I have lived off Grid between Snowflake an Holbrook for 25 years on 20 acres. Their are Anasazi sites everywhere. Even on the property.. its a magical feeling finding new sites. I have never dug into any of the sites.. because of having a mutual respect the spirits would bless us with a gift from time time. Its a wonderful life here among the ruins an canyons. Exploring the canyons with incredible petroglyphs etched on the canyon walls. Walking thru the ruin sites were the pottery shards lay untouched for thousands of years. God is Great. The wilderness settings were these places are an our home is.. remind us how Awesome our creator is an the blessings he bestows upon us are beyond words.. its unbelievably Awesome.
Fascinating to say the least! Those people had it rough and difficult life to say the least! Thank you for sharing your testimony! Blessings from the most high God Elyon Adonai
This is truly a fantastic video, loved this and the other one. It's amazing how virtually every rock overhang has a structure in it, and there is rock art everywhere, incredible! The scenery is gorgeous as well and I just love seeing these amazing ancient sites, I'm glad many of them are at least somewhat well preserved and untouched by vandals. Love the channel, I really hope you upload some more videos, it's such great content! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the video! My dad would have loved this. He'd been to this ruin many times using the easier route (in his 80s) which does not involve rope climbs.
I know its all about dramatic affect but those ruins are very easily entered from the south end, (or your left when facing them), and you had to see them from above when you hiked over to them... (not the big surprise of repelling over a cliff and seeing them for the first time.). I grew up there... 50 years of hiking that country so I do know what I'm talking about.
This is exactly the show im looking for. Very crazy area. Thank you 😃. I figure if im getting the boot from my house only about 1700 mls from Calgary too Arizona ,,, ill just walk over there
In Spanish then, Sinagua is pronounced Sen ah' wah, the G is silent, just as with Saguaro, Sah war oh, Sah wor oh, two phonetic spellings for the same sound.
You guys are just full of it, trying to make people think you didn't know of that ruin and that you need a rope to get there. Ha Ha Did you go to the other one around the corner, a little tougher.
Sedona used to be beautiful, and so was Oak Creek Canyon! However, the Sedonaites decided the entire area belonged to them, and the rest of the world could go fish! While there are some Native American artifacts in and around the settlement, tourists and greedy locals have destroyed most of the history. I hate the place, and I'm an Arizona Native!
So fascinating, them pore people sure had it rough living like that 1000 Year's ago. Mind blowing how fare man has come just in the last 200 years! Great video thank you for sharing it!
Have you been to Enkis throne out on the east side? And have you noticed the triangle that points to the mine in Jerome? The canyons carved around it are all the same width coincidentally. NNW of enchantment
When I was a child I use to dream about living in a place like this and was quite comfortable in my dreams....the thing is we never had a telly and I knew nothing about history.....I believe in reincarnation and wondered if this was a life before this..as I am now 62 I have to say I was not influenced by anyone or anything because television was only just coming into our world back then....
We live in this dimension today. The ego is merely a shell of who we are and the power we possess. There are dimensions upon dimensions upon dimensions all around us. From the future to the past.
Hebrews 9:27..... And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgement! Ecclesiastes 9:5...... For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten.
@@alonzowitt5931 😂😂😂 Now the Biblical threats begin. The only person who is able to judge me is Lord. It’s funny how you all think you are more pure, acting so far above everyone else. What gives you the right to leave Bible versus….I don’t care what you think it does not harm me, it is not my business to know.
If u ever take a trip to Europe, I hope u will post some videos about some of the ancient European ruins that can be found all over the mountain and hill sides there. There many European ruins to be walked around inside of and explored. Just about everywhere u go in Europe u can discover the ruins. There are many European ruins all over Europe.
Pretty amazing! Was so sure someone was gonna fall & break a leg. Outlaws use to hide out in some of those cliff dwellings so maybe that's why they r picked clean. W/all the thousands of visitors,hikers & resellers I'm sure this sites have been discovered over & over.
Back in the day, we used to to take anyone who wanted to go. But the team's sort of broken up, and it's been a while since I've been on one of these. Getting old I guess. Sorry.
Roger, why don't you ask the poster to mentor you in beginning your own exploratory group, always being respectful of the landscape, of course. I would imagine the poster has much to share about the methods of discovery and getting there, about cartography, and things we haven't even thought of. Likely a wealth of information, the poster might make a good mentor for you starting your own team. :)
Of course we've asked them--why would anyone think we hadn't? Much of what we know about the interpretation of petroglyphs and pictographs comes from discussions with local Native Americans.
you do know even suggesting such A thing is illegal and desicration of my ancestors homeland please do the world a favor then and you and your friends dont ever come back if you think doing such things is lol worthy
Better get real, friend! You know very well the residents at Sedona will do anything and everything to bring in more money into the area, and the rest of us don't count!
@@winonawacker9969 Actually most of us residents don't want anymore "big" money coming in. The evidence is the resistance on two huge developments trying to come in and being denied just in the past month.
I have lived off Grid between Snowflake an Holbrook for 25 years on 20 acres. Their are Anasazi sites everywhere. Even on the property.. its a magical feeling finding new sites. I have never dug into any of the sites.. because of having a mutual respect the spirits would bless us with a gift from time time. Its a wonderful life here among the ruins an canyons. Exploring the canyons with incredible petroglyphs etched on the canyon walls. Walking thru the ruin sites were the pottery shards lay untouched for thousands of years. God is Great. The wilderness settings were these places are an our home is.. remind us how Awesome our creator is an the blessings he bestows upon us are beyond words.. its unbelievably Awesome.
Right on brother🙏
Fascinating to say the least! Those people had it rough and difficult life to say the least! Thank you for sharing your testimony! Blessings from the most high God Elyon Adonai
Thank you Dave! Great climbing and video about ancient ruins near Sedona!
Awesome find. Great video.
Y'all did this the hard way.
This is truly a fantastic video, loved this and the other one. It's amazing how virtually every rock overhang has a structure in it, and there is rock art everywhere, incredible! The scenery is gorgeous as well and I just love seeing these amazing ancient sites, I'm glad many of them are at least somewhat well preserved and untouched by vandals. Love the channel, I really hope you upload some more videos, it's such great content! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the video! My dad would have loved this. He'd been to this ruin many times using the easier route (in his 80s) which does not involve rope climbs.
I know its all about dramatic affect but those ruins are very easily entered from the south end, (or your left when facing them), and you had to see them from above when you hiked over to them... (not the big surprise of repelling over a cliff and seeing them for the first time.). I grew up there... 50 years of hiking that country so I do know what I'm talking about.
I personally knew the Loy's whom that area was named for... They are long since passed away.
@@JTom-cg8vs Cornville local 🤙
It could have been easier to get to... but not near as fun!
This is exactly the show im looking for. Very crazy area. Thank you 😃. I figure if im getting the boot from my house only about 1700 mls from Calgary too Arizona ,,, ill just walk over there
Glad you liked it. New one coming soon (or at least eventually).
In Spanish then, Sinagua is pronounced Sen ah' wah, the G is silent, just as with Saguaro, Sah war oh, Sah wor oh, two phonetic spellings for the same sound.
You guys are just full of it, trying to make people think you didn't know of that ruin and that you need a rope to get there. Ha Ha Did you go to the other one around the corner, a little tougher.
Thanks a lot
Sedona used to be beautiful, and so was Oak Creek Canyon! However, the Sedonaites decided the entire area belonged to them, and the rest of the world could go fish! While there are some Native American artifacts in and around the settlement, tourists and greedy locals have destroyed most of the history. I hate the place, and I'm an Arizona Native!
So fascinating, them pore people sure had it rough living like that 1000 Year's ago. Mind blowing how fare man has come just in the last 200 years! Great video thank you for sharing it!
Absolutely fascinating would love to see more of your adventures, and a wonder how many other undiscovered places there is out there, take care Liam 😉
Been there many times, easy to get to without rappelling ....
The amazing loy canyon 🤠
Have you been to Enkis throne out on the east side? And have you noticed the triangle that points to the mine in Jerome? The canyons carved around it are all the same width coincidentally. NNW of enchantment
No, I haven't seen those. Maybe I'll take a look some day. Thanks for commenting.
When I was a child I use to dream about living in a place like this and was quite comfortable in my dreams....the thing is we never had a telly and I knew nothing about history.....I believe in reincarnation and wondered if this was a life before this..as I am now 62 I have to say I was not influenced by anyone or anything because television was only just coming into our world back then....
We live in this dimension today.
The ego is merely a shell of who we are and the power we possess. There are dimensions upon dimensions upon dimensions all around us. From the future to the past.
@@mrmtn37 lol occult philosophy.... The only hope you have is in Christ Jesus. Obey Acts 2:38
Hebrews 9:27..... And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgement!
Ecclesiastes 9:5...... For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten.
@@alonzowitt5931 😂😂😂 Now the Biblical threats begin. The only person who is able to judge me is Lord.
It’s funny how you all think you are more pure, acting so far above everyone else. What gives you the right to leave Bible versus….I don’t care what you think it does not harm me, it is not my business to know.
This feels like a lifetime ago. I'm ready to go back.
Me too. This was almost ten years ago, and I still get a chuckle every time I watch it. Good times.
Absolutely amazing find!! You guys were so calm.
If u ever take a trip to Europe, I hope u will post some videos about some of the ancient European ruins that can be found all over the mountain and hill sides there. There many European ruins to be walked around inside of and explored. Just about everywhere u go in Europe u can discover the ruins. There are many European ruins all over Europe.
Pretty amazing! Was so sure someone was gonna fall & break a leg. Outlaws use to hide out in some of those cliff dwellings so maybe that's why they r picked clean. W/all the thousands of visitors,hikers & resellers I'm sure this sites have been discovered over & over.
I'm dying of laughter haha. You pronounce it sin awa. I'm guessing you've been told that thought haha. I hope I helped friend. Also great video!
Awesome video. Very well done. I visit Sedona just about every year and I am fascinated by all the wonders it holds.
Thank you so much for sharing this. It was absolutely amazing. I’m always looking for new areas to explore.
Beautiful place to see. New friend here. See you around
Been there done that pretty cool😊
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Nice video Sedona and the beautiful landscapes around it makes it a wonderful place to live and explore.
Been to these ruins many times over. I love this area. This canyon is just full of amazing finds.
Absolutely beautiful!🌷I miss Arizona...
Fantastic video! Thank you!
It is a wonderful trip, Î so sorry I cannot be with you
wow! you guys are amazing! thanks for sharing!
wonder what that fu stood for at 4:34 above the flute player
Awesome video guys, great adventure.
You guys are graceful. What a great hobby
Wow! What an exciting adventure!
great job guys!
:Not supposed to go inside of the ruins friend.
why?????
Can you say SIN-AWA (Sinagau)
Can you SPELL it?
can I join you guys?
Back in the day, we used to to take anyone who wanted to go. But the team's sort of broken up, and it's been a while since I've been on one of these. Getting old I guess. Sorry.
Roger, why don't you ask the poster to mentor you in beginning your own exploratory group, always being respectful of the landscape, of course. I would imagine the poster has much to share about the methods of discovery and getting there, about cartography, and things we haven't even thought of. Likely a wealth of information, the poster might make a good mentor for you starting your own team. :)
thank you
Isn't picking up artifacts illegal? Do you have special privileges? Should I notify the authorities?
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Has any of these typically white unauthorities ever bother to ask an Indian person anything about these?
Of course we've asked them--why would anyone think we hadn't? Much of what we know about the interpretation of petroglyphs and pictographs comes from discussions with local Native Americans.
Pretty cool, but, my pal about 9 years ago, made all these "markings" to screw with people. He did it for the tourists...LOL
you do know even suggesting such A thing is illegal and desicration of my ancestors homeland please do the world a favor then and you and your friends dont ever come back if you think doing such things is lol worthy
Better get real, friend! You know very well the residents at Sedona will do anything and everything to bring in more money into the area, and the rest of us don't count!
@@winonawacker9969 Actually most of us residents don't want anymore "big" money coming in. The evidence is the resistance on two huge developments trying to come in and being denied just in the past month.
@@Eddiediaz23 🙄