Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed America roundup brought to you by @rimicane.
Get ready, because it is time for America! We are flying from Canada to Mexico to face the effects of the global warming and taste delicious local food. Reality or not, we continue the journey to the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, US. Learn how to spot a wild bison! And now for the fun part - get the feel for Mexico's National Pyrotechnic Festival! It sure looks dangerous but resistance is futile. Enjoy!
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Arriving in Tulum, Mexico 🌵 The Good, The Non Existent Bad, And The Ugly!
written by @jessicaoutside
I was on edge after reading all the horror stories about the police trying to bribe tourists. I know it’s handy to read other peoples experiences in new places, but I also wish I hadn’t.
Individuals may be seen walking alone through the woods like ghosts passing amongst the shadows of the trees, heeding a calling to roam that only they can hear.
Mexico's National Pyrotechnic Festival - The World's Most INSANE Festival
written by @daveonarrival
It is a week-long festival that takes place every year in a town called Tultepec which is about a 50 minute drive north of Mexico City. People have been making fireworks in Tultepec for 150+ years since the materials required to produce gunpowder were all locally attainable.
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