In the latest episode of “I have no choice but to take my loss on this one..” from the popular travel series Itchy Boots, our fearless solo motorcycle adventurer finds herself facing the challenges of the unpredictable African weather. The rains have been relentless, following her every step of the way. As if that wasn’t enough, she also realizes that she accidentally left her rain jacket behind at her previous stop.
Despite the risk of slipping and injuring herself on the treacherously slippery trail, she decides to forge ahead without retrieving her rain jacket. This decision symbolizes the unpredictable and sometimes unforgiving nature of travel, where unexpected obstacles can often derail the best-laid plans.
But the spirit of adventure knows no bounds, and our intrepid traveler continues her journey undeterred. With a blend of determination, resilience, and a dash of spontaneity, she takes on whatever challenges come her way, showing us all that no matter the setbacks, the ride must go on.
Join Itchy Boots on this exhilarating journey through the highs and lows of solo motorcycle adventure, and learn firsthand how to capture the essence of these experiences with cutting-edge filming techniques. So gear up, hold on tight, and let the adventure begin!
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Video “I have no choice but to take my loss on this one.. [S7-E107]” was uploaded on 05/12/2024 to Youtube Channel Itchy Boots
I just love your aerial shots of the countryside. Henry Stanley could have used a drone like you have. The baobab trees on Madagascar were awesome!. BTW – that insect in your tent was a millipede – much the same as the one you filmed in the Kirindy forest climbing up that tree. They are not harmful but I can understand not wanting one in your "house". You are truly a multitalented, brave explorer!
That is a millipede. I've seen the ones 5 times the size of that. Very disgusting . We have them alot in Nigeria
2:50 It's a milipede not a centipede. It's totally harmless.
Hi Noraly, I grew up with those beautiful millipedes which we call a Songololo in South Africa and you can hold them quiet easily. They would usually coil up in your hand. No need to fear them at all ☺️
Hi best of luck
Honestly i didn't like the colour of the raincoat though
I really love watching ur beautiful adventure around the world. God bless you, safe journey wherever u are
It was not a centipede. It was a millipede, mostly harmless and would leave you alone. Let us leave them alone too.
So funny to see her so worried about a centipede 😅
My country malawi
10 Inch Centerpide
Wow, this brings back such memories of my family's 6 week vacation in Malawi. Gods own country. The lushness of the forests begs description.
Such a breathtaking view of Malawi's Water Fall. Thank you Noraly..🙏
23:30 😂 ive never expected her video would end up like this 🤣🤣🤣
I had to skip past the centipede part… those things creep me out
If that was here in Canada your wheels would get so plugged with mud they wouldn’t turn.
Wow, I certainly recommend looking at this on a large TV, Noraly Motorbike skills are amazing. And the drone work two. Thank you for the video.
The world is a beautiful place
So many legs and so slow 😂
The color and kind of their soil is good in making pots…
That's bayud…like cold places
Este canal é sensacional
África é o meu roteiro preferido
Parabéns
🤣🤣 The ending,,,tap not working, enormous bowl of rice with very little stew,,Power off,,. Every Tourist nightmare in case you have a Diarrhoea