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The amount of editing and voice over work, incredible. I can't believe you don't have many subscribers. Awesome job, very informative and entertaining with background music.

We are from Canadastan as well. Looking to relocate to Mexico. Love your content. Very informative.

Great job on this video. Fascinating recap of history and present day in Queretaro.

Great Video! But Mazatlan SUCKS!!! Its dirty, the water is filthy, the service sucks, the beaches are dirty,the air stinks, and all you hear on te beaches is a bunch of FUc$ing tubas playing... Im out...

Super video bie venidos de donde nos visitan

I’m Irish but have lived in Mazatlan for 5 years, in particular on isla de la piedra (stone island) a little gem of Mazatlan, amazing beaches, calm sea, compared to the mainland and seafood straight from the fishing boats to your plate while you watch. Thank you for showing beautiful Mazatlan, the paradise city we will never leave

Yes!! Ax and Cedar love them 😂

Love it!

Amealco de Bonfil, nestled in the state of Querétaro, Mexico, is a captivating Magic Town known for its rich indigenous heritage and artisanal craftsmanship. The town is famed for its handmade dolls, particularly the María dolls, which are a symbol of the Otomí culture and are celebrated for their intricate designs and vibrant colors. Amealco's picturesque streets are lined with charming colonial architecture, traditional markets, and quaint plazas. Visitors can explore its cultural richness through the Doll Museum, which showcases the artistry and history of local crafts. Surrounded by lush landscapes, Amealco also offers natural beauty with its serene parks and scenic countryside. This blend of cultural depth and natural splendor makes Amealco de Bonfil a unique and enchanting destination. Great video, Acclimatize - Mexico!

Jilotepec, a charming Magic Town in the State of Mexico, is a delightful blend of rich history and natural beauty. Known for its picturesque landscapes, this town offers a tranquil retreat with its verdant forests, rolling hills, and serene lakes. Jilotepec is steeped in history, evident in its well-preserved colonial architecture and historical landmarks like the Parish of San Pedro and San Pablo, dating back to the 16th century. The town is also a cultural hub, hosting vibrant festivals and markets where visitors can experience local traditions and crafts. Whether exploring the scenic outdoors, indulging in local cuisine, or delving into its historical roots, Jilotepec provides a captivating and immersive experience for all who visit. Great video, Acclimatize - Mexico!

Jalpan de Serra, nestled in the heart of the Sierra Gorda in Querétaro, Mexico, is a captivating Magic Town that enchants visitors with its lush landscapes and rich cultural heritage. This charming town is renowned for its beautiful colonial architecture, particularly the Franciscan Missions, which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Jalpan is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, including rivers, waterfalls, and dense forests, making it a haven for eco-tourists and outdoor enthusiasts. The local culture is vibrant, with traditional festivals, artisanal crafts, and delicious regional cuisine. Whether exploring its historic sites or enjoying the serene natural surroundings, Jalpan de Serra offers a unique blend of history, culture, and adventure. Great video, Acclimatize - Mexico!

Peña de Bernal, located in the state of Querétaro, Mexico, is a captivating Magic Town renowned for its striking monolith, the Peña de Bernal, one of the world's largest. This enchanting town offers a picturesque blend of colonial architecture, charming cobblestone streets, and vibrant cultural heritage. Visitors are drawn to its historical sites, such as the 18th-century chapel of San Sebastián and the traditional artisanal markets. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike up the monolith, enjoying breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Peña de Bernal’s warm hospitality, delicious local cuisine, and rich traditions make it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking both adventure and cultural immersion. Great video, Acclimatize - Mexico!

Tequisquiapan, located in the state of Querétaro, Mexico, is a charming town known for its colonial architecture, vibrant marketplaces, and serene atmosphere. Often referred to as Tequis, it boasts picturesque streets lined with colorful buildings, quaint plazas, and the beautiful Santa María de la Asunción Church at its heart. The town is renowned for its artisanal crafts, particularly woven baskets and hand-made textiles, which can be found in its bustling markets. Tequisquiapan is also part of the Querétaro Wine and Cheese Route, attracting visitors with its local vineyards and dairy farms offering tastings and tours. Its thermal springs and mild climate make it a popular destination for relaxation and wellness. Combining cultural richness with natural beauty, Tequisquiapan offers a delightful retreat with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Great video, Acclimatize - Mexico!

San Miguel de Allende, located in the central highlands of Mexico, is a charming colonial city renowned for its well-preserved architecture, vibrant arts scene, and cosmopolitan atmosphere. The city's historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is characterized by its cobblestone streets, colorful facades, and stunning baroque and neoclassical buildings, with the iconic Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel church as its focal point. San Miguel de Allende has long been a haven for artists and expatriates, contributing to a lively cultural environment with numerous galleries, workshops, and festivals. Its mild climate, welcoming community, and rich history attract visitors from around the world, making it a beloved destination for those seeking both inspiration and relaxation. The city's blend of traditional Mexican culture and international influences creates a unique and enchanting atmosphere that captivates all who visit. Great video, Acclimatize - Mexico!

its mexico you take risks i fyou want ot live in tribal areas

Hey Rob, I went through the same situation, I tried my best to research, speak to references, vet, got multiple quotes etc..., I even had the contractor that did a great job the last time that I could've have chosen but decided to get screwed lol, doesn't matter what part of the world we live in, it happens everywhere. I hope you guys are doing well. Gerald

Better wishes on this adventure for u and your family Rob

Coming along really nice brother! All the best

Thank you for the epic adventure Rob! We loved your property- so picturesque. Our search for property has been… bumpy… to say the least (video to come…). We will take your advice next time! 😝 And thank you for the referral of a good lawyer!!

Loud, raucous, repetitive music ruined this video for me. Loved the photography.

What's the cost of living in Queretero? Can one person live there on $2000.00 a month social security?

Awesome! Makes me want to go back!

Nice video brother.

Great to see you again Rob; and well done again; yeah, open your mind and your mouth for crickets (chapulines) are not for everybody but I like them, a lot of protein.

Awesome video Rob. Keep swimming against the current, looks like it's going great for you!

Hello, it a very interesting. Could you send me the list of every state of Mexico you have? Thank you

I have so many questions. Tell me you know. They are everywhere. 😭

So cool 😎

If you could plz show farmers markets, art markets and flee markets.. I was in Mérida and Playa del Carmen and I love finding these places. Thanks in advance.

Good

just dont drive stupid

You are a great dad 🥰 amazing video! Which camera do you use? Hugs!!

This is by far the best video of Mazatlan! ❤❤ loved it! Good observation of the Jewish star at the cathedral! Congrats for walking the whole malecón 🎉 if you come back, visit the observatory, you will love it :)

The Jewish star is in homage to the Jewish mazatlean family that funded the last stages of the Cathedral construction

I’ve been to mazaa sad town many times and this video showcases it very well - burn trabajo

Great videos!! Hey, we are a family of 5 with a 17 year old and twin 13 year olds and we are moving from the US to Queretaro in about 6 weeks...We also have a Chihuahua named Diego....We've been traveling full-time for the last 6+ years all over the US and Canada in our RV and now we are ready for a new adventure...We are also looking to buy some land over time as a side project....I think we would all get along well, so hopefully we can hook up at some point! Regardless, we will be following along with your journey and hope to cya someday!! :)

When I was there last July, I saw and heard him calling out as he rode by in the neighborhood. ❤

Great insight into the Mazatlan night life Rob! Awesome. Another beaut of a video.

I really like your creativity Rob; your videos are always awesome; and I love the fact how you make this balance of having fun and lessons learned. Well well done again Jorge

Great video, thank you! My family and I have booked a trip at Christmas/New Years and we're really looking forward to it. Your videography is great, keep up the good work!

just stumbled across your channel this morning. couple of things lead me to subscribe. the easy going pace of camera when showing the sights, mellow and articulate narration, family, doc martens, and in this video: the words to the dads. couldn't be more true that we dads need to slow down and show our kiddos how to appreciate the atmosphere

Good video, lots of info, we'll be there for the eclipse in April, but the non-Mexican background music was too loud and distracting.

Great video and footage. We’re visiting in a few weeks! I’m even more excited

I’ve been to the aquarium several times (including last March) and have never seen that Ray part of the aquarium and the big stairs!! This must be a new attraction!? I’m going next month so I’ll be sure to bring the kids!

Nice video….but the, music to loud