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Hey good morning guys,
so we are just checking out over hostel, so you may notice that there are a bunch
of chairs and tables and it may resemble a restaurant, and it is, which we do not
realize, so our hostel door is right there behind me, and then this morning at
about 8 o'clock we just had a bunch of music start playing and that we came out
here and all the tables were set up so between 8-2, apparently, this place also
becomes a restaurant. So, luckily there's been nobody in here, so we were able to,
you know, go to the bathroom, have our showers without a bunch of people
staring at us, so that's good. So anyway, so this morning we are heading to the
world's biggest pyramid. So as far as I know it's it's based on square footage
not on height, but it should be pretty cool. We can go inside which is awesome
and, yes, we're gonna be able to walk there from from here. I'll climb up to
the top there's a big church at the top, and after that we are heading to a
ferris wheel in the town of Puebla, and then we are carrying on from there. So we
will see you on the way, probably, as you know I never just wait till we actually
get there, so we'll see you on the way to the pyramid
Well at the base of the church grounds
So you can't get up to the top via that little well building, so we're walking
around trying to find another entrance so we can hike to the top.
Alright
let's see. Show everybody that the only thing that you burnt yesterday are the
tops of your hands
Adam: She was walking like this
Josh: Walking how you usually do
So crazy
Catherine: What's in there? Another zona archaelog...
Josh: Ah, just on the
other side defense here behind me.
It's crazy to think like, half an hour ago I
had a sweater and a jacket on, but now I'm in my t-shirt. Heats up so fast.
So
that big mountain in the background is the volcano we hiked yesterday, for those
looking at getting their bearings and then this big one is the one that's
spewing out the ash
The ruins on the south side of the pyramid are the called the Court Yard of the Alters
This are was most likely used for important ceremonies
Josh: Yeah he's doing a special clap
So we are on top of the pyramid now, so as you see behind me is the church which
is the very top, and yeah, wasn't too much of a... if you went around once you get out...
if you go inside the pyramid, when you get out of the pyramid, make a right
and go all the way around it's fairly easy. Kind of a steady, but easy climb.
Alright, to the church!
You little rebel lizard. See. Not allowed in there.
What do we see down here?
Oh, reinforcements.
Hashtag earthquake problems
Chris: 53...42...
1942, when everyone else is on the beaches of Normandy...
Josh: and you're carving
up the church the Church, the Church wall.
Chris: Of course, Mexicans didn't go to World War 2
So they had a bit more time of their hands!
Josh: Well, if want good views of the city, come up to the top of the pyramid
and come to this church it's just, views well, realistically 360 degrees because we
just we just done a big loop around, so you can see everything from everywhere
up here. Absolutely beautiful. Great day.
No pictures or video were allowed inside the church
Adam: Well, it's got a crater, it's got the edges...
Catherine: if it's not a volcano. it's just a very strange shape for a mountain
Vote in the comments if you think this is a volcano or not
Adam: Well, it's gotta be. What else around here?
Catherine: And what would have caused that dip in the
middle?
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