Oatman | The Land of the Burros

[@LaVaqueraMarin]

NICE!!!

[@adventureswithkendall]

Thanks for watching!

[@OCMike]

Always a fun stop when traveling to northern Arizona.

[@adventureswithkendall]

Agreed!

[@abefroman4953]

Another great video. Thanks Kendall.

[@adventureswithkendall]

My pleasure!

[@RS35cyl]

I’ve seen other videos on Oatman. Yours cover the culture and history the best!🎉. Thanks Kendall!

[@adventureswithkendall]

Wow, thank you!

[@boomtownrat5106]

@@adventureswithkendall I second the comment about how yours is the best coverage of the history and culture of Oatman. I’ve traveled that stretch of Route 66 a few times and Oatman never disappoints. Thank you for taking us along.

[@adventureswithkendall]

Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate my viewers so much.

[@danamomc]

Very interesting and I learned new things. Thanks!

[@adventureswithkendall]

Glad to hear it!

[@Starcars1969]

You did it again Kendall, another entertaining and educational video. I enjoyed it

[@adventureswithkendall]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JamesLowther-l2i]

Thanks!

[@adventureswithkendall]

Wow, thank you sir! I appreciate your contribution.

[@cavecookie1]

This was my home town through the 90s. I managed the Hotel Restaurant for a few years during that time. It was great time in my life and I have many fond memories. I see Big Mike is still shootin' 'em up in the streets; funny, I don't remember him being such an old guy 30 years ago! LOL!

[@adventureswithkendall]

Sounds like a fun place to live and work. Thanks for sharing your experiences in Oatman.

[@leannetoohey9518]

Thanks for visiting us in Oatman Arizona!

[@adventureswithkendall]

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching.

[@bobbybeeman7280]

Hello Kendal I loved the two old photos that you started out with. The first photo is of a tri tipped mountain. The first Tip when looked at closely resembles the head of a Ancient Indian. You have to look close but it has two eyes and a nose area and just above the eye's you cam see what appears to be a nature made head band. The second and tallest tip has at least four different faces carved either by man or nature. The third tip Is not clear enough to tell . The second photo with two men also in almost the center of the picture has a face built into the rugged part hard to make it out. Looking around on the face of the cliff I can faintly see some picture graphs or what ever they are called. I loved the old pictures of the Tavern it was so big. I was surprised to see this Town for it was way back in 1964 that I had went through there on the way to Oklahoma with my Grandma and Grandpa Start. She loved to stop at all the places; but being just a sophmore in high school I barely recall anything of the trip except rock hunting and picking up a piece of petrified wood and real long roads. Thanks again for a trip that I enjoyed, have a good evening and better tomorrow.

[@adventureswithkendall]

I need to spend some time looking at those photos again. Sounds like it was a great trip with your grandparents even though you don't remember much. Thanks for watching and pointing out all the things in the photos. Take care!

[@DavidHuber63]

Great video Kendall

[@adventureswithkendall]

Thank you! I appreciate you watching my videos.