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[@2012escapee1]

On your trip please don't stick to the big cities.

[@PBRatLord]

Yep. Big cities in the US are rough compared to other countries' big cities. Besides, a solid 80% of what's worth seeing in the states lays outside the major cities.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

​@@PBRatLordLA is not that Bad neither is San Diego. New York is the only rough one because it's so Big.

[@PBRatLord]

@runrafarunthebestintheworld you really gonna look at skid row, the homeless epidemic, all the junkies, the trash, the terrible air quality, the traffic, the amount of urban sprawl, and the increasing cost of living and tell me LA and SD aren't that bad? From my experience having been to 40 states and 9 countries, yes, big cities in the US suck. Anything over about half a million to 3/4 million takes a nosedive in quality of life and a massive increase in 'big city problems'. Nice places to visit for a brief time to see the sights and history, but certainly not places that are healthy for the psyche long term. Compare that to when I had a place up in NorCal, watching the sunset over the Sierras, looking out over the Sacramento River, across the valley and up at Mt Shasta... Now THAT'S worth seeing in CA... NorCal is the true gem of that state

[@mike0662]

Well watch out for the homeless in California ther is actual an app in San Francisco that shows you where there is shit on the ground

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

@@mike0662 So sad and beyond gross… Parts of California have literally turned into 💩… I am a Native Californian…

[@TheCAB207]

As an American, please feel like you can always ask us if you need help or directions. We will always support you.

[@michaelschemlab]

11:20 he forgot to mention that because of the cultural significance of Antelope Canyon to the Navajo people, that you can’t go without booking a tour through a local tourist agency

[@BA-dt6tg]

The Indians gotta get their money 😂😂

[@austinverlinden2236]

As an American, i have never heard of these places as well. Added to my list of places to go.Thank you for sharing.

[@garycamara9955]

Really, damn!

[@jasonallen1968]

@@garycamara9955I second that, with a “holy shit” thrown in for good measure.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

West Coast shoreline from LA to Canada is BEAUTIFUL👍🏼

[@gumby6124]

Antelope Canyon is sandstone. It actually feels like touching sandpaper.

[@samgrafton1455]

Antelope Canyon is stunning. The walls are smooth to touch, the walkway is narrow though not tight, and the views are unlike any other.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

BRYCE CANYON IN UTAH IS GORGEOUS!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@lindaeasley5606]

My idea of paradise is the Utah National parks. ❤️ Bryce Canyon and Zion

[@Olivia-fm2gw]

Two of the 10 places are in New Mexico. The landscape, the food, the architecture, the culture of NM are worth experiencing.

[@manxkin]

Napa Valley is about 1.5 hours north of San Francisco. So although Napa is relatively close, it’s worlds apart. Beautiful place. I flew into Spokane Washington for a friend’s wedding in Moscow Idaho. Took the road through the Palouse. The Palouse is truly a uniquely beautiful place.

[@garycamara9955]

Its not that far from Frisco.

[@manxkin]

@@garycamara9955 I was estimating from SFO and traffic. I've made it up there in an hour or so.

[@TheAidanodian]

Eyyy Spokane mentioned. Too bad that place is way more dangerous than it used to be.

[@joecarcione6636]

@@garycamara9955 Yes, it is. Frisco is in Texas!

[@revan0890]

I live about 30 minutes away from The Palouse. It is very beautiful when the wheat turns golden.

[@TheAidanodian]

I’m a bit biased but if you visit the US, I’d recommend checking out the west. Washington State and Oregon in particular are amazing outside of the big cities of Portland and Seattle, and even in the cities themselves it’s not as bad as media portrays. Those 2 states have massive towering mountains, seemingly endless dense forests, long coastlines, and large desert regions.

[@jLutraveling]

I was in the Hoh rainforest it’s an incredible part of the Olympic National Park. On the drive to the entrance we saw a large herd of Elk taking a nap.

[@andreabryant9979]

8:14 Don’t take the 3 hour tour! 😂😂😂

[@cshubs]

I've been to the two in NM, White Sands and Bisti Badlands. Surreal places. Bring a lot of water and a hat. And a good camera.

[@annhalpin7997]

I'm so glad you got to see the Palouse! I lived there for 5.5 years. In the song America The Beautiful, it mentions amber waves of grain. Everyone thinks that is Kansas. Nope, it's the Palouse. Almost the only sharp angles in the landscape are man made to create roads. It's not what people think of when they think of Washington State, but it is magnificent!

[@deniseharris9320]

The Gypsum Sand Dunes don't take a long time to break down. Gypsum is water soluble, and they make drywall for your house out of it. We live 2 miles from a Gypsum mine, and we are on well water, so we have to have a sediment filter because of the amount of gypsum in our water.

[@TreyM1609]

Welcome to the Smoky Mountains. It’s a hidden paradise that a few of us can show you the backroad to. Just ask

[@stcrombie]

We visited White Dunes a couple years ago and my mind had a hard time believing we weren't surrounded by snow. A must see!

[@PBRatLord]

I've dived the Molokini Crater, it was an awesome trip! My family used to go to Maui all the time and were practically native to Lahina, it was such a beautiful and historic town, i was heartbroken over the fires there

[@eileenderheim3768]

Been diving at Molokini several times, including during a solar eclipse in the late 80s. Heartbroken at the loss of Lahaina.

[@mikeg.4211]

Maui is amazing.

[@MCReboot-MCSkyscraper-MCSouth]

Glad you like the look of Hoh rain forest, Mendenhall Ice caves, Portland Japan Garden, Molokini Ceater, Antelope Canyon, Palouse, Oneonta gorge, and the last one

[@Maewolf]

We went to palouse falls for the first time this year its amazing

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

Wine country is more north. San Francisco is more southern.

[@Burlyhawk]

The Hoh River Valley is one of my favorite places on the planet. Simply amazing.

[@willcool713]

Antelope Canyon is relatively smooth, but it's sandstone, so it's only actually smooth in spots. Mostly it feels sandy, or maybe dusty.

[@chriskuzianik9507]

Places not named or famous but absolutely amazing- 1) Big Basin Park, California 2) Pinnacles National Monument, California 3) Lake George, New York 4) Au Sable Chasm, New York 5) Quechee Gorge, Vermont

[@marydavis5234]

Quencher Gorge is not that good anymore.

[@hitmixhyepock9405]

In michigan, I went to a small lake. This small lake is like 40ft deep and about 200 ft across, and you can see all the way to the bottom......clearest water I've ever seen. Kitch-Iti-Kipi (Big Springs) is the name.

[@PBRatLord]

There's a lake called Whiskeytown near where I grew up that covered up an old mining town and the old highway, so during the summer when the water drops a few feet you can kayak over the sections of highway just beneath the surface, and the old town is a closed off area for diving

[@KyleLeHeup]

There are also ice caves in Michigan

[@cindykeathley1705]

Have to say we have some of the most amazing clean & clear rivers & streams there are it’s beautiful

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

ANTELOPE CANYON IS EXACTLY LIKE PETRA IN JORDAN.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@seekexplorewander]

What he failed to mention about White Sands is that the first atomic bomb test took place nearby so there's an area right there that is still radioactive.

[@BTinSF]

Napa and Sonoma Counties are, indeed, a day trip north of San Francisco. Together with Mendocino County, they make up the "wine country" of Northern California (the state has other wine-growing regions, mainly along the central coast around Paso Robles). Just across the Golden Gate Bridge from the city is Marin County, a mixture of upscale suburbs and preserved green spaces, some of which are given over to dairy farming. But if you travel north on State Road 101 eventually you come to Napa and Sonoma Counties (and, if you keep going, to Mendocino). It takes an hour and a half or so. There are many different grape terroirs and Sonoma (and Mendocino) is closer to the coast (on the coast, actually) so it's cooler and more given to Pinot Noir and white wine grapes (there is a sizable champagne grape growing area near the ocean). Napa is the land of Cabernet Sauvignon and, to a lesser extent, Merlot. Incidentally, mixed in with the dairy farms and wine estates in the coastal mountains are some impressive groves of redwood trees including a few that are "old growth" (meaning never logged). And in Mendocino, you enter the "Emerald Triangle", known to officianados for its high quality cannabis.

[@andreabryant9979]

Wow, some beautiful places I’ve never heard of. ENJOY!!!

[@Syzygy77]

You could live in the U.S. all your life and not see everything here. I say just pick two or maybe three things that are close to each other in the same region you’re visiting, and you’ll have a great time.

[@sandylee9564]

Me too....never heard of that Ah-she yadda yadda place before....thanks for your video.

[@ronluk76]

Napa Valley is about an hour north of San Francisco and also Oakland, where I live (unless traffic is heavy, then it can be longer). I love going up to Napa or Sonoma on the weekend when I want to escape the city for a day. Actually, Wine Country consists of both Napa and Sonoma Counties) Together between the two, the scenery is beautiful, it's a different world. Of course there are all the great wineries with tasting rooms. Also, with all the abundant agricultural land and all the fresh beautiful produce and ingredients, there are several exceptional restaurants with excellent food to go along with the excellent wine. Quite a few of my friends and co-workers also go up there quite often for the wine and food.

[@pj7362]

Congratulations on your little one.

[@chazf883]

Hello from Tulsa 👋 hello James and Millie I hope y'all are having a wonderful day 👍

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Olympic National Park closest to forests in England!!

[@chazf883]

Well this is a cool video It's got a lot of obscure things to do in America. James and Millie you guys are great I really enjoy hanging out and watching y'all's videos

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Long Beach, CA just 40 miles south of L. A.has an Aquarium of the Pacific and Japanese Gardens at Cal State Long Beach University.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@adamhamilton8158]

Since you're coming to Texas, you wanna do the Texas Triangle, aka a route from Houston, to San Antonio, Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. There are plenty of both major cities and minor towns to see. Also, there is several caves near Austin and San Antonio that you can visit. Especially save time for the metroplex, because it's huge. There are museums, zoos, resturants like Terry Black BBQ in Austin, Medieval Times and Tournament in Dallas, etc.. There are botanical gardens, arcades, just about anything legal you could want in Texas is available. To drink, make sure you are 21, and always have your id/license/passport on you.

[@canidsong]

Crazy to see the ice caves at Mendenhall Glacier on that list. They are spectacular but Juneau is my home town and while it's a state capital it's a pretty small town. Its biggest industry is cruise ship tourism and very few of those tourists will ever visit the ice caves.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi guys! Some cool places, but there are many more, it would take a lifetime to see them all. White Sands is also a missle testing grounds and was once used to test atomic weapons, though it's safe now.

[@Hillbilly001]

LOL! I think most people in Europe don't realize how large and diverse The United States is. Drove truck for close to 30 years and I haven't seen everything my country has to offer. LoL. I am a bit biased. LoL. Enjoy your holiday here, but remember you'll only get a very tiny bit of the US. Cheers from Tennessee

[@user-fr1wj6co2n]

I would love to see your reaction to the following two videos by Trace Adkins. #1. Arlington and #2til the last shots fired ( on CMA's with West Point Glee Club.) They are tributes to the fallen.

[@yugioht42]

Gypsum is a type of mineral that is the base of a lot of stuff like blackboard chalk, fertilizer, plaster, and Drywall. It’s a crystal composite that is very versatile and likely you have seen it in some form or other yet you don’t notice it. Florida on the other hand is mostly Limestone which is mostly for the making of asphalt and roadworks. Terrible stuff as it makes your water very hard and you get lime scale every time you use water. But it’s completely harmless. Limestone is also very much dissolvable in water hence why we worry about erosion every storm and hurricane we get as some limestone could disappear and create sinkholes. The last big sinkhole we had sank at least six acres of land in downtown Orlando creating Lake Lily in the process. That sinkhole took a car dealership and several homes with it. That’s how much we worry.

[@mikearmstrong8483]

Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona is another fairly unknown place that is great. Pronounced cherry-cow-ah, it is Apache for "rocks standing up like men", and it is a canyon full of incredible pillars and balancing rocks. Also, Death Valley has much more varied scenery than most people give credit, with deep narrow gullies just like those seen at Antelope in this video, and colorful banded cliffs. Also (during the spring) a boardwalk hike along a tiny stream that comes from a spring and then just soaks into the ground in a short distance, is the entire habitat of beautiful little Pupfish, like guppies in the middle of the desert. Suggestion; DON'T go in summer, it is called Death Valley for good reason. Unless you get off on being in 115° temperature (about 42 C), it is best to go in April or early May.

[@Hhbdr]

Median temperature rain Forrest. Washington to Vancouver Canada.

[@WillBerens]

You should check out the pacific northwest! Washington state w the mountains and sound. Seattle is the most breathtaking city in the world

[@RicardoRamirez-us7hf]

Those are some beautiful places. Thanks. Please do more

[@BiniBandito]

Logitech cam with corded headphones very retro

[@MrPenguinLife]

What they don't show you about Antelope canyon is just how many tourist they pump through there everyday, when we were there they were sending about 300-400 people per hour through there, it was shoulder to shoulder with guided groups entering every 15 minutes.

[@OcotilloTom]

Nice. I lived a worked in 5 different counties over the 50 plus year I lived in California. Mostly in Marin and Sonoma counties. I've been blessed to have traveled to most of our states with exception of couple way up in the northeast. My wife and I take two month long road trips a year seeing our country. I'm originally from Louisiana and she's from Colorado. El Mirage, Arizona

[@pacmon5285]

You'll definitely have to come back to see some of the parks. They have some incredible nature.

[@KevinHarrington1979]

Napa is Northeast of San Francisco, roughly between San Francisco and Sacramento

[@sonnystaton]

Been to many of those. Molokini, Castillo Amorossa, Japanese Gardens Portland,

[@greatwhiteape6945]

The ice glows blue because all the other colors are filtered out.

[@toddtrierweiler958]

140 inches of rain is 11 feet eight inches

[@JenoFletter]

The video that you watched should have been titled more places out west to show you.. You guys where great as usual.

[@user-fr1wj6co2n]

I still think you should check put the following 2 videos. Red Skeltons pledge of allegiance and Gordon Sinclair The Americans ( a Canadian's opinion) both are awesome and explains Americans and why they are the way they are

[@janfitzgerald3615]

One of my sisters used to live near Alamogordo, NM so this was quite near her house and we spent a day there when I visited her, it’s incredible, the dunes are so white! I live in Washington State, the Hoh Rain Forest isn’t far from me, it’s beautiful, and is part of the huge Olympic National Park. I recommend staying at Crescent Lake Lodge and then it’s an easy drive to the rain forest the next day. If you’re a fan of the Twilight series, Forks, Washington is near there. The Palouse is in eastern Washington, it’s another great place to visit if you’re coming to Washington State.

[@chazf883]

Oh how cool mendenhall glacier I've been there before I went kayaking out in the mendenhall glacier Bay

[@KyleLeHeup]

Bro left out like %70 of the country.

[@Rick-29]

He's biased to the Western part of the country

[@m4anow]

Look up Tamolitch Blue Pools, it's unreal

[@garycamara9955]

Come to Sonoma county in Northern California, have some of our wine.

[@garycamara9955]

Visit the Redwoods in Nor Cal.

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

I visited White Sands Nat'l Park in 1985 as an 11 year old kid. It's very close to Carlsbad Caverns as well. I'm from Southern Illinois and my father had his bi-annual Job Convention out in Albuquerque, NM that year, so we set out to do southern loop trip over 3 weeks I believe it was. So our first destination was Galveston, TX, which is the coastal city due south of Houston. We spent a week there. My sister and I cried when we leff because we loved it there. From there we drove over to San Antonio to see the Alamo. We also wanted to do the River Walk as well, but a big thunderstorm hit not too long after we saw the Alamo, so we got the hell out of there, because it was causing some flash flooding, Never forget that, because we went to a Pharmacy to buy some trash bags to act as rain coats. From San Antonio, we went up to White Sands and Carlsbad on our way out to El Paso. We camped at Carlsbad for several days, while we saw those two sites. And then we drove down to El Paso and camped down there for a few days at a campground off of the last Exit in Texas...or first if you're coming in from the West..Exit #1. Looking at Google Maps, I believe it's still there, but it appears that Exit has grown up a bit in the last 39 years. It was pretty desolate back then, now it appears that there's a whole little town there with 3 truck stops at that Exit. But anyway after we stayed there for a few days, we went shead and headed up to Albuquerque and we stayed there for about a week, which included several activities that the convention put on, including a mountain-side BBQ. But then north of Albuquerque, there's Santa Fe and Taos, a Native American settlement, and we saw an Indian Pow Wow there. Santa Fe is also a neat little town that has a lot of Native American shooz and street venders at it that sell their little trinkets. Most notably their Turquois jewelry, which is very nice, I might add. The thing about foreigners visiting the US, you shoukd decide on what sort of sites you wanna see. Like fo you wanna see the numerous cities? Or the nature sites, the National Parks, efc? Or some of the culture sites like the Civil War or Revolutionary War battlefields and forts, or the aforementioned Native American settlements. If it were me, i'd check out French Tastic's channel where a French girl has come over here and gone to a lot of off the trail kind of places including the Superstition Mountains just east of Phoenix, AZ. I would never think of a European going there. That's where the lost Dutchman Mine is supposed to be and the whole area which is massive is very dangerous to be in as in the past where search parties go out there to look for jt get tailed by people who might knock them off if they get too close for comfort. Years ago, there was a History Channel show about a group of guys that went out there to search for it, and along the way, they spotted somebody tailing them. It's crazy, because this area is a pretty desolate southwestern mounain range and you just can't find people out there if you haven't been constantly tracking them, ya know? But the French gjrl only climbed up into the firsr rocky outcropping at the entrance to look back down into valley where Phoenix is.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Napa Valley is northeast of San Francisco

[@ramonalfaro3252]

I've seen Sunsets in Hawaii and every state on the West Coast, Mexico, and Vancouver. None compare to a Desert Sunset! The Silica & other fine minerals in the atmosphere create amazing light shows regularly.

[@pj7362]

Hey kids looking great. The Mrs. looks acceptionally lovely today. Respectfully.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

CAVE IN MEXICO REVEALED GIANT CRYSTALS, 40-60 FEET LONG!!!

[@michael-1680]

James, Millie; Can you please let us know what part(s) of the USA you are plannng on visiting soon? We can give you some good tips on things to see!

[@marydavis5234]

They said they will be going to Texas.

[@rebeccafoust7145]

Check to see if there are any State parks in the area you are going.

[@christianoliver3572]

What about the other 2/3 of the USA??

[@KyleLeHeup]

Screw them I guess lol

[@axlFoleyBeverlyHillsPo]

They told you how long it took….you dont listen

[@yambo59]

omg it takes patience to endure his click happy hands aaahhh-!!

[@michaelschemlab]

8:48 it’s about a 1.5 hour drive from San Francisco

[@m4anow]

You HAVE to go to the National Parks

[@timothydixon2545]

It’s OK you can’t go everywhere in the United States

[@donaldpicard7752]

napa valley is not san francisco

[@BTinSF]

Napa Valley is virtually a commuter suburb of San Francisco, especially now that there is SMART rail transit to Sonoma County. I have known people who live in Napa and commutted to the city. Besides the train, there is ferry service from Vallejo near Napa directly to the city. Now I know what you really want to do is talk about what's on the city sidewalks or something, but that is in a very small part (and, believe it or not, there is some progress being made to clean even that area up) of what remains one of America's most blessed-by-nature cities, embellished by man with great dining and high culture. The nearby wine country--and city's substantial number of wine sellers--is just an extra.

[@lnytita6763]

Aloha!! If you ever decide to go to Molokini, Hawai'i, let me know... I'm close by 🤙🤙

[@MarkM58]

Biggs knows this, but there is much more to see if you go east, too. Try not to fall in the tourist thing of "we are going to Texas!" There is much more to the US than Texas, although Texans may disagree.

[@mikebarnes7746]

I hope you’re feeling better James! Good to see you two today!

[@smyelin1328]

My mom was born in Palouse country

[@jacenjustice]

Whereas I've traveled more than the average person (strictly due to my after school program sponsored by Darrell Green of the Washington Redskins) I wouldn't say that I'm "well traveled," but I have been to Lake Victoria in Kenya, the Taj Mahal, Rio de Janeiro, Mt. Fuji, Reine Norway, and The Serengeti. Even after all of that, the Southwest US comes out on top. I have one place that may beat that which I haven't been to yet, and that's my next destination which is the Glowworm Caves in New Zealand. My wife really wants to see them, and I'm all in.

[@TheWanderingWife]

We went to the glowworm cave in Waitomo, NZ. It’s amazing! I got chills.

[@andrewchristopher7138]

Hi

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

sci-fi movies filmed at White Sands.😎😎😎😎😎

[@ryanmcgrath4979]

James, what does Millie consider to be sexy from her own point of view: really fit, toned, and handsome men displaying their abs, the handsome, fearless, and mysterious cowboy, or the Victoria’s Secret/Maxim model who is the perfect woman?

[@Bahbuckus]

I'm from the town just east of white sands, in some parts you'll find mammoth tracks and two sets of cave man tracks a women and a child. The surrounding area is also very historical to the south west U.S.A and the state of New Mexico

[@darrylkoehn-ec8mk]

Definitely stay out of the big cities!

[@lindaeasley5606]

If you go to Arizona and Utah area you will have access to the most beautiful canyons in the world Grand in Arizona Bryce and Zion National parks in Utah

[@christyemmons7279]

❤❤❤

[@jLutraveling]

I have several friends that took a photo. Trip that included Antelope. canyon after Taking. Their. Stunning. Photos. They were treated To a musical. Performance. By A. Navajo flutist. The. Video of it was very nice "

[@jacenjustice]

Day 1 of me trying to get Mills to say "surely" in every video because she's adorable when she says it.

[@timothydixon2545]

It’s ok you can’t gove

[@Isabellawilson1077]

If you really want to get to see and understand America Stay out of the big cities..... Go to places like Indiana, Colorado, Maine, North Carolina, Kansas, Utah

[@usmc24thmeu36]

Nobody lives near those sand dunes is because not far away they tested NUKES...

[@thekegster92]

Really. No Napa is not San Francisco. That’s like saying Manchester and London are the same place.

[@BTinSF]

I think the narrator in this video lives in the Pacific Northwest so this video is biased toward that part of the country.

[@Botoburst]

I was thinking the same thing. 🤨

[@jimgreen5788]

Where I live--in Rockford, IL, there's the #2 Japanese garden in the US. Molokini Crater looks a bit like where Nemo lived, doesn't it?😀 The last 2 words of Castello de Amarosa were pronounced just fine, but #1 is cah-STAY-oh, if you want to avoid Anglicizing it.