New Mexico Is Hiding Something Nobody Talks About...

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  @UnrealEarth69 · 2 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Thanks for watching! <br>Comment below if you’ve visited any locations we cover in the video.<br>*I understand there are some pronunciation errors, we do our best and will continue trying to improve in future videos. Thanks for watching!

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• PJ

  @pj3679 · 2 months ago

  You can only get good green chile in New Mexico. Outside of the state no one even knows what green chile is.

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  @georgiasciacca4860 · 2 months ago

  I&apos;m a gringo that grew up in New Mexico and I gotta say this guy murders the pronunciation of the landmarks, the towns and the areas.

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  @sandeepettit696 · 2 months ago

  I lived in and loved New Mexico. .Chaco Canyon is enchanting ❣️<br>I love the Native American people ❣️

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• LI

  @lightworker7764 · 2 months ago

  LOL most people who live outside of New Mexico don&apos;t realize that it&apos;s part of the United States😂

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• MO

  @monikkar1602 · 2 months ago

  I live near the 4 corners monument. &nbsp; This is definitely a beautiful state. That road to Chaco canyon is really rough but worth the drive when you see the ancient structures

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• ER

  @ericharris1526 · 2 months ago

  Why did fact 11 have so many stock video clips of oceanfront houses? Bonus fact: NM is landlocked.

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  @monicasalas-pierson3742 · 2 months ago

  I live in Peralta, NM and the sandhill cranes come to visit in the fields of farmers near me. I love listening to them, seeing them in fields, and seeing them fly overhead. It&apos;s a beautiful sight.

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• DA

  @daveart41 · 2 months ago

  Acequia…”ah-SEH-kee-yah”…

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• LA

  @larryroybal6946 · 1 month ago

  New Mexico is called the Land Of Enchantment &nbsp;for it&apos;s beautiful scenic landscapes, mountains, and blue skies. Born and raised here in NM I have priceless memories of traveling the state as a kid with my parents during the 1970s ❤

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  @Koenigiin · 2 months ago

  Spent most of the 90s in Farmington, and drove all over the four corners. &nbsp;Lots of interesting places to explore.

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  @TracieWade · 2 months ago

  Santa Fe is the second oldest city in the country. New Mexico has had advanced civilations living here for thousands of year. Many US citizens don&apos;t know New Mexico is a state.

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