Colorado Experience: South Park City

[@AcuraLvR82]

The cartoon was the reason why I visited South Park outdoor museum back in 2015 on a solo trip through Colorado. I was amazed by just how well it was done and all the authentic artifacts, the authentic 1800s Masonic lodge being my personal favorite. I came in from Breckenridge through Alma and the views of the mountains especially Mt. Lincoln and Democrat are breathtaking.

[@henrylivingstone2800]

That’s so weird I took the same exact route although my neighbors took me for my birthday 😂😂😂

[@You_Tuber_Premium]

I'm going down to South Park Gonna have myself a time Friendly faces everywhere Humble folks without temptation I'm going down to South Park Gonna leave my woes behind Ample parking day or night People spouting "Howdy neighbor!" Heading on up to South Park Gonna see if I can't unwind

[@diegofimbresvalenzuela7171]

Mmmph mmmph mmmph mmmph

[@davidcortina9898]

Are you Ready Kids

[@FigureFarter]

@@diegofimbresvalenzuela7171 Come on down to South Park and meet some friends of mine

[@herbalbertsantiago2766]

hey ive got a 10 inch p3n1$ use ur mouth if u wanna clean it

[@cheesecakefan4880]

The town is called fairplay

[@secef316]

What a great place, I passed through there some time ago and there were friendly faces everywhere; humble folks, without temptation.

[@Bellafwuu]

And people spouting “howdy neighbor!”

[@markdezuba]

I live in Colorado Springs CO and we "play in the park" (fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, dirt bike riding, etc) many weekends out of the year.

[@donaldtallman]

Looking forward to this! We love South Park City!

[@EngineerLewis]

Thanks for the introduction to South Park City - in the UK we have 3 similar museums (St Fagans National Museum of History in Wales, Black Country Living Museum in the Midlands and The Beamish Museum in the North East) I agree that these buildings if left in the original location would be lost - a collection of these old buildings is a great way to keep them "alive" and allow the world to see how our ancestors lived.

[@PeterNGloor]

I visited South Park City in 1976. Hope to come back this fall, Covid and authorities permitting. It's great to see that the museum has evolved quite a bit since then.

[@fernjunk]

The time I was at at South Park there was one person working . They use Goats to eat the grass & weeds are round the park a night , the day we were there the goats got out, we helped by chasing the goat back into their pen and had a lot fun doing it . there a quick picture of pen at 17:09

[@loloshua]

I'm a south park (the show) fan, I kinda wanna go to south park

[@joea1433]

Visited there today 10/13/24. Worthwhile, bathe Native American artifacts are impressive, a tremendous collection of arrowheads of all colors and great craftsmanship. Loved the buildings and contents, stores with products from 150 years ago in mint condition. Mature children today should visit to see how much more difficult life was not too long ago.

[@samnjoeysgrama1]

The jail has been moved! Aug. 12-13 2023 is Living History Days, come visit the 1870s in Fairplay, CO. A great experience!

[@Orophile_303]

Love you, Colorado 😢 miss you dearly 💔 I hope one day I can go back sooner than later.

[@cssturm]

I love Colorado Experience! Yes!

[@fernjunk]

the picture at 9:37 is of Nevadaville above Central City CO 39.795973, -105.528603

[@samkunugi5319]

Would love to see one on Como!

[@MobehTaBlues]

Been here a few times..lovely

[@Gavin53zane]

*SOUTH PARK IN REAL LIFE*

[@jamesbingham4538]

Love Rocky Mountain PBS !

[@TheBandit7613]

I'll have to check it out. Sounds really cool.

[@maupinmaupin1472]

I would love to see that truck that moved the stage stop building,

[@BrianBurke06]

NO BREAKING CHARACTER

[@totointernational3493]

Interesting... I LOVE WESTERN MOVIES... I LOVE THE SERIE "DEADWOOD"... I LOVE TO SEE COW-BOYS... FAR-WEST... GOLD... MINES... DIXIE'S LAND... CHINATOWN... XIXth Century... NITROGLYCERIN... TOWN WITH BEARDY MEN... TOWNS WHERE LUCKY LUKE WAS... WHERE THE DALTON BROS WERE... WITH AMAZING COUNTRY MUSIC WITH BANJO AND SPECIAL COUNTRY GUITARE... AND A CHURCH... AND A CEMETERY... TOWNS WITH 15 PERSONS... WHISKY AND WHISKEY... (for the fun) Very different from New-York City... ^=^

[@loloshua]

I love that you compared it to New York city, the most distant looking place

[@willnotburn]

Is there a name to the slide guitar in the intro?

[@davidcortina9898]

That's it? Just one south park clip???

[@wednesdayschild3627]

Sad st. Terese in Frederick had minor fire damage, the short sighted owners tore it down. That could have been used as a wedding chapel or a museum. In my town, short sighted people tore down old houses and built mess in the 60s. Out with the old unique history, in with the new mess nobody cares about.

[@sberky98]

i saw an orange airpod get ran over here

[@PeterNGloor]

Change of subject - this is a great documentary. I am comparing the ways to speak of the narrators. The elderly (local) persons talk and act normal, the young lady from Denver speaks and moves her hands more like a robot. Her pronounciation is terrible. It sounds like more and more people speak this way.

[@patriciaturner9750]

Wonderful! Well put together to tell the remarkable story. Narrators were great!

[@loloshua]

Is it just me that thinks it kinda looks like cardboard? It gives out more of that south park look

[@violaaragon1826]

I cant get use to living in Colorado I Have a feeling it is all abut money What profit a man if he gains the Whole and looses his soul

[@Roy_Boy4.1]

There is just so many grammatical errors in your comment. Everything is about money/currency if you want to survive without living off the grid. Who would want to be broke for the rest of their lives? Not I.

[@markdezuba]

Please