People in Zimbabwe are so good..

I hate to admit it, but Nora is making me fall deeper in love for my own country Zimbabwe. 🇿🇼 I would love to explore just as much about these beautiful scenaries beyond the noisy cities. Thank you Itchy Boots

Noraly should get a National Geographic sponsorship. These series are amazing!

Hi, I am Chaitanya, age 8 years old from India, last 2 to 3 months I have been seeing your journey from Namibia to Zimbabwe. Keep it up 👍 bye bye

A faithful and true portrait of Africa and the Africans (Zimbabwe and the Zimbabweans), the meeting between you and Lucas was heartwarming ;-)

lets take a moment to appreciate how the whole country speaks good English

Birchenough Bridge is the name for a bridge across the Save River is called after Sir Henry Birchenough. It cost of £145 000.00, Birchenoughs ashes are buried beneath the structure of the bridge.[1] Ralph Freeman, the bridge's designer, was also the structural designer on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and consequently the two bridges bear a close resemblance, the Birchenough bridge is two-thirds as long as the Australian bridge. It was built by Dorman Long in Yorkshire England and shipped to South Africa, then trekked 1250 miles to the site and completed in 1935.[1] At a length of 1,080 feet (329 m) it was the third longest single-arch suspension bridge in the world at the time.

Savanna is a trooper, she never complains about the roads Noraly takes her down

What an amazing ride! Zimbabwe looks breathtaking, not to mention the friendliest people.

Thanks to Itchy Boots I now know more about the African continent and the people in the past few months by watching her videos than I did thru all my years of schooling. Thank you for letting us experience your travels!

You are taking us on wonderful journey through Zimbabwe, beautiful people, must be a joy to be with. Thank you.

That country is beautiful, thank you for making videos like this so we can all enjoy a place we may never see in real life. Also, it is so nice to see how friendly the people are. It seems like a person could live there and be in complete peace.

5:00 Why do we find such fascination in water falling off a ledge? I'm not denying the beauty nor splendor nor magic of it, but this simple sight of the universal force of gravity acting on a fluid must be one of our planets most enjoyed spectacles. Perhaps because the world is otherwise so chaotic we find the magic and beauty in such simplicity? No matter as long as Noraly presents it so perfectly to bring smiles to her viewers.

Your biography is going to be amazing. Raconteur, explorer, videographer, drone pilot extraordinaire and ambassador to the world. Thank you for sharing the journey.

World "Africa not safe don't go there" Itchy Boots "we'll see about that"

The shot of you walking toward the waterfall with your helmet and backpack still on, looked like an astronaut, exploring an alien world for the first time.

Waterfalls always seem to be a sacred places to me. What a wonderful drone footage. I find my self telling every one I meet about you Noraly. I have started also encouraging people that I think will watch to be sure and read the comments. I spend as much time watching as I do reading the comments. It makes me laugh and cry and just feel wonderful that their are people like you out in the world doing what you do. Lots of love, prayers, and just good energy to you from Washington state here in the US

What a beautiful african countries these , South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe are? Great V logs. Thanks Norally.

That cop saying "have a safe journey my friend" to a stranger was so wholesome! I'm 1000s of kms away but my mind automatically wished him "you too my friend" 😄

Thank you for bringing some nostalgia, I was born in a small clinic on the bank of the Sabi River near the Birchnough Bridge. Summers were spent in the bushes indulging in mangoes guavas which grow wild. Travelling to Chipinge as a child I did not enjoy the mountains as tales where of people disappearing as mountains were said to be a sacred place. However your drone footage was spectacular but was a reminder of the devastation that nature can do, Cyclone Idai March 14 to 16 swept away whole villages with some bodies from Zimbabwe picked up as far as the Indian ocean in Mozambique and some never to be found. Over 1000 people died in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi.

there are good people everywhere.. specially in Africa. not bad as we saw in international news.. Thanks Norally for sharing your adventures in African Continent..

Noraly, you may not realize how important is your job. You show girls they can do anything boys do. You empower girls. I'm proud of you.

What an absolutely stunning country.

I love the way you are presenting the African countries from a positive way! Continue this way to show your true and genuine love for all humanity equally! God bless your journey and protect you everywhere you go!

That waterfall was right out of The Garden of Eden. Amazingly beautiful.

Stunning views of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

There is something that makes these falls more peaceful & mesmerizing than all the other famous falls you visited+your music was perfect.

Greetings from Ohio / USA Another great ride, and moreover such a display at how friendly people are in other countries. You do such a great job interacting with everyone.

I know why you liked that little waterfall even more than the Victoria Falls: It's an absolute beauty! No artist could have painted it any prettier. The drone shots keep blowing me away, especially with the lovely music you added. You promised a special episode of your journey, and it most definitely was! P.S.: 13:26, Why did the chicken cross the road?

Good afternoon from Eswatini. I refuse to miss even just one episode of your epic journey. So here I am, coming with you again as I have taken it upon myself to make sure that you are safe. 😊😊😊

The Bridalveil Waterfall is a masterpiece of art! And those dirt tracks are much, much nicer when they're dry, eh! Another great video! And a big shout out to Lucas Dube - the local guardian of lost adventurists!

After a month and binge watching all 352 episodes, I was greeted this morning with a brand new episode! Ride on dear lady!

The waterfall is named the "Bridal Veil Falls" - most appropriate, with its 'stepped' backdrop and so beautiful.

Savannah has most definitely been put to test on this journey. She is serving you well. The water falls were stunning.

✨🌎 🇺🇸. 👀Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 has Paradise Of Hidden Natural Beauty ~ Thanks-4-Sharing 🙏🏽 Happy Travels

Should add a t-shirt and stickers to your merch store: "I'm on the wrong track!" 🤣 That waterfall was beautiful!

I can't even imagine that we are watching this absolute episodes for free. Welcome to Great Zimbabwe was born few Kilometres from the ruins on those mountains a stone throw away.

Thanks for going to chimanimani I'm from Rusitu I was shocked to see you at mutsangazi river i grow up swimming In that river you say is very clean and clear thanks for showing the world our place

I am always mesmerized by your drone footage and accompanying music. From the waterfall to the mountains and the tracks you take. Just beautiful work. You've really accomplished the skills necessary to make it look effortless. It takes me away each and every time. I know it takes planning and a good eye for how it will look and watching out for all that can go wrong, but the results are STUN-NING !

Oh boy with tears in my eyes I Wright this comment, sooo much memories. In the old days you would not have been able to ride them back roads because of landmines, and ter', Birchinof Bridge, is or was the longest single steel arch suspension bridge in the world, good job you are doing keep it up, and yes am so so jealous, wish I was with you could show you so much more

Fantastic as ever Noraly! Lucas wasn't exaggerating regarding the "big river". It's so lush there, a beautiful place. That waterfall was stunning, those drone shots really are the cherry on top for all of us. 👍😊

The areas around Chimanimani mountains look like a fairy tale land - beautiful place and lovely people. BTW, was waiting for Tarzan to swing by to say "Hi Noraly" near the quaint waterfall :) Your journey is an enlightening experience for many of us. Thank you!

I used to live in Shabani and made plenty visits to the Zimbabwe Ruins, as it was called when it was Rhodesia. Such a mystical place and can be quite eerie at times. Stonework is amazing. 😍😍😍

This is why I'm so very proud to be Zimbabwean ❤❤❤❤❤natural beauty and warm hearted people...it truly dosent get better than that

A month ago, I did not know who Itchy Boots was. I was curious about the Swedish police, and the first KZfaq movie I saw, was from Itchy Boots. I heard from your accent that you were Dutch, so that aroused my curiosity even more. Since then, I was hooked. I watched as much as I could in my free time, and after a month I finished all the seasons episodes. It's mindblowing, and sometimes emotional! You teached me so much about geology, cultures, histories and more. As a historian, I am not only interested in human history, but also in nature in general. I just wanted to thank you and show my appreciation. I love what you are doing and hope to do a fraction of the adventure motorcycle riding that you have done. I also love your openess and respect towards other people. I think you are very brave, funny, and a great human being, also with a flair of 'Hollandse nuchterheid' 😉You reaffirmed what I always thought, that most people are good. So, I hope you will keep on riding for a long time. I sponsored you a little, by buying a T-shirt. Also because it looks awesome, and I will buy some more in the future. Groetjes van Kris uit Amsterdam! Ps: One question...don't you ever swear? With all the mishaps you had, I think I would have sweared a couple of times.😌

What a beautiful land this is...thank you for showing it to us!

At 10 min "it’s this beautiful yea”. The whole scenery and episode look beautiful. What a ride , with us riding along with you. With today being the world heart day . There is nothing more soothing than see all this wonderful sites. Thank you

"With the motorbike, yeah man, you can go." Got to love that chap's attitude. Beautiful countryside on view in this video. Nice one Noraly.

Chimanimani is still reeling from the effects of Cyclone Idai. You can see the effects of mudslides and washed up river beds. Slowly roads coming back to life thanks to GVT of Zimbabwe + Zimbabwe military plus help from South African defence force engineering department

I wish I could "like" multiple times. I love your channel and Africa is a great surprise. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much for reconnecting me with my place of birth, I haven't been back in 25 years and nothing has changed...you have opened my eyes to so many things I have missed...I need to be back and just feel that red soil, hear those doves and experience the lovely, friendly, waving people of Zims, thank you!

Sitting on my couch, biting my nails and regularly get lost in my own village i m hoping that Noraly finds a way out. Applauding you and Savannah, the award deserving bike for finding the right track. Best start of my week, with lots of respect big thumbs up 👍👍🇳🇱

Zimbabwe is gorgeous!

Hi Norally, this is Ted from the Motorcycle Men Podcast. I had a chuckle a little when I realized you were in Zimbabwe. Oddly enough we have some listeners there. I'm living vicariously through you. Such beautiful scenery.

When she said miss you... it means alot... pure people🙏🙏🙏

What a beautiful waterfall, can only imagine how it was seeing in person. Wow, thank you for sharing it with us.

How thoughtful to walk into frame at that beautiful waterfall, giving a true perspective! Capturing a perfect shot.....

Beautiful! So glad you had a nice sunny day to travel. The falls were spectacular to say the least. The drone footage was so cool for up close and personal view of them. All the drone footage was jaw dropping. You have once again captured Zimbabwe and shared it’s uniqueness with us. Thank you Noraly for another great ride along!

That is where I come from Noraly. The last I saw that place was 40 years ago. 1977. Well done ❤ Yours Respectfully Gregory Bauer

Bridal Veil Falls ... Chimanimani .... Birchenough Bridge .... Sabi River .... I'm all choked up on childhood nostalgia! Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

Amazing how nice all the locals are there.

Dear Noraly; I am a South-African living in NY City. I appreciate how you relate to the indigenous cultures as human, unlike so many other Europeans, who treat the people as mere spectacles of fauna and flora. I really enjoy your humanity. I personally am working on touring the world on a YamahaT7, or something similar.

WOW!!! Was für schöne Bilder. Danke. God Save and protect You Always!!!! So moi.

What a wonderful presentation of the good things about Zim.

Lovely to see chimanimani after years, many nights spent in those mountains, thanks 😊

The beautiful back country, the friendly people and, I realize this is not about gear but I can’t help it, what a wonderful, sturdy little bike and the nice set up that just works so very well. It’s very impressive. Amazing really, the whole thing, week after week.

Chimanimani, my beloved rural home!!!

Very nice people they fed her with the information she needed, with a wave and a smile on their faces.

Top 3 most beautiful Noraly videos ever. I could not resist a few screen caps at the waterfall. Amazingly friendly people throughout. 💕

This lady is "amazing". With my small amount of off road biking to compare - some of the "tracks" she rides on, I would be stop and go on. Noraly blasts down them like she was on a Gran Prix straightaway !!

I'm happy that you are in my country a free place free to travel no one harms you anytime you where you be safe you will be guided

Thanks Noraly you’re awesome 🏍️👍🏻😎🇺🇸

Your adventures are doing their part to bringing us all together as a world. The continuously positive attitude that you have is contagious! With each episode you are sewing together a little more of a beautiful tapestry. Wonderful!

Good morning Noraly, it's 12:23 in the middle of the night and a big 👍's up. Those villagers must be thinking who on earth is this crazy person riding these paths 🤔 If only they knew..😂

Epic landscapes.

Beautiful!! I can´t stop admiring you! So cute,, polite and kind, to everyone that you cross and meet,, and your little chuckles and laughs! You are remarkable!

Every new video uploaded by Noraly means that she is still allive and in one piece. Stay safe and happy travelling, meid. That big bridge looks like the brainchild of a Dutch engineering firm.

What is it about waterfalls that is so fascinating, this one was a real beauty, stunning, and it looks like you had it all to youself.

She deserves a million views & likes

Chimanimani is on my travel list in the future Beautiful 😍 Yohhhh

Good day dear friend, thanks a lot for another great video with amazing drone shots, would be wonderful if we can have your Geo expertise of the area, especially that beautiful waterfall, who looks alike man made, Zim is in fact a very beautiful country, thanks for sharing, really highly appreciated dearest, keep well 🌹

Wat een mooie video, echt genoten zo gevarieerde landschappen, prachtige waterval, bergen, bananen plantage lieve vriendelijke mensen, spectaculaire brug, kortom echt super bedankt Noraly, en Savannah heeft het werk gefikst. Gods zegen.

Loved good your saying anout my home country

8:30 oh yea it lokk so epic with the lights and shadows in the mountain

Norali, I could never have imagined how beautiful the countries of southern Africa are. You have done a wonderful job of showing what the terrain and countryside look like. Thank you and safe travels.

What a incredible country and the mountain background on 8.40, wow I’m on my way 🛵

Wow, there is so much beauty in our world!

Even the handwriting of those scholled 60s going back i feel jealous its fantastic, im born later im even amazed

I just find the bikes you have toured with in the seasons up to now incredibly reliable bearing in mind the punishment they have been subjected to on many of the roads - I would have expected a lot more reliability issues, so I am impressed!

Noraly. your off-road riding skills keep getting better and better. Same top notch video production and commentary. We love our "African Queen" of adventure.

What a brave women you are. you actualy showed me my Country

Beautiful country, lovely people.

What a beautiful place, and so blessed to be able to do this trip. Time to stop envying you and start my own trip 🤔

Thank you, thank you, thank you. So beautiful at the falls. That would be a great place just to sit and contemplate the many wonders of the natural world 🌈⛰🌄🌞🌊...Passed 850k subs! 👍😃 One million will be in the near future! ❤🏍😎 Happy Trails

The Shona people are very friendly, really wonderful people

Geniales las imagines desde tu casco.INCREIBLES !! Y desde el dron. Gracias. Saludo dede Uruguay. GRACIAS. 🥰🇺🇾👍

Wow!!! lots of banana plantations!! so far Zim is very impressive!! you show us a different viewpoint we were not aware of,usually you only see negative political viewpoints

I really enjoyed the ride. So much fun to go there with you. There’s a sense of wonder when the musi begins. The waterfall was well explained with you in the shot for perspective.The drone really showed some fantastic details. I enjoyed the people and your laughing moments. Thank you Noraly for sharing your adventures. I’m really enjoying the way you share your story!❤️👏👍BIG THUMBS UP!

Thank you for the videos you have showed about your journey I have seen places that I would never have seen ever if it was not for your incredible journey. I wish can move from South Africa to Zimbabwe I love Zim it's very beautiful without an ocean even.

Blue skies and sunshine yay!