I discovered Massive Destruction on Google Earth

[@kristo5747]

I love that you're not playing any music. This makes your content a lot more enjoyable. Thank you.

[@gliza]

Read this comment at 1:34 into the video. 1:36 into the video, music starts. lol. Only lasted 3 seconds though. Judges have ruled that your comment still stands. And I agree with your sentiments. No fancy edits. No music (except for those 3 seconds). Just a man and his dog exploring remoteness.

[@co59720]

Word!

[@shawna444]

I couldn't agree more. My jaw is still on the floor after this video. WOW.

[@kbenergy8731]

I agree! I really don't understand why most people think it is necessary to fill their videos with noise.

[@OldTraffordNorway]

Yes, that lets us hear the stones, wind and water. It feels like we are a part of the trip.

[@T-Sav]

Transitions from google earth to actual drone footage are very well done..

[@DR-oy4hv]

Definitely a cool transition.

[@CarlosFer-e9t]

True

[@kurtc6372]

Just found your channel. Beautiful work you do. As a 70 year old disabled hippie I used to hike and find unusual places. Now thanks to people like you I can sit back and enjoy watching from the sidelines, so to speak.

[@gratefulguy4130]

40 but same boat.. I was on the road for 13 years.

[@mathiasniemeier4359]

THE ROAD. LESS TRAVELED ☆■□|●⊙♡¿ ABSOLUTELY 💯 ❤LOVED EVERY STEP! I only wished I was there. !Thanks Guy..Loved every 🚶‍♂️ 🪜 🚶‍♀️ step.😂

[@capttom7772]

I got you by a few at 72, 👍💪😎

[@alimcally279]

I got you both... 74!

[@ebayerr]

@@alimcally279 Keep on truckin old groover. :)

[@alegnalavieenrose8120]

Thank you for taking me - a now rolling chronically ill & disabled former explorer with a still very inquisitive & adventurous mind - to places I’ll never be able to go in my powerchair. The quality of your videos & the incredible places you take us is epic and so soothing for the soul. Thank you so much, please stay safe you & your furry companion.

[@bradleypark1936]

Amazing! It is hard to accept that these granite monoliths are in a state of flux. Just way way too slow for a human to contemplate. Thank-you for your presentation Nolan.

[@barbararuss3881]

This place is incredible. I am an American History nut particularly ancient desert sites, Wild West . I went to college to be an archaeologist concentrating on those aspects. But life happened so my degree went to waste, so to speak. At 62 I can’t do this kind of exploring anymore. Thanks for taking me along. Be careful and I can’t wait for the next adventure. Respect from South Carolina

[@nicholasdemetriades9154]

Nah. You can do it. Just get in shape. I'm 60 and can bike and run and walk unbelievable distances. Use a weighted vest and slope on a treadmill. Your body will adapt. No limits brother.

[@juhopuhakka2351]

Semper Fi brother!

[@pbear83]

You should put a GoPro on your dog and show his POV sometime!! 😄

[@Skunk106]

I'm often curious what the POV of various animals and critters (including 1-10 size people) looks like. People grow to adult and get used to their personal perspective (I'm 6' even). Sometimes I'll stoop down or pause while working kneeling to gain another perspective and remember what it looks like for wee folk and bairns. I also really appreciate the other perspective when I bang my head on low objects😂😂😂

[@samholdsworth420]

That would be 😎

[@patricknelson]

Super 😎

[@RandomButBeautiful]

DogPOV. there you go, branding sorted. go make some money!!

[@michaelg4931]

ACP (Animal Camera Platform) FtW!!!

[@jere5715]

My this is scary but I don’t know why.. I love the fact that you let the wind sound on. And do not play music. So beautiful.

[@tedpreston4155]

I've enjoyed lots of hikes in that area, and that wind can be maddening! It's a constant nearly every afternoon!

[@wieset22]

Excellent comment about no music.

[@sternenbringer]

Any music would have destroyed the magic of the place.

[@marshastopa]

Don't ever lose your awe and wonder for nature. Your adventures and videos are reawakening that connection for everyone who watches. Bravo!

[@alimcally279]

Your drone footage is the best I've ever seen. You put yourself in them that gives us the correct dimensions of how massive these structures are. Many don't look natural....

[@Slash0z]

Sensational views as always. I’m from the UK and I’m always in awe of how beautiful your country is. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.

[@philipharding8768]

Your country has some impressive landscape too. I once saw a multi part documentary on a guy who wrote and illustrated a series of guidebooks on the Lake Country and I've wanted to visit ever since.

[@carolinahammer9480]

@@philipharding8768the Lake District is indeed gorgeous, spent a week there back in ‘15

[@skippylippy547]

It's not our country anymore. It has been taken over by the WEF, UN, Central Banks, WHO, CFR, etc.

[@PaoYong]

Come to America!

[@AbdulGabagool83]

You should make the trip and drive around Utah. I’m not from there but is has amazing desert and rock formations

[@cosmicbackwoods]

beautiful place. man I miss my adventure dog, he passed away this year. camping isn't the same without him. dont take your dog for granted man

[@tedpreston4155]

🙂 Here's to adventure dogs! 🙂 Back in the 1990s, I spent lots of time hiking the very mountains in this video with a labrador retriever who accompanied me on lots of adventures! Years later, I had another canine hiking buddy who just passed away last summer. I've been missing him. Hiking alone just isn't the same!

[@tomwhite716]

Poor pup.

[@SnargleflarpMasetblugp]

I had an adventure dog, best dog ever. My current dog is great but he'll never be able to be both independent enough to roam on his own and attached enough to not run off and get lost. He's also not good around livestock so have to be careful on trails with pack animals. Mostly not worth taking him with me places.

[@1coketogo554]

@@tedpreston4155 Dogs just worm their way into our lives and our hearts. It's hard when we loose them. Sometimes I still have dreams about a collie I had when I was a kid and I'm almost 67 years old. I miss him and all the dogs I've had.

[@BonnieBlair-zm4uu]

To everyone on this 🧵 thread: please consider rescuing a new adventure 🐶 dog from the pound. All my pets are happily rescued.❤

[@PatAllenVinInNZ79]

Dude you're a legend. Really appreciate you sharing great quality up-close footage of these amazing locations. Thank you mate!

[@judy-carolbell314]

I enjoy so much seeing you young explorers taking the rest of us out into so many wild and scenic places. The drones add so much. The west is so very full of amazing sites/sights, but this is the most overwhelming one I have seen so far. Thank you so much. I am a 77 yr old, mountain-loving woman in East Tennessee. Before I discoved this genre of exploration on KZbin, I was exploring the planet via the satellite images. Then using Street views to see inside cities and along highways. But those don't take you into places like this. And via those Satellite searches I discovered you young people doing this. This my first one of yours. Looking forward to more. This is so thrilling and you explorers are all such nice people, I wish I could give you all a granny hug.

[@gx2music]

No annoying music on top. The visuals speak for themselves ! Incredible. Thank you. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@anniegabriel5892]

The wind is the music of the earth. I just made that up, but it sounds like great quote!

[@MrAdams-gh1ot]

The cows at the end were hoping you had some feed for them, as the only humans they usually see are the range owners that bring them their feed. Love your content as I'm always looking to see what adventures you come up with next. I really enjoyed your collab with Desert Drifter on your previous video. Keep safe out there.

[@cwicker454]

You should know that cows can and will trample you if provoked.

[@tedpreston4155]

I've been hiking that area for thirty years, and your comment brought back a memory of the only other human I've ever seen in that whole mountain range: a rancher down in the valley, feeding his cows! That wind you hear in Nolan's microphone keeps people away! In all these years, I've only seen a few days there when the wind wasn't blowing all afternoon.

[@wileymettes]

That's just how cows act if your passing through on foot. Any group of cows will push you around that way if your walking through their pasture. Prey animals protecting the herd. City cows. Country cows. Either way. It's not all about snacks!

[@randallreid7834]

Thx. Kept me from having to explain about cattle.

[@Skinflaps_Meatslapper]

Actually I can tell from the breed, these are genetically modified cows. Their genome has been rewritten in such a way that their prey instincts have been replaced with the desire to be eaten. The reason they were following him around is because they wanted him and his dog to make hamburgers and brisket out of them.

[@ahummerich2751]

Once again, you’ve taken me somewhere I’ve never been and probably won’t ever see in person. So mesmerizing, so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@gdroege44]

Your drone and editing skills are amazing! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@ShannonDavis-eq4fj]

Without a doubt ❤️

[@philipharding8768]

I'm surprised that the drone was able to hold steady in that wind.

[@mentalalpha100]

What drone is this?

[@assoztube]

Rich kid

[@workshopninjathe1st]

Loved the style of the video - America is a wild and amazing collection of scenery. You did a great job showing it off in the video. I second the call about no music - nicely recorded wind noise is way better.

[@iancanty9875]

That crevasse frightened me 6:07 Especially with the stones being so smooth and the gap being tapered. If anyone fell in they’d wedge immediately and wouldn’t be able to move. No way would I have sat with my feet stretched across it like that.

[@FirstCircle-sw2qz]

my hands started to sweat when i saw that,phew

[@verucasalt9182]

My very same thoughts specially after seeing recently in Mr Ballens Chanel the story of a pastor gone hiking with his dog and after going off the normal path fell between two boulders . The story is so heartbreaking( the man left a diary) that when telling this story MR Ballen who normally covers gruesome , dark stories had to cut the video several times to weep.

[@iancanty9875]

@@verucasalt9182 That sounds terrible. I often wondered if he was ever badly affected by some of the stories he relates.

[@TimSlee1]

Imagine him or his dog got stuck in there..

[@ehombane]

@@TimSlee1 My brain did it for me. When he climbed into that crack, my claustrophobia kicked in. I actually ffd ed the last sequences.

[@conniewojahn6445]

Spectacular! Mr/Ms Dog was whining when his/her human was in the deep crevice. I totally agree with the dog. Not a place for a human. Cattle are very curious creatures. They wanted to find out what the human and dog were doing in their domain. Possibly, their owner(s) have been feeding them and they were looking for tasty fodder.

[@capnsheevus4857]

there are two types of people in this world.... one's that look at a mountain and say "I'm going to climb that," and other's that say "nope." Your curiosity is a gift, but your enthusiasm to share your discoveries is a blessing. thePOVchannel is just lewis & clark with access to drones

[@Bizarreparade]

Don't get The Merriweather Lewis treatment

[@dafyddil]

Instant subscribe. Thanks for this high quality footage and great explanation. Can I just say I LOVE how you don't talk constantly or put music in the background?? The silence and the sound of the wind is beautiful, thank you for not covering that up!

[@timothychristmas3125]

Absolutely amazing video! I thought you took too many unnecessary risks. I like your channel, please don't die.

[@RoyceRippere]

Amazing, stunning drone videography, brilliant subject matter and image composition - thank you so much for going out to find and share this with your rad equipment.

[@ProximaCentauri88]

I live in Asia and before following your channel, when I think of USA only the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley come to mind. You have the best drone shots. Keep safe always!

[@davidpeters3857]

👀

[@Beard805]

The lichen content has me extra intrigued! I'm a Dudleya guy and there's a huge relationship that happens with Lichen and Dudleya; there are tons in your adventures I'll share with you next time! I like that you stopped and showed us some more of the micro habitats and climates

[@simonallan9941]

I like lichen, a billion years ago and still today its like it was especially for turning rock into dirt.

[@simonallan9941]

And my car has a great garden of lichen

[@BlankBrain]

@@simonallan9941 I tried lots of things to get it off of my pickup. Vinegar worked surprisingly well.

[@creepyoldlady2995]

What I love about the drone footage and the natural sound is the sense of space it gives. You can almost feel the breeze on your skin.

[@jas8815]

There are days like this when I've watched one of your videos...the emptiness, the sound of the wind, the endless sky, and I'm convinced that you've saved my sanity. As well as thoroughly entertaining me. Thanks more than you know.

[@glen8138]

This is by far one of the best videos I have seen in ages! great work. You have a skill with giving the audience the true scale of these massive features with cleaver camera work. Also I was as nervous for you as your dog was as you walked along that fracture line.

[@cprcpr-es1sr]

Lucky Americans. You do not have to visit foreign places, you have everything at home. Greetings from Poland.

[@cprcpr-es1sr]

@@CjbrkBrooks Maybe this is kind of a place protection. The places _"advertised"_ by _influencers_ are visited very often and would be trod by people.

[@selfproclaimednobody4614]

​@@CjbrkBrooksthat's the last thing you'd want is for a bunch of people to start going to Places like this! People have ruined so many places.

[@markfresh2000]

@@CjbrkBrooks It wouldn't be hard to find based on the terrain. Definitely upper mid-west. Probably Wyoming.

[@JimmyMon666]

We do have to visit foreign places if we are interested in old human stuff. For natural stuff, yeah we are pretty well set. But culturally we have nothing on Europe.

[@DefaultCommenter]

This is bullshit and we should sue the guy. I guarantee u he’s just lying and this is in Australia or Egypt

[@RobertSloat-u7j]

I love the combination of granite and trees. I often backpack in the Sierra Mountain range north of Yosemite. This is an amazing video. I couldn’t stop watching. The subject matter, the lighting, your photography, the editing… This was a beautiful experience. Thank you!! 👏👏👏💕

[@abakrem]

Thank you for sharing, and letting us enjoy your adventure with you, that was very well made, I'm surprised how steady your drone was, considering the wind up there, some fine work.

[@jamesquinlivan7876]

I just came across your channel. What an adventure you took us on! Thank you so much. Since as a child, I’ve always been intrigued with our planet’s formation. Going on drives on a highway and all of the sudden one finds themselves driving through some man made canyon where one can see the ‘flow’ of rocks, sometimes different colors, that move in a wave formation and your brain says, how in the hell did that happen. Those were some of my childhood memories that made me love the science of geology! Your video work is amazing and your insights on how all of these earthly structures were created and destroyed were well done Thanks Nolan. I envy your dedication and quest for adventure. I’m old but I still have it in me to get out there and enjoy this Holyland we call Mother Earth! Thank you so much! 😊🏔️🥾❤️👍

[@lisewarren2292]

That was splendid! I really appreciate having seen this through your video. The drone footage is insane. Many thanks!

[@markgreen7701]

Exfoliation Weathering: a process that occurs when large sheets of rock fracture and detach from an outcrop due to the removal of overlying rock, or overburden. A type of physical weathering that occurs when the outer layers of a rock flake off, revealing the layers beneath. This process is most common in igneous rocks, such as granite or basalt, and in upland areas.

[@billhollinshead]

The granite of Enchanted Rock in the Texas Hill country is another example.

[@markgreen7701]

@@billhollinshead Yep! Yosemite is perhaps the most well known example.

[@sexywarriorwomen]

Ya. He says pretty much that in the video. ;)

[@quartzite42]

This is what he talked about in the video 😂

[@ThoughtfulBiped]

Many Thanks to folks like yourself and your pup who go out to these amazing places for the rest of us who, for whatever reasons, cannot. Much appreciated.

[@tourist6290]

Amazing video. Great choice to not add any music, and instead let the viewer listen to the sound of nature. Thanks for sharing, awesome footage, awesome experience!

[@quinonesdeserie8679]

Wowza!! Your dog didn't like that you were down in the crevasse. I was whimpering along with him

[@sindysimms4001]

I didn't like him going in there at all. 😆

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Dog can sense danger more than its owner apparently.

[@laurab3199]

❤❤❤ even your pup was vocally worried while you were in that crack! Beautiful video... please be safe.

[@ehombane]

Yep. I am as safe as I can be, lying in my bed in a concrete box, and I still needed to skip forwards last sequences. My claustrophobia kicked in. Just imagine a sprained ankle, or getting stuck in the narrow part. Sure, is not me there, and obviously he made it out to tell the story, But my brain is just getting ahead processing only the dangerous part.

[@CoolCurzon]

AMAZING ADVENTURE. Totally "Wow" effect. Thank for taking us there with you!

[@shawnbottom4769]

Amazing features, amazing footage. Thanks for taking us along!

[@SBanderaB]

The sheer size of things makes this look unreal ..... amazing landscape and you say it is all natural which makes it so fascinating. I was worried your dog might fall too (what a great climber) not ignoring the risks you yrself took. Thanks so much for sharing this. Amazing!

[@barnygogl]

Perfectly good example for an ethical use of a drone, not bothering anyone for miles and taking most of us to a place we would never in a lifetime see The crevasse you were squeaking through looked as though it had a beaten aluminum floor pbear83 Had a good suggestion putting a camera on the pooch Nice companion you got there, good connection

[@germaineprien7691]

I love how you take your dog, and he's right there with you all the way!! Your vids are SO cool!!❤❤❤

[@JB-eg1tb]

That's a fairly sturdy drone you got there for withstanding those wind. Great shot and sounds! The cows at the end... wondered if they thought you're about to feed them : )

[@acidstormtroop]

this was the most epic video i ever saw on almost 20 years of youtube .. good job man!

[@whitehorse1959]

Subscribed. Awesome way to take us oldies for a look around at stunning scenery. Great editing! Bravo!

[@hestheMaster]

Looks like a giant granite batholith surrounded by the desert expanse of Arizona. Morning sunlight makes a haunting but beautiful calendar like landscape view. Your personage with shadow shows how huge the rocks really are in perspective. Never seen a photo of this area before. Amazing drone footage, the best yet Nolan! Cows were getting lonely.

[@joeyforwzy544]

Even Toohey got worried about you getting stuck!!! haha. I'am claustrophobic so I wont survive that kinda crack/crevice. You're insanely brave! Incredible adventures dude! Thanks for doing it and sharing!!!! And yes I enjoy watching every video!! You're lucky you got Toohey when you almost got mobbed by wild bulls! hahaha and yes, ngl you're pretty cute too! 😍

[@guypehaim1080]

Like SCUBA diving, you shouldn't be doing this alone. You should have a companion in case something happens out of which you cannot extricate yourself.

[@karenanddogs6645]

Exactly what I was thinking. The unthinkable has already happened to other hikers. Hopefully you are carrying an emergency call system! Your dog could have a mishap in one of the cracks, especially with the high winds. Otherwise I would love to do exactly what you are doing!

[@wieset22]

Perhaps he has a satellite communicator

[@pixelpoet]

Perhaps that’s the point of it. The thrill and danger.

[@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920]

A satellite phone, although expensive, solves the problem.

[@guypehaim1080]

@@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920 Only if you are able to use it.

[@thezirons]

Really glad you left the sound of the wind in your video! I have been in this area several times and have only experienced a calm day once. Looking forward to watching more of your content!!

[@janelamperd334]

Oh what can I say. I watch breathlessly. It is awesome. What a world we have, thank you for me places I could never get to. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@stellaandstone2348]

Incredibly amazing scenery! Thanks for including the geology information about how they formed and how they are eroding.

[@raktoda707]

What a fabulous find...you must have a very keen eye while on Google Earth to find these places.Truly thank you for sharing!

[@EZ3rider]

Drone work is big screen worthy. Great video artistry & editing.

[@E.Houghton]

Beautiful, dramatic work! Concise narration and then just the sound of the wind blowing over those incredible landscapes. Thanks for taking us on an astonishing visual trip. (Wow, good to have a herding dog at your side!)

[@oneflyinggirl]

Thanks for taking us along. I miss my daily PCT hikes when I lived in the west.

[@stephenfuller300]

Phenomenal footage...great graphics! I'm tired from watching you hoof it up those mountains. Thanks for the adventure.

[@mikegreen3550]

I'm for the DOG you know he loves the adventures 😊 stay safe love these videos ❤

[@simonallan9941]

Really cool steam engine powered dog 🐕 my favorite 😍

[@tedpreston4155]

Your comment brings back memories of a chocolate labrador that hiked those same granite slabs with me back in the 1990s. She carried a backpack too. She carried her own food and water up the mountain, and she carried jade down the mountain on the trip back to camp each day!

[@spencereagle1118]

Does he have a limp? 5:56 . The trouble with dogs is they'll stick with no matter what pain they are in.

[@rukavinaguitars]

@@spencereagle1118 I kept thinking what a sketchy terrain for a dog. The dog does not have the privilege of wearing shoes on abrasive, hot rock. One simple injury, or worse yet a slip, and they're both in a bad predicament.

[@cookiekitty8122]

Your pup worries about you. Fantastic place. Thanks.

[@tessjohnson]

One of my favorites of yours so far. What a cool place. So many of those stones look carved, so beautiful ❤

[@suryakumarygarimella6335]

Amazing fascinating video , loved it

[@ethanfranc1]

Thanks for sharing this journey! Beautiful landscape - really intriguing - I can see why you were drawn to it! Keep it up!!

[@monicai8183]

Once again I'm amazed. Thank you for sharing. You extremely brave and I love your dog. I think you two are great! 😊

[@judithcooke6979]

I studied geology at The University of Melbourne Australia and was delighted to find your video. What a fantastic place. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@EvaLapinska]

There is nothing to do with so called geology in this video, dear man

[@ryanfeldpausch858]

@@EvaLapinska lol what, this was a treasure of geological formations, dear eva.

[@awboat]

@@EvaLapinska Huh???? Rocks are geology. The processes that form these rocks isn't geology? What do you think geology is?

[@miguelsolo6810]

UNREAL!!! that is I think one of your best masterpieces . I am in awe of your skills with the drone shots . Happy trails to you bro .

[@carolmacdougall4112]

Another amazing adventure. I was nervous watching the sheer size of those steep rocks, and thought how brave Toohey is following you unconditionally, you are really an interesting and unconventional fellow . Thank you for sharing this with us. I love your channel.

[@PiotrKulis-zw7ls]

InFuknCredible video. Absolutely amazing!!! The cows at the end lmao. You deserve an ovation for this one bro. Peace and thank you.

[@bruceh92]

Youre not kidding about the landscape looking like an abstract painting. It looks quite unreal but it's real. Amazing video beginning to end. Thank you and a big thanks to your faithful friend.

[@Violet-qf8dr]

I kept thinking the rocks were much smaller until be zoomed out and was tiny in the frame.

[@samblethen]

Another great video. Thanks!

[@newenglandgreenman]

Visually stunning. Thank you!

[@rustyshackleford6018]

What a cool dog.

[@roger3786]

... upon my first wake up with a few snakes coiled next to me for warmth - was my last without a tent/shelter of some kind lol ... safe travels ...

[@tedpreston4155]

Ive seen lots of rattlesnakes while hiking the mountains in this video, but thankfully none ever crawled into bed with me!

[@kellymiller3868]

I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around this amazing place. Such beauty. So many questions. Thanks for taking me with you.

[@tedpreston4155]

I've been hiking that mountain range for thirty years, and it's still hard to wrap my head around it! Lots of it feels simply otherworldly!

[@junebugtea6654]

​@@tedpreston4155where is it?

[@morndew11]

What range is it???​@@tedpreston4155

[@bobyoung1698]

What an awesome presentation! You are among the luckiest people on Earth. Oh, and you have a very hearty dog.👍

[@smallstudiodesign]

Nice footage - great editing. Thank you for sharing your experience. Oh, and not having an annoying music overlay makes it even better. ✨👁️👁️✨🏆👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@RegiPavan]

What an amazing place! Thanks for posting😊😊

[@Beard805]

With that out of the way, I LOVED this content! The split rock had me messed up and I was like TOOEY (I always spell it wrong) going up it like a champ

[@chromeingame3551]

First view? the video has been out 10 minutes and is 26 minutes long.Did you watch it on 3x?

[@Beard805]

I'm sure I didn't! I'm just excited, because I got the notification on my phone and it's a location that really intrigued me. So I just got ahead of myself, edited

[@peatmoss4415]

Of course and as usual, the video is mesmerizing and informative and the aerial trip is cool..! Thanks for the intermission at 18:00, gave me a chance to take a leak... I was riveted to the video and my back teeth were starting to float.

[@chrisk28]

The pause button can also come in very useful

[@nitromojo1]

That entire area is amazing - was up there years ago. Nice to see it again - thank you!

[@mariebelleacosta-violette9257]

Amazing video 📹. You scare 😱 me when you said you were stuck. 😮😢

[@jenniferkesler4766]

This reminds me of Stone Mountain here in Georgia.

[@oneletterz1659]

About the sun. It is actually the same size at the horizon as it is at the peak. If you roll up a paper into a tube the size of the sun at horizon level... It will be the same size at noon. I recommend doing this test with the moon to protect your eyes.

[@dnomyarnostaw]

Beat me to it. Purely subjective response when celestial objects are close to the horizon.

[@richarddecredico6098]

@@dnomyarnostaw it certainly does not change its size but we we see is not 100% subjective to human relationship to objects there is refraction going on through the atmosphere as it is being seen through a thicker layer ... this acts as a lens for the sun rays and can make it look larger, or smaller

[@carlschmitt9562]

Nice quality images!

[@RPLAsmodeus]

The way you have presented this video and your footage really does justice to highlighting and being able this visualise how this mountainside has eroded and peeled away over time.

[@RebeccaEsplin]

you and your pup are amazing, and you show amazing places. Thanks

[@RonnaHarlow]

I was so afraid you were going to fall into that crevice, or get stuck in it, or slide off the side of that mountain - but instead you were nearly stampeded by cattle!! LOL. I absolutely LOVE your channel. The footage you share is absolutely amazing and breath-takingly stunning. PS: What's your dog's name? S/he was kinda freaking when you were in that crevice!!

[@rootznirvana]

I haven’t watched it fully yet, but this is cool as hell

[@garytull7730]

The drone footage of you standing on that "pebble" alongside the wall makes that look very small, although it probably weighs more than an automobile. Great content as always, thank you. At 26:40 there appears to be a building, is that possibly something involving those cows?

[@DaviGordon]

What an awesome place, incredible puzzle! Thanks for sharing it. Watching it from my couch, in sunny Brazil. Haha!

[@MrBattlehunter]

that is some beautiful and bizarre nature! also i'm honestly surprised (and glad) nothing bad seems to happen to you seeing all the places you crawl into/over and considering the wildlife like rattlesnakes... even with your experience its seems like you are taunting your luck sometimes

[@chevrolet-poitiers9507]

Led Zeppelin? My respect for you has only risen.

[@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER]

RIGGHHHT!?!

[@ookie4179]

Zeppelin sucks

[@culturebreath369]

Right.

[@navion1946]

What?

[@TokenTombstone]

@@ookie4179 Zeppelin is great, it's Primus that sucks.

[@kg-sy1ye]

This is the most amazing place. Where are you? I am truly amazed at your sense of adventure. Do it while you are young, you will never regret this! Thank you for sharing.

[@allanerickson5053]

aye... and if you're lucky you'll be doing more limited versions of this into your 70s (me) and perhaps beyond (RIP Bill Denneen)

[@skyrothman8651]

Looks like Wyoming to me. Not sure exactly where

[@wobblye]

Granite mountains of Wyoming south east of Yellowstone and grand Teton. He's on moonstones south side.

[@kathleenphillips6445]

⁠@@wobblye thank you, I just asked this in the comments. Totally amazing.

[@sierradelta3694]

Love going along with you on your hikes, thanks for sharing!!

[@oldgittarist]

Absultely fascinating video with wonderful drone shots!

To the POVchannel >>>>>> Whose house is that at 15:04? There's even a road leading up to it. WOW !!!

[@LazloNQ]

Good catch! It's just waiting for one of those rock slabs to come crashing down through it.

[@circlediamond1963]

I saw that too. The road looked well used too. Would love to live there.

[@Pedram_Aphotic]

​@@Simonjose7258whats red(utube premium?) & how will it make it so clear to you? 4k?

[@jake1234_5]

i think its for cows you can see them when you see the building

[@WorldwideDarts]

Seems like a great spot and also a not so great spot all at the same time. A huge rock slide would not be so fun

[@rockitflash]

What an amazing beautiful place. Where in the US is this located?

[@jonnnybfly]

Sweetwater Rocks, Lankin Rock, Moonstone, Wyoming.

[@quartzite42]

Not far from Independence Rock along the Oregon Trail, believe it or not

[@philipegoulet448]

​@@jonnnybflyThank youuu!!!!

[@markmaloney8154]

Where is this place located?...

[@SnargleflarpMasetblugp]

Called Moonstone in WY.

[@markmaloney8154]

@@SnargleflarpMasetblugp Thank you, I'll check it out on Google Maps...

[@clivehorridge]

@@markmaloney8154 42o31’39”N 107o31’15”W

[@richardsierakowski1623]

Excellent video with great narration. Thanks.