Meteor Crater - Natural Landmark - Winslow Arizona 2019
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- Meteor Crater - Natural Landmark - Winslow Arizona 2019
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Meteor Crater - Natural Landmark - Winslow Arizona 2019
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My family and I were there 3 weeks ago. That place is amanzing. We bought T'shirts , key rings and many more things. We had good time.
Been to Winslow, AZ a few times some yrs ago, never did see that girl in a flatbed Ford. Those who remember the Eagles will get it.😀😁😂
I used to live about 30 miles south of Lodi, and yeah, I've been stuck there. 🤣🤣
I was 6 years old in 1960. My family was moving to L.A. from Oklahoma City. I remember stopping here on our way west. I believe there was a parking lot and a trail leading up to the rim of the crater... I do recall it was B.I.G. Pleasant memories.
Got flashbacks watching this. In 1995 I the chance to stop in with my then girlfriend now wife while we were under a load headed to the east coast of Georgia. I had been wanting to stop and she had wanted to stop so we did. Got there real early in the morning before things got busy. We also met a wonderful couple from England who was doing a self tour of our country. Looks like little has changed except for the "Collision" thing as I don't remember that. My wife's favorite memory there is of a coyote pimping across the land just before we got to the parking lot.
I first saw Meteor Crater on August 3, 1964. I was 12 years old. Our family kept a journal of our road trip travels. About the only thing that is the same is the Crater itself. The visitor center, large gift shop and movie theater are modern and impressive. Not there in '64. AND the admission fee for 2 adults and 3 children in 1964 was a total of $2.50. That price is not as unbelievable as it seems when you consider other prices in 1964. For example, that same day we put 13 gallons of gas in our station wagon and the total cost was $3.89. A motel that night for the 5 of us cost $14.00.
I went back in 92... amazing!!! First time seeing it was from the movie "starman"
You have taken me places around these states that I never would have seen, let alone travel there. That's why I appreciate your travels. That crater was truly breathtaking! Almost home! Thanks for the ride 😌😁
I feel the same way. I'll never make it to most of the places I've been to "traveling with Russ". It's pretty cool!
I was there years ago and was blown away by the size of the crater. It's hard enough to comprehend even when you are standing there looking at it. Of course, a camera can never catch it but you did a good job of it.
12:32 “Can you imagine when this thing hit all the dinosaurs that said ‘Hey, did you feel that?’” lol
I was there in 1985. Really want to go back after seeing this.
Amen for Russ is completing my bucket list haha except for meteor crater which I saw with my parents after graduation from BHS in Panama CZ in 1966!
I was there in 1967 as a kid on our way to Disney Land. I thought there was a sightseeing plane that had crashed and was at the bottom of the crater then. That was a few years ago. Thanks for sharing
Did the crater a couple of years ago, also stopped in Winslow AZ to get pictures of RT 66 and Eagles standing on the corner.
The dinosaurs were long gone when this meteor hit....this meteor crater is one of the newest on earth....
thanks for the video...will never be able to see in real
Is that where superman landed? Lol.
Thanx Russ,from Orem,UT.🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🔧🔧🔧🔧🔧🔧
They filmed a movie out there called Starman back in the 80s
Enjoyed the video, Russ. I've passed the I-40 turn off for the Crater many times. Now I need to stop in! Thanks again!
Been there like three times already, and i'll be back again. It stays impressive!
i was there in 1986 but didnt get to look around much. Saw the Petfried forest too
If you get time stop at the power plant in the winter and drive to the back we're the trees are on ether side of the road it is beautiful because the water is in the 70s year round the steam freezes on the trees making them form a snow tunnel and you can catch fish all year, the catfish will bite on anything literally lol and yes the fish is safe to eat because the water is just to cool the plant kinda like a Hugh radiator in your car , we would catch prepare and eat with no delay lots of fun
Dinosaurs...Hey, Did you feel that? LOL! They need a glass-floored viewing area! Visited as a kid about 50 years ago. Great vid! Thx!
Fifty years ago? Did you see it land? lol
This is incredible.
The free guided tour, which goes along the rim to the right, was great too. Different perspective and nice views of the visitor center. Good RV park with late night entrance and crater well worth visit.
Early one today Right on!!!
Not to far from Quartzite Now Safe travels Russ!
Hi Russ, greetings from the U.K. My wife and I have been lucky enough to have visited Meteor Crater twice. We based ourselves in Flagstaff the first time and Sedona the second time. We stayed at each place for a week on each visit and struck out to different places in the area each day before moving on each time to another base. Las Vegas on the first visit and Pagosa Springs in southern Colorado the second. However, e traveling we were traveling with different people each time but made sure we returned to Meteor Crater as it is such a great place. Loads of interesting items from the Apollo era and quite a lot to see and do. well worth the admission charge.
If any of you get the chance to go there, do it, it will not disappoint you.
Wow, that crater is incredibly amazing! Thanks for the great video! Greetings from central Florida. Have a terrific week! I greatly enjoy all your videos!
Me and my family visited this place when I was young.
Haven't been there ever since.
But one day i will
Thanks for taking me along with you on the 2019 RV there yet tour. I’ve really enjoyed the adventure and look forward to the next one. You have given me and the wife some great ideas for our next trip! Stay safe and I wave back every time!
Thanks for sharing this!!! It was cool.
Another great leg of your trip thank you for taking us along. Once your trip is done it would be nice if you did a live show summarizing the tour. I liked the pace and your curiosity of seeing something and turning around to see it. Using the old highway system has to be the best way to see America.
I got the same feeling when I visited Crater Lake, pics don t do justice, you have to see it.....stunning. Happy trails Russ !
Thats interesting, thanks for that Russ, each country has something special
The climax in the film Starman with Jeff Bridges.
That meteor crater was a blast!
That crater definitely needs a "zip" line from one side to the other, eh....I'm surprised Evil Knievel didn't try to jump it...haha....It would make a great high bank dirt track though....
I've been wanting to visit Meteor Crater, I have stopped in Winslow to "Stand on the Corner " 😊
I listened to this guys trip to four Corners yesterday..😊
Very interesting, said to be 50,000 years old. 560 feet deep, Privately owned as in 1903 Daniel Barringer staked a Mining claim that was signed by Theodore Roosevelt giving him 640 acres surrounding the crater. He mined from 03’- 05’ for the next 27 years thinking the meteor was below the crater. estimating it to be 100 million tons of meteorite iron ore worth a billion dollars at the time. Later on it was proved the meteor vaporized upon impact, what pieces found around the rim had fallen off before impact.
There never was a meteorite. The heat required to vaporize 300,000 TONS of iron/nickle would melt huge amounts of surrounding contact rock. How much melt glass was found at/in the crater? None. Why not?? Because there is a diatreme beneath the crater - which is empirical evidence that the explosion came from BELOW.. not from above. The diatreme was found by a team from the USGS in 1975.
It looked to be big but I am sure in person it's mind blower. Russ the spooky part is it could happen again. Enjoyed the driving part and look forward to Kingman. Take care and thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing
That was great, Russ. Thanks so much.
I’m surprised you’re returning to Quartzsite in August! Wowzer it’s warm down there! Tucson was 115 a few days ago! Yikes Safe travels...
🙋 Hello Russ! It's one thing to hear about it, but actually understand the magnitude of an impact left by a meteorite & see it for yourself is another. I've enjoyed this alot! Thank you!
Ok, I gotta go see it.
That was awesome russ and thanks
i was there also something to see .did not know about this place until i saw the sign along rt 40
Wow! What a fancy place. Visitor center built in 1961 and remodeled in 2002. Some say they have seen at night lites coming out of the crater and going off into the sky. Hee, hee. Just around the bend as they say is the Coconino National Forest with trees. Russ, thanks again for taking us along on your travels.
Great!!
Talk about luck. That meteorite landed just a few feet from the visitor center. It could have hurt/killed someone. lol
Another awesome video!
Really enjoy your commentary, you’re such a good driver it feels like I’m sitting in the comfort of my room and you’re doing all the driving.
Ha! Ha!
No stopping Russ!
Keep on trucking!
I remember when you stopped there the first time. Amazing place!
Fantastic Russ! That's on the bucket list for sure!! Take care sir!!
Thanks, Russ!
Thanks Russ.
Cool!
Been there and it was awesome! Went to Winslow and saw the flatbed ford and the eagles statue.
Wonderful video as always. Thank you .Safe travels Russ.
Excellent video sir. Preshate it!
Hi Russ, linda and I met you in Courtsite in April and went to the creator too. Yep, it's really cool to see. You did a great job filming that.
Fred & Linda from Michigan
0:53 Up ahead are the San Francisco Peaks that has the highest summit in Arizona -- Humphrey's Peak at 12,670 ft. I climbed it many times. About 30 years ago they allowed visitors to hike around the circumference. My wife, son, and I packed a lunch and made the hike. On the opposite side was an old gypsum mine. That wasn't mining equipment. They drilled for what was left of the meteorite but never found it. They did find many fragments that are magnetic. You can buy small fragments in the gift show.
Thank you Russ, always wanted to see it and this is the closest I'll get. And yes we felt it hit here in the UK :-)
Fun. Amazing. I wonder why it has turned into a lake.
Very nice 👍
I was there back Nov 1974 on my way to Calf. to my tour of Army service. It has changed a little.
It's changed a little since I was there in 1990 or so, too. 8^)
Man! 11 miles a second is 39,600 miles an hour!
I've been to Arizona several times...love the state. I've been to the meteor crater twice. What always amazes me, especially having grown up the mountains of southeast Oklahoma, is how far you can see in Arizona. At 6:08 that's the mountains north of Flagstaff. Going down I-40 heading west, you can see those mountains from 70 miles away. BTW, they were mining for iron ore. They thought that the meteor was buried in the dirt down in the bottom of the crater. They didn't know that the meteor had exploded into a gazillion pieces.
San Francisco peaks ski resort the Arizona divide highest points in Arizona, the Coconino national forest was my back yard for some time, be careful going to the top air gets very thin
Very good video
NICE JOB
This has been a real nice summer vacation. Some of the places I have been, But most of the places you have taken us to I have not been to. I really appreciate the time you have taken to show us the scenery and the done footage has been just great. I started using your amazon link as you have said every little bit helps the channel. Welcome back home.
i like your video, been travel like yu and will have a video here soon, good music
Lol you are right, it is hard to believe... the space craft helps though 🤣
Thanks for sharing....I like the music...not too loud....
I was there with my Scamp 16, January 20th this year. On my way to Quartzite. Normally my stomach is doing flip flops at edges like this, even movies of cliffs, but I felt OK here. One more thing. I stayed at Black Bart's RV Park so I could leave my Scamp & go see the Grand Canyon. On the way there while on I-40 came around a corner to see a pick up truck with it's 5th wheel detached & laying on it's side blocking the shoulder & the right lane. High winds, glad I left my RV at Bart's.
I always wanted to come here thx brother
I stayed in that RV Park and went to the crater. It’s fascinating, isn’t it?
Loved the Video ! I HAVE BEEN THERE AND ITS A BLAST TO SEE IT AGAIN . Thank You ! How many miles are on your Rides ???
Muy bien video me gusto
Well if the gave me a shovel and a wheelbarrow and said go dig me another one, I would say it will tale a while, I don't dig very fast. 8-) Happy trails.
Very much enjoyed your summer tour. Will you be doing a debrief vid of what you would do differently (van, etc.) ? Thanks for taking us along!!
yes a recap of trip and a van living video this coming week
At 9:20 or so look on the wall they are displayed a earth with a dome around it
☕️ on me ... love the videos!
Very impressive:)
I don't put humidity and Arizona together, until I googled it to discover it is currently monsoon season
Looks like the welcome center is all new since our visit years ago.
Maybe I’ll get to check it out again.
Did you stand on the corner back in Winslow??
I have never traveled I - 40 wow that is so beautiful ! Am gonna go on that interstate next time i drive to texas next may for sure glad to hear they have a elevator i cant do stairs got bad knees .. do you sell coffee mugs ? Can’t find any on you store wow what a amazing trip you took thanks for the adventure !
Every time I drive towards metro creator. There s an Area where ol store use to do business for it went out of business big Dream Catcher that's ripped off. That's where they made that one movie. Star Man...
Russ, please don't quit your humor. Did you feel that?
I can google it but would have been good if you had said when it happened .
What an interesting place. Is this the place where the hurricanes are born? Thanks for the video.
Hey Russ,
Just Perfect,
V MAN
i just find this randomly on google map xD
while searching atomic bomb crater xD ahahah never heard of this meteor creator !!!
Send the clouds to Ajo
I'm driving to California from North Carolina which is a more scenic drive I 90 or l 80 thank you in advance😊🐹
Depends on your destination...If you want to see meteor crater go through interstate 70 and drop down from Grand Junction , Colorado south into New Mexico then across to Arizona. Interstate 70 will take you right through the heart of the Rocky Mountains.......
Are you sure the apollo crew trained there? Im thinking they filmed the lunar landing there !!!
Can you imagine the noise at point of impact ? Deafening !!!
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You'd think the meteor could have hit a little closer to the campground and interstate
Freakking big xD
Hey Russ, what were you thinking when the meteor hit? Did you feel it over in Quartzsite?
yes hahaha
They were mining for pieces of the meteor.