You might not find exactly what you were looking for but youll find something interesting if you keep your eyes and mind open. Mother nature is never boring
How can you call this a letdown you got out you went for an adventure you went on a nice walk you got out of the city you got to clear your mind how can you call that a letdown come on now
@@LawnMower-hu9pw Thanks so much my friend! Really glad to hear you like them. I have a new video coming tomorrow, more geology focused. Hope you check it out!
Oh my God bro THIS IS OGHAM!! I keep going through your videos and you see it everywhere. All , every single video, has irish ogham. I promise you that is ogham. Those frequency patterns, the parallel lines, the stick figures, they are all different types of ogham script. It was the world wide church and each region had a variation of ogham. They are like sign posts people of different regions communicated on. You said they didn't have a type of script or writing, YES THEY DID YOU'RE LOOKING AT IT! 😂
At 13:00 it looks like you walked through an old hunting blind. Stacked rocks on each side with the center gone. The site was close enough to the wash for a spear or arrow shot at game.
They absolutely got to the high place by climbing. There's no evidence of a natural dam or an ancient natural reservoir here, such as natural erosional terraces. Is it so difficult to believe that people were once good at climbing rock faces? It's something that millions of people today do for fun.
You know ive been thinking about that possibility, maybe the cliff dwellers and/ or artists were escaping floods not people or animals. Would a second round of water erosion be obvious one top of previous erosion?
Hey Johnny, wish i was with Ya, what a Blessed Life. Check from 8 minutes 20 seconds to 9:20 seconds and see big jar shape bottom left also flat cubed shape room flat rock slab floor, did Ya miss it?
When you were standing in front of that monolith approximately 9 1/2 minutes in. Did you happen to notice behind it how it looks like perfect building blocks. I think it's nothing more than geology. My point is so is the Bosnian pyramid quote. I don't think it's any more remarkable than what you're standing in front of it's just geology. I've had people retort when I've made this comment saying no they've done research and then I looked it up in this research to find contrary to their research😮 I've heard there's mortar joints and then from geologists that's nothing more than geology. I like to believe in such things but I just don't think it is. Check out some of the crazy geology in Siberia there's some questionable things. Have a great day Johnny thanks for sharing🎉
hmm super interesting. Didnt see it that way when i was there but no doubt geology is mindbending and sometimes seems too good to be true. pretty incredible stuff. Thanks so much for watching my friend -Johnny
Cool stuff! It would be great if you had more footage of the geology you are talking about, instead of having the camera just on you the whole time. Not trying to be a jerk, just some constructive criticism. Thanks for sharing!
These canyons are all carved by water erosion. It is an active wash. In the arid West, that means yes this is an active river bed, whenever it rains hard enough. Except for the rift canyon in Northern New Mexico, pretty much 100% of unglaciated canyons in the West are carved by occasional, past, and future rain and storm drainage. In other words, EVERY SINGLE CANYON in the West looks like an old river bed. But that's an illusion. They are ephemeral, but not extinct drainages.
Looks incredible! Certainly will add to my overwhelmingly long list of natural attractions to see in the Southwest 😅. Really appreciate you watching! More adventures coming soon
Boy you passed up a lot of interesting formations in that canyon, lots of banded iron formations and calcite/quartz, those are clues to a wide variety of things. Hit the Geology Books ! Don't pass up the obvious....
New Mexico, Aztec civilization came from all over southwest. Love the geology of the area. Volcanos to the south and one large volcano to the north.
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You might not find exactly what you were looking for but youll find something interesting if you keep your eyes and mind open. Mother nature is never boring
How can you call this a letdown you got out you went for an adventure you went on a nice walk you got out of the city you got to clear your mind how can you call that a letdown come on now
Hey fair enough! Thanks for watching!
@@johnnyoutwest love your videos just don't want you to beat yourself up
@@LawnMower-hu9pw Thanks so much my friend! Really glad to hear you like them. I have a new video coming tomorrow, more geology focused. Hope you check it out!
Thank you for sharing your adventures ❤
Thanks so much for watching! More western adventures coming soon.
-Johnny
Not disappointing all! That was great! Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching ☺
Really well done switching from Google Earth to Drone shots!
Thanks so much for the kind words Zac! More western adventures coming soon 🌄⛰️
Awesome adventure! Thank you for sharing 😊
Thanks for the kind words!! New video coming tomorrow, hope you check it out!
Appreciate your passion! Never stop.
Thanks so much for those kind words! Hope you keep watching
-johnny
it reminds me of home!!! nice presentation!!!
Thanks for watching!!
-Johnny
noice- way way out west-new subscriber here
Yeehaw welcome to the channel!
I wish I lived near places like this 😢. Nice video!
Never too late to do it! Thanks for watching
-Johnny
No adventure is a wasted one. I, for one, wish I lived in an area like that to explore. I was shocked that there wasn't a Dollar General there! lol
Amen to that. You're absolutely right - no adventure is a wasted one. that phrase should be coined.
Oh my God bro THIS IS OGHAM!! I keep going through your videos and you see it everywhere. All , every single video, has irish ogham. I promise you that is ogham. Those frequency patterns, the parallel lines, the stick figures, they are all different types of ogham script. It was the world wide church and each region had a variation of ogham. They are like sign posts people of different regions communicated on. You said they didn't have a type of script or writing, YES THEY DID YOU'RE LOOKING AT IT! 😂
You couldn't be more incorrect. This is made by Native Americans.
@@headlessspaceman5681 except read anything by Barry Fell and Warren Dexter for a start. It's Ogam Consaine.
Awesome job!
Thanks for watching!
Sent You a clue Johnny. Check out other messages please.
At 13:00 it looks like you walked through an old hunting blind. Stacked rocks on each side with the center gone. The site was close enough to the wash for a spear or arrow shot at game.
Oh interesting, that definitely never crossed my mind. thanks for pointing that out!
I can only think about the meteor that fell Mexico, the flood, volcano that kill MINOANS, ...
Aaaah... you good guy. ❤
Cool.😎👍
Thanks Sam! More exploration videos coming soon 😁
Het johnny,imagine the canyon filled with Water,they get to the "highplace"by canoe, not climbing.💡
They absolutely got to the high place by climbing. There's no evidence of a natural dam or an ancient natural reservoir here, such as natural erosional terraces. Is it so difficult to believe that people were once good at climbing rock faces? It's something that millions of people today do for fun.
You know ive been thinking about that possibility, maybe the cliff dwellers and/ or artists were escaping floods not people or animals. Would a second round of water erosion be obvious one top of previous erosion?
Hey Johnny, wish i was with Ya, what a Blessed Life. Check from 8 minutes 20 seconds to 9:20 seconds and see big jar shape bottom left also flat cubed shape room flat rock slab floor, did Ya miss it?
Hey thanks for watching! Hmm not quite sure I am seeing what you are seeing?
It is beeg, to the right and up, included like buried in mountainside man. ;-)
@@johnnyoutwest also, imagine a clay pot or urn for a giant. Rounded shape and edges.
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When you were standing in front of that monolith approximately 9 1/2 minutes in. Did you happen to notice behind it how it looks like perfect building blocks. I think it's nothing more than geology. My point is so is the Bosnian pyramid quote. I don't think it's any more remarkable than what you're standing in front of it's just geology. I've had people retort when I've made this comment saying no they've done research and then I looked it up in this research to find contrary to their research😮 I've heard there's mortar joints and then from geologists that's nothing more than geology. I like to believe in such things but I just don't think it is. Check out some of the crazy geology in Siberia there's some questionable things. Have a great day Johnny thanks for sharing🎉
hmm super interesting. Didnt see it that way when i was there but no doubt geology is mindbending and sometimes seems too good to be true. pretty incredible stuff. Thanks so much for watching my friend
-Johnny
New eyes are required
Cool stuff! It would be great if you had more footage of the geology you are talking about, instead of having the camera just on you the whole time. Not trying to be a jerk, just some constructive criticism. Thanks for sharing!
I appreciate the feedback! Thanks for watching
Dude, you sure like keeping the camera on yourself instead of the remnants of an ancient civilization. Just sayin!
Thanks for watching buddy
Yea but his facial bone structure is part of history as well bud
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Where in Utah is this canyon located?
Nine Mile Canyon
12:11…….all the erosion looks like an old river bed.
yeah it sure does
These canyons are all carved by water erosion. It is an active wash. In the arid West, that means yes this is an active river bed, whenever it rains hard enough. Except for the rift canyon in Northern New Mexico, pretty much 100% of unglaciated canyons in the West are carved by occasional, past, and future rain and storm drainage. In other words, EVERY SINGLE CANYON in the West looks like an old river bed. But that's an illusion. They are ephemeral, but not extinct drainages.
not sure if it is your 'thing' but I highly recommend Carlsbad Caverns (more touristy than you are probably used to, but AMAZING).
love your vids
Looks incredible! Certainly will add to my overwhelmingly long list of natural attractions to see in the Southwest 😅. Really appreciate you watching! More adventures coming soon
Boy you passed up a lot of interesting formations in that canyon, lots of banded iron formations and calcite/quartz, those are clues to a wide variety of things. Hit the Geology Books ! Don't pass up the obvious....
what if globalist called it a reset?
But does it pay well?
Not sure what you mean?