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Hi John, ooh - sounds fun! Apple Annies had some delicious treats on offer 😋 The little craft shops looked fun to browse. The petting zoo was cute and the big slide was awesome! Thanks for a lovely tour and review ❤😊
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Very cool 🍎 Your pulled pork with apples looked incredible. Mmmm, apple pie is my favourite, so I would love it here! Thank you for sharing and showing us around the gorgeous oak tree mountain! There is so much to see and explore, what a great day out! Enjoyed your adventure! Cheers!
I crossed several different border towns in Texas, one was near Brownsville Texas... many years ago.. those were the days! Thanks for sharing this one.
I enjoyed the walk around the city... I have not been to Durango yet. For some reason my Mexican friends don't think it's safe there... this coming from people who live next door to Cartel members .. LOL but I guess if it's not your gang there is reason to fear ?? Love the huge Cathedral in this video... the motorcycle club was fun! Also, a burger that big qualifies as a TORTA don't ya think? I mean most Torta places will put whatever you want on that huge bun. Thanks for sharing this video... makes me happy!
@@dianaj3139 you are right a torta can be anything, but they specifically called it hamburger so I just went with it. I did not know Durango was considered a dangerous place. It was a little poor, but I didn't see any hint of cartel activity,but then again I don't do anything the cartel would be interested so I don't really have any issues. I did one time go to culiacan, which is the cartel capital, but the irony there is I discovered culiacan was the cleanest Mexican city I ever visited.
One of the best sites I have seen! It reminds me of the ones in Belize... There were always little bits of ruins covered mostly in Jungle, but a few were being maintained when I was there... Thank you for sharing this video.
@@dianaj3139 yes, this site was a bit remote, but fascinating. I have been to Belize as well and I agree the Belizean archeological sites are very well preserved.
OH dear!! This was obviously during the Plandemic! I was in Central Mexico in 2019--2020 So even though signs were going up in Central Mexico to wash hands and see the doctor if you had a temperature , Nobody was masking up or getting restricted from anything yet. Sad for your muffled voices
Having great memories of Many trips across the border, especially this one! Coming back of course a lot of folks selling everything from Chickletts to Blankets... We still have some great blankets from Tijuana! :) Thanks for posting this video!
@@dianaj3139 lol , yep some things never change, definitely a lot of things still sold on the border. We always joke you can buy anything on the border.
I lived nearby for a little over a year. in total. Many walking tours around the city and learning to catch trains, buses and planes out of the nearby airport. Many tunnels, Archeological sites, and obviously the best church of all in the Center area... Loved the Cinco De Mayo conflict area touring the park and tunnel... Great restaurants and music celebrations ... Many buildings have French style architecture.
My GF and I live just south of Puerto, we walk up and have a drink on occasion. The cheap lobster dinners are long gone and prices on the fish and shrimp are rising to Calif levels. Add to that the border wait to return can sometimes be 4 hours and it is cheaper to go out in San Diego.
@@robertruesterholtz7484 where are you going? I was just there two weeks ago and I went to El Guero and it was $20 for three lobster tails. I do agree the border wait times can be crazy. Only thing there is I suggest you leave as early in the day as possible. i have sentri but even that gets backed up sometimes
I rememberr Chille Ville. Hated to see that go. I remember the old Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad had a section of tracks that ran down the street in front of the place.
Hello, do you happen to know what days Tacos El Yaqui is open ? I'll be down there for Vacation next week. We really want to try this place out. Thank you
Yes John, nice to see Rosarito! Yes. beaches and Tacos!! You're right, what's not too love! Really enjoyed this video, it was a fantastic day out in Rosarito! Really inspiring! They're is such a variety of things to enjoy and see and of course eat! Thoroughly enjoyed, thank you!!
@@MexicoLivingtheDream Rosarito definitely still has party scene 😁, but I wanted to show there was some family friendly entertainment as well. Thank you for visiting my friend.
@@MexicoLivingtheDream that would be awesome, looks like you have been in the michoacan area recently. I am heading out to Mexico City/ Hidalgo area end of the month.
@@aMuncieChannel Algadones is a a great place to go if you need cheap dentistry. Algadones is a nice place but it is a border town so it can be a bit crazy sometimes. Rosarito is a half an hour south of the border and much more relaxed.
