Beautiful location, lovely dogs, interesting story, great video! Thanks for sharing.

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dan. Hope you are doing well.

That remains of that church... wow!! 🧡 Stunning scenery bro. Glad you made the smart move to ride back down!

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dot. Smart would have been to ride the horse there and back. My rookie mistakes appear to be getting more and more grand! Haha.

16 miles in a day! Wow!

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 16 miles. And I won’t be doing THAT again! Haha! Next time on a horsie for sure.

Just amazing. Thank you for sharing this.

Great video Señor Andy! What an adventure!! Knowing your limits probably saved you from disaster. I’m in my 30s and would have probably been sitting with you at the base of the volcano had I been there 😃!! Gracias a dios por el caballo.

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Some would say I don’t know my limits and should have never been on that trail in the first place. Haha.

@FinnDelMundoTravel

3 жыл бұрын

@@timelesstravelclub6240 oh sheesh! 😅 well if there is a next time, definitely take the horse option both ways haha.

Great video Andy. Glad you made it back down safe. We need you healthy and strong. - Cranky Craig

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Craig. You'd think I'd learn that I'm not 30 anymore. Haha.

Wow, and here we thought the 3.5 mile walk to the Zocalo was a feat! Andy, I don't know how you did it! Loved your furry companion....I bet you wanted to bring him home. Enjoyed your video, watched it twice.

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Haha... Yes, 3.5 miles doesn't seem so far for me now. And yes, I did make the comment that I wanted to take him home. That is before he abandoned me. LOL

Me encanta este video gracias.!

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

No, thank you!!

No wonder you felt so done! 16 miles! Wow

Ok, so was your tour guide able to go horsy on the way back also? Glad we didn't get a call from Mexico asking if we knew a guy named Andy. Good video. Always the right music at the right time...

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

No, he walked all the way back. I'd say he brought it on himself since he was a reason we didn't ride in the first place.

Good try, thanks for sharing.

That's exactly how I feel every time I try to climb the pyramid of the sun! Lol. I make it to the first landing and that's about it. No mas, papito! Glad you came out on the good side!

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

The pyramid of the sun is on my list for next month. First landing eh?

@bjones9942

3 жыл бұрын

@@timelesstravelclub6240 They only let you up to the first landing on the pyramid of the moon, so you can claim you went as far up as possible! The pyramid of the sun however ... those steps are STEEP. And the handrail doesn't go all the way up - plus it's used by people coming back down too, so you can't take it over to help you! Add the elevation, and my 35 years of misspent youth smoking cigarettes - and the pinched sciatic nerve that makes 1/2 of my left foot numb ... Lol. I give it a shot each time though! AND I do scoot back down on my butt because a tumble down those steps would get you more than a little bruised!

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

@@bjones9942 Great advice Brett. I’ve had sciatica as well so now no hair grows on my left leg. Haha.

@catherinepiazza3723

3 жыл бұрын

@@timelesstravelclub6240 Been to the pyramids, amazing experience. Lots of walking but no way did we even attempt climbing the Pyramid of the Sun!

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

@@catherinepiazza3723 I'm going to attempt those pyramids next month. Here's to not making my scrawny little body an offering to the Aztec gods.

Great video Andy. I'd like to know more of the indigenous town you went. How large was the city before the eruption and how large now. My 7th grade teacher taught us about the volcano that appeared overnight. Good to be reminded. I'm 69years now.

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Reggie, The town of San Juan Viejo was between 500 to 600 in population. The town folk all moved to San Juan Nuevo which I didn't get to visit.

You’re in pretty good shape, walking 16 miles, wow. They don’t allow motor vehicles, somebody could make some money renting quads, much easier than riding a horse.

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

I had that same conversation but the locals seem loyal to the owners of the horses who they say would get forced out of business. I thought about you out there Pete. Since I know you do marathons.

Hi, Andy @timelesstravelclub Congratulations in reaching goal. Thank you for this beautiful video. I loved the 🐶 🐕 Doggie that was your companion. The doggy near the volcano. Thank you for the tips. I had a question. I was wondering if you have ever visited El Cristo Roto it is in Aguascalientes On a lake island, this 25m-tall sculpture of Christ with a missing arm & leg is a pilgrimage site.It looks so wonderful. I would love to visit but I am disabled (on a walker) and not sure if i can do it. Was wondering if you have visited the “El Cristo Roto“ . Thank you for your wonderful videos. God bless you. Stay safe. Hugs, Ruthie Ps i was trying to subscribe to your Facebook & Instagram and fb is not working and Instagram took me to the wrong page. FYI

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Uclaruthie, Yes, I have been to El Cristo Roto. But I didn’t go out to the island. It is on an Aguascalientes video from about a year ago. I don’t recall any steps. Most everything was paved. Thanks for letting me know about the links not working. I’ll have to check them out.

No notification from KZread 😡

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

What’s up with that?!

I listen twice, was the church bolt on the lava or did it happen after?

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Richard, The church was built in 1618 and the volcano buried it and the town much later in 1934.

@richardmccombs617

3 жыл бұрын

@@timelesstravelclub6240 ok if I followed the time line.....darn I’m getting older day by day.

@timelesstravelclub6240

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardmccombs617 Haha... Aren’t we all.