They don’t let me leave IRAN 🇮🇷 | S8, EP26

In this episode, I cover 250 kilometers in Iran and try to leave Iran and enter Iraq. But things turn out differently when the stamp in my Carnet de Passage is the wrong one and customs doesn't let me leave Iran..

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[thisaintnothang]

Noraly has three reactions when things go bad. At the point when a normal person would cry, she laughs. When a normal person would scream in frustration, she's dead quiet. And when a person would lose all hope and panic she just says "OK this is not good". She is like the toughest woman on the internet.

[Juliette_]

I am a 67 year old female who has ridden motorcycles my entire life. When I found your channel on UTube, I was thrilled. It is so inspiring, educational, & entertaining. I thank you so much for allowing us to share these adventures with you.

[djsbriscoe]

It's the small acts of kindness that we see on every one of your video's that warms my heart. There is hope in the world. Thank you.

[ericrichards]

What you are showing in your videos is how warm and welcoming the Middle East is. It’s not what we are led to believe. Now thinking of putting a visit on my bucket list. Love from Australia.

[bettyeggers]

If there is anything I have learned through the years watching your adventures in other Countries is that over all people are kind and hospitable unlike the media has led us to believe. I have been in awe at the beauty in Iraq and Iran and the kindness of the people. I do not think you have gone anywhere and experienced hostility from the people. You have opened up the world to us and given us a true and realistic picture of what most people are really like around the world. Your courage and faith in hard circumstances amazes me. Was it your upbringing that has made you such a courageous woman or was it something in your previous career that prepared you for this. I am always amazed how in some of your most trying circumstances GOD sends someone to help or rescue you. Thank you for sharing you life with us and opening the world up to those of us who not only do not have the courage to do what you do but also will never have the opportunity to do it. Be blessed!

[KeithKristi-fl]

At least there were one or two Iranian's who wanted to help you resolve your customs problem. The generosity (free food) and good spirit of those you have encountered so far in Iran is heart warming. Hang in there Noraly. We are all rooting for you as you face this latest obstacle.

[feather]

The fact we are watching this episode is fortunately proof everything worked out for the best, but cannot wait until the next video. I’m sure it was one of the trickiest borders I’ve see you at in all these years .

[GuyMorris-oqzp]

Been watching Noraly for years now, never miss a video and am always blown away with how she deals with different issues. She is remarkable, absolutely amazing. She has that ability to make you feel like your on the trip with her.

[Frosty-Wyrm]

Dear Noraly,

🇮🇷 Greetings from Iran! As a professional motorcyclist based in Tehran, I am an avid follower of your adventures. I own a racing motorcycle and am part of a dedicated group of Iranian motorcyclists, comprising both men and women. We would be thrilled to have the opportunity to meet you in Tehran and show you our vibrant motorcycling community. It would be an honor to host you.

Wishing you continued success,

Ashkan
Tehran, Iran 🇮🇷

[podunkcitizen]

The old man had a paternal feeling towards you. He wanted to start your bike for you, although we know you are more than capable. It was nice of you to let him try. If it started (just by chance) it would have made him feel good all day like a hero.

[carterl]

The iran border guard from the previous day coming and checking on Noraly in the morning and showing her the safest route to take was really nice. Also, the hotel not charging her for her dinner was so kind and generous.

[lucindavillarreal]

“Talking done. Let’s go” I actually appreciate Noraly talking. She always has something interesting to say and her tone and melodious voice is easy listening. Plus I enjoy the Dutch accent! Carry on, Noraly!!

[alessandroludgero]

Noraly, this is one of the episodes that shows how tense you are since the last events, but have faith! Everything will work out, you are a very strong woman.

[angiecerv]

An apple a day keeps the Dr away! And you were given two 😊... And your voice is almost back to normal sound.
Its very frustrating to be delayed for the reason of someone's negligence at the border.. but knowing you, we are confident that you'll always try to see the good and positive side of this situation... Things happen for a reason, right? This delay could be a blessing in disguise, like buying you some time to let anything bad pass by at your supposedly destination before you even get there. Smile!
We are with you.
And thank you to the people who had been so nice and kind to Noraly. Thank you for taking care of her

[crossland]

There is something really magical about this channel. Can't explain it but when I watch these vids I learn so much and get so involved. Used to be a biker many years ago, and you have learn to always adapt and be prepared to deal with the unexpected.

[AndreasWallschuss]

I worked in Iran during the pre Ahmadinejhad period. The friendliness, hospitality and generally high level of education of the average people was always so very impressive. Iranians have very polite and courteous manners. A great people with a great historical past

[ebonitenvs]

It’s really chaotic at the border/ customs. It’s so scary but the only thing that assures me Noraly was safe when she post her latest vlog. She keep dealing people whom mostly not wearing proper uniform if they part of the government. Once again Noraly friendly gesture and her priceless smile makes everyone seem friendly. Take care, be safe and regards to everyone who follow her journey !!

[mollycooper-rgzz]

So many good people in places of bad reputation....they shine so bright ...they are truly an asset to their Country....Thank You ! ❤🤝

[DLowe-mswt]

Norlay and frankie rideing into the sunrise
So inspirational....
She has the patience of a saint

[cihanersoy]

By chance, I came across your video on YouTube where you were in Turkey. What immediately struck me was how beautifully you showcase the country along with its breathtaking landscapes. It truly touched and inspired me. I was so captivated that I ended up watching the entire season 8, from the very beginning to where you are now. I am a Turkish-born person raised in the Netherlands, and even I have never seen Turkey like this. The stunning nature in the mountains, valleys, villages, historical sites, and the daily lives of people – you reveal a side of the country that often remains undiscovered. Especially the places you reach by motorcycle, which are often inaccessible by car, make your travel stories truly unique. The spontaneity with which you capture the beauty of the country makes it all the more special. You convey the magic of Turkey in such a gentle, enthusiastic, and loving way. And you’re absolutely right: it is indeed a fantastic and beautiful country. I genuinely enjoyed every single episode. Thank you for sharing these unique experiences and images with us. Your work is truly inspiring and highlights the richness and diversity of Turkey. Please keep it up, as I’m already looking forward to your next adventures!