Exploring The Ancients Home Lands, with Hidden Surprises | Adventure calls to "The Unknown"
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- When exploring the sacred Southern Utah, around every turn and every road is STUNNING - to say the least. Full of history, natural wonders and mysteries. And in this episode, we'll be exploring the Ancients home lands, with some hidden surprises. As adventure calls - to the unknown, we'll also take some time and retrace an early PIONEER trail, where approx. 250 pioneers and 80 wagons, once traveled and settled.
Discovering ruins and some canyon dwellings, will hopefully be interesting to you as well. Stay tuned and join this exciting adventure on @offroad801 .
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This was very pleasant to watch, and the audio mix was perfect too.
Thank you. Greatly appreciated 🙏.
Love you and your ability, to take us to see such incredible places 💋❤
No problem. My pleasure 🙏
Hi. Your video was suggested to me to watch because I watch these types of videos, so I clicked on it and I was not disappointed. Excellent video! Great presentation, your voice is very easy to listen to and I enjoy your comments. I LOVE your zoom lens camera, that was the frosting on the top. I am disabled and old, so I am now living vicariously through people like you who share your adventure with us. When I was young, I used to tube down rivers, climb up desert boulders (lived in Tempe, Arizona - grew up in Scottsdale) and take many road trips. I am thankful I grew old in an age where I can vicariously do those things again. So I clicked subscribe and rang that notification bell.
Thank you so much. I'm glad you found us. I enjoy taking everyone along for the adventure. I love your part of Arizona. Can't wait to get back there. So I'll see you on the next adventure. 👍
that one looks like a giant eyeball be safe god bless
Yes. Looks like a dragon 🐉 😳. 👍
Wow really awesome, thanks for sharing, stay safe out there
Thank you so much 👍.
Great find!! Thank you!
You are so welcome 🙏. Thank you 😊
Okay now you're second music selection sounds much better thank you
I use a little of everything. Whatever I think fits best 👌
I can’t wait to show those places to Frank.
This place is amazing. I know Frank doesn't like the desert, but maybe he will change his mind. 🤔
Good video 😊
Thank you 👍🙂
Nice video, we’re heading down there in about 3 weeks. Lower Butler Wash is one stop. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. It's amazing here. You should have a great time. My next few videos will be in the same area. So I might give you a few more ideas 💡. Thanks for watching.
Thanks
You're so awesome 🙏.Thank you so much 👍.
@@offroad801 You're welcome C&C... it's a small amount for so much entertainment (particularly after YT get their cut!).
Hetty is saving her pennies to contribute soon too...to Herc's upkeep fund ☺️🥰
Lol - that Hetty is as thoughtful as you are 🤗
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@@h.bsfaithfulservant4136 Thank you again for all your support 🙏 ❤️ ☺️
There are many rock art and archaeological sites in that area
For sure. I have found quite a bit so far. But I know I won't be able to find them all on this trip. There is so much ancient history in this area.
Didn't realize those were for interactive discussions.....lol. Great video of the wall of rock art. When the San Juan is running high it is a fun run! Desert colors are awesome. Definitely a great place to explore. Was there water up to Hite Marina?
Lol - they're not up for discussion 😂
🤣 Yeah. Right? The kokopelli ones were cool 😎. The river looked pretty fun. Spring is definitely the best time for the desert 🏜. I haven't been down to the lake yet. So I'm not sure 🤔. Thanks for watching 👀
I enjoy the scenery but can't you pick out some better music than that?
No doubt those petroglyphs are a mind blower but what gets me is how the hell do they get them up so high they didn't have a lift or scaffolding or anything like that that we know of let's say had ropes they hooked up to the top and came down just try to think of some Indian dudes just chilling making those things 30 or 40 or 100 ft off the ground how the hell they do it That's what I always blows my mind you guys know how to hover in the air or something and they weren't the greatest artist you can see by the pictures reminds me of kindergarteners writing on paper doing drawings mind blower thanks for the video bud appreciate it.
I know in some cases. People think the water levels were a lot higher. So they would float a raft of some sort to carve them 🤔. But you made me think about something I've seen before. I'm not sure what country it is. But they have contests making human towers. Maybe that's how they did it 🤔. If they could hover 👀. Wow, that would be amazing.
Did you go to the trading post
Yes, some pretty cool stuff 😎.
What about blanding utah?
Blanding is OK, but I think I like Bluff a little bit more.
What about bears ears
Just went there yesterday in fact 👍. Amazing 👀
@@offroad801 that’s sacred grounds to us Navajos
@@wahnonahbenally5173 I can understand why. It's amazing.
Lol Curt...I thought you'd filmed a Bigfoot to the left of your left shoulder at 22:27 😲...but I reckon it was a cave or something 😊.
Great place...those petroglyphs look like their creators wanted them to last...they seemed more convincing to me, probably because of the effort it took to create them.
Yes, those settlers were made of tough stuff 👍
Hi H.B. thank you for everything. Especially showing up for us EVERY single week. Your a gem. Xoxox ❤
@@chantelsandberg801 Thanks for posting videos I want to watch every week Chantel and Curtis 👍
They're well made and entertaining, and inquisitive.
And no flashiness and daft camera work, which disrupts my enjoyment.
Hugs to you both, and stay safe and well. 🥰🤩
@@h.bsfaithfulservant4136thank you H.B. I had to look up "daft" you've really taught ME so many things ❤❤🙏 truly grateful you're here with us
@@h.bsfaithfulservant4136hugs to you too. Xoxo
What! That would be amazing to catch the big guy . I'll have to take another look 👀. Those petroglyphs were very unusual. Some new ones I've never seen before. I've always thought about how hard it would have been. 🤔 A whole different world 🌎.