The American Southwest - Zion National Park, Horseshoe Bend, Monument Valley in 4K - AdventureArchives
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Date: 2022-04-30
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G.
It's pretty extraordinary that you 4 have become friends, you all embody a sense of wonder and adventure wherever you go, and you are educated and appreciative of each locations environment and culture. Not to mention you are all excellent film makers. Thank you for sharing your journeys and talents with us. I wish you would've gone a little further south in New Mexico, to Silver City area, part of my family is from there and still lives there.
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It's pretty extraordinary that you 4 have become friends, you all embody a sense of wonder and adventure wherever you go, and you are educated and appreciative of each locations environment and culture. Not to mention you are all excellent film makers. Thank you for sharing your journeys and talents with us. I wish you would've gone a little further south in New Mexico, to Silver City area, part of my family is from there and still lives there.
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Brian
I enjoyed both the hikes you guys did in Zion. I have done part of the Angels Landing hike, then we got discouraged by a bit of thunder snow with lightning. The Narrows has always been closed because of high water, when I ave been there. Now the fire prep and fire around the 35 minute mark was very admirable. Kudos to your bushcraft skills.
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I enjoyed both the hikes you guys did in Zion. I have done part of the Angels Landing hike, then we got discouraged by a bit of thunder snow with lightning. The Narrows has always been closed because of high water, when I ave been there. Now the fire prep and fire around the 35 minute mark was very admirable. Kudos to your bushcraft skills.
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Austin
Been watching this stuff for over a year.
Bored? Turn on some AA to pass the time. You won't regret it.
It's almost like yous guys bring the viewer along for the ride. And God knows I need to de-stress, even if I can't get out in it myself.
Edit: also, thanks for upgrading to 4k cam's it really makes it all the more immersive!
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Been watching this stuff for over a year.
Bored? Turn on some AA to pass the time. You won't regret it.
It's almost like yous guys bring the viewer along for the ride. And God knows I need to de-stress, even if I can't get out in it myself.
Edit: also, thanks for upgrading to 4k cam's it really makes it all the more immersive!
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George
Loved the video and Southwest looks great! Who knew Sandstone could be so colorful!
Count me out of Angel's Landing, though. With my luck I would fall from the highest point even with those chains to hold onto. Just a big nope, but I'd love to walk in that canyon and see Horseshoe Bend someday. So different from the Midwest.
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Loved the video and Southwest looks great! Who knew Sandstone could be so colorful!
Count me out of Angel's Landing, though. With my luck I would fall from the highest point even with those chains to hold onto. Just a big nope, but I'd love to walk in that canyon and see Horseshoe Bend someday. So different from the Midwest.
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cocogomez1987
And from cloudcroft New Mexico you hike the tops of mountains covered in pine and broadleaf forests and from the trails u can see down below into the desert valleys. And you can just make out white sands in the distance. It-s almost trans dimensional being in forest staring into giant crystal dunes
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And from cloudcroft New Mexico you hike the tops of mountains covered in pine and broadleaf forests and from the trails u can see down below into the desert valleys. And you can just make out white sands in the distance. It-s almost trans dimensional being in forest staring into giant crystal dunes
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kent
hey man. love the vids. i've seen all of them. if i wasnt such a broke d%ck mother. id be a patron. altho i cant believe you made a trip like this and pretty much bypassed the rockies. maybe it was a time or financial constraint, but man i lived in the rockies and it so awesome. anyway, good stuff
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hey man. love the vids. i've seen all of them. if i wasnt such a broke d%ck mother. id be a patron. altho i cant believe you made a trip like this and pretty much bypassed the rockies. maybe it was a time or financial constraint, but man i lived in the rockies and it so awesome. anyway, good stuff
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Natacha
Hi guys, thanks for sharing your experience, I was wondering, what time of the year was it? I have never been to the US but this route is definetly an area I would love to visit and wander around. I do relate tho to some of the feelings you're expressing from my hicking in europe. Keep cool!
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Hi guys, thanks for sharing your experience, I was wondering, what time of the year was it? I have never been to the US but this route is definetly an area I would love to visit and wander around. I do relate tho to some of the feelings you're expressing from my hicking in europe. Keep cool!
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Douglas
Gentleman, even though I have watched a lot of your videos, I haven-t often commented on them. However, this one pushed me over the edge. You guys are like a breath of much-needed fresh air. I enjoy your work enormously and am very envious of your lifestyle. Keep up the great work!
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Gentleman, even though I have watched a lot of your videos, I haven-t often commented on them. However, this one pushed me over the edge. You guys are like a breath of much-needed fresh air. I enjoy your work enormously and am very envious of your lifestyle. Keep up the great work!
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david
you are so lucky in usa that you have high trails that have huge drops & that you are allowed to use them as no way in hell would that high trail be allowed in my country (UK) health & safety is far too strict here & in europe as a whole.
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you are so lucky in usa that you have high trails that have huge drops & that you are allowed to use them as no way in hell would that high trail be allowed in my country (UK) health & safety is far too strict here & in europe as a whole.
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