Why doesn't she have more subscribers?... She speaks nice, she is pretty and best of all her videos are well edited and well narrated and even with very clever sense of humor... I am going to share her videos on Twitter, and FB
@@cosmictruth6333 hi - My name is Sue. I made this I mention Canada because I am Canadian. There are also a lot of Canadians in Merida. This is a video about my perspective on visiting this amazing place in Mexico. If you don’t like my humour, please watch something else. Or better yet, make your own videos and earn your own subscribers. Have a nice day eh!
Merida stole my heart 10 years ago while doing my undergrad there. Can t wait to go back for good. After traveling for the few last years in latin america, merida is home.
Mujer, I LOVE your storytelling style - such a unique, smooth, solid narrative! It kept my husband and I engaged, laughing, shocked... This is gold. Con cariño, your latest fan.
I'm planning on moving to Merida in the next 6 months. Thanks for such a great informative video about Merida. Makes me even more excited to start this new chapter in my life!.
I'm considering Meridia soon for a long, long stay. That was the most entertaining video for any location I've ever watched. It just made me laugh out loud the entire time.
The coke it’s supposed to taste better in Mexico, specially the one in the returnable crystal bottle, because it’s made of real sugarcane instead of corn syrup as in the rest of the world. It also helps that Merida is so hot all the time that a delicious cold coke helps with the weather condition haha.
Well I know 3 people that died from coca cola addiction. Too much sugar added. People need to stop drinking that and a lot of sugar or they will die of dementia, diabetes and even heart failure.
I was born in Mexico city but came to live to Mérida in 1983 and been happy here all this time, this is the best video I have seen regarding tourism in Yucatán, congratulations! P.S. I started sleeping in hamac 7 years ago, I can not sleep in bed anymore.
As a child, my Dad would hitch up our trailer every 6 months ( year round school) and head south through the San Diego border to visit another different state in Mexico.. He said it was so that his kids could know their Mexican heritage... to this day, I still find myself deeply reminiscing the evening “taquizas “ al. vapor with a bottle of coca cola or orange fanta with lime and salt sprinkled on top beneath string lights besides a warm pool next to the warm ocean, thinking about how this place (MX) is so much like California- basically the same place just divided by a border- even still has the same name of “Baja- lower) California.. So good to know you are enjoying your life in La Merida, MX .. top
I need to go to Yucatán! its where my grandpa was from. I recognize a lot of things in this video from what he used to talk about. As a kid in the 1940's he worked cutting down that fruit thats used to make bubblegum, he also worked in the salt water mining salt. He was born and raised in Motul but also spent a lot of time in Mérida. He talked about the flamingos. I cant wait to go there one day it looks amazing!
Wow! That was one of the best travel videos I've ever seen. Just perfectly done and that travel guide - ay, ay, ay, que guapo!! I love his accent and he's just adorable. Can't wait to visit Merida when this darn pandemic is over.
I’ve been interested in a long stay in Merida, and have been watching many videos about the area. Your video was the the cherry on top. The fuzzy feeling. The “oh my god, these people are so much fun.” I spent many years in the 80s and 90s in the Florida keys before tourism changed them beyond repair. I’ve been looking for that weirdness again. I wonder if Merida would fit the bill? By the way. You are fantastic. And weird.
Muy padre el video, que bueno que le gustaron las cosas raras de mi lindo Yucatan😍 es la verdad una maravilla y mas porque salgo en el video manejando mi bicicleta lowrider 🤭😍 esperemos que regrese a Mérida para seguir conociendo mas❤️
I’m just sitting here during the pandemic watching all these travel videos wishing we were able to travel like the olden days. I love Merida, and this was such a great video that reminded me of all the fun I had while I was there. I also love the part about drinking coke. I don’t even like coke in the States or Europe, but oh my goodness! It is extremely delicious in Mexico!!
This video is so well done. It could pass for a professionally produced show. Wait, are you a professional travel TV show producer? Ok, maybe so, or maybe not...I'm not sure. It's quirky, logical, humorous, to the point, from the heart and of course as you said, weird. Love it. Best part is the great story-telling with the quips! It's obvious you really enjoyed your time there and when I eventually get there, I too will look for Eduardo, the Guide. Thanks for making this. Viva Mérida!
Hey! I Was born and raised in Merida.... I was just watching at your video and uy dad come to me with a "marquesita" and I thought to myself.... what a lucky girl I am, Lol! Such a great video.... one of te best about muy city and state that I ever seen!
Yay! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Merida is truly an amazing city - I’m so glad I spent so much time there and the people and food are really incredible! I’ll be back in October.
Gracias mil por este hermoso video que me trajo hermosos recuerdos de mi ciudad natal. Tienes toda la razón, los yucatecos somos muy raros, nosotros primero nos sentimos yucatecos (Mayas o Mestizos) y después nos sentimos mexicanos. Thank you for this amazing video, it brought so many nice memories to me.
Absolutely loved your video ! I'm playing with the idea of moving to Merida within the next year or so. Time to retire and enjoy what life may bring in new experiences. Was contemplating Oaxaca but Merida seems so inviting. I like diversity in a city and I was surprised that there is so much to do and experience. Thanks, look forward to more of you in the future.
I've lived in Mérida for 4 years and I never thought the buildings look like cakes. Now looking at them will be even more fun! I really enjoyed your "weird" finds and your sense of humor and yea, about those mosquitoes that don't sting haa haa
they do make mosquitos that don't sting... all of them cause only the female mosquitos drink blood (i'm sure your friend read that in the natgeo or maybe even the library). this is by far the best video i've found on merida and the surrounding areas, thanks for posting.
Excelent documentary, thank you. I will share with my friends and pages. Edam cheese was introduced to the Yucatan in the late 1800s when cargo ships from Europe came to the port of Sisal to get loads of Sozkil (Heneken fiber), a product so important back in those days that Merida became the richest city in the world, housing more millionairs that any other town on earth. It was those millionairs who became Europe adicts that brought everything from there, including cheese. Yes, that is weird. Muchas gracias!!
This is the first travel video I actually like. And I watch A LOT of them. Never like them. Except this one. Really really nice. I would die to know how high your retention rate is. Do you mind telling me?
I love who you edit your videos and your narrative, like the way you connect the dots with references and personal experiences in the place you are visiting. That being say, I see you also use some stock videos for you backstories. Any stock video site you can recommend me ? Keep up those great videos and now it make sense many things I saw through my trip to Merida, Campeche, Uxmal , Chichen Itzá and its surroundings.
Loved your video....I have been to Cancun and the Rivera Maya several times. I long to visit Merida but I understand it's hot and humid. When is the best time to visit Merida. Eduardo was great.
It’s beautiful. I was there 2 years ago. A lot of wonderful cenotes with beautiful forest around. A little island Corchito with cenotes for children and adults in contact with nature. A lot of Mayan ruins and pyramids, chocolate museum near of Chichén Itzá. People is so friendly and it is a very safety place. I would like to live in Merida but I’m in love of my Monterrey and it’s mountains
Great video! You are right at 7:34 whatever the circumstances and that is the yucatecos way of living and I miss that. Regards from the UK. (BTW I just to live in North York for two years)
Merida será donde llevaré ami maravilloso esposito cuando seamos viejitos a bailar todos los dias en la plaza,comer Deliciosa comida y dulces frutas y amartlo hasta y disfrutar de mi maravilloso Mexico hasta que dios no los permita!!!😘😘😘Gracias dios por darme tanto!!!
The colonial town of Merida is a far cry from the tourist-clogged beaches of Cancun. Sure, it's four hours west of the powdery beaches in raucous Cancun, but it's worth a spot on your Mexico bucket list.
*"Toronto"* *And as some people will pronounce "Trohn", "Tronno", Toronto at the end* *The funny thing is that in Canada there are many places that don't even have sidewalks at all you need to cross the street and walk in the other side if you want to keep walking in the same direction*
Haz hecho un vídeo grandioso de esta parte de México, me gustó mucho tu manera de describir todas tus experiencias, y sigue mostrándonos los lugares que visites, felicidades
There are many inconcistent things in the Video, about Yucatan culture, tradition and facts, but i like that you are enjoying your life there and made me to back to my homeland...thank you
The information for Eduardo at Follow Me Yucatan is listed in the description. You can also follow his Instagram account. He still does yours! He’s busy these days too even though tourism hasn’t opened up quite yet so that’s a good sign. Book him soon!
@@turnleftrighthere2605 I joined Instagram even though I don’t do social media just so I can follow you and Eduardo! I followed the photographer as well. Those strawberry macaroons.....to die for!!! 🍓
Why doesn't she have more subscribers?...
She speaks nice, she is pretty and best of all her videos are well edited and well narrated and even with very clever sense of humor...
I am going to share her videos on Twitter, and FB
Awe thanks Johnny!
I did subscribe because of all what you've said. Wow I love it. More than a Professional wow. ❤️🌹🇲🇽🙏
@@turnleftrighthere2605 maybe because she keeps mentioning canada in a mexico video? lol she cant stay on topic and isnt as funny as she thinks? lol
@@cosmictruth6333 hi - My name is Sue. I made this I mention Canada because I am Canadian. There are also a lot of Canadians in Merida. This is a video about my perspective on visiting this amazing place in Mexico. If you don’t like my humour, please watch something else. Or better yet, make your own videos and earn your own subscribers. Have a nice day eh!
Merida stole my heart 10 years ago while doing my undergrad there. Can t wait to go back for good. After traveling for the few last years in latin america, merida is home.
I love Merida too!
So many people get stuck in Mexico I’m here 13 years later!
Lucky 13 🍀🤞
“I never left Mexico”. Don’t blame you. The more places I visit there, the more I fall in love with it.
In motul you eat the huevos motuleños from my great aunt an the pan de nata is delicious
You need a T-Shirt. “I never left Mexico. I fell in love.”
why does she keep mentioning canda? no one care and noone is here for canada. get to the point lady.
I came to Mérida almost six years and never left. I know how she feels.
I love your video unique and refreshing way to show Merida, the wonderful food and surrounding areas.
one of the best videos I´ve seen about Merida
Thanks Gus! I really appreciate hearing that! It took a while to create!
AGREE!!! 🙌🏼
Visited Merida during a cruise two years ago. I loved it so much that I am planning another visit in the fall!
Mujer, I LOVE your storytelling style - such a unique, smooth, solid narrative! It kept my husband and I engaged, laughing, shocked... This is gold. Con cariño, your latest fan.
Gracias Brenda! 🙏
Just discovered these videos and love them. So well done and her sense of humor is spectacular, enhanced by the fact that my husband is also Canadian
Yucatan and of course Merida are beautiful. The nature, the people, the mayan culture and the food awesome. Viva Mexico!!!
Yes!!! Thanks for your comments!!!
From Winnipeg , living in Apizaco Mexico now for 6 years
You have a great sense of humor and an excellent way to tell a story, cheers!!
I'm planning on moving to Merida in the next 6 months. Thanks for such a great informative video about Merida. Makes me even more excited to start this new chapter in my life!.
Rochelle, how did your move go?
Me too! I am seriously making plans to move there! :-D
I was actually looking for my next vacation stop , and this place is it !!
I am completely sure You Will enjoy a Lot your trip in Mérida. It's the safest city in México. The food, the weather, the people are just amazing.
I'm considering Meridia soon for a long, long stay. That was the most entertaining video for any location I've ever watched. It just made me laugh out loud the entire time.
Thanks so much! That’s great to hear!!!
The coke it’s supposed to taste better in Mexico, specially the one in the returnable crystal bottle, because it’s made of real sugarcane instead of corn syrup as in the rest of the world. It also helps that Merida is so hot all the time that a delicious cold coke helps with the weather condition haha.
Coke is changing and not telling anyone, we are seeing more and more with sucralosa/splenda ;(
Well I know 3 people that died from coca cola addiction. Too much sugar added. People need to stop drinking that and a lot of sugar or they will die of dementia, diabetes and even heart failure.
I was born in Mexico city but came to live to Mérida in 1983 and been happy here all this time, this is the best video I have seen regarding tourism in Yucatán, congratulations! P.S. I started sleeping in hamac 7 years ago, I can not sleep in bed anymore.
Yup - love the whole peninsula!
I don't know why this video on my recommendation, but I liked it.
First impression?
You have a great voice, you narrated the video like a pro!
Creí que ibas a decir: "Me quedé en México porque me casé con Eduardo". Jajaja, está guapo.
I have been to Mérida many times. My daughter (expat) and her family live there. I have visited most of the places in video. Good job!
Thanks for your comments 🙏
As a child, my Dad would hitch up our trailer every 6 months ( year round school) and head south through the San Diego border to visit another different state in Mexico.. He said it was so that his kids could know their Mexican heritage... to this day, I still find myself deeply reminiscing the evening “taquizas “ al. vapor with a bottle of coca cola or orange fanta with lime and salt sprinkled on top beneath string lights besides a warm pool next to the warm ocean, thinking about how this place (MX) is so much like California- basically the same place just divided by a border- even still has the same name of “Baja- lower) California.. So good to know you are enjoying your life in La Merida, MX ..
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I need to go to Yucatán! its where my grandpa was from. I recognize a lot of things in this video from what he used to talk about. As a kid in the 1940's he worked cutting down that fruit thats used to make bubblegum, he also worked in the salt water mining salt. He was born and raised in Motul but also spent a lot of time in Mérida. He talked about the flamingos. I cant wait to go there one day it looks amazing!
One of the best videos I’ve seen about my city, well done 👌🏻
Can't wait to move back permanently. I love and miss this place so much!
Loved it! Laughed all the way through! You are great!!
Wow! That was one of the best travel videos I've ever seen. Just perfectly done and that travel guide - ay, ay, ay, que guapo!! I love his accent and he's just adorable. Can't wait to visit Merida when this darn pandemic is over.
goulash64 thanks for your comments! Eduardo will be happy to have a fan. Stay safe and well!
Ha Ha ! You are right about the smooth sidewalks of Merida, great video, great sense of humour!
Many thanks!
I’ve been interested in a long stay in Merida, and have been watching many videos about the area. Your video was the the cherry on top. The fuzzy feeling. The “oh my god, these people are so much fun.”
I spent many years in the 80s and 90s in the Florida keys before tourism changed them beyond repair. I’ve been looking for that weirdness again. I wonder if Merida would fit the bill?
By the way. You are fantastic. And weird.
Muy padre el video, que bueno que le gustaron las cosas raras de mi lindo Yucatan😍 es la verdad una maravilla y mas porque salgo en el video manejando mi bicicleta lowrider 🤭😍 esperemos que regrese a Mérida para seguir conociendo mas❤️
Jonathan Tun Ac Hahahha!!! Que bueno!!! Acabo de ir de Merida pero vuelvo para día de los muertos - nos vemos! Grs por su comentario!
"Los niños siempre dicen la verdad, los viejos dicen lo que hicieron y los pendejos dicen lo que van a hacer" - Sabias palabras
I kind of feel bad, because, when that came in the video, amlo came to mind....
@@JmnZFilms porque contestas un comentario en español, con uno en inglés, creo que caes en la categoría de los que dicen lo que van a hacer.
Jaja
You are very talented! Excellent video! Entertaining, informative and funny! I love your sense of humor!
Me encanto como relataste tu visita a Mérida
Grs Bethany! Si vuelvo en Octubre - para día de los muertos! Grs por su comentario!
Glad I got to meet you on your first day in Merida! Great video!
hahaha! Yes!!! Thanks for your comment Nic!
I’m just sitting here during the pandemic watching all these travel videos wishing we were able to travel like the olden days. I love Merida, and this was such a great video that reminded me of all the fun I had while I was there. I also love the part about drinking coke. I don’t even like coke in the States or Europe, but oh my goodness! It is extremely delicious in Mexico!!
Fabulous!! Sharing this video with future visitors is now all that's needed!!!
DeLa Polka thanks for your comment!
I was in Merida last year, and I agree. Everyone there is perennialy happy. I guess Merida can do that to you-
This is a badass video. You are great!
Wow, thanks! Hope you're staying well and safe.
Wonderful video. Love your style. Can you please share info on how to contact Eduardo about giving my friends and us a tour? Thank you very much!
Thanks Eva - I mentioned his Instagram link on the video and you will also find details in the description on TH-cam!
This video is so well done. It could pass for a professionally produced show. Wait, are you a professional travel TV show producer? Ok, maybe so, or maybe not...I'm not sure. It's quirky, logical, humorous, to the point, from the heart and of course as you said, weird. Love it. Best part is the great story-telling with the quips! It's obvious you really enjoyed your time there and when I eventually get there, I too will look for Eduardo, the Guide. Thanks for making this. Viva Mérida!
Thanks for sharing your kind words 💚
Hey! I Was born and raised in Merida.... I was just watching at your video and uy dad come to me with a "marquesita" and I thought to myself.... what a lucky girl I am, Lol! Such a great video.... one of te best about muy city and state that I ever seen!
Yay! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Merida is truly an amazing city - I’m so glad I spent so much time there and the people and food are really incredible! I’ll be back in October.
Wonderful Video of Beautiful Merida! Gracias!
After just a few minutes of watching, I took to your kooky, smart style & clicked the subscribe button!
Awe thanks Lorna! I plan to be on TH-cam again. For now you can find me active on Instagram 💚
Extremely well made video, really enjoyed watching this
Thanks Oliver! I plan to do more videos later. Had to take a break for family. Stay safe!
Gracias mil por este hermoso video que me trajo hermosos recuerdos de mi ciudad natal. Tienes toda la razón, los yucatecos somos muy raros, nosotros primero nos sentimos yucatecos (Mayas o Mestizos) y después nos sentimos mexicanos.
Thank you for this amazing video, it brought so many nice memories to me.
Omg I loved your video! I want to go to Merida and I'm researching on it and your vide made me want to go even more. Thank you so much for sharing!
Love the pace of your video!
Pateando la pared buen concepto nunca lo había escuchado muy bueno , What are you doing ? . Chill here kicking the wall, sipping margaritas 🤣🤣
Edward Acosta That’s funny 😆
I'm from Merida but I live in Toronto, I'm glad you liked my city :)
Amazing!!!! I’m glad you understand my humour 💕😅 I LOVE MERIDA!!! and Toronto too.
I will be doing more videos on Toronto - just in the process of resettling back here...be sure to subscribe if you haven’t yet. Cheers!
What a great blend of info and humour. Thank you!
Thanks for your comments! 🙂
Absolutely loved your video ! I'm playing with the idea of moving to Merida within the next year or so. Time to retire and enjoy what life may bring in new experiences. Was contemplating Oaxaca
but Merida seems so inviting. I like diversity in a city and I was surprised that there is so much to do and experience. Thanks, look forward to more of you in the future.
Thanks, I had to take a little break but I’ll be back soon.
This is a really weird video (I like weird). Excellent shots and lots of unpredictable jokes that are actually funny. Thanks very much!
What a beautiful video about Merida, make wants to visit ir
Thanks for your comments 🙏
This lady is an author. High quality video. I need to find this guide.
Awe that is so sweet to hear Patch. Thanks 🙏. You’ll find Eduardo at Follow Me Yucatan! Merida is amazing.
I'll have to visit Merida and thanks for your awesome videos!!!
Thanks Cris!
canadians are very welcome in mexico. well, everyone is but canadians are more...greetings fom mexico.
I've lived in Mérida for 4 years and I never thought the buildings look like cakes. Now looking at them will be even more fun! I really enjoyed your "weird" finds and your sense of humor and yea, about those mosquitoes that don't sting haa haa
4 years? That would be my dream 💚 Thanks for your kind words.
I just found your channel and found you add a very cute & comical flare to your adventures. I look forward to following along
Love Uxmal, loved Oaxaca, loved Loltun - headed back to Merida next week! Excellent video btw - you really went all out :D
M X thanks! Enjoy Merida!
Hola Susan! I love your videos! It's too bad you stopped YouTubing; you're so good at it!. You're a perfect documentarian. Great work! 👏
they do make mosquitos that don't sting... all of them cause only the female mosquitos drink blood (i'm sure your friend read that in the natgeo or maybe even the library). this is by far the best video i've found on merida and the surrounding areas, thanks for posting.
Congrats! You are very good making videos :) I had a very good time watching it, please keep on. Big hello from Luxembourg from a mexican fan :D
Thanks Brenda! Stay safe and well!
Funny! Enjoyed this. I've been wanting to go to Merida Txs
Wow this vid is a true love letter to Merida
Awe yes it is! You understand it! Thanks 🙏💕
Excelent documentary, thank you. I will share with my friends and pages. Edam cheese was introduced to the Yucatan in the late 1800s when cargo ships from Europe came to the port of Sisal to get loads of Sozkil (Heneken fiber), a product so important back in those days that Merida became the richest city in the world, housing more millionairs that any other town on earth. It was those millionairs who became Europe adicts that brought everything from there, including cheese. Yes, that is weird. Muchas gracias!!
Thanks for your comments! 🤗
Orale! The houses do look like cakes!!!
I knew there was something about that city but I couldnt put my finger on it! ahah
Thanks so much for that
Soy de merida Yucatán y la verdad me da gusto que les guste esta hermosa ciudad saludos :D
Muchísimas gracias por sus lindas comentarios!
Es la mejor ciudad de todo México. Quisiera vivir allí.
This is, like a lot of travel videos, interesting and informative. BUT this one is damn funny too!
Fred Roberts thanks Fred!
This is the first travel video I actually like. And I watch A LOT of them. Never like them. Except this one. Really really nice. I would die to know how high your retention rate is. Do you mind telling me?
Excelente perspectiva, gracias! ❤️
I love who you edit your videos and your narrative, like the way you connect the dots with references and personal experiences in the place you are visiting. That being say, I see you also use some stock videos for you backstories. Any stock video site you can recommend me ? Keep up those great videos and now it make sense many things I saw through my trip to Merida, Campeche, Uxmal , Chichen Itzá and its surroundings.
alex granados hi Alex - yes I’ve included the info in the description.
Loved that style of narration - so weird … and sooo good 😁👌
I cannot wait April 2022!
Mexico is great
I remember the 8 ounce cokes and they were so much better, even in the US, the glass also made it taste better and a completely different taste.
Very well produced and very informative. L&S.
Is beatiful Mérida, Yucatán, I' Love.
Like, congratulations.
LUIS SOLIS muchas gracias Luis! Si es beautiful Merida!
Loved your video....I have been to Cancun and the Rivera Maya several times. I long to visit Merida but I understand it's hot and humid. When is the best time to visit Merida. Eduardo was great.
So great to hear! Thanks! November to Feb it’s not hot and humid and it’s cool in the evenings.
It’s beautiful. I was there 2 years ago. A lot of wonderful cenotes with beautiful forest around. A little island Corchito with cenotes for children and adults in contact with nature. A lot of Mayan ruins and pyramids, chocolate museum near of Chichén Itzá. People is so friendly and it is a very safety place. I would like to live in Merida but I’m in love of my Monterrey and it’s mountains
MMPMTY I want to go to Monterey! Right now all my travel plans are postponed - hope everyone stays safe out there?
Great video! You are right at 7:34 whatever the circumstances and that is the yucatecos way of living and I miss that. Regards from the UK. (BTW I just to live in North York for two years)
Ricardo thanks so much for your comments! Yay Ontario!
Merida será donde llevaré ami maravilloso esposito cuando seamos viejitos a bailar todos los dias en la plaza,comer Deliciosa comida y dulces frutas y amartlo hasta y disfrutar de mi maravilloso Mexico hasta que dios no los permita!!!😘😘😘Gracias dios por darme tanto!!!
Really enjoyed your video!
Great episode! Now I want to go!!
Thanks Mike! We're actually planning a week tour here this year for Day of the Dead - end of October/early Nov.
wellcome to my beautiful city!
BRAVOOOOOOO HERMOSO mi merida grax por la visita
Wonderfully entertaining and informative video with a mild sense of sarcasm...
Wow! Had your video auto suggested to me and what a fun find!
Thanks so much Ava! Great to hear!
So awesome! Me gusta como narraste la historia. Loved it!
Love it so much! Everything is true, including the sidewalks being super dangerous, I’ve fallen twice! 😆😖
Hahaha - me too! Thanks Maria for leaving a comment.
Wow!!! Excelente explicación de cómo son nuestras tierras ♥️😊 Thank you!
Such a good video!
Glad you think so!
Agree with you 💯🤗💞
i miss this city so much.
Me too! I had to put my travel plans on hold for now. Stay safe out there!
The colonial town of Merida is a far cry from the tourist-clogged beaches of Cancun. Sure, it's four hours west of the powdery beaches in raucous Cancun, but it's worth a spot on your Mexico bucket list.
A very cute, professional, and well presented video! Loved it.Will.sudcribe!
So funny. Great vid. Ur humors on point
Awe thanks! It took me 2 months to write and edit and filmed over a year of travel 😂 shhh.
*"Toronto"*
*And as some people will pronounce "Trohn", "Tronno", Toronto at the end*
*The funny thing is that in Canada there are many places that don't even have sidewalks at all you need to cross the street and walk in the other side if you want to keep walking in the same direction*
Love your videos and Instagram !!!!!
Thanks Drew!
Fun, informational and hilarious
Haz hecho un vídeo grandioso de esta parte de México, me gustó mucho tu manera de describir todas tus experiencias, y sigue mostrándonos los lugares que visites, felicidades
Muchas Grs!
Brilliant video, thank you!
Thanks so much 🙏
There are many inconcistent things in the Video, about Yucatan culture, tradition and facts, but i like that you are enjoying your life there and made me to back to my homeland...thank you
You are a trip! Thoroughly enjoyed your video! I’m going to Merida for the month of January, where do I find my own personal tour guide? 😉
Thank you!
The information for Eduardo at Follow Me Yucatan is listed in the description. You can also follow his Instagram account. He still does yours! He’s busy these days too even though tourism hasn’t opened up quite yet so that’s a good sign. Book him soon!
@@turnleftrighthere2605 I will be looking him up! Thank you! 🥳
@@turnleftrighthere2605 I joined Instagram even though I don’t do social media just so I can follow you and Eduardo! I followed the photographer as well.
Those strawberry macaroons.....to die for!!! 🍓
@@cindyrose4155 awe Cindy thanks so much! That’s amazing! Hope we get to all meet up one day.
@@turnleftrighthere2605 that would be great! Bring the macaroons! LOL