep getting better. You are a pro at all you do. Thank you for taking us along. You give this 75 year old great grandmother thrills and adventure that I never had in my life. So so wonderful Noraly! 💗
Hi Grandma 😁
I have no kids, but I am curious if people watch itchy boots vidios together with their kids/grandkids/family..
Do you? And if so, what do they think about it?
actually the original honda civics were tough. i off roaded the one i drove many times. The standard transmission afforded it spunk. As for Delta 88, i have no idea
La esperamos pronto en México saludos y un abrazo
You go girl! That is one of Mexico’s most beautiful towns and mountains 🤩 Lord Bless you and us all! You can say that to them at the end and chao!: Dios te bendiga Bye! 😘
My best friend and I live on our weekly doses of 'Itchy Boots'.
This run through Mexico has become our favourite section of this season.
Noraly is the UA-cam drone-queen, creating so many gorgeous scenes to pause and review.
This ep left us a little breathless, Wonderful.
Wow! I had no idea how beautiful the mountains were in Mexico
Look up on UA-cam the heart of sierra madre “ Mexiquillo durango “ one of the best views of the beautiful green mountains of the golden triangle
The mountains of Mexico are blowing my mind. (I'm quite glad you are in charge of your routes, they are fantastic and unique)
wonder how she route plans
@@kcli144 Garmin adventure mode takes care of it!
Dear Noraly you have brought tears of joy to my face so many times with your videos. In light of all the bad things happening in the world you continue to show us all just how much more GOOD there is in this world. May the good lord continue to Bless you as you have blessed so many of us. Much love from an old man in Washington State.
John Page! You da man!
I watched an older compilation video of yours and am extremely impressed with the way you show how generous and awesome people from all over the world can be. Your videos give a perspective that barely anyone gets to see and it's awesome. Keep up the good work!
99% of people are good. The horrible 1% make the rest of us look bad.
Its really an amazing place to ride ......how the topography repeatedly changes within a day is incredible. Once again the drone shots are amazing ... one gets to see Noraly riding on the tortuous mountain dirt road from up there through the drone camera which gives clear perspective of the place she is riding. WOW !!! ITS AMAZING !!
I never knew that Mexico was so beautiful! What a wonderful looking country ❤️
Hi my friend Yes Mexico is so beautiful that is one of the 6 countries most visited in the world and more than 1 million 600k of Americans live all ver Mexico Greetings from Southern California USA 🇺🇸 🇲🇽 🇨🇦
I imagined that Mexico is mostly jungle, for some inexplicable reason 😊
@@nicolarollinson4381you must not be ver smart
@@basedrt8930 😅 thank you😅
Define "smart", oh wise one 🙏
Mexico is fantastic. We toured it on full dressed Harleys. Quickly realized how much we were missing. Went home and bought a Triumph Tiger and experienced Mexico in a proper way.
How is that Tiger doing, would you recommend that bike for a 5’ 6” person ?
@@ecirlos4902 yes! I’m the same height and I love my Tiger 800XC. Comfortable for touring and capable off road. More power than you need.
@California Miner I have a 32 in inseam and find my Tiger 900 GT Pro the perfect hight. However, the Tiger 900 Rally Pro which is a true adventure bike requires me to lean to the side and put one foot down or I am very tippy toed.
@California Miner : Noraly's first two bikes on this chanel were 411 cc, followed by a 500cc, her third bike was a 250, follower by a now 286cc.
@@ecirlos4902 I'm 5'6 I dropped the rear 2 inches and I do just fine
Every one of your videos, of Mexico, I say; I had no idea Mexico looked like this. Thank you for your adventures and all the hard work it takes to make these videos. I'm so thankful you do..
When you stopped for food and you were leaving, the smile on the face of the lady who was in the building watching you leave was really genuine. I think she wishes she was doing the same thing.
You have very sharp eyes 😉
We all do. ❤️❤️
The more I watch, the more I appreciate our wonderful planet. Thanks Noraly for always sharing such wonder and beauty. Take care 👍🌍🇿🇦
What an extraordinary vertical landscape, never knew Mexico was so mountainous, it,s so far remote from ordinary Tourist Places, thank you Noraly for showing this , but, these videos always keep me on the edge of my chair, knowing what could happen if you broke on the Road, Stay Safe.
This must be the most stunning dirt road you've done so far... SPECTACULAR!!!!
I think so too.
I’m Mexican and even I am blown away. Never knew this road existed. I’m from the north where it’s flatter.
A couple months ago I rode my motorcycle in the opposite direction riding from San Miguel to Bucareli. It’s a terrific motorcycle ride. The convent was built in 1797 but never completed. And yes, the Pueblo is very remote but I found the people to be very friendly and kind. Too bad it was too hot so she didn’t really spend any time in the Pueblo. I’m glad she shows that Mexico is much more than Cancun and Cabo.
@California Miner I recently rode a week through the Sierra Gorda to all the missions towards Xilitia. . Fabulous. I also highly recommend riding to the ghost town of Mineral de Pozos and Pena de Bernal. Closer to you is the beautiful Pueblo of San Sebastan de Oeste. I have videos of these areas on my channel.
Wow! What an adventure! Mexico is so beautiful, no wonder Mexicans are so proud of their Country. The scenery here was stunning. Thank you for sharing
Today I saw a different Mexico In movies tv show they show us only desert outback never see like this so beautiful thanx nooraly 👍👍❤️
Another great exposition of the hidden wonders of Mexico. Again, when you ride to the edge of the mountain trail it’s vertigo inducing. Amazing scenery.
For some time now I've gone back to see your episodes from day one. I'm thinking the geographical variations of Mexico are without a doubt the most spectacular you have traversed anywhere in the world. The diversity of scenery, culture and architecture are simply amazing. All in a country I have had few if any positive feelings about simply due to my ignorance and preconceived ideas.
for comparison, if you placed Mexico over Europe.. it would stretch from Lisbon to Moscow. This means whole Europe would fit in the country
Mexico is one of the 17 Megadiverse countries in the world,(7th place) that means it has almost all types ecosystems that hold more than 70% of all the worlds species of animals, plants and insects. This mainly because of its geography, from deserst to jungles and lots and lots of mountains. We Mexicans like to says, Like México, there's no other. (Como México no hay otro) most people only now México from the news and from cliché movie and media portrayal of the Country and its people.
Thank you Noraly, I really haven't enough words to appreciate your efforts and patience to take us throughout this spectacular journey . Our world is bigger than we ever imagined
Yet more incredible scenery and roads beautifully filmed, especially the drone shots which really give us a sense of the vastness of the scenery. Am I the only one who wonders about the people who had to construct these roads across these mountain ranges… an unbelievable achievement!
Slaves. That's your answer.
You are not alone! Just wondering how long did they take to complete it
@@ruivascomonteiro1776 you know everything is slavery or racism 😂😂😂
"I'm knackered!" Cracked me up. I haven't heard that term since I was in the UK many moons ago. Brilliant video in every regard and like many others here, you have me looking at Mexico in a whole new light.
The landscape is majestic!
I knew Mexico had it's share of coastal mountains BUT did not realize the gorges that are there. These valleys are so isolated that it gives credence to the saying 'First Contact'.
That was a great ride you shared Noraly.
Thanks.
I've vacationed in Mexico dozens of times but with the exception of Guadalajara, always on the coasts. My how much we've missed! The mountains of the interior are incredible! The music you choose for some of the drone shots is awesome...the majesty of the music matches the majesty of the scenery. Well done!
that remote monastery was something else. like something out of a movie. what a place to live. thanks for showing us mexico as I would venture to say it hasn't been seen before.
The church, built in 1797, was the last missions constructed in Querétaro during the Mexico’s Viceroyalty period, and it was strategically placed in one of the last strongholds of the indigenous Pame, Jonaz, and Chichimec people.
I am loving your adventure in Mexico, and how you discover the culture
Big up for the folks who carved out that road. Quite a feat 😊🎉 ...appropriately majestic music
Once again, this has to be some of the most spectacular scenery you've ever ridden through!! What an absolute joy it must be for you!
Just wait till she gets to the USA - and i wonder how she will show it - we will see !!!
@@julianolivas5812 I've visited both, and I prefer Mexico!
The culturel and historic part is not present in the US.
@@julianolivas5812 Especially the part that USA stole from Mexico🇲🇽, is my favorite part of USA
@@wolff88 eres enemigo de mexico o que roio?
@@enriquepatino1193 no entiendo a que te refieres
Your cinematography and visual storytelling has really become outstanding Noraly. Congrats on refining your skills, these episodes just get better all the time.
Safe travels as always.
Incredible scenery! I never thought Mexico would be so beautiful.
and it barely goes to the middle of Mexico now wait until I get to the north of Mexico
I have watched every video you have made, but riding through the mountains gorges and canyons of Mexico are the most spectacular yet.
Your Mexico journey has really shown what a spectacular country it is. I had no idea of its scale and mountains. Amazing as always, thanks for sharing.
Hello, Noraly, I have the day off, so, I get to watch your video quickly. I love what you’re doing and appreciate your hard work, choosing a great ride, thoughtful commentary and video work. I think you have evolved into an extraordinary rider and videographer. Yes, I’ve been watching your videos a long time, since the Indian bike. Thanks also for being a mighty fine example to follow, curious, informative, kind, joyful, with a gentle spirit and extraordinary work ethic. You’re so easy to like. I’m an old man, with daughters and grandchildren. I wish we could all follow your example. Kentucky
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Papa Jeff, I'm an old man too and really appreciate your comment to our wonderful motorcycle lady. She is a real treasure. Tennessee
I'm kinda old too. we need strong adventurous women like her in this world.
Noraly, you definitely prove that it is the journey and not so much the destination. Beautiful ride through the mountains, the drone video with the beautiful music in the background - just wonderful. I love it all. Take care.
Yes, how do you select the music for the drone footage?
Even 48 hours of waiting for your video is a long wait for your viewers. The raw beauty of Mexico is really amazing. The canyon ride was really thrilling. You are bold and daring. What I love the most is your interaction with the natives, your communication skill, and the way you love the local food, all these are real treats for our eyes.
Mexico is so expansive, such a range of landscapes. Only way to see it is on motor bike 🚴 or with Noraly. Thanks Noraly.
Mexico has so many faces. Thanks for opening our eyes to a country I've never seen before.
Günter from Nürnberg/Germany
I'm mexican and so happy to see noraly
So happy in México and enjoying My amazing country
Tears, yes your first part of the video was very emotional for me, the scenery, the music, what a fantastic route you took. It makes Mexico a very different place to what i thought.
Spot on
Me too!
For you it's an adventure. For us it's an education. Win - Win all around. Great stuff.
So true!
That was awesomely amazing , riding through a monstrously huge desolate mountain range , passing a hombre in the middle of nowhere with seemingly no signs of habitation , then finding a old small colonial settlement appears in the middle of that dry mountain range .
I thought it look deserted then was gobsmacked when i saw cars and ancient electricity power poles , then asked myself does it have a petrol station and how does the petrol tanker navigate those winding mountain roads .
Tried to imagine those first pioneers who had to cut those roads out of the mountains , the hardships , toil and sweat .
And that's only a tiny part of Mexico . 👀
Man what a ride that was!!!!! Loving every second of beautiful Mexico 😻. Thanks Noraly as always for amazing footage and sharing this wonderful adventure 😊
Mexico is an amazing country in so many ways! It’s people, gastronomy, geography, cultures, languages, etc. Enjoy every minute!
I never knew what the true Mexico would be. Now, through your adventure and eye for details, I do. Your drone work today was beyond beautiful. Thank you for showing us what is possible. Thank you so so much.
One of your best rides ever. Amazing scenery. Completely changed my perception of Mexico.
Cenários montanhosos fantásticos! Obrigado por nos mostrar estas maravilhas do México. Realmente eu desconhecia este lado! Saudações desde o Brasil 🇧🇷.
Min 7:55 I'm so excited. Mexico is amazing , may God bless your journey
Another amazing day of riding in beautiful Mexico! The landscape just amazes me and your aerial footage always brings it all into perspective. I admire how you always find a route that displays the geological features of the area you are riding. Thank you Noraly for sharing another episode as you travel toward Alaska! Ride safe!
You have multiplied the WOW factor exponentially in this latest episode and you are producing some of the finest video.
Your journey is addictive viewing and better than pretty much everything currently on TV/Satellite.
We are privileged to be able to join you on your journey. Thank you for allowing us to travel with you.
Keep safe, Ride well and ignore the idiots.
*Keep safe, ride well and ignore the idiots*
Best f'n Motto for life I've ever heard 😂😂😂😎
@@beakittelscherz5419 please feel free to use it.
I have never seen so much spectacular scenery shown by and adventure motorcycle rider. This is on another level. We can all feel the joy you experience through your fantastic videos. Thank for taking us on this incredible tour.
She's a legend.
The scenery you have shown us from India to Mexico the quality of your videos has been mind blowing to say the least thank you so much
So good!!
You do justice to the beautiful Mexico!
I enjoy so much watching your videos, they are so informative and just excellent!
The best👍🏼
Best track Yet in Mexico, I'll be watching this one again & again . You vids are the next best thing to being there, Love it.
Can't believe what I am seen . Absolutely amazing . Mexico is just full of surprises . Thank you for the best channel on UA-cam. How you manage to ride and edit is epic .
I always look forward to Itchyboots videos and you never disappoint. I never knew Mexico was so stunning and your drone footage with the accompanying music is just perfect. Thank you for sharing. Take care and happy riding 🙂
The last two episodes have been absolutely fantastic, what an amazing trail to ride on, it was so isolated, but the scenery through the mountains was incredible, and the drone footage was fantastic. It comes through your voice and your commentary how much fun you are having and enjoying the ride. I recently bought an adventure bike and watching your videos makes me so envious of you and the trip you are doing, I wish I was following along behind you because you seen to find the most obscure routes which opens up into beautiful scenery. Keep having fun and stay safe.
No matter how I'm feeling at the start of each episode, I feel so much better at the end. Inspired, uplifted, educated and glad to be alive on this wonderful planet.
Gratitude and respect from Australia 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🇦🇺🦘🇦🇺🐨🐨
Also hello from Australia
Esas tomas del drone son impresionantes. Ese es el Mexico lindo y querido del que esta tan orgullosa su gente. Solo una "Netherlandesa" es capaz de hacer esas rutas tan peligrosas, sola y confianzo siempre en la calidad de su moto. Feliz viaje!
I´ve lived in México for 30 years and you are showing me places I´ve never seen with this chronicle of your marvelous adventure. It amazes me how you can focus on the scenery and your computer screen and a road full of obstacles. Thanks a lot and stay safe.
What an amazing place Mexico is, truly stunning 😍
Thank you so much for taking me with you through this completely unknown, so very beautiful Mexico!! I never expected that!!! I have my Honda Dominator in my backyard, und everytime " Alaska" starts she reminds me of my riding times....long time ago...how I love this sound!!!....🙏
Interesting variation of Mexico scenery. Thanks for sharing Noraly. Still watching in 2023.👍👍
Todays ride was spectacular. I often refer to riding pillion with you, that is partly because of the on bike views you give , but mostly it is your narrative, which transports us right into the experience. Of course, the drone views are exceptional. Mexico has now moved into ‘must visit’ category, the landscapes, towns, food and people must be experienced.
Hi Noraly.I consider myself someone who can take care of himself,but the places you go would put me way outside my comfort zone.Keep up the great travels and stay safe.🇨🇦
jajaja
Yep. Lots of cartel activity in Mexico so better know your route beforehand
@@BigMeanyVids I suspect he meant riding around by oneself in the middle of nowhere and such.
@@The144Kth I agree, essentially relying on your machine to get you beyond miles of parched, unforgiving landscape both brings back the courage of people who went before without the benefit of fossil fuels and the combustion engine, and their skill at finding resources where we might fail. But courage, then and now, for sure!
hey noraly,
you always start day before sunrise and trough out the day you filming and filming more beautiful things to see us as well as enjoy your life... appreciate your hard work. cuz your contents are one of the most enjoyable content I have ever found in youtube.... keep going and safe ride...
"Good morning, Internet," ....The finest way to get away with talking to yourself and avoiding being lonesome or isolated. 😊❤
I am 70 and has been 15 yrs since i rode,,,,,you are a true explorer Noraly, i have been binge watching your exploits,, keep doing as you are and showing people the real world........keep well
Absolutely stunning scenery and camera work today Noraly... Not to mention the riding. Mexico is so not what I was expecting. Its spectacular in its diversity... It must be so difficult for you in editing each video as everywhere you turn is just amazing. I wish I could hit the thumbs up button today so many times. I will have to settle for whoop whoop whoop whoop and many thanks once again for all you do to enable us to share such an amazing journey. 😊♥️
spectacular! My parents have travel in mexique, 20 years ago, it was the most spectacular travel they have ever made. I see why now!!!
Il est peut être temps de faire la même chose de ta part, le Mexique est toujours là. Salut!
Everybody in the family loves you especially my daughters your their inspiration in life now🇵🇭 we are the Mexico in asia❤️
@JG buenos días, le damos la bienvenida a su hermano en filipinas como siempre❤️
Wow, excellent capture of the terrain with the drone and on the bike. Absolutely amazing, I had no idea Mexico was so diverse in terms of topography. Thanks for your awesome work on these videos!
I stumbled upon your channel a couple weeks ago, and after binge-watching a coup[le episodes, I said ' you know what, I'll start from the very beginning ' So I started from S1-Ep1 and have finally met up with you. What a ride, what a ride. I was with you all the way, good and bad times. When you fell off a couple times and was struggling to lift it upright, you won't know it, but I was helping also. You leave all the other 'adventurers' 'in the dust' I learnt many things along the way. All the best to you, and I'm looking forward for future episodes. Let's go.
At first I thought Mexico was a wild country because of the movies, after seeing your trip Mexico has many beautiful things from its nature and small towns that are very good as a tourist reference
“Como Mexico no hay dos” it’s a popular saying. Mexico is unique.
The cowboys movies were made in the Almeria's desert, in Spain.
Well don’t watch movies, that is the impresion usa wants to give about Mexico ;)
Three words most often heard on a itchy Boots video “where’s the road”. Another epic off road ride.
I think you are amazing. Traveling alone on dirt rows through beautiful scenery. Thank you 😃
Spectacular drone footage👌
Maxican mountains are amazing beauty😍
Thanks to Norally for riding us through these beautiful places on mother earth🌎 👏👏👏🙏
These drone shots, they really add a dimension to your footage and often make me gasp in amazement. These beautiful winding dirt roads and then this tiny bug-like motorcycle that moves, determined to follow its path.
Hola Noraly las imágenes y los lugares son increibles. Mexico país maravilloso. Abrazo Argentino.
I love how you take time to even edit new clips from the intro just shows the hardwork and determimation you have and it's shows that you really care for your audience. Let's go Noraly!
Been watching Noraly for some time now and as a fellow Dutch national and motor rider I am very very proud and envious of her spectacular adventures. Keep up the spirit and cinematography Noraly. And to stay on today’s topic, you rock!!
From Day 1 in India I have been collecting screenshots...usually 2-3 per episode. Today? 36. Thank you Noraly! Mexico...not what I imagined...a gem in plain sight!
I just started watching the videos by Noraly and I have not been able to stop watching them. I find her to be the bravest woman I think I’ve ever come across and she must be very intelligent to navigate the areas that she’s been through. The scenery has been absolutely incredible and the documentary comments make it so Informative and interesting. She is definitely not from around here or anywhere in North America. I would love to run across a woman like that in the USA. She is so kind, intelligent, adventurous, brave, inspiring …OH and beautiful. She’s not afraid to get her feet wet or filthy dirty and muddy for that matter. I am very impressed with this Dutch woman and what they have given us and what her parents have raised. As they’ve said around here for a years, you go girl!
Best ride I've seen you do. Must be in your top 10? I still haven't watched previous seasons so maybe I've missed loads??? They say travelling can leave you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller, and a fine storyteller you are! Now we are speechless.
Amazing México, thank you for showing these beautiful places.
I always like your video’s but espcially the ones from these amazing landsapes. Stunning. It’s like a vacation on the couch 😄
Wow I had no idea Mexico had such incredible scenery, awesome!!!
That little pleasure laugh at 7:30....sums the ride beautifully. What a ride!! Amazing! Thanks so much for bringing this into my life!!!
...another video that shows what an incredible and special place this planet is in this vast Universe!