How I ended up in a Berber village in Morocco |S7 - E4|

In this episode, I'm headed towards the High Atlas mountains of Morocco. But in February, it's still deep into winter here! Especially high up in the mountains, it gets very, very cold...

Here I teach all my filming techniques including getting drone shots while riding!

Gear & Equipment that I use in this season:

Follow my journey on: WWW.ITCHYBOOTS.COM

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[frankgavin]

The common denominator among all of Noraly's travels is the amazing kindness and generosity of the local populace. The media and politicians all too often villainize a country and correspondingly disrespect the population at large which is sinful. Noraly's travels are transformative both in terms of the amazing geography she explores but also the amazing cultures and diversity of the local inhabitants. It tends to rekindle one's faith in humanity.

[Frosty-far]

مرحبا من الاردن الى الشعب المغربي الرائع الكريم ماشاء الله تبارك الله بلاد جميله وشعب طيب وتحية من ابو برنيطه للشعب المغربي

[mikerobertson]

I will admit I was a little disappointed when Noraly announced that Australia (where I live) would not be her destination for S7 but now, after seeing just four episodes, I am so glad that she chose Morocco. What an amazing place and such hospitable, kind hearted people.

[jerhughes]

This trip is going to be the most amazing so far I think. Morocco looks fantastic, the people so friendly, the villages and towns so pretty, and the mountains....wow! I think there’ll be a lot more people visiting Morocco after this.

[mdrsmeltracy]

Thank you for showing us the beauty of Morocco! I never imagined it would have so much beauty and so much amazing culture!

[beachwalk]

Who could imagine a channel where reading the comments are as interesting and worthy of the time reading them as that of our World Ambassador and moto adventurer, Noraly. What an extraordinary community she continues to build. It feels like a Movement.

[richardvervoorn]

Hello again, Noraly, captivating as usual with these views. I have not been able to fathom why each of your videos still seem so unique, even after following more than 6 seasons, now into number 7. Whatever your ‘secret’ is, you have certainly discovered something that keeps us all eagerly awaiting your next adventure. Please know that your 15-20 minutes are a genuine treat for me, I appreciate everything you do to get all that delight out to those of us following your travels. YOU’RE THE ABSOLUTE BEST !❤❤❤ Rick

[herroherrarlee]

Love and respect to our Berber brothers from Somalia Moqadishu

[katalacasaverde]

I’m Moroccan from Casablanca and watching your videos I discovered another beautiful part of Morocco that I never knew existed

[jeroenhensen]

The locals are so super friendly. Its amazing.

[patrickpritchard]

Noraly is quite unique. She combines a beautiful spirit with an artists sensibility while managing the constantly changing technical and logistical challenges. There is a true depth to what she does. At one level she simply entertains us but on another she educates and inspires. She must leave a trail of fire in the hearts and minds of the young women and girls as she travels these remote tracks and villages.

[WU]

your parents raised a wonderful human being! you are a treasure Noraly! stay safe...

[sebriaymen]

I like how Noraly learnt "Good morning" in arabic. It's a kind of respect for other cultures. Keep up Noraly waiting for you to visit Tunisia 🇹🇳❤️.

[mantarayal]

OMG...thank you Noraly...many moons ago we Landrovered across Africa, arriving from Spain. My memory of Morocco is that it is one of the most beautiful countries I have ever seen. The landscapes there are, how can I describe, spiritual in their beauty. I have a memory of one particular area, just rolling grassy hills, but unlike anything. Otherworldly. And then crossing the Atlas mountains and into the Sahara....this will be epic. Ride safe Noraly, and love from New Zealand to you and all of you everywhere who love this channel and the beautiful world we live on and share.

[countryman]

Berber people ( also called by their self-name Amazigh) are honest people, they hold their guests in very high esteem, the hospitality is taken Very seriously.

[bridgetedwardslivelifefully]

Friendliness and hospitality of Moroccans is another level. Incredible! Snow capped mountains and views are beautiful. Definitely adding Morocco to my bucket list. Thanks for being an amazing tour guide Noraly. 🙏💙🌍

[MrDonJBerg]

Once again, Noralys search for adventure has brought us to a place FEW of us would ever get to see...The high mountain views, the drone footage and her knowledge of 4-5 languages, while may be limited, allows her to communicate with people all over the world, but it's her wide smile, friendly face and the ability to met people where they are at, either rich or poor that truly makes Noraly a world class traveler. Well done..

[kevincorbin]

Thank you for showing us the beauty in the world that most of us will never see in person

[BenAdam-qh]

You traveled the world but this season in Morocco is the best Trip you ever did, Itchy Boots... Morocco is an amazing place. The people are so welcoming and the scenery is so breathtaking and gives anyone the desire to start traveling...

[AndyTinkerbell]

Hola Noraly, soy yo fanática desde Paraguay, maravillada por lo increíble que es Marruecos, jamás me hubiese podido imaginar que ese país tuviera esos paisajes, y quizás nunca lo hubiera sabido si es que no hubiera sido por tu maravilloso viaje. Espero que tú y Alaska sigan disfrutando su camino segura, en paz, y descubriendo nuevas maravillas kilómetro a kilómetros y espero poder seguir viendo las siempre. Espero que algún día me puedas responder, sé que hay millones de personas que te escriben todos los días pero de seguro yo soy la mayor promotora de tus Videos aquí en Asunción Paraguay.😊