Super Bloom - Outside Beyond The Lens

About every 10 years, heavy winter rains in California lead to a phenomena called the “Super Bloom.” Mountain ranges and sprawling valley floors erupt in colors that are almost impossible to believe. Jeff Aiello, his son, Jett and David Boomer wander through southern California’s Carrizo Plains National Monument down a long dirt road that leads to discovery.

[@marissal.1376]

Watching this now in April 2023 with another Superbloom! Your video and shots are just BEAUTIFUL!!

[@Luigi13]

Wow, this is phenomenon of the California super bloom, love the narration and the filming with that familiar voice of Jeff Aiello that I heard few years back. Glad to hear it again and seeing this special episode. Certainly right now in 2023 should be the same thing happening after all the rainfall in the winter of 2022 rains and snowfall. Thank you, Cheers. 👌👌

[@MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember]

It's very special to be "able" to watch this video, please remember that!

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

When all wars are over . ..we need to celebrate the luck of being survivors, such locations are the best ones, dating your followers & guests from 190 countries world wide & paaaarty everybody, Mother Earth's best Renaissance spirit, turn back to life everybody, no matter the terrible death threats, learning to survive because life is so precious, so gorgeous, so delightful indeed, go champs go for it, let them heavenly landscapes bewitch you and turn back to feel alive again

[@shupingyin8082]

The narrator is great. The music is wonderful. Love your production

[@tys1646]

Wow great video

[@MrIsomer]

Best production I've seen yet on this beautiful event here. Great shout out to Vintage Cowboy as well. I'm sure they stocked you up well on a few of their vintages!

[@frankdomingo191]

I’ve been watching your Outside Beyond the Lens series. I absolutely love it but I stress over where you get gas? Jeff I’d love to be your friend on trips like this series. Visit America first. We have so much here to explore.

[@Wallykget1]

beautiful and informative

[@taniac3669]

Awesome video, very informative . Thank you Mr Aiello.

[@nowistime8070]

its crazy that there are no birds

[@naomipenguzman]

Wow... are we getting a super bloom this year?

[@Ohsnapski]

Yes, you are. Usually happens everytime you guys get a lot of rain and snow. Dormant seeds bloom in your “desert” areas and parks creating mountains and fields covered in flower patches you can see from an airplane.

[@naomipenguzman]

@@Ohsnapski we made it there kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpbXeJJrm5WGapY

[@sheilabrennan2229]

The KZbin video of some Central Valley locations for watching wildflowers thought you might like it

[@carpy1252]

Is that really Parry's mallow?

[@aurumdream9693]

Where is the green color associated with spring?

[@lokesh303101]

Better plant wild Almond trees.

[@underthetornado]

Why?

[@lokesh303101]

@@underthetornado you got the dry earthen surface lost in wind and heat but got cheap remedy for ecosystem to have the native wild plants more of often like the shrubs and woods better for ecosystem preservation and have bloom all times not after a season.

[@tonybanke3560]

The Best time is very early in the morning when the dew on the flowers. I grew up in the Antelope Valley and we knew the place before it became what it is today. The biggest problem in my time was the Bikers who had no regard for destroying. the flowers.