Exploring Amazing San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Exploring the beautiful city of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico in Guanajuato state.
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Exploring Amazing San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

[@jj-bp3fr]

The burrito was discovered by Don Antonio Argueta in the 1940s in Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. The burrito is their typical dish. Here is the story kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2q9k4p8Z619h9E

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool, good to know.

[@naturegirl8104]

@SIGN 528. Thank you. Seems like a common sense food for a tortilla culture.

[@gjunior2471]

BS.The tortilla has been eaten in sonora for over 400 years.www.quiminet.com/articulos/400-anos-de-historia-de-la-tortilla-de-harina-17530.htm Rolling them up is world wide for millenia.

[@ronaldking4296]

I ran food concessions at major league parks. Burrito in one hand and beer in another. Concessionaires dream. Never thought Mexican food at that time.

[@semiza]

Incorrect, the term burrito exists since the 1890’s. Here is the bibliographical citation. “Ramos y Duarte, Féliz (1895). Diccionario de Mejicanismos. Imprenta de Eduardo Dublan.”

[@donstravelsandrants.]

Thanks for showing us the real Mexico. Mainstream media has us believing we would be in dangerous territory visiting Mexico. They look like lovely people to me.

[@anitahuie1145]

They are wonderful.

[@anitahuie1145]

There is good and bad everywhere. Just look for the best.

[@anitahuie1145]

They would be safe. I grew up near the border.

[@anitahuie1145]

Love to you, phlete and barbara.

[@alfonsotorres4580]

Mexico is a beautiful country with it's colonial villages, towns, and cities just outside of Europe.😍

[@adri4ns_]

I live in San Miguel

[@shama7111]

DONT GO TO SAN MIGUELD GO TO EGYPT THEY DON'T HAVE COVID, NO MASK WEARING NOBODY IS SICK AND YOU CAN GO TO THE BEACH ..PLUS IT IS CHEAPER THAT PRICEY SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE!!!!!

[@Jessicatx956]

Gabe you bring the best travel videos there are so awesome, these Mexico ones are GREAT plz film more of different parts of Mexico they are so interesting to watch :)

[@abhaypandya_]

Mexico is beautiful

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Definitely.

[@davidtice4972]

I spent a month and a half in the beautiful colonial style town of San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico. I took classes in advanced Spanish, classes in the history of Mexico, Mexican music and Mexican folk dancing. At night I took Salsa dancing. San Miguel never changes because there is a law that any rebuilding or remodeling has to be done in colonial style. San Miguel is also an art town. I lived with a Mexican family and went total Immersion in the Spanish language. I've since been back a few times.

[@zorazorazorzzora8333]

David Tice Nice.... I’m envious... Keep learning

[@jfp6400]

best travel show on the internet...always enjoy your personal vignettes about how you got there and where you stayed and why etc...

[@romanmarkovich1992]

love mexico beautiful country, i lived en leon for 7 years and i loved it!!!!!!

[@samehsouissi6986]

I would totally be fine retiring in Mexico. Good ppl, great food and beautiful music. Plus they love football hahaha 😂 also as motorcyclist they have nice roads n trails for adventure

[@josechimal1358]

Sam Souissi Yes for dual sport motorcycle the roads are perfect, you can travel the whole country in a bike the weather is usually nice.

[@el_jacal]

As an expat in SMA, I recommend you ask a taxi to go to aguas thermales. Natural hot springs. The best is Escondido Place about 15 minutes outside of the city center towards Dolores Hidalgo. Not expensive but relaxing. Taxi will be around 100 pesos each way but well worth it.

[@marinemarine5226]

Red Rollins immigrant!!! There I fixed it for you :)

[@Sagrario86]

Mexico is Amazing! saludos desde California!

[@JoseRojas-fk1sp]

Hi gringo friend wellcome to our country, THANKS YOU SHOW to the wolrd our good things, enjoy and take care yourself.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Hola, muchas gracias.

[@adri4ns_]

Gabriel Traveler hi I live in San Miguel de Allende and it’s an honor to see you here

[@shama7111]

not really all the people are SHEEP im shocked they even put a mask on Frida Kalho and she would never wear a mask!! Go to other countries where they don't wear mask and follow blindly

[@prestok888]

Thank you, Jose. I live in the US, but would love to live in Mexico. It’s amazing 😊

[@marafarnham595]

Thank you Gabriel!! You never disappoint! The food looks amazing! 😊❤ stay safe!

[@juadt]

I love you Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤️

[@remurraymd]

Great video if you have time head up to Mazatlán and Los Mochis for the train through the copper canyon deeper than the grand canyon an amazing journey.

[@Twin.Girl_td_la]

Me and my twin sister really enjoy your videos, and we appreciate them and you for sharing your journeys with us! 💜🌩💜🌩

[@josechimal1358]

Lennon Bedelyn good looking twins.

[@xavieruzmx3663]

Zacatecas también es una ciudad colonial muy bonita te la recomiendo saludos de Guadalajara México

[@Swampzoid]

Lovely square and cathedral.

[@libbyjones552]

Hi Gabriel! Beautiful City! Your food looked more like the Mexican food we're used to in America. Bet it was so much better than ours.. The courtyard at the hostel where you're staying is absolutely gorgeous! Wouldn't mind having that in my yard.. I don't see how women walk on the cobblestones with heels. I saw a few wearing them..A twisted ankle waiting to happen.. Glorious Cathedrals! Just an awesome city...Cant wait for your next video! Please take care and I bid you peace! 🌺😄🌺

[@ferminadaza9418]

Those big colored figures are " mogigangas" are present in every festive moment in this City , you can see a bride and groom figures at the weddings.

[@LordADNsVlog]

they look like skulls from the day of the dead... lol

[@DamonVagabond]

I'm in San Miguel de Allende now. Just came through for a trip. Traveling Mexico for the time being. We walked the same route. Beautiful churches there.

[@el_jacal]

Gabe, the giant costumes lead groups drinking Mescal through the streets (mostly for wedding or Aniversary parties). If you go back you will notice they are a bride and groom. The tour is Called callejonadas. You follow a donkey with bottles of mescal on his back and the tour guides give you a little shot cup at the start and fill your glass up throughout the 1-hour long tour. Similar to the Estudiantes in Guanajuato (Shakespearian costumes). Basically, they both provide a walking tour with singing through the streets to mariachi. But in SMA, the tour involves Mescal.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Amazing tradition.

[@SweetMisery247]

Hey, thanks for filming this video of my town. We've been getting a lot of bad rep and just having someone like you show the positivity of the town, helps lighten things up for future tourists and all!!

[@edwardsbarbara25]

So many beautiful, magical places in Mexico

[@Peter-MH]

Loving these videos! Exactly what I want to see in a travel video - just walking around exploring the place, taking in the local culture, finding out a bit about the places history. No politics, rants or strong opinions in the commentary! Will be buying one of your books shortly as a way to support the channel, and no doubt for an interesting read!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks a lot Peter, appreciate it. Enjoy the reading.

[@steveanderson831]

Great video series, I've never been to Mexico but looks amazing, especially love the building colours.

[@long.541]

Y Guanajuato.

[@HoudiniCrypto]

San miguel de Allende is magical Viva Mexico thanks Gabriel Traveler take care enjoy

[@Xergecuz]

Other colonial cities in the area that you might enjoy are Taxco, Cholula, Oaxaca, and downtowns in Queretaro, Puebla and Mexico City, if you head south east Mexico, check out San Cristobal de las Casas, Campeche and downtown Merida. Also north from you but not that far away is Morelia in Michoacan State, not that many tourists but just as beautiful as San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks.

[@barbaraboth3178]

Thank You For sharing... I LOVE traveling with you. I Admire how you just get out there an GO Explore ! I would be LOST in less than 5 minutes without a tourist chaperone ! GOD BLESS !

[@YogawithDeLora]

They built the tunnels to divert the river away from the mines in Guanajuato many years ago. That is awesome you tipped the mojigangas! (giant puppets) because that is how they support themselves.

[@Cgv69]

Yep. You said it right. SMA is spectacular.

[@dreammfyre]

These are some beautiful cities. I honestly didn't have a clue. It's like straight out of some old Spanish or Italian town(I mean it technically is, but hey...)

[@universojuanluis12]

You mean there's many beautiful cities in all over Mexico!! Morelia, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Taxco, Mérida, Tlaquepaque, Puebla and many more!!

[@jamesr1703]

Just think if the Spanish had not come to Mexico.

[@gloriaburkett3250]

@@jamesr1703 what do you mean? Just curious to hear what you have to say...

[@TheHuski]

Another cool place in Mexico... Love the Plazas/Squares with those Hedge Trees.. They really like the Burgundy & Yellow on their buildings in this video... Safe Travels Gabriel.. :)

[@mohammedshameem6673]

Heeey. I'm Indian guy . I'm watching your full videos. It's very amazing and enjoying. Please upload more more videos. I'm kerala

[@danielagachuz6006]

Mohammed Shameem sorry! Era like !! Pero marque por error dislike! 🤭Visita Mexico!

[@purposemind8895]

Such a beautiful city! Me encantan los Jardines! Y las capillas tan hermosas 💚💚💚

[@otaviovieira1041]

Beautiful Mexico.

[@GUITARTIME2024]

Your hair looks much better.

[@shirkuh7125]

You forgot to edit in the Mexican filter like in the movies where it's all yellow with sand storm and fast cars

[@Senor0Droolcup]

Marvelous! Great video and thank you!

[@jonathangarcia3242]

I’m homesick I miss it there !

[@naturegirl8104]

Thank you. I've heard about San Miguel for awhile now. It doesn't look like I expected. Thanks for the videos, esp of Mexico.

[@fe504]

Excellent video. San Miguel looks incredible. Wonderful architecture. Everything looked very clean and well maintained. I love those streets and sidewalks. Thanks Gabe for another great tour.

[@gerryz1839]

Keep the great videos coming Gabriel! Just one technical point if I may: the lovely church in the Jardin Principal is not a cathedral. Think of a cathedral as a capitol building: it is literally the "seat" of the bishop or archbishop of the diocese or archdiocese (geographical boundary). The cathedral that covers the archdiocese of which San Miguel de Allende is a part is in neighboring city of Leon. You will find the locals referring to the church accurately as a "parroquia" or a parish church. There are many beautiful churches that are not actually cathedrals. Film on Gabriel! Love the images!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Right on, I hear ya.

[@libbyjones552]

Guess I made the mistake too..They look like Cathedrals. Anyway they're so beautiful.😄

[@gerryz1839]

@@libbyjones552 Lol! I get it! In Queretaro, the next town over, the Church of Santa Maria de Viterbo is a stunningly-beautiful parish church, not far from the actual Cathedral of Queretaro named St. Philip Neri, the latter of which is comparatively austere. Think of the Holy Family (Sagrada Familia) in Barcelona, which is massive and a master work in itself... and is also not a cathedral. Enjoy them all! Cheers!

[@todomexico9074]

The 22% of the population in San Miguel de Allende are Americans who have retired there. Keep traveling aroun México is really awesome.

[@erichoe7802]

very unique, look around very different just like u in Europe

[@nyck1d36]

Surprised how clean the streets are

[@fabiangutierrez1338]

San miguel de allende se parece mucho a las ciudades del sur de España

[@samjosef315]

Thank you ! I can't notice any street pets in your videos from Mexico ! IN comparison to that from Turkey for example . Keep going

[@Redsox68]

You know Gabriel one thing I noticed in your videos in the past few years the travels that you did that everywhere you go people are always smiling and seems like they’re having a good time not like in US or in Canada where I’m from where everyone is freaking miserable

[@griffin2263]

thank you so much for filming and uploading and all the work you put into editing !! great video as always and really good to hear you are staying in a hotel for free as your channel is huge !!...I just started watching bald and bankrupt other great youtubber and again someone that shows the really cities with out the need for fancy drone shoots ... really enjoying your trip to mexico !!! are you ever going to do a live stream?with a Q&A?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Right on, glad you're enjoying the Mexico vids and yes I'm sure I'll do a livestream one of these days, but not sure when it will happen. When the time is right.

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

00:30 -- Haha, the iconography near the ladies' and gents' ...

[@Nubia110]

Have any videos of Taxco ? Heard that place is Beautiful

[@DJmexecution]

You going to Michoacán on this trip!

[@LionelBrunet]

We have to see San Miguel if we love to see Mexico. I love the place and I lived there.

[@mx-pyro]

You never stop to look in the shops? So many wonderful shops here in Mexico.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, I look in shops. :)

[@guerocampo]

Traditionally the flour tortilla is one of most basic foods on the northern states of Mexico,Sonora , Chihuahua Coahuila and Nuevo Leon, the burrito has his origins in Chihuahua and was the way to fix a full meal ready to go for the farmers, was made whit refried beans mixed whit egg and chorizo made so generously loaded, that is why, in Mexico a burro or donkey , back on those days and still today, the burro is an essential way to transport the goods whit a heavy load, honoring the donkeys.great videos, saludos!

[@thetruthelnuevo9601]

I love your videos Gabe.....I recomend you to go to mazatlan or chihuahua!

[@preciado195]

You Should visit Los Altos de Jalisco. It's a region close to where you're at right now. My family is from there and it's a cool place.

[@preciado195]

They make a lot of tequila there and there isn't many tourist so you can see real Jalisco, Mexico. Unlike Guadalajara that has many tourists

[@nancycristinaarroyopatino8573]

Te faltó pasar mas adentro del mercadito, pues ahi estaba el mercado de artesanías, te hubiera gustado.. también el probar los churros con chocolate que estan por el jardín principal, es tradicional el ir a ese lugar..saluditos, cuidate mucho 🤗

[@Eskalofrio]

You have to visit monterrey,nuevo leon mexico. You will love it!

[@desireealicea]

You arrived in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico on Easter Day- I arrived in Porto, Portugal the exact same day. Good time to travel. 😆👍

[@DENTEX007]

Love Mexico from India , Karnataka ❤️

[@nyonyopraia]

Good lord, the hostel looks amazing.

[@theadventuresofbrockinthai4325]

HEY GABRIEL, WOW THAT PLATE OF FOOD SURE LOOKED GOOD. THAT'S THE ONE THING I REALLY MISS HERE IN THAILAND, MEXICAN FOOD. THE CITY I LIVE IN, KORAT, USED TO HAVE A MEXICAN FOOD RESTAURANT BUT I GUESS THEY COULDN'T MAKE IT HERE. GOING BACK TO THE U.S. MAY 17TH AND THAT'S ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS I'M GONNA DO IS HAVE SOME MEXICAN FOOD. LOL I ALMOST MOVED TO MEXICO WHEN I WAS LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO LIVE OUT MY LIFE BUT THAILAND JUST OFFERED ME TOO MUCH MORE. I'VE DONE ALL OF NORTH AMERICA AND THE TOP OF SOUTH AMERICA AND I HAVEN'T DONE ANY OF ASIA SO I MOVED HERE INSTEAD AND I MUST SAY, IT'S BEEN AN ADVENTURE. THAT PLACE YOU'RE STAYING IS BEAUTIFUL CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THE NEXT PLACE. I WILL BE WATCHING YOU ON THIS TRIP TO MEXICO BECAUSE IT'S BEEN A WHILE SINCE I'VE BEEN THERE.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Interesting, never heard of Korat. I remember finding a Mexican restaurant in Chiang Mai years ago, but it was run by a Canadian.

[@theadventuresofbrockinthai4325]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos IF YOU WENT TO CHANG MAI ON A BUS YOU WOULD MOST LIKELY GO THROUGH KORAT. IT'S NAME IS DERIVED FROM NAKHON RATCHASIMA = KO RAT. IT'S ACTUALLY THE SECOND LARGEST CITY IN THAILAND THAILAND POPULATION WISE. VERY FLAT AND VERY SPREAD OUT. ABOUT 4 HOURS NORTHEAST OF BANGKOK. I'VE BEEN HERE 9 YEARS NOW AND I THINK I'M GONNA MOVE TO BANGKOK WHEN I COME BACK FROM THE U.S. AT THE END OF THE YEAR. IF YOU GET THIS WAY AGAIN I WOULD LOVE TO MEET UP WITH YOU AND SHOW YOU SOME OUT OF THE WAY PLACES.

[@pasqualeabarno]

Saluti a te Gabriel... San Miguel... Nice... Interesting... Place... Grazie mille... 👍👍👍👍

[@asianfacility5682]

How many mexican facilities are represented in the central market in comparison with chinese products?

[@butchieblock9118]

International Living magazine has been promoting San Miguel de Allende to Americans looking to retire outside of the USA for quite some time. I am very excited to see it from your perspective!!

[@darwinsepulveda8038]

Gabe you capture very well the essence of the countries

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks.

[@9grand]

Do not miss Queretaro !

[@traveler84]

Cool place

[@rlund651]

Another great post

[@sergioenciso3440]

*PLEASE REFRAIN FROM CALLING AMERICAN AND CANADIANS "EXPATS", JUST CALL THEM IMMIGRANTS - LIKE ANY OTHER MIGRANT THAT GOES FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER FINDING A BETTER LIVING*

[@zorazorazorzzora8333]

Sergio Enciso As Barry White would say “ sho u right”..... call them immigrants..

[@CMEAGAIN]

Ex Pats and Immigrants are basically the same the thing Mr Semantic

[@griselldelarosa5523]

right that annoyed me too

[@WalksandSuch]

@@CMEAGAIN no...they're not. at least not at the level of connotation. that's Sergio's point. "immigrant" has bad connotations....like someone who is coming to the destination-country to take more than they give...."expat" doesn't have the same connotation. Sure, technically they're the same, but the context reveals the double-standard of how each is treated.

[@Hhhuuum]

S Garcia you get mad if they call you an immigrant in the USA why do it vice versa

[@briandavidson833]

About the giant skeletons : I lived in San Miguel de Allende in 66 and 67. They had the largest celebration of the Day of the Dead(Nov. 1) there. The Dead are the honored ancestors, whose graves are dressed with flowers and other offerings. Everyone wears a skeleton mask with a cross on the forehead, to consecrate the soul. Each child is given a candy skull with his/her name on it. Early November is said to be the time of year when the realm of the dead is closest to that of the living.

[@doyrfan]

How was the climate around that time?

[@emilianolopez8083]

Was just there about a month ago. Beautiful city...

[@iranformylifeiaintgrabnosh4534]

Visit the Beautiful Taxco..just came back loved it .

[@ExpatNTraining]

“The Costumes” I suspect might be / maybe a version of Mocko Jumbies which were apart of Carnival when I lived in St. Croix USVI. Mocko Jumbies are indicative of the Caribbean and West Indies and are viewed spiritual in nature.

[@mikeramirez5409]

Un consejo compra un estabilizador para tu cámara y evita hacer esos giros de rápidos de la cámara, estoy viendo el video en una tv de 55” y mejor lo quité pues me empezó a doler la cabeza por los movimientos de los ojos y a marear un poco, lo mismo con un video de Guanajuato, no lo pude terminar de ver.

[@antonioanonimo8166]

Folks - a burrito is an endearing name for a burro, a donkey which is commonly used to carry goods to market, etc - it is often overloaded with goods, etc. Food-wise, it is tortilla that is over-loaded with different kinds of ingredients and sauces also for transportation....to your mouth!! No one ever ''invented'' it - just like no one invented the donkey! Similarly, the Earl of Sandwich never ''invented'' what we call a ''sandwich'' - its just a convenient name that stuck. People were eating them the world over - way before the earl was even born.

[@freddyvazquez1849]

Hermosa ciudad colonial 👍👍👍

[@dolorescardenas3853]

San Miguel is such a pretty town, I think it's a UNESCO world heritage site. I visited 5 years ago and would like to come again...but start in Guanajuato first since I have not been.

[@coinstacks2455]

The motherland 😍

[@JR-eq6jz]

I have only seen one burrito in my time in Mx. Tacos are much more common.

[@Pikis2050]

Jason Russell in the north of the country are very common, mainly in chihuahua, although in other states there are also but they are very different

[@adamtorres109]

Mexico is the best.

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, Interesting town I do like the hostel I like the open quiet yard. It did look like you were eating an enchilada good choice. I always notice with food that certain places make it different from somewhere else it even may taste different somewhere else.

[@Rioshaythord]

👍 Mexico what a place!

[@Paulahoppe22]

nice camera! what are you using?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

A Gopro 7.

[@tinamariefarmer4419]

congrats on the comp! u deserve it! hope you enjoyed it!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks Tina.

[@juliegoodwin6850]

Love it! Thanks for the great videos!

[@photographyalamexicana]

San Miguel de Allende, the place where cobblestone streets engage in a daily battle with high heels, proving once and for all that fashion and practicality are sworn enemies. The town is a living canvas, where every building competes in a beauty pageant for the coveted title of "Most Instagrammable Facade." Forget about quiet mornings; here, the roosters are like overenthusiastic alarm clocks, ensuring that even if you managed to sleep through the lively mariachi band practicing at midnight, you'll still be up at the crack of dawn, contemplating the existential questions of life. The local dogs seem to have formed a secret society with a mission to make you question your jogging skills as they effortlessly navigate the uneven streets while you stumble over cobblestones like a toddler learning to walk. San Miguel de Allende is where every conversation feels like a telenovela script, complete with dramatic pauses and passionate gestures. It's a town where art is not just on the walls but also in the very air you breathe, inspiring even the most artistically challenged to contemplate taking up finger painting. Welcome to San Miguel de Allende, where the only thing more colorful than the buildings is the cast of characters that make up this delightful Mexican masterpiece. Nice video, Gabriel Traveler!

[@bryan3165]

Thanks Love Mexico 👑👑👑

[@Worldofourown2024]

So lovely and beautiful down there. Thanks for sharing. You could keep doing videos for a while in San Miguel De Allende for it's the most beautiful colonial town said to be a whopping 64 blocks in size for the actual colonial cobblestone street area.

[@PauloGaetathe_original]

Amazing video about an area of Mexico that I have never been to. When you shot the mirror, it was noticeable that you were holding the GoPro with your bare hands, no gimbal, nothing. You have some really firm grip and firm hands, of course this new software in the latest GoPro must help a lot as well.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Exactly, I thought people might be curious to see how I'm filming. Just holding a Gopro, that's it.

[@cpeeps7528]

Hola, be sure to check out el restauranté Los Milagros for the best Molcajetes on the planet. I’m a retired expat living in SMA. There are 2 locations. The one on Relox is the one I frequent.

[@luckyhappywell-being7845]

Very nice video

[@johnharms6178]

very interesting-

[@googlechromebook9191]

I love you and your videos my brother. Someone like you should have at least 1Million subscribers

[@coinstacks2455]

I recommend going to "La Isla de janitzo" in the state of Michocan. Very beautiful place I suggest looking it up on KZbin.

[@falcala13]

Nice video man , congrats , will visit SMDA in August 2019, I was there in 2005 ,

[@joanlynch5271]

Your Spanish is really improving, Señor! Do you ever have problems with hostels? I would worry that people might talk a lot or do things that might be a distraction from sleeping!

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes that's the main issue with hostels, the noise. You never know until you get there, sometimes it's not too bad, sometimes it totally messes up your night and then your day.

[@joelincolnlincoln6315]

Lol someone talking is the least of hostel problems. In California hostels probably a third of the nights had sex in bunks often above me and I had to worry if bunk would break. You get alot drug use people steal each other's stuff mentally Ill...bad drunks people looking for fights. Still more exciting than sitting in my boring apt like I am now

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Luckily I've avoided all those experiences, as well as bed bugs. Snoring is the real curse of hostels. I think hostels outside of the US tend to be a better crowd, travelers (which is what they're supposed to be for) instead of down and out people just looking for a cheap place to crash.