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This is Slowpoke Travel, the Buck and Camera Girl Travel Channel. We upload travel videos, remote working stuff, tips and tricks for budget travelling, travel gear reviews, and all things related to living and working on the road...slowly, because our goal is to travel slow and fully experience and appreciate the places we visit.
Thanks for coming along! Our aim is to provide helpful information and real-world experience, and hopefully a little inspiration, too...so thanks for all the support and kind comments.
If you'd like to support what we create with a tip, links are below for Patreon and Paypal. Thank you!
Thanks for coming along! Our aim is to provide helpful information and real-world experience, and hopefully a little inspiration, too...so thanks for all the support and kind comments.
If you'd like to support what we create with a tip, links are below for Patreon and Paypal. Thank you!
Mexico - Random in San Miguel de Allende
CG and I take a walk around San Miguel de Allende Mexico. We see some deadly insects, some Loco festivities, and even a little rain. If you have any questions about our travels in Mexico or house sitting, just ask them in the comments!
If you’re interested in housesitting, here’s our HOUSESITTING PLAYLIST:
ua-cam.com/play/PLLJWmLFOVTIbOvkCy3XP3tN571BEBkFpz.html
Use our link below for 25% OFF TRUSTED HOUSESITTERS www.trustedhousesitters.com/refer/raf110928/? (also, CG and I will get 2 months free if you use this link, so THANK YOU!)
CG and I make a living online with the content we create which is why we've established a Patreon and Paypal option, and we’ve already had a few generous folks contribute, which is amazing, and we really appreciate it.
Support CG and I on Patreon www.patreon.com/BuckAndCameraGirl
Or throw a tip in our Paypal Tip Jar paypal.me/BuckAndCameraGirl?locale.x=en_US
...We'll happily enjoy a coffee on the road, or maybe even pay a bill or two!--Thanks!
CG and I are traveling long term, but packing light, even during our 5 month stay in Mexico. We travel with Osprey Packs. You can find more info about our travel packs and the current prices for these Osprey packs at Amazon amzn.to/3HUOm4W
Here's the gear I'm using in this video:
DJI WIRELESS MIC SYSTEM amzn.to/3YoThBJ
GOPRO HERO 11 CAMERA amzn.to/3x7gVXw
We include affiliate links for products on our website, and if you make a purchase after clicking on our links, then we may earn a commission which helps us produce more videos and drink more coffee :^)
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Links to our Stuff:
OUR TRAVEL WEBSITE: slowpoketravel.com/
OUR UA-cam COOKING CHANNEL: www.youtube.com/@ChefBuckRecipes
SLOWPOKE TRAVEL UA-cam CHANNEL:
www.youtube.com/@SlowpokeTravel
This is Slowpoke Travel, the Buck and Camera Girl Travel Channel. We upload travel videos, remote working stuff, tips and tricks for budget traveling, travel gear reviews, and all things related to living and working on the road...slowly, because our goal is to travel slowly and fully experience and appreciate the places we visit. Thanks for coming along! We aim to provide helpful information and real-world experience, and hopefully a little inspiration, too...so thanks for all the support and kind comments.
Thanks for watching our vids from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. We hope you found the info helpful, and we wish you health, happiness and great luck in your own future travels!
If you’re interested in housesitting, here’s our HOUSESITTING PLAYLIST:
ua-cam.com/play/PLLJWmLFOVTIbOvkCy3XP3tN571BEBkFpz.html
Use our link below for 25% OFF TRUSTED HOUSESITTERS www.trustedhousesitters.com/refer/raf110928/? (also, CG and I will get 2 months free if you use this link, so THANK YOU!)
CG and I make a living online with the content we create which is why we've established a Patreon and Paypal option, and we’ve already had a few generous folks contribute, which is amazing, and we really appreciate it.
Support CG and I on Patreon www.patreon.com/BuckAndCameraGirl
Or throw a tip in our Paypal Tip Jar paypal.me/BuckAndCameraGirl?locale.x=en_US
...We'll happily enjoy a coffee on the road, or maybe even pay a bill or two!--Thanks!
CG and I are traveling long term, but packing light, even during our 5 month stay in Mexico. We travel with Osprey Packs. You can find more info about our travel packs and the current prices for these Osprey packs at Amazon amzn.to/3HUOm4W
Here's the gear I'm using in this video:
DJI WIRELESS MIC SYSTEM amzn.to/3YoThBJ
GOPRO HERO 11 CAMERA amzn.to/3x7gVXw
We include affiliate links for products on our website, and if you make a purchase after clicking on our links, then we may earn a commission which helps us produce more videos and drink more coffee :^)
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Links to our Stuff:
OUR TRAVEL WEBSITE: slowpoketravel.com/
OUR UA-cam COOKING CHANNEL: www.youtube.com/@ChefBuckRecipes
SLOWPOKE TRAVEL UA-cam CHANNEL:
www.youtube.com/@SlowpokeTravel
This is Slowpoke Travel, the Buck and Camera Girl Travel Channel. We upload travel videos, remote working stuff, tips and tricks for budget traveling, travel gear reviews, and all things related to living and working on the road...slowly, because our goal is to travel slowly and fully experience and appreciate the places we visit. Thanks for coming along! We aim to provide helpful information and real-world experience, and hopefully a little inspiration, too...so thanks for all the support and kind comments.
Thanks for watching our vids from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. We hope you found the info helpful, and we wish you health, happiness and great luck in your own future travels!
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Walking in Mexico and a New Orleans Story
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Today I'm walking around San Miguel de Allende Mexico and talking the potential challenges of everyday living, plus a pain in the foot, and the time I got mugged in new Orleans. The video footage is CG and I walking around SMA from the hills overlooking El Mirador, to Jardin Allende, and through some areas in the San Antonio neighborhood of San Miguel de Allende in the state of Guanajuato in Me...
Mamey Sapote Fruit in Mexico -- Unedited Footage
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A few weeks ago I uploaded a 5 minute long mamey sapote video on the Chef Buck recipe channel. I was trying to make the mamey video short, but I thought some of the cut footage wasn’t so bad, and I also thought folks might want to see a completely unedited video file and how it compares to the final cut. So that’s what most of this video is. And here’s the 5 minute edited version ua-cam.com/vid...
Random Babble in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
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This is just me rambling and talking shite…I needed a treat and headed out into a too hot afternoon in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. I mention a few movies in this podcast, and links to the trailers are below. I shot this video walking around the Guadalupe neighborhood in SMA. If you have any questions about our travel in Mexico or house sitting, just ask them in the comments! It’s Africa hot…...
San Miguel de Allende Mexico - Walking Around Guadalupe
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CG and I take an afternoon walk around the Guadalupe neighborhood in San Miguel de Allende Mexico. If you have any questions about our travels in Mexico or house sitting, just ask them in the comments! If you’re interested in housesitting, here’s our HOUSESITTING PLAYLIST: ua-cam.com/play/PLLJWmLFOVTIbOvkCy3XP3tN571BEBkFpz.html Use our link below for 25% OFF TRUSTED HOUSESITTERS www.trustedhous...
San Miguel de Allende Mexico - Power Outages, Hot Weather, Ice Cream, etc.
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CG and I talk about power outages in San Miguel de Allende, hot weather, and ice cream. We also walk up to Obraje Dam and along an arroyo in SMA. CG and I are currently housesitting in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. During our 5-6 month stay in Mexico, we’ll stay in a combination of housesits and airbnb rentals. If you have any questions about our travel in Mexico or house sitting, just ask the...
How Expensive is San Miguel de Allende Mexico - Our Grocery Costs
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CG and I are in currently living in San Miguel de Allende Mexico. In SMA, easily the biggest part of our food budget goes to eating out at restaurants, but today we talk about how much we spend on groceries in San Miguel de Allende. In this video I'll show some of our grocery receipts and go over some of the prices of items we buy. Here's the crispy skin salmon recipe I mentioned: ua-cam.com/vi...
Drinking Water in Mexico - Slowpoke Travel Podcast
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CG and I are currently housesitting in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. In Mexico, most tap water is non-potable, and is used primarily for cleaning, and NOT for drinking. Most homes and apartments use 20L Bottles of water for drinking, or have a water filtration system installed. During our 5-6 month stay in Mexico, we’ll stay in a combination of housesits and airbnb rentals. If you have any que...
San Miguel de Allende - Hot in Mexico!
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CG and I are in Mexico and currently living in San Miguel de Allende, and it's hot in our apartment! It started off chilly in SMA when we arrived here 2 months ago, but times have changed. In homes or apartments in Mexico without heat or AC, it's important to consider how habitable the lodging will be as the weather temperatures fluctuate. I mention Don Shader's channel in this podcast; he make...
San Miguel de Allende Mexico - Do You Need to Speak Spanish?
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CG and I are in Mexico and currently living in San Miguel de Allende. Do you need to speak Spanish in San Miguel de Allende? Today on the Slowpoke Travel Podcast we talk about having terrible Spanish in Mexico, podcasts we like, plus a bonus animal attack for dramatic effect. Podcasts we mentioned: If Books Could Kill www.ifbookspod.com/ Varnamtown www.podcastone.com/pd/Varnamtown Laser Show ww...
San Miguel de Allende Mexico - Festivals, Gringos, Noise, and More
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CG and I are in Mexico and currently living in San Miguel de Allende. Today on the Slowpoke Travel Podcast we talk about noise in Mexico, Easter Festivities in SMA, the procession of El Senor de la Columna, exploding effigies, and a whole lot of babble. If you have any questions about visiting San miguel de Allende, Mexico, just ask away in the comments and we'll do our best to answer them. If ...
Is Housesitting Better than Renting an Airbnb?
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CG and I are currently housesitting in Mexico, and between housesits, we’re staying in Airbnbs. Which lodging do we prefer? And what are the possible pros and cons of each accommodation? In this episode of the Slowpoke Travel Podcast, CG and I get into some of the specifics of housesitting and the differences between house sitting and traditional travel lodging. Want more housesitting info? her...
San Miguel de Allende - The Festival of Our Lord of the Conquest
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CG and I are in Mexico and currently living in San Miguel de Allende. We were lucky enough to experience The Festival of Our Lord of the Conquest which happens every year in March in San Miguel de Allende. The Festival begins at the crack of dawn and continues all day and into the evening. The Festival of Our lord of the Conquest is a sensory assault of non-stop Indian Cocheros drumming and dan...
San Miguel de Allende Botanical Gardens
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CG and I are in Mexico and currently living in San Miguel de Allende. Today we visit El Charco del Ingenio Botanical Gardens. The botanical gardens in San Miguel de Allende are currently open 7 days a week from 9am to 5pm and the entrance fee is 80 pesos, or about $5 USD. The gardens are located on the edge of town in the hills. You can walk there from centro, but it’s a climb. Grab a cab if yo...
San Miguel de Allende Mexico - What Do We Think?
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San Miguel de Allende Mexico Sights and Sounds
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San Miguel de Allende Mexico Sights and Sounds
San Miguel de Allende - Mexico Podcast with Slowpoke Travel
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Earthquakes in Cuenca, Ecuador - Our Experience
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Cuenca Ecuador Museum Pumapungo plus Walking Thru the City
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Cuenca Ecuador - Breakfast Lunch and Dinner in El Centro
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Cuenca Ecuador - Breakfast Lunch and Dinner in El Centro
Cuenca Ecuador -- Arting Around ...and walk and talk
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Cuenca Ecuador Walking and Talking - Parque Lineal Rio Yanuncay
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Cuenca Ecuador - Walking to El Centro from Our New Apartment
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Cuenca Ecuador 30 Day Budget - Month No.2
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Cuenca Ecuador - Late Night in Historic El Centro
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Cuenca Ecuador - Late Night in Historic El Centro
Where have you been? seems like I've not received any of your travel videos in a long time. I thought you quit traveling, but maybe you have cause this is 4 months old.
Are you still in an Air B+B?
What do you recommend for someone who wants to visit, knowing only a few words in Spanish? Can you recommend any local guides?
Thank you so much for showing us my beautiful city whee I born
you got 5 pitaya for 99 cents. here they are over $4 each. that was just one of many wild savings you posted. :) Thanks for all your wonderful videos .
Mucho gracias! And how do you rinse your seafood: e.g. deveining shrimp, etc.? Do you live in the vicinitiy of a Walmart or Costco(e.g. Playa de Tijuana)? If you do, would you consider it a more sanitary resource for produce or meats? Again, thanks.
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Great video, subscribed. I wonder if in Ecuador you can order from Amazon or Ebay and have things delivered the same way as in the US. And medicine such as insulin if it's available as in the US pharmacies, if anyone knows drop a reply. Looks so calmer there than some cities in here. I would love to visit that little town some day. Great videos.
Either flying ants or flying termites
all of the bugs will make you homesick for south Florida
Didn’t know the story of cruel dangerous female preying mantises that selfishly grab the flowers from the hopeful male and slam the door. But then I suppose this ritual is better than that of a certain species of spiders where the female eats the male after a night of romance 😂. Wow…but so many somnabulent bugs over there… I think you must have stepped on at least a few unlucky (but happy) ones. Despite the mosquito and venomous, amorous critters, San Miguel de Allende seems like a great place to spend time and explore. And that downpour must have been quite refreshing after all that hot weather.
The rain brought a little cool weather, too...I even had my jacket on yesterday for a bit, and we pulled out a blanket to put on the bed! I think it's a brief respite, though. But we'll likely see more rain since the rainy season here in SMA is July and August
Glad you guys finally got some cooler weather to be out walking in. Are you guys still eating out or are you cooking at home? I wonder if there will be in Mexico cooking videos this trip around.
Very little cooking at home, usually some combo of eggs and veggies with avocado, or a fruit salad. SMA is one of the pricier towns we've visited in Mexico, but eating in restaurants is still a great value compared to what we experience in the USA, so we're taking advantage of it.
@@SlowpokeTravel I agree about food prices eating out. I now only patronize at 1 restaurant thats locally owned by a family near where I live. Otherwise everything else not only is way to expensive but also corporate owned. They may want my money but I rather cook at home.
Oh! The Praying Mantis seems a lot of being in a relationship today. Lots of slamming doors.
What's goin on in town? Ppl waiting for the Pope lol! 👍♥️✌
It was the Loco Parade where folks dress up (lots of clowns) and march through town. It was a very loud and boisterous affair on a very hot day...I saw more umbrellas out than I've ever seen in a single day, and it was clear and sunny...but shade was scarce
Have you ever cooked a few of those crawly things up?
There were enough of them that I could have scraped up a pot pretty quick! ...I've never been that hungry though
I have grabbed a few flowers in my day and slammed the door also.
You might have a little mantis in you :^)
An insect phobia prevents me from traveling to Asia, South America, Africa, and the Caribbean, basically all of the areas of the globe inhabited by large, scary insects. I have always lived in relatively cooler northern regions. Happy trails to you.
The bugs here in San Miguel have been pretty tame, so far. The mosquitoes have been slightly annoying in the evening, which is surprising since SMA is a "high desert" area
I think that's a young praying mantis. Whoa....lots of bugs in this episode 😂
We haven't noticed a lot of bugs in SMA, but I think the big rain brought some of them out
I walked that same bridge you did in the beginning today
What? "You had to wait until you quit crying to start the video?" . . . . Was feeling good walking, eating & exploring Cuenca (thanks), when this comment popped my mood. Not always good to have a travel partner. Don't let them inhibit you. Just be you -- go ahead & cry, if appropriate.
As a Chilean, I regret your traumatic experience with pickpockets, and it is good that you expose it, so that the government in power can redouble security. For the rest, I hope you have or are enjoying our country, thank you and a hug.
I love these rambles, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for taking the time to check it out!
I don't know what happened to my reply so here I may be going again. I'm in my last chapter at 80 and very tired. I am not fond of some of my pages in this chapter being torn in half. Hanging in there.😮😊😊😮❤❤
I'm the same way with half of my replies! I click and all of a sudden what I've written has disappeared...it's so aggravating! I almost never know what I did wrong. Glad ur hanging in there Minnie ...I can't imagine making it to 80, but I'm gonna give it a shot!
Sometimes I'm glad I suffer from social anxiety! I would NEVER be out and about unless I have a VERY good reason to do so! Like, If I had to go to work for example! xD
Being a lone wolf has its perks, if I'm remembering correctly
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This story had everything As you told it it played out like a movie in my mind I have had my share of being robbed by an armed person. The first time the guy shoved the gun in my stomach and I just stood there and closed my eyes thinking this was the end of my life. Then I was robbed a few more times all in the same area, all in places I worked and all armed. Croissant sounds good.
My wallet popped out like a pop tart LOL
my wallet rarely does that, unless an ice cream or baked good is involved
where did she get jacket,,,HAT???
I don't know about her jacket, but here's the hat amzn.to/3VrkhQN ...I have the same hat, but without the neck cover, which I find a bit annoying hanging down. The hat is great, washable and light and foldable, so it travels well...and pretty necessary for me since patches of my skull have adopted a hair-free lifestyle.
I’ve never been robbed. I’d have been worried about my ID and credit cards. I would’ve wet my pants 🤣
I forgot to mention in the story that I did have my Drivers License in my wallet...that was the thing I was bummed out about the most...but then about 1 week later my drivers license came back to me in the mail!--Someone had found my license on the sidewalk and they mailed it back to me! That was fantastic 'cause it would have been a pain in the butt going to the DMV ...I don't think they had any kind of online renewals way back then
Just got back from Cuenca. After see this video I got up every morning before my spouse got moving to make a trip to PECA. Nice place to read a book and enjoy some fresh bake goods.
yes...and so close to the square...PECA is one of my favorite spots. Did you try the Cinema Cafe while you were there? Thatwww.google.com/maps/place/Cinema+Caf%C3%A9/@-2.8983345,-79.0043454,21z/data=!4m15!1m8!3m7!1s0x91cd18095fc7e881:0xafd08fd090de6ff7!2sCuenca,+Ecuador!3b1!8m2!3d-2.9001285!4d-79.0058965!16zL20vMDJydmp3!3m5!1s0x91cd1813ded175d9:0x7df9903e09e85f87!8m2!3d-2.8984826!4d-79.0041146!16s%2Fg%2F11bw4cq39r?entry=ttu
By the way, the reason for the lower Notes being polymer is because smaller notes are used more and gets worn down really fast so they make it more durable and it’s cheaper for the government not to produce more notes when those notes run down
5 pesos chilien
Behind every great man is a genius woman. Fingers crossed she can get the website squared away. What editing software do you use?
I use Sony Vegas; I started making videos in 2008 with Windows Movie Maker, then around 2010 I bought Sony Vegas and that's really all I've used since. I own it outright without a subscription fee...plus I'm too lazy to learn a new program. It can be a pain in the butt, but it's paid for
I've yet to try Sapote! My mum (being that she is Mexican) tells me they're delicious! I'll try 'em someday!
They can be very tasty, but once their ripe, they get overripe quickly
Hi Buck, thanks for sharing the unedited video. It's amazing to see how you made that into just 5 minutes and it was seamless even though now I see you actually had a ton of footage. My favorite part that had me laughing 😂 was when you brought out your black trash bag and put it on the counter next to the plate of cut fruit. I actually went back and watched the 5 minute video cause I didn't remember any trash bag in the cutting video. Always great to see a video from you and CG and thank you for the much needed laugh today. (It was a super stressful day) Look forward to your next travel video!! 🏜
Thanks for watching. We generally keep all our perishable waste in plastic bags in the fridge until trash day; mostly to keep from attracting ants or fruit flies, especially here in Mexico, where doors and windows are often not snuggly sealed in the places we stay.
Enjoyed the long version with all of the chitchat. Thanks for sharing.
Enjoyed seeing the unedited version, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for taking a look!
Interesting to see fruits in different countries not offered in mine.
I am first to comment! I have nothing to say, but I am first! Well, one comment, that must be one fascinating piece of fruit for fifteen or even five minutes of footage and commentary. Kinda like a Mango? With nuances of smokey chocolate and oak?
Enjoyed the video. But, in bed by 9 PM on a Saturday night in a new, exciting city in Latin America, what?
I know...it sounds pretty late to me, too, but we don't stay out late often
Speaking of books...the first time I went into a coffee house that had maybe hundreds of books i felt so confused and conflicted. I was always taught that books and beverages dont go together. So I felt like I needed to continue keeping those two things separate and I never went back to that place again. 😂
Books and beverages go together--as long as it's coffee!...nowadays it seems like a bookstore needs to also be coffee shop if they want to stay in business
Speaking of Africa you ever think of travelling all the way over there sometime? Would be pretty cool! You ever seen Bone Tomahawk? That's another "non-traditional" Western movie that's also pretty dark and kinda brutal!
Holy cow...I've seen Bone Tomahawk a half a dozen times already! LOVE IT! The guy who made that movie, Craig Zahler, also made Dragged Across Concrete and Brawl in Cell Block 99. After multiple viewings, I've come to love Brawl in Cell Block 99, but I didn't love it at 1st. Dragged Across Concrete I need to watch again, cause I didn't love it. I've also read a few books written by Zahler--real gritty stuff. In fact, I think one of his books is being turned into a movie by Ridley Scott. I don't know if Zahler is writing the screeplay; it's based on his western novel Wraiths of the Broken Land, which is fantastic, and thematically similiar to Bone Tomahawk. Hopefully the movie gets made!
I'm curious about that Ridley Scott film now... I'll keep an eye out for that one! I love the gritty/dark stuff. Speaking of books! There's this excellent book I read a couple years ago called "InHuman" by an Eric Leland if you're into Military novels and psychological horror, That's a good one! It's the only book I ever read that has physically disturbed me! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! If you're into that! ;)
Love your videos. I’m always looking for new colonias as my wife and I are retiring in San Miguel de Allende. We’ve been there 6 times. I heard there is a colonia called, Allende which has flat streets. Can you make a video about that colonia? Thanks
Love the train-of-thought narrative.
Thanks for giving it a listen!
I've often wished I was recording myself so that I could remember what I was just talking about. But then I'd have to record everything I say 😅
Nothing gets derailed faster than my train of thought :^)
Mexico is the best place to be now that all the Mexican cartel and inmates are now in USA.MEXICO IS THE PLACE TO BE.
Interesting comment…
The view going forward is so much better than the rear view shots, thank you! 🤢 I do enjoy your ramblings, but I do miss the sweet bantering between you and CG in this episode. 💕
I can't seem to catch CG at the right time, but I'm trying!
U missed Ohio for the Appalachian trail. 🙂
that must be another trail! I've gotten lost on the AT (not easy to do) but not that lost :^)
😂" dont feel to tough just walking down the sidewalk eating my ice cream and waffle cone"
I was taking pretty big bites, though
Im one of those young-ins 34
Have you guys improved your Spanish? You spend so much time in Latin America. When I was in Italy for ten days and then again the next year for a week, I felt I had to try to learn and make an effort to speak Italian, just out of respect to the natives. My college Spanish helped a lot with Italian as the two languages are similar...I got laughed at in a good natured way by some of the Italians I met when my attempts to be understood glitched. The Italians appreciated the effort though. Thanks for the personal reminiscing and thoughts. Maybe you should have a written blog if you do not already. Twenty five years ago, when I started the process of emigrating to Denmark and marrying my Danish wife, I shuttled back and forth between the USA and Aarhus and that was an adventure to me at the time. Now I feel like I just took a sky bus a few times to a cushy suburb where the Danish government pampered me with free Danish classes and other forms of help offered to immigrants.
Every time we've traveled to a Spanish speaking country, my Spanish has improved...until now. The tourist and expat omnipresence is so great where we're staying in San Miguel de Allende, that anything beyond our "polite Spanish" just gets in the way...usually I'm inspired to study Spanish because it makes communication easier, but it's pretty easy without Spanish here (kind of a drawback really--cause I enjoy the language challenge...there's just not much of a language obstacle here)
Did the cartel get C.G.? 😂 I kinda miss the old Buck creative videos. But these are good as well. 👍❤️✌️🇺🇸🙏