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thanks for the tour, I can't wait to see it in person. Everything but God comes to an end. Amen.

I can't believe I didn't appreciate the opportunities when visiting these historical places as a child. Now that I've grown up, I'll visit these places again and learn more about the history of my country

I have visited this castillo. It is absolutely because, in addition to its unique history. Salutations. 👏👏👏👏👌👌

You should see it running in the spring when they open it up!

What a beautiful place. Thanks for your uplifting message at the end. You made my day. Best wishes to you.

Puebla is so Beautyful, the only problem is the people!! , It is the one and only city where mexicans are not friendly, poblanos are mean, and they are calle pipopes for that reason 😂😂😂

Someting great to see !

Ahh back in Canada! Thanks for sharing His beautiful creation with us. It amazes me what is considered a trail in those parts. That would be considered going off trail where I’m from lol.

Nice. Thanks

Gorgeous views. Thanks for sharing!

awesome. Thanks for sharing your experience

Highest in maritimes, not all of eastern Canada.

One pretty marvelous hike with equally stunning views!! Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!!

Stunning Shot 😮😮❤❤

I love the stories of megaliths ❤ thank you

Will share with my babies tomorrow for Hispanic heritage month. Widest tree in the world

Great intro to the park, and excellent commentary. Gracias.

Moved by glaciers. They are erratics. And I’m no scientist. Curious to see other comments.

Neato! I will definitely use this

636000 TONS! Yeah I think that’s a bit of an over estimate. That’s 1,272,000,000 lbs. no possible way that’s right

Seen any biggfoot

Boy it’s just glacier erratics. For people that what to know en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glacial_erratic

There are huge rocks in the bush near to where I live and they can only have been deposited by receeding glaciers but people have tried to attribute them to native Indians.......it would have taken the effort of every Indian tribe within B.C. and Alberta just to move one rock but nope they did all that way back when without any machinery or even wild horses.......it would be a logistical nightmare of hundreds of people just to try and move one rock today so I'm confident Indians played zero part in their placement in the past. Just more people giving credit to others when no people were ever involved

Those are from glaciers.....how could anyone think that they were placed there by humans

🙏🏽 Amen!!!

Love the scenery but love your message at the end more. Going through refining is a blessing even if it doesn’t seem like it. Blessings!

It's true, just commenting for algorithm

Awesome! Though I have half an hour thick sausages. No pun intended.

Great explanation! In finding the directions using shadows, does the sun's movement from the northern hemisphere to the southern hemisphere and vice versa affect the procedure? On June 21st, the sun is said to be at the northernmost point. So, the shadow formation could have a slight bias in that direction. So, could this lead to changes in the finding of the directions?

Does the 15 minutes per finger estimate still hold up let's say if you're way up north during the winter? Since the sun marks a shallower arc in the sky during that time?

cool tricks..love it

appreciate the effort man that was really informative thank you :)

Muslim civilisation

Nice and complicated. Use a wrist watch. Point the hour pointer to the sun. Between 12:00 and the pointer is south. Problem fixed.

Thanks. Doing a week up there starting today. Thanks for showing me the way

...By the way, I just noticed you're almost to 1000 subscribers..👏🙂

That's awesome!! I didn't know about any of that, thanks for sharing it with us..👍 Good video!

Thanks for making this video. It is informative and helps to show the intellect of our ancestors. I would assume the rocks were moved using animals. If these people were masters of astrology, copper, wood and stone it is only natural to assume they were masters of animals as well. People were building mounds, pyramids etc. with stellar alignments for thousands of years not only in the Americas but across the world. There are mounds with the same alignments as Stonehenge in Alberta, Canada as well that has been well researched and written about.

This is really fantastic….I found it interesting that most of areas around the rocks were void of trees. 🌲

Wow, I had no idea this existed! Very cool. Thanks for sharing

Wonderful video! Thank you! Planning a trip to Thunder Bay in October and will definitely check these places out.

Aren't these just glacial erratics?

Big stretch

The church is a display of cruel colonial power.

Rocks transported by glaciers. The same glaciers that ground the surface you're walking on flat. Such rocks, and much larger, were transported and dropped all over the place. They were not placed there by people, obviously.

Stonehenge is arranged together. This is just a bunch of rocks all over the place. I've seen these in Northwestern Ontario too. Nothing mystical. Just rocks moved by glaciers.

I love your understanding of salvation brother. Faith alone in Christ alone. Amen. 🙏🏽 ✝️

GLACIERS moved them

Polaris is the North Star today. In the distant past, it was probably Vega or some other star.

there is another "America's stonehenge" in New Hampshire USA - see article in wikipedia, etc