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Walking tour of Colorful and Historic Santa Fe, New Mexico! Museums! Shops! Churches! Much More!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 เม.ย. 2024
- Roberta (Bert) and Greg continue living the dream as the fun-loving and energetic retired couple travel the United States and the world! Their latest adventure is a three plus week road trip through nine western states that includes twenty-four National Parks and Monuments! Today, Greg and Bert walk the magical streets of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Discover the Santa Fe Plaza, the colorful shops, the historic buildings and churches which include the oldest church and oldest house in the United States! Don't miss the fun!
You neglect to say that the vendors are all Native American, at least the ones that are on the sidewalks. I also think it is insulting to call their products “stuff“ because if I’m not wrong, it is all art and possibly all handmade. I know you have to have a special license to sell on what you call the sidewalks. I think you might need a little better education About Santa Fe and the plaza. I am not a vendor, I do not live in Santa Fe, but I have visited several times, and I am well educated about the art that is sold there.
@@pamelabassett7778 Thank you for your comment and for watching. We have also visited Santa Fe many times and bought lovely items from the local vendors. Our home is decorated in Southwest art and decor. We have a lot of Native American art in our home so we would never neglect or insult the beautiful people we adore. I’m sorry you found our video not to your liking. We hope you give us another try.
@@outandaboutwithgbunedited if you didn’t want to insult them, then why would you call their art “ stuff” and why would you not say they were native Americans? No one could tell by your video that you like Native American art, and your home is decorated in it. Another reason you should add more personal things to your videos then your followers can get a better understanding.
@@pamelabassett7778 We have a whole house full of beautiful art from the Native American people and I still call it stuff. My brother in law is a professional artist and I had him paint some beautiful pieces of the native people and the landscape of south west.
@@outandaboutwithgbunedited you don’t have to explain yourself anymore. But what you call something in your own home is possibly different than what you call it when you’re putting out a video for people potentially all over the world to watch.