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It must have been a great place to grow up. It's a beautiful area.

Thank you for the nice comment. I hope you have a good time there. Winter is definitely the time to go.

Alright. We can check another one off your wish list. And just for giggles, after a few more videos, we'll drive much of this same route in the opposite direction. I agree that this road is truly a wonder. I thought about how much work went into building this road and others like it back in the day. It certainly took a lot of planning to get the route just right so they could scale the mountain and keep the grade just right. Anyhow, thanks for watching. Take care.

@@ASunnyAdventure That's neat because I'm sure there's just as much of an interesting view the other direction. Speaking of other direction, that's what you did on this one with the parkway. I know you did the other direction last year when you visited here.

@@davidborrink137 Yes, this road was interesting no matter which way I was going.

Your comment made my day. Thanks for watching, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. It is a beautiful area, and I'm happy I had the chance to visit and film it.

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Yes, it was a great day. Thanks for watching.

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That's a good question. It would be beautiful, but you'd have to be okay with snow in the winter. Thanks a lot for watching.

Thanks, David. I generally couldn't have asked for better conditions for this drive. The second part of the drive was all new to me, and the drive through that steep canyon just popped up out of nowhere. It was a nice surprise. As always, thanks for watching.

​@@ASunnyAdventure Yeah, this drive was full of sudden changes and surprises. That canyon did seem to pop out of nowhere. Like when that tall pointed peak shows up about a 1/3 of the way in out in the open. It suddenly becomes visible after a few bends and around a hill. Wow. It's really a ride full of surprise views.

@@davidborrink137 Yep. I enjoy surprising roads like this. Sometimes I'd rather go 1000 miles to get on a road like this than drive across town.

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I didn't really know what to expect from this drive going in. I knew the first part of the drive was going to be rather desolate. It was a pleasant surprise to encounter the hilly terrain with long views of the road ahead. The first half of the next video will revisit the part of US 40 between Steamboat Springs and Kremmling that I drove last year, but in the second half we'll keep going and explore a stretch of US 40 that was new to me. Anyhow, I appreciate you watching. Talk to you later.

@@ASunnyAdventure I wondered if this was going to be a US-40 trip. Yes, I remember that stretch you mentioned. I think there was some great cloud activity on that one as well. So something old and new on this next one.

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Oh, man. You can't imagine what the car looked liked. The lower half of the car body was just caked with dead crickets. It smelled bad, too. Yes, we got it washed as soon as we could. As far as the road is concerned, it is definitely a prime example of a remote road. I was kind of hoping for a little more dramatic scenery and less just driving through sagebrush-covered hills. It's still a unique route, though, and I'm glad I did it.

@@ASunnyAdventure Yeah, it would have been a hilarious ending to the video to have you end up in the nearest small town and have you drive into a car wash and fade out at that point.

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Thank you. I use GoPro cameras. This was shot mostly with a GoPro Hero 11.

Yes. This was a case where I saw a road on the map that was going in the general direction I wanted to head. I had never been on this road, but the map and street view images looked promising, so up the road I went. It certainly did not disappoint. Sometimes the most interesting roads are not the ones that all the tourists flock to.

@@ASunnyAdventure Like CO-141. Way out of the way and not near any major attractions, and yet, wow.

It was unexpected to me, too. This road was a lot more interesting than it appeared to be on a map. Thanks for watching.

The roads in the West are always an incredibile source of beauty!

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You're lucky. It's a beautiful area.

Once I got off highway 24, this was a new route to me. I'd seen it on the map, and it looked somewhat interesting, so up the road I went. It turned out to be a great "less traveled" road. Just like I like them to be. I'm glad you like the fact that I use music in my videos, and I'm impressed that you even bought some of it. It would be a lot easier to put together a video without having to consider what music to use and how to order the songs, etc. It actually takes a lot of effort to get it just how I want it, and it's very subjective as to whether it's good or not. However, I don't feel the need to be just like some other channels. Doing the videos the way I do them is somewhat of an outlet for me, so as Frank might say, "I'll do it my way." Thanks, David, and have a nice day.

@@ASunnyAdventure It's interesting the way many others do their road trip formats, and I prefer your method. There are some that do it without music and I like some of those, too. But yours has an appeal I like. I actually have a music playlist called "music from road videos" that contains tracks that I've liked from yours and others that do music. It's good background music for work (I'm a graphic designer).

@@davidborrink137 Yes, I agree. There are some good videos out there with and without music. It's just a matter of taste. I also watch other types of videos such as hiking, camping, RVing and general travel videos, and it's interesting to notice what music is used in these videos. Many video creators use the same music service that I do, and I often hear them using the same songs I use. Once in a while someone will use a song I like that I haven't run across yet, and I try track it down. It's optional to include a list of songs with the video. However, I like to give credit to the artists, and it is a good way for me to remember what I did.

@@ASunnyAdventure It's appreciated that you do the playlist because a number of times I'll be watching a scene and I'll want to know who is performing the track you're using. I'll put the artist's name in iTunes, call up the "songs" list and try a few titles listed if you have a number of tracks by the same artist in order to find the one I'm looking for, but I'll find it and then purchase. As a creative person I appreciate being able to support other creators. So you're actually providing them a good service by using and promoting them and I've given them support as a purchase. So I bought "Million Years" last night and added it to my playlist. No joke... I have probably 35-40 tunes used in your videos in that playlist.

@@davidborrink137 Great! I'm happy you've made good use of my lists. I appreciate you letting me know this.

Yes. I like the quite roads. Thank you for watching.

This was 2 years ago. I don't know what it is now.

@@ASunnyAdventure cool video, thank you!

@@77AbleArcher You're welcome. Glad you liked it.

Thank you for watching. I'm glad you liked it.

This was a drive I'd been meaning to do for a while. I was happy to finally get to it. I'd been on this road once before (pre-RUclips) and it knocked my socks off then. It didn't disappoint this time either. In fact, it was even better than I remembered. As far as the trees are concerned, I'd say either aspen or birch. I'm not sure which. Anyhow, I'm glad you liked the drive. It will be interesting to see how my upcoming videos align with your "wish list."

Thank you. I glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks, David. We couldn't have had a better day or better sky conditions even if we could custom-order these things. I'm glad that you were able to see the vastness and uniqueness, because that's exactly what I was trying to convey in some of the shots. Anyhow, our visit to Bryce was somewhat brief as we were just passing through. This video covers the first half our day. The second half will be coming soon.

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Thanks for watching. I'm happy you enjoyed it.

That's interesting. I hadn't heard of it before, but I looked it up. 1962. I'll have to check it out.