Hi everyone this is Chris today's episode is going to be a repeat episode one of the best

of from a couple years ago on Wahaka Mexico I had planned this because I was traveling

little did I know that I was going to come back from Thailand with COVID so all the better reason to listen to something from the

archives. I hope you enjoy this. on a roll heading out there and I'm ready to go looking real good in my passport

photo.

A amateur traveler episode 721. Today the amateur traveler talks about a city in the clouds, a stone

waterfall, textiles, pottery, parades, and moly as we go to Wahaka, Mexico.

Welcome the amateur traveler, I'm your host Chris Christensen. Let's talk about

Wahaca. I'd like to welcome to the show Susan Metnaski from Brooklyn

Tropically.com and that's Tropically with an eye at the end but I'll put a

link to that in the show notes. Susan welcome to the show. Thank you. Thank you

thank you for so much for having me. And Susan you're coming on the show to talk about one of my favorite places in Mexico.

Of course, I haven't been every place.

Wahaka.

And why are you talking about Waka?

Well, it is also one of my favorite places.

It's actually my favorite place because I now live here

after, I think my first trip was in 2015 and I just kept coming back and

back for months at a time and then finally I had been traveling full time for a while I'm a travel blogger and when I was just ready to settle down this was the place that was at the very top of my list.

Excellent. Well and I understood after reaching out to Susan that she was a long time listener to the show, which is always fun to hear.

Yes, it is a big honor for me to be on the show when there was a time many years ago I wasn't able to really travel and this was my constant source of inspiration.

I cannot imagine a time not being able to travel except of course now. Right.

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