Riding a motorcycle at 7 meters BELOW sea level?! - Eps. 2 

Good catch, Miles 😊🤝

"Where did your journey take you?"....well, do you got a minute or 2?

same thought!!!!!! ha ha ha

@@shawnmclean7932 C a n hi l if ok zhxx CA c CA by a lo;n wax S z. A anywhere re m😵‍💫🥂🧋🥂

The misused big superiority term The lady and the word miles and the numbers must be edited out, such words cannot be misused by ppl in comments or yt names or names etc, and all unsuitable terms / names etc must be changed / edited out - there is only one Lady / Princess / Queen / Goddess / Leader / Star etc and that’s me the superior / pure / radiant being etc, and all wøm’n / ppl are the exact opposite of such terms!

"their" idiots? OK!

They’re.

where do you get your background music?

@@stevek8829 Well, they probably belong to somebody, maybe Don Tweety...

A top of helmet mount can be done without a special bracket which avoids the angled offset ‘look’ (and no I didn’t complain but I am a bit curious why the side mount rather than the top of helmet mount).

100% Agree!

@@danjohnson7684 100% agree.

No argument from me about the perspective! Tbh, much better imo. 👍👍

I like the cam angle too....beautiful scenery,very clean and tidy. ❤️❤️👍🏻

Some people are just wankers!

Jealous!!

Lucky!

Хочу на радио! Noraly is charming.

Yes, I agree with you. I live in the Netherlands and I have a Volkswagen Buggy in which we cross the country. We've been where Noraly was in this ride and still it's new. She has her own perspective in showing what she likes. I like that very much. You see the coutry through the eyes of an other person. That's very nice and warming.

I’m on a tour through NL at the moment, came from Heidelberg Germany, Maastricht, across the south of NL, north of Belgium , Zealand, Den Haag and in a room in Den Holder now Having a rest day tomorrow and really looking forward to the ride across the north on small roads back to Germany

Last time when i liked her video their were 31 likes and 24 views which means 7 people like me liked her video before starting it 😂

Ditto!

@@You_Name_It yeah that would be me. i press the like button first and then see her videos. XD

She could make a video about doing her laundry and I would like it

Get A Bike, Cameras and Drones, Say Goodmorning Internet, And, lets Go😂😂👍

The camera blocks her view, her side vision...dangerous.

And to compete with giraffe for food domination

Fiqih Trihanda you should visit us and try the food!!

@@a.k1311 will do, one day I'm able to, very curious about the tulip fields and river village

@@a.k1311 can't wait to smoke your delicious food....

Noraly complains about her short , non-beautiful legs...

In fact, I prefer it because the foreground isn't obscured by the windscreen.

She seems to be quite contagious in that fashion. Many smiles. ~From the food vendor to the nice lady that ran into her bike!

This campsite was Duinrell I guess?

Last year attended family & friend wedding in Den Haag & Amsterdam, I feel homesick

I've lived in a foreign country many many years. I once got homesick while walking home from work one day. The clouds were very dark and low, and it rained. That was what made me homesick. And now you know why I live abroad. 😁👿

hoping to move there soon.

Correct

I was thinking the same about it hahaha

Yes bro for a traveller it is must to know geography and history but the place is so so beautiful I am super exhilarated how lucky is Noraly that she ride all these place I hope one day the corona season will come to an end and she will be again on her way ..

You won't regret. We love the Netherlands since over 50 years and tried to be there realy often. Including Poffertjes, wich are so fine with a piece of butter and dusted with powdered sugar.

@Bob J OMG Oilebollen! I loved them as I was a child.

You are more than welcome. Visit Cuijk (just below the city Nijmegen on the map)and let me know when you are around. I will show you a beautiful part of my country.

It's not about the angle, when you have something on the peripheral view it always disturbs you and there is small weight differents to.

I had no problem with the camera angle, it's really okay, Noraly. Keep up the great videos, & thanks for the drone...quite a landscape eye-opener...especially like the wind mills, similar to the ones not far away, in Holland, Michigan (USA)! Many "Hollandic" families in that area of Michigan.

I hadn’t noticed either. Too busy taking in the beauty. I live 10 feet above sea level in relatively new development area(250ish years) but have a sizable collection of Native American artifacts dating back up to 7,500 years. Love the scenery and history Noraly shares. No complaints at all❤️

That means my neck scarf must be close to arriving now!

I live in Arizona and there are many beautiful roads here to explore. I make a point of exploring small back roads and agricultural areas and have found many beautiful and peaceful places to ride. All in my back yard!

Da's veul, hoor. Kom ik helpen met opeten 😊👍🤝

What is the Dutch word for "connection point?" (I've been on this quest for years because it is a word once used by a famous Dutch professor, but know no Dutch nor Dutch people). Itchy Boots and this website is such a "connection point" for motorbikers and aspiring world travelers.

@@richardraz6401 I would say "ontmoetingspunt". A place where people meet, and interact. There are not many places (channels) on youtube where such meetings take place. There are a few and I cherish those. 👍🤝

Your teacher was partly wrong, or right.... milling wheats, pumping water or for sawing lumber. We have them all :D

Thank you very much for that information glad the teach wasn’t wrong. ❤️🌈

If one covers it, we won't be able to see it, unless the cover is transparent.

It's actually "worse". The whole country is - sort of - flat and used to be the flood plane of the North Sea in the West side as Noraly explained. But the country is also the flood plane of a couple large and some smaller, but significant, rivers. Below sea level or not, there is always a risk of serious flooding. And that has an impact. To survive here, all that water needs to be "managed" and to make that work, a preparedness to collaborate must exist in a population. Polders were a way to gain land, but often the social sales story was to get rid of swamp fever (a sort of slightly milder malaria). The moment you pump water out, and people and livestock live in the former lake's bed, you need to keep pumping "forever". Another thing that grows in a population is the awareness that the guy with the biggest sword, mouth, purse or other anatomy, may not be trusted to keep dry feet. Hence we have a separate "government" to manage the water levels and protection (which is between 700 and 1000 years in action). The largest airport in the country, of Amsterdam, called "Schiphol airport" is at the bed of a lake pumped dry. It is located in an area where many ships got wrecked in North-Western gales. The name schiphol literally means "ships' hollow" - almost like a small scale Bermuda triangle.

it's because there were people with guns and pointy sticks to the south and east where there was land available above sea level :)

@@jpdj2715 "Ships' Hell", actually. Because of the heavy storms, shifting shallows, and other hazards to navigation that plagued the lake before it was drained.

JP dJ not all the country is below the sea level. fyi

JP dJ Thank you for your detailed explanation, i guess i need to investigate a bit more on this subject

Nice, You sumed up all my interests

Orange people.