Haha you watch an 11 minute video and this is what you comment because I said the church with a park is typical in Central America where we live. We live in Costa Rica which is in Central America and the church and park is the same set up so I was saying it's typical here just like there. I wouldn't say typical for North America as Mexico, colonized by the Spanish Is more like Central American Countries than Canada and the United States so it's not typical of North America. If you want to get real technical BTW Central America is actually a sub region of North America so I guess "for the record" I'm wrong and right when I say anything about Central America or comparing like I did in this video!
Thanks for the upload, love Isla!
It's a great place, we wish we would have just stayed there for 2 weeks 🤣. You'll see why 😉
@@TheDufresnes we go all the time and every time we go we wish we could stay longer
@@SchmoopsAdventures When do you go back? Our next trip is in July
@@tjauction1 looking at August
If you have time, try and find the Soggy Peso. Drinks, Food and small hotel. Very Pretty.
We are back in Costa Rica now. We did drive past it tho.
Very good video, we are Sonia and Daniel in our little channel, greetings from Argentina🙋♂
Thanks for watching, we want to visit Argentina one day!
So much more to see than “Gringo Row”. However glad you did NOT share
Yes there is so much more, which is why this isn't the only video we made here.
Just for the record...mexico is not central America, mexico , Canada and the US make north America.
Haha you watch an 11 minute video and this is what you comment because I said the church with a park is typical in Central America where we live.
We live in Costa Rica which is in Central America and the church and park is the same set up so I was saying it's typical here just like there. I wouldn't say typical for North America as Mexico, colonized by the Spanish Is more like Central American Countries than Canada and the United States so it's not typical of North America.
If you want to get real technical BTW Central America is actually a sub region of North America so I guess "for the record" I'm wrong and right when I say anything about Central America or comparing like I did in this video!