You're my favorite vlog. I appreciate all the information from great places to go visit in my RV A lot of the other vlogs are now into maximum FaceTime minimum information about locations. Thank you.
If you like pesto, the seeds from the cones of the pinon trees can be used for that flavor. When I was a child in Arizona, I used to go with my Grandmother and Grandfather to pick the seeds.
It will take years and years! We don't want to just check off each place, we really want to explore each place and that takes time. Creating these videos and detailed blog posts also takes time.
Thanks for sharing. I’ve never been here. You raise two interesting points when are inscriptions historical and should be preserved and when are they graffiti? And changing management practices over time by the NPS. For example, when I was young there were rainbow trout in Emerald Lake in Lassen VNP. When I worked there I learned that the trout had been poisoned because they weren’t “natural” to that lake?
I think NPS is constantly learning how to best preserve the natural resources. Another example is fires in the Sierras, especially near sequoia trees. All fires used to be suppressed, but now natural fires from lightning are ok or they even make prescribed fires, because that actually promotes new growth of the sequoia trees.
The information in these videos is very well structured and very educational. By the way you can use the Seek app (by iNaturalist) to easily identify plants, trees and animals.
Can't wait for you to get to Grand Teton and Glacier.......my favorites!
What a cool Park! That path - wow. I don't think the NPS would carve the rock these days anymore either. So you were walking on an historic anomaly.
Yup, that's true, nowadays probably just rock cairns would mark the route on rocky terrain.
Awesome place! Thanks for sharing your experience
Thanks for watching!
@@AdventurousWay no problem! We really enjoy making outdoor videos as well
Awesome video thanks for taking us along, I enjoyed the hike a lot as I am not able to walk very far.
Thanks for watching, Linda!
You're my favorite vlog. I appreciate all the information from great places to go visit in my RV A lot of the other vlogs are now into maximum FaceTime minimum information about locations. Thank you.
Aww, thank you Richard! We like learning new things so we like sharing them as well. It's great to hear that you appreciate it.
If you like pesto, the seeds from the cones of the pinon trees can be used for that flavor. When I was a child in Arizona, I used to go with my Grandmother and Grandfather to pick the seeds.
Oh, that's fun to go pick stuff out in the nature! I used to go pick wild blueberries and mushrooms with my Grandfather. -Diana
Beautiful nature video. How long will it take you to visit all 419 National Monuments? Sounds like a great adventure!!!
It will take years and years! We don't want to just check off each place, we really want to explore each place and that takes time. Creating these videos and detailed blog posts also takes time.
@@AdventurousWay ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Thanks for the special personalized reply.Appreciate it.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Wow you guy are like 5 miles way from my home in Ramah
Was Zuni a real thriving place back then? It sounds like a destination that the traveler was looking forward to.
Ha! Those loud birds!
I think any place that had reliable water source in the days when travel was very slow was a thriving place.
Thanks for sharing. I’ve never been here. You raise two interesting points when are inscriptions historical and should be preserved and when are they graffiti? And changing management practices over time by the NPS. For example, when I was young there were rainbow trout in Emerald Lake in Lassen VNP. When I worked there I learned that the trout had been poisoned because they weren’t “natural” to that lake?
I think NPS is constantly learning how to best preserve the natural resources. Another example is fires in the Sierras, especially near sequoia trees. All fires used to be suppressed, but now natural fires from lightning are ok or they even make prescribed fires, because that actually promotes new growth of the sequoia trees.
For identifying plants I like to use Google lens.
Yup, I have used that. Another great app is "Arizona Wildflowers".
But you are in New Mexico 😉
The information in these videos is very well structured and very educational.
By the way you can use the Seek app (by iNaturalist) to easily identify plants, trees and animals.
Thank you dragonshivu! I have the Seek app installed as well :) Often I will try multiple apps at the same time and see if they agree :)