29/01/2024
Yes this is Mexico, not Asia! You probably know I spent all of 2023 in Asia, and if you didn't, just scroll my feed π Jenn and I actually get asked a lot about where we currently are, as we are not always completely up-to-date in terms of sharing our content.
Is this a big deal for ya'll? We know many travel creators are in the same boat, generating huge amounts of content while traveling (especially fast travel). Even just a short 3 day visit somewhere can be hours upon hours of footage that then takes days, sometimes even longer, to turn into a video for YouTube, or content for SM.
TIME is actually like currency for us! Content creation takes plenty of it, and as a result, our posts are not always current / up-to-date. Does this bother you much? I am genuinely interested to know!
The other slight downside to constantly traveling is that we are constantly filling out pot with new content, which means that 'older' stuff, sometimes even just from a month ago, gets pushed further back. It is a constant conundrum that I am sure many of our fellow travelers feel at times.
That all being said, one of the reasons I love BLOGGING is that our posts need not be current, and we can go back 3 years for stuff if we want to. It is one of my favorite things to do as re-living these experiences is frickin awesome. I often 'forget' the places we have been, and I love the refresher.
So today I am sharing San Cristobal in Mexico, a little known highland town that we loved so much we ended up staying there for 3 months, and would have stayed longer if not for that annoying visa thing we all have to deal with.
Mexico in general is a special place for us as it was the very first country we visited on our full time travel adventure. We haven't blogged anywhere near enough about it, but that is all about to change! Starting with, you guessed it, San Cris.
It is not ready yet, but it is on its way and should be out soon. If you want to catch it when it lands feel free to drop your email on our website. Just tap the menu and you will see where to go.
Do you want to know more about San Cris? Let me know π