🇲🇽 I HATED ORIZABA, Veracruz (You'll Probably LOVE IT!) | The Most TACKY Magic Town in Mexico?

[@davidostrowski679]

Don't worry, normal service will be resumed next time in a location which is much more 'me'!. Like I said, you'll probably love Orizaba if it's your first magic town or first time in Mexico. Remember I've been doing this for 6 years and honestly if I have to film another video in a place like Orizaba I'm probably going to have a mental breakdown. JAJA

[@marusoto3914]

I was in Orizaba just last week and I loved it. Actually, I'm seriously thinking about moving there next year. People are friendly, there are many parks, it's not an expensive place, and it's a very clean town

[@josepadilla7052]

What a ride with this video, but the realness and the human side of it makes it great. Like you, I wouldn't consider Orizaba a "pueblo" magico. It's a beautiful city, but I think that the tourist aspect can be improved to keep the realness and enjoy all the city has to offer. For me a magic town would take ma back on time. Orizaba has a lot of history and great other things that a magic town requires, but it's larger than a lot of the other magic towns. The positive side of the program is about money support to preserve more the historic landmarks, and also bring more tourism. But like anywhere, when it's not your day it's not your place and even the rainbows won't be as beautiful... hahaha. Saludos and Feliz 40!🥳🥳🥳✌

[@davidostrowski679]

Literally EVERYTHING you just said! Especially the point about going back in time and preservation, like Real de Catorce or Real del Monte for example. I loved Nombre de Dios and Jerez because of the relatively small size. For me, Orizaba felt just like any normal town

[@josepadilla7052]

@@davidostrowski679 exactly. That's the feeling I'm looking for while going to these small towns which still remain more authentic without falling into the amusement park like trap!

[@taliajensen7748]

I am from Orizaba, there was a before and after. In 2015 Orizaba received the title of Magical Town because it is a place rich in history, culture and nature, and having been an important colonial city, it accumulated an impressive architecture that today is worth admiring. Obviously if you visit for a short time it’s not enough… it's very sad to see this video, it’s really incomplete and disappointing. Orizaba it’s not only the river, the iron palace or teleférico. orizaba has the largest number of museums in the state. Amazing food, hotel boutiques, trendy bars and excellent restaurants. The next time you should stay more time with extra money for enjoy a real trip.

[@davidostrowski679]

Boutiques and trendy bars aren't my thing, I prefer dark alleyways in Obregón and cheap street food, I don't think Orizaba would ever be my kind of place unfortunately

[@pedrozatravel]

I am not saying Orizaba is all that and a bag off chips but it isn't bad either. I think you were extremely tired and I think that soured it for you. As far as the whole Pueblo Magico thing goes is it is basically just a tourist gimmick. I mean there are 225 of them, so they can't all be amazing. You look to me like you would like the Pueblo Magicos of Morelia, you should check it out. The Purepeche story is kind of cool. Anyhow, nice video and happy Birthday.

[@davidostrowski679]

Agreed! Definitely a bit of a gimmick and 99% of the time they are great!

[@TheUltraspank]

Another nice video David, actually I liked what I saw about orizaba jaja, as you said, it is not for everyone and you throw some valid points. Surely not the best pueblo mágico but for me, looks worthy to visit once in a life time at least. I hope you got some relief tacos after Orizaba trip.

[@davidostrowski679]

Yes well said amigo! In hindsight it really wasn't so bad!

[@TheUltraspank]

@@davidostrowski679 feliz cumpleaños!!

[@MariaMarquez-ok4hf]

I really enjoyed your video! Your ‘raging’ videos always entertain me so much! You included lots of stuff, even a shy beautiful angel. Your non-straightened hair looks fantastic! This was fun, thank you! 😀💕

[@pcookson]

I was there in the middle of the plandemic in early 2021 and it was a dream with no tourists around. I stayed in a hostel dorm by myself and waited for nothing. You can easily hike up the steps to the same location that the teleferico goes to and save the money. Wish I had made time to visit Cordoba and Fortin de las Flores or taken the back highway from there up to Xalapa. Actually my favorite city in Veracruz state is Xalapa. So much to do and explore there for outdoor enthusiasts.

[@davidostrowski679]

I stayed in a hostel too (Casa Bonita I think), was really good, although pretty empty. It made me think of how the world of hostels has changed from the good old days! Yeah I was going to hike up but I just didn't have enough time I'm afraid! Thanks for the Veracruz tips for people!

[@bixaorellana8165]

Another enjoyable and honest video from you -- thanks. Having been to some desirable spots in the world that I flatly disliked, I know that feeling of disappointed annoyance. Anyway, I've been living in a World Heritage Site in Mexico for the last 25 years and am more than ready to make a change. Thus, your clear-eyed, sometimes refreshingly grumpy videos are a godsend for me. They're giving me a way to either quickly cross a potential town off my list or decide to research it further. All my best to you.

[@davidostrowski679]

Thanks for highlighting the 'disappointed annoyance' point! People may not like honesty, but travel KZbinrs do so much damage pretending they love everywhere, resulting in people spending money on travel expecting the best when in reality many places are just average!

[@ezcambranis702]

Oh god… the fake flamingos, the tower, the creek… I forgot about all that. I use to go over there to go to the mountains. Best hiking trails in Mexico.

[@diegomorgado7793]

it is the only one nice thing over there

[@teddydavis2339]

I love both your honesty and your sense of humor.

[@TheTwoTravelersInMexico]

I appreciate the truthfulness of the video. Happy birthday mi amigo. -Marc

[@davidostrowski679]

thanks man!

[@jbvmty]

Hi David! I spent the last New Year's in Cordoba (first time there). I also had the opportunity to go To Orizaba and two other Pueblos Magicos nearby, Cosometepec and Hutusco, marvelous week . All are different. I agree, Orizaba is the one more geared to tourists, that day the line for the teleferico was even longer so we did not go up either; still, once you leave the Centro you understand why it is a Pueblo Magico. If I had to live in any of those Orizaba will be my first choice EASY!. I also love Oaxaca BTW... it is all a matter of being there on a good day I guess. If you plan to come to Monterrey, right now we are in the midst of a severe drought, so it is duty and brown, if you come anyway DO NOT stay in the area where you stayed last time and the Metro is worthless to take you where you want to go, don't count on it for transportation. Look for accommodation near the Obispado hill (SW of Monterrey). I would skip it frankly (and I love my city!) not a good time to come ATM.

[@davidostrowski679]

Cool thanks man yes if I come to Monterrey it's going to be near the end and only for a few days to film!

[@EUSA1776]

Just so everyone’s aware the teleférico goes to El Cerro del Borrego, which is not a dormant volcano but a large hill that was used during the invasion of Mexico in the mid 1860’s to fend off the French. El Pico De Orizaba, which is the tallest mountain on this hemisphere short of Denali is a dormant volcano, but cannot be reached by cable car.

[@felippuente1909]

Lovely Magic Town. Happy Birthday David. Loved your videos. Good job!👍

[@nicob7492]

Happy birthday from a long time subscriber (well about a year I think) and first time commenter - loved this video especially !

[@davidostrowski679]

Thanks man!

[@CarlosHernandez-mi5zr]

The point of Orizaba isn't to be touristy like normal. It's about swimming in the multiple lagoons, hikes, fincas and crazy jungle stuff. It's not first world touristy. Things that don't reveal themselves unless you know some cool locals. 😎

[@davidostrowski679]

What do you mean by 'first world touristy'? It's slightly insulting. I was born in the UK, you may consider it to be first world but trust me anyone is far better off in Mexico... why do you think I left the UK 6 years ago... I'm far more at home with a graffiti-ridden alleyway in Obregón than somewhere 'first world' whatever that means

[@franciscosaldana2879]

Feliz cumpleagnos David and many more years to come. I have never been to Orizaba but l heard about it a lot not that much about Cordoba. I guess Orizaba has become a bit too much touristy since it is a favorite ofnational tourism not many international tourists seemed to go there.

[@davidostrowski679]

Gracias amigo, and absolutely! I can understand 100% why it would be popular with national tourism, especially families. It's the perfect place for a relaxing family weekend, definitely.

[@gerardodsm]

*Te faltaron visitar más lugares amigo poliforum Mier y pesado, parque de los dinosaurios, aeroparque, alameda, Ojo de Agua, 500 escalones, planetario y muchos más*

[@davidostrowski679]

Literalmente mencioné la mayoría de estos lugares en el video si hubieras escuchado y no tuve tiempo de ir allí. Subí los 500 escalones pero la vista era horrible debido al clima. ¿Por qué diablos pondría un centro comercial en un video de viaje?

[@ittati1802]

Greetings from Orizaba! ✌🏻 .... how you missed visiting more places, but if it was not to your liking that's fine. How sad that your state of mind did not help you

[@davidostrowski679]

That's what 4 hours sleep can do lol

[@user-cl4rh1sg7g]

Hahaha thanks for the refreshing honesty and laughs David!! Happy Birthday from Australia You old fart🖐 Ps I feel the same about popular Guanajuato. I look forward to watching the rest of this series in Mexico

[@davidostrowski679]

Definite old fart now! The next video is like the total opposite to Orizaba!

[@rodneyp9590]

You didn’t convince me to not go. You did convince me to keep my Veracruz trip fluid. I have that area high on my list of places to check out because of the hiking and the area. Also I heard it’s just about the cheapest place in Mexico, which is right up my alley. The tourist areas did look pretty lame, but I don’t spend much time with stuff I’m not interested in. I think maybe with a couple days you might have liked it. Most the town looks like a normal town. I remember when your Oaxaca video came out, weeks after I booked my trip and I said it will be alright he’s having a bad day. I got there and kinda hated it. I was about a 15 minutes walk from downtown for a week and went that direction twice. I walked 15 minutes in a different direction and found a different kind of town with markets and night life I enjoyed. Also the state as a whole is awesome it’s just downtown Oaxaca that sucks, even though it’s pretty on instagram

[@bogscab2]

Belated Happy Birthday David!!! Wishing you great health and more travels.

[@davidostrowski679]

Thank you! 40 is going well so far lol

[@salvadorlopez1814]

At the Orizaba and Xalapa central plaza are a lot of mexican sycome trees ( Platanus mexicana) trees native of Mexico, the trees are releated of the London plante tree ( Platanus x hibrida) of Europe and the American sycamore of the USA (Platanus occidentalis)

[@joshuaarcona7579]

Hi David, I love all of you Mexico travel videos. Your honesty and sincerity and hilarious commentary are unmatched. This is why I watch. I must imagine after seeing so many similar town squares they must all begin to seem the same jaja

[@Vancouver_Dan]

Happy Birthday Sr David!!! Also congrats for making my wife laugh out loud - especially the suspension bridge scene (and the poor deer). Despite your angst, Orizaba looks pretty - especially thanks to your beautiful drone shots! Coincidently, we saw a video by Andrii Zhulidov about Orizaba yesterday (he also has some great architecture videos). Funny thing, with the clouds and proximity to the mountains, we were saying it looks like Hope, British Columbia (buildings are totally different but the setting is similar). I am actually curious to see what a cloudy Mexican town would feel like and to learn more about the colonial route from the Atlantic to Puebla and CDMX. Anyway, I think that Sunday would be the wrong day to explore any scenic location in Mexico (you obviously know this, and I am sure Sunday was the day you could make the trip). On another note: I share your questions about Pueblo Magicos - I understand when there is historic or architectural value (like Orizaba) - but how did Sayuita made the cut?

[@davidostrowski679]

Yep u just summed up Digital Nomad life - can rarely film on weekdays because of work and Córdoba was filmed on the Saturday. Sayulita? Never been there unsurprisingly lol

[@Vancouver_Dan]

@@davidostrowski679 Sayulita is without a doubt the most overrated beach destination on the Pacific (and has zero historic significance). It is a short drive from Puerto Vallarta and is considered to be a surf location. It is an example of wild, unchecked development destroying whatever natural beauty was there in the past. Also, (and probably because of the development) the ocean water is disgusting, murky and most likely full of sewage. You are not a beach guy - so its not on your wish list. But I just raise it as an illustration of a pueblo not so magico.

[@Jeremiah2911__m]

Feliz cumpleanos! 🧁🍥🍰🎂

[@davidostrowski679]

Gracias! 40 not out

[@ElRanchoyyoTagDominguez]

Amo orizaba , cordoba , y mas ciudades cercanas yo soy de por ahi cerca broo

[@davidostrowski679]

¡Olvidé que eres de Veracruz amigo!

[@ElRanchoyyoTagDominguez]

@@davidostrowski679 si de aya soy amigo aqui ando ahora en mexico df aver que dia nos vemos

[@aespinozaish]

Hola. Si tuvieras que escojer donde vivir, por clima lo menos calor pegajoso ( humedad o dew point) Orizaba, Fortín, Orizaba. Y si conoces Morelia Michoacán ? Cuál escogerías. ? No me importa que sea tan grande, con que tenga las tiendas suficientes. Entre menos tráfico mejor. No salgo a bares ni nada de eso.

[@fernandozome1750]

The Eiffel Tower you see in France is a Copy of this little guy in Orizaba . Haahaa !

[@davidostrowski679]

The scary thing is some people probably think that's true! LOL

[@erickzugasti1251]

I'm sorry But I AM not agree with You, Orizaba is so beautiful place, how can You judge a place when You were there just for a few hours? You have any idea all the good things that Orizaba has it.

[@davidostrowski679]

If you paid any attention to the video you'd know that 'how can I judge it on a few hours' was basically what I described throughout. I'm glad you disagree and that you enjoy it.

[@Larry-lm5xn]

Not so sure if you heard, but just last year, Córdoba became a Pueblo Magico.

[@salvadorlopez1814]

The City hall of Orizaba, it’s a iron building brought to Orizaba in 1870, from Belgium in a ship, was comun in the 19 century bring prefabricated iron buildings from Europe, like Palcio de Hierro of Orizaba, The Kiosko Morisco from Paris to Mexico City, the Eiffel Church of Santa Rosalia Baja California, and the Central Kiosko of Guadalajara

[@renebazalduabal3575]

Saludos ! se nota que no tienes informacion de que lugares visitas , como viajero hay que leer y saber que es lo que vas a descubrir, Aqui en el Valle de Orizaba, de realizo el primer casamiento entre una mujer nativa del nuevo continente y un capitan español , dando lugar al inicio del mestizaje, fue nombrada la Mancherters de America , por ser la mas industrializada en su tiempo pasado, fue capital itinerante de la republica Mexicana en tiempos del Presidente Benito Juarez, Fue capital del estado de Veracruz, fue el lugar de descanso de la Emperadora Carlota , en la Hacienda de Jalapilla, fue el bastion mas importante de los franceses antes de tomar los franceses la Cd. de Mexico y tomar el poder el Emperador Maximiliano , no solo somos un flamenco de plastico, , cuando viajes informate correctamente , antes de criticar como clasico extranjero, vienes como pisa y corre , si quisieras conocer , tomate el tiempo , si te gudtara el senderismo y escalada esta el volcan Pico de Oriza, el volvan mas alto de Mexico y su parque Nacional , las Magestuosas Sierra de Zongolica ; para hacer Rappel, a rios subterraneos y espeleologia en sus grandes cavernas o cuevas , Eres el clasico extranjero , que solo piensa que somos sombrero y tequila , gracias a la desinformacion de uds, los angloparlantes, FUISTE A LA BIBLIOTECA DONDE SE ENCUENTRA TODA LA HISTORIA DESDE LA LLEGADA DE LOS ESPAÑOLES A MEXICO ¿ al Museo de Arte del Edo. ¿ se nota que tu video , tiene el reflejo de tu mentalidad !.

[@jesuscleyva3119]

De acuerdo contigo.

[@visulino]

If you think those plastic flamingos are tacky, wait until you see the "new airport Angeles" OMG, that is tacky. The ugliest airport in the world.

[@visulino]

But this town looks nice to me. I hate the winter, so seeing all those green trees of many varieties is nice.

[@davidostrowski679]

Omg I almost booked a flight from there until I couldn't be bothered with the extra time to get there. So I'm flying from Benito Juarez tomorrow

[@0efilio]

Tu jefa wey

[@Fonzzzish]

I am gonna miss these videos.. but I am also happy you finally got your Polish citizenship. I feel so discombobulated.. SHOCKED!

[@davidostrowski679]

SURPRISED! Don't worry I am continuing to force myself to make them despite wanting to drown in pigs guts LOL. On my way to Juarez right now for the next one

[@Jeremiah2911__m]

David did you ever have a vlog for Castillo de Chapultepec? Just wondering 🧐

[@davidostrowski679]

Yep years ago if you scroll back to 2018 it was one of my first Mexico City videos

[@Jeremiah2911__m]

Thanks for letting me know, I'm gonna check it out!

[@markasdievovaikas]

Hello, David... Interesting video responses, I've never been there... Orizaba has one of the very lowest costs of living for Expats in Mexico, and I trust you would say you can see why.... LOL I have a native Mexican friend here in El Paso who says Orizaba is one of his most beautiful places in Mexico... Don't want to make you puke.... LOL

[@davidostrowski679]

Hahaha, I forgot you're in El Paso! I was there on Wednesday! It's the next video!

[@markasdievovaikas]

@@davidostrowski679 Can't wait to see your El Paso video and what you did here!

[@ngkuniski]

I would love to meet up with you somewhere in Mexico!! Your videos inspire me to literally visit everywhere there haha planning to go to Mexico City for Dia de Los Muertos this year if you’ll be around!:)

[@davidostrowski679]

Hey Nicollette! That would be cool but I will most likely be long gone by Dia de Muertos, I'm planning to move to Poland permanently in around June. But with the current situation in Ukraine, you never know I might still be in Mexico at this rate!

[@ngkuniski]

@@davidostrowski679 Well if your ever in Arizona, I know a lot of cool stuff in this state & would love to share!:)

[@thejectorproject]

1- I like the natural wave of your hair. Looks great. 2- not sure what would make this mágico, looks like every over Mexican town, not amazing but not bad either. 3- go sleep. That Eiffel Tower 🤣 (and your T-shirt) But at least you did find some things here and there you liked :)

[@ronnielynnholley]

I VALVE YOUR HONEST, SINCERE PERSPECTIVE!

[@stevierayripple]

Not worried about your negativity at all ! I don't trust anyone OVER 40,,,, HaHa Happy Birthday me Amigo.....

[@mayaozen3582]

👍 Agree, it doesn't look interesting. Thanks for posting this. It saved me time and money. I'll skip it.

[@narwhal7642]

I appreciate your honesty, was surprised you’d walk around in that shirt, rude imho. But also can see you amended your initial impression to both reinforce it and slightly apologize. I’d be interested in it’s natural by.. I think it’s the highest peak in Mexico, I’m curious about the water spots and campos and Mt Lynx. Im going to visit there soon .

[@brettd3206]

Everyone has their off days and their specific preferences. I had a bad week in PV, because I ate too much oaxacan cheese. Never even made it to Sayulita or San Pancho. I prefer old stuff and fresh water features (aguascalientes, lagos, geisers, aguaductos). My most fun is riding in collectivos trying to get to some of the unusual places, but it's challenging taking pictures when you are crammed in a van with 20 other people.

[@davidostrowski679]

LOL at too much cheese. I feel your pain! Re collectivos, yes I have problems filming on them especially when they are crammed

[@carlosinoz]

Dunno what this guy is talking about. Orizaba is BEAUTIFUL

[@JC2023HD]

Orizaba seems gorgeous!!!

[@crisandiola6087]

Here for awesome and awkward moments!!!feliz cumpleaños......otra raya mas al tigre!!

[@davidostrowski679]

Jaia there are always awkward moments

[@DobleD1997]

And I thought the Eiffel Tower in Gomez Palacio was funny. Seeing your reaction to this one really cracked me up.

[@davidostrowski679]

HILARIOUS! The one in Gomez is like the real thing compared to the one in Orizaba! LOL

[@rgdssd]

Lol @ the mini Eiffel Tower and the plastic pink flamingos! Did you get sprayed before entering the church? That definitely wouldn’t fly here in the US with all of the whiney conservatives. 🤣 This is why I love the city of Tijuana. It may possibly be the ugliest city in Mexico but it’s a super real, gritty, in your face city! At the same time, it’s quite cool and hip. I walk down random streets and find things like an amazing Italian restaurant, a vegan bakery or an art studio. Love it! I guess after traveling for many years you get tired of seeing Disneyland, you want to see real life. Orizaba still looks like a cool little city to visit though. I’m interested, fake pink flamingos and all. 🤣 Totally unrelated to this video, but Tijuana now has thousands of Ukrainians and Russians in the city. They are trying to enter the USA. I was there yesterday and saw many around the city.

[@davidostrowski679]

I'm at the airport right now heading to ugly urban Mexico! I can't wait. If I have to to look at one more yellow church or have to constantly say good morning to strangers I'm gonna scream LOL. Roll on the north!

[@lapantera2022]

I've been to SMA and it's a beautiful Mexican town and this video shows many beautiful sights in Orizaba. I really don't understand the negative criticism judging the city's charm based on a few plastic lawn decorations or an Eiffel Tower. Have you ever been to Vegas have you ever been to Vegas there's an Eiffel Tower there to? I think that your negativity is Extreme and I think that there's a level of disrespect especially wearing a shirt with obscenity on the front of it when you're going into someone else's country and city and just to criticize a little bit myself in Good Humor, you look too young to have a toupee and I don't understand why you would get a haircut to make it look like you are wearing one but I would suggest maybe seeing a barber

[@davidostrowski679]

Sounds like you need to man up a bit mate

[@lapantera2022]

@@davidostrowski679 MAN UP? What would you know about that?

[@gerardovasquez7535]

Uhhh Beautiful place my friend,,, Greetings 🖖!!!!

[@davidostrowski679]

Saludos amigo!

[@dianevitale1214]

Hysterical 🤣🤣

[@denisemuill3018]

Love seeing different takes on places. I think you’re right… this one looks like a bit of a lame duck. Trying a bit too hard to fit in with the cool kids lol

[@davidostrowski679]

That's a good way of putting it! Lame duck!

[@mrluckyuncle]

I’m beginning to really like you. You have an idiosyncratic take I appreciate. I’d like to see you interact more with locals.

[@davidostrowski679]

I do interact with locals, just not on camera. Unfortunately 99% of the time people refuse to be on camera, especially in Mexico. I gave up trying years ago. There was one recently in Torreón where I had a conversation with a woman but had to point the camera at the food she was preparing, not her face, for example.

[@Jeremiah2911__m]

Guanacrapoo! 😂😂😂. Hi David!

[@davidostrowski679]

Jaja I couldn't resist. OG viewers will understand lol

[@dccoulthard]

Do you have a new camera?

[@davidostrowski679]

Si my DJI OM4 broke so I got an Osmo Pocket 2 when I was in Kiev

[@cynthiethomas2582]

Which came first, this river walk or the one in San Antonio, TX? Both have a Paseo del Rio. Both are rather touristy. San Antonio's was begun in 1929. Orizaba wins it with a bridge built in 1550. I would visit it once, haha. Happy belated Birthday! Hope you did something fun for your milestone!

[@davidostrowski679]

I hate tacos. LOL. Same as every day haha

[@cynthiethomas2582]

@@davidostrowski679 hate or ate?

[@mjc42701]

Sorry David but I had to laugh when that Corona sanitizer sprayed you right in the face but these are the realities of travel, not everyday is perfect and neither are we so our experiences will vary on that, I did find Orizaba an interesting place from your video and worth seeing if you are in that area of Mexico.

[@davidostrowski679]

corona still exists in Mexico apparently! El Pescadito on my birthday was like being in 2020 again!

[@salvatore4628]

Suele pasar!!! Don't worry....!!! Muchísima suerte....

[@davidostrowski679]

Gracias!

[@magicworldbyjorg]

.cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…

[@davidostrowski679]

you're welcome!

[@magicworldbyjorg]

@@davidostrowski679 Thank you very mutch... have a nice Weekend.... see you….

[@marielxd2761]

I'm from Orizaba xD

[@aespinozaish]

Wich one you think is a better option to Start renting a small apartment and from that point get to know the rest of moderate weather places of Veracruz ? You thing Orizaba, Córdoba, EN VERACRUZ * Orizaba. *Coscomatepec. * Río filobonos. Nace en Cuetzapotitlan municipio de Atzalan. * Fortin de las flores. * San Andrés Tuxtla. * Santiago Tuxtla. * Tlacotalpan. Semi tropical * Halcomulco. Dos horas de Xalapa.. Rio rápido. Etc would have a moderate whether to start trying to make a living. Has to have a river near by and rail roads 😔

[@jahaziel2912]

Aren't you offended by this guy dissing your hometown?

[@joselysylva9455]

🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🎶🎶🎶

[@marccarrier1108]

The story of Eiffel designing the Palacio de Hierro is a myth, among many others surrounding this odd structure. Simple truth: it was designed and sponsored by locals, built in Belgium. I like your work. carry on!

[@davidostrowski679]

Thanks Marc! That always seems to be the case, no matter what you research or what locals tell you, there's often more to it! Odd is an appropriate word, in a good way!

[@marccarrier1108]

@@davidostrowski679 My pleasure! I enjoy your vlog. My wife and I have visited about 20 of the Mexican states, including the ones they tell you ti stay away from. Not a single misadventure in 20 years, other than a few hangovers from mescal. If I can help you with anything, let me know: Marc, Montreal, Canada

[@yuzimzarem2129]

Tienes razón, es horrible! Sin rumbo ni armonía... Gracias por compartir tu experiencia!