Crossing the USA 🇺🇸 - Canada 🇨🇦 LANDBORDER |S6-E120| 

That's what I thought, too.

My first car- 68 Barracuda- oh how I loved my Cuda !

The 'cuda you saw is a 2nd generation Plymouth Baracuda ; an american muscle car. I crossed thru Coutts but I was on a Hayabusa with no intentions for Alaska. I wonder if the crossings thru the other Canadien regions will be as easy!?!?

A warm welcome, but Ms. Boots doesn't "stay" anywhere. I'm sure she's in for a treat in your lovely country. Peace

@@joeljoss1916 not true. She stayed at the Creston motel overnight, hence the phrase, “enjoy your stay”. It does not refer to any particular length of time, merely the act of being there. 🤙

have you noticed , we didnt see much of the local people in contrast to latin americas and south...wonder why.

Canada probably has the best quality of life In the whole hemisphere. And this is an American saying it.

🇨🇦 welcome

@@midlifecrisis7888 well thanks but visit southern ontario it might change your opinion

@@Curling_Rack je viens juste de le faire … merci 🙏🏼

I read your comment at the exact moment she said that, weird.

Welcome to Canada and Creston ! Wish my son and I could have met you, we enjoy your videos and are inspired to work towards our own adventures.

So true.

I know.. he had no idea! Do you do jumps 😂

he is gonna be bragging about his encounter for months and months...

I talked to him that afternoon and told him who she was. He seemed impressed.

...and then he will tell tales to his grandkids

He will look up channel and then see himself!😀

Wow!!

Terrific, you speak for me as well. I couldn’t have said it any better !

Hello fellow itchyholic! 🤗 I keep re-binging the journeys as well! I was knocked out by a health issue last week, couldn't do much except for lying in the corner with my eyes crossed. There's always the playlists of the seasons, though! Just click, lean back and enjoy! You immediately need one painkiller less. 🤗

Don't join her fan club the guy over it is an a-hole. Don't dare wonder where she is because he talked alful to a guy who just ask,

@@zweispurmopped Yes sir, I went through all the seasons, bike reviews and popular uploads now I can get back to the gym a little more hahaha.

I'm from central Canada and we are usually enjoying all kinds of fruit right now (peaches, pears, plumbs...). Who know hat Noraly will find in the mountains!

@@matthewbarrett5863 Awesome! I would love to visit Canada someday! It looks beautiful! 😊

u r in my prayers today. spread love not hate !

Winter is coming!

Noraly's English is great, but she is very fond of the British term "sorted" which is completely unknown in the US and Canada. Kind of useful, probably, but it just never caught on here. Do Australians/Kiwis use it, too?

@@AndyFromBeaverton I think she is way ahead of her videos. Its still snow on the ground from last winter so im guessing this episode was filmed around June. She is 2-3 months ahead id guess. She may have completed the trip by now.

@@mattsbrute Yep.. It looks like she was in Colorado first of June timeframe so that would be about right.. She is probably back in the Netherlands now editing these final episodes

Yeah, just one more border that is only 1881 miles away. That is further away than the Mexican border. lol.

I'm American, but I've been to British Columbia and it's like nothing I've ever seen before, unbelievably fantastic beauty! Someday you should definitely see it.

@@trevorjameson3213 I will add it to my bucket list! Thanks for the advice :)

Niagara on Lakes City is 🔥

Darn.... I hope you're better now. I've been riding motorcycles for decades in northern Ontario and even in a car you have to always be on the lookout for deer, moose and bears on the road. They just seem to pop out of nowhere..... we've had many fatalities lately in this part of the country with cars, suvs and motorcycles hitting animals especially in the dark. B.C. is known for grizzly bears, elk and deer also. I just hope Noraly is extra careful.

@@henryhonda8408Thanks for your concern heal up still and getting stronger every day. I hope she stays safe. I think riding dirt you tend to go slower, might be safer.

Im so sorry to hear that!! I wish you a speedy recovery! ❤️‍🩹

Get well soon and you’ll be back at it.

My trip today from Missoula to Penticton had me hitting the brakes for 2 deer & a flock of turkeys 😳

^ He speaks the truth

as a Dutch, i agree. Most beautifull place ive been

Very well put

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I just started following her, but lucky me, I am living just 100 KM / 60 miles north of Creston, on 150 km / 90 mile long Kootenay Lake. I hope she checks out the beautiful, quiet highways along the long, pure, snow-fed lakes of the Kootenay District of southeastern British Columbia, pronounced koo-ten-ay, the Engish word version of the K'Tunaxa (K-tu-na-ha) Indigenous People. This area is in the Columbia Mountains, named after the huge river which starts here, and flows south into the USA. I don't know where she is now, but if she goes north along several large lakes and small historic silver mining towns and villages to the historic railway town of Revelstoke, she will join up with Highway #1, the Trans-Canada, which goes east through spectacular Rogers Pass in the Columbia Mountains and then into the world famous Rocky Mountain National Parks of Banff, Yoho, Kootenay and Jasper. By the way, Queen Victoria of Great Britain named the province after the British, or headwaters section, of the Columbia River, early explorers and fur traders actually traversed it in both directions in the early 1800's from it source near present day Jasper, Alberta, Canada fighting currents, rapids, sandbars, year-round snow-fed icy water, rain-forests and hot deserts for 2000 km / 1200 miles to Fort Astoria on the Pacific Ocean near present day Portland, Oregon, USA. Major hydro-electric dams now harness most of the water for power and flood control on both sides of the border.

Yes, because she doesn't carry a gun!! I'm Canadian too and have heard so many Americans say they'd never attempt to get into Canada again, as they arrived at the border with a gun on their truck's seat!!!

There are more dirt roads and trails in the USA then people realize. Thousands of dirt roads and off road trails in Colorado alone. A person just needs to leave the cities and highways to find them.

@@kaz7809 But many people feeling not good, if they are more than 5 miles from the next McDonald away.😉

I mean realistically she went through such a tiny portion of the USA, she could have been riding on dirt roads for more episodes just in California alone let alone the rest of the country.

@@James_Edward59 the girl will find all the dirt roads she can handle British Columbia is larger then California, Oregon and Washington combined I truly hope she chooses pavement I hope grizzly bears are still snoozing.

@@daymaker5460 She will be fine, she’s traveled through many large Countries. America has more land than Canada has even though she just went through a tiny portion of it, she knows how to navigate.

yes, tulips in Ottawa are a reminder

You need to buy an Indian 🇮🇳 bike 😊

@@tubro541 Maybe the Royal Enfield GT650? That one is pretty cool.

Way to go girl You got this 👍 😊 Kool

@@tubro541 I was considering getting a Bullet for this trip, truth be told. Pricey, but you can find them in Ontario. I worried about road-side support. So I looked at other bikes. And then I laid eyes on this pristine 16-year-old Vulcan Classic 900 and fell in love. She growled her way through 5,000 kms like she owned the highway. A real head turner too. I intended to sack her in BC, once my trip was done. But I couldn't. I ended up trucking her back to Ontario for a small fortune! Now I'm out every day doing small rides in and around Toronto till the weather gets sucky. A few more precious weeks of riding left this year!

I live in the area you are talking about. I have a DR650 and I do so local adv bike rides. I love Itchy and her channel. You and your husband should come explore the Ozarks more.

Get one!!!😀

CRF 250 here! I live just over the ridge from there. Get the bike and y’all won’t regret it! Awesome riding here in Arkansas.

Get one. and learn to ride it. It's not a bicycle. Find some good dirt biking people to ride with for a while that will help you learn handling techniques. Stay off the pavement as much as possible until you learn how to really control your bike. You have to avoid the mistakes other drivers on the road make when driving. It won't matter who's in the wrong if you are looking down from heaven. Many motorcycle handling videos. Then practice, practice, practice.

🇺🇸🎚 My wife took me up into those Ozark/Quachita Mountains between Fayetteville and Ft. Smith several years ago, and I really love that area! Coming from Northern Wisconsin and Michigan, and then more recently Arizona there is no question Northern and Northwestern Arkansas is just beautiful, and wild. Lots to see and experience. Going East of Fayetteville toward Eureka Springs there is a lot to really enjoy as well! Gorgeous and blessed country for sure! Really nice hospitable people and culture! I love it there. 🇺🇸👍

Yes indeed, Alaska is another history , still 🇺🇸

Shooting star.... Worth looking up 😊

Why wouldn't she be ?! She's got such a lavish lifestyle as a biker, never sleeps in a tent , she always sleeps in fine hotels, most people couldn't possibly afford not even a quarter of her joy ride trip, always on holiday and never worrying about money ! Lucky cow I'd say

@@Freeyourhate1 Go ahead and try that "lavish lifestyle" "joy ride" for couple of weeks and entertain the million+ audience day in and day out. I bet you will be crouched crying in a corner. She makes her living through hard work. "Expanding your mind" with emptiness is injurious to one's brain.

Her attitude is admirable and her mood is always positive and realistic. And she doesn't shy away from difficult roads or opportunities. I was amazed by her stamina and resilience as she was traveling from Colombia to Panama to avoid the Darien Gap on a small boat with Alaska strapped to the boat and three guys as her company for six hours. That takes guts, determination, charm and intelligence.

We shouldn't be too surprised, she's running out of good weather to complete her trip to Alaska this season. Don't think she's going to complete the Dalton Highway this year (hope I'm wrong).

👉🏻🇺🇸🇨🇦👈🏻👏👏👏👏👏

Yes, lots of dedication and self discipline.

Yep

Respect++

She is way ahead of the videos. Its not in real time.

She has a trailer with a production team riding along the whole time. Script writer. Camera. Focus puller. Grips and lighting. Editing suite. A couple of PA’s and a production manager. Craft service and catering- must not forget. It’s amazing what a Honda can do..

@@siphonsnob 911

I remember those days

What to you feel is the best stretch of road she'll be on? Oh, she's crossing at Idaho. Why does the title mention Labrador? She's gonna miss the east coast!!!

@@Bob-Maplethorpe It says land border.. not Labrador...

@@Bob-Maplethorpe Hard to say about route she took to Alaska. Having lived in Northern BC , and knowing she likes dirt roads, there really is no way for her to go through BC and Yukon to get to Alaska without doing days and days of tarmac. The distances in the north are vast with few to no towns. The scenery on the Alaska Highway ( which starts in Dawson Creek BC) is world class spectacular. It will be interesting to see how this plays out both going to, and returning from, Alaska. I see one of her recent posts was marked as Brooks Alberta so I assume on her return trip she came back down through Alberta to Dinosaur Provincial Park and the badlands. Maybe she will travel east to the Maritimes and ship back to Europe or Africa?

She actually crossed months ago...

@@magnificent6668 She's actually back in the NL.

@@magnificent6668 --- this is what I am thinking, cuz snow at around 5000 feet altitude melts in this region sometime in June

we got the best riding in the country in BC! theres alot to be frustrated about canada right now personally, but i'll never complaining about being born in BC and growing up with motorcycles in my life and riding with all the endless great views.

She’s amazing!

Hope to see a comment from Officer Mooneyham in the future. I'm sure he was surprised when he saw her channel! I still chuckle when I remember the man a few episodes ago at the gas station knowing her. Out of nowhere he said "I thought you were still in South America". I think Noraly was a little shocked!☺b ut pleased!

Hahaha!! Might be the first one this year.

didn't want a ticket right at the border

As in Nordic countries.

Yes something not to take for granted, right? :-)

If he's anything like the rest of us here, you got that right! Lol

I've heard this was 11 weeks ago that she crossed {some said 8 weeks...but def. earlier). The weather in BC 'was' horrendous in 2nd week of June so it made sense when she made that comment about bad weather. Then we went in immense heat from later June. I did not realize she posts videos so late after being in a place.

@@abeach5420 Almost all popular videographers post way later due to safety reasons and logistics of producing and uploading.

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