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[Stevemr]

Anyone else a fan?
Started watching with series one a few months ago, finally got up to date.
Quite honestly by far the most enjoyable thing I watch on TV by miles.

[911sse]

If Honda don't give her a brand ambassador role their mad.

[Mr Squarekins]

Yep, she's good.

I'm currently re watching Oisin Hughes on Youtube. I really enjoy his films.

[smifffymoto]

It was nice to see her being by “Prince Charming” aka Ed March.
If you don’t know him,check out C90 Adventures.

[Stevemr]

Yes that was cool. Those C90 vids of Ed’s are excellent entertainment also.

[gareth_r]

The last few uploads in Moab and the Rockies...

I've never ridden more than about 20 yards off-road, but I'm so envious of people who live in countries where they can ride on thousands of miles of dirt roads at heights of up to more than 12,000 feet.

And all without having to do battle with the Government, the local NIMBYs, the local councils, and the Ramblers' Association... and mud.

[Stevemr]

Yes that was cool. Those C90 vids of Ed’s are excellent entertainment also.

[threespires]

Yes, big fan here.
For me, her excellent editing and happy smile make viewing more enjoyable than other explorers.
I'd imagine that she's at the finish in real time.

I wonder where she will go for the next series?
NZ perhaps?

[gareth_r]

Well, she has done India/Middle East/Europe, southern Africa, and South/Central/North America, so perhaps Australia/NZ as a bit of a relaxing break, then East Asia/China after that.

[ReverendCounter]

I don't think that foot injury is going to get the rest it needs. Some of Noraly's drone footage has been excellent, great channel.

[LosingGrip]

Just watched the first few minutes of a video and it looks good!

[Cylon2007]

Yep beeen watching her stuff for a good while now, really interesting and if you go back to her early stuff in India you can see just how well her videoing has come on. Not yet watched one of her vidoes and thought it was rubbish,

[SteveKTMer]

Of course Dos anybody not watch Itchy Boots ?

[lukeyman]

SteveKTMer said:

Of course Dos anybody not watch Itchy Boots ?

Not anymore. Started watching from her journey home from Peru… but lost interest somewhere in Africa.

[KTMsm]

lukeyman said:

Not anymore. Started watching from her journey home from Peru… but lost interest somewhere in Africa.

Me too - I'd rather watch someone with real bike skills rather than someone who happens to ride a bike - like the guys doing things on an Adventure that I couldn't do on a Trials bike

[pistonheadforum]

This is a facinating series - great work if it's all done by a single person. Huge comitment to pull it all together and make it so enjoyable to watch.

Watching the latest episode getting across the river was very tranquil - just pitch up and make calm progress through the bustle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl2ZiRfLfxI

Makes the Dover ferry look organised.

[Omaruk]

Yep she is excellent, how she manages to create the story, film and edit whilst travelling long hours is incredible.

However, for me, It’s her ability to deal with people of all cultures and off-road challenges in what would be pretty stressful situations with complete assurance and a great demeanour single her out.

[nute]

Her videos are excellent. I’m always amazed that she picks up languages so quickly too. Another one to look at is “lost with purpose”.

[A993LAD]

I think she is really impressive. She is not claiming to be a skilled bike rider but it is great to see how she deals with problems and issues and she has fantastic communications skills.

The effort she puts into securing good footage and then editing it into a watchable package shows great motivation. But I'm sure it's worthwhile as I worked out she probably makes around $300k a Year from the YouTube advertising with the viewing figures she is generating.

[Rob 131 Sport]

I really enjoyed her Iceland tour a few years ago. I really need to devote more time to her other videos.