This episode was absolutely inspiring and exciting, nothing "over the hill" here at all: a morning of mountain biking from both of you, a sumptuous yet healthy BBQ lunch, and an exhilarating afternoon of kayaking. WOW! I love you guys, and I pray I can meet you someday to show how much I appreciate you. May God bless and keep you healthy and happy for many more adventures ahead, Stan and Rhonda. 🙏🏾❤️👍🏾
Hello Raoul, thank you for your kind words. We appreciate you joining us each week. We actually went on the Kayak the following morning. Thank you it’s folks like yourself that keep us going. Blessings, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
Hi Erikka! Thank you for the encouragement ☺️ Sometimes my butt gets kicked more than the other way around 😂 But this ride was alot of fun! Slickrock ride is coming up soon so hold on for that one! 😅 Sounds like you are a mountain bike rider so you get the thrill 👏 Such a love hate relationship with me, lol! Thanks so much for hanging out with us! ~ Rhonda and Stan
Hi guys!! This is the first time we have ever explored Page like this! We love it there 😍 So much to do and it’s not too far from home. The campground was super nice too and in a great location. Thanks for coming along 🥰
Awesome video! I will say you both scared me when you were on your bikes. I’m scared of heights and I just said a prayer for you both to make it back safely and you did. The canoe ride and hike was just gorgeous. Thanks for sharing your adventures and I’m glad you enjoyed your sandwiches! 🥪
Hi Michelle, thank you for joining us! Thank you for your prayers. We can always use them. That bike ride was difficult because it was new. The bike ride we did on the prior video was awesome! We really enjoyed those Sammies. Blessings, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
@@janemuir3546 Jane, beast might be a stretch 😂 BUT we appreciate your kind words! We love sharing our adventures with hopes we inspire just one. Thank you for being that one 👏❤️ ~ Rhonda and Stan
Great job guys! I love all you are doing. I am a huge Mountain Biker not so much my wife she will do tame wide fire roads but that’s about it. I’m 65 and I still ride like I’m 20. I have a RUclips channel also called the flying Fletchers. You can see some of my mountain biking on there, plus we are Christians ourselves, nothing better! God bless you guys!
Enjoyed your video. You were lucky with the weather. We were there just 2-3 days prior to your visit, and the area was very windy for days with up to 45 mph wind gusts. We did the kayaking and slot canyon hike about 3 years ago. The slot canyon is beautiful and free, however, we found that it really is no comparison to the guided tour. We did the guided tour on our last trip in May, and even though it’s quite pricey, we found it to be well worth it. If someone’s budget is limited, a great slot canyon hike to do in the area is Buckskin Gulch. It’s free and it is an amazing hike!
Hello Debbie, thank you for all that great information. So where we turned around we were only a 1/4 mile from the guided tour. We heard it was very beautiful. We will have to look up that Buckskin Gulch area. We also heard we missed some snow. Thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Another excellent video, y'all! We loved y'all's last video, too. It brought back great memories when we drove up US 89 two years ago. We went to Kanab via the Navajo Bridge, climbed the Kaibab Plateau and stayed in Kanab. We had a blast and want to go back someday! Speaking of "over-the-hill," that would be us!! But we still get out, travel, and go places with our trailer (which I have to reclaim from the shop in Granbury TX this Saturday). Thanks for the mention. The rocks y'all were trekking through in Antelope Canyon are the fossil sand dunes of the Jurassic Navajo Sandstone. It was deposited in a huge sand erg (giant sand desert similar to the Sahara) on the western side of the super continent Pangaea during the Age of the Dinosaurs. This is the same sandstone you see in Zion National Park and Red Rock Canyon west of Las Vegas NV (it's called the Aztec Sandstone there but it's the same formation - which is the subject of an entirely different discussion. 😉) The small pebble-like stones eroding out of the sandstone are known as "Moqui Marbles." These are small concretions formed from the minerals hematite (iron oxide) or goethite (iron oxihydroxide) cementing the sandstone in the form of little balls. These formed during the burial and lithification of the Navajo/Aztec Sandstone. They are quite common across the region. Those canyons are sacred places for the Diné (Navaho) and the Hopi peoples. Too much information there, bruh! 😂 Really enjoyed the video and we're looking forward to next week's video adventures! Safe travels, and God bless y'all! Bob and Dottie
Hello Bob and Dottie, thank you for all that great information! We knew you would give us the correct information. When we read your comment we knew you were a genius. Thank you for joining us each week. Blessings to you both, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
@@OverTheHillAdventures - Not a genius by a Texas mile but always interested in Geology and Geology stuff no matter where it is and happy to help out. Y'all do a great job. Keep up the good work! God bless y'all! Bob and Dottie
Hi it’s Amy you met at the Elks. We’re currently at Lyman Lake in Eastern AZ, you should come here sometime. It’s a beautiful, small State Park, with lots of things to do in a short drive. Weather here is great!
@@OverTheHillAdventures yes, I am feeling better. Thank you for asking. Yes. I m trying to catch up on video. Man, you all are not staying still long enough to get sick.
Hi Claudia, the bike ride was difficult. The trail was a little confusing. We believe because it was new. Having said that, once you get in the canyon the rock formations are incredible. Then to top it off Antelope Canyon was amazing. Thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
This episode was absolutely inspiring and exciting, nothing "over the hill" here at all: a morning of mountain biking from both of you, a sumptuous yet healthy BBQ lunch, and an exhilarating afternoon of kayaking. WOW! I love you guys, and I pray I can meet you someday to show how much I appreciate you. May God bless and keep you healthy and happy for many more adventures ahead, Stan and Rhonda. 🙏🏾❤️👍🏾
Hello Raoul, thank you for your kind words. We appreciate you joining us each week. We actually went on the Kayak the following morning. Thank you it’s folks like yourself that keep us going. Blessings, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
Awesome job, Rhonda!! You kicked butt! I love that it had the little blue squares. Picking a line is one of the hardest parts for me.
Hi Erikka! Thank you for the encouragement ☺️ Sometimes my butt gets kicked more than the other way around 😂 But this ride was alot of fun! Slickrock ride is coming up soon so hold on for that one! 😅 Sounds like you are a mountain bike rider so you get the thrill 👏 Such a love hate relationship with me, lol! Thanks so much for hanging out with us! ~ Rhonda and Stan
Wow, that mountain bike trail looked like the “wave”! The kayak trip to the slot canyon looked amazing! Looks like a wonderful time in Page! 😊😊
Hi guys!! This is the first time we have ever explored Page like this! We love it there 😍 So much to do and it’s not too far from home. The campground was super nice too and in a great location. Thanks for coming along 🥰
That bike trail looked amazing! You two rocked it. The slot canyon looks beautiful. I love your kayaks. Another great video.
Hi Karla, we absolutely love this adventure! Thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Yes, that's crazy! You two are definitely an inspiration. The parkour part was pretty funny!
Hello Pat, I’m glad you enjoyed this adventure. Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Awesome video! I will say you both scared me when you were on your bikes. I’m scared of heights and I just said a prayer for you both to make it back safely and you did. The canoe ride and hike was just gorgeous. Thanks for sharing your adventures and I’m glad you enjoyed your sandwiches! 🥪
Hi Michelle, thank you for joining us! Thank you for your prayers. We can always use them. That bike ride was difficult because it was new. The bike ride we did on the prior video was awesome! We really enjoyed those Sammies. Blessings, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
You both inspire me to do more. Thank you! And Rhonda, you are a beast on that bike. Great job!
@@janemuir3546 Jane, beast might be a stretch 😂 BUT we appreciate your kind words! We love sharing our adventures with hopes we inspire just one. Thank you for being that one 👏❤️ ~ Rhonda and Stan
Great job guys! I love all you are doing. I am a huge Mountain Biker not so much my wife she will do tame wide fire roads but that’s about it. I’m 65 and I still ride like I’m 20. I have a RUclips channel also called the flying Fletchers. You can see some of my mountain biking on there, plus we are Christians ourselves, nothing better! God bless you guys!
Thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Stan’s parkour was the best!! 😂
We would crack up every time we watched it! Now I know why we all get along so good! 🤣🤣
We love our sena helmets! Great adventure as always. Thanks for taking us along!
Hi Stuward, glad you enjoyed this adventure! Thank you for joining us. Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Enjoyed your video. You were lucky with the weather. We were there just 2-3 days prior to your visit, and the area was very windy for days with up to 45 mph wind gusts. We did the kayaking and slot canyon hike about 3 years ago. The slot canyon is beautiful and free, however, we found that it really is no comparison to the guided tour. We did the guided tour on our last trip in May, and even though it’s quite pricey, we found it to be well worth it. If someone’s budget is limited, a great slot canyon hike to do in the area is Buckskin Gulch. It’s free and it is an amazing hike!
Hello Debbie, thank you for all that great information. So where we turned around we were only a 1/4 mile from the guided tour. We heard it was very beautiful. We will have to look up that Buckskin Gulch area. We also heard we missed some snow. Thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Another excellent video, y'all! We loved y'all's last video, too. It brought back great memories when we drove up US 89 two years ago. We went to Kanab via the Navajo Bridge, climbed the Kaibab Plateau and stayed in Kanab. We had a blast and want to go back someday! Speaking of "over-the-hill," that would be us!! But we still get out, travel, and go places with our trailer (which I have to reclaim from the shop in Granbury TX this Saturday).
Thanks for the mention. The rocks y'all were trekking through in Antelope Canyon are the fossil sand dunes of the Jurassic Navajo Sandstone. It was deposited in a huge sand erg (giant sand desert similar to the Sahara) on the western side of the super continent Pangaea during the Age of the Dinosaurs. This is the same sandstone you see in Zion National Park and Red Rock Canyon west of Las Vegas NV (it's called the Aztec Sandstone there but it's the same formation - which is the subject of an entirely different discussion. 😉) The small pebble-like stones eroding out of the sandstone are known as "Moqui Marbles." These are small concretions formed from the minerals hematite (iron oxide) or goethite (iron oxihydroxide) cementing the sandstone in the form of little balls. These formed during the burial and lithification of the Navajo/Aztec Sandstone. They are quite common across the region. Those canyons are sacred places for the Diné (Navaho) and the Hopi peoples. Too much information there, bruh! 😂
Really enjoyed the video and we're looking forward to next week's video adventures!
Safe travels, and God bless y'all!
Bob and Dottie
Hello Bob and Dottie, thank you for all that great information! We knew you would give us the correct information. When we read your comment we knew you were a genius. Thank you for joining us each week. Blessings to you both, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
@@OverTheHillAdventures - Not a genius by a Texas mile but always interested in Geology and Geology stuff no matter where it is and happy to help out. Y'all do a great job. Keep up the good work!
God bless y'all!
Bob and Dottie
Omg! Loved the video! Beautiful place looks like you had a great time! Love you guys and your video's! Stan's parkor moves 😂
Hi Jeff and Lorie, we had a wonderful time. Thank you for joining us every week! Miss you guys! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Hi it’s Amy you met at the Elks. We’re currently at Lyman Lake in Eastern AZ, you should come here sometime. It’s a beautiful, small State Park, with lots of things to do in a short drive. Weather here is great!
Hi Amy, thanks for the info. We will have to check it out! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Wow, you guys are on the move. Great job, just saying, I would have took the sandwichs. You go go Girl
Hi Tim, we definitely had some fun on this adventure. Thank you for joining us and your continued support and comments. Blessings, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Your two are wonderful thank for the videos Bless both of you❤
Thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
PARKOUR!!!😂😂😂
Rhonda made way funnier than it really was! 😂
Awesome video. Thank you. Blessings
Hello Betty Jo, hope you are feeling better. Are you still catching up on videos? Blessings, Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
@@OverTheHillAdventures yes, I am feeling better. Thank you for asking. Yes. I m trying to catch up on video. Man, you all are not staying still long enough to get sick.
@@bettyjorodgers8552funny you say that we both had Covid a couple of weeks ago while at home. We do much better on the road.
@@OverTheHillAdventures maybe I should get on the road. Keep having fun.
Yes! Plan a trip! There is beautiful country out there waiting :)
Wow nice
Hi Joel, thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
That looked like a really difficult bike ride! Was it hard to follow the trail? It looked like everything was the same color. Another amazing hike! 😊
Hi Claudia, the bike ride was difficult. The trail was a little confusing. We believe because it was new. Having said that, once you get in the canyon the rock formations are incredible. Then to top it off Antelope Canyon was amazing. Thank you for joining us! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️