#ANCIENTHISTORY

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NOTE: sorry for the lower video quality. I reset my camera and it defaulted to lower settings for some reason :-/ I didn't realize my mistake until I was already back home from this trip. Thanks anyways for watching!
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I hope you enjoyed this short adventure! It means so much to me that you spent the time watching it. If you enjoyed this, please consider subscribing. I strive to bring relatively unknown, odd, unique, and special places to you each week from the American Southwest!
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NOTE: I do not claim to be an expert on anthropology, geology, or archaeology. I am just a hiker who loves to explore and see new things especially the ancient history in the American Southwest. This is what my channel is about. I hope you stick around and explore with me!
I do not give out locations to the places in my videos. I take seriously the responsibility to protect and respect these ancient places. If you do find/visit one of these locations, please visit respectfully. Do not take any artifacts or relics. Do not climb on ruins or dig or disturb the ground. I try my best to hide noticeable landmarks, mountains, and canyons in my videos.
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[@johnnorth9355]

Two things that make your chanel a must. First is your respect for what you find. Second is your drone shots which really bring the locations to life. Excellent.

[@SamSilvestro]

I agree; this would be half of what it is without the drone shots

[@1nvisible1]

*You should call Sparks Brothers and do a recovery with them. No engine or wheels, car was likely trailered out there and dumped. If it wasn't stolen that's a lot of work to get rid of recyclable steel.*

[@williamwagner5693]

Thanks again for taking me along!

[@corneliusdinkmeyer2190]

And your humor & attitude are so nice! Some influencers come across rude or phony but you come across as humble & genuine. So refreshing!

[@pandasrover]

And third. Jeff has the most wonderful personality. Just so likeable!

[@ronaldsanderson9924]

Jeff, you do a much better job of filming 🎥 than people with big crews. 👏 you don't waste any time for your viewing audience. Don't change a thing.

[@dianaparkss]

Agreed! Keep doing it your way. You’re crushing it! 🧡

[@jackori6685]

I cannot agree more Jeff. You rock!

[@TheTrekPlanner]

Thank you so much everyone! Sometimes I'm a little hard on myself when it comes to getting the right shots, audio, music, production, etc., so it's great to see these comments! 🙂

[@vera02]

@@TheTrekPlanner Keep investing in yourself, future Jeff will thank you for it!

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

I want to see Jeff using something that doesn't yet exist... As I understand it the main reason for 'no-drone-zones' is incase you lose the drone and it leaks nastiness or sets a fire, if a drone manufacturer was able to make a tethered drone... kinda like a really long selfie-stick. He could stand back from a cliff edge and send the drone down for a look into a sinkhole safety, or up a cliff, even just a quick aerial shot of a smaller area.

[@gracepeterson7483]

Please don't apologize for not having an elaborate editing crew. Your videos are done really well and you should be proud!

[@TheTrekPlanner]

Thank you, Grace! 🙂

[@YewtBoot]

Hear! Hear!

[@jimbell242]

I studied anthropology in college many years ago. I am very interested to know the origin of the petroglyphs you found, especially the untouched hand prints, pigmented designs. The white color is most likely calcium carbonate from fossilized sea creatures, as that whole area was once covered by ocean. The red color is most likely made with iron oxide (rust) from rocks bearing iron. The pristine condition these petroglyphs are in is due to the combination of their very remote location and being sheltered from the elements under a recessed overhang, which appears to provide permanent shade. You do great work! Thank you!

[@MajorJiggle89]

Found your channel two days ago and am obsessed. Absolutely fascinating, sitting in my little corner in the middle of the Scottish Highlands, seeing you find these beautiful historical places!

[@chrisjackson2345]

you will have to visit Utah some time. amazing place. thank you jeff for your amazing videos

[@robertkaiser456]

Get you a cheap chest Mount or head Mount so you can use both your hands next time you're on a trail like that... Keep up the good work! I used to live in Southwest Colorado and this is bringing back major memories of exploring out there!

[@TheTrekPlanner]

I thought I packed my head mount but it was in my other backpack, which I threw away :-/ I'm getting a new one though!

[@robertkaiser456]

My comment had to do with safety, and that's it haters and trolls, it had nothing to do with film quality or anything like that!

[@jackiemack8653]

​@@robertkaiser456😆

[@adamashe9536]

Drones really are an amazing tool, allowing you to quickly and easily check out very hard to reach spots. Awesome find by the way, thanks for sharing!

[@JTube571]

Agreed! I just got home from a 3 day off road trip through areas populated by abandoned mines and it was nice to be able to send the drone up to some that would take a good hike without even having to leave my vehicle. Plus I don't risk falling in. 😂

[@suemick8709]

10/10 Jeff. Love seeing the technology you use and watching your development as a youtuber! You are so passionate about your interest and so willing to share what you are learning. The scenery is always spectacular too!

[@xploration1437]

No such thing as 10/10. Or you have low standards.

[@BikesHikesLikes]

The petroglyphs depict 3-4 different humanoid figures. Wow. So cool.

[@TheTrekPlanner]

Thank you so much! It's been an exciting (and intimidating) journey the last year, but I have LOVED it and am VERY appreciative of all of you!

[@YsabetJustYsabet]

I was describing your channel to some friends last night, the places you go and how careful you are of the soil cultures and the glyphs and artifacts; you do a fantastic job, and your interest in what you do is so very genuine. Just be careful, okay? I keep expecting to have your next video to start out "Well, I didn't expect to narrate today's vid from a hospital bed, but here we are..."

[@TheTrekPlanner]

I really appreciate your concern for my safety but I did have a good laugh at the last part. Thank you!

[@barryhitchcock4491]

Mr. Trek Planner, thanks for the videos of the travels you make. I am 76 yrs. old and can no longer make these treks on my own anymore so your undertakings an behalf of all the seniors who wish they could, well, I just want to say THKS. Keep up the good work, and try to slow down so I can make out the background pics and geo. qualities. bye.

[@TheTrekPlanner]

Thank you for watching, Barry! I will try and remember to slow down the shots.

[@jackiejustice7633]

Don’t put yourself down like that!! You are doing amazing work. I absolutely love your work. Keep it up. Good things are ahead for you.

[@jillfarley520]

Love your videos! They are perfect - you don't need a bunch of professionals messing them up! You make us feel that we are with you on your discoveries! Thanks for sharing your trips with us.

[@sharonstuebi8181]

Really THANK YOU. You are doing what I dreamed of before serving in Vietnam war. Kinda changed me. Thank you thank you thank you for reignighting my curiosity and physically doing it for this old lady. Love from Grandma in Peru

[@fillg]

That trail even looked steep on the video and that's impressive because the camera usually makes things look flatter

[@adamashe9536]

Yeah 700 feet of climbing over 1.4 miles is no joke.

[@Saladmama57]

I saw Comb Ridge on a map a few years ago and was instantly curious about its formation. Thank you for venturing to it and sharing your personal trek adventure. 😊 There are geologists who theorize that some sort of catastrophic event, not water erosion, created that wild and crazy landscape. The pictographs made my heart sing. ❤

[@TheTrekPlanner]

Seeing Comb Ridge in person really makes you wonder how it got to be like that! One of my favorite places!

[@toughenupfluffy7294]

Comb Ridge is a Laramide feature, uplifted gradually about 70-40 million years ago, likely caused by a flat-subducting tectonic plate out to the west (the Farallon plate). It is a monocline in a series of monoclines across the US Desert Southwest (a monocline is like a rug draped over a single step, making a bend into the earth). geology.utah.gov/map-pub/survey-notes/geosights/comb-ridge/#:~:text=Geologic%20Information%3A&text=Compressional%20forces%20during%20the%20Laramide,flank%20of%20the%20Monument%20Upwarp.

[@toughenupfluffy7294]

Google 'Geosights: Comb Ridge, San Juan County, Utah' for a brief geological explanation of how it came to exist, by the Utah Geological Survey. Although catastrophes do occur, they are usually not the most likely explanation.

[@larrybesel9423]

Your videos are first rate! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us!

[@Fridavintage]

It’s an avid hiker and pictograph enthusiast, I like the quality of your videos, it feels very authentic and RESPECTFUL and in my opinion this is the most important aspect of your videos

[@TheTrekPlanner]

Thank you for that 🙂

[@sevenirises]

Yours is my favorite channel. Finding those untouched pictographs was the gold that made it worth the trip. The scenery is breathtaking. Thank you for this.

[@Lahst]

Production quality is getting better and better. Your personality is also what makes this channel good. Just keep being you and this is gonna keep taking off.

[@katheyjberry]

Agreed!

[@imdawolfman2698]

Those last un-vandalized petroglyphs made the long, hazardous journey worthwhile! I was so worried about your bike (well, you actually), what if you (your bike actually) busted a rim? It's a long walk out if your battery had died... long pushing it, longer carrying it. So, what color are you going to paint your new Chavelle?

[@MichaelThomas-wb2xu]

I always enjoy your videos, I learn something, and get to see places I never could any other way.

[@snowmiaow]

You are a true video star. You come across well and do a great job of making the viewer feel like they came along. Thanks!

[@jamesf4405]

Looks like an older Oldsmobile. Maybe a Delta 88? .. Thanks so much for these videos. Currently, I'm living in the Midwest, so I can't explore the desert. Your videos are the next best thing and you do a great job! My wife and I were out west years ago, and we spent every single day exploring, just like you do. We didn't have Google though! 😊

[@andyruhl7739]

Sounds like a good guess to me. Quick lesson in automobile anthropology for the video author: Cars have all kinds of markings on them that will identify them, including the one on the trunk that you missed. Cool video otherwise.

[@TimAZ]

I was thinking of Cadillac, looking at the rear lights.

[@1nvisible1]

*@**5:08** on the driver C pillar (right behind rear of driver side passenger door and before rear windshield) there's a spot of burgundy paint that is likely to be original. Oldsmobile made a Delta88 that color.*

[@slol144]

I'm thinking Dodge Polara sedan, don't recall GM or FoMoCo having taillights in the bumper.

[@mybackhurts7020]

@@andyruhl7739 Soo.... what is it? Eng was still good cause they pulled it without any regard for the stuff around it

[@ununuh]

Keep being a “just me” film crew. I love your videos!

[@CricketGirrl]

Really incredible, Jeff. The best finds are the ones you dont expect. Can't wait for your next video! I've been a lot sicker lately, unable to leave bed at all or have visitors, and your channel helps transport me from the intense suffering of severe ME/CFS to places I will never be able to see again. As I fade from this life, my heart is full of the beauty of this world. You have my deepest gratitide. ❤

[@corneliusdinkmeyer2190]

I’m so sorry to hear of your illness. I hope you get to share your life adventures with someone so they can care your memory. ❤❤

[@CricketGirrl]

@@corneliusdinkmeyer2190 thank you. I'm recording them in a journal for my kids.

[@Stand.Your.Ground.]

You should keep a book of geo locations of these ancient pictographs/petroglyphs. Finding something that rare and untouched are so important to keep track of but keep the book private of course. That way you’ll always have record and someday share with your kids, etc. thanks man! I love exploring central oregon. We are truly blessed to be the types of people who appreciate these things. I would NEVER carve my name into ancient native history. Those types of people blow my mind…

[@trinidadscorpion3835]

Really enjoy your videos and your sense of humor. For the record, almost all of your discoveries have roads near them which means many people have visited and enjoyed these sire for many years. I am always envious that you get to play so often in the back country. Also, the addition of the E-bike is a good choice.

[@russelmoore4930]

Jeff, I am so glad I found your channel. My wife and I love the 4 corners area and try to make it out there as much as possible but living in Georgia means we can’t spend as much time as we would like. You get us back out there and we love it. Your respect and reverence for the places you travel is a perfect example of how to be when exploring. Thank you so very much. I hope you have an amazing New Year and we look forward to all your future adventures.

[@valerienewman4427]

thanks for taking me with you. I enjoy this so much!

[@Nova2032-]

Ooohhhh such a special find. You may be the first person to have seen them in hundreds of years. Fabulous. Thank you :-) Take Care.

[@glennalmayer6563]

I think your filming, photography and editing are perfect. This is real, and beautiful. Thanks for your posts.

[@davec.1045]

Jeff, I enjoy your videos very much. I am a geologist (retired) and have been to many places you visit. Thank you for your respect and the enjoyment you give.

[@SchoolforHackers]

Your videos just keep getting better. That road must have taken some really tremendous effort to build. I wonder why? I especially love the petroglyphs.

[@-yosaac]

Man seeing this type of surroundings is insane. I live in New Zealand and there is nothing, nothing like what you come across in our country. It’s a beautiful country but boring when it comes to the land and the history behind it. So many place around the world have seen so much life of the millions of years past on this huge rock we cal earth. Thank you for exploring these wonderful places and being so passionate about it brother. Keep doing what yah doing truly special what you can come across 😊🙏💯

[@pandasrover]

I live in Australia. Unfortunately, we can no longer explore our own country in many of the more remote parts. 50% of the Northern Territory is now unaccessible unless you're an aborigine since being handed back to them. Very annoying!

[@samurguybriyongtan146]

@@pandasrover well you missed the 250+ year window when you could go wherever the heck you wanted regardless of what the locals wanted. No one is treading on you, sweetie.

[@samurguybriyongtan146]

Wait, isn’t NZ super beautiful with tons of history from the Māori folks and the people who came after?

[@TheTrekPlanner]

Thank you so much for watching! I'll trade you for a day! You see the desert here and I'll see NZ there!

[@-yosaac]

@@samurguybriyongtan146 yeah it’s a beautiful place with very short history. No where near as vast as other civilisations so it’s kinda boring haha it’s a very young beautiful country and it’s supply in dairy and forestry products, and also tourism is pretty much it here. I’m very grateful to grow up here but would love to explore places like this gentleman does on his awesome channel. One day! Happy new years everyone have a goodie ❤️

[@OilofJoy]

You are my kids favorite explorer! They think you need a German Shepherd to follow you around and keep you safe. Thanks for keeping your channel clean. We love it just being you and your drone. We pray God bless you this year and show you the best ancient paths. God bless!

[@HavanaWoody]

Your amazing cinematic shots have motivated me to switch to viewing on my 4k , such breathtaking views and AMAZING finds narrated with a pleasant voice. I am addicted. @10:45 I imagined a story of a birth here under a shooting star. The 4th and 5th hands seem to be bound with anchor like symbol and below the figure appears to be birthing a red winged figure followed by another pair of hands :lightning unsure if that is a duck moon or a fish above the star then that red figure again below the mountain range . Thank you for sharing your adventures.

[@GamerplayerWT]

Pro tip: air down your tires on the rocky areas to aid them going over the rocks.

[@mhicaoidh1]

This! Also much lower chance of puncture.

[@DCMO60]

I absolutely love your trips. Thanks again for taking us along. I think your production quality is perfect for what you’re doing.

[@sarensusanvansborg3361]

I’m 72 handicapped and I love going with you on your video adventures!! Thanks. Granny sue.

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

The geology of this area is truly fascinating. Unbelievably uniquely beautiful. I'd never get to see this in real life. It's the next best thing. Many thanks. Happy New Year. 🎇🍻🎶🎆🥂

[@amberandrews6842]

Thank You! You do a fantastic job filming and editing. We love going on adventures with you!

[@susanatkinson7702]

It’s not poor quality at all! Love your videos and that you are being you! Be safe out there!

[@gregoryagogo]

"Just you" gives it your own unique vibe, which we love.

[@sigigelb6654]

Good job son, keep it going. Thank you very much for this awesome adventure. God bless you.⭐

[@chrisk28]

Thanks so much for posting your adventures, Jeff. I really enjoy watching them. This is exactly what I'd be doing if I had more time and energy!

[@melaniemills7255]

the heights!!!! thank you for sharing your adventures for people like me terrified of narrow paths on the mountains edge, cool petroglyphs, that giant sheep💚

[@scifieric]

You do a FINE job with your visitations and showing us what you find. I for one am very grateful to see what you find. Thank you so much for bringing us along.

[@kimblegriffith6262]

Dude, I love your channel, especially that you show the terrain and not your face the whole time. Not that you don't have just an adoring face, but as others have missed, it's about the journey as well as the destination. As someone who lives in the frozen north of Michigan, I find your area just fascinating. Although I have trekked The serpent mounds in Ohio and petroglyphs and pictograms in my area all the way to western Minnesota. I plan to visit the mounds in Cahokia Illinois. Also the mound complex in Louisiana just west of Vicksburg Mississippi. I highly recommend looking these up on Google Earth. Thanks bud, keep trekking.

[@oldtop4682]

Folks don't realize that the mounds go all the way up into Minnesota and Wisconsin. A lot of them sit low to the surrounding ground so they get missed. Cahokia is awesome (even if you have to go through East St Louis to get there lol). The desert preserves stuff better, but there are ancient remains all over the US - and use of that sweet copper that came from up by where you live!

[@jennifervance8074]

I have to agree- it is your personality- and the excitement and wonder in your voice when you find something cool that make this channel so great. It is really refreshing to see someone not posturing and being negative or mean spirited. You are doing things the right way, keep it up and can't wait for your next adventure.

[@katherinebopp2021]

I think I saw some you did not mention. One is a vertical bar with about five or six circles. One looked to me like a fulcrum for collecting water. Love hiking, The most difficult Hike we did in Missouri required a sign in and out times. I stepped on a huge round rock with moss. I fell and hurt my elbow, My daughter’s wedding was just days away, I could see myself in a sling, oh no. Thank goodness that was not necessary. Good scouts. Use the buddy system. Take care. 😊😊😊

[@BillyJ244]

You make me want to go explore the desert too. Unfortunately I am stuck in Cleveland Ohio. So I have to live vicariously through you and you tube. I enjoy your videos. I like how you respect the ruins and nature in general. Thank you for everything you do!

[@BillyJ244]

@@Thetrekplanner- Thanks bro. Happy New Year!

[@paulapridy6804]

Truly amazing trip from my couch. I remember so many hikes from my younger years. Your videos bring those back to life while I am learning new things from your efforts. Thank you so much.

[@RobynSouder-rt9jf]

Glad it is just you. That is what is giving us the feeling that we are right along with you. No fancy dancey stuff, just genuine from the heart you.

[@jimmadsen2529]

I saw another KZbin video of an individual who took his Tundra up Poseys trail. I'm sure it's driven several times every year, but what an absolute pucker factor that trail has. As I understand it used to be the main route before the highway was cut through the ridge to the south. I suspect some those petroglyphs are older than 700 years. The two smooth elements that look like human lungs have Basketmaker vibes.

[@steiner554]

Great that you added the metric measurements. Makes life a lot easier for us in the rest of the world. Gorgeous scenery by the way.

[@williebeamish5879]

Say "just me", very nice job on your videos. Just gained a new subscriber. Enjoyed this journey immensely. So different from where I live and explored in the wooded northlands.

[@mischelleaubel4112]

Wow what beautiful views thank you for sharing your adventures I just love them like your there too ❤

[@sharonstuebi8181]

Boyee thank you for another adventure. Hope you have a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year. Love and prayers from Grandma in Peru ❤❤❤😊

[@LeGaroutte]

We really enjoy your videos, sense of humor, and your non-egotistical approach to your endeavors. Thank you so much sharing these adventures with the world.

[@Anname8]

Thanks again for the great vid and additional discovery! You always pay attention to your curiosity about and instincts. Appreciate it. Happy, healthy New Year!❤

[@denniswilliams2385]

Many people enjoy your treks from the comfort of their homes and for good reason. I just wish that more of them would subscribe to your channel while doing so because you most definitely deserve it

[@777danid]

The landscape on its own is worth the ride, how touching to see the hands on the rock, thanks for sharing

[@purelightlove8888]

What fun! The back tail lights on car looks like a Nova. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🌎🌵Your Love for Exploring shines through ✨ Awesome quality for just playin’…!

[@DesertDaisy60]

“Just me”… you are wonderful! I enjoy every minute! You have a true gift, thank you for sharing it with all of us!!!♥️

[@shawnelljenkins1563]

Your "Just Me" approach makes it real and 'just perfect'. Love your adventures

[@linkylou13]

I love that is just you. Makes it so real. You can feel the vastness and quiet. You're the best

[@mypaintingchannel]

Jeff, thanks for mentioning nearby water sources. This helps answer, "Why here?"

[@victoriamaaske7420]

We are all drawn to see each western adventure to see what you find. Thanks. Your filming and editing is great. Better to keep these places unknown. Keep up the good work.

[@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm]

Love your work brother and love to see you growing so fast 🤠👍

[@karendavis7988]

Thank you, Jeff. I love your videos! They take me to places I wouldn’t be able to get to. ❤

[@HappySox81_TheOriginal]

Wowwww!! That petroglyph at the end was amazing! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@lnbjr7]

Your filming, editing and musical selections are incredible and quite top notch! I’m a picky person and can find no fault in any of your video productions! Thank you!

[@barneyash1799]

Thank you, Jeff! At the top of Posey, you showed a petroglyph of a pair of feet. I could not see much of the trail up from you E-Bike, but I guarantee there were casts of footprints- all the way up. Stone footprints litter the Four Corners area. Evidently, no one ever noticed or cared... BW

[@samurguybriyongtan146]

The feet also have vibes of human lungs, in a way. Are the toes depicted on the feet or just the outline of the foot?

[@fisch69]

I’m quite surprised to see that someone has put energy into installing those rain water culverts on such a remote and relatively unused trail/ road..

[@Wheelman1966]

Probably was well used 50+ years ago.

[@jc478]

The car is giving me 70s vibes, like a buick, at least that is the first thought when I saw it. As for your video quality, its really hard to capture the things you do, with a camera and being able to relay it on film. You capture it, and take us places many of us can never go. But watching your video's, It feels like I am there. The quality, your narration, and the points of interest, are very well done. I noticed lately a few newer youtubers, trying to do this, like you do it, but they come up short. You were meant to do this.

[@dnavid]

Buick came to my mind too, old movie prop?

[@jc478]

@@dnavid I remember the 70s, LOL. I think it was likely stolen by some kids who wanted to go out to go joy riding, and likely thought it would be fun to see it go over the cliff. It's been there a while, but I don't think since the 70s. It's possible it was stolen and stripped before it went over too. The metal is pretty degraded, and it's the last to go.

[@andrefereday196]

You are doing a great job on your videos thanks for sharing

[@samurguybriyongtan146]

So amazing that you found those pictographs! They are so beautiful!

[@pineconey]

Goodbye, hello! I wonder what someone wanted the viewer to "Mark well." Don't change anything! You're calm, respectful, knowledgeable. No noise, no garbage. And your filming and editing are great. Thank you for all of that.

[@user-gv3gw3yv2d]

Hands down, my favorite channel! Thank you kindly sir for being wonderful at what you do. I love it!

[@joannaloves5279]

I think you do a great job editing your videos! They are always enjoyable and I look forward to them each week! Keep it up, be safe, and enjoy yourself!

[@fardicus0004]

That star-shaped pictograph reminds me of a starfish. Apparently, the Ancesteral Puebloan people had access to the West Coast, as seashells and other coastal artifacts have been found in pithouses around the Southwestern area. I'd be curious if there is any connection here!

[@annieshobbies]

Also the whale next to it.

[@pauldickman4379]

I think the seashells were more from decorations than as discarded food waste. But yeah they clearly knew what a starfish was. I wonder if they just followed the rivers all the way down to the ocean.

[@mhicaoidh1]

Shells were probably obtained through trade with other tribes rather than actual travel to the ocean beaches. More than likely, the pictograph represents an actual star, or possibly a comet (combined with the bird next to it ... "a star flying through the sky").

[@fennynough6962]

@@mhicaoidh1 Yes, yet don't forget that there was an inland Sea here Millions of years ago, that left Shells all throughout the Rockies!

[@mhicaoidh1]

@@fennynough6962 yes, that's very true. I'd considered that, but the ancestral pueblo don't seem to be heavy excavators ... as compared to the number or ornamental shells that have been discovered. Plus, I would expect inland sea left overs to be fossilized which the ornamental findings are not.

[@SensiProductionzBlindDogVideos]

Bring a jackery290 with you next time. It can fully recharge your ebike while your exploring. I do it with my himiway all the time, it lets me get double the distance.

[@van_antwerpen]

Whoaaa the petroglyphs at the end made it so worth it! That’s some of the coolest ones yet! 👏👏👏

[@Bossladyone2]

Just Me is bringing videos of ancient ruins, petroglyphs, pictographs, pot shards, and stunning scenery, and more into our homes for us to enjoy, also. Thank you for taking us along with you. 🦅

[@garyemerson2023]

Hey Jeff, We love your videos, video quality, creativity and spontaneity. As for the car up on the hill it looked to me like a 1980’s Oldsmobile Delta ‘88 or something similar. Keep up the great work! ☀️ Thanks! Gary

[@jocularjason]

Hi Jeff. I’m thinking the pictograph with the anthropomorph with the red pigment might be a birthing scene. Some examples of that here in Moab. Including the famous “Birthing Rock” on Kane creek road. Excellent job as always. Even though I live closer to many of these sites than you do I still can’t get out as much as you do due to work etc. so your channel is really inspiring. Please continue to maintain the anonymity of your sites, as you’ve so expertly done. Even a big drone landscape sweep can often give lots of people clues about where you are. With such a big audience you might have to be even more careful.

[@hayleyholesgrove9919]

Am so glad I came across your channel. You are the best. I only watch your channel now and love exploring with you. You do everything with a standard of excellence and you are real. Blessi gs!

[@philthycat1408]

Keep doing what you do, exactly how you are please. There’s a certain feel to your adventures and thanks for that. Happy New year when it comes and all the best for the future 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Rallybear]

There are nothing wrong with your videos, I find them really informative and interesting to watch. Cheers from Norway 🇳🇴😊

[@yellowdog762jb]

Great video, looks like a fun trip! IMO, your production quality is excellent. Don't change anything!

[@maryyoung8306]

Hello from northern California! You do an amazing job of filming/editing. Thank you for sharing the beautiful scenery!

[@flannelprincess]

Do you report art or structures that look like they may be previously undiscovered to local historical societies or universities? It would be amazing if your adventures could help locate, study, and protect new sites!

[@JuniorFarquar]

Never tell the government! They will take possession and declare it theirs. It happens here when people find artifacts on their land. It's not owned by the ancients anymore. They squatted/overtook/killed for the land they ended up on, too. It's for us now.

[@houseofsolomon2440]

That untouched pictograph panel at the end was amazing! Very encouraging that is was in an undisturbed state. Thank you for bringing us with you ☆

[@sharonlee3748]

I don't think your videos are poor quality at all! Your filming is great and I really love your drone footage. The sky is so blue - and an amazing contrast with the cliffs. Love your very cool sunglasses too! Well done! Happy New Year from your friend in Australia, Sharon 😊🇦🇺

[@toddlaitar]

Excellent job on the footage, the story telling, music and editing. You do a great job!

[@melaniemills7255]

and those pictographs, wow. love the hand prints. and just you, make incredible videos!

[@philipcallicoat3147]

Nobody has any influence or suggestions that really matters... Just keep on keeping on..I subbed you and don't regret it... You are straight up real.. Please don't change because of a comment about how you can improve your posts...🕊️ PS, I believe that petroglyph of a star maybe the Crab Nebula formation when it went super Nova... The Chinese and the Arab scholars recorded in their literature the brightest star that you could see in the daylight... Not sure when but it was hundreds of years ago...

[@mhicaoidh1]

Crab Nebula formed (or became visible from Earth) in 1054 as noted by the Chinese. Somewhat doubtful this star shape represents that event. More likely a comet.

[@neilmartinsr4610]

Your intro was amazing. Don't apologize for anything. Your content is terrific; informative, interesting, and enjoyable. Keep doing what you're doing and don't change a thing.

[@Kens64chevelle]

You do a great job with your videos, and I think a production crew would just ruin that. Keep up the great work! I've been up that trail, but many, many years ago. Growing up around Escalante, Utah, we used to go to Posey's Lake up on the Boulder Mtn. and pronounced it PO-Z's. I've never heard anyone say it differently.

[@oldtop4682]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I always heard it the way you did. Escalante is a beautiful area btw!

[@mamazalama]

I totally enjoy your journeys! 😃I still have the thrill-seeking adventurism but am no longer young 🧙‍♀and spry enough to do it on my own.😅 Wanted you to know how much what you are doing is appreciated and how grateful we are for your courage, curiosity and respect🥲 I gaze at the petroglyphs and other ancient markings and structures and try to put myself in the place of their makers, wondering what their lives were like 🤔, so incredible and exciting! Please keep it up and please please please be careful and stay safe in all you do. We will be watching over your shoulder or from out in the skies along with your drone(s). Bon voyages, much gratitude and blessings. Thank you for your obvious respect for the places you visit, you're an awe-inspiring example of how we all need to treat these ancient discoveries and how to help preserve them for future generations. God go with you in each and every step 👌🙏

[@terryravey2248]

another GREAT video; thanks for sharing

[@melindarincon7571]

Loved the paintings that had not been disturbed. They were amazing. Thank you for all you do for us!!