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[@teressarenslow5992]

"...gonna stop to abuse our dogs!" had me laughing out loud! I grew up next to the Columbia River in the Columbia Gorge in Oregon...when I moved to Colorado I made my step dad mad because I asked him "what's the name of that creek?" and I was referring to the Platte River! Lol! I say "creek." This video was SO much fun! I love how everybody went swimming with their clothes on! So...Utah hides it's waterfalls in the middle of the dessert? Beautiful terrain!

[@Jeanie363034]

crick is a sound make by a japenees camera

[@wakeup6751]

You are a group of awesome people! Love how supportive these men are to the women around them and are gentlemen and look out for them. Great video!

[@carolsmith7380]

Tucker.....great to see you, even if it's fleeting!

[@freeadventurers3112]

I agree with Lizzy, depending on what situation you are talking about, but I call them both crick and creek.

[@stephenpoe2037]

Creek ? Crick ? === It's a Wash ! LOL.

[@bvr1962]

Lizzy fell into every 18 year olds dream job, but she earned it, her welding skill is unreal

[@HunchoIce]

Love how Matt is fully clothed in the water 😂

[@jamestrombley386]

That looks like you guys are having too much fun. I'm afraid you have to go back and do it again.

[@jimsdimideas5383]

I appreciate that you guys have fun and take the time to do so. Keep it up!

[@Bryanja81]

I'm surprised that MORRvair hasn't broke down more often than it has, which virtually never. A knuckle recently. It's works a difficult day job and then Matt uses it for play and he's not easy on it. Did a good job building it. Hope I didn't jinx it...

[@trakyboy5128]

Love 2 c all the kids out playing !!!! Lizzie u have become a true rock crawling, dirt trail, stream crossing gal !!! Lol. Not as easy as horseback but lots of. Fun 😊

[@1jimjiminy]

Wow those waterfalls sure are beautiful You guys really picked picked a beautiful place to wheel today Matt and Matt and Lizzy and everybody I'm sorry I had a brain fade a blonde moment I don't know what we would call it but I just had it it's real blank on everyone else sorry about that everyone else.

[@protacodan4225]

I liked the hardcore framers tan!?!

[@55VickyV]

In Canada we call it a creek. We don’t have cricks! Except my knees crick a lot. 😊

[@josiatokirina1788]

In Michigan we call them a "Stream"! A creek in Michigan is big enough and deep enough to paddle a canoe. A crick is something you get in your neck.

[@Strider1954]

Then again it could be called a stream.😂

[@nathanb780]

Great video. I'm from southern ID and we always said creek, never heard anyone say crick. Also never said stream or brook. Once tied a fishing line to a rock in our creek on our property, had a nice rainbow trout the next morning. I think I was about 12 maybe.

[@Les_Burris]

I'm with Lizzy, I use both creek and crick.

[@JDRedstone]

Awesome Video! 👍🤠🙏❤🇱🇷

[@psg6314]

Great video and keep up the good work God bless from GA and happy holidays and stay safe 🙏

[@robert5712]

Creek is regular for us westerners but crick is cool:) Crick is known by those of us that have the watched the old John Ford movies and when we say crick our kids look at us like ...What!

[@pja8204]

Hey Colt, it's called a creek. A crick is something you get in your neck.

[@wjonthetrail]

Crick’s creeks and rivers It all depends on flow 1 Crick vary small 2 Creek little more flow 3 River is enough water to take you somewhere 🤓

[@keitharnett2647]

That’s cool trail going out falls we always try go at least once when in town reminds us Kane Creek

[@0ffRoadEverything]

That Farmer Tan is sick! SCREAMING REDNECK!

[@charleswidmore5458]

I love the episodes where bleepin jeep gets out that way! Go Matt! Either creek or crick works here. For smaller water ways like that swallet and tarn; stream, rivulet, run, branch, brook, tributary, bourne, avon, sruth or stras. the question is do you guys say wood-ter or wha-ter

[@canyonrunner]

Waa-tur (here as a native in Northern Utah). The syllable emphasis is on the Waa. Waa'-tur. 🤽‍♂ IE Waa'-tur sports.

[@bleepinjeep]

Ha, never heard of a few of those like rivulet. I say waater or whater for sure. Only New Jersey folk say wooder

[@charleswidmore5458]

@@bleepinjeep wooder is a jersey thing (haha you caught me) but it is an ancient pronunciation. The PIE suffixed form *wód-r became *údōr “water” in the Hellenic language family, to become the Ancient Greek húdōr, and thence the Greek ydr(o) forms. Some hydro- compounds in Greek were adopted in Latin, from whence they passed into English directly or via French Also from the PIE *wód-r evolved *udōr for the Italic languages, giving the Latin unda “wave”, and related forms such as undāre “to flow in waves”. Several English words owe their origins to this, including undulate, inundate, redundant, abundant, abound and surround. What is the oldest word for water? Etymology. The word water comes from Old English wæter, from Proto-Germanic *watar (source also of Old Saxon watar, Old Frisian wetir, Dutch water, Old High German wazzar, German Wasser, vatn, Gothic 𐍅𐌰𐍄𐍉 (wato), from Proto-Indo-European *wod-or, suffixed form of root *wed- ("water"; "wet").

[@lynh8378]

We called it a creek. So much fun! Nice video.

[@Bigfoots_brotherinlaw]

The floor creeks..... you cross the crick ..... least that's how I say it.

[@Weidjeep]

I'm up near the CA border, we call it a crick or a creek so we are with Lizzy its Both depending on who ya are.

[@duanemcguire2823]

Lizzy is a star!! It's a creek.

[@gayle4804]

Thanks for sharing this video nice to reminisce

[@ronnydowdy7432]

Good show. I enjoyed watching this episode very much.

[@dirttales]

Thanks for showing off this awesome trail, definitely gotta make my way over there one of these days!

[@jamesmcgilvray7031]

Dang bleepin Matt needs a tan I had to put on sunglasses to watch this video 😂

[@bleepinjeep]

I did have an excellent tan... a farmers tan!

[@gregoryshirtz4995]

A crick is what I get in my back, the thing with water running in it is a creek.

[@Golden-69]

Where i am from we call the water a "bayou" 😁

[@michaeld53]

That was a trickle !!

[@noahboyd57]

I’m a West Virginian. It’s a Creek.

[@darrinrebagliati5365]

Colt. In Utah that may pass as a river! Creek if talking to my folks, crick if talking to you!

[@stevesims2243]

it's creek when you're singing Up on Cripple Creek, and crick when it comes after words that rhyme with spit.

[@phillipwatson810]

A Crick is in your back. Haha, Thanks guy's for the great vid's

[@shawnmoore6775]

I'm came from the east coast and we call them brooks being the smallest.after that we have stream's and then of course comes the rivers

[@jonaathansimons7938]

Fun to see XJs featured on the channel again. Was beginning to think this was an all buggy channel!

[@tomg721]

Lovin the scenery on the trail

[@fredtucker9236]

Nice scenery!!

[@chriscummings9491]

Hey do you wanna head down here to shady cove oregon....we have an off road park finally called the 440...a bunch of mud an rocks to climb

[@davidlongenberger3021]

Beautiful scenery only in America 💪💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@michaelc.3812]

rattlesnake Gulch because there are hoards of them (those walk or ride bikes hear and see many more).

[@tacder1]

Down south of Utah we call them creeks, a crick is what you get in your neck. If dry its a stream/river bed or wash

[@perfectlyundonecustoms]

When Sand Hollow first opened, I accidentally entered Sand Hollow from the Hurricane flats, got a ticket for no flag, and not paying to be there. Things haven't been the same since.

[@davidlongenberger3021]

Maybe it's called a stream 🤔🤔🤔 nice water slide 😀😀😀🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@mikemathis3936]

I call em creeks. I like the new propeller driven duck horn in the 'nana. Im surprised that it wasnt Bleepin honked by a Bleepin Bald Bigfoot to startle Lizzy

[@richis65]

A lot of videography going on. Keep it up.

[@waynelawrence4973]

Ok Matt we gotta get some tan on that top!☠️ blinding with the farmer tan

[@bleepinjeep]

Looks great with my shirt on though right? 😆

[@michaelc.3812]

Mike from Colorado here, and most of us use both.

[@pchaynes]

I'm from Idaho and in Idaho we have cricks.🤗

[@NathanCEnyart]

You ALL do a fantastic job with the videos and the scenery. Please keep up the good work.

[@timmiller5170]

we call it thankful for the water, creek, but I'am from Nevada (northern)

[@stevemercer6198]

Really like your show🤙🤙

[@jwat2396]

It's called a stream. I've heard creeks and cricks but small running water like that I've always called a stream.

[@runninonempty820]

Matt, you have the same tan as me! Of course I'm a roofer so L have an excuse.

[@perfectlyundonecustoms]

I call it a river. Depends on where in Utah you are. Some call it a crick, some call it a creek. In Colorado City they call it a crick. In Hurricane they call it the Virgin.

[@scottyh72]

That's a fun trail. We did it this year at Trail Hero.

[@dalecrosby8751]

creek or crick - yes

[@rualert1602]

3:25 In Utah that's a river.

[@montegtaylor]

Great video

[@kenb4303]

Look at that Farmer/Golfer tan.

[@rshutterbug47]

Cool 👍

[@rowlinstoned3715]

Always creek!

[@ronnydowdy7432]

Matt says the water is cold but on a recovery and it's 20° in snow he has a short sleeve shirt on a says that he don't get cold. Lol

[@theoldman8877]

It's rain run off !

[@neilmetzgar7233]

What a beautiful day.

[@sirhcmi3]

A “crick” is something you have in your neck. 😂

[@davidmason8477]

I believe that water source is called a stream. lol

[@alantorrance6153]

3.23 What would I call it? A "stream" or "rivulet", of course - good, ancient English names for a water-course. Yes, they are other names. What else could I call it, to be difficult?

[@Eli-Just-Eli]

Crick when Im speaking, creek when Im reading.

[@petermorrowsr4661]

You go Lizzy

[@gilbertdelgado6703]

I’m sure Luna’s dip in that ice cold stream/crick/creek turned her high beams on.

[@Elandycamino]

It's a Crick creek is the noise the XJ makes off road

[@garyhuggard625]

Where I come from, in Alberta, that would be called a creek or stream.

[@patricksjeeps]

That is a stream. I'm from northern NM

[@ScottDLR]

It's a stream to us ;)

[@gamerkid2794]

A creek is a stream and a crick is a sore neck.

[@adametcitty6445]

Creek or Creek. I call it a STREAM. 😁 Or a wash. 😂

[@richardolson2834]

Crick, creek, stream, river in order of size.

[@kevinw5147]

In Virginia, a creek becomes a crik once there is an established population of discarded car tires.

[@bernardhossmoto]

Seatbelt, ma'am! 😂 What a beautiful place, thanks for posting this video.

[@jasonnuevo]

A Crick has discarded tires in it.

[@dixiemae5042]

Omg I had one of those matchbox car things

[@n3kma]

A creek is where water flows. A crick is a painful knot in your neck!

[@Littletwin2]

I got a crick in my neck when I cross the creek

[@bryansimon3206]

River, creek, brook,branch,stream, spring, large to small

[@biggooddad]

I ride dual sport motorcycles so it's a "water crossing" 😁

[@YTMichaelFromTexas]

In Utah, that's a water crossing. :)

[@ชานนท์แท่นมะณี]

Always fighting the customers

[@mattguyer]

I’d like to know where I can get those yellow sunglasses?!

[@rjm7168]

Is that a white T-shirt ... holy c*** that's your skin!

[@bleepinjeep]

Pretty huh?

[@just_in88]

That was a crick. Creeks have tall sides. 😆 !?

[@timcross2390]

Creek.... I am from KY

[@RagtimeAnnie]

A creek is a "creek" if it's deep - A "crick" is a crack with an inch or two of water in it. (IMO)