No no no no. Excuse me. Hola. Hola. Señor. Señor.
Buenas tardes amigos. So we are excited to be here after getting some
recommendations from our video, and where are we? Bosque Los Colomos. And this is,
to our understanding, a giant park with a lot of really cool things. Right before
this, we bumped into a squirrel who almost ran up into my lap. Smelled some
beautiful roses, and we've only just begun.
So we're gonna show you a little bit of what this park is all about. I think it's
part. Bosque. I need to look that word up. And beauty
that's here. It's like a forest of, it's like a forest, like a pine forest. It smells
so good. Vamonos.
Oh my gosh!
Is it soft?
It's kind of rough. Do you want to feel? No!
Hi. Hi.
It's a cave!
We are in the wild. I see a creature. We're gonna try to get it close to it. I
think it's a squirrel. Don't forget to squirrel-scribe. Alright we've got, I'm going to pretend I've got a
peanut. I don't know what accent this is. I've been caught, run!
We got plenty of lower
body workout when we're in Guanajuato (City) climbing up and down all the hills. But,
we didn't get any upper body workout, and we're getting some here. Right here, right
now. What am I supposed to do with this?
You're ridiculous.
So now we're here in the arid garden, which reminds us a whole heck of a lot
of Arizona. It's pretty sandy, lots of cacti, except the weird thing is
they have all these trees in the background Green trees which is not
something you'd see in most parts of Arizona.
So although we're in the Japanese garden, there seems to be a lot of squirrels, a
lot of Mexican squirrels. But the weird thing is they look like squirrels all over the rest of the world.
Oh crikey there's a real live ardilla! It's a squirrel.
I think I scared it away.
[Duck sounds]
The duck just pecked the squirrel. Oh, are you guys the ones that are beating them up? You gonna beat me up?
So there's a few things that we just learned about this park that are super
cool. It has a lot of stuff to do work outs, so there's basketball courts, workout
equipment. There's paths all around the park for running, or walking, horseback riding.
And picnic areas. We saw a couple families taking Quinceñera pictures out
here. Lots of nature to see. It seems like a great place to take kids.
I believe it does not allow animals here. That's one thing to keep in mind if
you're interested in coming here too. Yeah, we would absolutely recommend this.
I would come back here and read it or something. Yeah, for sure. Because this is very peaceful quiet place
to be. And it's beautiful. It's very well maintained and a gorgeous place to
explore. If you're looking for something cheap to do one day, this is one thing
you could do, because it's totally free. Can't argue with free 99.
We are just finishing up here, at our self-guided park tour. Thank you so much for the recommendation.
We really enjoyed this here. Someone told us we could explore all of Guadalajara
in three days. We can't even explore this park in three days. We definitely didn't
get to all of it. This was a really great time, we always welcome your
recommendations. I'd appreciate that, because we're basically, no we are a
hundred percent making this up as we go, so any help that we can get along the
way is always much appreciated. So if you have anything, share it in the
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