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I was there on right side just above stage, was an insane show!

Great video work. Thank you for sharing.

I WAS THERE

Why did it sound off tune

I was there

🎵make you ring, make you bleed, make you really sore!🎵🤘

Thank you for the view and comment!

That is the most pleasing natural setting/view to human. Trees spaced far enough apart to watch for movement, close enough to reach in case need to climb. Better still would be if slopping. It may be sloping, I can't tell.

What in the entire fuck is this

I should have at least got a piano lesson out of it. this could have ended my illustrious Flow career

The feet going by is classic

Hahahahaha

Nothing but phones showing because they don't know how to enjoy the show 😂

Where and when was this? My son loves pitbull

That looks like a really cool scene out there in OK!

Cool 😎🆒

Your gonna be the master when you come hit our waves 🌊

🔥 🔥 🔥

Navajo nation needs to get its rear in gear and develope this trail for tourism economic development... instead of continuing the natural exploitation of it natural resources.

Exciting!

Epic

I believe the Hopi Natives ran that type of terrain commonly. They wore rope shoes and had lungs and muscles like iron ... The Hopi warriors never surrendered following the wars of the 1800s. They moved themselves to land of their choosing i believe. Namaste

Okay, I'll go but we're going to need a helicopter! Holy Havana I love it, thank you. Namaste

Wow! That was some hike. I could never do that so I enjoyed seeing it from your video. I was worried about you making it back ok. Glad it all turned out ok. I’m sure camping overnight would have been great but a lot more gear to carry a long way. Congratulations on your accomplishment.

Thank you for sharing you experience

Wow! Very exciting hike. After I Googled the “stacked rocks” I was on the lookout for you. I can’t imagine finding my way out of that mess in the dark. I’m glad you’re ok. 👍🏻🙌🏻

MASSIVE league

Lovely ! At 68 I avoid the rockiest places now but loved watching you maneuver. In S Utah I'm challenged every day. Thanks.

A lot of your information on All Trails is just wrong. There is only 2750 feet of descent on this trail (same with elevation gain on the way up). But you say you climbed 6000 feet in your review, which is just wrong. 3000 feet of ascent is nothing much (some of the moderate day hikes in Yosemite are like that). Looks like you are just an unfit hiker who decided to go and do something you were just not ready to do. Not carrying enough water on this hike is just a sign of a poor hiker. You should have stashed some water away on the way down. Next time, stick to doing walks in the park. These kind of hikes are not for unfit people like you. Glad you are okay though.

I rode my exercise bike while watching. It really kept my attention! I appreciate your effort!

Wow...what a beautiful part of the world, all the raw nature with no phone lines in sight. Absolutely breath taking! Thank u for venturing outside, bringing us introverts with you ^-^

the hero music is a bit much..amazing trail though, not for couch potatoes eh

Cool looking park! I hope to go soon.

Y'all need to have a bash event at the BMX jumps on 24th and Lindsey!! Best place in town to jump

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Krayton?

Lol send it! Anymore footage of cars at this event?

I go there all the time. Are you gonna make a video of the grand opening at bash place?

Nice track for the Krayton Looks warm there. Probably melt some wires motors and servos if you run too high voltage/power

Neeeeeeeeeooooooowwwwwwww

Why is this recommended🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for the story Ty, Ritzberg was a good friend of mine and I often think about him. I came across your profile and wanted to drop a link for a gofundme page to have a road temporarily named after him at my childrens school. I think it might be a good way to keep his memory alive and celebrate his life. www.gofundme.com/in-honor-of-spc-b-ritzberg

Thank you Ty for sharing this powerful and spiritual event. I am forever grateful for your service.

Hey Ty, I found this the other night after seeing your post on Brian's memorial page. Not a day goes by that I don't think about him and his family. I wanted to let you know that your prayers that day were not unanswered. About an hour after Brian came in I was cas'evaced from the same VBIED attack. Brian was my gunner in my truck. While you were praying outside that operating room I was being treated down the hall. I suffered a traumatic brain injury, fractured skull, and took a little over 200 stitches in my face and head. I was already in the helicopter when they put Brian in and we made the trip together to Balad. I left the intensive care unit and hitched a ride from Balad back to Kirkuk to make it to the memorial service for Brian a week after we got hit. They found me and sent me home. Because of the prayers of God's faithful people I returned to Kirkuk a month later and finished my tour. Many people asked how that happened and I can truly say that it was because of the prayers. God blessed me and healed me. Thanks for posting this and remembering Brian. This weekend is about him and all the others who sacrificed so much. God bless. Buddy