Santee, I went there when I was a young boy. Hope to go back some day. Thank you very much. Have a blessed weekend. RIP Jennifer Gamblin. A Beautiful Lady.
Another great episode Santee! Tombstone Redemption was amazing Saturday! The organizer said that they had around 8,000 people there. Fans came from as far as Canada, England, Italy, and New Zealand to visit that fair town! I'm sorry I can't make it Sunday, but you'll have a blast!
Now I gotta listen to the Grand Canyon Suite. It is a beautiful place and I always wanted to tour the Grand Canyon in person. I'm too chicken to walk out on the West Skywalk, though!
I been to the grand canyon and maybe it's just me but it has a very surreal feel to it. Like you're looking at a painting rather than a geological formation. I also used to have this nifty shirt I got from the gift shop that is a black and white drawing of the canyon but when in the sunlight the shirt turns to color. I'm not sure if they still sell them since it's been decades since I visited but it was a pretty cool shirt.
Wow that beginning is some really good Editing. I went to the Grand canyon For the first time a few years ago. It's absolutely breathtaking. Its size is very hard to explain unless you see it in person.
I've flown over it many times, but never been there, in person...This was so interesting, enjoyable, and full of info. I love the audios and visuals, Santee. EXCELLENT, as ALWAYS. 🥳🌞🤠👏👏
I loved the opening, the Navajo name means something like "The mountain turned upside down". May Jennifer Gamblin Rest In Peace, and may God comfort her Family
yes it is spectacular place to visit we've been there twice stayed at williams and took relatives from europe on the helicopter ride just stunning the way the pilot introduces you to the canyon . He flys very low over the forest then bang all you can see below you is canyon just a spectacular introduction to the canyon. happy trails
@@ArizonaGhostriders I had forgotten this tidbit while there we ask probably 50 people if they had been on the helicopter tour and not one said they had . I hope your not one of those. your missing out if you are. Happy Trails
Morning Santee , great video as always i never been to the Grand canyon but I Took a trip to the Colorado mountains last weekend and experienced The joy of Mountain hiking for the first time 😀
Good morning Santee! A great video on a stunning part of the country! I think the term you were looking for is "topographical mapping". Always a treat to wake up on Saturday and see what you have in store for us! Stay cool and thanks again! (Also...condolences for the loss).
I visited when I was very young . The donkey ride was rough on the behind and Mom wasn't to pleased that her donkey kept trying to eat her hat . Loved this . Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤
Another informative episode. Very good but as for the ending with the remembrance for Jennifer Gamblin. Maybe a little more information about her would help. None the less I offer prayers for her family and friends.
This video sparked memories of a trip to the canyon many years back, with a (at the time) college age daughter. We pitched our tent, then walked over to the edge to take our first look. She stood there for a moment, then proclaimed "Humph .... looks just like the pictures". All I could think of was the many miles driven to get there, the heat, the high cost of getting into the park & this is the response I get ?? Hah, the joys of raising teenagers ....
Ooo thanx I asked for one on box canyons awhile back this is close enough !!! 😁😁😁 I have been doing some serious research on the superstition Mountains that place has my peaked my interest too
I first saw the canyon, and hiked down and back up, in high school, in 1981. There’s a really good book covering the tragic deaths at the Grand Canyon. You “hanging over the edge” made me think about it.
Spent two weeks there in 1987 and took the overnight mule ride to Phantom Ranch. Drove to the North Rim and stayed there as well. I have hundred of slides and chromes. Awesome does not faintly describe the Grand Canyon. Oh, I have a Kolb brothers signed book and an 1875 first ed. Major John Wesley Powell's "Exploration of the Colorado River and its Tributaries" as well.
I don’t know if I can give video idea but Maybe a video on fossils and fossil hunting in the old west could be very interesting. Otherwise keep up the great content! Greetings from Holland
I have always loved the Grand Canyon. It's magnificent vista's are absolutely breath taking. Thanks for this episode Santee. Sorry about the loss of ypur friend.
I went there once with some of my family in the 1970s and reacted pretty much the same way as Chevy Chase. I could only stare into that void for so long.
It is on my list one day to see that beautiful Canyon and hopefully I will. There's also a wonderful video which I know you know of from Walt Disney on the canyon as a real neat movie. Thank you so much for sharing have a great day.
@@ArizonaGhostriders Many years ago I stopped at the Meteor Crater. It was off season an I was about the only tourist there. As I stood there, in awe, I said to myself ( louder than intended) “ Now THAT’S a big ‘f’ing’ hole! One of the ladies working at the center was closer than I realized, lost it! She said, quietly, “ You’re, right, it IS a big ‘f’ing’ hole!”
I've been to many parts of Arizona but unfortunately never to the beautiful Grand canyon. Thank you for the laughter and for sharing the facts about the Grand canyon. This truly was a great video. 🤠
I always enjoy the videos. Nice tribute at end. My favorite story of the canyon is Brighty of the Grand Canyon. Tells the story of Brighty the Burro. Story is based on a real burro that lived in the Canyon. I read the book 40 years ago when I visited the canyon. I love to read and thought it would be a good souvenir. Absolutely loved it. Santee, maybe you could do a video about Brighty. I would love to see it. I went back and watched again. I noticed that Lr. Ives was wearing a Confederate Colonel's uniform. Had to research him. Quite interesting, he was born a Yankee but decided to leave the US Army and join the Confederate Army.. He ended up as Aide to President Jeff Davis.
I hope to visit it someday, for a few days. I had forgotten just how cheesy the special effects were in Land of the Lost! Any Sleestaks in the Grand Canyon?
The explorer's quote ("no doubt be the last to visit this profitless land") was hilarious. Most discoverers would have played to their egos with "this glorious spot I bravely ventured" and renamed it something unknowingly cringe like "the Glory Hole" or something.
Great episode. One of my favorite scenes from the John Wayne/Ford movie Fort Apache is when John Wayne and Pedro Armendarez stop by the Grand Canyon on their way to meet Cochise. Btw, Saturday Morning, a perfect time for a Land of the Lost clip. LOL
have a great week my friend 😎😎, The way you do the work gracefully - I am very proud of you. Thanks for going through the trouble and it's worth it. I’ve never witnessed such awesome editing as this one. You have the absolute power to rise above any situation or struggle and transform yourself into the strongest and most beautiful version of yourself ever. The secret to happiness is doing what you love and learning to love what you have to do to get it. Congratulations and best of luck for your promising future. Keep doing the best work. Great job, you are amazing, you are important, you are special, you are unique, and you are valuable! Never give up, go ahead, fight for your dreams, everything will get better for you, I wish you good luck. I truly love your channel. You have my full supportt.
So crazy that the grand canyon was originally underwater. You can kinda see where the ancient American waterway went there with the sea of cortez in mexico.
Great video Santee, I love these broader history lessons. Would love to see more on the lands of Arizona to dispel the idea of it being just a giant desert.
That opening. You’ve gone too far this time, Santee, you just really have! 😂😂😂 I remember seeing the Grand Canyon as a kid. It was something to behold for sure. Hopi Pokey. Seriously?! I’m done with you 😂😂😂 Great video, Santee, with all your singing pictures and everything else you do to make these videos fun! You would make a hell of a history teacher. Your videos should be mandatory in school when talking about ANYTHING to do with the Old West. Another great video, and as always, I’ll see ya on down the trail!
@@ArizonaGhostriders How could anyone MISS it? Oy vey. 🤦🏻♂️😂 That being said, it was heartfelt. You’ve made quality vids for a long time, and I’ve learned a lot from you.
fun fact: the corps of topographical engineers was once the elites of the army as they were directly responsible for fortifications, navigation routes, and lighthouses…they’re why the Corps of Engineers are responsible for so many bridges, dams, canals, railroad crossings, and flood prevention Ives might be a name that you recognize, his son worked for a while in Arizona during the transition to statehood and was heavily involved in the territorial council
Great intro Santee. One could say looks like you we're hanging by a thread till that eagle came to the rescue. Hehehehe. Been to the badlands but never the Grand canyon. Maybe one day. Stay cool Santee.🤠
Rest In Peace Jennifer . Thanks again Santee & CO . You teased me with the stories about Old Westians riding boats through th Grand Canyon . Could you Please make a video about watercraft in The Old West sometime ?
Just look at what good PR will get you. One said it was worthless, the other extoled the beauty. Still remember Adam West's add about it being America's oldest crack problem and to bring a bucket of dirt. I believe that is the way it went. I went multiple times back when the radioactive buct sat in the doorway. 🙃
besides wish family a few times frum 50's-. i rode bicycle to an fro frum Mesa, Az. South rim both frum east then west,, or vice a versa. Lunch at tour, then tried 200 miles back down hill in 12 hours. it took 20 with flats. family photo when got to do the tourist seen with wife an marcus-son. ..Buy Bike is Best...
Geologists agree that it wasn't Paul, but rather a tectonic lift and millions of years of water erosion. They also say it erodes about 1 foot every 200 years...so it continues to get deeper. Gotta love science.
Another excellent video, Santee! looked it up regarding the history of Grsnd, but judging from the desert, it might have been more or less in land mighty River one time, and the tectonic uplifted caused it shape. Regardless of this, it's one hell of a walk down to the river and back again. My regards to your loss
Santee from what does the clip starting @1:29 to @1:37 originate from? Notice also you're sporting a new chapeau of late. Condolences for your friend and her family.
I for one enjoy the pictures I've seen of the canyon, but have never been there. I would like to see it sometime. As far as it's formation over millions of years by the river, or by Paul and Babe. I personally like the Paul Bunion story better. One fairy tale is as good as another.
Well, geology isn't a fairy tale, and science tells us that. I understand there are folks who don't believe the Earth is that old. Whatever....we have the Grand Canyon.
According to the Bible, the Earth is only around 6,000 years old. Kent Hovind has 7 seminars on RUclips explaining all that. He even discusses the Grand Canyon. He says the great flood caused it
@@ArizonaGhostriders science says alot of things. And it constantly contradicts itself. Do you really think the earth was made by an explosion. Then we came from bacteria, and slowy became what we are. Our bodies, nature, and millions of other things are way to complicated and intrinsic for us to have come from bacteria from rock. God is our creator
Another awesome job, Loved it. Thank y'all again.❤
You're very welcome.
The ancient glorious canyon juxtaposed with a young and talented life gone way too soon. My condolences to all who loved her.
Thank You!!
Santee, I went there when I was a young boy. Hope to go back some day. Thank you very much. Have a blessed weekend. RIP Jennifer Gamblin. A Beautiful Lady.
Thank You!
Great video Santee,
Prayers to the family of Jennifer Gamblin. May she rest in peace in the arms of our Lord and Savior.
Thank You!
A beautiful place that everyone should see at least once.
Also R.I.P. to that brave woman.
Thank You!
Thank you for the video, very interesting. I’m also sorry for your loss
Much appreciated
Gods love and peace to Jennifer and her family
Much appreciated.
When i was 3, i called it the Grand Crayon 😂
Great video Santee.
HAH!
Another great episode Santee!
Tombstone Redemption was amazing Saturday! The organizer said that they had around 8,000 people there. Fans came from as far as Canada, England, Italy, and New Zealand to visit that fair town! I'm sorry I can't make it Sunday, but you'll have a blast!
Can't wait!
Evil Knievel brought it to a whole new level. Cheers my friend.
Yes!
Land of the Lost! Santee is bringing back classic Saturday mornings, one episode at a time!! Thanks for the visit friend!! See you next week!
Thanks for the visit
Nature's great sculpture for human beings to contemplate is masterful !
MARCO!!!
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@AdaMtheNinja76 Hi amigo
Now I gotta listen to the Grand Canyon Suite. It is a beautiful place and I always wanted to tour the Grand Canyon in person. I'm too chicken to walk out on the West Skywalk, though!
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The Grand Canyon is so beautiful.
Or should I say gorge-ous!
HA! 🤠
I been to the grand canyon and maybe it's just me but it has a very surreal feel to it. Like you're looking at a painting rather than a geological formation.
I also used to have this nifty shirt I got from the gift shop that is a black and white drawing of the canyon but when in the sunlight the shirt turns to color.
I'm not sure if they still sell them since it's been decades since I visited but it was a pretty cool shirt.
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Surreal is the best word to describe it. Its one of those places that you have to see in order to appreciate.
Wow that beginning is some really good Editing. I went to the Grand canyon For the first time a few years ago. It's absolutely breathtaking. Its size is very hard to explain unless you see it in person.
Thank you! He is so damn talented!
Thanks so much!
Thank You!
Thank you for the tribute to my mother, means a lot amigo.
You're welcome, gunslinger. She raised a great kid.
Loved the eagle picking at your head. 🦅 Great content. Maybe you can do follow on episodes about the tribes and the expeditions.
That's a plan, Sarsaparilla Jose!
Very cool intro!! Very informative video!
Glad you liked it!
No picture or video can make you understand how huge it is. It's almost like being on another planet. Try to see it in person if you can.
Yep!
The Grand Canyon is on my Bucket List! Another Geat video Santee! Prayers for your friends' family.
🤠🤠 Thank You!
I've flown over it many times, but never been there, in person...This was so interesting, enjoyable, and full of info. I love the audios and visuals, Santee. EXCELLENT, as ALWAYS. 🥳🌞🤠👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Everytime I've flown over it, its always on the other side of the plane. 😖
Thank you so much Santee. Great history lesson and love the video effects. Have a great weekend. :)
Glad you enjoyed it
Been there several times. It never fails to fascinate me with it's beauty.
Thank You!
Standing there looking at it the whole thing seems unreal like a huge painting. Everyone should experience it.
Yes
I loved the opening, the Navajo name means something like "The mountain turned upside down". May Jennifer Gamblin Rest In Peace, and may God comfort her Family
Much appreciated.
yes it is spectacular place to visit we've been there twice stayed at williams and took relatives from europe on the helicopter ride just stunning the way the pilot introduces you to the canyon . He flys very low over the forest then bang all you can see below you is canyon just a spectacular introduction to the canyon. happy trails
Thank You!
@@ArizonaGhostriders I had forgotten this tidbit while there we ask probably 50 people if they had been on the helicopter tour and not one said they had . I hope your not one of those. your missing out if you are. Happy Trails
Morning Santee , great video as always i never been to the Grand canyon but I Took a trip to the Colorado mountains last weekend and experienced The joy of Mountain hiking for the first time 😀
That's awesome
@@ArizonaGhostridersappreciate it friend 😊
Good morning Santee! A great video on a stunning part of the country! I think the term you were looking for is "topographical mapping". Always a treat to wake up on Saturday and see what you have in store for us! Stay cool and thanks again! (Also...condolences for the loss).
Thank You!
I visited when I was very young . The donkey ride was rough on the behind and Mom wasn't to pleased that her donkey kept trying to eat her hat . Loved this . Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤
Thank You!
I have only been their once and it is truly beautiful to behold.
Yes
Another informative episode. Very good but as for the ending with the remembrance for Jennifer Gamblin. Maybe a little more information about her would help. None the less I offer prayers for her family and friends.
Well, that was for her family and friends.
@@ArizonaGhostriders thank you
This is such a beautiful place Santee. This is certainly a part of the Old Western history. 👍👍👍
Couldn't agree more!
Visiting the Grand Canyon is on my bucket list. Despite having numerous relatives in the area I've never made the trip. Hopefully one day.
Thank You!
Do you mean because of having numerous relatives in the area?
@@Number6_ I've just never made the trip to visit them or the canyon. Hopefully I'll get to do both before I assume room temperature.
This video sparked memories of a trip to the canyon many years back, with a (at the time) college age daughter. We pitched our tent, then walked over to the edge to take our first look. She stood there for a moment, then proclaimed "Humph .... looks just like the pictures". All I could think of was the many miles driven to get there, the heat, the high cost of getting into the park & this is the response I get ?? Hah, the joys of raising teenagers ....
LOL!
I'd like to go there some day. It's gotta be an incredible sight😮.
It is.
Great video Santee. Nice hat tip to Land Of The Lost. Too bad you couldn't work in a Sleestack or two!
HA!
Ooo thanx I asked for one on box canyons awhile back this is close enough !!! 😁😁😁 I have been doing some serious research on the superstition Mountains that place has my peaked my interest too
You're welcome
Thanks for kicking off my Saturday morning. Your video are appreciated very much.
Stay safe out there, and take it easy man.
Much appreciated.
Can you do a episode on monsoon season in the desert?
Sure.
Thanks Santee, stay cool and have a great weekend.
Thank You!
Great video, Santee.. as a fellow 'topographer' this was interesting. My condolences for your friend. : (
Thank You!
Beautiful place. Thank you for letting us see it. Keep them coming 🤠 👍
You bet
My dad and I took a 70 mile helicopter ride through the canyon. That was one wild ride!
Thank You!
I first saw the canyon, and hiked down and back up, in high school, in 1981. There’s a really good book covering the tragic deaths at the Grand Canyon. You “hanging over the edge” made me think about it.
A lot of 'em. Nowadays selfie related.
William always looks forward to Saturday mornings to watch this with his daddy. :) Nice work, Santee!
Awesome! Thank you!
That was fairly in depth. Thanks. Best of Days to All the Ghostriders.
Long way down.
My family and I spent a week at the Grand Canyon in 2017. I do plan on returning although I’m not sure when. It is a magnificent place for sure.
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Excellent video! I am sorry for your loss. Have a great weekend!
Much appreciated.
Truly an amazing place. On my bucket list to ser
Yes
Freind is there now on vacation
Cool!
Spent two weeks there in 1987 and took the overnight mule ride to Phantom Ranch. Drove to the North Rim and stayed there as well. I have hundred of slides and chromes. Awesome does not faintly describe the Grand Canyon. Oh, I have a Kolb brothers signed book and an 1875 first ed. Major John Wesley Powell's "Exploration of the Colorado River and its Tributaries" as well.
Very cool!
I don’t know if I can give video idea but Maybe a video on fossils and fossil hunting in the old west could be very interesting. Otherwise keep up the great content! Greetings from Holland
Great request! Bedankt.
Thanks Santee.
You're welcome
Well Santee, you and Paul were successful in providing a good chuckle this morning.
Mountain man
Thank You!
I've been to both the north and south rim. Both are amazing views. Thanks Santee!!!
You bet!
The one place I want to visit before I pass this veil.
🤠 It's pretty breathtaking. You should also sweep up to Monument Valley after
I have always loved the Grand Canyon. It's magnificent vista's are absolutely breath taking. Thanks for this episode Santee. Sorry about the loss of ypur friend.
Much appreciated.
I went there once with some of my family in the 1970s and reacted pretty much the same way as Chevy Chase. I could only stare into that void for so long.
Thanks for sharing
So sorry for your loss!
Much appreciated.
It is on my list one day to see that beautiful Canyon and hopefully I will. There's also a wonderful video which I know you know of from Walt Disney on the canyon as a real neat movie. Thank you so much for sharing have a great day.
Much appreciated.
Hilarious intro and great video Santee!
Thanks a ton!
Something entertaining and a bit with an eagle. Great visuals.
Thank You!
Great video! I especially loved the opening!
Glad you enjoyed it
Condolences on her loss. Great video!
Much appreciated!
@@ArizonaGhostriders LOL, I was wondering how you were going to condense a few hundred million years …Well Done!
@@ArizonaGhostriders Many years ago I stopped at the Meteor Crater. It was off season an I was about the only tourist there. As I stood there, in awe, I said to myself ( louder than intended) “ Now THAT’S a big ‘f’ing’ hole! One of the ladies working at the center was closer than I realized, lost it! She said, quietly, “ You’re, right, it IS a big ‘f’ing’ hole!”
Great as always! Condolences to the Gamblin family and their friends.
Much appreciated!
I loved it ,great job again. Thank your
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've been to many parts of Arizona but unfortunately never to the beautiful Grand canyon. Thank you for the laughter and for sharing the facts about the Grand canyon. This truly was a great video. 🤠
Much appreciated.
I always enjoy the videos. Nice tribute at end. My favorite story of the canyon is Brighty of the Grand Canyon. Tells the story of Brighty the Burro. Story is based on a real burro that lived in the Canyon. I read the book 40 years ago when I visited the canyon. I love to read and thought it would be a good souvenir. Absolutely loved it. Santee, maybe you could do a video about Brighty. I would love to see it.
I went back and watched again. I noticed that Lr. Ives was wearing a Confederate Colonel's uniform. Had to research him. Quite interesting, he was born a Yankee but decided to leave the US Army and join the Confederate Army.. He ended up as Aide to President Jeff Davis.
Awesome story!
awesome place
Thanks for visiting
I hope to visit it someday, for a few days. I had forgotten just how cheesy the special effects were in Land of the Lost! Any Sleestaks in the Grand Canyon?
They only had three Sleestak costumes. So...only 3.
The explorer's quote ("no doubt be the last to visit this profitless land") was hilarious. Most discoverers would have played to their egos with "this glorious spot I bravely ventured" and renamed it something unknowingly cringe like "the Glory Hole" or something.
HAHA!
Great episode. One of my favorite scenes from the John Wayne/Ford movie Fort Apache is when John Wayne and Pedro Armendarez stop by the Grand Canyon on their way to meet Cochise.
Btw, Saturday Morning, a perfect time for a Land of the Lost clip. LOL
Thank You!
have a great week my friend 😎😎, The way you do the work gracefully - I am very proud of you. Thanks for going through the trouble and it's worth it. I’ve never witnessed such awesome editing as this one. You have the absolute power to rise above any situation or struggle and transform yourself into the strongest and most beautiful version of yourself ever. The secret to happiness is doing what you love and learning to love what you have to do to get it. Congratulations and best of luck for your promising future. Keep doing the best work. Great job, you are amazing, you are important, you are special, you are unique, and you are valuable! Never give up, go ahead, fight for your dreams, everything will get better for you, I wish you good luck. I truly love your channel. You have my full supportt.
Thank You!
So crazy that the grand canyon was originally underwater. You can kinda see where the ancient American waterway went there with the sea of cortez in mexico.
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Great video Santee, I love these broader history lessons. Would love to see more on the lands of Arizona to dispel the idea of it being just a giant desert.
Thank You!
That opening. You’ve gone too far this time, Santee, you just really have! 😂😂😂 I remember seeing the Grand Canyon as a kid. It was something to behold for sure.
Hopi Pokey. Seriously?! I’m done with you 😂😂😂 Great video, Santee, with all your singing pictures and everything else you do to make these videos fun!
You would make a hell of a history teacher. Your videos should be mandatory in school when talking about ANYTHING to do with the Old West.
Another great video, and as always, I’ll see ya on down the trail!
Very nice compliment, BJ. Yeah, you're the first person to recognize the Hopi Pokey. Glad someone did!
@@ArizonaGhostriders How could anyone MISS it? Oy vey. 🤦🏻♂️😂 That being said, it was heartfelt. You’ve made quality vids for a long time, and I’ve learned a lot from you.
fun fact: the corps of topographical engineers was once the elites of the army as they were directly responsible for fortifications, navigation routes, and lighthouses…they’re why the Corps of Engineers are responsible for so many bridges, dams, canals, railroad crossings, and flood prevention
Ives might be a name that you recognize, his son worked for a while in Arizona during the transition to statehood and was heavily involved in the territorial council
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@@ArizonaGhostriders hope that gave some knowledge, i spent too much time on a Burl Ives tangent after that 🤣😎
Heh. We need something like this from you for Monument Valley. Perhaps you could visit next summer?
Working on it!
NOoooo other channel will blend Land of The Lost with Thelma and Louise, and Family Vacation 😂
Great job Santi ❤
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That was really Grand!
It was deep, too.
@@ArizonaGhostriders lol. For sure!
Living in the land of the lost.
Loved that show 😂
Yep
I wonder where John Hance found the timbers to build that cabin. Did he haul them down from the rim?
If you look at other photos of his canyon you'll see the trees around it.
Great intro Santee. One could say looks like you we're hanging by a thread till that eagle came to the rescue. Hehehehe. Been to the badlands but never the Grand canyon. Maybe one day. Stay cool Santee.🤠
You got that right!
Rest In Peace Jennifer . Thanks again Santee & CO . You teased me with the stories about Old Westians riding boats through th Grand Canyon . Could you Please make a video about watercraft in The Old West sometime ?
Sure.
Thank you so much for another great show.
Do you have anything about guitars in the old west?
Musical Instruments in the Old West.
@@ArizonaGhostriders thank you
I'm sorry for the loss of your friend.
Thank You!
Good one 🤠
Thanks ✌️
Just look at what good PR will get you. One said it was worthless, the other extoled the beauty. Still remember Adam West's add about it being America's oldest crack problem and to bring a bucket of dirt. I believe that is the way it went. I went multiple times back when the radioactive buct sat in the doorway. 🙃
Hmmmm!
besides wish family a few times frum 50's-. i rode bicycle to an fro frum Mesa, Az. South rim both frum east then west,, or vice a versa. Lunch at tour, then tried 200 miles back down hill in 12 hours. it took 20 with flats. family photo when got to do the tourist seen with wife an marcus-son. ..Buy Bike is Best...
Cool!
Paul Bunyan's ax is easier to believe than millions of years of water erosion, but I understand, you deal in humor as well as history.
Geologists agree that it wasn't Paul, but rather a tectonic lift and millions of years of water erosion.
They also say it erodes about 1 foot every 200 years...so it continues to get deeper.
Gotta love science.
Can you do one on jackalopes?
PLEASE?!
Another Great Video.
Ooo lord not the elusive jackalope !! 😂😂😂
LOL!
Another excellent video, Santee! looked it up regarding the history of Grsnd, but judging from the desert, it might have been more or less in land mighty River one time, and the tectonic uplifted caused it shape. Regardless of this, it's one hell of a walk down to the river and back again. My regards to your loss
The plates created the plateau, but the Colorado River cut down through the Colorado Plateau through millions of years of erosion.
Can you do a video on sweaters in the old west like the one seen on billy the kid?
Certainly!
Santee from what does the clip starting @1:29 to @1:37 originate from? Notice also you're sporting a new chapeau of late. Condolences for your friend and her family.
Thank you. Just a work hat. The black one is pretty heavy and warm in 112 degree heat.
The movie is called "Oro"
Such a deep subject for a Saturday morning !
It's a long way to get there.
I for one enjoy the pictures I've seen of the canyon, but have never been there. I would like to see it sometime. As far as it's formation over millions of years by the river, or by Paul and Babe. I personally like the Paul Bunion story better. One fairy tale is as good as another.
Well, geology isn't a fairy tale, and science tells us that. I understand there are folks who don't believe the Earth is that old.
Whatever....we have the Grand Canyon.
Great video rapscallion Santee as usual. Sorry to hear about stunt person Jennifer Gamblin I am sure will be missed. RIP
Much appreciated. She was the wife/mother to two stuntmen.
@@ArizonaGhostriders sad again looks so young.
My baby sister saw the hawks flying below her so she just knew that she could fly. This was in 1973, she was barely 2 years old.
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According to the Bible, the Earth is only around 6,000 years old. Kent Hovind has 7 seminars on RUclips explaining all that. He even discusses the Grand Canyon. He says the great flood caused it
OK, but science says otherwise.
@@ArizonaGhostriders science says alot of things. And it constantly contradicts itself. Do you really think the earth was made by an explosion. Then we came from bacteria, and slowy became what we are. Our bodies, nature, and millions of other things are way to complicated and intrinsic for us to have come from bacteria from rock. God is our creator