Black Mesa State Park, Ok.

[@donaldbeamer3563]

I remember going to the Black Mesa in Oklahoma. Jack a long time friend of my Dads and his boys, me and my brother went to the part of the BM that was notorious for Mummies being found in Sand Caves in the surrounding area. We did find a cave. It only went back into the bluff about 40-50' nearest I could remember. There was another opening low to the ground in the back of the Cave, and even as children 12-14 years of age we would have to dig the sand to get through the opening. I stuck my hand back in through the opening and found that the floor through the opening was very wet. We did not explore any further, as our Dads told us not to be very long, since had to get back to Kansas.

[@advennature950]

Wonderful story. We did not know about the Mummies in the Sand Caves. So glad you have fond memories of the area. Thank you very much for watching

[@donaldbeamer3563]

@@advennature950 Yes, these were memories I won't forget, and let me say that I'm going by what I remember. Jack told stories of a child found buried in a cave, and was thought to be so well preserved by the arid dry climate. Not sure we were in the same area as where the Mummies were found, and I said the large opening in the sand rock with the almost perfectly rounded roof may have been about 30-40' deep with the small opening in the back of the sand cave. Everything is larger when your younger. I remember running down from the bluff after you get past the jagged rocks and my Dad was yelling don't run, slow down. LOL, we could have ruined ourselves that day. Sticking my hand back as far as I could in the smaller hole wasn't very smart either. You have no fear as a young person.

[@soonerjhtravels]

Nice one!

[@advennature950]

Appreciate it and thank you for watching.

[@Brian_yeah_that_brian_Strang]

Wow. Lots of information thank you 🎉

[@advennature950]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@FollowThomas]

Looks like a nice park and getting some nice birds there 👍

[@cubkuker]

Going to check this place out tomorrow thank you for the video I am now subscribed to your channel and look forward to more. I’m a spiritual tick-tock or/KZbinr out of Amarillo Texas so any beautiful and spiritual place like this I can get to within a reasonable day trip is awesome!

[@advennature950]

Hope you have fun, but it will most likely be busy due to Labor Day. Thank you for watching and subscribing.

[@deanahubbard1990]

So sad it has almost dried up.

[@advennature950]

Hoping they will get a decent monsoon season!

[@ricodog3652]

I’m sure you just forgot to mention it but make sure people know about the Bigfoot problem at Black Mesa.

[@imgvillasrc1608]

That's old news, one of Black Mesa's employees named Gordon Freeman handled Bigfoot himself.

[@colbruce]

Charming documentarians. if you could, please include some information about the Rocks, geology, and if Fossils can be found in the area?

[@advennature950]

We will try to include information about the geology, rocks, fossils, etc. Thank you for watching.

[@ericbaker6542]

I grew up around black mesa My wife calls me a Horne Toad😉

[@advennature950]

It's a very beautiful and interesting place. Thank you for watching.

[@EcouragingGodStories]

Enjoyed your video immensely! The Father’s Testimony: God (the Father) made Jesus to be something He wasn’t-sin―so that He can make us something we are not-righteous. Just as Jesus received our sin in an act of faith, we receive His righteousness in an act of faith. My sin took Jesus where He did not deserve to go-death and hell-so His righteousness can take me where I do not deserve to go-eternal life and heaven. (See: 2 Corinthians 5:21)