I have to HIDE in the forest of ANGOLA 🇦🇴 - [S7-E87]

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• AK

  @akowboyshippielife7405 · 2 years ago

  Who else thinks Itchy Boots is the best channel on YouTube?👍🥀🤠

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• SA

  @Sarbet888 · 2 years ago

  Two strangers met in an isolated rainy African forest; all you see is their smile and good wishes to each other; there is still hope for the rest of us who live in fear and hate of each other..

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• MR

  @mrme5654 · 2 years ago

  4 yrs ago I gave up cable tv not knowing what I’d be watching. Soon I discovered Itchy Boots crossing into the US from Mexico. I watched a few episodes then decided to watch all her back episodes from day 1 and got caught up. Best decision I’ve made!! Thanks Noraly!! Buen viaje!!

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  @akn5876 · 2 years ago

  Hi Noraly, As a 40 year old male, even I don't have that much courage like you to go into the African jungle and ralk with stranger. You're really a brave women. God bless you. Stay healthy, stay safe. Love from India.

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• AN

  @anielamateus437 · 2 years ago

  I’m from Angola and I discovered how beautiful my country is because of you, thank you. ❤️❤️❤️

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• JE

  @jeksonl · 2 years ago

  As Angolan, I must say you have chosen the toughest routes to travel in Angola. But was good to see some unfamiliar places and remote places to me. You are a brave woman!

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• AU

  @augustinechifwaila1648 · 2 years ago

  My little daughter was startled, turned back and said "shes coming to Zambia? You are welcome to Zambia please pass through our home!! In Kabwe.

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• AK

  @akki_harale · 2 years ago

  perfect thunderstorm audio get captured here... awesome and scary at same time.

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• SR

  @SrFulanoTal · 2 years ago

  A Dutch woman communicating with an African man in Portuguese .. how cool is that. (before all the history teachers come for me, I KNOW history, its just nice to see..)

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• PE

  @peachum5939 · 2 years ago (edited)

  You should learn, how to behave in lightnings: Lightning loves metal stuff. Put all metal stuff from your body, go away from your motorbike, maybe 20 - 50 meters. Crouch down and put your feet close together and wait, until it's over. Don't go down on your knees. If the lightning strikes in the ground near to you and the ground is wet, the elctricity goes through the ground and arrives first at one leg, than at the other leg and searches its way through your body, if you don't have your feet close together. Try to be smaller than the things around you, so the lightning will strike in there, not in you. If you are in the mountains, avoid ridges or summits. Avoid caves, the electricity can jump over from the ceiling to the ground of the cave and hits you, if you are in. Even huts are not necessarily save, if they don't have a lightning conductor. Leave your tent! Don't fear the thunder, it's harmless, the lighting is not. You'll get wet, but that doesn't matter. If you are in the forest, avoid the highest trees. Avoid single trees in the open field. I survived a horrible lightning at night in the alps at 3000m, while I was alone. Lightnings every 5-10 seconds all around me ... the most horrible night in my life. And I was glad to know, how to behave.

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• TO

  @tomhockett7391 · 2 years ago

  If nothing else, Noraly's travels remind me that most people are basically good, and our media only likes to show and report the negatives, which is really not the norm.   You are a wonderful person, Noraly!

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• GI

  @gilbertamaswache8171 · 2 years ago

  Impresed by your bravery. Riding on those rough roads

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