CAMPING by the Rio Grande | Explore TAOS, New Mexico | TAOS PUEBLO | RV Living

[@bbacaphd]

I am a native New Mexican with DNA from Native Pueblo people (Pojoaque) and Jicarilla Apache as well as Spanish conquistadores settlers who came to New Mexico and settled outside of Santa Fe in 1600. I live in Indianapolis, IN and moved here about 25 years ago. I do love to watch your videos on northern New Mexico and seeing the sights and hearing the sounds I grew up around. Thanks for the travel fun. I still order my frijoles, Chile Verde y Colorado and my Posole from New Mexico and I prepare it here in Indianapolis using the skills from hundreds of years of my heritage. Such a joy!

[@weekdayadventures]

What an amazing comment! It means so much to us that your enjoying the sights and sounds of your native land through our videos. Thank you so much!

[@outlaw1-3]

That's my back yard

[@joninygren7250]

Lovely video's, I have a quick question, my husband and I are planning a trip to NM area next spring. Can you tell me what time of year you were in the Santa Fe, Taos area???

[@weekdayadventures]

Thank you! We were there the end of June and the beginning of July👍🏽 safe travels!

[@benridge6570]

Never but never follow your Phone map off road on a dirt Road. People have gotten lost and died. Sad, unnecessary. Check it out for yourself. Use a Sat. G.P..S. good map. Know how to Navigate. That means you use the d*** things before you go.

[@weekdayadventures]

I understand your concern but we just went down a simple bumpy road. The video makes it seem a little more scary than it was. We never get ourselves into anything we cannot handle and always play it safe.

[@outlaw1-3]

That road isn't that big of a deal, just bumpy and steep in places. They were never in danger of getting lost and dying out there. Lots of people all over the place.. You guys picked a good place to eat. Orlando's is BOMB!