That's not true about White Rock lake.I've been there so many times I lived in that area for over ten years and people speak to each other all the time
Very good documentary, except that you didn't show the skylines of the cities. The newest and tallest buildings in the three cities, the modern side of the three largest cities in Mexico 🇲🇽 , the three of them have a metro and other ways of public transportation. It would have been nice to show the Obispado tower in Monterrey, it is the tallest tower in Mexico and Latinamerica, and the rise tower just by the Obispado tower.
The rise tower in Monterrey will be the tallest tower in North America and South America, which is already 50 meters taller than the Obispado tower, it looks beautiful.
You also missed some complex modern and very large and tall highways distribution, many of them going through tall bridges and towers with all kind of signs to show the drivers where they want to go. The highways that cross the cities like tall bridges remind me of the ones built in Chicago where it's good to see the metro rails going up and down like a roller-coaster just like in Mexico City too. Where they built a second floor of the skyline that goes around the city.
México City also has the urban cable cars.
Instead of rolling in ground tracks, these systems suspend light weights multi-pa
Uhmmm, hello?! 23:22 Many people come to the Blue Ridge Mountains for thrills, excitement & adventure!
There is tons more to do than just think. My immediate memory was back to my years skiing, hiking, rock climbing, and river kayaking & canoing.
I had moved to Dallas, and I was amazed at how clean Dallas, Texas, keeps this city spotless. People can not see a paper on the city strees everywhere. All the buildings are new in a clean cityscapes. Dallas is beautiful and unique.❤
Love the narration on this all the way through, thank you!
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The rise tower in Monterrey will be the tallest tower in North America and South America, which is already 50 meters taller than the Obispado tower, it looks beautiful.
You also missed some complex modern and very large and tall highways distribution, many of them going through tall bridges and towers with all kind of signs to show the drivers where they want to go. The highways that cross the cities like tall bridges remind me of the ones built in Chicago where it's good to see the metro rails going up and down like a roller-coaster just like in Mexico City too. Where they built a second floor of the skyline that goes around the city.
México City also has the urban cable cars.
Instead of rolling in ground tracks, these systems suspend light weights multi-pa
I lived twice the World Cup in Mexico, Jenny was there one
Fun to eatch
There is tons more to do than just think. My immediate memory was back to my years skiing, hiking, rock climbing, and river kayaking & canoing.
And 1 meter is 3.37 feet (or 1,094 yards), so 739 meters is 808.466 feet.