Going travelling? We recommend SafetyWing's Nomad Insurance, click the link to sign up: safetywing.com/nomad-insurance/?referenceID=26058088&campaign=why-its-so-important-to-have-safetywing-while-you-travel&Ambassador
Thank you guys for sharing the insurance info! We were wondering how to navigate insurance while traveling. We had Baja plans for next month, but I broke my leg skiing a couple days ago lol!! Thank you guys for sharing your travels, fun and shenanigans along the way. Meg, your cooking is amazing!! Stay stoked you two 🤙🏻😁🍻
Good advice on the eSIM and broad coverage insurance, unfortunately since I am over 75 it becomes very expensive. I am wondering if there is such a thing catastrophic insurance, we can cover most incidental medical expenses on a high limit credit card but cannot afford a Life flight home for example without selling the house.
Fun Fact: That little town Batopilas that you fell in love with (as did we) was the 3rd town in North America to have electricity behind New York and Mexico City. It was one of the biggest silver mines at the time. Hard to believe.
As someone who lived in California for 3.5 years, its interesting how negatively mexico is portrayed in media versus the experiences shown in your videos!
100%, we generally don’t consume mainstream media and like to form our own opinions of place, but when entering Mexico we still had some of what we’d heard clinging to our minds. Most if not all of it has fallen away now. Mexico is a wonderful place with no more danger than the US or Canada (in fact, maybe less?). We’re hoping in some small way we can shift the negative opinions about Mexico to something more positive. Thanks for watching Rachel!🙌🏻
Thanks Mark! Glad you’re enjoying the cultural aspect, lucky for us, there’s so much culture here it makes our job easy!😂 Lots more to come, stay tuned!
Always stoked to see a new Slow Roamers film in my subscriptions. What an epic adventure you two are having. I love following along. Your film making just keeps getting better. Cheers, Alex and Meg.
Hi guys, Allan from BajaOverlanding here, loves this Video, just wanted to mention that road up the hill you said was in bad shape 🤣 when we did it the road was mostly blocked with hundreds of boulders up to 6' around and thousands of smaller rocks, about halfway down there was one guy with a broom sweeping the small stones, lucky we all had jeeps, so to me it looked in good shape, can not believe you did the road in with the van, you guys are amazing. Have a safe trip.
Hey Allan! Yeah, I kind of figured that the state of it changes often and rapidly with every rainfall. I’d imagine they’ve got a dozer or something hidden at the bottom that goes up ever so often to clear. It was a fun trek! Our friends in their Sprinter supposedly did it a year ago as well which leads me to believe the road was in better condition then.
Hermoso video, que me enseña lugares de mi patria que no conozco y que, al ver su belleza, me gustaría conocer de primera mano, felicidades a los dos, son una hermosa pareja. Espero que su travesía por tierras mexicanas sea feliz.
Estamos muy contentos de tener la oportunidad de mostrarles nuevos lugares para visitar en su país. Es hermoso aquí, amamos mucho a México. Gracias por ver nuestras películas. ¡Tenemos mucho más que mostrarles, estad atentos!
You mentioned a year and a half for your trip, looking forward to experiencing your adventures vicariously. When we drove from Toronto Ontario to Montevideo Uruguay in the early 1970s we arrived for Xmas in just over 3 months so it will be so nice to truly explore the countries, only you are doing it for us.
Absolutely amazing episode!! Thank you for sharing this unique and beautiful landscape and people ... and dogs too! Batapilas looked enchanting, the cave hot springs so cool and the mountains around Monterey stunning! Love following along!
You’re bringing so much marvellous memories from when we did the same route about 25 years in a eurovan.. memories of a lifetime. Thank you so much. ❤🇨🇦
Enjoyed seeing the Eastern part of Mexico through your lens. Those mountains 🏔️ Spectacular views, captures of Mexican history and culture. What a find those hot springs are for you two, your glee was palpable. 🤩🤩 🎄
@ indeed it is. A lifestyle of appreciation of the simple things in life. ( haha that does not include Tim Horton and KFC) Megs delicious meals any day 🤩
Your best video yet. You’re nailing the essence of Mexico. Maybe the nicest people in the world , and best geography as well. Wish drones were around when we did this 25 years ago
In the toll where there is a sign "San Pedro" if you turn back by the free road. Just 30 min ahead is thera a place call "Dunas de Bilbao" are sand dunes like in the Sahara. You can camp there
Beautiful place. There is something about a day that doesn't go like you wanted it to that makes it so memorable. Your rescue day adventure will stay sharp in your head when other spectacular days (and you two have more of them than most people have in a lifetime) start to get a little fuzzy. Over 28.7k subs!
Great video. We looked forward to coming home tonight and watching it. We’ve been travelling south east Asia since Nov 1, nothing like what you guys are doing but just the 2 of us…wondering what’s next. It can be fun and hard at the same time. Thanks for the entertainment.
@@SlowRoamers we wondered what plan B looks like if the van breaks down or you get stuck in a place like copper canyon (can’t go backwards etc)? Not to be a downer but you must have these thoughts run through your mind.
@ Hey guys how’s things going? Good trip I’m sure of that👍 It’s party cloudy overcast right now with the moon light over Mt Cheam. Tomorrow it’s supposed to be sunny, and upwards of 10 degrees!!! Rest of the week into the weekend is supposed to be sunny with temperatures ranging from-2, to 7-9 in the afternoon. It’s been pretty nice here in the last few days👍 Anyway, enjoy the trip, and we’ll enjoy the trip with you two through your videos. Cheers 🥂🍻 to the both of you 👍😎 Signing off from the “Whack”
Did you see Horse tail falls at the national park? I went there with an agricultural group about 30 years ago. We were in Monterey only about 1 night. And Sausalito for a night. Glad you had more time but you sure kept busy. I enjoy your travels and im looking forward to your continued travels. You are finding somevreally neat sites.
Hey Victoria, unfortunately we didn’t find horsetail falls, I’m not entirely sure we’d have been able to make it either due to the landslides in the area. We honestly could have stayed in the Huasteca region for weeks and maybe should have, but as always, there’s places to be and things to see. Glad you’re enjoying the films, thanks for watching!
Hey guys, Enchanted by your stories and spots, you communicate serenity to me, you are so sweet and in love, wonderful 🌟 but...ananas on pizza, noooo😅 Hugs by Virginia, from Lucca/Tuscany 🎉
Hahaha, I’m amazed you spotted that, I actually cut out a segment where I stated that pineapple does belong on pizza (just to bug those who don’t agree😂😂). Thank you for watching, we’re so glad you’re enjoying the films!
So cool! Mexico is not what I thought it was. That hot spring was absolutely amazing! It was cool to hear about the rescue on Patreon and then see it on the video. I hope Meg is writing down her recipes and is going to make a cookbook. Goodness knows we could use them when cooking in our van. Be safe out there, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!
Honestly, it’s surprising us too! We met going back to Cave hot spring one day, it’s too good to not return. Maybe we’ll bring friends.😉 Meg will be dropping some recipes on Patreon as soon as I get photos. But a cookbook will be coming one day. Thanks for watching friends!
Legit food as usual, scenery and experiences you'll never forget. I'm linking your channel to my resignation if I ever quit my job. Oh, Tim Hortons in Mexico, who knew? I would have predicted the Walmart and KFC.
😂😂😂 we’re ok with being held responsible, if they choose legal action against us, good luck finding us! Yeah, the Tim Hortons Easter egg was a strange one…who knew?🤷🏼♂️🫤
Excellent video and have been really enjoying your channel. Can’t wait to follow your journey south. Kind of a one off question but my wife and I were betting to see which of us was right..curious what Meg’s background is? Is she Hispanic? I said Indian and my wife thinks Hispanic
Another great posting. I am enjoying your trip and seeing new territory, scenery, and local life. Neil from Courtenay, where at 6.00 pm on Sunday it is 2.0c
I have driven all the way down as far as the South Jalisco area and Puerto Vallarta, wait until you reach Zacatecas, Guanajuato, and Jalisco it is the best area. Make sure you pay a visit to camp in El Ocote, Aguascalientes
@@SlowRoamers 100%. my family is from there. I am half Iranian half Mexican I go all the time. I am happy you guys will visit. It is not as dangerous as they say and the news always take with a grain of salt. Don’t be nosy and you will not have any problems.
We certainly agree with you. Thus far we’ve never felt worried about safety and the people have been super friendly. Mainstream media has its own strange and twisted agenda.🫤
I love your videos. I hope to do some traveling soon but from a random guy in Louisina y'alls videos help me with my day to day life and sruggles. Keep it up, you inspire others.
Most excellent! Glad we can be of service in any kind of way. I’ve likely been in your shoes and I know how watching others’ experiences can be a momentary escape. Cheers and best of luck in your future travels!
Those Ground beef Empanadas looked Yummy 😋 but you should had gone to creel they have the most beautiful Hot springs next to a rocky mountain, Also on 22:30 Camargo is my favorite place to go to in the summer,,There's a place called Los Filtros and there's pools where water is filtered throughout a cave and there are many camping spots out there Camargo is my parents home town, in the 1940' my grandfather was the only pilot there and had a piper cub.
We did go through Creel actually, really cute town! Got tacos there. We decided to pass on the hot springs there though…maybe we’ll should have gone.🫤 That’s super cool that you have a history in Chihuahua. I wish I were your grandpa with that Piper Cub, I haven’t flown one, but I dream of doing so one day.
Some of my uncles and aunts are from Parral and both my parents are from Chihuahua City, and my dad from Juarez. Most of their familyis from Chihuahua. I love it out there! I miss it so much. .
I ran into you guys on RUclips a month ago. Love your videos!!! If you travel between Tampico and Veracruz you will run into a very BEAUTIFUL pyramid site called “El Tajín”. It’s on my bucket list to go back.
Glad you found it! I don’t think we’ll go to Tampico but definitely Vera Cruz. I’ll look up El Tajín to see if it’s on our route, thanks for the tip and thanks for watching!
So glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching! 31gal tank, 7.5gallons of Jerry can capacity. Not sure what it is in miles, but it gets us roughly 800km depending on mpg.
Churros! yummy. Great video, those were some crazy roads. We live on west coast of Mexico, had no idea Tim Horton was in Mexico! Safe travels, how long before you acquire a dog? lol
Somehow we have not purchased many churros in Mexico, I think it needs to be a policy that we always get them when we see them.🤣 We were quite surprised to see Tim’s as well, I wonder if it’s successful. We’re staying firm on our no pet policy. We’ll come back to Mexico to adopt when we settle down one day.
Nice drive, beautiful camera work. By the way... have you checked into where you can and can't fly drones in Mexico? That cave hoy spring was very cool. Tried that coke in a glass bottle yet?
Same rules apply, avoid flying over built up areas, around airports, government buildings etc. Just common sense places. The cave hot spring was a treat for sure, best one we’ve been in to date. I’ve tried it ages ago but haven’t had one since getting to Mexico.
When I lived in Southern California in the 1990s people with homes in Mexico who worked in the USA said every year Mexico gets better and the United States gets worse. Native Americans in Arizona have publicly announced this land belongs to Mexico. Native Americans want Mexico to return as the Government of the Southwest.
I’m inclined to agree with that opinion to some degree. We don’t pay close attention to politics, but there have been a few things that the Mexican government has done that makes a lot of sense that makes me think they have their heads screwed on a little tighter than both Canada and the US. Thanks for watching Joseph!
I wanted to go Mexico since I saw it on “Where’s my Office Now” channel started WAY back. Are they even still around? Anyway, one day I was talking to someone at work about it and they asked me a question that pretty much killed the idea. He asked “why go there when the ones that live there are trying to get here?” Not knocking anyone for going there, but I have a lot of the US I haven’t seen and Canada is next on my list.
I don’t mean to start an argument, but that question is a pretty narrow minded one. There certainly is so much to explore in the US and Canada and if you haven’t yet, I’d say go for it. But to think that you needn’t go see another country because the people from that country are immigrating to yours isn’t looking at the bigger picture. There are lots of Canadians and Americans moving to Mexico as well and that’s because they LOVE IT there. From our personal perspective, we feel safer in Mexico than in the US, folks are generally more friendly, the food is cheaper, healthier and more delicious and the range of landscape and ecosystem is something we’ve never seen before. It’s all new and exciting and WE love it. There’s a language barrier and that can be intimidating, the culture is different and sometimes doesn’t make sense, but that’s part of international travel. My suggestion, go explore the US and Canada. Do that for a while, it will expand your understanding of the world a little more, get you used to traveling and then when you feel like stretching yourself a little, dip into Mexico for a little bit, then come back….then do it again, because i guarantee you, you’ll want to go back. Thanks for watching. Please don’t take anything I just said with any kind of animosity whatsoever, I know a lot can be lost in text, just imagine me saying this all with a smile. 😊
@ no worries at all. RUclips being my only experience with the country, and different creators showing different sides, it’s difficult to decide what is real and what is put on for views. I never meant any insult with my comment. Just trying to gain a better perspective on things with a conversation and after watching a lot of your videos, you seem like honest folks I could get a real answer from.
I’d say the best opinion to listen to is the one you’ve formed from personal experience. We can preach how great Mexico is until we’re blue in the face, but you may still not enjoy it. All we can say is that we’ve had a really great time and I think the images we share show a really beautiful place. Happy travels and we genuinely hope you decide to cross the border one day and explore your neighbouring country to the south.😊
Sploot has siblings! Darryl(redish pup) and his other sibling Darryl(aka Frijios) Bonus points if you can name that 80's-1990 US TV Show whence it came. 3 Sploots and counting. Dang! Betty be badass! You go gurl!
You said in your video that you're heading to the East Coast of Mexico to the city of Monterey, Monterey is nowhere on the East Coast of Mexico it is in a Northeast State, not a coastal state.
Hmmmm, I’m having a chat with Meg and she figures i miscalculated. I’m not particularly good with numbers, so I wouldn’t be surprised if I misread the receipt.😬
Nope! I'm sorry! I have no desire to go to a place like that! None, atoll? Let's get back to BC! See you, again, when you ger back home! Until then.......i'm outta here! See you then! Bye, bye!
you are consciousness sui generis & priceless we enjoy & admire your inspiring & insightful videos your channel deserves far more subscribers the circumference of the claimed globe earth at the equator is 24901 miles therefore earth completes 1 rotation on it's axis at the equator in 24 hours the circumference of the claimed globe earth at the poles is 0 miles therefore earth completes 1 rotation on it's axis at the poles in 0 hours the further away north & south from the equator the circumference of the claimed globe earth becomes lesser & lesser therefore the length of 24 hours ( days + nights ) should become shorter & shorter too how can there be 24 hours ( days + nights ) at the poles of the claimed globe earth ? i will teach you why & how you can never get prosecuted in courts any more + i will teach you why & how you won't need to pay for lawyers any more + i will teach you why & how you can never get taxed for income any more + i will teach you why & how you can never get charged principal & interest for home loans any more + i will teach you why & how you can never get charged principal & interest for car loans any more + i will teach you why & how you can never get charged principal & interest for credit card loans any more + $17000 for the one on one online legal fiction course +
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Felix "Unfair" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Oswujxm2Ag0/mqdefault.jpg)
Going travelling? We recommend SafetyWing's Nomad Insurance, click the link to sign up: safetywing.com/nomad-insurance/?referenceID=26058088&campaign=why-its-so-important-to-have-safetywing-while-you-travel&Ambassador
Thank you guys for sharing the insurance info! We were wondering how to navigate insurance while traveling. We had Baja plans for next month, but I broke my leg skiing a couple days ago lol!!
Thank you guys for sharing your travels, fun and shenanigans along the way. Meg, your cooking is amazing!! Stay stoked you two 🤙🏻😁🍻
Good advice on the eSIM and broad coverage insurance, unfortunately since I am over 75 it becomes very expensive.
I am wondering if there is such a thing catastrophic insurance, we can cover most incidental medical expenses on a high limit credit card but cannot afford a Life flight home for example without selling the house.
Great video. I agree with Meg, the tunnel looked scary!
Yeah definitely, I was driving pretty quick to get though. Neither of us are fans of tight tunnels or caves.
Fun Fact: That little town Batopilas that you fell in love with (as did we) was the 3rd town in North America to have electricity behind New York and Mexico City. It was one of the biggest silver mines at the time. Hard to believe.
Unreal! Thanks for injecting that little tidbit, that’s super cool! We’ll definitely return to Batopilas one day, what a cool little town.
As soon as I saw the colonial architecture in the middle of the remote mountains I thought, it has to be an old mining town
@@jayflo714 Yes. 200 miles of tunnels and trains of 30+ burrows would take month long trips to Chihuahua to sell the silver.
So cool! Now we definitely have to go back to explore more.😁
As someone who lived in California for 3.5 years, its interesting how negatively mexico is portrayed in media versus the experiences shown in your videos!
100%, we generally don’t consume mainstream media and like to form our own opinions of place, but when entering Mexico we still had some of what we’d heard clinging to our minds. Most if not all of it has fallen away now. Mexico is a wonderful place with no more danger than the US or Canada (in fact, maybe less?). We’re hoping in some small way we can shift the negative opinions about Mexico to something more positive. Thanks for watching Rachel!🙌🏻
Cnn y Hollywood les tienes el cerebro programado. Viajen
Tienes razón y es desafortunado
One of the best episodes yet. This trip is so rich in culture and adventure. Can't wait for the next one!
Thanks Mark! Glad you’re enjoying the cultural aspect, lucky for us, there’s so much culture here it makes our job easy!😂 Lots more to come, stay tuned!
The Huasteca mountains and steep rocky trails are no joke !!! Thanks for the footage of diverse Mexico 🇲🇽!
Soooo beautiful, not only are they steep, the rock is loose, hence the reason we wanted to get down before dark. Thanks for watching!
Always stoked to see a new Slow Roamers film in my subscriptions. What an epic adventure you two are having. I love following along. Your film making just keeps getting better. Cheers, Alex and Meg.
Thanks Andrew, the kind words are much appreciated! I see we’re going to twinning t-shirts soon.😂
Hi guys, Allan from BajaOverlanding here, loves this Video, just wanted to mention that road up the hill you said was in bad shape 🤣 when we did it the road was mostly blocked with hundreds of boulders up to 6' around and thousands of smaller rocks, about halfway down there was one guy with a broom sweeping the small stones, lucky we all had jeeps, so to me it looked in good shape, can not believe you did the road in with the van, you guys are amazing. Have a safe trip.
Hey Allan! Yeah, I kind of figured that the state of it changes often and rapidly with every rainfall. I’d imagine they’ve got a dozer or something hidden at the bottom that goes up ever so often to clear. It was a fun trek! Our friends in their Sprinter supposedly did it a year ago as well which leads me to believe the road was in better condition then.
Hermoso video, que me enseña lugares de mi patria que no conozco y que, al ver su belleza, me gustaría conocer de primera mano, felicidades a los dos, son una hermosa pareja. Espero que su travesía por tierras mexicanas sea feliz.
Estamos muy contentos de tener la oportunidad de mostrarles nuevos lugares para visitar en su país. Es hermoso aquí, amamos mucho a México. Gracias por ver nuestras películas. ¡Tenemos mucho más que mostrarles, estad atentos!
Impressive scenery, I like your soundtrack choices which really sets the ambience, God bless your slow roaming travels.
Glad you’re enjoying the views AND the scountrack,😁 Thanks for watching!
You mentioned a year and a half for your trip, looking forward to experiencing your adventures vicariously.
When we drove from Toronto Ontario to Montevideo Uruguay in the early 1970s we arrived for Xmas in just over 3 months so it will be so nice to truly explore the countries, only you are doing it for us.
Holy moly, that’s a lot of driving! Well, you’ll certainly get a better view this time around!😁
@SlowRoamers We just put a deposit on Fiat Ducato based MH in France so looking forward to new adventures
Radical, congrats!
Absolutely amazing episode!! Thank you for sharing this unique and beautiful landscape and people ... and dogs too! Batapilas looked enchanting, the cave hot springs so cool and the mountains around Monterey stunning! Love following along!
It was an amazing time! So many little gems to find out here. Thanks for watching Louisa!😊
Great video. Hello from Spain. I liked the dog’s name. Frijoles 😅😅
Thanks for watching! We thought her nickname was pretty funny too 😂😂 🫘
@@SlowRoamers I was getting attached. That piece broke my heart a little 😔
@kathys754 put yourself in our shoes, we’ve gotta physically say goodbye every time as they watch us drive away. It kills us every time. 😩😩😩😩
@@SlowRoamers it’s probably some of the toughest times for you both 😞
100%😬
You’re bringing so much marvellous memories from when we did the same route about 25 years in a eurovan.. memories of a lifetime. Thank you so much. ❤🇨🇦
You’re welcome! So glad we get to walk you down memory lane.😊
Another captivating adventure, love it!
Thanks Tim, glad you enjoyed it! Hope you two are well!
Enjoyed seeing the Eastern part of Mexico through your lens. Those mountains 🏔️ Spectacular views, captures of Mexican history and culture. What a find those hot springs are for you two, your glee was palpable. 🤩🤩 🎄
Thanks for watching Brenda, Mexico is FULL of delightful surprises, it’s been a joy uncovering them. We’ve got lots more coming your way. 😊
@ indeed it is. A lifestyle of appreciation of the simple things in life. ( haha that does not include Tim Horton and KFC) Megs delicious meals any day 🤩
Absolutely, we feel very content with this lifestyle.😊
That hot spring in a cave, AMAZING 😅
It sure was! Our favourite spring yet!
Thank you for another great video, my wife and I love watching, gives us hope that one day we can make it to some of these locations
You’re welcome, it’s our pleasure and thanks so much for watching!😁
Your best video yet. You’re nailing the essence of Mexico. Maybe the nicest people in the world , and best geography as well. Wish drones were around when we did this 25 years ago
Thanks Ray! It’s nice having such a rich environment to put a camera on. Glad you’re enjoying the films, thanks for watching!
I had no idea that the road East out of Batopilas was so steep with so many switchbacks.
Yeah, it was a super incredible drive, loved every minute!
In the toll where there is a sign "San Pedro" if you turn back by the free road. Just 30 min ahead is thera a place call "Dunas de Bilbao" are sand dunes like in the Sahara. You can camp there
I think I had the dunes marked on my map but we accidentally passed right by them. It would have been cool to see.
Beautiful place. There is something about a day that doesn't go like you wanted it to that makes it so memorable. Your rescue day adventure will stay sharp in your head when other spectacular days (and you two have more of them than most people have in a lifetime) start to get a little fuzzy.
Over 28.7k subs!
So true! The ache in my shoulders won’t be soon forgotten either!😂 Thanks for watching friend!😊🙌🏻
Great video. We looked forward to coming home tonight and watching it. We’ve been travelling south east Asia since Nov 1, nothing like what you guys are doing but just the 2 of us…wondering what’s next. It can be fun and hard at the same time. Thanks for the entertainment.
Thanks so much watching Kathy, I hope your time was fun in SE Asia!
@@SlowRoamers we have another 2 months to go - Cambodia and Thailand !
@@SlowRoamers we wondered what plan B looks like if the van breaks down or you get stuck in a place like copper canyon (can’t go backwards etc)? Not to be a downer but you must have these thoughts run through your mind.
Once again, another great video👍 Cheers 🍻🥂from the “Whack”🤣😂( next door to Abby, lol)
Haha, thanks neighbour!😂🙌🏻🙌🏻🇨🇦
@ lol!!! Cheers 🍻🥂Cheers from the “Valley”!! (Another beauty day here👍)
Not rain? Really…? You sure?
@ Hey guys how’s things going? Good trip I’m sure of that👍 It’s party cloudy overcast right now with the moon light over Mt Cheam. Tomorrow it’s supposed to be sunny, and upwards of 10 degrees!!! Rest of the week into the weekend is supposed to be sunny with temperatures ranging from-2, to 7-9 in the afternoon. It’s been pretty nice here in the last few days👍 Anyway, enjoy the trip, and we’ll enjoy the trip with you two through your videos. Cheers 🥂🍻 to the both of you 👍😎 Signing off from the “Whack”
Thanks for the weather report!😂🇨🇦🇨🇦
Those mountains are incredible!
You got that right!😁
Did you see Horse tail falls at the national park? I went there with an agricultural group about 30 years ago. We were in Monterey only about 1 night. And Sausalito for a night. Glad you had more time but you sure kept busy. I enjoy your travels and im looking forward to your continued travels. You are finding somevreally neat sites.
Hey Victoria, unfortunately we didn’t find horsetail falls, I’m not entirely sure we’d have been able to make it either due to the landslides in the area. We honestly could have stayed in the Huasteca region for weeks and maybe should have, but as always, there’s places to be and things to see. Glad you’re enjoying the films, thanks for watching!
Oh man, that Border Collie was so sweet. Great video and thanks for showing us the treasures.
Honestly, we’d have taken Frijoles with us, what a good dog!😂 Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
That hot spring place is amazing. I kept thinking of the door slamming shut once you were inside. He he he.
Oh mother, you will never cease to amaze me with things you can worry about.😂😂 love you
Such an awesome episode. You guys rock!
Thanks Cristian! Glad you enjoyed it, it was fun to make!
Love your content, I'm so glad you visited my home place, Monterrey.
It’s a beautiful city, we loved it there!😊🇲🇽🇲🇽
Thanks!
Thank you so much Nathan, it’s much appreciated!
Thank you both. You are really a entertaining and informative travel loving couple. Thank you for taking us on this great adventures journeys!
Thanks for choosing to watch and join us on our travels! 😁🙌🏻
Well done as usual. I’m enjoying watching your subscriber numbers increase weekly. You both deserve the recognition.
Thanks Jim, glad you enjoyed it! It’s nice to see the climb from this side as well, it’s been a long time coming. 😊
Hey guys, Enchanted by your stories and spots, you communicate serenity to me, you are so sweet and in love, wonderful 🌟 but...ananas on pizza, noooo😅 Hugs by Virginia, from Lucca/Tuscany 🎉
Hahaha, I’m amazed you spotted that, I actually cut out a segment where I stated that pineapple does belong on pizza (just to bug those who don’t agree😂😂). Thank you for watching, we’re so glad you’re enjoying the films!
So cool! Mexico is not what I thought it was. That hot spring was absolutely amazing! It was cool to hear about the rescue on Patreon and then see it on the video. I hope Meg is writing down her recipes and is going to make a cookbook. Goodness knows we could use them when cooking in our van. Be safe out there, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!
Honestly, it’s surprising us too! We met going back to Cave hot spring one day, it’s too good to not return. Maybe we’ll bring friends.😉
Meg will be dropping some recipes on Patreon as soon as I get photos. But a cookbook will be coming one day. Thanks for watching friends!
12:39 that drink is too good! It’s like a salty lime bubbly water! 😂 tried it in Mexico City a few weeks ago.
It is so good! And not much sugar 👌🏼
Thank you guys for showing the beautiful state of Chihuahua
You’re welcome, it’s our pleasure!😁🙌🏻
Legit food as usual, scenery and experiences you'll never forget. I'm linking your channel to my resignation if I ever quit my job. Oh, Tim Hortons in Mexico, who knew? I would have predicted the Walmart and KFC.
😂😂😂 we’re ok with being held responsible, if they choose legal action against us, good luck finding us! Yeah, the Tim Hortons Easter egg was a strange one…who knew?🤷🏼♂️🫤
Excellent video and have been really enjoying your channel. Can’t wait to follow your journey south. Kind of a one off question but my wife and I were betting to see which of us was right..curious what Meg’s background is? Is she Hispanic? I said Indian and my wife thinks Hispanic
Hey John, so glad you’re enjoying the films! Meg’s background is Indian, so you get the gold star ⭐️ 😂
Another great posting. I am enjoying your trip and seeing new territory, scenery, and local life. Neil from Courtenay, where at 6.00 pm on Sunday it is 2.0c
Thanks for watching Neil, glad you’re enjoying the films! If it makes you feel better, it was only 7° here the other day.
I have driven all the way down as far as the South Jalisco area and Puerto Vallarta, wait until you reach Zacatecas, Guanajuato, and Jalisco it is the best area. Make sure you pay a visit to camp in El Ocote, Aguascalientes
Oh yeah, for sure, we’re stoked to get down there! Just trying to take our time and enjoy the ride.😊
@@SlowRoamers 100%. my family is from there. I am half Iranian half Mexican I go all the time. I am happy you guys will visit. It is not as dangerous as they say and the news always take with a grain of salt. Don’t be nosy and you will not have any problems.
We certainly agree with you. Thus far we’ve never felt worried about safety and the people have been super friendly. Mainstream media has its own strange and twisted agenda.🫤
Damn you guys make Mexico look GOOD!!
We don’t even need to try.😁😉🇲🇽🇲🇽
Fabulous videos guys I enjoy it every moment 😊😊
YESSS!😁😁🙌🏻
I love your videos. I hope to do some traveling soon but from a random guy in Louisina y'alls videos help me with my day to day life and sruggles. Keep it up, you inspire others.
Most excellent! Glad we can be of service in any kind of way. I’ve likely been in your shoes and I know how watching others’ experiences can be a momentary escape. Cheers and best of luck in your future travels!
Those Ground beef Empanadas looked Yummy 😋 but you should had gone to creel they have the most beautiful Hot springs next to a rocky mountain,
Also on 22:30 Camargo is my favorite place to go to in the summer,,There's a place called Los Filtros and there's pools where water is filtered throughout a cave and there are many camping spots out there Camargo is my parents home town, in the 1940' my grandfather was the only pilot there and had a piper cub.
We did go through Creel actually, really cute town! Got tacos there. We decided to pass on the hot springs there though…maybe we’ll should have gone.🫤 That’s super cool that you have a history in Chihuahua. I wish I were your grandpa with that Piper Cub, I haven’t flown one, but I dream of doing so one day.
Great video, I look forward to them every week.
Monterey Mexico, home of my favorite rock band, The Warning...
That’s what we like to hear! Thanks for watching, I’ll look up the Warning, I’m always down to give new bands a listen. Cheers!🙌🏻
Also you can visit beatiful places like "Las Adjuntas", a nice town call "Santiago" and near Saltillo "Las Alazanas"
We’ll have to add these places to the list for when we return to Chihuahua.
Amazing places. The hot springs with natural shower was amazing!
It’s sure was, thanks for watching Christopher!
Great content.
Thanks Charles!🙌🏻🙌🏻
Some of my uncles and aunts are from Parral and both my parents are from Chihuahua City, and my dad from Juarez. Most of their familyis from Chihuahua. I love it out there! I miss it so much. .
It’s a beautiful area! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the beautifull images
Thanks for watching them!😊🙌🏻🇲🇽
Se mira delicioso.
Si, muy delicioso! Las empanadas son mis cosas favoritas.😁
❤❤❤ just good time!!
Heck yeah! Thanks for watching Hector!🙌🏻
There was a man at the water fill station that turns faucet on when he hears the change.
👍🏼 thanks for watching
Love this. Deep history, rich colors, tasty food, friendly people. Repatriation risk, indeed. Buen viaje, amigos!
😁😁Couldn’t have said it better! Thanks for watching Ben! Hope you two are doing well.
I like Tecate beer.
I’m more of a Pacifico drinker myself, Carte Blanco isn’t so bad either.
I ran into you guys on RUclips a month ago. Love your videos!!! If you travel between Tampico and Veracruz you will run into a very BEAUTIFUL pyramid site called “El Tajín”. It’s on my bucket list to go back.
Glad you found it! I don’t think we’ll go to Tampico but definitely Vera Cruz. I’ll look up El Tajín to see if it’s on our route, thanks for the tip and thanks for watching!
@@SlowRoamers El Tagin is a nice stop. .if they still do the pole drop ceremony that is the place to see it
I’ll add it to the list, thanks Ray!
Another stunning video, you two! LOVED the cave hot spring, of course❤❤❤What’s your fuel capacity? How many miles can that take you?
So glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching! 31gal tank, 7.5gallons of Jerry can capacity. Not sure what it is in miles, but it gets us roughly 800km depending on mpg.
Saludos desde TJ Baja California Dios los Bendiga en su camino 👍
Saludos de San Luis Potosí, gracias por ver, amigo! Y viva México!🇲🇽🇲🇽
Churros! yummy. Great video, those were some crazy roads. We live on west coast of Mexico, had no idea Tim Horton was in Mexico! Safe travels, how long before you acquire a dog? lol
Somehow we have not purchased many churros in Mexico, I think it needs to be a policy that we always get them when we see them.🤣 We were quite surprised to see Tim’s as well, I wonder if it’s successful. We’re staying firm on our no pet policy. We’ll come back to Mexico to adopt when we settle down one day.
Excelente video ❤
Gracias por ver!
@ gracias a ustedes por visitar mi tierra Monterrey Nuevo León ❤️
Nosotras volveremos!😁
Beer and Taco's is the best reward Ever.
Cannot and will not disagree with this statement!😂 🍻
I am wondering if you are offering water to the dogs that you meet?
Yep! But they don’t drink 🫤🤷🏼♂️. You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink. They’re usually just concerned about what we’re eating.
@SlowRoamers interesting, you offer them water, they don't drink, you offer them food they follow you everywhere hahaha 😂.
Yeah, that seems to be dog code.🤷🏼♂️
Nice drive, beautiful camera work. By the way... have you checked into where you can and can't fly drones in Mexico? That cave hoy spring was very cool. Tried that coke in a glass bottle yet?
Same rules apply, avoid flying over built up areas, around airports, government buildings etc. Just common sense places.
The cave hot spring was a treat for sure, best one we’ve been in to date. I’ve tried it ages ago but haven’t had one since getting to Mexico.
When I lived in Southern California in the 1990s people with homes in Mexico who worked in the USA said every year Mexico gets better and the United States gets worse. Native Americans in Arizona have publicly announced this land belongs to Mexico. Native Americans want Mexico to return as the Government of the Southwest.
I’m inclined to agree with that opinion to some degree. We don’t pay close attention to politics, but there have been a few things that the Mexican government has done that makes a lot of sense that makes me think they have their heads screwed on a little tighter than both Canada and the US. Thanks for watching Joseph!
Driving in all those Dusty areas I'm curious how often you have changed your air filter on the engine?
Filter was changed before we left the USA.😊
@@SlowRoamersI would say you need a new one already by now
Perhaps, I’ll make sure I check it.
Can you provide more details on the location of the hot spring. I can't seem to figure it out. Thank you in advance.
maps.app.goo.gl/oT2Nt61uFKHt5Pw99?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy
Peñafiel!
Aka delicious!
I wanted to go Mexico since I saw it on “Where’s my Office Now” channel started WAY back. Are they even still around? Anyway, one day I was talking to someone at work about it and they asked me a question that pretty much killed the idea. He asked “why go there when the ones that live there are trying to get here?” Not knocking anyone for going there, but I have a lot of the US I haven’t seen and Canada is next on my list.
I don’t mean to start an argument, but that question is a pretty narrow minded one. There certainly is so much to explore in the US and Canada and if you haven’t yet, I’d say go for it. But to think that you needn’t go see another country because the people from that country are immigrating to yours isn’t looking at the bigger picture. There are lots of Canadians and Americans moving to Mexico as well and that’s because they LOVE IT there.
From our personal perspective, we feel safer in Mexico than in the US, folks are generally more friendly, the food is cheaper, healthier and more delicious and the range of landscape and ecosystem is something we’ve never seen before. It’s all new and exciting and WE love it. There’s a language barrier and that can be intimidating, the culture is different and sometimes doesn’t make sense, but that’s part of international travel.
My suggestion, go explore the US and Canada. Do that for a while, it will expand your understanding of the world a little more, get you used to traveling and then when you feel like stretching yourself a little, dip into Mexico for a little bit, then come back….then do it again, because i guarantee you, you’ll want to go back.
Thanks for watching. Please don’t take anything I just said with any kind of animosity whatsoever, I know a lot can be lost in text, just imagine me saying this all with a smile. 😊
@ no worries at all. RUclips being my only experience with the country, and different creators showing different sides, it’s difficult to decide what is real and what is put on for views. I never meant any insult with my comment. Just trying to gain a better perspective on things with a conversation and after watching a lot of your videos, you seem like honest folks I could get a real answer from.
I’d say the best opinion to listen to is the one you’ve formed from personal experience. We can preach how great Mexico is until we’re blue in the face, but you may still not enjoy it. All we can say is that we’ve had a really great time and I think the images we share show a really beautiful place. Happy travels and we genuinely hope you decide to cross the border one day and explore your neighbouring country to the south.😊
Yes! Get some popcorn peeps 🍿
Don’t forget the cerveza!
@ tacos? 🌮
Ok, you one upped me…😂
@ 🤣
🙌🏻🙌🏻
It’s crazy to think how far you’ve driven into Mexico to get to Monterrey, and you’re still super close to the Texas border
Hahaha, yeah, it’s true. Monterrey is like 2hrs from the border I think
. We wanted to drive through Mexico instead of across to Texas.
It's a place called real de catorce in san luis potosi
Also la huasteca potosina ,rain forest place
We were just in Real de Catorce and currently in Huasteca Potosina!😁
I LIVE IN MONTERREY IN GARCIA NL TO BE EXACT AND IS AMAZING VISIT THE GRUTAS DE GARCIA IF YOU CAN GREAT VIDEO
Thanks for watching Martin, glad you enjoyed the film! We’re already in southern Tamaulipas.
Sploot has siblings! Darryl(redish pup) and his other sibling Darryl(aka Frijios) Bonus points if you can name that 80's-1990 US TV Show whence it came. 3 Sploots and counting. Dang! Betty be badass! You go gurl!
Ooof, you got me! I didn’t watch a lot of TV growing up, so this will remain lost on me.😬 Maybe Meg knows…
Bimbles bucket
@@lenward474That came out at a later date: 1996-1998.
😩😩we were only but children those years!😂
@@SlowRoamers I feel so old. lol
Your welcome to go to my stake, san luis potosi.
🙌🏻🙌🏻
MEGAN, YOU ARE SO PRETTY.
ARE YOU MEXICAN OR NATIVE CANADIAN?
Meg has an Indian background but she’s often mistaken for Mexican.😂
You said in your video that you're heading to the East Coast of Mexico to the city of Monterey, Monterey is nowhere on the East Coast of Mexico it is in a Northeast State, not a coastal state.
Thanks for watching
Hmmmm. i do not think that, if you were in the USA or Europe, this could be permited. To cut a pine tree?WOW!
Thanks for watching
New Mexico is known for The Land of Enchantment the slogan not Mexico
Cool!👍🏼
150usd for 6 quarts of oil and a bucket!!?? You're joking right??
Nope, not joking. Stuff is cheap in the US. In Canada and Mexico goods cost much more.
@SlowRoamers no my friend, you got jacked. Lol
@@SlowRoamers not even in Mexico city where things cost more would you pay that much. I paid just under 30 bucks for a full oil change.
Hmmmm, I’m having a chat with Meg and she figures i miscalculated. I’m not particularly good with numbers, so I wouldn’t be surprised if I misread the receipt.😬
@SlowRoamers lol. Yea it's gotta be that.
Adopten al perro...
Nosotros realmente queríamos😔😔
Nope! I'm sorry! I have no desire to go to a place like that! None, atoll?
Let's get back to BC!
See you, again, when you ger back home!
Until then.......i'm outta here!
See you then!
Bye, bye!
Cool cool, to each their own!
I’m from BC but I’ve travelled this route and more. Unbelievable experience. ,! I’m sorry for what you’re missing,!
😂
You pulled my attempt at a logical explanation of my opening comment!
Cancel Culture even here!
How disappointing?
👍🏼
you are consciousness sui generis & priceless
we enjoy & admire your inspiring & insightful videos
your channel deserves far more subscribers
the circumference of the claimed globe earth at the equator is 24901 miles therefore earth completes 1 rotation on it's axis at the equator in 24 hours
the circumference of the claimed globe earth at the poles is 0 miles therefore earth completes 1 rotation on it's axis at the poles in 0 hours
the further away north & south from the equator the circumference of the claimed globe earth becomes lesser & lesser therefore the length of 24 hours ( days + nights ) should become shorter & shorter too
how can there be 24 hours ( days + nights ) at the poles of the claimed globe earth ?
i will teach you why & how you can never get prosecuted in courts any more +
i will teach you why & how you won't need to pay for lawyers any more +
i will teach you why & how you can never get taxed for income any more +
i will teach you why & how you can never get charged principal & interest for home loans any more +
i will teach you why & how you can never get charged principal & interest for car loans any more +
i will teach you why & how you can never get charged principal & interest for credit card loans any more +
$17000 for the one on one online legal fiction course +
Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Thanks!
Thanks so much!😊🙌🏻