Indian Mounds on Lake Jesup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Today 21st Century and FL Trailblazer met up to paddle across Lake Jesup to an Indian mound in a remote spot that is accessible by boat. After 5+ nautical miles on open water and a strong headwind we managed to arrive. the location was covered in this undergrouth and old citrus trees. We discovered a ton of pottery shards. Some amazing artifacts in excellent condition. I had some technical difficulties the filming process. Some of the footage was damaged due to catastrophic sound failure. However most was recoverable and was able to cobble together an adventure for you all.
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Wild to see the Florida Trailblazer out on the what a cool adventure!!!
We are going to get him out there a lot more.
1:13 ha! welcome aboard the Jungle Jay ride. 2:31 spoonbills? saw some down in MEX. 4:44 that's what I'm talking about. Looked like another cool adventure. I'm always looking for snakes to come on screen from the side in your vids now. lol
Haha! Alll Aboard! Yeah feel you. I easily miss those things during the edit. I'm always in such a rush to get the content out. Thanks Smet!
The alligators don't eat much thanks for the video👍
lol yeah there is a lot of irrational fear towards alligators. Most of the time they do not want anything to do with the activities of humans. Especially in groups. Thank you for watching, very much appreciated.
Looks like a fun day. Good to see Florida Trailblazer doing something a little different today! Another great video!
Yeah we are going to drag him out into the lakes and rivers again.
woooo finally 1k.. one down.. wow this one different adventure.. with the lake.. great adventure
Oh I know Woo Hoo! Thank you Senja! We have a few more on the way just like this. I haven't filmed in the canoe in a long time. Its a bit tricky. But I was able to do it.
Great looking thumbnail. I'm looking forward to watching it.
Let me know what you think when you get to watch it.
Jungle Jay Adventures Of course. i always do.
Beautiful video thanks for sharing 👍
no worries, thank you for watching.
It looked like y'all let those pottery pieces stay right where they were... I think that is super cool!!!! Been there for hundreds of years... best to let them stay there in my opinion.
Yesser, that they do, and there they will stay if everyone followed the rules. It is against the law to dig or remover artifacts from any of the mounds nationwide. We leave them where we find them.
Man that water looks so refreshing...I love being out on the boat just looking at the beauty ...wow I don't see them Spoobills around my area much I think the are so cool looking... Hmmmm orange trees!!!! What a cool find of pottery they are so pretty.. it was nice meeting Oakley so cool see y'all go out on Adventures together, bet y'all were s sore the next day not using muscles that you usually use .... ...hope y'all didn't get burnt too bad Great video!!!!!!!👍😀👍
LOL thanks Pam, We did get some sun. LOL I wasn't sore because I paddle often. Not sure about the other guys lol.
That's so cool. I enjoyed watching. Thank you!
Thank you so much I am happy you enjoyed it.
I bet that mound would be a great spot to do a survival camp. Just make a little shelter for the night at eat oranges and fish.
That would be pretty cool.
Good video. And that was a big ol' collaboration this time!
Thanks my man. We have more coming soon.
Nice job guys..looking forward to the next one..looked like a fun day
Thanks! Yeah it was a great time.
Thumbs up on your video Jungle Jay! i didn't notice the sound problem.
Thats because i put music over top of the area around the mound and utilized only imagery. The rest of the mound discovery was scrapped.
Jungle Jay Adventures You fixed that pretty well. The show must go on.
COOL trip guys 👍
Always great to see what you ALL find
Thanks for sharing
Thanks! It was a lot of fun. Hard work but great adventure is never truly easy.
Looks like a great day out hiking and exploring!
I'm heading out on Wednesday for an overnighter, as we have have a cold front (finally) coming through Florida!
It was nice. Very exposed to the sun and the white deck of the canoe give you a nice tan after about 7 hours. LOL.
Congratulations 1k sub's 👍👌
Thanks Phill, much appreciated!
it looks like that young man likes to be on camera. That is great! Probably will be a new TH-camr soon.
Yeah hes got his own channel..
@@JungleJayAdventures Oh
the link is in the description. Hes a cool kid!
Hello, new supporter here from Michael's livestream.
Nice! Thanks, I appreciate that!
added to my awesomesauce playlist and clicked the bell
Awesome!!! Love it!
Looks like you all had a good time.
We did, looking forward to the next one. Thank you so much for watching.
Awesome video Jay! That water sure looked choppy. At 6:30, what scurried down the tree behind you?
That would be a Brown Anole. A cool and very common lizard here in fl. You can see some in one of my wildlife Wednesday videos.
I want to see someone pull one of those oranges,with no break in the filming and eat it! Right there! If they're growing out there wild you can't eat them. I grew up in Fla. and my Dad and Grandfather pulled that on me once. While they were cutting swamp cabbage (Palm hearts) they had me collecting worthless oranges. BTW Swamp cabbage is or was illegal,it's an old time Floridian food and really is the heart of a cabbage palm.
I have found sweet orange trees in the past. Rare though. Most of the time they are just too sour. Turn your mouth inside out.
@@JungleJayAdventures You probably found sweet ones closer to the middle of the state.In the 60s most of them were north of Lake Okeechobee, but there were old remnants of ones just outside of Miami that were from the 20s. Thats what I meant though, if you ate a whole one of those it would make you sick!
Yeah I cant get past the first bite, cuts into your tooth enamel and would cause massive stomach pain from the acid. In a very early video I found a tree that had tiny oranges, Tangerines i find are generally sweet but this one tree had the most sour citrus I have ever tried. They were only about the size of a golf ball. But packed a huge pucker punch lol!
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hahaha! good for the upper body!
@@JungleJayAdventures Oh yes! i did that as a teenager once. i used to be really strong. You did great! i should have put up 8 arm muscle emoji's. i had no internet for 4 days. i'm glad to be back.
Oh wow! Im glad you're back!
Jungle Jay Adventures Yes, we did a race and came in seconds. it was a very short distance and i had never paddled before. it was at a vacation with young people in Sweden.
That sounds really fun.
Can you show me where that spot is?
We had a guide that day. I can't recall exactly where it is. Sorry.
You can't canoe Lake Jesup. There are too many alligators. You are going to get eaten son.
I'll take that bet! LOL
Jesup only has one s...
I get it, thanks for the catch LOL