We really love giving the rest of the world the American experience when they visit us here. It’s different in each state, but you will always be welcomed!!!
Omg I’m so excited you are coming to TEXAS!!! I’m in San Antonio so many things to do!!! Floating the Frío or Comal River! Street Tacos, Market Square, Fireworks/Drone show at Fiesta Texas on the 4th is amazing. Tour the Hill Country. First Fridays in Boerne they have a free classic car show. Go up a lil further to Fredericksburg for wine and brewery tours. So much to do. If you need help I’m obsessed with my state and can give you an itinerary from south to north Texas.
New Mexico native here❤️💛! I was born in Roswell and lived there for 12 years - in July they have a UFO festival👽. It's fun and hella weird at times. Could be fun for yall to come back and experience it. I also lived in Lincoln County for 4 years, but I've been in Santa Fe for 14 years. Adobe style is the architecture here, and yes, we have very strong Spanish influence - complicated history there.. But. Ahhh, there is so much you missed in Northern NM that I wish I could tell yall about or even take you Northn is so mountainous and gorgeous, but thank you so much for coming to my home state and showing all the great things about it! We have a lot of problems, like any state, but the good outweighs the bad. All said, dear Jesus I'm so glad you didn't go to the War Zone/ International district 😂 it has high gang activity. ABQ has its great points, but it really does have some of the highest crime rates. Oh! But October is Balloon Fiesta - another amazing thing to see if you ever come back. When you're in Texas, if time allows, go to Galveston Island! It's the only place I love in Texas (mom was born there) - it's so pleasant, and La Kings Candy is so nostalgic and fun. Just be warned the ocean has so much sea weed it's uncomfortable 😂
Josh isn’t the only one who’s disappointed when they come to Roswell. They hype it up so much and once you are here it’s basically nothing. And I would say in the last 10 years it’s better than it was.
Okay. So i went through Roswell on a long trip from AZ to IL. I needed to sleep cause i was doing a straight shot. So i decided to stop in Roswell and sleep in the car for 30m before i finish the trip. At 1am during Winter, with winds blowing at like 30mph, it felt apocalyptic. Especially it being in the middle of no where, it felt uber eerie.
My sister and brother-in-law used to live in Albuquerque and I loved visiting every chance I could. I'm actually about to make a trip to New Mexico next month and I'm so excited!
Glad you enjoyed your stay! You actually missed the most beautiful side of the state. I do hope you come back! Roswell (I grew up there) and the eastern side are pretty in their own way but they don't hold a candle to the northern and western side with the mountains and Pueblos and national parks and monuments and beautiful views. You would really be in awe of the culture and beauty. It sounds like you had a crazy adventure anyway! Thank you for visiting our state!
On the drive from Arizona to New Mexico you passed very closely by Tombstone. The actual Tombstone from the movie. It's amazing. Ghost hunts wild west. It's awesome
You need to go tubing in New Braunfels on the Guadalupe River! Visit Schlitterbahn the biggest Waterpark in Texas! Lake Austin is a Great place for fun!
When you visit the USA you have to first consider what the weather will be like because like everywhere the geography and location of the land, ocean currents determine the weather. San Diego and Hawaii you can do year round.
You guys should try going to these places next: Denver colorado (rent a car and drive to Boulder, Estes Park, gamble at Blackhawk, & pikes peak) or go to New Orleans and do some stuff like swamp tours plantation tours, Mississippi River tour and party on bourbon st)
I live near Santa Fe and we took our kids to White Sands for our son's birthday back in April. All my kids had sand in their hair for days! It's the worst.
I am so glad you guys came here. Thanks for giving New Mexico some love. ❤ Albuquerque has its crime but it’s mostly when you’re in those crowds. I hope you guys enjoyed it! I love Texas too went there every summer on vacation as a kid 🎉.
There is a lot to do in NM. I use to live in Albuquerque and got to do a lot. There is a lot of crime, only in certain parts of the city. I am glad that you got to try some of the authentic food. 😊 I would recommend going off-roading in Moab, Utah or Colorado. Come to California and visit the Redwood Forest. Check out the beaches. There is so much to do here!
I'm so glad y'all got to experience my second home, New Mexico. It's a dry heat, but yes, Hell. You need to experience West Virginia & jump off the New River Gorge Bridge. I personally miss England myself. Spent 3ys in Fairford & loved it. Wish I could move back. Y'all take care of yourselves! ❤❤🇺🇸
Come to Minnesota and do the state fair here next year! Can do fishing and golfing and plenty of summer activities! Or come during the winter and I’ll take you boys ice fishing
Please make it up to the Sierra Nevadas. Beautiful country with huge mountains. Come up to Lake Tahoe and Reno. You also have Yosemite super close by. Love the content keep it up.
I live just south of Roswell and have said the same thing. They could do so much with the alien theme and really bring in some tourism. Just have to find the purple with the money and imagination to do it.
you should check out upstate ny the finger lakes region, Watkins, Glen State Park , Letchworth state park, Niagara Falls, Taughannock falls and many more, with great winery’s and fall foliage late September October
The Broken Spoke in Austin. Absolutely legendary dancehall with live music and a honky tonk vibe! Little hidden museum with famous country star memorabilia, too!
starting out in san antonio, you should definitely go to the riverwalk. it's both an iconic and an aesthetic area lined with restaurants and bars that may be overpriced, but the vibe of the place is worth visiting whether you spend money or not. there's also a boat ride that you can pay to take you through the area; has kind of a european feel to it
So excited you are going to Texas next. My hubby and I are Texans, but he is in the Air Force and is stationed in Albuquerque... bummed I missed you when you were in ABQ. Texas things to do... Natural Bridge Caverns, the Alamo, Riverwalk, Houston Space Center, Fort Worth Stock Yards.
Come to New Jersey learn to use a roundabout for left turns go to the shore enjoy Great Adventure amusement park then hike in Delaware Water Gap then tubing down the Delaware River then go to Buttzville for some Hot Dogs with either buttermilk or Birch beer drinks and homemade fries
If you come over during the summer again, may I suggest the pacific north west (Oregon, Washington State) or New England (Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire...). It won't be so warm for ya there
Darbyshire is mentioned in Jane Austen books. So you’re going to Texas. You need to go to the Alamo. Also, San Antonio’s River Walk is amazing. The site where JFK was shot the school book depository is now a museum, and the Space Center in Houston is super cool. Those are my recommendations.
Oh! And I forgot to share a sand hack!!! Baby powder gets the sand off like nothing. Not sure if that’s common knowledge but my friend taught me that and it blew my mind. She lives in Florida and keeps it in her car for when she hits the beach!
That was some commitment to film this out in the rain! I also wondered as the video was going on if Jace was going to realize his fly was down 😂😂 I noticed it immediately 😬
I may be biased but Fort Worth has one of the prettiest, and safest, downtowns in Texas. While you’re in the area, you might as well visit the Stockyards. Eat Mexican food at the Esperanza’s location on Main St. just a few blocks from the Stockyards. Go to Dinosaur Valley State Park just to see the dinosaur tracks. I wouldn’t recommend hiking any state parks during the summer, but the Texas Outdoor Musical at Palo Duro Canyon State Park is supposed to be an awesome experience. It’s not a must by any means, but The Big Texan Steak Ranch in Amarillo is a bit of an experience. The Alamo is fine, but you have to visit the other missions along the Mission trail which includes Missions Concepcion, San Jose, San Juan, and Espada. Texas is miserable in the summer, so you might enjoy Schlitterbahn Waterpark in New Braunfels.
Dallas is a must, but if you end up in Ft. Worth, go to the Stockyards. I realize I’m a little late, but San Antonio is awesome, a lot to do and great suggestions here, but HOT! You’ve got to go to Austin and hit the music scene there. The JFK assassination museum is in Dallas and you can walk the route and see the grassy knoll. I’m in Central Arkansas, but lived in Dallas for 13 years. If you come to Arkansas I’d suggest going to Northwest, AR or the Ozark Mountains. Stay safe, and have fun!
Go to San Marcos, Bulaverde, and Boerne. My family owns a ranch in Boerne. There’s a really cool underground cave formation in Boerne and it’s a cute town not far from San Antonio (huge city, don’t skip the Alamo). Bulaverde to float the river, San Marcos has canoeing if I’m not mistaken (it’s on my list). There’s Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Sea World out there as well (I’m just offering, I know a lot of people don’t like Sea World anymore due to Black Fish, I’m just listing it). I would bounce around the All of the Hillcountry is really pretty. Go to Corpus Christi or the Padre islands if you wanna go to the beach (just not during spring break). Oh! And Schleterbaun Waterpark (I probably butchered that spelling, but it’s between Austin and San Antonio).
Also wanted to say thank you for not sleeping on New Mexico! A lot of people like to hate on it and yes sometimes I do too but it’s honestly really charming and I’m so glad you got to go. It’s my home. Good luck on your adventures to the Lone Star State, and make sure to get yourself a bucket of sweet tea from Bill Millers BBQ.
I live 20 minutes away from Daytona Beach. In the 30+ years since I’ve lived here I have only been to the beach maybe 5 times. I absolutely hate sand!!
Hello Josh and Jase, Please come up North to Chicago for Deep Dish Pizza 🍕 sometime this year, Geno’s in Chicago is the Best in my Book or UNO’s is very close 2end Place Ok 👍🏻.
Jase, if you wanted an immersive alien experience in New Mexico, you should have gone to the Meow Wolf exhibition! Hopefully you'll catch another one in another state 🙂
Dunno if you guys plan to spend (or have spent) extended time in Arizona, but I’d definitely recommend it! Maybe not in summer though. There are some beautiful areas.
Yall will need a lot of suntan lotion and the waterproofs are best. Temps will be in the 100s most of the time. Also it it’s still hurricane season so watch the weather please!
If you come visit Washington State, we have every climate. The views are breathtaking. North Cascades and Olympic Mountains, Lake Diablo, San Juan Islands. Research, you will not be disappointed.
My 10 year old daughter is a big fan of sand. Any beach we go to, she would rather bury herself in the sand than get in the water. One of the many reasons I don't understand her... Love the review of the trip! Please make this a thing after each American trip!
I loved my day in Roswell, was great how most of the town was just normal and a few random places were full on ALIENS!!!! was a great mix. When i asked my socials for ideas on what to do in ABQ the most common response was "not get stabbed"
Please come to Wisconsin! There are so many fun things you could do here to have that proper Midwest vibe! We have an abundant history of serial killers here, so that could make for some seriously creepy content! On a lighter note…cheese, fishing, cows, and beer 🤣 🐄🧀🍻🎣
I agree I hate sand . I was raised in Brownsville 30 minutes to South Padre Island but I rather stay at the resort and love watch people have fun in the beach but I can’t stand the sand lol I’ll sit there and sip my margaritas 😁I’m good
Y'all need to do a USA National Parks tour across the country
We really love giving the rest of the world the American experience when they visit us here. It’s different in each state, but you will always be welcomed!!!
27:12 WHY.. are you in Texas in Summer??? Come back in Autumn ❤
Please don’t give them cedar fever!!!😢😢😢
Being from NM that green background is beautiful!! Thanks you for coming to our State! It is an afterthought for most!
This video was so enjoyable. Thank you for the background stories. I thought “Oh, no! Not bull riding, you’re going get hurt!”
Omg I’m so excited you are coming to TEXAS!!! I’m in San Antonio so many things to do!!! Floating the Frío or Comal River! Street Tacos, Market Square, Fireworks/Drone show at Fiesta Texas on the 4th is amazing. Tour the Hill Country. First Fridays in Boerne they have a free classic car show. Go up a lil further to Fredericksburg for wine and brewery tours. So much to do. If you need help I’m obsessed with my state and can give you an itinerary from south to north Texas.
They had the air pods
New Mexico native here❤️💛! I was born in Roswell and lived there for 12 years - in July they have a UFO festival👽. It's fun and hella weird at times. Could be fun for yall to come back and experience it. I also lived in Lincoln County for 4 years, but I've been in Santa Fe for 14 years. Adobe style is the architecture here, and yes, we have very strong Spanish influence - complicated history there.. But. Ahhh, there is so much you missed in Northern NM that I wish I could tell yall about or even take you Northn is so mountainous and gorgeous, but thank you so much for coming to my home state and showing all the great things about it! We have a lot of problems, like any state, but the good outweighs the bad. All said, dear Jesus I'm so glad you didn't go to the War Zone/ International district 😂 it has high gang activity. ABQ has its great points, but it really does have some of the highest crime rates. Oh! But October is Balloon Fiesta - another amazing thing to see if you ever come back.
When you're in Texas, if time allows, go to Galveston Island! It's the only place I love in Texas (mom was born there) - it's so pleasant, and La Kings Candy is so nostalgic and fun. Just be warned the ocean has so much sea weed it's uncomfortable 😂
Josh isn’t the only one who’s disappointed when they come to Roswell. They hype it up so much and once you are here it’s basically nothing. And I would say in the last 10 years it’s better than it was.
Okay.
So i went through Roswell on a long trip from AZ to IL. I needed to sleep cause i was doing a straight shot. So i decided to stop in Roswell and sleep in the car for 30m before i finish the trip. At 1am during Winter, with winds blowing at like 30mph, it felt apocalyptic. Especially it being in the middle of no where, it felt uber eerie.
I'm not sure it it's still there but one of my favorite meals I have ever had in my life was at a restaurant there in Roswell called "The Pasta Cafe".
I was born and raised in Roswell--still not sure why people want to take a trip there
Definitely go to Billy Bob's in Ft. Worth and San Antonio to see the Alamo.
I really hope you guys went to Carlsbad caverns. It’s the place to go in the summer. White sands is more enjoyable in February or March.
My sister and brother-in-law used to live in Albuquerque and I loved visiting every chance I could. I'm actually about to make a trip to New Mexico next month and I'm so excited!
Don’t feel bad yall. Yesterday was 107 where I live in NM. Annnnd we have a yard business 😅 we die every summer lol
Ah bless you for your hard work!
Come to Maine for a visit, in the summer or Fall (Autumn)
The Organ mountains in Las Cruces are gorgeous!
Love the Lincoln County story. We were there on our Year On The Road RV trip last year and found it equally riveting (but not that late at night!).
You guys wore the bull out 😂😂😂
The oldest building in America is in Santa Fe. ❤ Next to it, is the best pizza i have ever had! 😋😋😋
Glad you enjoyed your stay! You actually missed the most beautiful side of the state. I do hope you come back! Roswell (I grew up there) and the eastern side are pretty in their own way but they don't hold a candle to the northern and western side with the mountains and Pueblos and national parks and monuments and beautiful views. You would really be in awe of the culture and beauty. It sounds like you had a crazy adventure anyway! Thank you for visiting our state!
Telling you Midwest summers. Wisconsin has been waiting for your visit
Yall have to come visit florida. We have some of the most beautiful springs here and a few other things i think youd like to see
Have fun in Texas, wherever y'all end up. I'm in Arkansas.
High five 🙋♀️ Arkansas here
Texas and Arkansas are the best states I live in Texas and regularly go up there for friends and to just hang out because it’s just so beautiful.
On the drive from Arizona to New Mexico you passed very closely by Tombstone. The actual Tombstone from the movie. It's amazing. Ghost hunts wild west. It's awesome
Kentucky. Mammoth Caves
Go to the Desperado Ranch!
You need to go tubing in New Braunfels on the Guadalupe River! Visit Schlitterbahn the biggest Waterpark in Texas! Lake Austin is a Great place for fun!
When you visit the USA you have to first consider what the weather will be like because like everywhere the geography and location of the land, ocean currents determine the weather.
San Diego and Hawaii you can do year round.
You guys should try going to these places next: Denver colorado (rent a car and drive to Boulder, Estes Park, gamble at Blackhawk, & pikes peak) or go to New Orleans and do some stuff like swamp tours plantation tours, Mississippi River tour and party on bourbon st)
I live near Santa Fe and we took our kids to White Sands for our son's birthday back in April. All my kids had sand in their hair for days! It's the worst.
I am so glad you guys came here. Thanks for giving New Mexico some love. ❤ Albuquerque has its crime but it’s mostly when you’re in those crowds. I hope you guys enjoyed it! I love Texas too went there every summer on vacation as a kid 🎉.
There is a lot to do in NM. I use to live in Albuquerque and got to do a lot. There is a lot of crime, only in certain parts of the city. I am glad that you got to try some of the authentic food. 😊
I would recommend going off-roading in Moab, Utah or Colorado. Come to California and visit the Redwood Forest. Check out the beaches. There is so much to do here!
I'm so glad y'all got to experience my second home, New Mexico. It's a dry heat, but yes, Hell. You need to experience West Virginia & jump off the New River Gorge Bridge.
I personally miss England myself. Spent 3ys in Fairford & loved it. Wish I could move back.
Y'all take care of yourselves! ❤❤🇺🇸
Come to Minnesota and do the state fair here next year! Can do fishing and golfing and plenty of summer activities! Or come during the winter and I’ll take you boys ice fishing
I live on the gulf coast in Alabama. One of The best feelings ever is sand between your toes! I love it! Especially at night when the sand is cold.
You guys are amazing, I been to Arizona. I live in USA, Indiana. Arizona is to Hot. Now it’s supposed to be 90. ❤😊
I live in Phoenix. It's 100 right now and the high today will be 107. It's definitely hot. Lol
It was 109 yesterday.
@rosiegeonnotti6427 depends where you are in the valley. My weather app says it's 99 out right now. I'm in north glendale.
Please make it up to the Sierra Nevadas. Beautiful country with huge mountains. Come up to Lake Tahoe and Reno. You also have Yosemite super close by. Love the content keep it up.
I live just south of Roswell and have said the same thing. They could do so much with the alien theme and really bring in some tourism. Just have to find the purple with the money and imagination to do it.
you should check out upstate ny the finger lakes region, Watkins, Glen State Park , Letchworth state park, Niagara Falls, Taughannock falls and many more, with great winery’s and fall foliage late September October
Santa Fe is the only US capital city without an airport. (There is a small one for local flights only).
When are you coming to New England? How about Napa Valley wine country tour? 😊
Call Apple because they might be able to "kill" the Airpods.
The Broken Spoke in Austin. Absolutely legendary dancehall with live music and a honky tonk vibe! Little hidden museum with famous country star memorabilia, too!
starting out in san antonio, you should definitely go to the riverwalk. it's both an iconic and an aesthetic area lined with restaurants and bars that may be overpriced, but the vibe of the place is worth visiting whether you spend money or not. there's also a boat ride that you can pay to take you through the area; has kind of a european feel to it
Go inside, it’s raining on y’all. So glad you liked it here!!! Beautiful countryside.
San Antonio, Texas, is a fun place to visit
So excited you are going to Texas next. My hubby and I are Texans, but he is in the Air Force and is stationed in Albuquerque... bummed I missed you when you were in ABQ.
Texas things to do... Natural Bridge Caverns, the Alamo, Riverwalk, Houston Space Center, Fort Worth Stock Yards.
Come to Nebraska!
Should really check out the Viking Village that's set up out in Kilgore Texas.
Come to New Jersey learn to use a roundabout for left turns go to the shore enjoy Great Adventure amusement park then hike in Delaware Water Gap then tubing down the Delaware River then go to Buttzville for some Hot Dogs with either buttermilk or Birch beer drinks and homemade fries
Have fun in Texas, look forward to seeing your journey 👍🏻
If you come over during the summer again, may I suggest the pacific north west (Oregon, Washington State) or New England (Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire...). It won't be so warm for ya there
You should go to robbers cave in Oklahoma. And the little house on the prairie stuff. So cool.
All the houses were orange! - Santa Fe! 😂😂😂
You need to come to Boston, MA where we are known as New England lol.
If you want to see Bull riding go to Cheyenne frontier days
New England in the fall. CT Vermont Mass.
Josh if you wanted the ufo experience in Roswell, NM you need to go back on July 5th to thr 7th for there ufo festival
You will be in Texas so you'll be close by just saying
Darbyshire is mentioned in Jane Austen books. So you’re going to Texas. You need to go to the Alamo. Also, San Antonio’s River Walk is amazing. The site where JFK was shot the school book depository is now a museum, and the Space Center in Houston is super cool. Those are my recommendations.
Oh! And I forgot to share a sand hack!!! Baby powder gets the sand off like nothing. Not sure if that’s common knowledge but my friend taught me that and it blew my mind. She lives in Florida and keeps it in her car for when she hits the beach!
Please ... you should really check out San Antonio river walk and tours when you visit TX
That was some commitment to film this out in the rain! I also wondered as the video was going on if Jace was going to realize his fly was down 😂😂 I noticed it immediately 😬
Albuquerque is scary place. But you MUST DINE AT SADIES RESTAURANT. It’s the epitome of NM and CO Spanish food.
I absolutely love the sand but I’m a Floridian as well as a Pisces so it goes w/o saying I’m a water & sand lover!
The Adventures of Josh and Jace! I love it! I'd have gone bullriding too!
Go to Terry Black's BBQ in Dallas you won't regret it ❤
Baby powder works wonders for getting sand off
I may be biased but Fort Worth has one of the prettiest, and safest, downtowns in Texas. While you’re in the area, you might as well visit the Stockyards. Eat Mexican food at the Esperanza’s location on Main St. just a few blocks from the Stockyards. Go to Dinosaur Valley State Park just to see the dinosaur tracks. I wouldn’t recommend hiking any state parks during the summer, but the Texas Outdoor Musical at Palo Duro Canyon State Park is supposed to be an awesome experience. It’s not a must by any means, but The Big Texan Steak Ranch in Amarillo is a bit of an experience. The Alamo is fine, but you have to visit the other missions along the Mission trail which includes Missions Concepcion, San Jose, San Juan, and Espada. Texas is miserable in the summer, so you might enjoy Schlitterbahn Waterpark in New Braunfels.
Texas! Hope you liked New Mexico! 😊
Dallas is a must, but if you end up in Ft. Worth, go to the Stockyards. I realize I’m a little late, but San Antonio is awesome, a lot to do and great suggestions here, but HOT! You’ve got to go to Austin and hit the music scene there. The JFK assassination museum is in Dallas and you can walk the route and see the grassy knoll. I’m in Central Arkansas, but lived in Dallas for 13 years.
If you come to Arkansas I’d suggest going to Northwest, AR or the Ozark Mountains. Stay safe, and have fun!
Or go to Jacobs well, it’s a cenote for swimming.
Go to San Marcos, Bulaverde, and Boerne. My family owns a ranch in Boerne. There’s a really cool underground cave formation in Boerne and it’s a cute town not far from San Antonio (huge city, don’t skip the Alamo). Bulaverde to float the river, San Marcos has canoeing if I’m not mistaken (it’s on my list). There’s Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Sea World out there as well (I’m just offering, I know a lot of people don’t like Sea World anymore due to Black Fish, I’m just listing it). I would bounce around the All of the Hillcountry is really pretty. Go to Corpus Christi or the Padre islands if you wanna go to the beach (just not during spring break). Oh! And Schleterbaun Waterpark (I probably butchered that spelling, but it’s between Austin and San Antonio).
Also wanted to say thank you for not sleeping on New Mexico! A lot of people like to hate on it and yes sometimes I do too but it’s honestly really charming and I’m so glad you got to go. It’s my home. Good luck on your adventures to the Lone Star State, and make sure to get yourself a bucket of sweet tea from Bill Millers BBQ.
My grandmother-in law lived in Nebraska for summer and Arizona for winter. Americans are spoiled. We love or AC
I think that y'all are going to love San Antonio! I hear Austin is the best 👌
I live 20 minutes away from Daytona Beach. In the 30+ years since I’ve lived here I have only been to the beach maybe 5 times. I absolutely hate sand!!
I hope you made it to Tombstone to see the OK corral.
Hello Josh and Jase, Please come up North to Chicago for Deep Dish Pizza 🍕 sometime this year, Geno’s in Chicago is the Best in my Book or UNO’s is very close 2end Place Ok 👍🏻.
Jase, if you wanted an immersive alien experience in New Mexico, you should have gone to the Meow Wolf exhibition! Hopefully you'll catch another one in another state 🙂
Dunno if you guys plan to spend (or have spent) extended time in Arizona, but I’d definitely recommend it! Maybe not in summer though. There are some beautiful areas.
Aw man you're going to Texas in summer!? Good luck with the heat y'all!
West Texas is a lot like New Mexico. At some point, try Colorado up through Wyoming and Montana or try the Pacific North West.
Try cow-tipping.
Have you guys seen what is going on in New Mexico? Ruidoso New Mexico is on fire, like a huge wild fire
They had the air pods, and coming from a New Mexican, sorry for that experience.
When did you go to the Utah salt flats? They have races in summer
You guys are home already
When are you guys coming to Georgia
Hawaii
I’ve been there years ago 😁
Yall will need a lot of suntan lotion and the waterproofs are best. Temps will be in the 100s most of the time. Also it it’s still hurricane season so watch the weather please!
Santa fe is the capital. Albuquerque is the biggest
I logged in and came here just to say the same thing.
If you come visit Washington State, we have every climate. The views are breathtaking. North Cascades and Olympic Mountains, Lake Diablo, San Juan Islands. Research, you will not be disappointed.
My 10 year old daughter is a big fan of sand. Any beach we go to, she would rather bury herself in the sand than get in the water. One of the many reasons I don't understand her...
Love the review of the trip! Please make this a thing after each American trip!
I loved my day in Roswell, was great how most of the town was just normal and a few random places were full on ALIENS!!!! was a great mix. When i asked my socials for ideas on what to do in ABQ the most common response was "not get stabbed"
Please come to Wisconsin! There are so many fun things you could do here to have that proper Midwest vibe!
We have an abundant history of serial killers here, so that could make for some seriously creepy content! On a lighter note…cheese, fishing, cows, and beer 🤣
🐄🧀🍻🎣
Texas!!!!
You two need to go to the cradle of America, New England.
Totally agree
Wait when did they go back to the uk? Their video yesterday they were still in New Mexico ?
Go to Austin TX. ❤
I agree I hate sand . I was raised in Brownsville 30 minutes to South Padre Island but I rather stay at the resort and love watch people have fun in the beach but I can’t stand the sand lol I’ll sit there and sip my margaritas 😁I’m good
You all went to what’s left of the Wild West. Yeah things couldn’t be dangerous!