Vasquez Rocks & Satan's Den - Desert Hiking Los Angeles 4K - AdventureArchives
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Date: 2022-04-30
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Lee
So when did you shoot this video? Just asking, because I was under the impression you where moving back to Buckeye State! I Sure is a beautiful park! Yes! I have see those rocks before. -ARENA- original Star Trek (Season 1 Episode 18) 01/19/1967. Plus of course Bonanza too! LOL! Can you camp in the park? If so can you have a fire? As for the Devil's Den, only drunken pod eaters would go in there! Sure I'm surprised that the park has not walled it up! Well as all ways, Thanks for taking US along!
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So when did you shoot this video? Just asking, because I was under the impression you where moving back to Buckeye State! I Sure is a beautiful park! Yes! I have see those rocks before. -ARENA- original Star Trek (Season 1 Episode 18) 01/19/1967. Plus of course Bonanza too! LOL! Can you camp in the park? If so can you have a fire? As for the Devil's Den, only drunken pod eaters would go in there! Sure I'm surprised that the park has not walled it up! Well as all ways, Thanks for taking US along!
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The
That place looks like a great place to hike, and after a rain, that place must come alive! and I'm with you on the vandalism, especially in places like that. We don't know what it covered up. Now it's just a disappointing pee hole. A lot of what used to be my favorite trails and rocks were vandalized. The people probably thought it was art or a statement, but it just ruined those trails for the rest of us (and I could hike other places there, but they got those places too)
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That place looks like a great place to hike, and after a rain, that place must come alive! and I'm with you on the vandalism, especially in places like that. We don't know what it covered up. Now it's just a disappointing pee hole. A lot of what used to be my favorite trails and rocks were vandalized. The people probably thought it was art or a statement, but it just ruined those trails for the rest of us (and I could hike other places there, but they got those places too)
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Smetlogik
We just got back from a South TX herping trip a few weeks back. I don't like it, but people dump all kinds of crap out in the boonies which is good for snake hunters to flip looking for snakes. It's closer to a city so I get why it happens. Out in a place like that? I don't understand people who leave trash and feel the need to -mark their territory-. Sad. Funny ending. Blazing. -
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We just got back from a South TX herping trip a few weeks back. I don't like it, but people dump all kinds of crap out in the boonies which is good for snake hunters to flip looking for snakes. It's closer to a city so I get why it happens. Out in a place like that? I don't understand people who leave trash and feel the need to -mark their territory-. Sad. Funny ending. Blazing. -
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Crazydude409
I-m a sophomore in college and none of my buddies are in to hiking like you guys. I-ve always wanted to go on a great backpacking trip and make videos like these. If you-re ever in the eastern part of the US and want to abduct a virgin hiker please feel feel to kidnap me! Hahaha love the videos boys, keep it up!
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I-m a sophomore in college and none of my buddies are in to hiking like you guys. I-ve always wanted to go on a great backpacking trip and make videos like these. If you-re ever in the eastern part of the US and want to abduct a virgin hiker please feel feel to kidnap me! Hahaha love the videos boys, keep it up!
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Scott
Thomas' solo hikes are pushing AA content into new dimensions. Not only do we enjoy the virtual walk along side of his day adventures, we love to think along with this thoughts. Wonderful inclusion of scholarship within geology, storytelling, and visual art. Another pleasant, pastoral journey.
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Thomas' solo hikes are pushing AA content into new dimensions. Not only do we enjoy the virtual walk along side of his day adventures, we love to think along with this thoughts. Wonderful inclusion of scholarship within geology, storytelling, and visual art. Another pleasant, pastoral journey.
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Bryan
I love the 'Thomas archives' as I like to call them. I personally perfer lush Appalachian trail type forested mountains but every time I watch a Thomas video I am reminded of the week I spent in Prescott Arizona and the mountain hikes I took and makes me want to go out west and do the PCT.
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I love the 'Thomas archives' as I like to call them. I personally perfer lush Appalachian trail type forested mountains but every time I watch a Thomas video I am reminded of the week I spent in Prescott Arizona and the mountain hikes I took and makes me want to go out west and do the PCT.
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esther
Beautiful hike, Thomas, with amazing rock formations and greenery. I loved the music and also how you left space for ambient sounds without music or narration. It's nice to have some sonic breathing space to appreciate the visuals in that amazing area. Thanks for a great video!
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Beautiful hike, Thomas, with amazing rock formations and greenery. I loved the music and also how you left space for ambient sounds without music or narration. It's nice to have some sonic breathing space to appreciate the visuals in that amazing area. Thanks for a great video!
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Qeylis
We, as a society, severely under-punish vandalism. By several orders if magnitude.
Tolerating this garbage is why we have this garbage. At the very least, if you put these careless individuals in prison, they won't be available to ruin our natural and historic sites.
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We, as a society, severely under-punish vandalism. By several orders if magnitude.
Tolerating this garbage is why we have this garbage. At the very least, if you put these careless individuals in prison, they won't be available to ruin our natural and historic sites.
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Chris
Place looks amazing, Apart from Satan's Den, I can see why the national park don't include it in their map, you would think they would clear that up and put a table and bench there in the shade for people to eat food and rest, apart from that, I enjoyed the video
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Place looks amazing, Apart from Satan's Den, I can see why the national park don't include it in their map, you would think they would clear that up and put a table and bench there in the shade for people to eat food and rest, apart from that, I enjoyed the video
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