At 00:56 i knew EXACTLY where you where at...No it didn't get there by accident.lol..anxiously i waited for you's to get to the overlook of the lake...Born & raised in Chimayo i recognized the road immediately ..Bernado Abeyta that built the Santaurio church was one of my Great Great Grandfathers...the tiny houses to the left of the church belonged to my great grandparents & the other to the brother (great Tio of mine. As a little girl I'd see my great gramita sell her tamales from her door ,but every year on Good Friday & Easter she was busy selling the best tamales while making more,Her kitchen smelled so Good...i remember watching her put her money under her table clothe. In my mind i thought every kid had a Gramita that lived near a famous church thier Grand relative built..now a few years back the tiny houses were sold & belong to the church,at times thier churches gift shops...I still live in Chimayo.I am one of my ancestors that came from Spain to Chimayo on both my Father & Mothers side...Thank you for visiting Chimayo NM..Im Happý you liked it enough to make a video. Thank you God Bless & be Safe. La Chimayosa⚘
Eileen, this is all super special. Thank you so much for sharing! Just hearing about your Gramita's tamales is making me hungry, hungry. I can just imagine the amazing aroma. Chimayo is a lovely town in a beautiful area. We sure appreciate your watching and sharing the history and your personal insight.
...reading other comments on its pronunciation & getting from a Chimayo native it is CHEE -MA-YO..😉 with letter t in the beggining is how the Tewa indians that were here first spoke.. La Chimayosa⚘
Clay!!! Thank you so very much for setting us straight on the pronunciation! Dang. Wish we'd realized before we made/posted the video. We watched a different video about Chimayo several weeks after putting ours up. They pronounced it like you just shared, and we thought, "Ut oh." We try to fact check and have everything correct before a video goes up. We clearly missed this one.
@@wobblyotteroutdoors I was born here in New Mexico and I have heard the way you said it in the video a million times, never once heard it start with a "Key" sound, ever.
Having fun me and a friend did that Alaska trip on Motorcycles well 7 of use from Bakersfield California to Fairbanks 7300 miles in 16 days. Love it last Sunday in Church we were talking about doing it again in the Jeep this time ..keep enjoying life, best wishes to you and yours. PS Yukon is so BEAUTIFUL, PEOPLE GREAT.
What an amazing trip that must have been! I hope you do get to go again and have a blast in the Jeeps. Alaska is quite beautiful. Thank you much for the well wishes.
At 00:56 i knew EXACTLY where you where at...No it didn't get there by accident.lol..anxiously i waited for you's to get to the overlook of the lake...Born & raised in Chimayo i recognized the road immediately ..Bernado Abeyta that built the Santaurio church was one of my Great Great Grandfathers...the tiny houses to the left of the church belonged to my great grandparents & the other to the brother (great Tio of mine. As a little girl I'd see my great gramita sell her tamales from her door ,but every year on Good Friday & Easter she was busy selling the best tamales while making more,Her kitchen smelled so Good...i remember watching her put her money under her table clothe. In my mind i thought every kid had a Gramita that lived near a famous church thier Grand relative built..now a few years back the tiny houses were sold & belong to the church,at times thier churches gift shops...I still live in Chimayo.I am one of my ancestors that came from Spain to Chimayo on both my Father & Mothers side...Thank you for visiting Chimayo NM..Im Happý you liked it enough to make a video.
Thank you God Bless & be Safe.
La Chimayosa⚘
Eileen, this is all super special. Thank you so much for sharing! Just hearing about your Gramita's tamales is making me hungry, hungry. I can just imagine the amazing aroma. Chimayo is a lovely town in a beautiful area. We sure appreciate your watching and sharing the history and your personal insight.
@@wobblyotteroutdoors
Awe your Very Welcome...I appreciate that you visited such a very special place i carry in my heart...
God Bless & Be Safe💓
The santuraio is amazing
Hello, Mariana. Yes, it is a special place.
Great video, keep 'em coming.
+Corey Tando Thank you, Corey. Will do.
I live in Chimayo 😀😀
Aww. You live in a beautiful community!
So cool, @Bonifacio Rocha. Congrats on the move nack home. It's such a beautiful area.
...reading other comments on its pronunciation & getting from a Chimayo native it is
CHEE -MA-YO..😉
with letter t in the beggining is how the Tewa indians that were here first spoke..
La Chimayosa⚘
Thank you kindly.
Really enjoyed your series. Thanks for sharing and very envious.
+Mike Miller Thank you. We appreciate your kind words and your coming along with us by viewing the videos.
New sub here!
Awesome! Thank you.
iv camped at santa cruz its pretty nicr
You should drive to Alaska
Interesting idea.
we drove from Texas to Alaska, 7 day trip and close to 4000 miles.
Too cool!
It's pronounced "key-my-oh" . It's kinda weird but that's most places in NM are pronounced kinda funny. Love these videos!
Clay!!! Thank you so very much for setting us straight on the pronunciation! Dang. Wish we'd realized before we made/posted the video. We watched a different video about Chimayo several weeks after putting ours up. They pronounced it like you just shared, and we thought, "Ut oh." We try to fact check and have everything correct before a video goes up. We clearly missed this one.
Actually your wrong its pronounced chee-my-oh. Not a k sound its a ch sound
@@wobblyotteroutdoors I was born here in New Mexico and I have heard the way you said it in the video a million times, never once heard it start with a "Key" sound, ever.
Thank you. So glad.
AND - the accent is on the "o" ..chee - my - OH
Having fun me and a friend did that Alaska trip on Motorcycles well 7 of use from Bakersfield California to Fairbanks 7300 miles in 16 days. Love it last Sunday in Church we were talking about doing it again in the Jeep this time ..keep enjoying life, best wishes to you and yours. PS Yukon is so BEAUTIFUL, PEOPLE GREAT.
What an amazing trip that must have been! I hope you do get to go again and have a blast in the Jeeps. Alaska is quite beautiful. Thank you much for the well wishes.