Crossing an amazon river with my CRF300 Rally. REALLY?! |S6 - E16|
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In this episode I am trying to get deeper into the amazon jungle in Ecuador, but here, there are no bridges over the wide amazonian rivers. All there is are steel cables with little baskets underneath, carrying you high over the river to the other side. I decide I am going for it and attempt to get across together with my motorcycle 'Alaska'... what was I thinking!?
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What I like most about Noralys Videos? That you can see that people everywhere are kind to each other. And most times the less they have, the bigger their heart is
yeah !
Yep,,,, that's for sure 👌
@@bustersmith5569 Yes accurate I feeling like in the 1950 tis I was a child 🚸in East Germany where I born 1952 ......... Awesome 👍😎
Stefan, what you say here is very true and thanks for putting it.
BINGO ITS THE RULE NOT THE EXCEPTION
As Ecuadorian I feel proud of my people they were kind and helpful with Noraly.
I think in this video it was the first time that Noraly seemed really worried and even scared. But the boys that helped with the bike were the best!
Yes, amazing willingness to help her however difficult!
I was thinking the same. One of the most thrilling episodes!
If she had actually listened to them it would have been easier.
Nah I don't think she was scared, perhaps a tiny bit concerned just not knowing exactly if it would work but she has such a great attitude towards adversity and overcomes it every time!
What? She did listen to them, they worked together and her idea worked even better and the guy even said so. If you listened...he said "you are very intelligent" because her method worked, so your comment is invalid.
Wow just when you think you've seen it all with Noraly here she is again with an adventure just getting to another adventure. What a crazy way to cross a river! Thanks again for amazing us on your journey!
They say, "An adventure is a vacation that was horribly planned". Noraly's vacation rides are def not planned out. But that's the fun for her, right? GO ITCHY, GO!!
YES! FINALLY an episode in which I recognize EVERYTHING! The lovely lady from the village making you breakfast, the wet jungle roads that I KNOW smelled like my youthful remembrances. The guys who will do anything to help a crazy foreigner, The basket that just doesn't come because the operator on the other side has a family obligation (just come back tomorrow you impatient person!) The Pastaza river (No bridges in my day) and then Puyo! I grew a while in Limoncocha and visited many of the places you are visiting now as well a in the mountains. I lived in Quito foe many years too and I love the whole country. Thank you , thank you, thank you Noraly!
Went through Coca and Limoncocha years ago on the way into Yasuni. Beautiful country but...too many petrol company boats on the river, and too many helicopters :(.
That's what is missing from travel videos: the sensations, the type of heat, of humidity, the shivers in the morning, the taste of the local food and booze, the smells... At least, with these videos, I now want to visit many of those countries that I would never have considered before... 👍
@@merlin2600 It is a small planet, but a fascinating one, and there are no uninteresting corners....
So Wonderful!! Thank you for your comment and recognition. It is so nice to hear the " excitement" in your words and to realize that it is indeed "a small world" !!!
where is the exact location of the basket she got on top of and rode thru the river?
I love to watch your eyes as you maneuver difficult situations. Sometimes questioning, sometimes determined, sometimes concerned. But when you conquer the difficulty your smile, laugh, and happy eyes bring joy to us all.
how nice to be treated by the indigenous in the remote village. Thats the invaluable experience !
I love how everyone was willing to take the time to figure out the logistics of getting the bike on and off that tiny cable car; instead of just saying "no".
I have nothing but 100% admiration and respect for you Noraly. You are truly amazing. Always look forward to your videos.
very smart guy, he was saying "backwards" also seeing that you could break something inside the bag even before the bike was secured, he even told Ramon to push to avoid breaking stuff inside, great job!
Wow… that river crossing… ALL of itchy boots hanging by a wire..😳.. I say you made a world record for the highest stress level ever…you’ve catapulted yourself to TOP adventure biker IN THE WORLD…..go girl 🇬🇧👍
It is always great to see how accommodating people are and willing to help one another in these crazy times we are all in. Noraly you bring the best out in people where ever you go. You are truly on a great adventure of a lifetime and thank you for sharing it with the world.
That was intense! Love how helpful and respectful those two guys were.
I would have lost my total comprehension trying to do that there. Just wow how chill Noraly stayed.
@@lenzikka to be fair, she kinda lost it too at one point haha
The seed you plant in these young women in places like this is quite amazing and it's quite interesting to watch. I've noticed this along all your jurneys that especially young women in general light up when they see you. I think you give motivation, inspiration and hope to a lot of people and that you indirectly and unconsciously tell them to spread their wings and fly away. I like to think that you give a lot more of your self to people that don't know you than the entertainement you give to the masses through youtube, which is amazing. Good luck on your jurneys.
Yeah I noticed that as well specially in the Iran’s season and you are right 👍
Beautiful 😻 out there 🙏
I think its quite arrogant from your part to ASSUME that YOUNG GIRLS are getting inspired to SPREAD THEIR WINGS AND FLY AWAY. What makes you believe that their life isn't amazing???? they live better that all of us, they live with nature without pollution and they lean from nature, they also go to school. WHAT makes YOU believe they want to leave??
IGNORANCE is a giving, Do you think this young girls will be happier living in other parts of the world like North American or Europe where drugs are easy to use and the sense of family barely EXIST in most of the so called DEVELPED countries. SO before giving your ignorant comments away, THINK TWICE before you make any comment. People with your mentality are the ones who committed and still committing GENOCIDES just by PURE IGNORANCE thinking your LIFE or your way of living life is better than the ones living in parts of the world like the jungle .
This people live in paradise, no consumerism, there isn't a competition about who has the better car , house or clothes. They go to bed with the start and wake up with the sun!. THEY EAT HEALTHY NON GMO foods directly from the farm to the table Jesus some people are just so ignorant.
@@westcoastkitties What makes you believe it's not? You're overthinking this by a long shot.
I can't recall ever seeing such a look of concern and skepticism on Noraly's face as when they were loading the bike in the basket. Well done! ")
Yes, it wasn't her finest hour.
Her baby!
They told me the maximum capacity was 4 people, so while we were trying to get Alaska in, my mind was running mathematical loops, trying to work out whether Alaska + luggage + me would equal 4 people and whether they would take the average weight of an Ecuadorian for that (they are not the biggest people) 🤪
... a change of underwear for sure: never seen her look so concerned!
She did it though. She’s an inspiration to us as she gets through some tough scrapes without ever giving up.
The spirit of an adventurer, the soul of a storyteller and the grit and focus of an athlete. Noraly, you are my hero!
The people you stayed with looked at you with big eyes and smiles. They knew you were not just a biker but a person that takes in the country and love the people. They fed you well! You are my hero too!! 👍🥸
Those dudes that helped you are so patient. I wish people all around the world can be that caring. Thanks for showing us this side of the world Noraly!
They let her go 1st as well. They could have gone ahead and let her load the bike by herself. Nice guys!
They were also wanting her to put the Bike in Rear-end first. Because of her windshield.
But they made it work. Would have made it easier to remove also!
As if your adventures in Ecuador aren't incredible enough already with the stunning scenery and wonderful people Noraly, making that river crossing in a steel basket just amazing, best wishes for your next part of your journey.
I worried about Alaska, was afraid for you part she will damage on that steel basket! Nice wet gravel roads, 100 time better than tar. Thanks Noraly.
Me too Piet. I was stressed out for Alaska.
Hey Noraly, I'm from Bangladesh. I've watched all of the episodes in season 6 and I enjoyed it a lot. I might say what you are doing takes a lot of courage. I pray that you always stay safe in your journey.
Hello. I am Bangladeshi also. Good to see some Bangladeshi comments here. I enjoyed Noraly's video from the very beginning started in India. Hope you will enjoy. There has much more learning things.
If you like adventure that,is what gets you to go! Not Necessarily courage. Lol But yes,you can not be a chicken!!
Grit and determination is all I witnessed in this episode. Those guys were so helpful, may they be blessed.
How about doing that river crossing with a G1250GS lol x
Our hero did it again! Crossing a river in a too small basket and thinking afterwords how crazy that is. The adventure is in the travel and the surprises it brings you. Again helped by friendly people! What an episode again!
Así es mejor conocer con vivir con nativos del lugar, compartir costumbres y la manera de alimentos, gracias por mostrar lo bello que es Ecuador.
"You need to go inside " That look in Noraly's eyes at 5:55 was priceless.
*visible confusion* 😂
That was definitely a “What you talkiń ´bout Willis” moment.
Holy moly Noraly! Packing Alaska in that basket and crossing the river by cable was amazing. Especially doing it without damaging the motorcycle or yourself. Quite a feat. Also, the hospitality of the indigenous people to provide sleeping quarters and serving you a meal was incredible. Truly a day to remember. Once again, you are truly blessed. Enjoy the journey and stay safe!
The nerves of watching your beloved motorcycle in a tubular basket.
Staying with local people is a great experience.
Gives new meaning to that old saying, "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it"! In the pioneer days of the American west, crossing rivers with your covered wagons... or your 300L Rally... were some of the most dangerous parts of travel. Glad you girls made it over, I know I would have at least scratched the bike getting her in and out. Happy trails!
Except she crossed before ever coming to a bridge. Haha
Not only did you go through that River crossing but you filmed it for us too! You are a rockstar!!
Another good argument for a small motorcycle: "Hey, if you ever have to cross a river in Ecuador in the steel cage of an aerial railway, you can forget that with a big bike. Do you remember the world traveler Noraly from Holland who traveled America from south to north on a CRF300? Yes? Then you understand what I mean." 😉👌
Wouldn't like to try it with a GS lol
This is where the c90 comes in clutch 🤣
@@antonbavdek4276 The C90 one could have taken off the wheels and handlebar and put it in a backpack and swimmed across that river….😂😂
@@dvdh4937 Huh - I have travelled all over Thailand on my 250 with a pillion and luggage for a several weeks trip, and up to 825 kms a day. Why would anyone think thats not possible? In Thailand and southeast-Asia a whole family travels on a 100-150 cc bike sometimes quite long distances without any problems at all….
@@KurtGAndersen im waiting for borders to open, to ride my my C70 from Singapore to thailand
Reminds me of the river crossing in Iran that ended up with a dead clutch on a muddy uphill path with just that one house. I'm sure that in all these situations, the locals had a story to tell with a big smile too. Making the world a better place, one adventure at a time. 😀
I agree, Noraly's videos really do show that people are more kind than not. And in this crazy time, its great to see the people of the world are all the same.
Dear Noraly,
whenever I talk to friends about Motorcycling and "Adventure" bikes - sooner or later I refer to your channel. We all stand humbled! You & Alaska make many of us look at the BIG "Adventure bikes" in a different way now!
I do hope you are not risking the Darien Gap in some adventurous manner.... We want to see Alaska (& you, of course!) making it to Alaska!
Safe & happy riding. Always. Greetings from Denmark & tot ziens!
@@Kingwoodish You can do it in 3 different ways. The risky one is by small boats alongside the coast . Other is by shipping Alaska in a container. And last one is by plane, crating it just like she did it when she came from europe.
@@Kingwoodish Well, that is certainly what I would do. But some adventurous souls have done it by bike (=> eg Helge Pedersen). And from what I have seen of Noraly so far, I am a bit concerned on her behalf.
I know, - what a condescending sentiment! I know she can think for herself. But I hope she will forgive a 62-year old father to two daughters. - And I guess we´ll soon find out!
I look forward to which path she’ll take through the Darien Gap! Looks daunting yet fun
What’s the problem with the Darien Gap? Pardon my ignorance, I know where it is but have no idea what’s there.
@@axelknutt5065 No worries, your "ignorance" is easily excused !😉
The problem is that there is not much there in terms of roads. Just jungle and jungle tracks and rivers. Most travelers bypass it by ferry or flight. There are some interesting UA-cam clips that will give you an idea.
I remember following a "panga" ( small fishing watercraft ) in Isla Santa Isabel off the Pacific cost of Mexico to get to a safe anchorage just before dark on my sailboat. I imagine my face looked like yours during that crossing, expecting disaster to strike at any moment, waiting for the rocks to bore a hole on my hull. But, oh, what a memory, yes?
Watching this video again reinforces my faith in humanity, both from a grace and generosity window. You are always graceful even in the face of perceived doom. People we meet in our travels are always generous beyond belief. May you be granted the five blessings. Always.
I have been also sailing down the Pacific Coast of Central America. Aa you say, we have had reason to be grateful for the local panga many times.
Working on a challenge turns strangers to a team, an obstacle to a stepping stone, and a struggle to an adventure. Awesome video Noraly. Keep up the spirit.
What a fantastic saying!
Thanks Taylan. I guess its a fitting tribute to the gallant endeavor.
This crossing is what can be called great emotions, only for those with a strong heart :-)
Wow. And "tertiary roads!" I love the helpful, smiling people. So well done!
Strong heart? Strong bowels more like.
Meanwhile, the locals do this several times a day.
As I keep saying: Noraly, you’re Spanish really came in handy in these parts of South America. Lovely helpful people here. Great post. 👍Bravo 👏
That river crossing is one of the best things you've ever done. Awesome and totally adventurous. Big Kudos to the guys helping to load the bike. I am so envious of your adventures
I think this comes under the heading “I think we’re going to need a bigger boat”. Wishing you all the best Noraly.
A bigger basket, for sure. In the bigger boat needed case, there was a giant shark. Fortunately not so in the Amazon region of Ecuador.
@@iangreen180 There is one shark known for entering rivers...
What a wonderful duo: Noraly & Alaska!
Your skeptical side-eye when he tells you to have 'confidence' and just ride up in there.....that was terrific!
These trolley rides are just part of every day life for these people.
For some reason this season is the most inspiring to me so far. That river crossing was INSANE!
There just seems to be something about Ecuador and its people that is very appealing.
Insane but entertaining… just wondered why not entered the cage backwards.. much easier..best video so far.. enjoying every minute..
You know, she knew it was insane but you notice how she did not back down from the challenge. She is amazing.
@Mazinblaster Z yes, this is reality wherever there is extreme poverty. However, everywhere there are places you should avoid, especially after dark. She is a seasoned enough traveller to recognise, and avoid, most risk. And her great personality brings out the best in those around her.
So many Angels with you on your journey... keeping you safe, watching, aiding, assisting. 🙏🙏🙏🙌
It's so inspiring watching you touring alone with a spirit, courage and determination. You just overcome fear keep it up, don't give up. I wish to had a journey like one day.
The memory of that river crossing will last a lifetime and is just part of the wonderful adventure.
Indeed this trip is packed with surprises...Truly an unforgettable video - crossing the Amazon driver by way of a hanging steel cart....... To all the wonderful people unselfishly extending help to Noraly - Thank you so much.... The look on Noraly's face as she and Alaska cross the river is truly a gem to look at!!...Stay safe!!
Well Noraly , you will never be boring sitting around the campfire telling your many many stories and close calls,wish I could here some of them myself.We be are thankful that you are safe and sound and we will be watching your next.Praying for you now.
Just love the interaction you have with the people that you meet and how interested they are in what you are doing.
I love, love, love watching you. I can see myself doing this in my younger days. You are such an inspiration. This one brought tears to my eyes. What a wonderful world we live in. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
Patterson??
Good thing you brought the little bike this time. You’re a hero.
Lol OK even I was nervous for you! That was great! I live in Texas and we have a lot of central and south American people living here and one thing about these people, they never cease to amaze me with their clever ideas and 90% its comes from necessity and poverty of what they can do when they need something done. They are truly amazing and strong people and deserve a lot more respect than they are ever given. I've always been under the mindset if I have something I need done I always go to a person from south of the border because they don't make excuses for anything, they find a way to get shit done. Americans should be half as motivated and smart as they are and if so this country America would be that absolute shinning city on the hill that our founding fathers said it was supposed to be.
On the right trail with that one.
Founding fodders were slave drivers,shiney bling was all they understood.
SO TRUE FROM ONE TEXAN TO A WANNABE TEXAN.
Look at it this way, that's a unique experience of travelling the world you couldn't have gotten in any other place. And it all worked out OK in the end.
Noraly, Bravest woman ever!!! Lydia, Dayton, Minnesota USA
Wow, thats one of the sketchiest crossings ive ever seen! Fantastic how friendly & helpful complete strangers are. Once again, Noraly does something extraordinary, although looking a little puzzled and terrified in equal measure 😀
The guys helping you at the crossing were very patient and knew what they were doing out of experience, but you were very uncertain, of course, not having experienced such a ride! But the view above the water must have been amazing!
If Noraly had done what the young fella first said - just ride it up and park it - then all of the gubbins on top of the handlebars would have got the chop.
@@sroberts605 yeah why the hell didn't they put it on backwards.
@@royblackburn1163 they told her to put in backwards but she didn’t understand ...no entiendo
@@harlyredhonda9938yes I know, they should have insisted, ain't no cure for stupid.
Itchy Boots, the only videos I 👍 before even watching them, knowing that they will put a smile on my face for the rest of the day. 😀 In a troubled world, she is a shining light. A beacon of hope and friendliness. 👏❤️
I think the guys at the transporter basket ,where suggesting it might be easier to turn Alaska around ,& back her into the basket . This is turning out to be quite an adventure 👍
Likely would have worked too. Very often one can back in to tight places easier than drive in.
@@wssides I reckon if Alaska had been backed in on the angle ,the rear end would of cleared the central basket rail before the windshield started to obstruct it . I have a similar situation fitting one of my motorcycles ,a small Honda 125 Innova with windshield & carrier into my garage .I have to turn it around to back it in to squeeze it in the small space left by my other motorcycles . My Spanish is very limited ,but I think the guys were suggesting that Noraly back Alaska down the ramp to turn around & then back it up back up the ramp & into basket . Luckily both Noraly & Alaska survived the ordeal & adventure crossing the Rio 👍
I am from Ecuador and yes you are right! They were suggesting exactly that as it is their daily job and they have done it several times but why make it easier right? Haha keep on riding!
@@montalvoandres Muchos Gracias señor 👍
Noraly, l just want you to know that you are my inspiration. My dream is to see the world just like you are doing now. Much love from the Philippines! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I am south asian, don' know more about Ecuador, but after watching this episode I andestand Ecuadorians are very help full & humble people
Que buen español tienes mujer, y sobre todo lo amable y tranquila que te ves, por esto recibes la misma calidez de las demás personas.
Cuídate mucho en tus rodadas.
Saludos desde Cancún.
What a good spanish you have, and you seems to lock a very kind, warm and nice person.
Thats way the people around you give to you back the same actitude.
Please keep save your self care on the Road
Saludos desde Cancún 😀
once again Noraly you have proven to be a real trooper. I haven't completed watching all your past seasons yet( I'm working on it) but I think this is the 1st time I've seen you need or accept help. no shame in that. I'm a fairly big strong guy but I'm sure I would have needed help. what a great ambassador you make. as others have mentioned here you continue to show us the good in people around the world. am looking 4ward to next episode stay safe
So the guy at the cable crossing wanted you to go back down the ramp and push Alaska up the ramp backwards and into the basket. Giving Alaska more room for the handle bars and wind screen. Soo much easier. What a great adventure that ride was. Something you will remember for the rest of your life!
Now that is “off road” as you can get. And these great locals all take it in stride, like no problem. What an adventure! Enjoy, keep safe and healthy.
Another moment where it turns out that I would have turned around if I had come the same way with my CFR 1100 .. Definitely an advantage with a small bike on such a trip :) Hats off and all respect to you Noraly.
I am glad you met those two gentlemen. They were nice, patient and helpful.
Noraly, I really admire the way you interact with the local people. You have such a beautiful personality and they respond to you in kind. Wow, what an adventure!!!
Absolutely stunned at how you face adversity staright on. From trying to cross a washed out mountain road, climbing a mountain where you nearly get frost bitten to now this! You are amazing Noraly
Great woman. I am french in my seventis and i was in Peru when i was 16 traveling around the world. I speak spanish because i lived in mexico 2 years. I love what you do! you rememberme of my past ! I repeat you are a great woman. Que le vaya bien !
This is another story that you will remember even after years and tell your children / grandchildren. All the best for the rest of the journey.
Esa gente de la Amazonía que respetuosa como te ayuda 💞🇪🇨
Was nice the local guy asking if he could help you with anything. Fair play to him
I have a feeling when loading the basket, that when he talked about making a circle, that he meant backing Alaska into the basket would have made both loading and unloading easier since you can aim the rearwheel into the right direction to make the turn as close to the post as neccesary, and then the front wheel can be turned to make it into the basket without having the high windshield getting caught on the wire and upper part of the cage. Then already having the one point stand leaning left it would have fitted better. But you made it, that is the important part! Thank you for an exiting video! :)
I was taught to back into confined spaces like that wherever possible, mainly so it would be easier to leave, and I was also taught to take my helmet off when talking to people so I could actually hear them properly (which is always useful when they're trying to help)- but that no longer seems to be popular biker behaviour. :(
I agree I agree.
Sure, that what I tried to explain too… the back part passed under the steel bars…
Happy to see everyone smiling. Cheers and blessings on your adventures Noraly.
The way people help you is amazing. They are so unselfish.
That is the most terrifying experience I've ever seen! You are so brave and trusting but I did hear some concern in your voice, with good reason. Your adventures are truly a National Geographic experience. You never disappoint and I wish you continued success on your journey/adventure.
I enjoy your sense of humor and perhaps you'll find in hindsight dangling with a bike 30 meters in a steel basket above some river is the kind of thing you live for. "I don't really know what I did but anyway..." You're something special, Noraly.
Wow Noraly that was nail biting. You are a brave impressive lady. God speed. We love you.
I think getting the rear of the bike into the basket first would have been less complicated. Great video. thank you for making us travel with you.
My first thought too!!!
Saw that too !!! 😁😁😁😁🏍🏍🍺🍺🍺🍺
Difficult to watch with such a simple approach of backing the bike into it.
That's what the guy was trying to tell her @ 7:35 of the video.
Yeah, but ... the ramp looked very steep ... to push it up backwards ...
You are so gracious in every situation and circumstance Noraly. So courageous. Nail biting river crossing… Great seeing all the wonderful people that try to help.
That looked crazy, luckily such kind people everywhere willing to help out!
It warms my heart to see you traveling close to where I live (I'm at Antofagasta, Chile, about 2.700 Km south of Ecuador) ... I just love your channel and watching your adventures, but take care, sometimes your route looks a bit too risky. Will pray for you and wish you all the best.
Well said.
Noraly is an ambassador for Europe, and your comment is a great welcome to South America.
The physicist side in me looks at the steel cable, sees its thirty-some millimetres of diameter, estimates it'll pull a couple of dozens of tons and says "Thumbs, up, that's a safe transport! 🤔".
The German in me who is used to pretty pearly bridges and roads probably would have shat his pants instantly and epically on first sight of that means of transport. 🤣
That was a thriller! 🤩🤗
P.S.: If any one asks why you don't ride a 250 Kg Supercruise-Patrolmeister bike…
My workplace safety committee would shut that cart down in a heartbeat! Lol
@@hamrmark If their hearts still beat after seeing it, that is… 🤣
Where I live they would have closed it on Health and Safety excuse. I remember once that the Metro line was closed due to a tiny branch had fallen on the overhead cable>😁
Hahahaha 🙂 Also the whole scenery could be part of many parents' stories about their ways to school :-)))
The skeptic in me says what if there is a frayed section of cable halfway across?
I stayed with a tribe on Amazonian people on the upper Amazon in Ecuador and they were the most wonderful people. I learned so much from them over one day and found that their knowledge and their respect for you their world humbled me.
Estimada Noralis. Muy orgulloso de la ayuda suministrada por nuestra gente de Ecuador en especial de los indígenas. Un pueblo que cuida y respeta la Naturaleza. Bella aventura y mucho coraje de tu parte. 🙂
Ecuador es hermoso y su gente es tan amable que Dios bendiga a su gente de este lindo pais
Land Angels flying close to the ground is what I see watching Itchy Boots :)
Oh Noraly, what are you doing girl. Hahaha, such a brave woman. I watch a lot these old vlogs in between watching the new ones. Your one of a kind Noraly. Stay safe sweetheart.
What a great episode and I love these kind people - this is how the world should be
I find that is how the world is ,Its only the government`s that create problems as i see it
@@gordonbrydson4733 I do agree but some people are influenced by government/media and then they don't act anymore like they should
What an episode, great helpful young men and now deservedly stars of the internet. Crazy but as Noraly says "unforgettable".
That's the first time I have seen Itchy Boots look perturbed. My admiration grew even more.
Noraly, I can't believe how brave you are for the places you ride alone. Seriously, you are the best motivation to do the same!
Brings back memories..did a crossing like that near Banos Ecuador, very scary, but that was without a bike..you are a legend!
I'm so tired of being surrounded by people that say this stuff can't be done or isn't fun. Refreshing to watch her videos and I envy her. This stuff is what makes life beautiful.
Time for some new people in your life :)
You're so brave! Safe ride Ms. Noraly!❤️ God Bless
Now that’s what I call an adventure. Keeps getting better and better. The important thing is that you and Alaska made it safely. I don’t think Dhanno would have fit in the basket. Noraly, you’re amazing. Cheers and stay safe, Dan. ✌️🏍🇨🇦
The look on Noralys face crossing the river is priceless lol
Great job Noraly
Haha I was noticing that myself. Hilarious "O M G what am I doing" face
I can't prove it but I think that most of us looked exactly the same way! 😀😀😀
Courage and with a smile... deadly Noraly. Hats off to you..
It seems you overcome even the most difficult obstacles. What a harrowing experience. You never cower either. So much respect for you!
Que buen vídeo! Otra vez mejor entra la moto al revés, primero la rueda trasera y no tendrás problemas. Muy bien por toda la gente que te ayudaron que buenas personas. Saludos!
I just love listening to Noraly speaking Spanish to the village people
I like that you are able to communicate with everyone. First time I saw fear in your eyes was the river crossing. Safe journey.