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    Crossing into SAUDI ARABIA | S8, EP34



    In this episode, I am leaving Kuwait and crossing another border into Saudi Arabia. That means that I won’t have to do any border crossings in a while because this country is HUGE! I can’t wait to get into the desert and try out my new knobbly tires, but first.. let’s try and get across this border.

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    4. @Care2WorldBuild on

      While you travel there are a lot of AI tools now, so long as you have data and sometimes a necessary VPN to get around blocks, you can visually translate through Google Lens or Apple Visual Search/Intelligence. Makes it less of an adventure on unknown menus, but for some it may be a lifesaver.

      Other AI tools can help auto translate your whole video. If you want I hope I can offer some help in AI if you haven't seen more recent developments.

      I get it though, translating the menu would not have appeared as fun as trying new things.

      Also, you think it would seem like regressive policies or laws on women would bring out difficulty in the world. While someone may cross that difficulty, it is nevertheless an irony that the hardest and worst experiences of travelling seem to be to the USA including some YouTube adventures. Sure you see a story of how bad it was in customs for someone bringing a pet to Australia, but going to Canada even and being welcome as a visitor was wonderful versus the pain of coming back home to the USA or even its plane travel through by the airport TSA security.

    10. @DarrellHibbler on

      …🤲🏾🙏🏾🤲🏾✨✨✨HEEEY NORALY… THAT WAS A VERY BREAKTHROUGH… HOW YOU'VE MADE IT TO THAT OTHER SIDE AND THAT A INCREDIBLE MOMENT TO SEE HOW IT'S WAS DONE… THAT HOTEL LOOKING FANTASTIC AND THOSE FOOD AT THE RESTAURANT SHO LOOKING DELICIOUS… NORALY I ENJOYED THAT… MAY YOU CONTINUALLY STAY UP AND STAY BEST AND STAND GRATEFUL AND LOVES AND SAFETY AS I WILL SEE YOU IN YOURS NEXT EPISODE SO OKAY LATER NORALY…🙏🏾💚👍🏾👋🏾✨✨✨🤲🏾🙏🏾🤲🏾…

    14. @bernien3956 on

      Definitely the easiest border crossing in years for you. Wish they all could be so good. Love the food you got, enough almost for a small family😊. Really looking forward to your Saudi adventures.

    16. @motoridez7394 on

      Hey Noraly, welcome to Saudi. I've been following your journey for some years, I'm glad you made it here. I live in Jeddah, if you ever come here I will be glad to show you around or help if you need anything. All the best

    28. @wholiddleolme476 on

      Wow that was so easy compared to some of the other borders. If you get a chance you must visit Jabel Al Lawz (the real Mt Sinia) if they allow visitors there, I sure would if I had the opportunity, anyway looking forward to see what happens now and where you go.

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