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@xavierx6749 Күн бұрын
un gran video, disfruto tus videos.
@wanderbeard 15 сағат бұрын
¡Muchas gracias por ver! ¡Todo lo mejor! ✌️
@billdolan9965 Күн бұрын
Not be morbid but do you see any evidence of any graveyards? With the heavily populated areas what did they do with thier dead? Also you mentioned the year of 692 for some temple. How did they know about what year it was. Was it 692 AD. Little confused. Sorry the crowds took away from the spectacle at Chichenitza.Only ruin I have ever been to and 25 years later it still mystifies me...Good Luck! B.
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
So on the temple in question, there was a stone tablet with the (equivalent date) of 692 AD inscribed on it (in Mayan glyphs). They just converted the Mayan calendar inscription to modern calendar. There's been graveyards that have been uncovered at some of the sites, but not mass graves like we see today. Many families buried their dead within a crypt that was part of the home the family lived in. In the second video from Teotihuacan, the museum had some examples of bodies they'd found, and how they were buried in various ways over the years. "Chicken Pizza" was nice once I got away from the main square area, there was a lot to see in some of the other areas, and the crowds were far smaller. I will have a video on it in the next couple of weeks. :) Thanks! ✌️
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
There's some info here on the 692AD date, and how they found that: mayaruins.com/palenque/a1_244.html
@sailor1553 Күн бұрын
Sir I'm from HR. GRACE all you had to do was drive another 100 yards and turn right drive about 150 feet and u would come to a gate ond there you were standing on the airfield,SO telling your viewers you had to walk through Bush to find it is BS no reason to mislead people it will only turn people away from coming to visit it.
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
It was impossible to drive up there in a car. The road was in such bad shape. I hiked about a kilometer from where I had to leave the car, and walk from there. I bushwhacked through to that end of the airfield. I do mention in the video it looked like there was another building at the far end, but the dirt "road" was impossible to drive.
@sailor1553 Күн бұрын
@wanderbeard you come in behind needs store?
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
Needs to Bannerman Lake Road, then Lady Lake Road. But I had to stop well short of the far end of the airstrip due to the road conditions, and then Google Maps showed that I could cut through the woods to get to the end of the airstrip where I did. This was back in April as well, maybe that road was in better shape in the summer, but I'd already scraped a couple of rocks underneath at that point, and didn't want to risk further damage. Wasn't exactly a planned route, just something I came up with on the fly. Made for a fun adventure. ✌️
@sailor1553 Күн бұрын
If you just drove down the main road about 1km then turned left up the hill you would of only had 1/2 km of dirt road to get there that part is always kept in gd shape..BTW where are you from?
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
Yeah, it was mostly a spur of the moment idea, after visiting the statue and airplane by the water. :) I'm from Nova Scotia, currently traveling through Mexico and beyond however.
@no_soy_rubio Күн бұрын
That's nuts that they actually ask you multiple times for your recording pass 😅 the pelota games were crazy. Amazing buildings and oh wow a waterfall! Palenque looks great, may have to visit next time I'm in Mexico!
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
Maybe they just like to pick on me, haha, I'm not sure. But happened again twice today. 😄 Palenque was a sweet little spot. Quiet and laid back. Not a lot in the town, but the ruins were next level, especially the nature walk.
@Zefiel99 Күн бұрын
@@wanderbeard when I lived there we joked that the town was little more than 'pharmacies and bars', though the church is cute. Other than that it's just a place for many service people from the hotels to live in. Asking for the recording permit isn't personal, they're just shy twice from being burned by people not paying the fee but recording anyway. The $60 fee used to apply to just big "professional" cameras but now it applies to gopros and cells too, so I bet that's why it's being enforced more now.
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
Ironically, it doesn't apply to cell phones, though I suspect if you were doing a voiceover with one, they might request it then. It's no big deal, I pay the $4, and go about my business, keeping the authorization receipt close at hand haha.
@JoeDaye-g6k Күн бұрын
terrific job Ian. A paid professional could not do a better job. You are on an amazing journey, so brave to travel to these wonderful places on your own. Happy Trails we will follow closely.
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
There's definitely a few things a professional would improve on, but I do think this two-parter on Parenque turned out pretty well. ✌️❤️
@karinal6494 2 күн бұрын
Absolutely astonishing 😮❤
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I was trying to do my best to showcase both the ruins as well as the nature all around. I think the video dropping tomorrow of the EcoWalk does an even better job of showing off the rainforest. Thank you for watching! ✌️
@Zefiel99 2 күн бұрын
Did you completely skip over Templo de las Inscripciones?! In a way I can understand it, since it's closed and you can't do much more than look at it these days, but you used to be able to go in and look at the tomb, I feel at least Pakal's tomb should've been mentioned hehe
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
Haha, I actually had some footage of it but the audio was messed up, so I didn't bother to use it. You can see it behind me in a few shots. Would have been cool to see that tomb to be able to compare it to the Red Queen one. ✌️
@Zefiel99 Күн бұрын
@@wanderbeard Right now the only place to compare both easily would be in the site museum, which I'm surprised to hear is STILL closed. I went there last year and it was already closed for renovations. When the Tren Maya started construction, there was an influx of cash for renewing the sites that will be on its route. (the Building near the eco walk's start is going to be the new bathrooms, for example. Glad to see they're nearing completition, at least) but I digress. The other good spot to see Pakal's tomb is museo de antropología in CDMX where they made a very good reconstruction. Sadly the times to visit it in person are gone, it was quite the experience, going down the steep, short steps, down and down in a tight passage, until reaching the tomb, it was a little funny because the way they proctected it back then was to bar the entrance to the room the tomb is in, so it looked like a jail cell.
@wanderbeard Күн бұрын
Yes, I've run into a few closed museums along the way. El Cerrito in Queretaro was the same, and another (I forget which at the moment) were all closed. Took Tren Maya from Palenque to Campeche, which was fun. Will be a review of it in next week's video. ✌️
@stephanedorion2273 2 күн бұрын
another nice video
@wanderbeard 2 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! The EcoWalk one that will go up in the next 48 hours is a really peaceful and serene walk through the rainforest. It's sort of the first one of these that I've attempted, so please let me know what you think of it as well! Thanks for your ongoing support! ✌️
@stephanedorion2273 2 күн бұрын
@@wanderbeard i will
@herrero4270 2 күн бұрын
Did the Spanish integrate the Indians into their empire? Only as slave or cheap labor. The Indians were confined to reservations, separated from the Spanish towns. Even their Tlaxcalan allies suffered the same fate and, in exchange for their support to the Spanish, received only a few meager pieces of land. If by "integration" is meant the totalitarian imposition of Spanish culture, yes, the Indians were "integrated"... after they were stripped of their lands and wealth and turned into the subjugated and poorest racial group in Spanish colonial society.
@herrero4270 2 күн бұрын
¿Did Catholicism integrated the Spaniards with the Indians? Catholic Christianity exterminated a large part of the European population because they practiced Protestant Christianity, or because they practiced another religion. Catholic Christianity also did not lead to the fusion of the French, Italian, German and Belgian colonists with the population of the colonies they had subjected. It was not Catholic Christianity that produced the fusion of the Mongols with the Chinese, Persians, etc. Or of the Arabs with the population of the Middle East, North Africa and part of Europe. Or of the Comanches with other indigenous nations. Or of the Indo-Europeans with the oldest population of Europe. Or of Homo sapiens with the Neanderthals. There are many different factors that produce the fusion of different peoples (and species), and Catholicism has NOTHING to do with it.
@herrero4270 2 күн бұрын
¿Did the indians were happy under Spanish yoke? "A third obstacle to the population growth in New Spain - perhaps the cruelest of them all- is famine. Like the inhabitants of Hindustan, the American Indians are accustomed to being satisfied with the least amount of food necessary to sustain life; their numbers grow without a necessary increase in the means of subsistence proportional to the growth of the population. " "In 1784, the lack of food caused asthenic illnesses among the poorest class of people. These combined calamities cut down a large number of adults, and especially children; it is estimated that over eight thousand individuals perished in the town and in the mines of Guanajuato." "The effects of famine are the same in almost all the equinoctial regions. In South America, in the province of Nueva Andalucía, I saw villages whose inhabitants were forced by famine to scatter from time to time throughout uncultivated regions and to look for food there among the wild plants. Misionaries use their authority to prevent such dispersals, but to no avail. In the province of Los Pastos, the Indians who lack potatoes, the basis of their diet, sometimes take refuge on the highest ridge of the Cordillera, where they eat the center of the achupalla [Aymara: pineapple], a plant similar to the genus Pitcairnia. For several months of the year, the Otomi of Uruana, on the banks of the Orinoco, swallow clay soil to absorb the gastric and pancreatic juices whose profuse secretion this soil activates; in this way, they assuage the hunger that torments them. On South Sea islands, on fertile soil and in the midst of a vigorous and beautiful natural realm, famine drives the inhabitants to the cruelest form of anthropophagism." Alexander Von Humboldt. Political Essay on the Kingdom of New Spain
@Mexvideofreak 2 күн бұрын
Bienvenido !!!!!
@wanderbeard 2 күн бұрын
¡Gracias, casi todos en México han sido muy amables y acogedores! ✌️ ------------------- Thank you, almost everyone in Mexico has been very friendly and welcoming! ✌️
@Mexvideofreak 2 күн бұрын
@@wanderbeardojalá TODOS hubieran sido amables 😢
@herrero4270 2 күн бұрын
"Christian fanaticism especially attacked the Aztec priesthood, exterminating the Teopixqui, or ministers of the divinity, all those who lived in the Teocalli, or god houses, and who were the keepers of local historical, mythological, and astronomical knowledge - for it was the priests who observed the meridian shadow cast by the gnomons and regulated the calendar. The monks ordered the burning of the hieroglyphic paintings, by which knowledge of all sorts was passed on from generation to generation. Deprived of these tools of learning, the people fell into a state of ignorance that was so deep that the missionaries, who were unskilled in the Mexican languages, replaced old ideas with few new ones. " Alexander Von Humboldt. Political Essay on the Kingdom of New Spain
@wanderbeard 2 күн бұрын
Yes, history and religion are a messy thing. So many different cultures and religions and countries all vying for control. It's been fascinating to learn about the different struggles and fights that happened in Mexico, over my time here. So little of it is taught in Canada or the US, so being here, and taking the time to try to learn as much as I can, has been very valuable to me. ✌️
@andreitunlopez7306 2 күн бұрын
Hello welcome to casona pueblo mágico!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
@wanderbeard 2 күн бұрын
Gracias! ✌️
@VERZUL 2 күн бұрын
Vivo en Querétaro. A unas cuantas calles de Zenea, tenias el parque "ALAMEDA A HIDALGO" que es como el central park de la ciudad. Era como 8 veces más grande que zenea
@wanderbeard 2 күн бұрын
Cometí un error y olvidé poner una nota en la pantalla sobre el tamaño del parque. También fui a Alameda Hidalgo, pero no filmé nada allí debido al clima. ¡Pero es una ciudad maravillosa, con una historia increíble! ✌️ --------------------------- I actually made an error, and forgot to put a note on the screen about the park size. I did go over to Alameda Hidalgo as well, but didn't film anything there due to the weather. Wonderful city though, amazing history! ✌️
@VERZUL Күн бұрын
@wanderbeard gracias por responder. Espero que le vaya muy bien a tu canal, me gusta como hablas de la historia que vas conociendo. Un saludo!
@VERZUL 2 күн бұрын
Muy buen contenido y pocos suscriptores. Mucha calidad, te irá muy bien como youtuber. ❤
@wanderbeard 2 күн бұрын
Thank you very much for watching and your kind words. I'm pretty happy with how my channel is growing and I hope it continues. All the best! ✌️
@zeusdustorm682 2 күн бұрын
Is it' Cold.?
@wanderbeard 2 күн бұрын
Cold where? In Mexico City? When I was there it was cooler, but not cold, I think because it was pretty rainy a few days I was there.
@no_soy_rubio 3 күн бұрын
60 pesos to record gahhh 😅 man, I can almost feel the humidity dropping out of the screen looking at this 😂 The Temple of the Skull looks awesome! Love that Jeff Goldblum gif 😂 The Grand Palace almost looks Roman or Greek. I agree re not allowing people to climb the structures.
@wanderbeard 3 күн бұрын
It was so humid that day, amazing spot though. Glad someone got a kick out of my Jeff Goldblum gif! haha! Part 2 out tomorrow! ✌️
@jackcampos7938 3 күн бұрын
Cuandoo vienes a visitar kinichná, Dzibanche y Kohunlich? Sur de la peninsula de Yucatan.
@wanderbeard 3 күн бұрын
I am hoping to get to at least one or two of those at some point, once I reach Bacalar. I am not sure when that will happen yet, as I am just taking my time. ----------------------- Espero poder visitar al menos uno o dos de ellos en algún momento, una vez que llegue a Bacalar. No estoy seguro de cuándo sucederá eso todavía, ya que me estoy tomando mi tiempo.
@Zefiel99 3 күн бұрын
I'm so glad you included that ride on the colectivo, it brought back memories. Used to ride it daily to get at my job as a waiter in a Hotel near the site. While there lovely people asked me why wasn't I a guide, and I realized, why wasn't I? So I went back to Mexico city applied to the National School of Anthopology and History, and certified myself as a guide. Now I'm just starting out but it's been a lot of fun and it'd be a dream to guide someone around Palenque.
@wanderbeard 3 күн бұрын
I think a lot of visitors to Mexico don't use the colectivos enough because they're not sure how they work, and it can be confusing as to which one goes where. I love using them, personally, they're a great way to get around, very affordable, and usually really nice people to meet along the way. Best of luck in your future as a guide! I am sure you will have great success. If I return to Palenque, I'll hire you to show me around the lost city again! ✌️
@no_soy_rubio 3 күн бұрын
Nice!
@AleksPizana 4 күн бұрын
Most people overlook that museum and never get to visit it. Pretty nice that you got to enjoy some of the ruins here in the city. Hopefully, you were able to visit the ''Plaza de las tres culturas'' which is kind of close to Zócalo, at Tlatelolco. It's a very historical site with some great ruins and terrifying stories.
@wanderbeard 3 күн бұрын
Yes, I think it's a lesser known site in the heart of the city, which is strange considering its location. There were only a couple of other international tourists there from what I saw, at both the ruins, as well as the incredible museum. I didn't get to visit Plaza de las tres culturas, but will the next time I come back! Thank you for watching the video, I hope you found some others interesting as well! ✌️
@othello326 4 күн бұрын
That Tejate looked so good! 😋
@wanderbeard 4 күн бұрын
The food there was insane! Everything was delicious! That tejate was perfect on a hot day :)
@Treva-i9l 4 күн бұрын
Love your videos. Such a ray of sunshine you are. :)
@wanderbeard 4 күн бұрын
Haha, thanks Treva! Hope all is well, and that you're enjoying all the videos I've made :)
@GustavoKatt-de5zn 5 күн бұрын
👍🏾👌🏾👏🏾👍🏾👌🏾👍🏾👏🏾🇲🇽
@wanderbeard 5 күн бұрын
✌️👍👏
@PhilandSofia 5 күн бұрын
So sad my ignorant people fell under morenas spell
@wanderbeard 5 күн бұрын
Not sure what you mean? From people I've talked to all over Mexico, people seem pretty happy with the results? The only negative comments I've read have been in KZbin comments.
@PhilandSofia 5 күн бұрын
@ ignorance is bliss, and their vote is sold, for a basket of promises. It’s proven in Mexicos history of bad governments how generous and naive they are with populism and authoritarians. They need a Bukele, a Milei, a Trump to tackle violence and corruption, not a 4ta deformación which promises, and delivers to criminals among them. This is coming from a Mexican-American who misses his land and people, but not going back until I see real change in my poor sheeple
@PhilandSofia 5 күн бұрын
@ but you’re from Canada and use Bluesky so I understand if you don’t see it this way.
@PhilandSofia 5 күн бұрын
@@wanderbeard nice, my comment got taken down, means I’m on the right track because there was no violation, and a lot of censorship
@wanderbeard 5 күн бұрын
Your comment is still here. Wasn't taken down by me or KZbin. That you aren't even in Mexico shows that you don't understand the changes here, only believing what you see on TV, I guess?. I've been in Mexico now for four months, and I've only met wonderful people, been to over 2 dozen amazing cities and towns. People are happy, the country is growing and it's a good place to be right now. Not sure what being from Canada or using BlueSky has to do with anything. I also use Twitter, and IG, and many others.
@sharondaye9401 6 күн бұрын
Loved the video and all the information you related about it......Mother Nature helped create the ideal setting with the omnious skies and sounds of thunder in the background,and your solo trek in the rain!
@wanderbeard 6 күн бұрын
As I always say, I can't control the weather, so might as well make the best of it! ♥️
@joseluis1974veracruz 6 күн бұрын
Welcome!!! Amigo👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿🔥🔥🔥🔥
@wanderbeard 6 күн бұрын
Thank you! Mexico City was incredible! I liked it so much I had extended my stay while there as well! All the best! ✌️
@PonchoANS7 6 күн бұрын
Excellent video. Monte Alban isn't necessarily unknown, but it is way less popular than other archeological sites, despite how much it has to offer.
@wanderbeard 6 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it! Yes, I think it's one that deserves more attention. I was both unlucky (with the walk up the hill) and then lucky to mostly have it to myself because of the rain. Spectacular place, amazing view of the city below too! ✌️
@sharondaye9401 6 күн бұрын
Amazing spot.....just the fact that it''s presence was uncovered and much work done to honor it's place in history is wonderful.You did a great service to your subscribers for indept and anecdotal information about the surroundings.I must say that the threatening skies( and distant thunder?)added to the vibe of a people in sync with Mother Nature, her power and value to humanity !Great video ,glad you got to enjoy and relate mostly on your own.😊
@LeticiaCruz-kk3xe 6 күн бұрын
La información es imprecisa. El Castillo de Chapultepec NO lo construyeron los Españoles en la Época Colonial. Y porque cuando habla del Mapa Original de México corta el video y cambia de tema, porque no enfoco bien para mostrar lo que estemos unidos nos robo y que no se menciona en la historia de Estados Unidos . No es un buen Videl
@wanderbeard 6 күн бұрын
El periodo colonial en México fue de 1521 a 1821, conocido como el Virreinato de la Nueva España, con una duración de 300 años. La construcción del Castillo de Chapultepec se inició bajo el mandato del Virrey Bernardo de Gálvez en 1785. Esta información está disponible de forma gratuita tanto en línea como en el propio Castillo. ------------------------------------------------- The "colonial period" in Mexico was from 1521 until 1821, known as the Viceroyalty of New Spain, lasting 300 years. The construction of Chapultepec Castle was started under Viceroy Bernardo de Gálvez in 1785. This information is freely available both online as well as at the Castle itself. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chapultepec_Castle
@autay7685 7 күн бұрын
la barba andariega
@autay7685 7 күн бұрын
la barba callejera
@autay7685 7 күн бұрын
la barba viajera
@ricardoperez6292 7 күн бұрын
The convent of St. Dominic in the State of Oaxaca began to be built in 1551, it took only 20 years to complete it.
@AndrewHorsford 8 күн бұрын
I like that they painted the statue to show people what they would have looked like. I don't know if they have done this at all for any of the Roman statues which are now all bare white stone, but historians have said that they would have been brightly painted at the time. I think they would be very much more impactful, having seen that one in this video.
@wanderbeard 8 күн бұрын
Yeah, it really showed just how bright it was, and colorful. I believe there's been discussions in Mexico about recoloring SOME of the temples and stuff back to how they would have looked originally, but as far as I know, no actual plans have formed to do it.
@gagacuse 8 күн бұрын
Por casualidad me salio este video en KZbin y fue mi primera vez mirando tu contenido y me encanto, es un excelente video. Mas videos por favor ❤❤❤
@wanderbeard 8 күн бұрын
¡Muchas gracias, me alegro que lo hayas disfrutado! De hecho tengo unos 50 videos más en mi canal, unos 30 de los últimos meses viajando por México aquí: kzbin.info/aero/PLk0oTtDFrNetc3eEXlKQma7BhYhJrZcmY ------------------------------------------- Thank you very much, I am glad you enjoyed it! I actually have about 50 more videos on my channel, about 30 from the last few months traveling through Mexico here: kzbin.info/aero/PLk0oTtDFrNetc3eEXlKQma7BhYhJrZcmY
@AndrewHorsford 8 күн бұрын
I think you were blessed by the presence of clouds... the sun would have been pretty brutal for 4 hours' of walking around outside with no shade!
@wanderbeard 8 күн бұрын
Yeah, not to mention, Teotihuacan is at about 7500 feet (2300 meters) above sea level, so the sun is definitely stronger up that high. Clouds, lots of breaks and lots of water. 14km in a day is a lot of walking for almost anyone :)
@АланАкатекатл 8 күн бұрын
Proud of my country ❤🇲🇽 hope you enjoy it a lot, lot of places to visit and weathers to enjoy.
@wanderbeard 8 күн бұрын
Mexico has been amazing! Everywhere I've been (and it's been many many places now), has been wonderful. Thank you for watching! ✌️
@Lukus2009 8 күн бұрын
Beautiful video buddy! Thanks for sharing some of the history - so many epic events and historical figures. I must confess most of my previous exposure to Motecuzoma/Montezuma is from video games like Civilization. I hope to learn more from your journeys!
@wanderbeard 8 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! It's been amazing to actually see all this stuff up close and personal after reading (and playing!) about it for years! ❤️✌️
@YoYo-jd4ni 9 күн бұрын
Another incredible video! What I love most is how he delves into the history of each place he visits, and his warm, respectful tone. Note:I've noticed he gets tired easily while walking . Is everything okay?
@wanderbeard 9 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching, glad you're enjoying my adventures. All is well, I'm just old and out of shape (but less out of shape since starting my trip!). The heat gets pretty oppressive in places too. I could always take more time between shots, and pretend, but that's not who I am. ✌️🤣
@YoYo-jd4ni 8 күн бұрын
@wanderbeard No need to worry about age or fitness. You're clearly loving the journey, and that's what counts. Love your authenticity and that awesome beard! 👍
@wanderbeard 8 күн бұрын
It truly has been the trip of a lifetime so far :)
@YoYo-jd4ni 8 күн бұрын
@@wanderbeard What do you mean exactly?
@sharondaye9401 9 күн бұрын
Thank you !😊Loved it--what a history lesson.The architecture of centuries past, maintained to present day and used to tell the story through multiple generations of its citizens shows a pride in the historical significance of their ancestry !A lesson for many countries .
@wanderbeard 9 күн бұрын
Yes, it's nice to see some preservation at a time when it feels like many try to just erase the past so people won't remember. ✌️
@JoeDaye-g6k 9 күн бұрын
Great video, can't get over the detail inside the buildings that still look amazing centuries later.
@wanderbeard 9 күн бұрын
Yeah, there's been some real care used to retain much of the history here, and showcase it for everyone. ✌️
@Flakomansurfer 9 күн бұрын
get a quesadilla !!! by the way they are Chapulines (grasshoppers.... not crickets) saludos!!
@wanderbeard 9 күн бұрын
Oh I've had many quesadillas along my trip through Mexico! The tlayudas in Oaxaca were amazing! Yes, I was thinking grasshopper and said cricket, it was a long day 😂 Thanks for watching! ✌️
@stephanedorion2273 9 күн бұрын
very nice video ...thanks
@wanderbeard 9 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for continuing along with my adventures! :)
@PonchoANS7 9 күн бұрын
I'd love to get to know Oaxaca one day. It looks lovely, and Oaxacan food is legendary.
@wanderbeard 9 күн бұрын
Incredible city! I barely scratched the surface, and would love to return one day. Some of the best food in the entire country! ✌️
@mirnavillalpando4719 10 күн бұрын
Mil gracias, no sabia la existencia de ese lugar.....uf
@wanderbeard 10 күн бұрын
¡Por eso lo llamé la "joya escondida"! ¡No creo que mucha gente sepa que existe! ------------------ That's why I called it the "hidden gem"! I don't think many people even know about it!
@mirnavillalpando4719 10 күн бұрын
Que hermoso color el verde...
@wanderbeard 10 күн бұрын
Pronto subiré un par de videos de Palenque que mostrarán lo increíble que era la naturaleza allí, incluida una caminata tranquila de 20 minutos. ---------------------------- I have a couple of videos coming from Palenque soon, that will show how amazing the nature was there, including a peaceful 20 minute walk.
@mirnavillalpando4719 10 күн бұрын
Hermosas imágenes.
@wanderbeard 10 күн бұрын
¡Tuve mucha suerte de poder estar allí ese día! ✌️ ----------------- I was very lucky to be able to be there on that day! ✌️
@mirnavillalpando4719 10 күн бұрын
Que bonita lluvia.....
@wanderbeard 10 күн бұрын
Me encanta la lluvia, por más loca que fuera ese día :)
@AndrewHorsford 10 күн бұрын
What's it like for accessibility? I thought about that when you were saying that the way down towards the Citadel was uneven with a lot of "ankle breakers" ... sounds like the first part to the Temples would be ok, but not the part down to the CItadel... never mind the steep steps
@wanderbeard 10 күн бұрын
Yeah, the Avenue of the Dead between the Pyramid of the Sun and Moon is very accessible-friendly. I'd say down the far end is as well (there's a separate entrance from the road down there too). But the walk in between would be tough for some people.
@positronicbeats7496 10 күн бұрын
10:34 FREE PALESTINE
@wanderbeard 10 күн бұрын
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