Thank you all for watching the Colombia the Colombia series. We appreciate you. If you didn’t watch the last one, watch this! The pink sea 👉🏼 th-cam.com/video/fDQGawavzOk/w-d-xo.html
@@kingdomjerusalem7329 ha wait...how? Give a reason or three please. We traveled to a rock in Colombia and showed people who might want to travel to the country. What’s so bad about that? (Please do answer, I’m looking forward to it)
Kingdom, why did you say that ? . . . Narcissism is love to oneself. What they are doing is traveling and showing the beauty of a place in Colombia to all of us. They are sharing their experience with us. They are contributing possitively to this World with their grain of sand. They work hard, always editing their footage and making everything with love, affections and commitment
There are people that see and enjoy the beauty of the world and others that only see darkness. I choose beauty and enjoy the positive world view from these videos! Lindsey and Alex, thank you!
Last year, at 67, I started climbing El Peñón. Ever twenty or so steps I stopped to-take-pictures. 😉 Then I pasted a man coming down who only had One Leg. That was the inspiration I needed, I made it too. I never forget meeting him.
I saw some photos from this place on your Instagram and I was really curious where were these taken. This city is really cool!! And the view from El Peñón!! Just wow! Thanks again, for sharing!! 🤗🤗
Gosh. I still haven't seen all your Peru videos, maybe half of Brazil. I am new here and I am hooked. I hope to catch up before summer ends so that I can be updated and present went those notifications pop up. Love love your channel. You have a high volume of followers because you are amazing in what you do. Many blessings.
That Rock is really cool, what a great workout you'd get each day if you worked at the top, I had no idea it existed, the lake is amazing, too. The towns can only be described as "charming", with all their care about color and design, I really enjoyed the visit and send my best wishes to all the people in that beautiful area.
👍 👍 The view from the Top is amazing ! The lakes and the small islands make this place a unique in South America. The Camera cannot get all the beauty of the place.
I didn't know about this place, it looks really unique. I also didn't know about the palm trees in the other video you posted. Will be adding this to my list of things to see.
WOW!! Indeed that is one MASSIVE rock..hahaha..the Tuk Tuk seems like so much fun to go in... so how did the rock get there..those 650 steps to the top should give you ABS. the view from above is really lovely.
Holy 🐄, that massive rock is amazing and Virgin Mary is up there!!! I love to see that colourful town too. I don't know how to spell the name of the town though. The colours make me happy!❤️ Thank you for the video!👍
Taking a ride in TUK TUK certainly reminds you of India , althought except from crowd and traffic hahahah but you both were so happy taking ride in TUK TUK when it jumped alot haha , Though it's really nice vlog with so much clourfull and beautiful streets and really nice view from the mountain, thank you Alex and Lindsey , Saludos desde la India amigos.
Wow! The striations in the rock reminds me of the Devils Tower in Wyoming. This video has a completely different energy than your PE vids. Did you have any safety concerns as Americans traveling in Columbia? How are things going back home?
@@lindseyfw2903 I think that Peruvian videos were pretty cool, but the vibe was always a little less carefree because you guys really didn't know how long you were going to be there (or if you would get COVID in another country). And the theme was how you were getting on in lockdown. So there was always that edge. Also, I could see the photography and editing mature in Peru. My favorite episodes was when Alex made you a candlelight dinner in Cusco in the airBNB that overlooked the city, almost anything with Mr. Potato-head and of course the cliff pods. The Columbian videos have been excellent so far. I don't think I have a preference though, they're all good. It's interesting now...watching things out order chronologically. Kinda like a Tarantino movie. A remix episode blending Columbia and Peru together would be cool. Like a highlight reel or something. Maybe the difference (however undetectable) was that you were are the beginning of the relationship. You and Alex seemed more and more comfortable with each other towards the end of Peru. Just my thoughts. Thanks for asking.
@@enshinsenseidan thank you for sharing, very interesting hearing your perspective. We feel we got more comfortable together on camera and the style of editing definitely changed to more real and more talking rather than cinematics.
Good to hear your thoughts! And I think they’re spot on. I’d love to have some kind of similarity with Tarantino haha, that’s awesome you could detect something like that. And true, we got more and more comfortable with each other, but mostly learning to film and be on camera together, to interact with a potential crowd watching and not just keeping the personal stuff off camera
Wow!!! It was climbed for the first time in 1954 by an inhabitant of the area, Luis Eduardo Villegas López. Currently, its summit can be accessed by climbing the 702 steps built on the monolith!!!
The mixture of rice and beans at minute 01:24 is called "calentado de frejoles" It is just the rice and beans of the previous day eaten the next morning during breakfast. When it is prepared intentionally the same day + others delicious ingredientes the name in Peru 🇵🇪 is TacuTacu
That rock almost looks like a meteor. It would have possibly flattened much of the surrounding area and eventually created lakes. I wonder what it looks like from space. 🤔 😁💕🙏
@@lindseyfw2903 I know! And a plant not found anywhere else. The only other explanation could be a massive volcanic eruption that threw it there. Not sure if there are any volcanos near that area. And it doesn't look like uplift. 🤔 If it was a glacier, you'd see similar rocks in the area. So cool that you got to see that and share it with us. That town is so darling and colorful. 😁
Thank you all for watching the Colombia the Colombia series. We appreciate you. If you didn’t watch the last one, watch this! The pink sea 👉🏼 th-cam.com/video/fDQGawavzOk/w-d-xo.html
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@@kingdomjerusalem7329 I’m a nurse first of all, secondly this video was before Covid.
@@kingdomjerusalem7329 ha wait...how? Give a reason or three please. We traveled to a rock in Colombia and showed people who might want to travel to the country. What’s so bad about that?
(Please do answer, I’m looking forward to it)
Kingdom, why did you say that ? . . . Narcissism is love to oneself. What they are doing is traveling and showing the beauty of a place in Colombia to all of us. They are sharing their experience with us. They are contributing possitively to this World with their grain of sand. They work hard, always editing their footage and making everything with love, affections and commitment
There are people that see and enjoy the beauty of the world and others that only see darkness. I choose beauty and enjoy the positive world view from these videos! Lindsey and Alex, thank you!
The drone shots really capture how huge this rock is in the middle of nowhere.
??? 5:38 This one? It's barely average.
Last year, at 67, I started climbing El Peñón. Ever twenty or so steps I stopped to-take-pictures. 😉
Then I pasted a man coming down who only had One Leg. That was the inspiration I needed, I made it too. I never forget meeting him.
Great memory. Glad you got to see this place too ✊🏻
wonderful
I am revisiting this video. I first watched it a month ago. Watching and enjoying it again!
Oh my goodness that breakfast looks so good 😩... Colombia has some amazing landscapes!!
Thank you for another beautiful video. It inspiring me to travel.
✊🏻 glad to help
Nice video. Thanks. Guatape Rock was today's (16 May 2021) Bing wallpaper and I enjoy utubing them when they appear. This definitely one of the best!
Ah, that’s why there are several comments coming in today hah. Thanks for watching.
El Penol looks like Sugar Loaf mountain in Rio de Janeiro. It's amaizing.
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like the Pueblo.. so colorful..❤️ love Colombia .. pan de Bono and coffee.. 😄
It’s so fun and colorful
I saw some photos from this place on your Instagram and I was really curious where were these taken. This city is really cool!! And the view from El Peñón!! Just wow!
Thanks again, for sharing!! 🤗🤗
It’s just a random giant rock lol so cool
Thank you for sharing! What a awesome view!
Thank you for watching 🙏
Omg that view!!! That rock looks so out of place there in the coolest way. Thanks for the awesome video!! 😍😸
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 thanks for watching! We loved this place
The videography looks awesome, the drone shots are very cool and Lindsey's looking great in this video. Top notch video.
Aww thank you very much!
WOW! The view from the top of the rock is beautiful
It did say “the rock with the best view in the world” 🤷♀️
Great trip, I really enjoyed it
Thanks for joining!
Gosh. I still haven't seen all your Peru videos, maybe half of Brazil. I am new here and I am hooked. I hope to catch up before summer ends so that I can be updated and present went those notifications pop up. Love love your channel. You have a high volume of followers because you are amazing in what you do. Many blessings.
Excellent to, once again, hear about and see a site I've never heard of before. Thank you.
Glad to bring you something new
Beautiful & artistic houses of Guatape!
They really are, one of a kind place
Really cool Rock!
That would make a great day trip.
That Rock is really cool, what a great workout you'd get each day if you worked at the top, I had no idea it existed, the lake is amazing, too. The towns can only be described as "charming", with all their care about color and design, I really enjoyed the visit and send my best wishes to all the people in that beautiful area.
Surprisingly it wasn’t too hard, the view was worth it :)
Bellísimo. Thanks
Part 9:14 in Spanish: Manuel, vamos a comer helado.
English translation: Manuel , let's go get some ice cream !
Greetings from Mississippi River!
I love that the steps were marked.
Wow beautiful
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I love the breakfast. The chirizo sausage is so apetizing. Maybe because I am hungry.
Chorizo is always good
👍 👍 The view from the Top is amazing ! The lakes and the small islands make this place a unique in South America. The Camera cannot get all the beauty of the place.
We kept trying to get photos but none of them did it justice like you said
The streets of Guatape look so nice.. El Penon is bizarre, the safety rail at the start looks like a bannister from a house!! Amazing views.
Guatape is one of a kind, pretty interesting place
I didn't know about this place, it looks really unique. I also didn't know about the palm trees in the other video you posted. Will be adding this to my list of things to see.
Awesome. I really think these should be top of your list for Colombia
vamos conhencer este mundo atraves the travelbum
beautiful!
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Awesome views
We agree 😊
Wonderful..watched from Siem Reap Cambodia
WOW!! Indeed that is one MASSIVE rock..hahaha..the Tuk Tuk seems like so much fun to go in... so how did the rock get there..those 650 steps to the top should give you ABS. the view from above is really lovely.
Awesome videos!! Thank you guys!!!
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Holy 🐄, that massive rock is amazing and Virgin Mary is up there!!! I love to see that colourful town too. I don't know how to spell the name of the town though. The colours make me happy!❤️ Thank you for the video!👍
Sidhiel, it is easy to pronunciate, Gu-a-tá-pe . The accent is over the 2do "a" but is not written, I put it just as a references of the pronunciation
@@carlosespinoza2453 Thank you 😅
Sidhiel, . . . Mistake . . . I thought the accent was over the 2º "a" but is over the last "e" th-cam.com/video/7hW1FhO4FJI/w-d-xo.html
Sidhiel, my mistake is a proof that I am not Colombian . hahaha
@@carlosespinoza2453 Aha.. Gracias y no te preocupes.
Saludos✊🏼✊🏼
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Hola! Thanks again! I liked Guatape but no way I'm going to climb that rock! Be safe!
✊🏻 haha yeah it’s a crazy climb. Imagine how they did it the first time
The big rock has about 650 steps , so it is like using the stairs of a 32-Floor Building . . . wow
I'm too quick, and I was in the middle of my pre S.A.T lol
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Loved the intro! Very Indiana Jones/Lara Croft like! :p :D
I was supposed to go there but covid had other plans 😩
Hope you can go soon!
Taking a ride in TUK TUK certainly reminds you of India , althought except from crowd and traffic hahahah but you both were so happy taking ride in TUK TUK when it jumped alot haha , Though it's really nice vlog with so much clourfull and beautiful streets and really nice view from the mountain, thank you Alex and Lindsey , Saludos desde la India amigos.
pretty dope video no lie
Wow! The striations in the rock reminds me of the Devils Tower in Wyoming. This video has a completely different energy than your PE vids. Did you have any safety concerns as Americans traveling in Columbia? How are things going back home?
I’m curious which vibe you prefer? We edited these prior to our Peru lockdown so maybe the editing style has changed a bit.
@@lindseyfw2903 I think that Peruvian videos were pretty cool, but the vibe was always a little less carefree because you guys really didn't know how long you were going to be there (or if you would get COVID in another country). And the theme was how you were getting on in lockdown. So there was always that edge. Also, I could see the photography and editing mature in Peru. My favorite episodes was when Alex made you a candlelight dinner in Cusco in the airBNB that overlooked the city, almost anything with Mr. Potato-head and of course the cliff pods.
The Columbian videos have been excellent so far. I don't think I have a preference though, they're all good.
It's interesting now...watching things out order chronologically. Kinda like a Tarantino movie. A remix episode blending Columbia and Peru together would be cool. Like a highlight reel or something.
Maybe the difference (however undetectable) was that you were are the beginning of the relationship. You and Alex seemed more and more comfortable with each other towards the end of Peru.
Just my thoughts. Thanks for asking.
@@enshinsenseidan thank you for sharing, very interesting hearing your perspective. We feel we got more comfortable together on camera and the style of editing definitely changed to more real and more talking rather than cinematics.
Good to hear your thoughts! And I think they’re spot on. I’d love to have some kind of similarity with Tarantino haha, that’s awesome you could detect something like that. And true, we got more and more comfortable with each other, but mostly learning to film and be on camera together, to interact with a potential crowd watching and not just keeping the personal stuff off camera
Thanks Lindsey.
I'm Medellín Antioquía
Wow!!! It was climbed for the first time in 1954 by an inhabitant of the area, Luis Eduardo Villegas López. Currently, its summit can be accessed by climbing the 702 steps built on the monolith!!!
I bet it is an old volcanic plug just like Devil's Tower is in the USA.
Good guess
Hi Alex, Lindsey, did you guess decide to go to Columbia instead of the U.S.?
This video is from a couple weeks before Covid and all the lockdowns struck. We are now in the US
@@TheTravelbum maybe you can do some videos too from the USA? It would be interesting for your international audience now! Cheers!
Your Colombian Travel was before Peru , but when ... I'm lost in time a little ...
Feb 2020
The mixture of rice and beans at minute 01:24 is called "calentado de frejoles" It is just the rice and beans of the previous
day eaten the next morning during breakfast. When it is prepared intentionally the same day + others delicious ingredientes the name in Peru 🇵🇪 is TacuTacu
I want to go there!! It’s so beautiful!
This place is! So unique
Really go to there
colomia is amazing we are there now how are you guys doing
Amazing! Enjoy! So much to do and see
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damn second again
That’s awesome!!!
@@lindseyfw2903 must be the internet i might have to change to Comcast 😂😂
Mijo es el PEÑOL.
I guess they had no COVID issues at the time they recorded this.
This was 2 weeks before Covid began
LMAO that's not in the middle of nowhere at all, El Peñón is a highly populated area.
its an embalse, artificial lake, man made created for electricity, its not a natursl lake
First ??
Thanks for being here so quickly
That rock almost looks like a meteor. It would have possibly flattened much of the surrounding area and eventually created lakes. I wonder what it looks like from space. 🤔
😁💕🙏
It looks so random just in the middle of nowhere
@@lindseyfw2903 I know! And a plant not found anywhere else. The only other explanation could be a massive volcanic eruption that threw it there. Not sure if there are any volcanos near that area. And it doesn't look like uplift. 🤔
If it was a glacier, you'd see similar rocks in the area. So cool that you got to see that and share it with us. That town is so darling and colorful. 😁
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Gracias ❤️