Bone Altar & Prehistoric Cave Art

[@dj33036]

Have you posted this video once before?

[@Homelesanta]

Or are we experiencing Deja Vu?

[@BexCatherder]

Yes, this is the video I talked about deleting a few videos ago. I edited out most of the drive to the trailhead so as to not explicitly show where it is in response to several messages I received from people worried about vandalism. So sorry for the double post but these are also my home movies so I really wanted to leave it up but YT doesn't let me edit a video as I would like. :-)

[@justmona9647]

The bone altars give me the heebie-jeebies! I've seen a few and always have nightmares afterwards. I was fairly certain that I had seen this video before, but I didn't mind watching it again

[@ftkinsella]

@@Homelesanta or was it déjà view? Hahahahaha

[@joecuban8722]

@@BexCatherder I liked it ,it refreshed my mine .wish I can go all over these places .👀👀👍 poor old fart ...see you soon !!

[@judyabernathy80]

Bex, that was truly inspiring. I love the petroglyphs and those hoodoo looking mountain spirals. The history is what I LOVE. You are so good at explaining what went on. Keep up the great work!! ♥️❣️🙏🏼❣️♥️

[@t.w.fields8871]

Love me some Bex videos

[@rouxchat6033]

What an amazing experience. Thank you for sharing and glad you removed clues of how to get there. 🌲❤🐶😽😽❤🌲

[@laurajphillips]

There were spirits there!

[@leeyoung1367]

You sure get around ! Thanks for sharing !

[@BeverlySapp]

Wow just wow. Yep a little creepy with the bones. You are the best story teller Bex!

[@josapolis4564]

Really enjoy your hikes and the destinations you experience....thank you for sharing 💛😊

[@joecuban8722]

Dam ! That was Fast getting back so soon !!!,👀👀💃💃💃💃😨

[@barbarafritchie2000]

Thanks for taking us along. Awesome.

[@travelwithmomola]

Wow, brave lady in beautiful place, keep going 👍

[@jimwolter9009]

Beautiful, Well worth a second look. Thanks!

[@sandracimonetti5307]

Thanks for taking me along.

[@1robertmkelly]

Thanks for updating the video to hide the location somewhat. It will help save this place from overcrowding that seems to follow every popular you tube video.

[@junemacintyre5289]

Wow this video is so breathtaking thank you so much for being so brave to go and check all this out I really appreciate this

[@laurajerome8433]

Thanks bex !

[@benzoverakers1877]

Just love your adventures, so much beauty.

[@spmak3856]

Awesome thanks

[@donnahannah1367]

Wonderful caves I could just imagine the people living in those caves

[@janedelaney7]

Very awe inspiring. Ancient sites give perspective to our own existence. Beautiful imagery...I've always been impressed by the western landscape.

[@AprilsRedeemedAndSetFree]

I grew up in Southern California and you'd see ancient things as a child who played near the coast and in the high desert ❤. So this has always interested me.

[@RVFreeDa]

Just being there alone without other’s crowding around must have felt good. Letting you contemplate all that went on before you got there. Thanks for the incredible video.

[@williamlockard8191]

I think the word you were searching for was “Washboard “ love your insightful comments, keep up your travels and keep up informing those of us who can’t quite yet.

[@ramblinsteven2554]

Once again, your music selection is spot on. 👍🏼 Gorgeous!

[@sandramorey2529]

Marvelous video! As an octogenarian full of arthritis, my hiking & backpacking days are over, but your videos and others posted here are giving me a shot at seeing the many wonderful places I was not able to go in my life & for that I thank you very much. The pictographs remind me very much of the Hawaiian Islands Petroglyphs, especially the depiction of giving birth. Thanks again.

[@billcade3325]

Great video I think you

[@DownTheRoadWeGo]

Love your video, you find the most amazing places. Thank you so much for sharing,

[@AprilsRedeemedAndSetFree]

Just stunning.

[@kandiwolfe1125]

The whole place is beautiful!! Thanks again for including us! Peace to all.....💜💙💜

[@danwoodliff7287]

Thanks for your explorations really enjoy DantheMan

[@DownTheRoadWeGo]

Love how you explain the origins of the caves.

[@patriciamartin1626]

Great video. Very beautiful and informative. Thanks for sharing your journey. Have a great weekend and safe journey.

[@michelelynn6914]

This place is amazingly beautiful! Thanks for sharing Bex

[@susiek.johnson3923]

Amazing, perhaps giving thanks for the food they gathered. Absolutely beautiful area. I liked how the crow announced your arrival at the second cave.

[@aairsick]

Yes. Another good day!

[@karenhirschkorn2360]

Were those human bones?? You are so brave!! Keep up the good videos. Love em!❤️

[@richardhouvener6423]

No, animal. The shape of the jawbones and length of the long bones (short legs) are those of plant eaters like deer or goats.

[@marccookson5409]

Another stunning video. Thank you so much.

[@me-yy9zz]

Great tour, thanks.....................

[@OldTinGrl]

I love your videos. ❤

[@SmokeyMtnRobin]

You should consider running small guided tours.

[@thizizliz]

Good decision. I'm so sorry that these things have to be hidden but we've even seen Boy Scout Leaders defacing historical treasures. It must be done. And the way you do it; showing us, telling us the value, the beauty and the wonder of these beautiful places helps a lot of us who can't travel or hike right now, to see it anyway; without damaging the place. Thank you Bex - once again, you've done us a great service.

[@margarethughes3763]

Takes you back to the cave dwellers. Scenery is wonderful. The crows were following you. Thank you for this video. Xx

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

OOOH, another one! Thanks Bex! So soon, and so welcomed.

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

Snow? It.s a re-issue.

[@BexCatherder]

This was the video I deleted! I talked a little about it a couple videos ago. So sorry for the double post and confusion. :-)

[@cathyjay2569]

Thank you for re-posting this video with your appropriate alterations. It was one of my favorites and I’ve watched it several times. I’m glad it’s back so I can watch it again every few weeks. You are the BEST!

[@13Hangfire]

Thanks for sharing Bex:)

[@tomcaldwell5750]

Another amazing video. Thank you, Bex!

[@joybird5495]

This scenery is beyond gorgeous. Love the ethereal music and spooky sound effects. Your videos are very professional. Thanks for taking us to these out-of-the-way places.

[@judithellison1638]

Thank you. This is one place I won't need to try to find now. I love exploring in the back country, in the desert, in winter when there is little danger of rattle snakes.

[@bethcollier3789]

Thank you Bex, I love your descriptions of all that you show us, examples of how you appreciate everything. Well, like the way you identified the greenery at the bottom edges of the cave .. I'm embarrassed to say I would have dismissed them as weeds, but you acknowledged the types of plants and identified their beauty as individuals. You are a remarkable woman with a huge heart. Thank you for taking the time to re-edit this video and hide the location from possible vandalism.

[@bcbconklin]

OK, good you are now packing a few supplies on your hikes!

[@soonerorlater9297]

Hi Bex (smiles & hug) Holy WoW....what an interesting place. "Thank You" so much for this wonderful adventure. GOD BLESSES ALL.

[@uncagedtravels6391]

Enjoyed watching this video again. You did a good job of re-editing. It still has all the beautiful scenery and interesting caves. Always look forward to your next adventure. Thank you for sharing.

[@Hiker_who_Sews]

I appreciate the research you do. Your videos always entertain and educate!

[@missouritravelers]

cool place

[@brucewest5415]

You have it going on Bex, always spectacular views!✌🏻🦵🏻

[@gilbertarnold8666]

Great video thank you!

[@ByGraceIGo]

I don't understand any of these people giving your videos a thumbs-down at all! Phooey on them! I enjoy every single one of them. And I love the peaceful music that you play and especially that you fade it out when you're walking. It's so nice for you to bring us to these places.

[@zacharystepp6240]

thanks for the awsum vids love u frum va

[@laurathompson5528]

Glad u didnt run into what critter left all those bones

[@tglass0000]

Thanks for reposting this! My wife and I love your videos and hope to be able to see this spot someday. Much respect for your lifestyle!

[@dm7622]

Wow very cool

[@GallandsAcrossTheLands]

Thankyou so much for this ☺️ was just in hurricane camping at Quail Creek and didn't even know about this, absolutely amazing 💕

[@ftkinsella]

Bex, do you feel that you may have been there before? Maybe a few thousand years ago, in an earlier soul development? I love what you do and where you take us. Stay blessed Bex. ❤️🇨🇦❤️ Cheers!!!

[@carolynnunes3922]

I had a déjà vu moment at the bone altar...I felt as though I had seen you before in a cave with a shelf covered with bones... Spectacular vistas! Thank you, Bex!

[@BexCatherder]

Yes, this is the video I talked about a few videos ago and that I had deleted. I edited out most of the drive to the trailhead to not show so explicitly where the trailhead was. So sorry for any confusion. :-)

[@carolynnunes3922]

Bex Cat-herder No apology needed! Places like this need to be protected from idiots, and litter bugs-and worse-

[@GrannyGusBear]

Boy that was an awesome video….don’t know where you find these place but just awesome. Keep safe.

[@catzcradle]

Thank you for remaking this beautiful video. It is truly Soul inspiring

[@joejsmith5188]

Thanks : )

[@kimberlyculbreth1108]

How is that possible, snow in June..WOW...and thanks 🙏.

[@TheHjkane]

Bex, what camera are you using, or more specifically, what camera did you use for the Grand Canyon North Rim? I've commented before, but your cinematography skills are wonderful. Thanks.

[@traceyroyer993]

Absolutely breathtaking! At 9:09 I was creeped out by the alien looking face in the bottom right that didn't really look like all the other petroglyphs. Looked like it formed naturally from weathering? But, yeah. The bones were obviously creepier. Much gratitude. Beautiful soul. Peace and Blessings. ☮️💙🕉

[@watbri1801]

👍👍👍👍

[@kathyduncan6460]

I love your videos!

[@LuckyLarry]

Washboard road....those continuous ripples....

[@GrannyGusBear]

Boy that was an awesome video….don’t know where you find these place but just awesome.

[@aleta5873]

'Washboard' road...

[@ByGraceIGo]

Have you ever been to Sego Canyon in Thompson Springs Utah? There's some really cool petroglyphs there. My daughter got to go there, but I didn't get to go to the canyon. But I saw the pictures. You would love it.

[@FruScarpia]

“Bone Altar”... that sounds like some death metal band 💀💀😜

[@charlottecoolik9872]

You give me courage to explore more as a single female...... I love Arizona but I know I'm totally considering Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, and the Dakotas.....

[@415sassyfre]

They're actually called cattle guards

[@safehiking]

you need a dog to take hiking with you rescue dog are the best nice video

[@barbveenstra8625]

Didn't you share this once before?

[@motokenzo763]

yeah seems like a re-release but worth watching a second time.

[@fatmonet]

Yeah, she said she was going to redo it at the respect of some locals that complained about her first one because of location factors. She says in her description here too, why.

[@catemitten5857]

Are some pillars hoodoos?

[@lifesprodject5265]

Would love to hang out with you such a peaceful soul you have, but if your like me a bit of a loner myself.

[@tomcollins5112]

Were those bones the remains of modern offerings?

[@ManuelMartinez-uv7ei]

I was wondering why some of the pictographs had like little horns on the people, I was looking at the Aztec codex and they had people with the same hairdo little ponytails, and some of them in another video that you had had almost like tails. I'll look into that

[@cabbking]

I wonder what kind of bones those were?

[@akchristie]

It’s a LOT creepy with the bones. 😳

[@lindagolden9892]

When you first came through that second or third gate and we had our first glimpse of the cliffside….To be perfectly blunt the opening of the cave with it’s various color tones and haphazard shape looks like a vagina hence the name “the birthing cave” along with the petroglyphs simulating such. Do you have any knowledge as to the significance of what appears to be a “bone altar cave”?

[@larryordine7542]

The inside of that camper is unfinished fiberglass? No insulation? Or I'm not seeing it correctly?

[@joanbruce4792]

I think is a furry lining 😃. Not fiberglass.

[@larryordine7542]

@@joanbruce4792 I hope so. Amazing how Bex manages with so little. I would like to crowd fund a better, taller trailer for her. An Oliver comes to mind. But the Honda wouldn't pull that. But not being able to stand up is really tough.

[@terryquarton2523]

The cave bones is mostly to thank for the animals as food to mother earth???

[@parnelpospahala7920]

Might be feeling a little creepy because a mountain lion or bobcat spent the winter there.

[@margarethughes3763]

The circle of life birthing petrograph

[@waltirvin2979]

Looking closely some bones appeared human. Not sure though I did used to have a skeleton model. Interesting caves . I would put a curse on any who defile them.

[@debrasalinas2831]

I wish she’d use a walking stick for stability & well protection

[@charlessharrardiii7086]

Why wouldn't a bone altar have bones?

[@Sketch3600]

That "birthing" cave looked a lot like a...um...birthing "cave".

[@johnnyreb8030]

Someone ate a bucket of fried chicken there

[@forreststinnett4123]

I think you need a bigger camper I don't know how tall you are but, that trailer looks very small compared to you. My opinion

[@judyabernathy80]

Forrest, She stated one time she is 6 feet. I had a Casita like hers, and my 6’ 1” friend could stretch completely out and slept well. It’s bigger inside than it appears. She seems to manage really well.

[@mundizlevicampos1232]

Sorry Hun, there not that old there only 2,000 years old 6,000 is when Adam was created 6,000 years ago!