This was another great episode. The trip through the tunnel made me wonder how old it was and was it hammer, chisel and shovel/pick-axe work to make it. Also, as you go through all of these towns I realize leaving such a place as Mexico must be a very hard choice. Like it says in New Mexico this area of the world really is the Land Of Enchantment indeed the further south you go. When I was an eight year old on Dad's "Mother Road, route 66 dream come true in 1963, New Mexico was my favorite state we went to. Buffalo burgers were only 5 cents. LOL As always thanks for another great ride along and happy trails to you both.
I imagine the tunnel was build a little later and likely used dynamite. Mexico will be difficult to leave, but I think by the time that comes we’ll have done a fairly good job of exploring here. Thanks for watching!
Real de catorce, hermoso, pero tuve que cambiar los amortiguadores despues de manejar la carretera empedrada. Creo que estan en la huasteca Potosina. Yo soy de San Luis Potosi. Gracias por su video.
Congratulations on being the furthest south ever! Did you have to get shots to be down in the jungles? That tunnel was intense, but it looks like Meg found another perfect doorway. Beautiful scenery and now water instead of desert. What a great trip you are on! Thanks for taking us along!
Hey friends! No shots required, I think that’s more for going to Africa. Mexico has all the cool doors and perfectly sized one for the vertically challenged. 😂 It’s been a wonderful time down here thus far, thanks for watching!
I stumbled across you guys this past fall.. Really enjoying your previous vids.. I'm absolutely loving this new series!! I am from BC also, and am traveling oaxaca in a rental car for 3 weeks.. Mexico is a absolutely amazing country.. Can't wait to see what's coming next from you guys.. Great editing!!! You guys rock!!
I’ve been watching your videos for a few weeks now and have enjoyed keeping up with your trip! My bf and I leave for Oaxaca in a few days and your trip has us already thinking our next Mexico adventure.
Awesome! We’re stoked you’re enjoying the films. We’re looking forward to Oaxaca as well, been told a lot of good things about the state. Thanks for watching.😁🙌🏻
Amazing! Looking forward to more water falls. Side note: 29.4 subs and growing. 30K just around the corner or shall we say through the next long dark rocky tunnel?
I love you guys so much. Your vidéos are so nice. And your aventures. Wow. Watching you right now from Thailand. Originaly from Québec. Live 5 years all over British Colombia. Living in a 1980 Dodge Ram van full time. Hoping to meet you some day in BC since i am heading to Yukon after Thailand and then back home ,where i call home now Beautiful BC😊 Best of wishes for the rest of your trip❤
Thanks so much Sylvie! We love comments like this, it really helps keep the motivation up! We’ll be back in BC in a year and a half, so keep your eyes open!👀👀
Hello from the Pyrenees mountains Spain. That tunnel was really creepy. Love the contrast from the dry areas to the greenery as you travel south. Thanks also for the great Mexican music and the food. OMG I get so hungry watching you feast on Mexican foods. Meg the tortilla soup and chips looked so yummy. 👍🤗🥰
I’m glad that yourself along with others are beginning to appreciate the music choice. We should honestly be eating more Mexican food I think, we’ve only got 5 months left…😳😂 Thanks for watching!
Hey you 2 have some great videos and entertaining and Yes I definitely wouldn't go in the tunnel with 2 propane trucks I would wait for the next round of traffic.
We passed on Real de Catorce due to the weather and uncertainty of whether or not we'd fit in the tunnel so it was awesome to get to see it in your video! We're now wrapping up our waterfall tour in La Huasteca Potisina which has me anxious for your next video to see where you guys went! Hope it's been as good to you as it's been to us. Cheers!
Great choice and use of music!❤ Your editing is excellent. The drone shots are amazing…not sure if it’s the quality of drone you’re using, your flying skills, or just the incredible views of Mexico!😊
That tunnel had me working my sphincter muscles...and I agree with the claustrophobic feelings ... I had them just watching! Thank you for the cool video...can't wait to plan my own trip!
So often you are parked right beside the water. We stopped beside a river in Panama ans swam to a small island. There were clouds gathering over the far away mountains but didn't think anything of it. After a few hours relaxing on the island we wanted to return to shore and our van. In the meantime the river had turned into a brown torrent with tree roots etc floating downstream. With difficulty we made it back to shore. Whenever i see you stopping close to water i recall our adventures. Keep up the slow pace, so enjoyable.
We’ll keep that one in mind! In this case, there was no in bound weather and seeing as Mexico is in the midst of a big drought, we felt pretty certain there’d be no rising water levels any time soon. In general we make note of previous water levels and park far enough away to be safe. We’ve been experienced for ourselves rising water levels and more or less know what to look for.
@SlowRoamers you both are much more experienced than I am and especially in off-road situations since I mostly took my motorcycles off-road almost never on 4 wheels so definitely not giving advice. When I watch your videos I leave comments based on what I am seeing and my experiences because I am very engaged in your trip. I very much look forward to your future off-road adventures since it is unlikely that will try any of those trails. When you get to Argentina there are some places that I hope you will explore. My father took us into the Andes in his 4x4 company Willys Overland but there are so many more.
All good, we hear you on the suggestion for sure, we’d rather not be sunk in a river or tide any time soon. We’ve been compiling spots in Argentina to go to for a while and intend to spend as long as we can there, so we shall see!
It’s so funny hearing Meg say Si,Si so much. I spent 2 weeks in Costa Rica and took a month to stop saying Si,Si. It is a thing! lol. Another great video guys!
Lol, it’s actually an inside joke, we can actually respond with a little more than just si. Slowly but surely we’re picking up bits and pieces of the language. Thanks for watching!
Woah! I was today years old when I learned there’s a sport called Jai Alai! I think your observation is spot on, all though I wonder if Mexican’s of the mid 1900’s played jai alai…?🤔
Another amazing video! The tunnel was great :) You know you're getting south when the tamales are made with banana leaves instead of corn husks :) Great to see the 2WD is enough. Thought you were going to get stuck in the creek. The mountains, weather and narrow roads are similar to Guatemala. In Guatemala it's just a lot more intense or spectacular.
Honestly, we really need to track down some tamales now that you mention it! We’re stoked for Guatemala, but we’ve gotta do our time here. Thanks for watching Christopher!
@@SlowRoamers Thanks for posting these videos. Most I just listen to while I'm working but for these I sit down and watch as the videos are really amazing. Brings back a lot of memories. A+ on the video production!!
Happy Sunday! Our current ritual is coffee, breakfast, and Slow Roamers. Amazing video as always. D'you think that tunnel would be okay in a high-roof, moderately lifted Transit?
Sounds like an excellent morning ritual to us!!😂 I think folks with high tops make it through. They will measure you first and if you can’t make it there’s a parking lot and shuttles.
I'm a recent follower from your channel, as the algorithm thought I'd like it, and I do, great drone shots!! My wife and myself live in the Hidalgo state, in a place named Huasca de Ocampo. You're welcome to stay if you feel like. if you're ever planning on coming this way to continue your route - which from San Luis Potosí you could definitely - going south from Xilitla in San Luis, to say Pinal de Amoles or Jalpan de Serra in the state of Queretaro, then going to Zimapán also in Queretaro, and from Zimapán you could move into Hidalgo and visit Grutas de Tolantongo. From there move east towards Pachuca, which is the state capital and from Pachuca you can camp in El Chico National Park, and then come visit in Huasca, and from here continue east towards the state of Puebla... I don't know, just ideas. Safe travels, and I wish you keep having fun exploring this beautiful country!
Hey David, thanks for reaching out! I’ll look at all these on the map when I get a chance. We’re heading back west after SLP to see Guanajuato then CDMX, that’s about as far as we’ve planned. Our videos are a week behind, so if you see us getting close feel free to reach out on IG and we’ll see if we can line up to visit. Thanks for watching, glad you found us.😊
I was wondering how long was the tunnel there in miles? The tunnel we went through in Whittier Alaska was 2.5 miles and they claimed it was the longest tunnel in North America.
Im getting concerened about you two ! I think you have fell in love with Mexico you may never come back this is the land of the free ... Please dont tell anyone 😂🇨🇦
Another great video.. keep up the good work. It is not the destination... it is the trip. As tempting as it is... I would refrain from petting the dogs. If you get bit , it may be medical nightmare...
BONITO VIDEO OTRA VEZ. ALEX Y MEGAN, ESTUDIEN ESPAÑOL EN EL CAMINO... ESTO YA NO ES GRINGOLANDIA O CANADÁ, ESTARÁN EN AMÉRICA LATINA POR DOS AÑOS, COMO DICEN. SALUDOS DESDE OAXACA, SUR DE MÉXICO.
¡Gracias por ver a Ignacio! Estamos aprendiendo lentamente. Meg habla un poco más de español que yo. También iremos a una escuela de español en Guatemala mientras estemos allí.
@@SlowRoamers good advice We tryed on the road but found it took to much concentration and we neither learned nor enjoyed the trip Stop i Guatamala and take lessons!🇨🇦
I'm surprised that gorgeous waterfall only received three thumbs up, what, with all the four thumbs and stuff. 😂 Also, you may want to clarify for those non-offroad-drivers how LSD could get you OUT of trouble. ❤
Hahaha, oh c’mon now, I had to hold the camera somehow! I knew I was going to the get the LSD comment. If you watch with subtitles e clarification is there.😂😂😂
@SlowRoamers Fair point about the camera. 😆 I did see that about your LSD on your closed-captions but couldn't resist (low-hanging fruit). I normally don't use closed-captions but I was very pleased to see accurate captions rather than auto caption. Just want to say you are doing such a stellar job all around in your productions!
@@WTFwuzdatthank you very much for that. It's a worthwhile contribution to these amazing videos. Roughly 25% of the audience watches with subtitles, so that's making a difference for a lot of people. Proper English means proper translations when viewers use their own language for the subtitles. I like to think that this sets Slow Roamers apart from the masses.
When I see various images of people jumping into pools of water I feel alarmed and worry about the brain eating parasite that enters through the nose or eyes. Is this something to consider?
I think if it was there would likely be a health advisory. These pools are visited by thousands of locals and tourists alike. Also, the water is quite clean, usually fed by a mountain spring or high mountain lake.
@SlowRoamers I sure hope your right. One fatal case I read about in recent years a young man contracted the infliction at a Texas water slide park. Maybe look into the issue. I hope for many years of happy safe "ROAMIMG".
Hi Guys! Thought I would check back with you as, like a moth to flame, I can't seem to stay away! Now, this is more like it........water, jungle, green? I'M BACK!
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The mariachi music is cute, but you are long overdue to acknowledge the Gods of Metal!
Ahh, I know I know! We’ve come up short on hikes to high peaks as of late. We’re actively looking though.😂😂
You are so humble and inspiring.
😊😊Thanks David, we appreciate the kind words a lot.
This was another great episode. The trip through the tunnel made me wonder how old it was and was it hammer, chisel and shovel/pick-axe work to make it. Also, as you go through all of these towns I realize leaving such a place as Mexico must be a very hard choice. Like it says in New Mexico this area of the world really is the Land Of Enchantment indeed the further south you go. When I was an eight year old on Dad's "Mother Road, route 66 dream come true in 1963, New Mexico was my favorite state we went to. Buffalo burgers were only 5 cents. LOL As always thanks for another great ride along and happy trails to you both.
I imagine the tunnel was build a little later and likely used dynamite. Mexico will be difficult to leave, but I think by the time that comes we’ll have done a fairly good job of exploring here. Thanks for watching!
Thanks guys for this great video. Bendiciones
Thank you for watching!😊🙌🏻
Oh my gosh! That jungle river you found (34:41) was simply beautiful 👌 wow... just wow ❤ I had no idea how gorgeous Mexico is.
😁😁That’s what we’re here to show you, wait until next episode.😉
Ola chicos , gracias por las ermosas vistas de paisajes en su recorrido por México.
De nada, Gracias por ver! Amamos a México y es un país muy merecedor de elogios.
Real de catorce, hermoso, pero tuve que cambiar los amortiguadores despues de manejar la carretera empedrada. Creo que estan en la huasteca Potosina. Yo soy de San Luis Potosi. Gracias por su video.
Quizás tengamos que hacer lo mismo. Ese camino fue bastante duro e incómodo. ¡Gracias por ver!
I love you guys every video tha you put upon you tube I loved tank you and keep rolling in my beautiful mexico
Whew! We love to hear this! Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words, it’s much appreciated!😊😊
Great job guys we watch all your videos from California can’t wait to watch your next video stay safe out there 🙏🏾
Whew! Thanks for watching, only four more sleeps till the next one!😁
That tunnel! Nope! Enjoyed the video, thank you :)
Hahaha! The same sentiment we’re getting from a lot of others. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations on being the furthest south ever! Did you have to get shots to be down in the jungles? That tunnel was intense, but it looks like Meg found another perfect doorway. Beautiful scenery and now water instead of desert. What a great trip you are on! Thanks for taking us along!
Hey friends! No shots required, I think that’s more for going to Africa. Mexico has all the cool doors and perfectly sized one for the vertically challenged. 😂 It’s been a wonderful time down here thus far, thanks for watching!
It's impressive how that van can literally go anywhere.Hopefully nothing major happens mechanicaly
We’ve found her limits, but you’re right, the ol’’girl can get around.😁
I stumbled across you guys this past fall.. Really enjoying your previous vids.. I'm absolutely loving this new series!! I am from BC also, and am traveling oaxaca in a rental car for 3 weeks.. Mexico is a absolutely amazing country.. Can't wait to see what's coming next from you guys.. Great editing!!! You guys rock!!
Thanks Randy, so glad you found us! We’ll be in Oaxaca soon enough, we’re looking forward to see what’s there. Happy travels!
I’ve been watching your videos for a few weeks now and have enjoyed keeping up with your trip! My bf and I leave for Oaxaca in a few days and your trip has us already thinking our next Mexico adventure.
Awesome! We’re stoked you’re enjoying the films. We’re looking forward to Oaxaca as well, been told a lot of good things about the state. Thanks for watching.😁🙌🏻
Amazing! Looking forward to more water falls. Side note: 29.4 subs and growing. 30K just around the corner or shall we say through the next long dark rocky tunnel?
Waterfalls, coming right up!😉 we can certainly see that 30k cresting the horizon! Thanks for watching Nancy!
I love you guys so much. Your vidéos are so nice. And your aventures. Wow. Watching you right now from Thailand. Originaly from Québec. Live 5 years all over British Colombia. Living in a 1980 Dodge Ram van full time. Hoping to meet you some day in BC since i am heading to Yukon after Thailand and then back home ,where i call home now Beautiful BC😊 Best of wishes for the rest of your trip❤
Thanks so much Sylvie! We love comments like this, it really helps keep the motivation up! We’ll be back in BC in a year and a half, so keep your eyes open!👀👀
You guys sure know how to overland! Great job!❤
We try 😁😁🙌🏻
Bravo Amigos!!!! Beautiful!!! Its what I aspire to do (soon).. Your narrating is very professionalism!!!
Thanks for watching Greg, glad you enjoyed it!😊
Thank You for making this amazing video. I enjoy it very much. Nice Mexican music!...Vancouver, British Columbia.
Thanks for watching! We’re stoked you’re enjoying the films!
Would love to see a map of where you are during or at the beginning of your videos. Love watching you guys.
I’ll see what I can come up with, it’s just another thing to add to the list of things to learn how to do. Thanks for watching!
Incredible... it seems that I say that a lot HA! It's absolutely gorgeous, enjoy and as always, thanks for sharing!
Hey, we ain’t got anything against a broken record. 😂 Thanks for watching Jackie, glad you enjoyed it!
Oh! Epic video ❤ love the way u ended it! I'm soooo envious of u two! Travel safe ok
😊😊 So glad you enjoyed it, Thanks for watching!
Hello from the Pyrenees mountains Spain. That tunnel was really creepy. Love the contrast from the dry areas to the greenery as you travel south. Thanks also for the great Mexican music and the food. OMG I get so hungry watching you feast on Mexican foods. Meg the tortilla soup and chips looked so yummy. 👍🤗🥰
I’m glad that yourself along with others are beginning to appreciate the music choice. We should honestly be eating more Mexican food I think, we’ve only got 5 months left…😳😂 Thanks for watching!
Hey you 2 have some great videos and entertaining and Yes I definitely wouldn't go in the tunnel with 2 propane trucks I would wait for the next round of traffic.
Indeed, we were quite happy to be the only ones in the tunnel.😬
We passed on Real de Catorce due to the weather and uncertainty of whether or not we'd fit in the tunnel so it was awesome to get to see it in your video! We're now wrapping up our waterfall tour in La Huasteca Potisina which has me anxious for your next video to see where you guys went! Hope it's been as good to you as it's been to us. Cheers!
Oh wow! Really moving eh? You two must be just south of us. Happy travels!
I love that you love Mexico.
I love that you love that we love Mexico…🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Great choice and use of music!❤ Your editing is excellent. The drone shots are amazing…not sure if it’s the quality of drone you’re using, your flying skills, or just the incredible views of Mexico!😊
Thanks so much! Maybe it’s a mix…?🤔😂
@@SlowRoamersfor sure, all of the above.
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That tunnel had me working my sphincter muscles...and I agree with the claustrophobic feelings ... I had them just watching! Thank you for the cool video...can't wait to plan my own trip!
We both hope, you were able to contain yourself.😂😂 Thanks for watching Sarah! Glad we’re helping you feed that travel bug.😁
That tunnel was crazy!!
Agreed, it had us both anxious.😬
Your drone shots are amazing 😍 every video has so many stunning shots 👌🏼
😊😊 Glad you’re enjoying the films and drone shots, lots more to come. Thanks for watching!
Felicidades a ambos. 😊
Gracias por ver! 😊😊🇲🇽🇲🇽
That tunnel was insane. Be safe and have fun y'all!!
Definitely one to get you queezy.😬
I loved the
😁thanks for watching!
I love your videos
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!
Keep up the amazing work guys❤❤❤
Can do, will do! Thanks for watching Hector 🙌🏻
Three Thumbs Up !!!!
All available thumbs to attention!
So often you are parked right beside the water. We stopped beside a river in Panama ans swam to a small island.
There were clouds gathering over the far away mountains but didn't think anything of it.
After a few hours relaxing on the island we wanted to return to shore and our van.
In the meantime the river had turned into a brown torrent with tree roots etc floating downstream.
With difficulty we made it back to shore.
Whenever i see you stopping close to water i recall our adventures.
Keep up the slow pace, so enjoyable.
We’ll keep that one in mind! In this case, there was no in bound weather and seeing as Mexico is in the midst of a big drought, we felt pretty certain there’d be no rising water levels any time soon. In general we make note of previous water levels and park far enough away to be safe. We’ve been experienced for ourselves rising water levels and more or less know what to look for.
@SlowRoamers you both are much more experienced than I am and especially in off-road situations since I mostly took my motorcycles off-road almost never on 4 wheels so definitely not giving advice.
When I watch your videos I leave comments based on what I am seeing and my experiences because I am very engaged in your trip.
I very much look forward to your future off-road adventures since it is unlikely that will try any of those trails.
When you get to Argentina there are some places that I hope you will explore. My father took us into the Andes in his 4x4 company Willys Overland but there are so many more.
All good, we hear you on the suggestion for sure, we’d rather not be sunk in a river or tide any time soon. We’ve been compiling spots in Argentina to go to for a while and intend to spend as long as we can there, so we shall see!
12:15 Karla approves your primo music selection (although thinks it’s Peruvian ). Always a good story guys!
Well, make sure she’s watching the next episode in that case.😉😁
It’s so funny hearing Meg say Si,Si so much. I spent 2 weeks in Costa Rica and took a month to stop saying Si,Si. It is a thing! lol. Another great video guys!
Lol, it’s actually an inside joke, we can actually respond with a little more than just si. Slowly but surely we’re picking up bits and pieces of the language. Thanks for watching!
My granpas parents were from SLP. Beautiful place and swimming holes. I need to go.
It’s honestly so good, we’ve been in the state for a week and the swimming is unreal.
Yes you do!! That place is in your blood and your ancestors are calling your name. Go!!
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28:15 this looks like a jai alai court.
Woah! I was today years old when I learned there’s a sport called Jai Alai! I think your observation is spot on, all though I wonder if Mexican’s of the mid 1900’s played jai alai…?🤔
Another amazing video! The tunnel was great :) You know you're getting south when the tamales are made with banana leaves instead of corn husks :) Great to see the 2WD is enough. Thought you were going to get stuck in the creek. The mountains, weather and narrow roads are similar to Guatemala. In Guatemala it's just a lot more intense or spectacular.
Honestly, we really need to track down some tamales now that you mention it! We’re stoked for Guatemala, but we’ve gotta do our time here. Thanks for watching Christopher!
@@SlowRoamers Thanks for posting these videos. Most I just listen to while I'm working but for these I sit down and watch as the videos are really amazing. Brings back a lot of memories. A+ on the video production!!
Thanks so much, that means a lot to us!😊
Happy Sunday! Our current ritual is coffee, breakfast, and Slow Roamers. Amazing video as always. D'you think that tunnel would be okay in a high-roof, moderately lifted Transit?
Sounds like an excellent morning ritual to us!!😂 I think folks with high tops make it through. They will measure you first and if you can’t make it there’s a parking lot and shuttles.
Great 😊😊 video guys I enjoy the ride in the tunnel specially in my TV I wish you guys would see it from my view 4k 😊😊
Glad you enjoyed it Christian! Luckily, we get to see it all in real life…😉😁
@SlowRoamers yes you did my friends
😁that’s the highest definition 👍🏼
I'm a recent follower from your channel, as the algorithm thought I'd like it, and I do, great drone shots!! My wife and myself live in the Hidalgo state, in a place named Huasca de Ocampo. You're welcome to stay if you feel like. if you're ever planning on coming this way to continue your route - which from San Luis Potosí you could definitely - going south from Xilitla in San Luis, to say Pinal de Amoles or Jalpan de Serra in the state of Queretaro, then going to Zimapán also in Queretaro, and from Zimapán you could move into Hidalgo and visit Grutas de Tolantongo. From there move east towards Pachuca, which is the state capital and from Pachuca you can camp in El Chico National Park, and then come visit in Huasca, and from here continue east towards the state of Puebla... I don't know, just ideas. Safe travels, and I wish you keep having fun exploring this beautiful country!
Hey David, thanks for reaching out! I’ll look at all these on the map when I get a chance. We’re heading back west after SLP to see Guanajuato then CDMX, that’s about as far as we’ve planned. Our videos are a week behind, so if you see us getting close feel free to reach out on IG and we’ll see if we can line up to visit. Thanks for watching, glad you found us.😊
@ Will do! Guanajuato is definitely worth it, as well as San Miguel de Allende. Have fun guys!
Will do, thanks David!
I wouldn't want to be btwn two propane trucks in that tunnel! More gorgeous spots this week. AND >29.4k subs. Easy 30k by next week. Keep it up!
Ha! Agreed, the claustrophobia was felt by both of us. Ooof! 😅
I was wondering how long was the tunnel there in miles? The tunnel we went through in Whittier Alaska was 2.5 miles and they claimed it was the longest tunnel in North America.
2km so quite a bit shorter than the tunnel to Whittier.
2 km is 1.2 miles
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There's some tunnels in Guanajuato Gto Mexico but they ain't to long.
We’re heading there after SLP so maybe we’ll find them. Thanks for watching!
I would like to know what camera equipment you use. Have you done video on that?
Not yet, but based on the number of people asking I think I need to. Sony a6700
Me encanta la musica mariachi pero no se como se llama la cancion .
Estamos aprendiendo a apreciar la música de mariachi. ¿A qué canción te refieres?
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When does Alex cook?
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Ma quanto siete belli🎉 un abbraccio da Virginia, Lucca 🌟
Gracias por ver! 😊😊🇲🇽
@SlowRoamers I've 2 differents accounts, double click 😄💪 👏😙😙
Whew! Thats what we like to hear!😂🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@SlowRoamers 😁👍👍
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Is there a route though Mexico you post anywhere?
All our route info, camp spots and BTS can be found on Patreon.
Me gusta ver sus videos por las tomas con el Dron que son fabulosas, pero he notado algunos comentarios fuera de lugar
Gracias por ver nuestras películas, nos alegra que te gusten. ¿Puedes explicarnos qué quieres decir con comentarios fuera de lugar?
Im getting concerened about you two ! I think you have fell in love with Mexico you may never come back this is the land of the free ... Please dont tell anyone 😂🇨🇦
Oh for sure, we’re in trouble…we may never leave. 😳😂
Another great video.. keep up the good work. It is not the destination... it is the trip.
As tempting as it is... I would refrain from petting the dogs. If you get bit , it may be medical nightmare...
Glad you enjoyed it Nathan! You’ll have to be the one to fight Meg if you really want her to stop petting the dogs cuz I ain’t gonna!😂😂😂
Yess! Beer? Tacos? 😂
It’s the land of Beer and tacos!😂🙌🏻🙌🏻
@ 🌮🍻thanks for the wonderful videos! What a journey!!!
Thanks for enjoying them!😁🙌🏻
Narley roads for sure.
Wait till you see the next film.😁
BONITO VIDEO OTRA VEZ.
ALEX Y MEGAN, ESTUDIEN ESPAÑOL EN EL CAMINO...
ESTO YA NO ES GRINGOLANDIA O CANADÁ, ESTARÁN EN AMÉRICA LATINA POR DOS AÑOS, COMO DICEN.
SALUDOS DESDE OAXACA, SUR DE MÉXICO.
¡Gracias por ver a Ignacio! Estamos aprendiendo lentamente. Meg habla un poco más de español que yo. También iremos a una escuela de español en Guatemala mientras estemos allí.
@@SlowRoamers good advice We tryed on the road but found it took to much concentration and we neither learned nor enjoyed the trip Stop i Guatamala and take lessons!🇨🇦
That’s the plan!
I'm surprised that gorgeous waterfall only received three thumbs up, what, with all the four thumbs and stuff. 😂
Also, you may want to clarify for those non-offroad-drivers how LSD could get you OUT of trouble.
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Hahaha, oh c’mon now, I had to hold the camera somehow!
I knew I was going to the get the LSD comment. If you watch with subtitles e clarification is there.😂😂😂
@SlowRoamers Fair point about the camera. 😆 I did see that about your LSD on your closed-captions but couldn't resist (low-hanging fruit). I normally don't use closed-captions but I was very pleased to see accurate captions rather than auto caption. Just want to say you are doing such a stellar job all around in your productions!
You can thank my dad for the exceptional subtitles editing, he works hard to get them bang on and does a great job. 😁
@@SlowRoamers What a great dad!
@@WTFwuzdatthank you very much for that. It's a worthwhile contribution to these amazing videos. Roughly 25% of the audience watches with subtitles, so that's making a difference for a lot of people. Proper English means proper translations when viewers use their own language for the subtitles. I like to think that this sets Slow Roamers apart from the masses.
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When I see various images of people jumping into pools of water I feel alarmed and worry about the brain eating parasite that enters through the nose or eyes. Is this something to consider?
I think if it was there would likely be a health advisory. These pools are visited by thousands of locals and tourists alike. Also, the water is quite clean, usually fed by a mountain spring or high mountain lake.
@SlowRoamers I sure hope your right. One fatal case I read about in recent years a young man contracted the infliction at a Texas water slide park. Maybe look into the issue. I hope for many years of happy safe "ROAMIMG".
Same here! Also, I think it’s mainly a warm, sitting water thing. Thus far our river dips have been fairly cool, so not too much to worry about! 😁
I feel safer going to North Korea than Mexico
Hahaha this made us laugh out loud, thanks for watching!
Hi Guys!
Thought I would check back with you as, like a moth to flame, I can't seem to stay away!
Now, this is more like it........water, jungle, green?
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Hahaha, where’d you think we were going? It’s only south from here until we reach the bottom!😂 Thanks for watching Clifton!
Welcome back!!
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Old dog.........new tricks?
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