Curt your Spanish is so good! Someone commented that Snow was glowing & looking younger maybe that is not being in so much pain now? 😁 Enjoying more adventure now in the beautiful Amazon & the amazing Indigenous local people & their craft etc & where it is full of animal life! The art of chocolate making!! Yum! 🤗🇦🇺
Howdy! Let's see what you ate: The smashed plantain disks are "patacones." I never had it in Ecuador growing up, other than at my house. My mom learned about them while we were living in Panama. They are made with unripe plantains, you cut it into cylinders. You fry them for a little bit remove them from the pan, squash them, and put them back in the pan to finish frying. That's how you end up with the perfect circle in the middle. If one were to smash it before frying, the plantain would que completely smashed and shapeless. "Menestra" is a generic name for legumes. There is a restaurant in Quito that specializes in menestras. Guayusa is an herb from the Ecuadorian Amazon. I tried helping an Indigenous community to export theirs to the US, but they barely had any trees at the time. It's compared with coffee because of its stimulant effects. It's delicious. :) if I remember correctly, you can now find it canned. Cooking in banana leaves is common in many places in South America. Tamales are cooked in banana leaves, rather than corn husks like it's done in Mexico. I didn't see you having "quimbolito" in Quito. Maybe Cuenca? I'm not sure if it's a sierra thing or a Quito thing. It's a sweet cake steamed in banana leaves. A tip about banana/plantain. Bananas used to be called plantain, plátano. Plantain itself is known by its ripeness: verde for unripe, and maduro (mature) for ripe. The unripe is green, of course, and the ripe one is yellow. Patacones are made with green plantain. I've never seen cacao being ground that way. The traditional way is to do it on stone. The Aztecs would use a flat-ish base, and then run over it with a stone rod. I went to a factory near San Francisco, CA, and they crushed the cacao beans between 2 massive stones. The fat content is so high that it comes out liquid. It's not unlike nut butters. I was really surprised to see that they used that mill, and happy for the edumacation on the topic. Thanks!!
Oh my goodness! As a chocolate lover, I was absolutely salivating watching that process. Always such a great opportunity to see "behind the scenes" and see how things are made. I had never thought about where cinnamon comes from - wonderful educational experience - thanks!
Good Morning Snow and Curt. It's always great to see a new video! I look forward to watching now that I'm not there. Thank you for sharing new sights, new experiences with us! I can't wait to go back and visit the Amazonas! Snow, your face is glowing. I see you are more and more youthful and less stressed. Your happiness shows😊😊
Nobody but nobody can put together a video like you guys. I love driving in the rain..don't forget the dodging the potholes game. I love beautiful scenery. Our planet is breathtakingly beautiful. Thanks guys job well done
That chocolate looked amazing! A simple recipe, have the sugar cane guy cut the cane in sticks like thick skewers, put ground pork on it and BBQ or fry. Make extra and put in freezer.
Bridges with holes…. 😱. Sooo cool that you’re down in the jungle. I bet Curt has been singing, “Welcome to the Jungle, we got fun n games..”. LOL. I wouldn’t be able to not.
I am so impressed by your sponge-like absorption of the locals' knowledge, *and* the respect you are according these self-starting local entrepreneurs. What ingenious people, what natural riches - thank you for sharing.
Video #128 watched ✅. I enjoyed this video & adventure as always, Snow & Curt. I loved the chocolate-making process and the fruit w/the chocolate looks delicious! Thank you for sharing your journey with us 💫
My, my that bridge looks a bit scary. Snow, you did good driving through that fog and rain and the hole in the holey bridge...good on you! Curt, your Spanish is good!
Thank you for sharing your life with us. It's always a joy to watch. When I travelled pretty covid these are the kind of things that interest me. Culture,fauna,animals,and the outdoors!
Watching the chocolate being made was so interesting . You both find out so many interesting facts. The ladies did an incredible job of building a very nice business. Thank you for letting us come along on your visit. Will be ready for our next destination. Cheers!
So now I know what a holy bridge looks like 🤣🙏🏼 and the cinnamon we buy in our stores is always made from the bark of the tree ( Cassia and real cinnamon!) and that chocolate sauce 😍❤️😍
Omg! Crazy cool video guys. This footage was literally everything we’ve been waiting for. You re really hitting some deep Amazon areas. I only wish my wife and I got to sample Curt’s chocolate from total scratch. Wow. I was drooling and my wife I’m sure. Thank you guys !! Keep on doing what you’re doing and please be safe. Astronomically great!! Love ya’s
Hari OM ...okay I finally found it on the map!!! I loved the spice origin adventure and the hand made chocolate and was drooling at the tasting! A lot of that countryside seemed familiar; quite a bit of Queensland rainforest resembles those areas - then again, so does much of Nigeria. I guess that's the tropics and thing. For all the familiarity, there is much difference and you are surely getting into the depths of that! Fabulous stuff. YAM xx
Wow!!! That was really cool how the chocolate was made . Alot better made this way. Thanks for showing this beautiful place and take me along this great journey!!! kiss the cats for me . xoxo
We're totally hooked on your tavels:) We absolutely love watching you guys crossing those crazy bridges and insane roads and never knowing what is coming up around the next turn. And this authentic chocolate experience was perfect. Not to mention how delicious the food looked. Can't wait as you get deep into the Amazon rain forests heading towards Peru. Thanks again gor this share, as always, a delight. Sending Best Wishes and Blessings, James and Kim ❤️
Snow, don't know how you drove through that thick fog, I would have white knuckles for sure. So enjoyed this video, interesting story of the resort, Talapia Farm. Proud also of the ladies that believed in themselves and made it successful! Loved the authentic making of the chocolate, also. Don't know how long you will be there, such a beautiful area I would have to stay a couple of days for sure!! Safe Travels Sincerely, Shay's Ways
I miss you guys, I've watched from the beginning and now I'm all caught up and there's not enough LOL snow your hair looks great I'm 67 and still dye my hair but it's long down to the middle of my back and I've always wanted to go Gray but I refuse to be a skunk for a year, the way that you did it is the way to go if and that's if you have short hair. If I could afford someone to do it it would be easy until then I'm just going to keep on dying it I do not like my gray hair I look like a wicked witch haha blessings to you kids look forward to many more videos when you come to Hawaii you can park in my driveway aloha
My mouth was watering for the chocolate. I bought some chocolate I Guatamala with no sugar, amazing how good it was. The fried gree plantains you had were just like what I would eat in Panama called patacones.
So neat seeing your travels! I’m watching from Plant City so love experiencing different perspectives through y’all. Love those gas prices too! Diesel here is $5.80
I love your chocolate field trip and preparation. What a unique learning and feasting treat. The place was also cool. Loved it. Thanks for sharing and I agree with others that your Spanish is coming along!!
So cool learning about vanilla,cinnamon and the chocolate making process! What a beautiful resort you stayed at too! Thankyou for sharing the experience.
Nice Spanish guys. I have never had any sugar cane. You are getting all kinds of yummy 😋 stuff. Really nice the way he is explaining everything. I hope you get to go on your boat ride across the river. Is this the Amazon River? Beautiful video. Prayers for your safe journey.
Great episode! Loved learning more about everything you shared, appreciated so much your support of such a great project there, beautiful! I've added a few more places in Ecuador to my travel bucket list. A dear friend from Ecuador living in Germany has told me so much about Ecuador and I appreciate seeing the country while I'm unable to travel due to physical injuries. Another reason I appreciate your channel, I love seeing Snow's recovery (there is hope) and Curt is such an amazing supportive partner. Wishing you both continuing joy and adventure, thank you!
The entire process was a joy to watch. Your host was wonderful! I sensed a very kind heart 💜. Yum chocolate drizzle on fresh fruit. We’re enjoying your travels soon to be ours also.
You did it again! Every video you show us the beautiful, unique adventures you are experiencing. It seems like you make real connections with people everywhere you go. I love it. Thank you.
I wonder what the average Life of the actual plant? Your Guide was wonderful and very nice! Love the old way of processing the Cacao into chocolate! Man! I can sure Taste that chocolate!
"Mas o menos", Curt habla el español! Muy bien👏 fue un vídeo muy bueno y interesante. Muchas gracias! ⚘️ io tambien hablo el español, el frances, el aleman, el italiano y el ingles.
Y'all never cease to amaze me with your finds in places that are with the local people. Getting chocolate without all the preservatives and additives must have been a real treat! The people are so daggone nice too!!
"The last time that happened was Costa Rica," as you drive over a sketchy bridge with holes in it. 🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, that sounds about right. We had an adventure of our own this past weekend and I would like to find some way to put the information on iOverlander about a certain road in CR that is NOT a road. Google Maps is very confused about that and sent us off-roading in our 14-meter bus. To whom it may concern: route 415 from Highway 32 to Guayabo is a motocross track. Not a road. We got out of there alive, but much damage to the bus. What a mess. LOL I love what you showed us about the village where women were the entrepreneurs. Love it! It's really gorgeous. Piranhas, though! YIKES. Yeah, I wouldn't have gone swimming, either. I would, however, have gone face-first into all that chocolate there at the end. I can't imagine being able to manufacture my own chocolate. I'd be diabetic in three months. YUM
I know!! No way I could live next to chocolate trees!! You can put that road on ioverlander as a WARNING! Google gets crazy sometimes! Hope it didn't beat up your bus too much!
Snow like driving in her terrain the clouds ! These ladies speak in Kchua (Quechua) another example is Que in span (What in Eng.) like QUE pasa USA? Guys fresh chocolate YUM!
Wonderful. Love seeing y'all in your new travels in South America. I won't to go, but need a traveling companion. I've been to Honduras many times on medical missions, but now just want to go and see all there is.
May 15-16 This total lunar eclipse is fully visible in Quito, Ecuador. The total lunar eclipse is sometimes called a blood moon, as the Moon turns red. This total lunar eclipse is fully visible in Guayaquil. The total lunar eclipse is sometimes called a blood moon, as the Moon turns red.
I like your "road construction videos" Roads are more than something that gets us where we need to be. I'm no engineer but working & living in Yellowstone opened my eyes to the magic roads, bridges and tunnels really are.
Snow, Your complexion is looking so good. It looks smooth, fresh and glowing. How do you keep your weight down eating all that good food traveling? Is it because you can walk more? Is your knee a lot better? Give us some tips on how to lose weight. Enjoy your and Curt videos.
Everytime I think you can't out do a precious video, you prove me wrong. Such beautiful places! But I'm with you Snow, I would not have gone swimming in that spot either! I live in grizzly country and deal with all the big wildlife around us, but anything in the water is just beyond my level of comfort. But it was a beautiful place for sure!
Very interesting! Beautiful community of indigenous people, and I enjoyed seeing the plants we get our sweets & spices from! Seeing the finished chocolate product made my mouth water, lol!
Need more info on your dental 🦷 process. I was watching a bunch of you guys videos. Got to the one of the surgery, hit a button and lost it. Please help..!! Going back through all the Amazonian videos looking for that one to get back on track. No luck soon far.. I’m in love with all the scenery. You guys have some awesome videos…
If you click on our channel, there will be an option for playlists. For example, we have Fairwell USA, Mexico, Central America, Colombia and Ecuador playlists. If you click on the Colombia playlist it will show all Colombia videos in order. If you want to pick up after the surgery scroll down until you see titles live back in the van or in the road again.
Curt your Spanish is so good! Someone commented that Snow was glowing & looking younger maybe that is not being in so much pain now? 😁 Enjoying more adventure now in the beautiful Amazon & the amazing Indigenous local people & their craft etc & where it is full of animal life! The art of chocolate making!! Yum! 🤗🇦🇺
Howdy! Let's see what you ate: The smashed plantain disks are "patacones." I never had it in Ecuador growing up, other than at my house. My mom learned about them while we were living in Panama. They are made with unripe plantains, you cut it into cylinders. You fry them for a little bit remove them from the pan, squash them, and put them back in the pan to finish frying. That's how you end up with the perfect circle in the middle. If one were to smash it before frying, the plantain would que completely smashed and shapeless.
"Menestra" is a generic name for legumes. There is a restaurant in Quito that specializes in menestras.
Guayusa is an herb from the Ecuadorian Amazon. I tried helping an Indigenous community to export theirs to the US, but they barely had any trees at the time. It's compared with coffee because of its stimulant effects. It's delicious. :) if I remember correctly, you can now find it canned.
Cooking in banana leaves is common in many places in South America. Tamales are cooked in banana leaves, rather than corn husks like it's done in Mexico.
I didn't see you having "quimbolito" in Quito. Maybe Cuenca? I'm not sure if it's a sierra thing or a Quito thing. It's a sweet cake steamed in banana leaves.
A tip about banana/plantain. Bananas used to be called plantain, plátano. Plantain itself is known by its ripeness: verde for unripe, and maduro (mature) for ripe. The unripe is green, of course, and the ripe one is yellow. Patacones are made with green plantain.
I've never seen cacao being ground that way. The traditional way is to do it on stone. The Aztecs would use a flat-ish base, and then run over it with a stone rod. I went to a factory near San Francisco, CA, and they crushed the cacao beans between 2 massive stones. The fat content is so high that it comes out liquid. It's not unlike nut butters. I was really surprised to see that they used that mill, and happy for the edumacation on the topic. Thanks!!
Oh my goodness! As a chocolate lover, I was absolutely salivating watching that process. Always such a great opportunity to see "behind the scenes" and see how things are made. I had never thought about where cinnamon comes from - wonderful educational experience - thanks!
Yes, I think the same, that was a schoolclass lesson, fantastic 👍
That's why whole cinnamon looks rolled up, it comes from the bark👍
When snow and curt come on I stop what I am doing and watch. It is one of the best adventure van productions on the net!
WOW!! Thank you for such a big compliment!
Very peaceful place snow amen to the women that created this beautiful place stay safe God bless you and curt
Yes!!!
Good Morning Snow and Curt. It's always great to see a new video! I look forward to watching now that I'm not there. Thank you for sharing new sights, new experiences with us! I can't wait to go back and visit the Amazonas! Snow, your face is glowing. I see you are more and more youthful and less stressed. Your happiness shows😊😊
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that is the most beautifully presented meal. awsome!
It was really pretty! And tasty!
Best chocolate I've ever had in the world was from a small village next to the Amazon -- wrapped in newspaper. I've never tasted any better.
Nobody but nobody can put together a video like you guys. I love driving in the rain..don't forget the dodging the potholes game. I love beautiful scenery. Our planet is breathtakingly beautiful. Thanks guys job well done
Thanks so much for the kind words!
That chocolate looked amazing! A simple recipe, have the sugar cane guy cut the cane in sticks like thick skewers, put ground pork on it and BBQ or fry. Make extra and put in freezer.
Lovely video to watch. Thank you for both. 👍🥰🥰
Bridges with holes…. 😱. Sooo cool that you’re down in the jungle. I bet Curt has been singing, “Welcome to the Jungle, we got fun n games..”. LOL. I wouldn’t be able to not.
He hasn't got that song in his head yet... Thankfully! But, I'm sure it's coming! 🤣🤣🤣
I am so impressed by your sponge-like absorption of the locals' knowledge, *and* the respect you are according these self-starting local entrepreneurs. What ingenious people, what natural riches - thank you for sharing.
I don't understand how you continue to produce such amazing content time after time, but I love it! ❤️ Thank you for sharing so much!
Beautiful, beautiful place congratulations friends.
Wow, amazing, the Amazon.
Video #128 watched ✅. I enjoyed this video & adventure as always, Snow & Curt. I loved the chocolate-making process and the fruit w/the chocolate looks delicious!
Thank you for sharing your journey with us 💫
My, my that bridge looks a bit scary. Snow, you did good driving through that fog and rain and the hole in the holey bridge...good on you! Curt, your Spanish is good!
That pretty sea foam t-shirt makes your skin look gorgeous❤️
👍🤩😱I loved watching. Thank you for sharing. 💝
So Interesting!! The Amazon Yes!!
Thank you for sharing your life with us. It's always a joy to watch. When I travelled pretty covid these are the kind of things that interest me. Culture,fauna,animals,and the outdoors!
Watching the chocolate being made was so interesting . You both find out so many interesting facts. The ladies did an incredible job of building a very nice business. Thank you for letting us come along on your visit. Will be ready for our next destination. Cheers!
Loved this episode! Chocolate, indigenous culture, and plants are completely fascinating
It was a fun few days!
Splendid, spectacular and awesome 😎
So now I know what a holy bridge looks like 🤣🙏🏼 and the cinnamon we buy in our stores is always made from the bark of the tree ( Cassia and real cinnamon!) and that chocolate sauce 😍❤️😍
Brought back memories. Thank you.
I really enjoyed the segment about the chocolate!
👍😂@22:18 FINALLY a good use for a mosquito!!! 😂 I hate hate hate mosquitoes but I love love love chocolate soooo I guess we need that mosquito. 😂🙏💖
What a wonderful experience
Omg! Crazy cool video guys. This footage was literally everything we’ve been waiting for. You re really hitting some deep Amazon areas. I only wish my wife and I got to sample Curt’s chocolate from total scratch. Wow. I was drooling and my wife I’m sure. Thank you guys !! Keep on doing what you’re doing and please be safe. Astronomically great!! Love ya’s
Hari OM
...okay I finally found it on the map!!! I loved the spice origin adventure and the hand made chocolate and was drooling at the tasting! A lot of that countryside seemed familiar; quite a bit of Queensland rainforest resembles those areas - then again, so does much of Nigeria. I guess that's the tropics and thing. For all the familiarity, there is much difference and you are surely getting into the depths of that! Fabulous stuff. YAM xx
This is absolutely the best video I have seen. Just amazing. Thanks for taking me along. Just love it!
Enjoyed the education about all the different trees, very interesting.
Great video you guys! So interesting. My mouth is watering over that chocolate covered fruit! Yum!
Wow!!! That was really cool how the chocolate was made . Alot better made this way. Thanks for showing this beautiful place and take me along this great journey!!! kiss the cats for me . xoxo
Snuggling the kitties now! 😻😻
Did you see the lady feeding her goose, just as this video started? So 😍. Seeing you make chocolate from cacao is very interesting .
Thanks for tuning in Linda Lawrie!
We're totally hooked on your tavels:) We absolutely love watching you guys crossing those crazy bridges and insane roads and never knowing what is coming up around the next turn. And this authentic chocolate experience was perfect. Not to mention how delicious the food looked. Can't wait as you get deep into the Amazon rain forests heading towards Peru. Thanks again gor this share, as always, a delight. Sending Best Wishes and Blessings, James and Kim ❤️
Wow! Best video to date. Thank you.
Snow, don't know how you drove through that thick fog, I would have white knuckles for sure. So enjoyed this video, interesting story of the resort, Talapia Farm. Proud also of the ladies that believed in themselves and made it successful! Loved the authentic making of the chocolate, also. Don't know how long you will be there, such a beautiful area I would have to stay a couple of days for sure!! Safe Travels Sincerely, Shay's Ways
Hello ma'am Snow and sir curt
Enjoy more edventure now in the beautiful place and just always take care 🥰🥰🥰🇵🇭
OHHHH MY GOODNESS!! that Chocolate dessert looked AMAZING! What a beautiful day you had. Thanks for taking us on another great ride-along!
Wow
I miss you guys, I've watched from the beginning and now I'm all caught up and there's not enough LOL snow your hair looks great I'm 67 and still dye my hair but it's long down to the middle of my back and I've always wanted to go Gray but I refuse to be a skunk for a year, the way that you did it is the way to go if and that's if you have short hair. If I could afford someone to do it it would be easy until then I'm just going to keep on dying it I do not like my gray hair I look like a wicked witch haha blessings to you kids look forward to many more videos when you come to Hawaii you can park in my driveway aloha
My mouth was watering for the chocolate. I bought some chocolate I Guatamala with no sugar, amazing how good it was. The fried gree plantains you had were just like what I would eat in Panama called patacones.
The fruit is delicious and very good for you
Great video. I sure did learn a lot too. I could even smell the chocolate but sure wanted a bite of the chocolate and fruit. yum!!!!
Love your hair, Snow!
Absolutely awesome. Thank you for sharing! Blessings to you both always! ❤️
So neat seeing your travels! I’m watching from Plant City so love experiencing different perspectives through y’all. Love those gas prices too! Diesel here is $5.80
Ouch! Hello to a fellow Floridian!
I love your chocolate field trip and preparation. What a unique learning and feasting treat. The place was also cool. Loved it. Thanks for sharing and I agree with others that your Spanish is coming along!!
We really enjoyed our chocolate experience... Happy we could share!
So cool learning about vanilla,cinnamon and the chocolate making process! What a beautiful resort you stayed at too! Thankyou for sharing the experience.
Its so cool too see you guys go well done
Nice Spanish guys. I have never had any sugar cane. You are getting all kinds of yummy 😋 stuff. Really nice the way he is explaining everything. I hope you get to go on your boat ride across the river. Is this the Amazon River? Beautiful video. Prayers for your safe journey.
Great episode! Loved learning more about everything you shared, appreciated so much your support of such a great project there, beautiful! I've added a few more places in Ecuador to my travel bucket list. A dear friend from Ecuador living in Germany has told me so much about Ecuador and I appreciate seeing the country while I'm unable to travel due to physical injuries. Another reason I appreciate your channel, I love seeing Snow's recovery (there is hope) and Curt is such an amazing supportive partner. Wishing you both continuing joy and adventure, thank you!
The entire process was a joy to watch. Your host was wonderful! I sensed a very kind heart 💜.
Yum chocolate drizzle on fresh fruit. We’re enjoying your travels soon to be ours also.
Wow I want to make the chocolate that was so amazing. I would have had to draw a line on my desert too. I love chocolate.
Ok…such good Spanish! And love your hair Snow. The chocolate looked amazing.
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So beautiful fell like I am right there with you guys
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You did it again! Every video you show us the beautiful, unique adventures you are experiencing. It seems like you make real connections with people everywhere you go. I love it. Thank you.
Our fav part of the journey is meeting locals! 😊
Loved living vicariously your chocolate experience. Curt, aprende espanol a poco a poco. Bien! Great video, as usual.
I swear my IQ is higher since I've followed you. Those waterfalls were awesome.
This video was YUMMY! :)
Yummy dinner. I love ❤️ the kind of fish that Curt got. Is this fruit good? Oh I see it’s chocolate 🍫
I wonder what the average Life of the actual plant? Your Guide was wonderful and very nice! Love the old way of processing the Cacao into chocolate! Man! I can sure Taste that chocolate!
Now that was an interesting video and enjoying this fun tour.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊😊
"Mas o menos", Curt habla el español! Muy bien👏 fue un vídeo muy bueno y interesante. Muchas gracias! ⚘️ io tambien hablo el español, el frances, el aleman, el italiano y el ingles.
Curt is getting much better at Spanish... Slowly we will get better! 😊
Another AMAZING day in the life of Curt and Snow....and the kitties.
THANK YOU, for sharing your adventures with the world!!!
This was fun! There's so many good things to eat right out in nature. The Amazon seems pretty cool.
Nice meal, interesting place for sure. First location in a while I would definitely want to visit.
That fog was so scary to watch
Y'all never cease to amaze me with your finds in places that are with the local people. Getting chocolate without all the preservatives and additives must have been a real treat! The people are so daggone nice too!!
Hi Snow, I hear Curts Spanish has improved. I enjoyed the video. Safe Travel
I wish I had smellavision!! My mouth was watering watching you mix up cocoa, cinnamon, vanilla… I literally was trying to smell the air… 🤪
"The last time that happened was Costa Rica," as you drive over a sketchy bridge with holes in it. 🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, that sounds about right. We had an adventure of our own this past weekend and I would like to find some way to put the information on iOverlander about a certain road in CR that is NOT a road. Google Maps is very confused about that and sent us off-roading in our 14-meter bus. To whom it may concern: route 415 from Highway 32 to Guayabo is a motocross track. Not a road. We got out of there alive, but much damage to the bus. What a mess. LOL
I love what you showed us about the village where women were the entrepreneurs. Love it! It's really gorgeous. Piranhas, though! YIKES. Yeah, I wouldn't have gone swimming, either. I would, however, have gone face-first into all that chocolate there at the end. I can't imagine being able to manufacture my own chocolate. I'd be diabetic in three months. YUM
I know!! No way I could live next to chocolate trees!!
You can put that road on ioverlander as a WARNING! Google gets crazy sometimes! Hope it didn't beat up your bus too much!
Wow I learned a few things in this episode. Thank you!
Love your videos! Thanks for taking us along on your travels!
Thanks for tuning in Karen O!
You guys are grandes aventureros! Muy buenos videographers and story tellers. Keep it up! Thanks for spending quality time in Ecuador, mi country.
Wow that chocolate and pineapple looked amazing that's was certainly a very interesting tour it looks so beautiful where you stayed in the Amazon.❤
Ha ha ha i grew up on a cocoa and coffee estate thats the exact way we milled the cocao beans to chocolate
Very informative! Thank you.
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Craving chocolate now! Great video.
It was so yummy!
Snow like driving in her terrain the clouds ! These ladies speak in Kchua (Quechua) another example is Que in span (What in Eng.) like QUE pasa USA? Guys fresh chocolate YUM!
Thank you!
Interesting video wow……
Yummy 🤤 love chocolate!! Very cool you made your own
It was so interesting!
Great video as always xx
Diesel is over $2.00 per Liter in Canada! Enjoy the low prices!
Wonderful. Love seeing y'all in your new travels in South America. I won't to go, but need a traveling companion. I've been to Honduras many times on medical missions, but now just want to go and see all there is.
Each country down here is so fascinating
Going to hit that 100k…soon! So happy for you
Getting closer every day! Thanks for the kind words!
May 15-16 This total lunar eclipse is fully visible in Quito, Ecuador. The total lunar eclipse is sometimes called a blood moon, as the Moon turns red.
This total lunar eclipse is fully visible in Guayaquil. The total lunar eclipse is sometimes called a blood moon, as the Moon turns red.
I like your "road construction videos"
Roads are more than something that gets us where we need to be. I'm no engineer but working & living in Yellowstone opened my eyes to the magic roads, bridges and tunnels really are.
Happy to share the journey 🚐🚐
I say pinch like snow does,
Snow, Your complexion is looking so good. It looks smooth, fresh and glowing. How do you keep your weight down eating all that good food traveling? Is it because you can walk more? Is your knee a lot better? Give us some tips on how to lose weight. Enjoy your and Curt videos.
Everytime I think you can't out do a precious video, you prove me wrong. Such beautiful places! But I'm with you Snow, I would not have gone swimming in that spot either! I live in grizzly country and deal with all the big wildlife around us, but anything in the water is just beyond my level of comfort. But it was a beautiful place for sure!
Very interesting! Beautiful community of indigenous people, and I enjoyed seeing the plants we get our sweets & spices from! Seeing the finished chocolate product made my mouth water, lol!
It was super yummy! Wish y'all could taste it!
LOVED THIS! Fascinating chocolate making process!
I just found your channel and I love it!!
Welcome to the channel! Happy to have you along for the ride 🚐
Very nice. I want to go there.
Go!!! 😁
Really enjoyed watching the chocolate making! Looked delicious!
Need more info on your dental 🦷 process. I was watching a bunch of you guys videos. Got to the one of the surgery, hit a button and lost it. Please help..!! Going back through all the Amazonian videos looking for that one to get back on track. No luck soon far.. I’m in love with all the scenery. You guys have some awesome videos…
If you click on our channel, there will be an option for playlists. For example, we have Fairwell USA, Mexico, Central America, Colombia and Ecuador playlists. If you click on the Colombia playlist it will show all Colombia videos in order. If you want to pick up after the surgery scroll down until you see titles live back in the van or in the road again.
Absolutely so interesting to watch. Thanks again,snow and curt.xx
Thank YOU for tuning in 😊