I Can't Believe What My Drone Found in the Desert!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

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[@Jasons-Journeys]

@@jessiesdroneadventures7464 Great Drone!

[@sineciotolentino813]

Chulada de Dron me gusta pero el detalle que no puedo hacer la compra para México 🇲🇽 si hay venta pero no trae todos los accesorios como en EU trae todo incluido

[@dethray1000]

click bait bs--that is a mine that used to mine a mineral

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Heck yea!!! It packs a punch for how small it is

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Maybe buy it in the US and have it shipped to Mexico? Just a thought....I know people that do that with cellphones haha

[@larohs2793]

I lived in AZ for 12 years and never got to explore the desert but now I can explore through your eyes. Thanks

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

hey no problem! thanks for tagging along for the adventure!!

[@bonniechase5599]

I love drone footage. It gives us spectacular views we used to wish we could see.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

thank you!

[@lindamckenzie4543]

@@jessiesdroneadventures7464 Thank you, Jessie. Such a crying shame that militaries have developed them for warfare, to destroy people’s lives. 😢

[@reavisfranklin7727]

These are the Apache Tears caves. The property is owned by the Guzman family of Superior. They've been citizens of Superior since way back in the 1920s.

[@christopherconner9014]

Agreed, I went there back in the 60’s.

[@huntermerwin3993]

Haha

[@gohome678]

Didn't they close that in the 90s they used to go there and get Apache tears but they said the rock the ceilings were two weeks where am I in the wrong area

[@tracyspringman2042]

Or the Peralta land grant lol

[@lannyhoward9208]

I really like the chest mount GoPro video. I’m an 80 year old hiker and ebike rider and the GoPro seems to make the trails more adventurous. I’m from Alberta and am jealous of the warm weather and interesting terrain. Great job!

[@Ralphsellers]

The symbols painted inside are angelic script. They were put there for the movie, The Prophecy, which was filmed in the area, using this location in a scene.

[@debbralehrman5957]

So like he said vandals!

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

.. It's called " Graffiti" ...

[@gloriousginger]

That was my thought

[@tracyspringman2042]

And U Turn was filmed there

[@MartinConnolly-d8w]

I read that Book in Australia and was blown away by it. Always wondered where it was. Thank you for bringing back happy memories of a life time ago. Lived a lot of places and now settled in the Philippines. H.N.Y 2025 🌴👍

[@CraigAnderson-h2h]

The eyes of the desert are watching every move you make bro.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

I'm watching every move the desert makes

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

​@@jessiesdroneadventures7464seriously? 😂😂makes no difference.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Never let them know your next move!

[@carlachambers3771]

😅

[@denisrogers4358]

@@jessiesdroneadventures7464listen to understand not respond

[@jerrytoner7405]

Born and raised in Superior. Back in the 60s there used to be a little shack/shop. Tio Joe ran it. He would issue you a pick hammer and bucket. You would keep half of the Apache Tears and give the other half to him. Lots of history around the area.

[@froh1froh777]

The deceased Don Tomerlin was my brother-in-law.

[@Lizerator]

Took my kids there. We got a can full of Apache Tears. It was so exciting. Then we bought a rock tumbler and tumbled them. Still have some!

[@dialdude]

Your videos take us places we would never see. I really appreciate your making these videos. What beautiful country. And I like how you fill in the time with lite music and tell us about the places and people and equipment. Thanks again.

[@tylerh8116]

I used to live in superior I absolutely loved the things I seen. It's a very beautiful place with lots of interesting history 💯

[@joinjen3854]

Are you a Miner?

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

It really is!

[@jclements65]

Probably not the smartest decision to chisel in a cave that’s not yours,

[@desertrat3950]

I wondered about the legality of that.

[@jclements65]

@ exactly,

[@nabajojak8734]

Stealing from public lands.

[@Krawlergarage]

Agreed.

[@glennhenson6495]

Exactly

[@caryward8251]

Congrats, Jessie for another magnificent video!! I truly appreciate the unique views you and your team (You, the Bike, and the Drone) provide for us!! Can’t outshine the beauty of Mother Nature! At 17:37, the view of the Saguaro Cactus nestled in the niche between the upright rock’s shadow, was fantastic to witness!! Keep showing the overwhelming Drone footage!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Hey thank you so much! haha, yea I have a good team!!! I thought it was so cool to see that lone cactus in those rocks, looks like shes growing string!! and you can bet i will keep up the drone footage 👍

[@jacksondaniels8169]

Love your edge rule.. More people should adhere to this.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thanks!!! And yes, they should, but if they don't, i say.....Let natural selection do it's thing!

[@jacksondaniels8169]

@@jessiesdroneadventures7464 🫣🤣

[@sweetdragon36067]

Very true. I saw a photo that caught someone in midair falling to his death in the grand Canyon.

[@FranGagne]

Good presentation: no nonsense, music in proper intensity and great filming, congrats.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Hey thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I spend a lot of time looking for the right music!

[@sarahjarrell1262]

Thank you for taking us on this amazing trip in the Arizona desert 🙋‍♀️ I am a native of Virginia and so I have never seen the likes of what you're showing to me and I think it's so cool. I am 62 and I truly appreciate your videos 💯🥰 keep them coming ❤️

[@deborahmack6662]

I’m 64, I appreciate this area too. I’m not able to hike or even ride an E bike anymore. Thank you sir for your insight and videos.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

awwww! thank you so much for the kind words! im glad you are enjoying them...and yes! I will keep them coming

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

hey thank you as well! I keep the adventures coming to you! thank you for checking out the channel!

[@darthdraco3052]

On the other side of the highway you can find Mattie Earp's headstone. I grew up in the area and have been all through that desert.

[@froh1froh777]

When I was a kid we used to see mule deer once in a while where you are at. I haven't seen all of your videos but in the spring you should go to the arboretum and give a walk-through or drone through. Just a suggestion. I used to get Apache tears right where you were at. Thank you for bringing back childhood memories.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

your welcome!

[@dianapearson1771]

Fun just watching you and that drone!!!!! Quite amazing!!!!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

thank you!

[@Ezrabastian]

That owl blink @4:46 is priceless. Amazing creatures.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Right!!! it was pretty awesome! every time he blinked I thought he was going to attack me.....or maybe I've just seen too many movies haha

[@mothurston6400]

I think that was a nest of either a bald eagle or a California condor. They also live in Arizona’s cliffs! Thanks for taking me along the ride again! God bless🥰

[@davidcharlton9896]

It's a golden eagle nest bald eagles are associated wit😢h water.

[@Odile-Lyllian]

Fantastic find (channel) & I don't even own a drone... I love Drones, my boss has one, two, three...so I've witnessed drones fly... Even my parish priest owns a drone ... Wish I were young, I'd also take my drone on adventures... Thank you so so much for sharing your drone adventures... An American 🇺🇲 grandma living in France 🇫🇷

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

thank you! 🙏

[@KirkLangford-nf8bs]

As a rock collector, I know that every square inch of land in America is owned by somebody, but it doesn't stop there. Also, there's are mineral and drilling permits that the landowner may not own BEWHERE.

[@patrickbodine1300]

*BEWARE*

[@evankeal]

I went there with cub scouts I think in 75, brought home a dozen or so of the black glossy stones we chipped out of the cave.

[@klassyedward9718]

Thanks for sharing your exploring, really enjoyed. The dangers are not with me on the couch. Please be careful, isolated areas bring enormous risk.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

thank you! and yes, I will be careful!

[@paulmorris5166]

Up early on a Sunday morning in the UK and this was nice to watch whilst having the first coffee of the day. Thank you.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@JGregory-eb5cc]

Wow!! Your footage of all the rock formations, caves & crevices are stunning

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Hey thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@WestrockMedia]

That is pretty cool! To find someone else out there in those caves all the way from Canada was a big surprise to you I bet. Look forward to the next adventure.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

thank you!

[@Joe_Goofball]

Are you able to explore abandoned mine shafts with your drone? We moved to Arizona from Illinois in 1963 and for the 7 years we lived there, camped and in the Arizona wilderness nearly EVERY weekend. We explored a number of abandoned mine shafts using a Safari Light for illumination . I was fascinated by them...

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

I probably could, but the only downfall "no pun intended" is if Its a vertical mine and I strike a wall,, there may be no getting it back haha

[@bruceanderson7762]

A Safari Light, have you tried a black light bulb in the Safari to find florescent minerals😅

[@Joe_Goofball]

@@bruceanderson7762 No longer have it--this was in 1971...

[@plzsavethebeez743]

Oh, those caves are sooo cool!

[@danstephensen9032]

I remember as a child collecting Apache Tears somewhere in Calaveras County, Northern California. A guide also took our crew of “rock hounds” to a secretive vein of Honey Onyx. We were able to knock out several large specimens. My parents were in a Lapidary club, and having a good sized workshop, several Diamond blade saws resided there for Few years. I recall the sounds of saws running through the night to create slabs from which to cut jewelry specimens. Fun times for my twin Bro and I growing up in Vallejo CA. (Mid-1960’s)

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank you for sharing!!!

[@unclemikecruz]

Thanks for having us on your adventures, wish I could join you but I’m in wheelchair most of the day. Thank You for Sharing from Hawai’i.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

hey your very welcome! appreciate you tagging along! aloha!

[@TheJoker6789]

Somewhere east of Phoenix is a huge rectangle cut into the side of a cliff or mountain. I saw it in the mid 90's. Looked for it 20 years later when I had a drone to check it out and couldn't find it. Even stranger was anyone I asked about it didn't know what I was talking about. Which was unbelievable.

[@Frances-e7x]

simple someone built an underground shelter? then fisted the opening at that mtn

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

wow, that's a real mystery!

[@denisehood631]

I just love your videos without you I would have never seen such beautiful things an places thank you❤

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

My pleasure! thanks for checking out the video!

[@susanherman3707]

LOVE your videos, Jessie. It's awesome how you show the beauty of AZ off the beaten path!!! Thank you!!! Your go-pro was okish, but, doesn't show the scenery around you as well as the drone does!!! 👍

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Hey thank you!!! appreciate the feedback!

[@grant8shelley523]

Great video Jessie I like when you explore the cave with you r drone

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank you so much!! 🙏 it's a lot of fun!

[@sbdiaries]

Hello Jessie 👋 and greetings from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Simon and Beth watching 👍. A nice trip on your bike through the wildness and having your drone following you 😊. That sure was interesting rock couple with their hammers and chisels . Thanks for sharing 👍 sending you our support 🔔💚👋💚

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Hello Hello hello England! thank you so much for checking out the video!! England is on my bucket list, lots of places over there I would love to explore! thank you so much Simon and Beth for checking out the video 🙏

[@tricarb01]

Me too. Yorkshire.

[@plzsavethebeez743]

I'm glad the bike is more exciting and useful!

[@TimothyTerrell-o2o]

They call it stealing.. The land belongs to somebody.

[@tfinleyfse]

And there is probably a mining claim that is being violated.

[@tomasfinkelman]

Yes stolen from Indian people

[@mwebb-01]

Not always. BLM is public Land. Just have to verify upon entry.

[@freddyw4555]

Lots of whining here. Cry me a river. I go where I want

[@TROUTnABOUT81]

Lol. Chissellers.....

[@djiceyfan]

I have a decent sized Apache tear in my collection, and one of my favorites.

[@thishappyhousewife9341]

Have you ever had dreams where you're flying? That's what the drone videos remind me of. I love Arizona. Lived in Congress a long long time ago. Went walking down along a dry river bed, almost into a snake den so watch out for snakes, and Gila monsters!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

haha cant say i have, but i did the same thing....walking down a dry river bed and once I heard a rattle, I must have jumped three feet in the air....i then decided to discontinue my hike for the day

[@JeffNielsen-l9c]

@@jessiesdroneadventures7464 I've run across a half dozen rattlers. God bless them, they rattle and I jump back. There's something about that sound that makes your brain hits the panic button.

[@jimadair3192]

Thanks for you videos! They are fascinating. Never have seen terrain like that. Jim, Wilmington NC

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

🙏

[@Lee-mmg]

How fun. Really interesting. Keep up the good work!!!!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@TheEnAheL]

LOVE "the edge rule" = Keep that one (wind can be stron high up)

[@Patshes]

Go for it Jessie!!! 🆒😎👍🏻

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank you!!!! 👍

[@richvandervecken3954]

My initial training at Intel corporation was in Chandler AZ back in 2000. Temperatures over 120 degrees multiple times that summer. That type of heat saps all of your energy and makes you retreat back into air conditioned environments. Made me never want to go back and appreciate our more temperate climate in Colorado. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the south wall of the Grand Canyon and recommend everyone put it on their must see list. No matter how many video's or movies you have seen with the Grand Canyon in them it still takes your breath away by it's immensity. My ideal vacation day would be to book a lodge room right along the canyon and sit on the balcony drinking hot coffee watching the sunrise. That way when I got to cold I could go back into my room. lol Seriously though the Grand Canyon is truly awe inspiring!

[@gulfmarine8857]

I went on detachment to Yuma several times. "Saps you dry" is right. When you see sweat evaporate immediately you realize that to the Sun, you're just another drop😮

[@johnchedsey1306]

A friend of mine got bucked off a horse into a cholla cactus and had needles embedded her knee for a long time afterward. So glad you avoided that fate!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

right! I came close!

[@yogachica117]

if you ever come into contact with a cholla cactus best way to extract the needles are at a waxing salon. Just saying..

[@joycook3093]

I love the variety of footage using both the drone and the go pro. The pro is like riding with you and experiencing what you see and feel.

[@shanewilliams7834]

Great video, Jess!!!!! Enjoying a Coors light, yes, it's only 10:30 it's Saturday don't judge😅😅😅

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank you!! I'm about to sit out on the patio and respond to comments while enjoying a cold one!! Cheers 🍻

[@jayherra2935]

I just found this site and watched a few of your videos and I’m really enjoying it, thanks for sharing.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Appreciate you watching!

[@ritoorrantia]

thank you for sharing a nice video

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

hey your welcome! thank you for watching!

[@Bigheartrolling]

Thanks for this video. I’m currently living and working at the arboretum and I appreciated seeing this mountain close up. I’m always looking at it wondering what’s up there. If you want a tour of the arboretum I’d be willing to take you around. Now I have a better idea. Happy NY.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

oh awesome!!!!....Actually, I went to the arboretum for the first time with my family last year. had a great time there, took our time and really enjoyed it!

[@zonacrs]

Good stuff Jessie.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

hey thanks!! been wanting to do this video for quite sometime!

[@goldviper5280]

I live in Gilbert and have been to Superior 100's of times with my SideXSide. The white rock is called Pearlite.. Beautiful place in our local mountains. I have a 5 Gallon bucket of Obsidian that I collected 30 years ago when it was just laying on the ground. Alot of it is egg sized, very hard to find these days. Nice flying.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

hey thank you!

[@silverrain48]

They need to go to Rockhound State Park in NM to find Apache tears on the surface rather than destroying the caves.

[@francktarade3652]

Merci beaucoup pour vos reportages je voyage avec votre drone très belle image continuer. Franck de Nice

[@genapazilli6674]

Great video 👍👍👍

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank you!! glad you enjoyed it!

[@2011capecod]

Beautiful drone pics. Absolutely breathtaking. Thank you

[@ThurroAlexander]

Really digging your videos bro! Me and a friend of mine went out to this area because of the previous video you did on this area and man is this area amazing!!! Keep up the good work bro and can't wait to see where you go next! 😎🤙🏾

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

hey thanks!!! Ill definitely keep the videos coming! appreciate you checking out the videos!

[@squeak5164]

Hi Jesse, thanks for your reply about passing vehicles. I live in the Dordogne region of France, there are many caves, you would like it. You may have heard of Lascaux which is not far from where I am. Also Les Eyzies which has many caves above the river systems here, the Dordogne River and The Vezere. The area is full of places to see cave art, many cliffs and ravines. My sister lives near me, she just turned 80 and bombs all over the region on her electric bike, she would love the places you bike to. I am 74 and very fit too but I prefer free swimming and diving. 'Bon vélo et exploration' .

[@philtucker1224]

Hi Squeek, my late parents had a house in Ste Foye la Grande, halfway between St Emilion and Bergerac. Do you know that area?

[@squeak5164]

@@philtucker1224 Hi yes I know the area but its more a wine growing region. My husband is diabetic and we have to go to Libourne hospital several times a year so we pass through St Foy La Grande and St Emillion every time. Its a lovely place St Foy but you would be hard pushed to see anything less that gorgeous in this region of France.

[@REEDUCATIONCAMPUSA]

Nice dig on the Vikings.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Haha, I couldn't resist!

[@professortruelove9640]

Beautiful. Thank you for the hard work

[@1mezrahi187]

Wow🎉 I’m a girl and I was amazed at this video. Seeing you ride that bike on that so called road,makes me want that bike .Excellent filming. Really enjoyed watching. I’m a subscribed now 😊

[@summerbrooks9922]

Exciting unless you get stuck out there in the middle of nowhere. If you slide in an accident, you may not enjoy the experience.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Hey thank you so much! Ebikes really come in handy on adventures like this! if your interested its called the trek marlin 6 plus...appreciate you subbing!!!! 🙏

[@Samlittlesr57]

I'm new here but so far I really like your video content. Keep on keeping on.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

thank you! 🙏

[@rhondac7254]

I actually enjoyed your adventure 😊 thank you❤ But I just have to mention how pissed I was... watching those people chiseling on that ancient site !! Grrrr

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

I appreciate that, but it's completely normal, from what i hear the mine even has events where they encourage people to go out there and remove the obsidian "apache tears"

[@rhondac7254]

@@jessiesdroneadventures7464 Oh wow...ok I wonder if I'm the only one that feels this way? Maybe I'm to sensitive...❤️

[@Jasons-Journeys]

It's not an ancient site, the markings are graffiti. They are old Perlite caves that are no longer commercially mined, rockhounds go there daily, and on any given day, you will find a person or two collecting Apache Tears. The Perlite Caves and tailings in front of are well known and visited.

[@rhondac7254]

@Jasons-Journeys Ok, I thought it was an ancient site. I had no idea those caves were young in existence. Thanks everyone

[@Jasons-Journeys]

@rhondac7254 when I first went and seen the painting I thought it was too. I was excited because I had been going out filming some Petroglyph locations and thought I stumbled on one. Once I looked into the history I realized it's not. It's a pretty short hike from the trailhead on 60 just outside of Superior. Even if you're not a rock collector they're neat to go see. On the map it's called Perlite rd. Just be aware if you follow the trail past the caves toward Superior there is an active mine, you can't miss it though as it's a giant hole like a quarry. Stay on the trails and your good.

[@jeremydenn6988]

I'm glad I found your channel very cool thanks

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Hey I'm glad you enjoyed it!! Appreciate ya!! 🙏

[@joeglennaz]

Hello from North Phoenix you scare the crap out of me when you sling your grown-up upside down. I thought you got cut. My drone nipped me the other day. It’s the first time I flew it. It’s a Mavic air three I was doing a hand catch and I’ve been away from the hobby for several years. I just got an inspired one and I haven’t flown it yet and I got an old Mavic three pro that I want to get working again. That was my first drone and I love that thing.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

haha I've been told that landing my drone on my hand and then quickly flipping it to turn off the propellers freaks a lot of people out, but its so much fun!

[@desert-walker]

I was just there myself got a few little ones that I actually got by digging into the ground a little bit, there were a lot of them in there anyway nice video. I was surprised to see it once I was checking things out on KZbin. Also, there was some wagon wheel tracks somewhere over by the corral will actually just pass where the water was straightahead. There was some wagon wheel tracks. We were too tired to go over there and look we just went right back to the car maybe next time

[@imthenoid69]

Nice wipeout! Glad youre ok and didnt hit the cactus. I rode my motorcycle into some jumping cholla back in the 90s and my poor buddy had to help me pull cactus out of my legs and butt.

[@joanneblowey3001]

😿🌼

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

oooooooooh!!! that doesnt sound pleasant.....It was a graceful wipeout haha

[@garyweaver317]

In Tempe 1960 Rural Rd between Apache Blvd and Broadway they poured new gravel both sides of Rural Rd to make a shoulder, the new gravel was full of 100s of Apache Tears, I still have a bag full of them. That was 65 years ago we lived next to Apache Blvd about 300 ft from Rural Rd I was 10 years old then. Wig Wigwam motel on Apache next to ASU was tore down 1 year later.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

thank you for sharing!

[@davidcampbell4870]

Looks like part of what you explored here is Arnett Canyon. I hiked there last year coming in from the south side of Picket Post Mountain.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Heck yea! This is my new favorite place!

[@bryceclemenson7936]

Very interesting video. Thank you.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Your welcome!

[@frankgrant4784]

That trail looks better than most freeways in California!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Lol

[@lefturn99]

Really enjoy your videos. Suggestion. When you hover outside a cave and it is just too dark to see anything, go to manual exposure and jack up the ISO and lengthen the shutter speed. The outside of the cave will be blown out, but who cares if you can see inside. Good luck.

[@MickLafitte]

Chiseling the cave walls or painting them: Which is worse?. I wouldn't be surprised to learn there were no caves there 20 years ago.

[@southernbreeze3278]

chiseling

[@fredted1611]

Pooping in them is the worst

[@MPGunther1]

Always enjoy your videos

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thanks! Appreciate you watching them

[@Sherrieritz-dr7cv]

Awesome, I'm glad I found d your channel

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Than you 🙏

[@sandiscuriousthings]

Isn't it illegal to remove things from these sites? I know you can't remove arrow heads or pottery, or fossils

[@sandiscuriousthings]

@BussinJohnson your parents must be very proud...

[@sandiscuriousthings]

@@G32G22 bless your heart!

[@eloyspencer8961]

back in the 70s, my family went to "Apache Tear Cave," and I was too young to remember, but I believe it was a paid attraction. We brought home a bunch of "Apache Tears rocks." We have a photo of my Grandma sitting there, and she looks like she is on the moon. Growing up in Tucson, my dad would take us rock hounding, and we would visit ghost towns and other local attractions. My dad is a very ethical person, and I doubt we would have done anything destructive if it was not allowed. From what I remember the Apache tears were plentiful and we were able to gather some from the ground. I remember a similar scenario with collecting rose quartz.

[@sandiscuriousthings]

@@eloyspencer8961 that's so cool! I've always wanted to go to that area. I've always been very interested in nature, geology and history. I could have a field day there!

[@harleyv1969]

The Apache tears are all pretty much gone nowadays having been picked through

[@solosinti320]

gracias por tus videos ,son muy buenos,continua con el buen trabajo un seguidor desde jJapon

[@railroaded1991]

Did they have permission from the property owner to mine on the land? If not, probably not a good idea to splash the evidence all over the internet.

[@lorijackson3905]

I was thinking the same thing ,that is supporting the cave structure

[@westpacificmarketanalytics2384]

Fun videos nice to explore the desert online with you and great filming!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

hey thank you!!! I appreciate that!

[@sikau3791]

Hey man cool adventure. Try some saddle bags for your bike. Won't need a back pack

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

will do! 👍 the weight of the backpack definitely added to my fall

[@mothurston6400]

You make this so fun and interesting. I just found your channel and I’m hooked! Thanks for taking me along because I don’t get the chance to go out and explore like I would love to. So now I live vicarious through your eyes.☺️💕💕💯💯

[@ArtBrown]

The chest viewpoint was an interesting change but I think I prefer the drone viewpoint. It boggles my mind that people will chip away at the columns that are holding tons of rock over their heads. Some day somebody is going to give one last tap in there and they will have to bring in a back hoe to dig the body out. The area just outside of that "cave" also has a lot of large Apache Tears and there isn't tons of rock overhead. Looks like it's gotten overgrown out there in the past few years, though. BTW, there's a shiny square thing on top of a mountain the middle of Bulldog Canyon OHV area that would be perfect to explore with your drone. I haven't been able to find a way to climb up there so I either have to talk you into investigating or invest in a drone myself. I'll send coordinates if you're interested.

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

Can't happen soon enough 🤔

[@tanyasharadamba1264]

Just like it boggles the mind anyone would be a trump supporter...didja notice the hat?🧐 Out there chipping away at nature, likely to fall on their heads... just like... Consistent lack of logic. 🍿

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Maga!

[@lynnda8764]

@@jessiesdroneadventures7464 Yep!

[@CARACACHICAMOS66]

I love ❤️ your video thanks for the tour .im here freezing in NYC watching your beautiful video thanks

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

glad you enjoyed the video!! I hope you stay warm out there in NYC!!! appreciate you checking out the video!!! thank you! 🙏

[@CARACACHICAMOS66]

@ you’re welcome. You also have a great redaction I love it

[@reavisfranklin7727]

6:58. That's Apache Leap Mountain behind you over your shoulder.

[@plzsavethebeez743]

Drones must be so much fun!

[@DrLumpyDMus]

I'll vote for the drone over the chest mount GoPro. It's beautiful out here in the desert. Thanks for doing the leg work. I'm more than slightly twerked about watching Canadians destroying my desert.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

No problem! The drone is amazing....but they were amazing people and I enjoyed their company, you'd be really pissed if you knew the amount of city folk and vandalizers that go there and tear it up

[@realDonXeon]

Rock hounding is legal in Arizona, details are online.

[@QMAXIMUS]

Beautiful looking scenery! Thumbs up on the video.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Appreciate the thumbs up! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@sherrydee7880]

Great drone footage. It's sad to see that people are now stealing the tears of the Apache and defacing the rock formations for purposes of greed. Sheer ignorance seems to be the way of the world these days.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

i mean, people are out there every day doing this, its a popular trail

[@garymucher4082]

Amazing video(S) and such close up shots of areas no one would probably ever get to see otherwise. So thank you for sharing your experiences. Makes me wonder how many more areas that could hold great evidence of previous civilization we've yet to even think about, let alone see...

[@JMaxwell1000]

Gorgeous landscape! I love Arizona!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank you! glad you enjoyed the video!

[@56kicki]

So informative and entertaining. Love your videos!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank you! Glad you like them!

[@General_Confusion]

That bird nest you saw was a Diamond Billed Rock Pecker nest, nocturnal meat eater.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Ahhh!!! thank you!!!

[@douglaspierce7940]

@@jessiesdroneadventures7464- I think you’ve been duped on this one. www.moabhappenings.com/Archives/Geology202207-Tafoni.htm

[@karlbarros2849]

No, it belonged to a wood headed red pecker.

[@spookydonkey2195]

Wow, I didn’t know they were this far south. They’re known to be in Moab so I guess it’s not impossible…

[@michellewelch6013]

My family owns a ranch near Snowflake, Az. Similar terrain, so interesting to see what you explore and discover .

[@jeromedamian5740]

They shouldn't be allowed to chisel on that rock. Cool drone footage.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

thank you!

[@susanr2820]

New to the channel, and I really enjoy the drone footage and where you go to. Reminded me of the days my husband and I were on a jug crew for seismographing. I'll be back when I get a few moments. Love this type of exploration!

[@luanneevans8397]

Are they allowed to chisel that out, wtf

[@julesgardet659]

Vandals 🤬

[@ApoIIo95]

Damn foreigners ruining our stuff. I swear, we need the wall on the Northern border instead.

[@Finn-qg7vv]

It's one thing to go over a fence but to start chopping up the CAVE! For obsidian, WTF! You suck

[@johnwilliamson-c2z]

Don't chisel twits!

[@ericminniear8130]

Crazy x 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

🫡

[@Theranthrope]

10:05 Based on my limited knowledge of geology, those caves with the obsidian are made up of what's called "welded tuff" which is a type of volcanic rock that is created when a super high-energy volcanic eruption buries an area in ash and rock, most likely via a lahar (a burning-hot volcanic avalanche), which is so hot that the deposited ash partially re-melts until it slowly cools into solid rock. The most likely source of this ash and obsidian was from a chain of extinct one-off super-volcanoes that erupted across Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Northern Mexico during the Mid-Tertiary Ignimbrite Flare-Up Event 25-40 million years ago. I would have to know more about the local geology to tell you for sure.

[@Jasons-Journeys]

The caves are Perlite

[@plzsavethebeez743]

Love the high speed biiking ..lol!

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

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