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Wow!! This is cool! We pass by Macon nearly every week! Rachel... great memory!! This would take me like 9 thousand takes 🤣🤦♀️. Great info and so cool to hear about the Mayans being connected! Thanks for the history lesson 👋👋 - Ashley from Adventure Encounters
Oh yeah, she's getting really good at stringing all that information together! Every now and then there's some bloopers I've been saving those to make a video one day 🤣 really awesome mystery in that area! Thanks for watching 🙂
What a fascinating history lesson. My husband has been to both Ocmulgee and Etowah mounds as a kid. We really need to take our kids. What an amazing connection that the Mayans and Creek Indians worked together. Thank you for putting this video together, your efforts will hopefully speed up the process of it becoming a national park! Will put this on our list of places to stop on our way up to Georgia this summer
So beautiful and it´s nice for hiking. Thank you for letting us know about a new National park in Georgia/Ocmulgee Mounds National Historic Park. Stay safe..
Super cool!! There was a mind building tribe up here in Indiana! Mounds State Park has one or two of them! I hope the area gets protected and preserved! Love how Rachel gets excited about history!! Good job guys!
This was fascinating. I learned a lot. I had not heard of a possible link between the Mayans and Native Americans in Georgia. This would make a lovely National Park with some cool walking trails past some historical sites. Thanks for taking us along to see the Ocmulgee Mounds!
It's definitely an awesome place to visit! Hope they actually do turning into a national park it'll be better maintained an at a lot more places to explore. Glad you enjoyed the video! If you haven't already consider subscribing we upload content like this weekly. Thanks for watching 🙂
Thanks for letting us know about this place. A nice place that helps to know the history of before getting there so you can enjoy more of what you are seeing.
We're not far from each other at all lol we knew about them but always pass by. You should go check it out it's a pretty cool place! Thanks for watching 🙂
We agree! From what we heard they are still working on making it a national park and including a lot of the land running down the river. Really hope that happens!
Guess I should confess . . . I am Richard Thornton from the premier of American Unearthed. What the History Channel didn't tell you is that I was the Architect of the Trail Of Tears Memorial in Council Oak Park, Tulsa, OK. I am a Georgia Creek . . . not just an expert on the Creeks as the film company labeled me. Really like your TH-cam Channel, by the way. @@NickandRachel
Well that's awesome! We definitely appreciate all of your research we found it very interesting! We also believe something fishy is going on like why they're holding information from the public! And trying to make it seem like there's no connection. We were just trying to shed some light on it with the video hopefully get people thinking and asking questions. Glad you enjoy the channel!
We knew it was there but never stopped glad we did finally! Awesome glad we could bring it to your attention you should definitely check it out next time you're in the area 😀Thanks for watching
This is a great park. The Trail of Tears was a dark moment in US history. Andrew Jackson's life was saved by a Native American. Thanks for showing us the mounds and filling us on on some of the history.
I love how each year new national parks get onto the list! I definitely think Georgia deserves to be on the roster. This is a great video- well put together guys! We have been up around this area and hiked the old homestead preserve just across from the mound on the other side of the main roads.
I'm all mixed up!! Macon! Wow I have never been here and we will have to check it out. This looks incredible- o honestly thought this was the mound up in helen and I half was wondering how it could be classified. This makes much more sense.
Enjoy your content so much. Really like you including the history. I live in Georgia too & I love that you cover attractions that are near by. Thank you for such a great channel.
There's one near Helen. I remember it from going there so much as a kid. Never really thought about it too much. Now I've gotta find that video you mentioned. Great video guys.
I think you're talking about the Etowah Indian mounds. The link to that video is in the description of this video. Glad you enjoyed the video! If you haven't already consider subscribing we upload content weekly. Thanks for watching 🙂
We have a few mounds around our area also. but they are on private property, a friend of mine used to have a lot of Arrowheads from it that had been left behind. 👍👍💖💖
Never heard this place. Totally a type of place we would stop. Holy cow, they found so much artifacts there!!!! Usually the train sounds ruins the vlog but it really works for your channel. Congrats on your new move. Glad you are making more cameo's in your own channel 😀 Are you watching the Mayweather v. Logal Paul fight? I was going to skip it, but my daughter and wife wants to see it so I think I'll get the PPV.
It's definitely a cool spot I've been riding by 4 years never stopped. Yeah I'm trying to make an effort and appear every now and then lol starting to get in the flow of everything now I can actually focus on being in the videos instead of just being behind the camera. No I don't think I'll be wasting anymore money on any clown fights anymore lol if someone else is playing it I might watch it. Thanks for watching 🙂
Very cool! The weather was perfect last weekend! Have you been to the Etowah Indian Mounds in Cartersville? Is this the area you were referencing? Nice footage of the area! Cheers
It was a pretty cool place to see! Yeah we were referencing the Etowah Indian mounds. Haven't been there yet but I know you mentioned it in several of your videos before we need to check out that area. Thanks!
Why is there red clay in GA? When I was in Africa, they had the same type of dirt. Rachel's excitement really adds to the video!!!! I need one of these mounds in my backyard.
I'm not sure. I've really never known anything else because I've always lived in Middle Georgia the ground is super hard here you have to get above Atlanta for you start seeing black dirt. Have you ever seen the movie Poltergeist? They lived on an Indian burial ground 🤣
Awesome! We several more here in Georgia we need to check out! It isn't a national park yet they're talking about making it so hopefully they get it passed right now it's just a National Preserve
I lived in Macon for part of my childhood. The Monument property takes in a lot of undeveoped acreage. We visited mounds deep in the forest on the floodplains of the river. Very large mounds made invisible because of the dense forests. I have noticed that our past few newly created National Parks are rather puny. The nation seems to have lost the guts to create large new Parks that encompass big territory with diverse landscapes and ecosystems. I'll take what we can get, but we need vast National Parks such as the long proposed North Woods NP.
We knew they were several more located around the area but have no idea where they're at. Couldn't agree with you more we definitely need much more land and beautiful places preserved! If they do preserve this one it will be pretty big though 56 miles along the river. Thanks for watching 🙂
I've heard all kinds of crazy stuff like that! Really enjoy history! I know they all made crystal skulls and pyramids basically the same. Thanks for watching!
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Love your videos, keep going, my friends! Thanks for sharing 👌
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Nice 1, thank u for showing such beautiful place
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Wow!! This is cool! We pass by Macon nearly every week! Rachel... great memory!! This would take me like 9 thousand takes 🤣🤦♀️. Great info and so cool to hear about the Mayans being connected! Thanks for the history lesson 👋👋
- Ashley from Adventure Encounters
Oh yeah, she's getting really good at stringing all that information together! Every now and then there's some bloopers I've been saving those to make a video one day 🤣 really awesome mystery in that area! Thanks for watching 🙂
very relaxing view sissy, nice place to visit!
Thanks for watching!
Alot of great information! Looked like a beautiful day!
Thank you we appreciate it!
Nice hike, beautiful views along the way. Enjoyed watching.
It was awesome! Thanks for watching 🙂
What a fascinating history lesson. My husband has been to both Ocmulgee and Etowah mounds as a kid. We really need to take our kids. What an amazing connection that the Mayans and Creek Indians worked together. Thank you for putting this video together, your efforts will hopefully speed up the process of it becoming a national park! Will put this on our list of places to stop on our way up to Georgia this summer
Really glad you enjoyed the video 🙂 pretty sure your kids would love it. Thanks for watching 🙂
What a cool place! I had never heard of this location. Thanks for sharing and nice video!
We've been riding by it our whole lives and never stopped by glad we did finally! Thanks for watching 🙂
So beautiful and it´s nice for hiking. Thank you for letting us know about a new National park in Georgia/Ocmulgee Mounds National Historic Park. Stay safe..
Hopefully soon it will become a National Park and preserve! Thanks for watching 😀
what a beautiful place ... and a great video ... ;-)
Thanks for watching 😀
Super cool!! There was a mind building tribe up here in Indiana! Mounds State Park has one or two of them! I hope the area gets protected and preserved! Love how Rachel gets excited about history!! Good job guys!
They all definitely deserve to be preserved! We both enjoy history they're going places like that always gets us excited! Glad you enjoyed the video!
This was fascinating. I learned a lot. I had not heard of a possible link between the Mayans and Native Americans in Georgia. This would make a lovely National Park with some cool walking trails past some historical sites. Thanks for taking us along to see the Ocmulgee Mounds!
It's definitely an awesome place to visit! Hope they actually do turning into a national park it'll be better maintained an at a lot more places to explore. Glad you enjoyed the video! If you haven't already consider subscribing we upload content like this weekly. Thanks for watching 🙂
Really cool to see the mounds! Y’all really did your research for sure. So much information. Great video!
It was a lot of information but we had fun learning about the land and its history! Thanks for watching 🙂
The research you do to prepare for your videos really shines through. There is a ton of interesting historical information in this video!
It's a lot sometimes what we enjoy doing it! Glad you appreciate it 🙂 Thanks for watching!
Great video guys! very informative 😉
Glad you enjoyed it 😊 we had a fun time filming it and learning about the area
Loved this one, amazing video!!! :)
Really glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching!
Thanks for letting us know about this place. A nice place that helps to know the history of before getting there so you can enjoy more of what you are seeing.
You're welcome 😊 we had a good time getting to learn about this place and the history surrounding the land! Thanks for watching 🙂
Beautiful historic place.
Really is beautiful glad we got to check it out! Thanks for watching 🙂
Hello from your neighbor to the north (Tennessee). The park looks like a great memorial with some good nature shots.
It is a nice park hope they do get to turn it into a preserve soon! Thanks for watching 🙂
Great video guys! This would be an awesome park!
Thank you! We have the Park does get past. That place is beautiful and definitely needs to be better taken care of. Thanks for watching!
I live right in Monroe County and never knew about the mounds. Lol 👌
We're not far from each other at all lol we knew about them but always pass by. You should go check it out it's a pretty cool place! Thanks for watching 🙂
Looks like a great place to visit 🙂
It was definitely a beautiful place full of Rich history! Thanks for watching 🙂
wonderful, thank you for all the info and details.. you did a great job
Glad you enjoyed it 😊 Thanks for watching!
Oh my gosh!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing! Bucket list!
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching 🙂
I actually think we were watching each other's video at the same time lol
Thanks for sharing your adventure!!
Thanks for watching!
Brilliant!
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Ocmulgee was really a megapolis, stretching at least 40 miles along the Ocmulgee River. That entire corridor should be included in the National Park.
We agree! From what we heard they are still working on making it a national park and including a lot of the land running down the river. Really hope that happens!
Guess I should confess . . . I am Richard Thornton from the premier of American Unearthed. What the History Channel didn't tell you is that I was the Architect of the Trail Of Tears Memorial in Council Oak Park, Tulsa, OK. I am a Georgia Creek . . . not just an expert on the Creeks as the film company labeled me. Really like your TH-cam Channel, by the way. @@NickandRachel
Well that's awesome! We definitely appreciate all of your research we found it very interesting! We also believe something fishy is going on like why they're holding information from the public! And trying to make it seem like there's no connection.
We were just trying to shed some light on it with the video hopefully get people thinking and asking questions. Glad you enjoy the channel!
Oh my goodness we’ve been to Macon so many times but never knew about this! Thank you!
We knew it was there but never stopped glad we did finally! Awesome glad we could bring it to your attention you should definitely check it out next time you're in the area 😀Thanks for watching
great video
Thank you we appreciate that! If you haven't already consider subscribing we upload content weekly 😁 Hope you have a good day!
This is a great park. The Trail of Tears was a dark moment in US history. Andrew Jackson's life was saved by a Native American. Thanks for showing us the mounds and filling us on on some of the history.
It was really cool to learn about the area! We had a good time there for sure. Thanks for watching 🙂
I love how each year new national parks get onto the list! I definitely think Georgia deserves to be on the roster. This is a great video- well put together guys! We have been up around this area and hiked the old homestead preserve just across from the mound on the other side of the main roads.
I'm all mixed up!! Macon! Wow I have never been here and we will have to check it out. This looks incredible- o honestly thought this was the mound up in helen and I half was wondering how it could be classified. This makes much more sense.
@@OurNationalAdventure yeah there's more Indian mounds up in North Georgia called the Etowah Indian mounds. Glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
Man, what an amazing archeological find! Heard about this place, but learned a lot from your fine video. Kudos for all the research you put into this!
Hopefully they turn it into a national park and preserve soon! 56 miles along the river would be awesome. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Enjoy your content so much. Really like you including the history. I live in Georgia too & I love that you cover attractions that are near by. Thank you for such a great channel.
Well thank you for the nice compliment we really appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed our content 🙂
So true my dear friend x
I’ve never been to Georgia but this places looks awesome!
It's definitely a cool place to check out! Thanks for watching 🙂
There's one near Helen. I remember it from going there so much as a kid. Never really thought about it too much. Now I've gotta find that video you mentioned. Great video guys.
I think you're talking about the Etowah Indian mounds. The link to that video is in the description of this video. Glad you enjoyed the video! If you haven't already consider subscribing we upload content weekly. Thanks for watching 🙂
We have a few mounds around our area also. but they are on private property, a friend of mine used to have a lot of Arrowheads from it that had been left behind. 👍👍💖💖
That would be awesome to find! I've always wanted to find one but still haven't yet. Thanks for watching 🙂
@@NickandRachel Where we live a few of the creeks we have, you used to find them in the adjoining streams all the time.
@@docbrown6550 I'm pretty sure if I ever went hunting for them I could probably find some we live an area where Creek Indians were everywhere.
Nice video.
Thank you we appreciate it!
Thanks, I did not know about this place.
No problem if you're ever in the area you should check it out it was really cool to see! Thanks for watching 🙂
Great video and info! Very cool site. We have a similar site in my neck of the woods, the Etowah Indians Mounds, just a couple hours north.
Oh yeah, we want to visit there pretty soon! Glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
Never heard this place. Totally a type of place we would stop. Holy cow, they found so much artifacts there!!!! Usually the train sounds ruins the vlog but it really works for your channel. Congrats on your new move. Glad you are making more cameo's in your own channel 😀 Are you watching the Mayweather v. Logal Paul fight? I was going to skip it, but my daughter and wife wants to see it so I think I'll get the PPV.
It's definitely a cool spot I've been riding by 4 years never stopped. Yeah I'm trying to make an effort and appear every now and then lol starting to get in the flow of everything now I can actually focus on being in the videos instead of just being behind the camera. No I don't think I'll be wasting anymore money on any clown fights anymore lol if someone else is playing it I might watch it. Thanks for watching 🙂
Nice job! A little audio trouble, you should get a road wireless mic, they work great and they’re fairly cheap. Good luck.
Thanks! I literally just bought a new rode mic lol I think you were just hearing wind the noise it was really windy that day. Thanks for watching!
Hey hey hey its great to see you today. So close to 5,000.keep going guys. Top quality from you as always. Great footage. Huge hugs see you soon.
Almost there! Thanks for stopping by glad you enjoyed the video!
Super interested in visiting this place. We've done the Etowah Mounds and visited the one in Franklin, NC. Great video and awesome info! Thanks!
We definitely want to see the Etowah Mounds soon! Thanks for watching we appreciate it 🙂
@@NickandRachel this is our Etowah mounds video. It was totally worth it!
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As another content creator, nice camera shots and editing!
Thank you glad you enjoyed it we appreciate the compliment! Thanks for watching 🙂
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Very cool! The weather was perfect last weekend! Have you been to the Etowah Indian Mounds in Cartersville? Is this the area you were referencing? Nice footage of the area! Cheers
It was a pretty cool place to see! Yeah we were referencing the Etowah Indian mounds. Haven't been there yet but I know you mentioned it in several of your videos before we need to check out that area. Thanks!
Why is there red clay in GA? When I was in Africa, they had the same type of dirt. Rachel's excitement really adds to the video!!!! I need one of these mounds in my backyard.
I'm not sure. I've really never known anything else because I've always lived in Middle Georgia the ground is super hard here you have to get above Atlanta for you start seeing black dirt. Have you ever seen the movie Poltergeist? They lived on an Indian burial ground 🤣
@@NickandRachel Poltergeist is a classic!!!
Oh yeah!
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We have a mounds nearby St Louis (Cahokia, IL), and it’s so interesting to see! Love that they made this a national park to preserve the history. 💕
Awesome! We several more here in Georgia we need to check out! It isn't a national park yet they're talking about making it so hopefully they get it passed right now it's just a National Preserve
I lived in Macon for part of my childhood. The Monument property takes in a lot of undeveoped acreage. We visited mounds deep in the forest on the floodplains of the river. Very large mounds made invisible because of the dense forests.
I have noticed that our past few newly created National Parks are rather puny. The nation seems to have lost the guts to create large new Parks that encompass big territory with diverse landscapes and ecosystems. I'll take what we can get, but we need vast National Parks such as the long proposed North Woods NP.
We knew they were several more located around the area but have no idea where they're at. Couldn't agree with you more we definitely need much more land and beautiful places preserved! If they do preserve this one it will be pretty big though 56 miles along the river. Thanks for watching 🙂
Good spot to hop on a train...
Yeah you could jump on like a hobo and Ride to Atlanta lol
Find any giants? 😎
We didn't see any Giants unfortunately lol Thanks for watching 🙂
@@NickandRachel we will soon, you guys keep it up history and nature my two subjects! We must know our past in order to know the future good vibes
Definitely has a lot of cool history there for sure!
There's actually a connection between the Mayans and the Egyptians as well
I've heard all kinds of crazy stuff like that! Really enjoy history! I know they all made crystal skulls and pyramids basically the same. Thanks for watching!
Waters Extensions
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Cummings Canyon
What are you referring to?
Iva Plain
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Destany Mission
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Henry Spurs
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This is so sad. They were there for 20,000 years? And forcefully removed just 200 years ago. Of course there are artifacts.
It is unfortunate.