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Is that where they "queered" off?

Great memories for me!!! Thanks!😊

If you get a chance, try Vogel State Park in Georgia... Beautiful place

Love Elkmount... C03 is our favorite spot.. next to the river.

Love elkmount

I’m from the general area and I swear Birmingham seems so much bigger in person than it seems on video. I mean it’s like 1/7th the size of the Atlanta metro, but it still seems big in person. Looks like a place of 50,000 people on video when it’s actually like 200,000

You should check out the Eureka Lock(complete, not operational, easiest to go by jon boat to the north end of the lock, GPS 29.376820, -81.900432) and Buckman Lock(operational, GPS 29.546131, -81.727723) are both part of the Cross Florida Barge Canal. There is also a Inglis Lock(GPS 29.024293, -82.616676) and Lake Rousseau Dam on the west coast that were both part of the CFBC project. The Inglis Lock did operated for many years, but fell into disrepair and there was not enough boat traffic to justify keeping it operational. If you look at Google satellite imagery you can see the path of the canal as a green arching strip(GPS 29.075434, -82.119341) south of Ocala where millions of trees were cut down. From there is make a dew west path into Dunnellon where another lock was to be built. There was also another lock planned east of Ocala, just south of SR 40 called the R.N. Bert Dosh Lock. Dosh was a big proponent of the CFBC as such the SR 40 bridge over the Ocklawaha was named the R.N. Bert Dosh Memorial Bridge.

This is very cool. I'm glad he has a preserved place/marker.

Very cool. I’m rewatching the series right now and I came to RUclips to find some additional information. This is a cool find! Thank you ❤

Watch out for kayaking gators😂😂😂😂

Odd that they died the same day. Hmmm .....

July 4th, 2024

Run to the hills 👍

Nice! Cant wait to get back up that way.

Here at the park today! Love an ice cold Moxie 👍

I can remember when spring hill was just a couple of subdivisions......50 yrs ago

I remember driving passed the old Sinclair station and got excited to see the dinosaur 🦕...as our family drove up to the panhandle for summer vacation....the great ole days 😊

Great video I'm coming from Virginia and will be there July 5-9th can you please tell me what the weather is like humid? Also are there anywhere to shower?

I lived a couple miles from this place in 2014, I had just moved there. I sat on the bench by the waterfall after riding my bike I was very tired. 19 years old. Middle of summer. An old man who was very friendly like most people are around there sat down to talk to me. He had grey hair and sunglasses maybe late 60s or 70s. To make a long story short he tried to violate me. He exposed himself and I had to run away from him. Traumatic experience

Great video! Thanks, Brother.

I was on staff the summer of"74. I remember Paul Anderson, his wife, and their small son Jake.

The Culper Spy Ring have captured my heart and imagination. Thanks so much for sharing this.

Thank you for sharing. These people were truly amazing!

I used to hike there in the 70’s, looking forward to finally make it back

When I was young in the 50's the structures were plainly visible driving on highway 301/441. They were built for the first barge canal started in the 1930's. Which brings up the question of why was a second canal started & never finished? If you want to explore another government debacle visit the Solid Rocket Propellant plant outside of Iuka, Miss. Billions were spent for equipment & buildings then abandoned when 95% complete. Why?

I live about 15 miles away from Sugarloaf, and used to ride around there often during the 25 years I was in the sport of bicycle racing. The Loaf might not be big, at around 1/2 mile or so of climbing, but it supposedly maxes out at 12% incline. I've gone as fast as 56 mph down it on my bicycle. Yeah, not for the faint of heart.

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The series TURN is so underrated. I've watched it like 80 times. I love it so much!!

Enjoyed the video i hope you feel welcome here in Pelham, Alabama. Oak Mountain is such a beautiful area to hike and camp in. If you were able to gaze farther to your right at the kings chair you would see my home on top of that mountain range. I can walk out in my back yard and see Oak Mountain just about 5 miles away. Take care and come back soon!

I did that hike back in August of 2022. Loved it so much. Georgia is truly a state of stunning beauty.

Loved your video! My husband and I are planning a trip to the Inn for this October, and your tour and comments were very helpful! Just curious, what time of the year were y'all there?

Great video. Doing this trail this weekend. Be cool to see all your gear that you had for this one.

Thanks for posting. I have hiked Mt LaConte many times and stayed at the Lodge 5 times. Another really nice hiking trail to LeConte if the weather is clear is the Boulevard trail which starts at the New Found Gap parking lot right up the road. I think it's great your daughter hikes with you!

It's occupied by greedy rich people. They're like the rich kids growing up, that had all the toys but were too stingy to let you play with any.

Florida is our twilight zone home

This is my hometown. Maple. We'll always be strong despite divisions

What’s it like here in January? Can you hike it

really cool find! Wise decision on turning back especially when your alone! Nice historical content on this video too! Nice to see the wilderness taking back the land! Good to see ya out on the trails!

cool!

People kayak down this similar to Robinson creek!

Awesome thanks for sharing. Look forward in seeing more. I’m heading there soon. 🔥🆙

E5 is the best spot imo. I hang my hammock there every chance I get.

Woodbury was the best location in the show

Hey man, if you are still in the Gainesville area I'm a local and know some cool places and historical stuff to check out. There is a long forgotten grave on my dads land east of Rochelle that we have been unable to find any information about.

I wonder what florida would be like had the barge canal was completed???

Awesome video ! Which route did you take to get to the last view ? It looks more open and you had greater views ? I want to go but I read there are different routes .

Thank you for this great video with info on this hike that I’m hoping to do soon

We just did this Friday, awesome hike!

Camped in B10 years ago when tent camping. Upgraded to small RV. TY 😊