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@Tama23232 yes

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me too @Zozobra_123

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An explosion of such force would not be surprising.

What did zozobra even do

Nope. Began in 2013. Due to Zozobra staying on the pole for a long time they played the fiesta song after the lights came back on.

They played it when the lights came back on.

While living the nomadic lifestyle was great, that lifestyle was not in alignment with our core values. As a result, we decided to reduce our carbon footprint by selling the Casita travel trailer and finishing our off-grid home in southern Arizona.

@@teamkrandy3363 I C. So you all are not going to do anymore videos?

@@jimbosvidbits6166 we may create content in the future, however it won't be travel-based.

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No. We recently sold both properties.

Yes, it was a nice size. We've been fortunate to have seen many more since then and we still appreciate their beauty as if it's the first one we've seen.

@@teamkrandy3363 and then kill it! My man! I hear you can make nuggets! Never had but would try!

We haven't been back since making this video, and we don't know if the BLM in that area is restricted due to the current Covid restrictions/closures, but yes, that particular spot was a designated spot when we were there. As for how we arrived there, we took Hwy 9. The gravel road wasn't a bad option either, at least when we were there and explored the road to see what else was in the area. Enjoy the visit. Zion and the surrounding area should be a beautiful visit this time of year. Safe travels!

That's awesome! Congratulations! Do you have any plans on what you'll do with the property? Building a house? We love the area. We purchased an additional 5 acres directly adjacent to this 5 acre parcel not too long after making this video. Since then our plans have changed somewhat, and as a result, both 5 acre parcels together are available for purchase for the price we paid for them ($9,000 for both parcels). We are not actively trying to sell them as of now, more so passively (word of mouth). Both parcels are located in the Coronado Lakes Estate development off of Leslie Canyon Rd. We decided to sell these parcels because we purchased our off-grid dream house earlier this year and no longer have plans to do anything with the parcels. Our house is less than 3 miles from these parcels. Perhaps we're neighbors.

@@teamkrandy3363 Hi possible neighbor!we are building offgrid, earthbag, permaculture food forest.

@@bouncingbetty3636 very cool. We have a small (600sq ft) burnt adobe block off grid home. It's not completely finished, however we're having fun completing the renovations. There are quite a few earthbag and straw cob homes in the area. Good luck with the home build! We love hearing about new like-minded people moving into the area. It really is a nice area to live. For a few reasons we keep most of our off-grid house projects separated from our RUclips channel, however for a little more info about our house feel free to check out our "Team Krandy - Life on the Road" Facebook blog. There's a guy who lives in the area that basically has devoted his life to building earthbag homes and teaching others how to build and live sustainably. His name is Kenny Quinn and he has a Facebook page called "Earth and Sun Sustainable Builders". He lived in the Earthship Community in Taos, N.M. and worked for Mike Reynolds for several years before branching-out on his own. He's a great guy and does some beautiful builds. Welcome to the neighborhood.

@@teamkrandy3363 my husband has been following Michael for as long as he chased the earthship dream...I don't know his last name but he was the architect/ engineer that first won for experimental building or alternative building. My husband was an Industrial engineer in a chapter of his life.

@@bouncingbetty3636 you may want to reach out to Kenny Quinn when you're in the area. Kenny hosts earthbag workshops. He does beautiful work, is really down-to-earth, and is extremely knowledgeable and loves teaching others. He might even be interested in hosting a workshop to build your place if his schedule permits and you were interested.

We love the area. We purchased an additional 5 acres directly adjacent to this 5 acre parcel not too long after making this video. Since then our plans have changed somewhat, and as a result, both 5 acre parcels together are available for purchase for the price we paid for them ($9,000 for both parcels). We are not actively trying to sell them as of now, more so passively (word of mouth). College Park isn't far from where this parcel is. The Coronado Lakes Estates and College Park areas of Sulphur Springs Valley make the perfect location to build an off-grid home, homestead, retreat, or just basecamp. With a 1/4 acre parcel you will be limited on what you can do with it mainly because Cochise County mandates that you must have a septic system, but it would make a great seasonal basecamp for a traveling RV'er.

There's no opening at the end. It's more like a 1 mile-long cave. It's an awesome thing to explore.

The campsite location is in the Fishtale Flats neighborhood. We don't expect to make any videos during the winter season, but plan to start again in the beginning of the 2020 travel season. Safe travels.

We were taking it easy and it took about 2.5 hours total which includes the stair climb and hiking the trail along the scenic route back to the parking lot. If you google "Manitou Incline record times" you'll see some individuals with extremely impressive times......but you won't find us on the list. ;)

Thanks.we are going to be 65 this summer 2020 and we want to do it....we are in pretty good shape for our age as we walk 3 or 4 miles a day but we live at sea level.we have started going to our local high school and walking the 80 step bleachers over and over.

From what you're telling us you shouldn't have a problem climbing it. It's the last third of the climb that's the most challenging as the degree of incline increases significantly.

Thanks for the comment. It's good to be back. Chiricahua National Monument is one of our local favorites.

We agree. There is so much history in that area worthy of sharing with others. We hope to revisit Fort Bowie and Apache Pass again sometime this year and even possibly make another video during our visit.

Thank you. More coming soon.

We uploaded the video the day after we left Valley of the Gods. We did leave a GPS location in the video description and researching that location should give you an elevation. Temperatures were comfortable (around 80) while we were there.

The drone is a DJI Spark. There are several DJI drone models offering more features than the Spark, however the Spark does everything we need it to do and suits our needs perfectly.

We love tie-dye and prefer purchasing our tie-dye clothing from local vendors during our travels. We definitely like supporting local businesses.