I would like to say that, You'd met very talented gentlemen's today, one has offered you stay and food and the other one showed you beautiful places via helicopter ride. I hope the owner should get more guest after seeing this episode. This is one of the amazing episodes this season.
My family and I usually hike in the mountains for two weeks every summer. Usually somewhere in Norway or Sweden, and after watching today's episode, we decided that next year will be in Stora Sjöfallet. Reservations have already been made!
Dear God woman! Two handsome men, a free Lodge stay, fabulous gourmet lunch and dinner, a helicopter ride and amazing sunset run in a gorgeous landscape. You are indeed the luckiest woman but you are also the most deserving of all good things in life. Enjoy all of it our Itchyboots Queen 👸🏼👏
A hundred thousand world wide adventure orientated viewers advertised to, from a trusted source for the price of a stay, dinner and a heli ride. You couldn't buy that sort of exposure if you tried.
You consistently show kindness to all the people you meet, and it's come right back at you. This series is better than anything you can see on TV. 560.000 subscribers can't be wrong. Really enjoyed watching this, I was smiling all the way through it. Ramon has the right idea, turn the TV off, ditch the news papers, and watch Itchy Boots instead.( OK he never said that I know ) Best tonic out there.
I didn't even notice this until you said it .. "I was smiling all the way through it." I realized I had been smiling all through the video just now as well :D
Noraly writes "I am so lucky!" No, Ms. Noraly, what you receive is merely a return of the grace that you routinely exhibit. So happy that you could have this experience. I hope you weren't concerned at the age of the helicopter. In aviation there is an expression: Aircraft are like the farmer's ax. "Best ax I ever owned" the farmer said, "only had to replace four heads and three handles". Breathtaking. Brought tears to my eyes with this one. Wish I could give it a hundred big thumbs up!
Yes, exactly, just a thumbs up is not enough, there should be hearts, stars and more to express our appreciation for this channel. Noraly - you are amazing!
I love your analogy about the farmer’s axe. It is the same with motorcycles. At least here in Australia. One could say: I loved that bike, I had to replace an engine and the frame but.... I once went to register a Honda 750, exactly the same as a bike I had previously owned (had wrecked it for some of the needed parts) I had bought a complete running new bike that just needed TLC and the Government just said, sure, new frame and engine on your old bike... even though it had a new VIN number... or are we just strange here I wonder... With helicopters isn’t the maintainable schedule so rigid and expensive that an aircraft that has been maintained correctly is still worth near to its’ new value and an unmaintained one fairly worthless?
" Breathtaking. Brought tears to my eyes with this one. Wish I could give it a hundred big thumbs up!" - That's exactly how I felt. I am happy for Noraly.
Okay. Sitting here in what has apparently become Insanity Central (the U.S.), this video is a breath of fresh air. Beautiful, natural surroundings, people speaking quietly and logically (God do we miss that here!), and beyond-cool helicopter and gadgetry. What more could anyone want? All you could add would be one of those motorcycle snowmobile gizmos for winter. Thanks for this wonderful escape!
And we also have problems in scandinavia.. But thanks to our calm nature, we dont behave like its the end of the world. But when we pay the tax we does in denmark for example. We also expect more from our goverment and hospitals and schools and so on.. All that probetly helps us to relax.. Scandivaian country's rank in the top among the happiest countrys in the world. We cant complain 🙂 And we dont walk around and call it comunism 🤣 We just pay higher taxes, and get more back..
US has many pockets where we are calm, sincere and caring, being one where I live, but I feel your pain! I truly appreciate the role model offered by Ramon, to be in the world and make choices that connect you with your humanness. Norely, thank you for sharing the beauty of the lands and the beauty of human nature.
Girl, I am seeing this three years after but Mama, those two men are GORGEOUS! So you got the beautiful scenery plus gorgeous men. Thank you for sharing!❤❤❤❤
This video literally brought me to tears. As someone who is obsessed with travel, but currently stuck in a country 14000 km from home (due to COVID) your videos are both inspirational and therapeutic. Thank you truly for sharing them.
So fun to know ahead of time that you have no idea at breakfast that a helicopter ride will happen. The goddess of serendipity loves giving you (and all of us!) treats. :D And we get to learn new things about helicopters. And, of course, the jaw-dropping natural beauty! What a supper! A shout out and thanks to everyone at the Mountain Center.
Although I have been on several hikes in the Swedish mountains (we call them "Fjällen" a fjäll is a mountain) and also flown in helicopters over them, the beauty of your footage takes my breath away. Sweden could not have asked for a better ambassador to promote its virtues than you, Noraly❣ Thank you!
@Paolo G Yea the Swedish pronounce of fjäll is easiest translated fjell which sounds wery similar to fell, probably one of all the words our vikings brought to you. 👍 And yes Allen, this episode from Noraly was a great veiw on our fjäll ! I live quite near the mountains (not as far north tho) and have a cabin up in the mountains and this was just an awesome capture of why I Love beeing up in our Fjäll, both the people and the nature 👌
It has always seemed to me that the farther one gets from population centers, the more generous people are of both their time and resources! Great episode!
Yeah it's true, but also they need to be nice because they get less travelers, in the city you can be arrogant and still there is 10 people round the corner.
So true, I experienced this myself so many times, in New Zealand, in France, in Albania...the remoter you are, the friendlier and more accomodating people become.
Nuraly is such a natural orator with all the little snippets of local knowledge of the places she visits. Each video is a pleasure to watch. She seems to be such a COMPLETE person, so comfortable in her own skin, enjoying every minute on her journeys! Best viewing on UA-cam. I wish her ultimate success in whatever she does, moving forward. Much love and admiration to her.
At the very end, when Noraly chuckles during her "goodbye" you could really tell she had and extraordinary day. Good on her. And good on the Swedish locals who showed her such hospitality.
I love the look in people's eyes when they realize they are meeting someone special and I easily saw that with these two gentlemen from Stora Sjöfallet Mountain Center and FiskFlyg. Your humble, cheerful, fully engaged, curious, generous approach when you meet people ('Can I have a lunch?', 'And you're the pilot?') makes it quickly clear to them, and that makes for a wonderful experience for everyone. Yay!
Wow oh wow! This is my favourite video of season 3 so far. The scenery was out of this world and the two guys were so nice and sincere and really felt that you were due a special treat for all that you have done. I am sure that when you are as old as me, this day will always be one that you will remember and bring a smile to your face. Awesome!
@@TubeOrNotTube I live in Oulu. My GF's family is from Tornedalen from both sides of the border and I visit Sweden pretty much every month. I've visited Gällivare & Kiruna several times but I don't think I've ever stopped and just looked at the sights.
one of the best videos and goes to show that people make a country not politicians or governments. The warmth and genuine generosity of people all over the world truly can be achieved without the division of politics. Noraly is providing a new type of documentary that beats all competition of high cost celebrity productions showing the world in a completely self contained and natural view without the drama and with a smile.
It shows how a random decision when travelling, like you just spotting a cafe while riding & can be one of those moments that will give you memories for a lifetime. Especially if you treat people with respect & show an interest in their world while it is a part of yours. Absolutely Awesome video.
really? so if I went to the same place, I get a candle-lit dinner and a helicopter ride too? Me thinks not!! I thought it looked a bit awkward for Noraly, as if she just got ambushed at the last moment.
@@brucea4608So you do not understand the idea of what Nigel wrote? He hardly tries to say that all guests can fly a helicopter for free! Was it all of a sudden wrong of them to surprise Noraly?
There cannot be a person who will give you thumbs down. No way. This episode was just stunning, the happines in your eyes was truly visible. I watched it, and it seems like 5 minutes, not 20 minutes episod. Bravoooo.
I seriously just found out that this episode was over 20min when I read you comment!? I've just watched the whole video and was reading al the nice comments she got when I stumble over yours, Like: " what 20min!??" -Looking at the screen... "Wtf!??? Is this another time zone or what???" 😂👍
100% true My Dad believed this words till he his last breath. Good things happen to good people. We with Noraly become one family and we are also proud of swedish people. God bless you.
So you spot a random cafe in the middle of nowhere and when you go inside you meet "Stan Stunning" who feeds you a gourmet meal and offers you a room for the night. He then introduces you to " Phil Fabulous " who flies helicopters and takes you on a spectacular tour. But wait.. you then return to the lodge for another feast with your two admirers. You may as well return home now because I can't see how you will top this day. But wait...let's find out what's around the next bend anyway. Nice video.
@@toqtoq3361 Itchy Boots would be nothing without her UA-cam following, that's why she's 'ours', but my comment was said affectionately, so don't get your nickers in a knot over it!
The helicopter scenes brought tears to my eyes for it reminded me of when my kids and I took a helicopter tour of the Canadian Rockies near Jasper National Park before they moved across the country to the East coast with their mom.
You say The luckiest women in the world , but hey we the viewers are the luckiest in the world watching all this. Kudos to the kind gentlemen for taking care of you. Sweden is stunning from air. Will keep it in memory.
Hi Noraly, What an epic day you've had. The camera work inside the helicopter was absolutely stunning. Such fantastic scenery. Thank you for sharing with us. Stay safe x
Noraly, Another amazing video I think your magnetic personality just resonates with people everywhere weather it's in person or watching you in a video, not surprising what people will do for you, you are an extraordinary human being,you are useing the power of UA-cam in such a positive and refreshing way Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Oh to be young again. I have been in a Helicopter only once in my life and it was to be rescued by the US coast Guard after a boating accident. I am so happy you got to do this. When I visited Kodiak Island Alaska I took a mail flight to the outer camps. It was over the mountains and through pretty rough areas. The mountain goats and wildlife, Bears, was amazing. Thanks for taking us with you.
This guy, Ramon, has found life….. uncomplicated, away from the city lights and a place to be free from the bondage of possessions. Both men were really humble gentlemen.
Those two guys are fantastic, friendly and hospitable. Wow, wow, wow. Kudos to those guys they are true ambassadors of their country. This has to be the best video you have presented. Absolutely amazing....... thank you!!
You get my "Pivot"of the year award- 5 months ago the world was closing in on everyone and you escaped South America just in time, only to open a different world for yourself. Great work.
Wow! Amazing nature and hospitality of the Northern Vikings. I've been in Scandinavia a few times and it so peaceful and breathtaking there. You can meet local people with British accent. Scandinavian people are so calm and smart. It was great to see you are so happy Noraly!
Queen of the road, and now queen of the skies!!. Swedish people are one of the kindest and most cultured I have met, well done for this brilliant episode, many thanks for sharing this wonderful experience.
Noraly, also, I just completed my first Moto adventure, 3,000 miles across the American West. You gave me insights on how to travel and what to look for, so thank you for that. I was approached by a man one morning at a campsite and he asked to visit with me and ask me about my bike and set up. He was in an RV and does not ride or own a motorcycle, but he asked; Of course you follow itchy boots on youtube, yes? I just laughed thinking, Wow, Noraly is the one woman motorcycle Public Relations machine.
I am from Gällivare and I am glad you have experienced our hospitality. I was welcomed here 12 years ago and can’t seem to leave until now. Its truly beautiful and peaceful place to live. Born in war torn Somalia and now in the arctic.... the exactly medicine I need it. The place, the people and energy itself. Välkommen åter:)
Thank you to all the gentlemen who made his happen. I never realized how beautiful it is over there. Hopefully they will get some more visitors because of this video. Greetings from America~!
What a couple of smashing kinds guys you met. So nice of them to show you the sites in a helicopter. How beautiful it was.. Full of envy. Beautifully shot. What you give out you get back. Keep up inspiring all of us during theses difficult times.
What idiots keep giving thumbs down. if you don't like this kind of video stop watching them. I'm 73 years old and have ridden bikes since I was 16 years old and these videos take me back in time. Keep up the good work.
I wish I could like this a million times! What an incredible day you had! The landscape is absolutely breathtaking! Thank you so much for sharing with us!
Foreign languages are seen important in all Nordic countries. There is also another factor contributing people's English skills: Nordic countries are such small language areas, that it is not worth the cost and trouble to dub foreign movies or TV programs into Swedish, Finnish or Norwegian. So, we use subtitles, and people hear English every day, which makes learning the language much easier.
It’s very easy for most of us to learn because of how much is in English here and languages are very related as well. We’re one of if not the most English proficient non-native to English country in the world.
My wife was born in Finland and she says that the schools there require language classes in Swedish and English. It makes me, as an American, feel like I'm not trying :-) But I have picked up some Finnish as well as Spanish (which is quite useful here). As Americans, we're not presented with multiple languages in our daily lives as they are in Europe. So it's much more common for people there to speak a few different languages.
O wow Noraly that helicopter ride was just so awesome - the scenery gave me goosebumps. What a beautiful day you had. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Noraly, you are such a lucky woman. I lived in Sweden many, many years ago. I was mainly in Göteborg(Gothenburg), all in all, six years. Gothenburg was founded primarily as a Dutch trading colony, the Dutch being on the same side as King Gustavus in the 30 years war, and had German and Scottish influence. Dutch planners and engineers made a contract to construct the city as they had the skills needed to drain and build in the marshy areas chosen for the town. The town was designed like Dutch cities such as Amsterdam, Batavia (Jakarta), and New Amsterdam (Manhattan). The planning of Gothenburg's streets and canals closely resembled that of Jakarta, which was built by the Dutch around the same time.
Watching in 2023 having only recently discovered your fantastic channel. Absolutely amazing helicopter ride and hospitality from the two Swedish guys. 👍👍👍
Sometimes the sun shines so brightly that the small tribations are quickly push aside. Today your world was all sunshine. Glad your pilot took the time to answer all your questions in an understandable manner. That is a pilot the loves his job. Thanks for taking us along. You meet the nicest people on a Honda....
Breathtaking views! No, luck has nothing to do with it. It is your warm smile, innocent laughter and your ability to bring light into a dark time for everyone you meet. It is us who are lucky. Us who found you here on UA-cam and get to follow along. Not just the views, but with you! Planning my own trip to Nova Scotia now!!
Bobber Dude hey bopper dude, you will enjoy Nova Scotia, I’m from there and we have lots of great bike. Roads to explore. Obviously the Cabot Trail, but there are dozens of other great rides also. One tip, come in July or aug for best weather
Bobber Dude. You WON'T regret N.S. If this is your first time, take in the Cabot Trail, Cape Breton and other Eastern Provincesas well. Hope it all comes together for you. Stay safe. 🖖🏽🇨🇦
@@geofiggy yes. Planning the Cabot Trail for sure. I only have 10 days to do it and I’ll be leaving from South Carolina to try to get in as much as possible! Lol. Thanks!
With a smile and a friendly attitude and over 1/2 million subscribers Noraly gets treated very well. Of course the people at the lodge and the helicopter business get a lot of free advertisement but she would get treated just as well most of the time without all of that because she is Noraly and it is hard to not want to be nice to someone like her. Big smiles and being friendly always make people want to be nicer to you than being a grouch. Both of the meals looked like 5 star to me, wow what a day.
The Stora Sjöfallet is named after a hough waterfall that was once as big as the US Niagara Fall. But many years ago they build a gigantic tunnel system and used the water for a powerplant that still produces much electricity. Now you can only walk on the walls of that fall and try to imagine the thunder and the mass of water once are roaring down in the valley.
Awesome video. I just love how all your questions about the helicopter were so spot on. Like payload, age, hours etc. I suspect you have a real solid knowledge of mechanics. Small wonder you have 560k subscribers, probably mainly guys. Thanks again for taking us along. Long may you ride. Gxx.
No doubt you will not get a chance to read this Noraly, but I have to say this was a blessed day for you. the music you picked out for the helicopter ride was so fitting. There is a certain inner peace when you are up in the air looking down at God's wonderful creation, and the music you chose was perfect for this video. Indeed, you are the luckiest person to have a chance to do this. And we are so very lucky that you bring this to us. Thank you young lady for these video's.
Yeah like the other comments, i agree that you deserve this. You make over half a million people happy every week. Luckely these guys made you happy with that helicopter ride. Loved todays video and see you that happy. Enjoy youre ride and waiting for the next video. Ride save Noraly.🇾🇪
Wow wow wow!! I think this is my favorite episode so far, how amazing!! All the kindness and good vibes you give have now been given back to you. It made me so happy to see this. The most beautiful things in life are unexpected:)
Looks just like Canada - trees, rocks, lakes, food (moose, deer, fishing and bugs) ... but with a Swedish twist that is simply lovely ... sounds crazy but I would love to go on vacation to Northern Sweden/Finland even if it looks just like Canada! I hope you can get to Canada one day Noraly (we have Trans Canada Trail newly created/updated).
I was born in northern Finland, and lived in Sweden for many years. Now live in Canada. So all this looks very familiar to me. You should absolutely visit Lapland, on the Finnish side if you can.
I'm from Ontario, spent a year in Western Sweden (Gothenburg), and am now in Newfoundland. The Gothenburg area reminded me a lot of Northern Ontario -Lakes, forests, rocks, a very Georgian Bay feel. I didn't get a chance to get to the North of Sweden when I was living there, but from this video, the inland parts of Newfoundland with its subarctic landscape has many similarities. I'm going to have to go back to visit Lapland some day!
I just love the comments on this channel! You have the opportunity to lern something every episode, last episode we got to lern how you can use birch to both get a fire started and use it as medicine. And this time we get to lern about helicopters the mountains and and how old they are!😁👍👍
I'm a big fan of Jonna Jinton's vlogs from Sweden and now after seeing this vlog I am truly convinced that Sweden is the most beautiful and magical place on earth and made even more so by the wonderful people that live there.
Those gentlemen were so good to you! I loved the table setting for you. But you also got them to feel good about having a classy woman (adventurer) to share part of a lifestyle they brought with them from city businessmen career days. So awesome! My first helicopter ride was in the bush if Alaska in a Bell 206.
Fun fact about Sweden, if you live in Trelleborg (where Noraly first touched land in Sweden), you are actually closer to Paris, France (1 407 km) then you are to Stora Sjofallet national park (1 772 km).
This video is a prime example of the serendipity of travel! Starting the day with one plan and ending up doing something totally different and amazing!
Noraly, you lucky lass ! Ramon is right; I don't watch live TV; keeps the head clear ! That pilot is right on his game too and in a fantastic place to fly. Two GPS on his coaming says he's diligent. I once flew up the coast of Florida with 3 GPS just for giggles and each one placed me in a different location, the worst being 3 miles out to sea, so in a flying environment, for the sake of your pilot's most precious passenger..........he's doing the right thing. I'm very jealous of your day !
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"I don't read (the Newspaper) and don't watch TV. So its really peaceful." No truer words have ever been spoken!
That's what I do as well. Tv is garbage.
I would like to say that, You'd met very talented gentlemen's today, one has offered you stay and food and the other one showed you beautiful places via helicopter ride. I hope the owner should get more guest after seeing this episode. This is one of the amazing episodes this season.
My family and I usually hike in the mountains for two weeks every summer. Usually somewhere in Norway or Sweden, and after watching today's episode, we decided that next year will be in Stora Sjöfallet. Reservations have already been made!
That was an amazing lodge..Food looked excellent and the tranquillity ..so nice people..a place with visiting for sure.
Yes agree too 😘
Yes!! I will be flying next week if I can but this Covid is ruining all my plans of any holiday!! Sad ☹️
This made me wanna go there, so I guess it worked, now to show it to the wife and get her approval :)
Dear God woman! Two handsome men, a free Lodge stay, fabulous gourmet lunch and dinner, a helicopter ride and amazing sunset run in a gorgeous landscape. You are indeed the luckiest woman but you are also the most deserving of all good things in life. Enjoy all of it our Itchyboots Queen 👸🏼👏
I think those guys hope she will return someday for a longer visit!!
thressa
I think so too 👍
A hundred thousand world wide adventure orientated viewers advertised to, from a trusted source for the price of a stay, dinner and a heli ride. You couldn't buy that sort of exposure if you tried.
Absolutely fantastic helicopter experience.Thank you to Ramon & pilot for showing us all about their world.
Hard work really does bring good luck! 😁
I live on the mountains in Sweden 🇸🇪 and I completely understand the lodges owner when he said it is a much better life here. I love this place.
Both the guys were very handsome yet very gentlemanly polite and kind….Noraly deserve such kind and big hearted hosts
You consistently show kindness to all the people you meet, and it's come right back at you. This series is better than anything you can see on TV. 560.000 subscribers can't be wrong. Really enjoyed watching this, I was smiling all the way through it.
Ramon has the right idea, turn the TV off, ditch the news papers, and watch Itchy Boots instead.( OK he never said that I know ) Best tonic out there.
Ramon is a very good businessman, best advertisement at Noraly´s itchy boots for his holiday resort.
You speak for me!
He’s most likely binge watching Itchy Boots season 1, right now. :D
Could not put it better myself
I didn't even notice this until you said it .. "I was smiling all the way through it."
I realized I had been smiling all through the video just now as well :D
Noraly writes "I am so lucky!" No, Ms. Noraly, what you receive is merely a return of the grace that you routinely exhibit. So happy that you could have this experience. I hope you weren't concerned at the age of the helicopter. In aviation there is an expression: Aircraft are like the farmer's ax. "Best ax I ever owned" the farmer said, "only had to replace four heads and three handles". Breathtaking. Brought tears to my eyes with this one. Wish I could give it a hundred big thumbs up!
Yes, exactly, just a thumbs up is not enough, there should be hearts, stars and more to express our appreciation for this channel. Noraly - you are amazing!
So true. Echt waar.!
I love your analogy about the farmer’s axe. It is the same with motorcycles. At least here in Australia. One could say: I loved that bike, I had to replace an engine and the frame but.... I once went to register a Honda 750, exactly the same as a bike I had previously owned (had wrecked it for some of the needed parts) I had bought a complete running new bike that just needed TLC and the Government just said, sure, new frame and engine on your old bike... even though it had a new VIN number... or are we just strange here I wonder... With helicopters isn’t the maintainable schedule so rigid and expensive that an aircraft that has been maintained correctly is still worth near to its’ new value and an unmaintained one fairly worthless?
" Breathtaking. Brought tears to my eyes with this one. Wish I could give it a hundred big thumbs up!" - That's exactly how I felt. I am happy for Noraly.
The English among you might refer to Trigger's broom ;)
Okay. Sitting here in what has apparently become Insanity Central (the U.S.), this video is a breath of fresh air. Beautiful, natural surroundings, people speaking quietly and logically (God do we miss that here!), and beyond-cool helicopter and gadgetry. What more could anyone want? All you could add would be one of those motorcycle snowmobile gizmos for winter. Thanks for this wonderful escape!
🥺 come to europe 🥺
Insanity central!? 😢
A lot of us europeans share your grief.
Better times to come. 🙏🏼
And we also have problems in scandinavia..
But thanks to our calm nature, we dont behave like its the end of the world.
But when we pay the tax we does in denmark for example.
We also expect more from our goverment and hospitals and schools and so on..
All that probetly helps us to relax..
Scandivaian country's rank in the top among the happiest countrys in the world.
We cant complain 🙂
And we dont walk around and call it comunism 🤣
We just pay higher taxes, and get more back..
Me too. I'm in K.C. watching this.
US has many pockets where we are calm, sincere and caring, being one where I live, but I feel your pain! I truly appreciate the role model offered by Ramon, to be in the world and make choices that connect you with your humanness. Norely, thank you for sharing the beauty of the lands and the beauty of human nature.
Girl, I am seeing this three years after but Mama, those two men are GORGEOUS! So you got the beautiful scenery plus gorgeous men. Thank you for sharing!❤❤❤❤
Wow!! I know the pilot! He is a former student of mine!!! He is a super nice guy, and a pretty good bass player too!!
This video literally brought me to tears. As someone who is obsessed with travel, but currently stuck in a country 14000 km from home (due to COVID) your videos are both inspirational and therapeutic. Thank you truly for sharing them.
I felt the same way but I don't know why it became emotional for me. I think that her excitement about her travels puts you right there with her.
I'm with Kevin!
She's so appreciative of the people she meets and the kindness that they show her.
So fun to know ahead of time that you have no idea at breakfast that a helicopter ride will happen. The goddess of serendipity loves giving you (and all of us!) treats. :D And we get to learn new things about helicopters. And, of course, the jaw-dropping natural beauty! What a supper! A shout out and thanks to everyone at the Mountain Center.
Although I have been on several hikes in the Swedish mountains (we call them "Fjällen" a fjäll is a mountain) and also flown in helicopters over them, the beauty of your footage takes my breath away. Sweden could not have asked for a better ambassador to promote its virtues than you, Noraly❣ Thank you!
@Paolo G
Yea the Swedish pronounce of fjäll is easiest translated fjell which sounds wery similar to fell, probably one of all the words our vikings brought to you. 👍
And yes Allen, this episode from Noraly was a great veiw on our fjäll !
I live quite near the mountains (not as far north tho) and have a cabin up in the mountains and this was just an awesome capture of why I Love beeing up in our Fjäll, both the people and the nature 👌
It has always seemed to me that the farther one gets from population centers, the more generous people are of both their time and resources! Great episode!
Agreed :)
Yeah it's true, but also they need to be nice because they get less travelers, in the city you can be arrogant and still there is 10 people round the corner.
So true, I experienced this myself so many times, in New Zealand, in France, in Albania...the remoter you are, the friendlier and more accomodating people become.
Nuraly is such a natural orator with all the little snippets of local knowledge of the places she visits. Each video is a pleasure to watch. She seems to be such a COMPLETE person, so comfortable in her own skin, enjoying every minute on her journeys! Best viewing on UA-cam. I wish her ultimate success in whatever she does, moving forward. Much love and admiration to her.
When you ride a motorbike, you always meet the nicest and kindest people. And thanks to Ramonyou got to see some stunning scenery.
Exactly. This is why we ride. ❤️
*you meet the nicest people on a Honda*
;)
@@bigchungus2667 And Yamaha as well sorry !
Himalayan, too.
Used to be a Honda slogan and an ad back in the day :)
At the very end, when Noraly chuckles during her "goodbye" you could really tell she had and extraordinary day. Good on her. And good on the Swedish locals who showed her such hospitality.
I think Ronin was sad she couldn't stay longer, and perhaps run (ride) wild amongst her Reindeer mates... ;)
The northern part has the best people in Sweden :)
@@jontiswe same with the uk
The sweetest girl on a bike anywhere brings out the best in other people. You deserved all the special attention you received from these guys.
Favorite episode so far 😊
I love the look in people's eyes when they realize they are meeting someone special and I easily saw that with these two gentlemen from Stora Sjöfallet Mountain Center and FiskFlyg. Your humble, cheerful, fully engaged, curious, generous approach when you meet people ('Can I have a lunch?', 'And you're the pilot?') makes it quickly clear to them, and that makes for a wonderful experience for everyone. Yay!
Wow oh wow! This is my favourite video of season 3 so far. The scenery was out of this world and the two guys were so nice and sincere and really felt that you were due a special treat for all that you have done. I am sure that when you are as old as me, this day will always be one that you will remember and bring a smile to your face. Awesome!
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As someone who lives close to Sweden and has been there about a grillion times, you've still managed to show me new places. Thanks Itchy.
For a moment, when I saw your profile pic I thought OH my gosh Jeremy is on he....and then I realized, probably not, thanks for the moment :).
As a landscape photographer this is truly an epic place. It's a dream to visit this.
@@TubeOrNotTube I live in Oulu. My GF's family is from Tornedalen from both sides of the border and I visit Sweden pretty much every month. I've visited Gällivare & Kiruna several times but I don't think I've ever stopped and just looked at the sights.
Gazillion*, but grillion sounds cool too haha
@@shaungordon9737 Grillion is from Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy book 3. The Krikkits had killed a grillion people.
Thumbs up for the guys at Stora Sjöfallets Fjällanläggning and Fisk Flyg :)
Those guys can really say "Welcome to Sweden" just by doing their thing.
one of the best videos and goes to show that people make a country not politicians or governments. The warmth and genuine generosity of people all over the world truly can be achieved without the division of politics. Noraly is providing a new type of documentary that beats all competition of high cost celebrity productions showing the world in a completely self contained and natural view without the drama and with a smile.
It shows how a random decision when travelling, like you just spotting a cafe while riding & can be one of those moments that will give you memories for a lifetime. Especially if you treat people with respect & show an interest in their world while it is a part of yours.
Absolutely Awesome video.
OMG. When you think this channel can’t get any better, absolutely fantastic. Moved to tears by your brilliant day. Keep it up. Alan.
Yes!
These two gentlemen are a perfect example of how to sell tourism in Sweden.
really? so if I went to the same place, I get a candle-lit dinner and a helicopter ride too? Me thinks not!! I thought it looked a bit awkward for Noraly, as if she just got ambushed at the last moment.
@@brucea4608So you do not understand the idea of what Nigel wrote? He hardly tries to say that all guests can fly a helicopter for free! Was it all of a sudden wrong of them to surprise Noraly?
@@brucea4608 Persona non grata with your mouth.
@@brucea4608 I've been in northern Sweden and people are really that hospitable even if they took the opportunity to do some advertising :)
Are they swedes? pretty decent english ;)
There cannot be a person who will give you thumbs down. No way. This episode was just stunning, the happines in your eyes was truly visible. I watched it, and it seems like 5 minutes, not 20 minutes episod. Bravoooo.
I think the thumbs down perhaps are jealous or envious.
@@johngilbert9553 Or because the video is too short.....
I seriously just found out that this episode was over 20min when I read you comment!?
I've just watched the whole video and was reading al the nice comments she got when I stumble over yours,
Like: " what 20min!??"
-Looking at the screen...
"Wtf!??? Is this another time zone or what???"
😂👍
This is probably my all time favorite video that I’ve watched so far! Just stunning. And such hospitable Swedish people!
I agree!!
Was für ein tollerTag voller Abenteuer 🤗👌👏
I never realised Sweden was so beautiful
Good things happen to good people.. proud to be swedish and se how well you are taking care of while visiting.
100% true
My Dad believed this words till he his last breath.
Good things happen to good people.
We with Noraly become one family and we are also proud of swedish people.
God bless you.
So you spot a random cafe in the middle of nowhere and when you go inside you meet "Stan Stunning" who feeds you a gourmet meal and offers you a room for the night. He then introduces you to " Phil Fabulous " who flies helicopters and takes you on a spectacular tour. But wait.. you then return to the lodge for another feast with your two admirers. You may as well return home now because I can't see how you will top this day. But wait...let's find out what's around the next bend anyway. Nice video.
Hahahah...spot on! Right out of a Harlequin Romance novel!
Beautiful review... spot on! LIFE is amazing, isn't it?! PEACE, NAMASTÉ 😉👍🏼✌🏼
I think those two guys instantly fell in love with our Noraly!
Love is in the air 🥰 candles were a nice touch 😂
@@toqtoq3361 Itchy Boots would be nothing without her UA-cam following, that's why she's 'ours', but my comment was said affectionately, so don't get your nickers in a knot over it!
The helicopter scenes brought tears to my eyes for it reminded me of when my kids and I took a helicopter tour of the Canadian Rockies near Jasper National Park before they moved across the country to the East coast with their mom.
The people of this country are very hospitable. 👍
You say The luckiest women in the world , but hey we the viewers are the luckiest in the world watching all this. Kudos to the kind gentlemen for taking care of you. Sweden is stunning from air. Will keep it in memory.
The helicopter pilot was lucky as well, to have a candlelight dinner with Noraly! 😉
Swedish hospitality at the best!
Little did those two fellers know that on that day they would become Rock Stars!
I randomly found your "swedishpolice" video and know ive looked at 7 episodes straight 😂👍👍
Me too! Exactly the same happend!
I did the same thing.
Same here
Same for me 🙂
Same here...in the middle of the night 😅 Very nice travel videos! 👌
Beautiful country 👍👍👍🇦🇺
Hi Noraly, What an epic day you've had. The camera work inside the helicopter was absolutely stunning. Such fantastic scenery. Thank you for sharing with us. Stay safe x
Might be the best 20 minutes of video I’ve watched in my life. Stunning! Thank you for bringing it to life Noraly.
that pilot was so nice. friendly people for sure. you are leaving the dream.
Beautiful country.
Semplicemente fantastico.....brava brava.
Noraly,
I know why you meet so many wonderful, friendly people. It's all you it's about, open, contact seeking and charming.
The bike and the gear helps alot. If you are a biker you know 😊
@@cfvgd
No I am not but very receptive to female charm.
Noraly,
Another amazing video
I think your magnetic personality just resonates with people everywhere weather it's in person or watching you in a video, not surprising what people will do for you, you are an extraordinary human being,you are useing the power of UA-cam in such a positive and refreshing way
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you Noraly
Oh to be young again. I have been in a Helicopter only once in my life and it was to be rescued by the US coast Guard after a boating accident. I am so happy you got to do this. When I visited Kodiak Island Alaska I took a mail flight to the outer camps. It was over the mountains and through pretty rough areas. The mountain goats and wildlife, Bears, was amazing. Thanks for taking us with you.
This guy, Ramon, has found life….. uncomplicated, away from the city lights and a place to be free from the bondage of possessions. Both men were really humble gentlemen.
Those two guys are fantastic, friendly and hospitable. Wow, wow, wow. Kudos to those guys they are true ambassadors of their country.
This has to be the best video you have presented. Absolutely amazing....... thank you!!
You get my "Pivot"of the year award- 5 months ago the world was closing in on everyone and you escaped South America just in time, only to open a different world for yourself. Great work.
Wow! Amazing nature and hospitality of the Northern Vikings. I've been in Scandinavia a few times and it so peaceful and breathtaking there. You can meet local people with British accent. Scandinavian people are so calm and smart.
It was great to see you are so happy Noraly!
Queen of the road, and now queen of the skies!!. Swedish people are one of the kindest and most cultured I have met, well done for this brilliant episode, many thanks for sharing this wonderful experience.
Lucky lucky you very nice place beautiful views, good good people. One only sees these kind of places in national geographics, thank much.
As a Swede, I'm really happy to to see you spoiled like this!
Thanks for a great video!
Noraly, also, I just completed my first Moto adventure, 3,000 miles across the American West. You gave me insights on how to travel and what to look for, so thank you for that. I was approached by a man one morning at a campsite and he asked to visit with me and ask me about my bike and set up. He was in an RV and does not ride or own a motorcycle, but he asked; Of course you follow itchy boots on youtube, yes? I just laughed thinking, Wow, Noraly is the one woman motorcycle Public Relations machine.
Me too
I am from Gällivare and I am glad you have experienced our hospitality. I was welcomed here 12 years ago and can’t seem to leave until now. Its truly beautiful and peaceful place to live. Born in war torn Somalia and now in the arctic.... the exactly medicine I need it. The place, the people and energy itself. Välkommen åter:)
Thank you to all the gentlemen who made his happen. I never realized how beautiful it is over there. Hopefully they will get some more visitors because of this video. Greetings from America~!
How fu**ing epic of a day was this! And what a grande show of hospitality by the two gents. Top of the range.
What a couple of smashing kinds guys you met. So nice of them to show you the sites in a helicopter. How beautiful it was.. Full of envy. Beautifully shot. What you give out you get back. Keep up inspiring all of us during theses difficult times.
What a huge drone. 😁
Great episode, Your warmth & kindness are your passport to the world!
One of the best episodes ever, Noraly!!
'one life, live it'
You're one person living life to the max, just fantastic
A real bike chick adventurer, 🏍️🏍️🏍️
What idiots keep giving thumbs down. if you don't like this kind of video stop watching them. I'm 73 years old and have ridden bikes since I was 16 years old and these videos take me back in time. Keep up the good work.
Love the scenic helicopter ride,awesome...miss my days in the Airforce
I wish I could like this a million times! What an incredible day you had! The landscape is absolutely breathtaking! Thank you so much for sharing with us!
It never ceases to amaze me how many people speak English and very well at that. Again, another great video.
Foreign languages are seen important in all Nordic countries.
There is also another factor contributing people's English skills: Nordic countries are such small language areas, that it is not worth the cost and trouble to dub foreign movies or TV programs into Swedish, Finnish or Norwegian. So, we use subtitles, and people hear English every day, which makes learning the language much easier.
It’s very easy for most of us to learn because of how much is in English here and languages are very related as well. We’re one of if not the most English proficient non-native to English country in the world.
My wife was born in Finland and she says that the schools there require language classes in Swedish and English. It makes me, as an American, feel like I'm not trying :-) But I have picked up some Finnish as well as Spanish (which is quite useful here). As Americans, we're not presented with multiple languages in our daily lives as they are in Europe. So it's much more common for people there to speak a few different languages.
O wow Noraly that helicopter ride was just so awesome - the scenery gave me goosebumps. What a beautiful day you had. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Noraly, you are such a lucky woman. I lived in Sweden many, many years ago. I was mainly in Göteborg(Gothenburg), all in all, six years. Gothenburg was founded primarily as a Dutch trading colony, the Dutch being on the same side as King Gustavus in the 30 years war, and had German and Scottish influence. Dutch planners and engineers made a contract to construct the city as they had the skills needed to drain and build in the marshy areas chosen for the town. The town was designed like Dutch cities such as Amsterdam, Batavia (Jakarta), and New Amsterdam (Manhattan). The planning of Gothenburg's streets and canals closely resembled that of Jakarta, which was built by the Dutch around the same time.
Watching in 2023 having only recently discovered your fantastic channel. Absolutely amazing helicopter ride and hospitality from the two Swedish guys. 👍👍👍
Sometimes the sun shines so brightly that the small tribations are quickly push aside. Today your world was all sunshine. Glad your pilot took the time to answer all your questions in an understandable manner. That is a pilot the loves his job. Thanks for taking us along. You meet the nicest people on a Honda....
Noraly, thank you for showing the beauty of nature and the beauty of human nature.
Breathtaking views! No, luck has nothing to do with it. It is your warm smile, innocent laughter and your ability to bring light into a dark time for everyone you meet. It is us who are lucky. Us who found you here on UA-cam and get to follow along. Not just the views, but with you! Planning my own trip to Nova Scotia now!!
Bobber Dude hey bopper dude, you will enjoy Nova Scotia, I’m from there and we have lots of great bike. Roads to explore. Obviously the Cabot Trail, but there are dozens of other great rides also. One tip, come in July or aug for best weather
Bobber Dude. You WON'T regret N.S. If this is your first time, take in the Cabot Trail, Cape Breton and other Eastern Provincesas well. Hope it all comes together for you. Stay safe. 🖖🏽🇨🇦
Very well put, almost poetic.
@@geofiggy yes. Planning the Cabot Trail for sure. I only have 10 days to do it and I’ll be leaving from South Carolina to try to get in as much as possible! Lol. Thanks!
With a smile and a friendly attitude and over 1/2 million subscribers Noraly gets treated very well. Of course the people at the lodge and the helicopter business get a lot of free advertisement but she would get treated just as well most of the time without all of that because she is Noraly and it is hard to not want to be nice to someone like her. Big smiles and being friendly always make people want to be nicer to you than being a grouch. Both of the meals looked like 5 star to me, wow what a day.
The Stora Sjöfallet is named after a hough waterfall that was once as big as the US Niagara Fall. But many years ago they build a gigantic tunnel system and used the water for a powerplant that still produces much electricity. Now you can only walk on the walls of that fall and try to imagine the thunder and the mass of water once are roaring down in the valley.
They built the first power plant there as early as in 1919. Nowadays only about 4% of the water mass runs over the natural falls.
Awesome video. I just love how all your questions about the helicopter were so spot on. Like payload, age, hours etc. I suspect you have a real solid knowledge of mechanics. Small wonder you have 560k subscribers, probably mainly guys. Thanks again for taking us along. Long may you ride. Gxx.
She's a very intelligent woman. Has multiple degrees and seems to pick up languages so easily
@@shaungordon9737. absolutely. After you watch Noraly's videos you come away feeling a little better informed about a wide variety of stuff.
@@shaungordon9737 she sure picks up a new language fast!
Wonder if that will be the case with the finnish (Finland) language to?!!
Looks like the boys fell in love with you, can't blame them.
Twenty minutes later, I've got a sore jaw from smiling the whole time without realising it. Way to go Noraly! Best episode ever!
No doubt you will not get a chance to read this Noraly, but I have to say this was a blessed day for you. the music you picked out for the helicopter ride was so fitting. There is a certain inner peace when you are up in the air looking down at God's wonderful creation, and the music you chose was perfect for this video. Indeed, you are the luckiest person to have a chance to do this. And we are so very lucky that you bring this to us. Thank you young lady for these video's.
15:33❤ Noraly most magic moment, epic .
Yeah like the other comments, i agree that you deserve this. You make over half a million people happy every week. Luckely these guys made you happy with that helicopter ride. Loved todays video and see you that happy. Enjoy youre ride and waiting for the next video. Ride save Noraly.🇾🇪
I could live right there in that very spot. Once again amazing scenery and a beautiful country. Your content just keeps getting better and better.
Wow wow wow!! I think this is my favorite episode so far, how amazing!! All the kindness and good vibes you give have now been given back to you. It made me so happy to see this. The most beautiful things in life are unexpected:)
Are you kidding me!!?? WOW!! How lucky was this!!?? This is my new favorite video! ❤❤❤
You are such a people's person. Such a magnet.
Looks just like Canada - trees, rocks, lakes, food (moose, deer, fishing and bugs) ... but with a Swedish twist that is simply lovely ... sounds crazy but I would love to go on vacation to Northern Sweden/Finland even if it looks just like Canada! I hope you can get to Canada one day Noraly (we have Trans Canada Trail newly created/updated).
I was born in northern Finland, and lived in Sweden for many years. Now live in Canada. So all this looks very familiar to me. You should absolutely visit Lapland, on the Finnish side if you can.
ettrick doo yes I agree. I am in Canada as well. Alberta. The only thing is that the reindeer here are called caribou. Same animal.
@@jimderksen1653 I did not know that. I'm in Newfoundland and we have a lot of Caribou here.
Scandinavia and Canada seem very much the same. I am from Norway, but when i see videos from Canada, it does look a lot like Scandinavia.
I'm from Ontario, spent a year in Western Sweden (Gothenburg), and am now in Newfoundland. The Gothenburg area reminded me a lot of Northern Ontario -Lakes, forests, rocks, a very Georgian Bay feel. I didn't get a chance to get to the North of Sweden when I was living there, but from this video, the inland parts of Newfoundland with its subarctic landscape has many similarities. I'm going to have to go back to visit Lapland some day!
Yes! Another episode and a few minutes of pure smiling. Kidney stones be damned!
Get well soon!
Thatś why i love my Sweden! ❤️🇸🇪
Speech less
Absolutely amazing 🤩!
One of the best episodes ever ✨🌅
The landscape, the flight, evening drive and the wonderfull dinner 👍🏻
Wow! what a day! Nothing beats "local knowledge" and hospitality. Thank you Ramone(?)!
Geologist perspective;
These mountains are part of the Caledonian orogenisis, so from the same time period as the Scottish Highlands.
I just love the comments on this channel!
You have the opportunity to lern something every episode, last episode we got to lern how you can use birch to both get a fire started and use it as medicine.
And this time we get to lern about helicopters the mountains and and how old they are!😁👍👍
Thanks for that Walter.
I'm a big fan of Jonna Jinton's vlogs from Sweden and now after seeing this vlog I am truly convinced that Sweden is the most beautiful and magical place on earth and made even more so by the wonderful people that live there.
We Swedes love our nature so much that the national anthem is about its beauty ;)
You're welcome to our country. 🙂
@@5.56mm Thank you! I would love to visit your beautiful country someday,
@@Johannicus That's awesome! I'm going to listen to it now and dream of being there.
I watch her as well. Such a beautiful place.
Now that's what I call an amazing drone flight 😂❤
Those gentlemen were so good to you! I loved the table setting for you. But you also got them to feel good about having a classy woman (adventurer) to share part of a lifestyle they brought with them from city businessmen career days. So awesome! My first helicopter ride was in the bush if Alaska in a Bell 206.
I love flying in Helicopters , as a Park Ranger over 32 years I flew many hours in a lot of different helicopters
As a Swede I really appreciate you showing us the gems of our country! Living at the south of Sweden really sucks when you see this. Haha
Just take the train up north. Over night tickets are not that expensive and I've done it many times.
Stora rapsfält och vår redan i mars kan väl inte suga ;)
Fun fact about Sweden, if you live in Trelleborg (where Noraly first touched land in Sweden), you are actually closer to Paris, France (1 407 km) then you are to Stora Sjofallet national park (1 772 km).
Trelleborg - Paris 1273 km
Trelleborg - Stora Sjöfallet 1799 km
@@LynxSwe If drive all the way, with out the ferry denmark - germany, it's 1407 km :-)
Yeah, if you go the length of Sweden from the southernmost part of the country down in Europe you'll end up somewhere in Italy.
@@joaquin_nord yeah and it depends on how close you drive into the curves and if you take a beer brake in Istanbul
This video is a prime example of the serendipity of travel! Starting the day with one plan and ending up doing something totally different and amazing!
Noraly, you lucky lass ! Ramon is right; I don't watch live TV; keeps the head clear ! That pilot is right on his game too and in a fantastic place to fly. Two GPS on his coaming says he's diligent. I once flew up the coast of Florida with 3 GPS just for giggles and each one placed me in a different location, the worst being 3 miles out to sea, so in a flying environment, for the sake of your pilot's most precious passenger..........he's doing the right thing. I'm very jealous of your day !