Due to some audio problems ruining most of my footage, it’s a short episode today 🙈 Hope you still like it and let me know what you think of this place. I have NEVER seen water in this colour.. have you?? 🤩
Have you tried a "voice over" in editing? It's amazing what you do as I would have trouble just downloading to a computer .... and then loose the files on it.
Addicted to your vlogs. Excellent and amazing each episode of all the series have something new. Even my wife is your fan. Thank you for making us part of your journey. God bless and protect you.👍👍👍👌👌👌😊😊😊
Noraly, I've dived that cave a few times. Nice to see it's still in pretty good condition after 40+ years!! It used to have huge koi in there - the gold fish in that blue water was so beautiful. Seems they've gone now.....:-( I was with a team that attempted to find the bottom many years before 2013. We found a sloping shale downgrade at just over 300' but never found how deep it went. There are vertical tunnels at the back of the pool that, in those days, had about 3-4 metres of bat guano floating on the limited top. I entered one at just under 100' and came up to see what was there - a very eerie experience to see it getting darker the closer you got to the surface. The BSAC (British Sub-Aqua Club) also trained Grade One divers in hypoxia recognition in there. It's a very spiritual experience diving in there. Good memories of fun days on a grey, cold, rainy day in Vancouver B.C. Thank you!
@@reslerOE Was known in those days as the Sinoia Caves. There was a very popular hotel there for many years and it was a frequent day-trip for many from Salisbury.
@@reslerOE Really there is that place along Kariba road from Harare there is Banket then there is Chinhoyi/Sinoia back then.After Chinhoyi a few kms out you get to the caves they are not far from the main road..They are in the Mashonaland West Province...
I am a 75 year old man who rode both dirt and street motorcycles most of his life starting at 15 1/2 year old. Had to stop after back surgery in 2013 but am still a rider in my heart and soul. This channel has really been a blessing to me. It provides a nostalgic experience with every episode. Thank you Noraly for all the love and effort you give to provide this content. I especially like the rider's view from your cameras, and your narration. You go places I never will have a chance to see, and your attitude of fearless adventure is truly inspiring. Thank you so much.
Noraly, there is only one thing matching the colour of the water. That the natural colour of your eyes. Another stunning adventure of Itchy Boots and Savanna.
I wish Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 could go back to its former glory. It’s heartbreaking watching how bad the roads are now. Thanks for visiting all these places. We need to rebuild our country. It’s beautiful 😻
I won't say the country was glorious when Blacks were being killed throughout the country and looted for their resources which only white people enjoyed. Sorry to break it to you
Next time someone tells me there's nothing to see in Africa apart from the wildlife, I know exactly which series I'll recommend!! Thank you Noraly!! 👍👍
I love your “l am not scared attitude”. You are a true explorer. There is nothing to fear. --Marie Curie once said “Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.' Thank you for visiting my beautiful country. No one will ever lie to you about Zimbabwe because you have allowed yourself to understand this precious country💕. Love from Australia.
I've been in the travel & tourism industry for decades - adventure, expeditions, charter, business travels and more - still you're taking me to amazing places I've never heard of. You go, girl :-)
Sorry about the audio problems....I'm sure that must be disappointing after all of that effort to capture what you are experiencing. Noticed a bit of stress in your sign-off today....but....as always....your videos are truly outstanding...even on an 'off' day. What you are doing day in and day out is truly amazing and valued by so many around the world.
Thank you Nick for introducing all your fans aka Zentnerds😂, to this great lady and her wonderful adventures. I would so love to hear you two talking about Geology. That would be fascinating !
Wow, I like your channel also Prof. Guess us geology fokes enjoy quality content. With Noraly being a geologist you should give her a list of places to go when she restarts her Chile to Alaska voyage. I'm thinking places like Berney Falls. Greetings from a former GVSU student now in Germany.
I always feel that your riding is interesting. You are actually taking us for a ride through Africa. As an African American I think what you are doing is priceless.
Hello Norally apart from you riding want to skip all the places , want to visit some day , not sure you are helping Africa tourism or hurting , but I think I got cleared it is not that unsafe place than I thought to be , but WHAT A JOURNEY ...Elephants on the way , Zebra's on the way , Donkeys on the way , Snakes on the ways , Hog's on the way , giraffe's on the way , Tigers on the way , wild dog's on the way ....hoooo what else , the cool African tribes and people all the way ..........WHY ARE WE GOING TO SPACE AND MAR'S .....WHOOO guys after the pandamic YOLO ....visit AFRICA
I never heard or saw anything about this awesome cave. I´m glad, that I found your YT channel a long time ago. Joining your trips, I learned so much about "our" big planet. Thank you Noraly for "picking me up" episode for episode.
Wow...a cave all to yourself...that was amazing. My clumsy self would have stumbled into the blue blue water. Beautiful video, once again. Thanks for taking us along and doing all the climbing for us 😉
The deep blue color of the water is certainly beautiful! Thank you for bringing us along with you. Please continue to bring us the highlights of your great adventure.
I found your Chanel in the last month. I am completely hooked, I have only started riding again this year. You are to me an inspiration, the quality of your productions are worthy of being on mainstream broadcast TV. You are very skilled both as a producer of amazing travel output in countries that can be difficult places to live and your informative narration is second to none. I think you are very brave and a skilled motorbike rider. Please keep it up
When you show us the riding on the roads whether paved or not we feel so good and relaxing !!!! Please don’t cut out the riding parts ! I have seen recently you are leaving out the riding parts am so sad about that, the soothing songs and the sound of your bike can be so amazing sometimes, We want to see the roads Nolary !
Meanwhile somewhere in Zimbabwe our hero embark on another great journey ! And as usual I am following her in my comfortable couch through a phone since the day she bought our dear Basanti. Wishing her all the very best, have fun and stay safe 😊
I would say that blue would describe the color of your eyes. We dont see this color very often only when watching Noraly. Great video and beautiful eyes..I mean waters!!!
There are some good rides around Mt Nyangani, it may be possible to get down to the tea estates in the Honde valley via the Gairezi River. All spectacular countryside
Going into really dark caves alone which are believed to be sacred is commendable! Really interesting episode. Hoping you'd go to Inyanga in the eastern part of the country, I've never been there but it's very beautiful from what I hear
I started following you at s1 at some point. I have now arrived in 2020 (of course I also follow you daily). First of all, thank you for letting me be one of the many who gets to sit in your camera and ride with you. You show us amazing other sides of the world. I have immense admiration for your efforts, and your always cheerful-looking character. Thank you for the great videos you make. Truly addictive. Heel veel liefs uit Hilversum. :-)
another stunning episode . That blue water would be great to swim in . As for the dark cave ,,just smile Noraly and it will light up . Look forward to next week .
Thanks for showing us the Caves. Really neat. Took quite the effort (down and up all those steps) after a many K riding day! 🏍 Have a good rest/stay over while doing all the behind the scenes work. 🏡 Your efforts are much appreciated! 🙏❤😊 Always looking forward to next time!
I have been following your travels throughout Africa. Wow, you’re amazing and very brave to do it all alone. I have learnt so much about Africa through your travels. Awesome adventure
Oh man! We went there when I was really young, and I honestly remember nothing of it and I've never been back. But then when I was in primary school, completely out of the blue, I started having a recurring nightmare about it! Whatever I saw there must have made quite the impression!😂
But North African never tour south of their countries. I am likely to see a European tourist than north African tourist. Only north Africans I met were from Egypt while I was in Kenya.
Fine adventures. Such good demonstrations on how to get along with people, especially ones in seeming authority! I end up having a very good time, learning, exploring, and enjoying everyone involved...and this from an 83 year old, sitting at his computer monitor. Thank you.
Thanks to you Norally, I am pleased to see that, the Caves are being looked after, went in there with school trip cohort 50 years ago and one more time , on the way back from Kariba after Easter Holidays. Big up Department of National Parks 🏞. Nothing has changed. Please keep them that way. Vielen danke Norally 🙏🏿🙏🏿
When I was in Bulawayo, it was my first time hearing the Ndebele language. I mostly was in Harare where Shona and English are the primary languages. I was just going through a box of old photos (I just moved) and found my old Shona phrase book by Patrick James Matimba. Let me know if I can supply you with some useful phrases. 😉
@@prudysith Ndinoda kuona chiremba -I want to see a doctor. Zvaita sei? - What is the matter? My favorites are the ones that appear to be one word in Shona like; Zvakazokunakira - It fits like a glove or Kwavakuchena -It is clearing up. Honestly the only ones I remember and can recall years later is Mangwanani - Good morning, Manheru - good evening and Akadhakwa - He is drunk. That last one because it appears as one word and was just a non sequitur that cracked me up and just stuck in my head for decades now. I guess I also had no idea when I would have need of that phrase too. 😅
@@tinashegwavava3933 Hey, it's what I like to do. Language, culture, cuisine, history. I miss traveling. Right now, I'm in the Northeast United States, between Boston and NYC. I did surprise a coworker about a year ago. He said he was from Harare, I said good morning in Shona... you should have seen the look on his face. Made him feel welcome.
I traveled with a cross-border business lady on my way from Dar Es Salam, Tanzania to Harare, and she kept luring me to include Chinhoyi caves on my itinerary, she would not stop raving about it :D . Now I understand what she meant, it is amazing! I was just happy to go and check out the wonderful ancient city of Great Zimbabwe near Masvingo, but definitely next time I'm in Zimbabwe I will check out the Chinhoyi caves. Enjoy yourself :)
You know what's funny? Growing up Zimbabwean we were always told that one shouldn't say anything stupid or comment because you'd disappear. We were also told never to enter the water due to spiritual mermaids 😂 still so spooked
the scenery is truly extraordinary, the natural cave that is formed with its cluster. keep the spirit itchy boots, and always be healthy, greetings from us, the country of Indonesia
I believe the color is from the ammonia acid in the water, don't drink the water, it's poisonous. Pretty color. The bats give off heat from their bodies and that's why it's warm in the cave. COOL Thanks again, be safe, you've had grace with you so far.
Hello Noraly; what a good adventurous spirit of traveling you have.. This soul is great, traveling, shooting at the same time, giving and educating us on the places she's traveling to.. The most lovely part of this woman is the confidence she has, taking risks and crossing all those borders perfectly... Noraly please we are waiting for you in East Africa ( Kenya) we want to this person..Best endeavors in your plans and in everything your planning to do.... KARIBU KENYA
There she is!! What a day with a great start... eating portage, with a pooch, and 400 km's laying ahead. Pooches are still friends. just don't want you to leave. That's not everyday ... passing some motorbikes... Another great red road toll free for bikes... that's great. Off to the winding path to the caves after the standard high pitch 'bye'.. again great sounds... amazing caves with the crazy blue water. White stuff, bat calling cards. Good point, 'so anazing that it's unnatural'. Goodbye to the hot caves.... Rest well, be careful, stay safe...
The first part of the vid : "What was there in Zimbabwe before dirt roads Grandpa ?" "Tar roads my boy, tar roads...." Beautiful caves, I'm amazed they let you wander around down there on your own
Yes, but that’s happening in South Africa now as well. Just all a question of time, I suppose. Still, sad to see 400 years worth of development going to ruin in one or two decades.
@@robhart3451 It was a single lane rural road which was neglected for so long. Over time, both the weather elements and the sheer volumes of vehicles have caused a lot of wear and tear. Zimbabwe is now trying to fix that. However, certain dirt roads have NEVER beed tarred, which defies the joke you were making.
I'm not thumbs uping all your videos in this series as I'm watching via a playlist so it often jumps to the next one before I do it. You have my virtual thumbs up for all of them! What an excellent series.
Due to some audio problems ruining most of my footage, it’s a short episode today 🙈 Hope you still like it and let me know what you think of this place. I have NEVER seen water in this colour.. have you?? 🤩
Never seen a water in this blue color! Amazing place! Thanks a million times for letting us discover those places. Keep riding Noraly!
Have you tried a "voice over" in editing?
It's amazing what you do as I would have trouble just downloading to a computer .... and then loose the files on it.
Amazing episode and thanks for ur efforts ...
Addicted to your vlogs. Excellent and amazing each episode of all the series have something new. Even my wife is your fan. Thank you for making us part of your journey. God bless and protect you.👍👍👍👌👌👌😊😊😊
Never
Her telling you to have a safe journey is so heart warming.
Noraly, I've dived that cave a few times. Nice to see it's still in pretty good condition after 40+ years!! It used to have huge koi in there - the gold fish in that blue water was so beautiful. Seems they've gone now.....:-(
I was with a team that attempted to find the bottom many years before 2013. We found a sloping shale downgrade at just over 300' but never found how deep it went. There are vertical tunnels at the back of the pool that, in those days, had about 3-4 metres of bat guano floating on the limited top. I entered one at just under 100' and came up to see what was there - a very eerie experience to see it getting darker the closer you got to the surface. The BSAC (British Sub-Aqua Club) also trained Grade One divers in hypoxia recognition in there. It's a very spiritual experience diving in there. Good memories of fun days on a grey, cold, rainy day in Vancouver B.C. Thank you!
Been from 1972 till 1980 in Rhodesia, never heard of that cave.
Greetings fom Switzerland
Hans-Jürg
Pretty interesting...thanks for sharing your experience
@@reslerOE Was known in those days as the Sinoia Caves. There was a very popular hotel there for many years and it was a frequent day-trip for many from Salisbury.
diving there must have been amazing. My first thought was if it possible when I saw it.
@@reslerOE Really there is that place along Kariba road from Harare there is Banket then there is Chinhoyi/Sinoia back then.After Chinhoyi a few kms out you get to the caves they are not far from the main road..They are in the Mashonaland West Province...
The Chinhoyi Caves pools have met their match with Noraly's eyes.
That’s exactly what I was thinking. As Noraly walked away from the blue water, her blue eyes were just as spectacular!
I thought the same thing too.
Right, she has amazing blue 👀
had same thot!
✌😀
same here
I am a 75 year old man who rode both dirt and street motorcycles most of his life starting at 15 1/2 year old. Had to stop after back surgery in 2013 but am still a rider in my heart and soul. This channel has really been a blessing to me. It provides a nostalgic experience with every episode. Thank you Noraly for all the love and effort you give to provide this content. I especially like the rider's view from your cameras, and your narration. You go places I never will have a chance to see, and your attitude of fearless adventure is truly inspiring. Thank you so much.
Thank you for showing our country in such a positive way 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Indeed dear🇿🇼💙
Beautiful country!
Yes, such a fantastic country you have!
Noraly, there is only one thing matching the colour of the water. That the natural colour of your eyes.
Another stunning adventure of Itchy Boots and Savanna.
My thoughts exactly!
Haha thats what I thought too and replied to Noraly...👌🙂
@@markmark2080 ..you all noticed dat too yaaa
Her eyes are bluer than blue. Does she wear blue contact lenses?
@@saigonnais No, she's Dutch 😉
I wish Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 could go back to its former glory. It’s heartbreaking watching how bad the roads are now. Thanks for visiting all these places. We need to rebuild our country. It’s beautiful 😻
I won't say the country was glorious when Blacks were being killed throughout the country and looted for their resources which only white people enjoyed. Sorry to break it to you
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thank you for showing how beautiful Zimbabwe is. 🇿🇼🇿🇼
Despite all the dire predictions in times past, Zimbabwe seems to be one of the safest and best organized nations of Africa now.
Always has been. Media reports must always be taken with a pinch of salt
Next time someone tells me there's nothing to see in Africa apart from the wildlife, I know exactly which series I'll recommend!! Thank you Noraly!! 👍👍
Not sure who you have been speaking to?
I can see WHY Cecil Rhodes loved the Southern part of Africa. And why he would want to be buried in Zimbabwe. Absolutely beautiful country.
Yes Reg. He is buried on one of the granite domes at Matoppo hills. He call it " View of the world "
I love your “l am not scared attitude”. You are a true explorer. There is nothing to fear. --Marie Curie once said “Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.' Thank you for visiting my beautiful country. No one will ever lie to you about Zimbabwe because you have allowed yourself to understand this precious country💕.
Love from Australia.
I've been in the travel & tourism industry for decades - adventure, expeditions, charter, business travels and more - still you're taking me to amazing places I've never heard of. You go, girl :-)
Thank you for showing us Zimbabwe ... Africa is absolutely blessed 🙌
The hardest part of any journey is saying goodbye to new friends.
Morning from Capetown, I miss my beloved country, you bring it alive thankyou
The best motorbike adventure channel..
Definitely
I cannot believe how beautiful Africa is, you are a force of nature, thank you Noraly! - Let's Go!
Sorry about the audio problems....I'm sure that must be disappointing after all of that effort to capture what you are experiencing. Noticed a bit of stress in your sign-off today....but....as always....your videos are truly outstanding...even on an 'off' day. What you are doing day in and day out is truly amazing and valued by so many around the world.
Thank you Nick for introducing all your fans aka Zentnerds😂, to this great lady and her wonderful adventures. I would so love to hear you two talking about Geology. That would be fascinating !
Wow, I like your channel also Prof. Guess us geology fokes enjoy quality content. With Noraly being a geologist you should give her a list of places to go when she restarts her Chile to Alaska voyage. I'm thinking places like Berney Falls. Greetings from a former GVSU student now in Germany.
I bet Noraly would love the bike ride up to Lion Rock and along the CRB rim...
hello Nick, good of you to give a shout out to another. Now to go see your Ginko Park from yesterday
Let's not discount the fact that as Noraly goes about her journeys, she's also showing the locals that there's so much more that a woman can be!
"the locals"?
According to a totally different society..that's why so much of the world is in turmoil
@@ion123456 yes... And go figure, imagine an extraterrestrial society, geez....
Which locals?
@@georgemubako5109 The people living in the areas that she passes through.
and she had to come to the gate again to say her goodbyes! she surely enjoyed every moment with u...safe journey
I always feel that your riding is interesting. You are actually taking us for a ride through Africa. As an African American I think what you are doing is priceless.
Derrick.... quite the opposite of what the MSM shows in America....
The young man describing the caves has the right attitude.
You have found all these incredible places. Never disappointed!
One thing i love my zimbabweans they dont speak their problems unnecessarily very postive people i love you Zimbabweans and fellow africans ❤
Hello Norally apart from you riding want to skip all the places , want to visit some day , not sure you are helping Africa tourism or hurting , but I think I got cleared it is not that unsafe place than I thought to be , but WHAT A JOURNEY ...Elephants on the way , Zebra's on the way , Donkeys on the way , Snakes on the ways , Hog's on the way , giraffe's on the way , Tigers on the way , wild dog's on the way ....hoooo what else , the cool African tribes and people all the way ..........WHY ARE WE GOING TO SPACE AND MAR'S .....WHOOO guys after the pandamic YOLO ....visit AFRICA
The water was almost as blue as your lovely eyes. What cool places to explore and enjoy
Thanks to you, I never would have imagined this place could exist in Zimbabwe. Really loving it.
Short but sweet!! Thanks for more memories of “our” trip through Zimbabwe. 😄
I never heard or saw anything about this awesome cave.
I´m glad, that I found your YT channel a long time ago.
Joining your trips, I learned so much about "our" big planet.
Thank you Noraly for "picking me up" episode for episode.
All the best, Noraly! Looking forward to your video of Harare - someplace I would always like to have visited. Maybe if I hit the lottery! :)
These people are so welcoming and humble. ❤️ And You are amazing. ❤️❤️
In our tradition as Shona we walk our visitors on the day of departure sometimes even to the bus stop
Wow...a cave all to yourself...that was amazing. My clumsy self would have stumbled into the blue blue water. Beautiful video, once again. Thanks for taking us along and doing all the climbing for us 😉
I would have stumbled too ha ha
I love this place. Was there with my family 2 years ago. Love from Zimbabwe!!!!!!!!!
The deep blue color of the water is certainly beautiful! Thank you for bringing us along with you. Please continue to bring us the highlights of your great adventure.
Finally l was waiting the whole day. Remember to visit the Great Zimbabwe Ruins.
Eheka ndizvo
Not forgetting the Eastern Highlands
I found your Chanel in the last month. I am completely hooked, I have only started riding again this year. You are to me an inspiration, the quality of your productions are worthy of being on mainstream broadcast TV. You are very skilled both as a producer of amazing travel output in countries that can be difficult places to live and your informative narration is second to none. I think you are very brave and a skilled motorbike rider. Please keep it up
Before I watch I hit the thumbs up. I find everything you do a joy to watch. Keep riding.
Those waters are blue just like your eyes 😍
When you show us the riding on the roads whether paved or not we feel so good and relaxing !!!! Please don’t cut out the riding parts ! I have seen recently you are leaving out the riding parts am so sad about that, the soothing songs and the sound of your bike can be so amazing sometimes, We want to see the roads Nolary !
Yes, I, too, would like to see more of your riding. It is never boring. I love so much to be along for the ride!!
Yes I agree! Iplan my stationary bike riding exercise along with her videos so of course, when she’s riding that’s the most enjoyable for me, lol.
I grew up at Alaska Mine near the caves in the 60's. Had many picnics there. Last visited in 1986.
You should visit again
Yes in Australia, a place called Mount Gambier has deep blue lakes in limestone sink holes
Thought you would have had the worms for breakfast 🤣🤣🤣
The water color is SO beautiful! Love the rocky forms around you. Music choice was perfect as always. Even baboons appearing. Great Adventure!
The Water Seems To Be Close To The Same Color As Your Irises !!! LOL !!!
I enjoyed see the place that you were staying at. The woman you met seems like a nice person.
I went to boarding school near the caves, we often went down into the caves. I always enjoyed going there. Great seeing them again, thanks.
Meanwhile somewhere in Zimbabwe our hero embark on another great journey !
And as usual I am following her in my comfortable couch through a phone since the day she bought our dear Basanti.
Wishing her all the very best, have fun and stay safe 😊
I would say that blue would describe the color of your eyes. We dont see this color very often only when watching Noraly. Great video and beautiful eyes..I mean waters!!!
What an absolutely stunning shade of blue...have never before seen this shade in nature....amazing!!
Hey Noraly, lovely film...fascinating caves and geography. Where's Noraly...? Oh she's in a dark cave in deepest Zimbabwe!!😀👏👏 cheers, Steve
I visited these caves as a small boy when I believe they were called Sinoia Caves. Itchy Boots rocks ! 🇬🇧🏍
Is there any meaning behind these names ? I would love to know 😊
@@linvalzvikonyaukwa8436 that's nice I have been in Chinhoyi about 4 times
So genius what were they called before the colonisers came or better yet what's the name after gaining independence
I miss Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 fantastic film thankyou
There are some good rides around Mt Nyangani, it may be possible to get down to the tea estates in the Honde valley via the Gairezi River. All spectacular countryside
Zimbabwean government should take notice of your work , it is good to have someone not biased being this positive , thank you 😘
Going into really dark caves alone which are believed to be sacred is commendable! Really interesting episode. Hoping you'd go to Inyanga in the eastern part of the country, I've never been there but it's very beautiful from what I hear
I started following you at s1 at some point. I have now arrived in 2020 (of course I also follow you daily).
First of all, thank you for letting me be one of the many who gets to sit in your camera and ride with you. You show us amazing other sides of the world. I have immense admiration for your efforts, and your always cheerful-looking character. Thank you for the great videos you make. Truly addictive. Heel veel liefs uit Hilversum. :-)
another stunning episode . That blue water would be great to swim in . As for the dark cave ,,just smile Noraly and it will light up . Look forward to next week .
Thanks Noraly👍Zim displayed in a positive light for a change
Thanks for showing us the Caves. Really neat. Took quite the effort (down and up all those steps) after a many K riding day! 🏍 Have a good rest/stay over while doing all the behind the scenes work. 🏡 Your efforts are much appreciated! 🙏❤😊 Always looking forward to next time!
Big up from KENYA 🇰🇪
I have been following your travels throughout Africa. Wow, you’re amazing and very brave to do it all alone. I have learnt so much about Africa through your travels. Awesome adventure
Thats my hometown, where I grewup at, thank you 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Oh man! We went there when I was really young, and I honestly remember nothing of it and I've never been back. But then when I was in primary school, completely out of the blue, I started having a recurring nightmare about it! Whatever I saw there must have made quite the impression!😂
Thank you for showing my home country. If you have a chance, try not to miss Great Zimbabwe. You will love it
Interesting, the Blautopf in Blaubeuren, Germany is kind of the same. Deep little lake with blue water and a cave system underneath.
Your blue blue eyes are the same lovely colour as the sleeping water pool in the cave!
Big up from Morocco 🇲🇦
😻😻😻😻😻
But North African never tour south of their countries. I am likely to see a European tourist than north African tourist. Only north Africans I met were from Egypt while I was in Kenya.
In about 4 months she just could be challenging the winter snow of the Atlas mountains.
atbarklah 3la si omar hhhhh
Que bueno Marruecos 👍🏻
The humble way you make everyones day is outa this world..............................
Fine adventures. Such good demonstrations on how to get along with people, especially ones in seeming authority! I end up having a very good time, learning, exploring, and enjoying everyone involved...and this from an 83 year old, sitting at his computer monitor. Thank you.
The best publicity for Honda moto. Please Honda don't forget her ....👍👍👍👋👋👋🍀🍀🍀🤩
you do an amazing job planning, videoing, and editing as you take us along on your journey.
Thanks to you Norally, I am pleased to see that, the Caves are being looked after, went in there with school trip cohort 50 years ago and one more time , on the way back from Kariba after Easter Holidays. Big up Department of National Parks 🏞. Nothing has changed. Please keep them that way. Vielen danke Norally 🙏🏿🙏🏿
The sleeping pool reminded me of the cenotes in the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico. Great video.
Yes Traveling Retired Guy. It reminds me of the caves near Chichen Itza.
Gorgeous caves! Quality, not quantity. Worked for me. Loved it, as always.
Definitely a dark cave. 😂 interesting that it was hot 🥵 inside. Good work! 🙏🏽❤️🥳
Du hast Recht, die Farbe des Wasser ist unfassbar schön. Generell finde ich deine endlose Reise in jeder Hinsicht faszinierend. Viel Spaß weiterhin.
That is some serious Indiana Jones stuff! Amazing! Thank you so much 💓
I joined this channel in Russia and keep watching until here. What an adventure! Top channel
When I was in Bulawayo, it was my first time hearing the Ndebele language. I mostly was in Harare where Shona and English are the primary languages. I was just going through a box of old photos (I just moved) and found my old Shona phrase book by Patrick James Matimba. Let me know if I can supply you with some useful phrases. 😉
Tell a few please 🙂
@@prudysith Ndinoda kuona chiremba -I want to see a doctor. Zvaita sei? - What is the matter? My favorites are the ones that appear to be one word in Shona like; Zvakazokunakira - It fits like a glove or Kwavakuchena -It is clearing up.
Honestly the only ones I remember and can recall years later is Mangwanani - Good morning, Manheru - good evening and Akadhakwa - He is drunk. That last one because it appears as one word and was just a non sequitur that cracked me up and just stuck in my head for decades now. I guess I also had no idea when I would have need of that phrase too. 😅
Hahahahhahahahaha. You are on point mate. So where are you now
@@tinashegwavava3933 Hey, it's what I like to do. Language, culture, cuisine, history. I miss traveling. Right now, I'm in the Northeast United States, between Boston and NYC. I did surprise a coworker about a year ago. He said he was from Harare, I said good morning in Shona... you should have seen the look on his face. Made him feel welcome.
I'm Zimbabwean and have now seen Chinhoyi caves for the first time here on your channel! Thank you so much for visiting 🇿🇼🙌🏾
You seem so at home in Africa.
Because she have got an Afrikaans ascent lol.
Love cave's so amazing & we have all type's in Australia, nice video 👍
I traveled with a cross-border business lady on my way from Dar Es Salam, Tanzania to Harare, and she kept luring me to include Chinhoyi caves on my itinerary, she would not stop raving about it :D . Now I understand what she meant, it is amazing! I was just happy to go and check out the wonderful ancient city of Great Zimbabwe near Masvingo, but definitely next time I'm in Zimbabwe I will check out the Chinhoyi caves. Enjoy yourself :)
You know what's funny? Growing up Zimbabwean we were always told that one shouldn't say anything stupid or comment because you'd disappear. We were also told never to enter the water due to spiritual mermaids 😂 still so spooked
I like the way she pronounced 'Harare' at the end there.
It's impressive how the color of your eyes looks so much. to that of the water in the cave, you must have ancestors from Zimbabwe.
the scenery is truly extraordinary, the natural cave that is formed with its cluster. keep the spirit itchy boots, and always be healthy, greetings from us, the country of Indonesia
I believe the color is from the ammonia acid in the water, don't drink the water, it's poisonous. Pretty color. The bats give off heat from their bodies and that's why it's warm in the cave. COOL Thanks again, be safe, you've had grace with you so far.
The craziest blue what I have ever seen is your eyes Noraly! :D Thank you for these beautiful videos! :) Greetings from Hungary.
Hello Noraly; what a good adventurous spirit of traveling you have.. This soul is great, traveling, shooting at the same time, giving and educating us on the places she's traveling to.. The most lovely part of this woman is the confidence she has, taking risks and crossing all those borders perfectly... Noraly please we are waiting for you in East Africa ( Kenya) we want to this person..Best endeavors in your plans and in everything your planning to do.... KARIBU KENYA
Even the “less interesting” rides in Africa are amazing.
10:19 Léase con voz tenebrosa "noOOO...NO ERES LA UNICA PERSONA aquiiiiIIII" !! : )))
Beautiful scenery, that blue water was really something different for sure.
02:37- Checkers 60 and MR-D bikers going over and beyond their call of duty - Farkeen legends!
Can't wait for you to come to the Domboshava Caves I promise to be there when you do. Such a fan
There she is!! What a day with a great start... eating portage, with a pooch, and 400 km's laying ahead. Pooches are still friends. just don't want you to leave. That's not everyday ... passing some motorbikes... Another great red road toll free for bikes... that's great. Off to the winding path to the caves after the standard high pitch 'bye'.. again great sounds... amazing caves with the crazy blue water. White stuff, bat calling cards. Good point, 'so anazing that it's unnatural'. Goodbye to the hot caves.... Rest well, be careful, stay safe...
The first part of the vid :
"What was there in Zimbabwe before dirt roads Grandpa ?"
"Tar roads my boy, tar roads...."
Beautiful caves, I'm amazed they let you wander around down there on your own
Yes, but that’s happening in South Africa now as well. Just all a question of time, I suppose. Still, sad to see 400 years worth of development going to ruin in one or two decades.
She used an old road all major roads are paved for your information
@@rozvi9728 these type just ignore them,always complaining.
@@rozvi9728 logic dictates that if the road is still in use, it should still be maintained. It was quite evidently in use ....
@@robhart3451 It was a single lane rural road which was neglected for so long. Over time, both the weather elements and the sheer volumes of vehicles have caused a lot of wear and tear. Zimbabwe is now trying to fix that.
However, certain dirt roads have NEVER beed tarred, which defies the joke you were making.
I'm not thumbs uping all your videos in this series as I'm watching via a playlist so it often jumps to the next one before I do it. You have my virtual thumbs up for all of them! What an excellent series.