Salt Lake City Ruins (part 2)

[@mkayokay3192]

I flew into salt lake one week ago. OKC ~> SLC for anyone who wants to track a path. My 6yo and I were at the window looking for a break in the clouds to see the mountains coming in. The clouds opened and clear as day I saw two large visible pieces of cut stone that are light in color like sand compared to the darker mountain rock. I decided to stay quiet and let my child have a look and see if he noticed. He turned to me and said “mom, I see a pyramid” You guys- when I tell you that it shook me to the core I am not exaggerating. I saw it too. The clouds and snow (plus my desire to SEE with my eyes) kept me from photographing. It has snowed non stop here for 4 or 5 days but in the spring we must get on google earth and find this structure. It is large. There are at least 2 visible pieces. Perfectly straight cut stone light in color. As I said I was flying OKC to SLC sitting on the south western side of the plane.

[@MickWop113]

Need some, as Jon would say, “Boots on the ground”, up in there.!

[@rachel_v_k]

And a drone!

[@chickyrogue8485]

God bless your observant little boy

[@DebNewton-kh4cv]

How exciting!

[@Memee833]

Let us know if ya locate it, I've had a quick look and couldn't find it. Thanks

[@shivashampoo8435]

This was enjoyable to watch. I felt like I was there also. Love to Jon and Chief, a most beautiful dog.

[@JamieCrain5349]

Me too! I’m literally walking with them😊 following gentle voice and sweetest smartest fur baby Chief

[@therespectedlex9794]

He's a lovely dog.

[@gwhln]

Yes, Chief is a wonderful companion.

[@marcilovesbirds]

That feeling of being watched reminds me of the energy resonance of the past imprinted in the air. You have the eyes to see, Jon. Makes no sense to toil way up there. Never thought I'd be so fascinated with bricks in the rubble.

[@andread8]

Agree, if something is sensed, it is something!

[@dawnatilla2469]

IKR?

[@fredsilvers1427]

I can tell when my ex-wife gets close. I feel a great malice bent upon me. I get the same indication if there's a spider in the room.

[@cindysmith1700]

Are they watching? Is that what the helicopter is about

[@aspenenglish4976]

@@cindysmith1700no!

[@PJB-To-be]

As a child I was free to wonder about. 60 some years ago and the things I saw and got to explore. I had no concept of a narrative walking and playing about. My thoughts just went wild in my own imagination and I could stay until lunch, dinner, or dark. Those were mom's rules. It was a great childhood. Your walk reminded me of that time. Thank you😊

[@capnheather]

I was just thinking the same thing. My Dad and I used to explore all the woods. I remember a brick-making place near my home, it had been there forever. We went in, it was creepy and scary, and ya, we were told it was built to build the city, but how long ago? This was maybe 1976 - to me, it could have been 100 years old, as old as the city, but it was in serious disrepair for it being used to create the city, and then to fall apart so quickly. I had never thought of it, and there were buildings like this everywhere when I was a kid. This is an eye-opener, because we used to explore this stuff. My Dad had so many questions, unanswered. Sorry this is so long, I just found this thread, video, and have never ever thought these thoughts. I just learned of star forts last week, quite by accident, and I think I live by three, or three parts of an old city. -- wow.. and Ft Jefferson (the star fort that got me interested), which is close, but not. This is not vague, just enlightening. Now I'm down another rabbit hole. Are they going to destroy us again, to start over, so we're stupid, again?

[@annidee]

12:23 I love how the deer spoke & you listened. That’s what it’s all about (for me) is not just seeing and listening but HEARING what the land & its creatures are saying. If we listen long enough & stay open to possibilities we can learn everything we need from nature & it’s denizens. When I tell people I quit watching TV years ago & don’t watch the news I’ll inevitably get “but how do you get your news?” My reply, I get my news from nature….

[@AlasBabylon1]

Hear here!

[@GrowWithSara]

True if you watch the birds they are more predictable for rain than the weather man 😂

[@celiauzarski2064]

@@GrowWithSara I watch the birds and have Birdfeeders around my house. How did the birds tell you whether rain is coming?

[@GrowWithSara]

@@celiauzarski2064 they seem to always be out in more numbers getting food right before it rains. When I watch them and the mass amounts of squirrels we have on our property there’s just so much activity, then silence, then rain. I should right it down to see how often it happens before rain. I am in western NY so we get quite a bit of rain and snow.

[@celiauzarski2064]

@@GrowWithSara I’m in NE Ohio, not far from Lake Erie. We probably experience the same weather, much rain, cloudy sky. LI notice a lot of bird activity like: breakfast,lunch, and dinner type of schedule. When there is no birds at the feeders, it usually a hawk 🦅that keeps them silent and hiding. Thanks for explaining. I will be more observant to see it is the same here. 🕊

[@carolina_girl3484]

Regarding Jon's comments at the very end about the "blocked off wall", I've been thinking about what Jon said about how it didn't look "original". He had to climb up a very steep landscape to get to this hidden spot. Just looking at this ancient structure from the front, I get the feeling that it may just be an entryway that leads to an ancient underground city or other ancient structures. If that "blocked off wall" was not present - I bet you could just walk on through to what awaits on the other side! Very very interesting. Thanks Jon - you never cease to amaze me with your videos!

[@kristinechilds6035]

I am also born n raised in Salt Lake Valley and know the beauty this place once was like through the 70’s & 80’s, the mountains were my stomping grounds, at the top of 7200 So at the entrance of the canyon, there was remains of houses much like those you showed here in the brick n rocks and it overlooked the entire valley down to Provo. There was a keg and camp fire every weekend up there in 72- 74. It took 20 minutes to leave the canyon and be at the Lake to watch the sunset that turned the Wasatch Mountains into the purple mountains magistey.😊

[@ChristiansPrayingTogether]

16:45 Just absolutely amazing boots on the ground footage ! Beautiful ! Thank you Jon & Chief 🌅🌼🌅🌼

[@mumblety96]

Jon, never ignore that feeling you're being watched. We have it for a damn good reason.

[@KarlMonsos]

masons with the 'all seeing eye'

[@oneluv4us74]

One of my cats couldn't get enough of this video. (Of course I loved it as well) she kept watching chief trek thru the show like she was with him step for step. Thank you for your boots on the ground exploration and all you've done for this community and others. Thank you

[@heatherg.3926]

I know! For fun, if the dog is on, I call to my retriever, Brandy, to "come and see Chief" and she also seems captivated. Quite taken with how handsome he is, I think. But of course we like Jon too.

[@qua7771]

My dog used to get mad if I paused it.

[@wcmwfab935]

Weather controlling criminals and their pyrotechnics anyhow

[@AustinCG]

Operation cloverleaf spraying toxic chemicals in the air since the 1950s

[@katherinebangle540]

WOW, an incredible find! Thank you, Jon, for sharing your quest for knowledge and adventure. You inspire us all. GOD bless you, Sir 🙏

[@shannonlynnrandom3030]

Good Morning. What a video. I love how Chief scouts ahead and then looks back waiting for you. I so enjoyed your boots around the mountain and the sea of smog was just, wow. Thanks for sharing. Much Love to you and all. Have a Blessed and beautiful day.

[@mg659er]

CHIIIIEEEEEEF!

[@bluevireo425]

I'm thinking we are only looking at a tiny part of a much larger structure. Thanks for the walk...wish I were there. God bless you.

[@PollyHistor]

Agreed. As though the "mountain" below Jon's feet is the rest of the buried castle.

[@AustinCG]

I think it's the tops of castles buried especially when seeing it in person or as if there was more that had just gotten removed 100 years ago

[@Loosesapphire5135]

Well, all mountains are mountings, where the mud, silt & debris accumulated, gathered around the structures of the old world antiquitech. This only makes the entire seek, research & discovery that much more difficult to accurately conclude what is revealed when the mass is still buried.

[@wcmwfab935]

Morning brothers and sisters, brother Jon.

[@NoName-ex7ne]

What you mourning brother? Tis always a fine new day...🙂

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

I was just thinking Salt Lake City is a special place to me bc my Greek Grandparents ended up there - after immigrating to Ogden. We used to drove there every year from the Seattle area let's just say & so I do love SLC & now that they have been gone for 25 years plus - I really appreciate seeing Jon in the same area exposing and deciphering the past. And I thought the US was dull bc it was New. How little I knew. A great big Thank you to Jon.

[@aelfwealld]

@@NoName-ex7neHow good of a day is it if he is mourning his brothers, sisters, and Jon? Lol…

[@davidseward7857]

Maybe it really means " god (is) Mourning"?

[@NoName-ex7ne]

@@davidseward7857 he is not of this world...mourning is not in him...joy surrounds him always

[@tanjak.7828]

Thank you Jon. I hope you feel better. Love from Germany 🫶🏻

[@401xyz]

❤ from France.

[@NotThatKindaKaren]

Chief is such a good boy!!! I love how he always is looking back to see if you are okay and not far behind. Some dogs just do not need leashes. Chief is one of them. ❤ Cool video as always!

[@rosemurray]

I love the brief moment, at min 4:16, where a sign reads, "No dogs off-leash". Some of us know Jon's aversion to dog leashes, and when I see Chief boldly trotting around UN-leashed, I say to myself, "You GO, Chief!"

[@Coherence888]

not to kill your vibe, but i worked in a day care during covid no masks not one case of covid..but i met 3 children of only 80 children whose pet pit bull attacked them and bit their face, scar for life but not dead. i grew up on farm where we had dogs from the pound -now called "rescue" dogs-who lived off leash on 12 acres, but we were careful w breeds and training as my mom is well known racehorse trainer. i have young children and in bogota, colombia, 8 million people, last yr dogs off leash w people who dont have children and never raised dogs outside of city apmts in úblic parks and sidewalks is very uncomfortable as dogs follow their alfa and if human alfa is nervous w no experience u r looking 5 problems..w certain breeds that have been bred to react to their owners change in energy via attack for protection. its not the dog...

[@dickchampagne4358]

@@Coherence888don’t even try to explain yourself to a dog nutter, kids are killed and maimed everyday by them and yet it’s excuse after excuse why it wasn’t the dogs fault.

[@JourneysADRIFT]

Leashes protect your dog... Not leashing your pet shows a disregard for their safety and a disregard for others who may wish to enjoy the public space. In Oregon there is a famous spot on the coast where numerous dogs have fallen to their doom because of owners letting them off leash in a grassy area without realizing the dangers, we can see where a cliff is, we understand complex dangers, but a dog only needs to be distracted briefly by a squirrel and not realize a cliff is right past that bush. Two different German shepherds, months apart had to be air lifted off those rocks. All that money, time, manpower and sadness, because a simple leash wasn't used. It's up to us to keep them safe. Is a retractable leash or long lead really so inconvenient it's worth disregarding your animals safety and disregarding other people's enjoyment of the same public space?

[@lorenzog7811]

I never leash my dogs unless in a really populated area. Nobody was out where he was. Oh and chief isn't a pitbull.

[@JamieCrain5349]

😊me too!! Rose!! Go chief!!

[@marlenamaizar888]

Your music choices are always great! Thanks Jon!

[@jamierodriguez3554]

Thanks for your efforts and time

[@matthewmarler9719]

I moved here to Utah 24 years ago from Hawaii...I've also watched SLC grow and expand.. The air quality here is absolute trash. Its crowded. Ugh, anyway , good find jon. Thank you for showing me parts of Utah I didn't know about. Quick story to relate, As a teen during my high school years, I'd hike around the mountains in Hawaii way off the main trails, growing my pakalolo stash, I'd be all alone up there, nobody around, watering/ fertilizer... and feel eyeballs and presence all around me. Totally being watched, really strong. It felt spiritual tho. Like the shadow realm. It's hard to explain. Hawaii has crazy energies there. God bless.

[@mysterese]

i wonder if we can have a local slc group do boots on ground?? i live in slc too

[@jkm3297]

I lived on the Big Island for 15 years and no doubt the veil is thin there. Very similar I noticed on Molokai. I was there about 9 months

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

Pakalolo ! I recall this being sold on Waikiki Beach by these guys I met - but it was free for me ❤ 😊

[@griffore6404]

I wonder if folks ever realize animals watch us in there habitat, also we have instincts to detect them...

[@23Josilee]

LOL, cyclopean walls !! Yes, I noticed Chief was being careful to stay close to you before you mention you both had a feeling like that of being watched. Yes indeed, "places" do have "feelings." Wow, great find! Thank you Jon !!!

[@TheElokim]

Seen the cyclopean wall in Montana? UNREAL...what is here /there in Mtns...Astonished at what is taken for granted and no second look.

[@GEKimmel]

Hiya Jon, my names Gary from Bishop Cal, at 72 i remember my home now as a 12, year old and i just never believed my own areas naritives i suppose. What you are showing us answers all my questions and have no problem with the mystry we are now being exposed to. I love how you creep up and suddenly their it is!! U got me my friend, thank you

[@therespectedlex9794]

He creeps in your room like Roy Orbison.

[@tuckersdadnb]

My best friend Tucker transcended Nov 23' I sure miss our nature walks recharging from societies non sense. I look forward to every episode. Thanks for opening my eyes & heart.

[@aaronbaker1641]

Tucker Hoffman?

[@bobsykes7580]

Always great to watch 🎥

[@SharonPurcell-l4t]

You have a great relationship with Chief. I enjoy watching your interactions with him when you explore.

[@edkiely2712]

Chief is always looking back, making sure the Men in Black haven't taken Jon yet! Good ol' boy is Chiefster!

[@shawnybee]

5 AM again... Jon Levi with another video to make history. Thank you for ALL your hard work brother

[@TheObserver83]

Jon this video was brilliant, even meditational and calming. You do it so well. Thanks for making this effort and showing us this landscape and the unique perspective that only you can give. This kind of content is a great addition to your usual formula and would be great to see again time to time. Your videos are a staple of my Sunday morning routine👍

[@StrummaChick]

Awesome Thank you Jon and your beautiful pup is a great sidekick. You both are loved 🙂

[@Shag9y]

Totally “A Boy and His Dog.” Dig down, you might find a buried 7-11 store. Have you been to Goblin Valley State Park 3 hours from SLC? Freaky totally cooked out, like melted quartz pools at your feet. We microdosed, actually got totally lost, nobody around, felt that same feeling you did, of being watched. But a benevolent watching, like we were being supported to explore deeper, go deeper. Thx for sharing what you see, and Chief sees, fascinating.

[@AustinCG]

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[@elim7228]

Drugs are bad. They are of the devil. Don't do drugs unless you need anaesthesia.

[@jordancarlson2531]

I love that I’m local and I can explore these places 😩 thanks for sharing. Love your research as alwaysss

[@piperuk5366]

Wow you are so lucky! Have fun!😊

[@BillBlack-u9q]

Same! Layton here! ❤

[@mysterese]

same! slc here!🎉

[@gratitudedude4280]

Hey I’m local too! I’ve been looking for local people with the eyes to see what’s really going and and happened to meet up with and discuss ideas and explore this type of stuff. Would you be interested? Any of you? My name is Ryan. I used to live in the avenues. I now live in Ogden.

[@mysterese]

@@gratitudedude4280 im interested!

[@suprebaddeathmachine]

Jon's voice helps remind me to slow down, and take it easy. Thanks Jon.

[@theriffguy8237]

Watched a video on the history of Bricklaying. The style of these former people is called Flemish and the expert said it is unknown as to its origins. However, the buildings exhibited are dated from about 1600 to 1700. This style is here in Brisbane and all Australian cities and once you see it, one will see it in movies and everywhere else. Flemish bricklaying. Cheers

[@dcat9558]

😹..West German!...closely related to Dutch!...regarded as Belgian variant of Dutch!🤣.... Flanders/Flemish...Holland/Dutch for the Dutch-speaking parts of Belgium & the whole of the Netherlands!😂

[@lionelmerbles9375]

Flemish bond refers to the pattern of the bricks as they are laid when building are constructed. English bond, stack bond etc are other examples

[@sparklesparklesparkle6318]

I think a lot of reason we don't know the origins of some stuff is they were trade secrets. If you let people figure out your technique, then they'll do the same work you do but for slightly cheaper until they run you out of business and then bring the price back up to normal.

[@capnheather]

That's what THEY have told us. Same thing with navigation - if everyone could navigate they would steal the ship, the cargo, know where to go to steal the gold... blah blah blah.. I'm beginning to think I know norhing. @@sparklesparklesparkle6318

[@elouise.]

As ever thank you Jon, I really enjoyed🥰 Warm greetings from the Netherlands🌷

[@nathan19912007]

This video was more amazing than usual. Extremely captivating and interesting. Thank you so much Jon.... Love from London, UK

[@jadediquattro5355]

Thank you so much. I cannot express how grateful I am to be able to see your content. It felt like I went on an adventure with you today.

[@cloudattack3279]

Thanks Jon, cool adventure mate. 🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@kristinacleveland1805]

Great video! Definitely had an eerie vibe. Much love from Nova Scotia!

[@ViolettFlame]

Omg Wayyy older than Salt Lake became a city 😆 Most definitely old ruins that were destroyed so civilization would not claim nor find these ruins. I imagine these buildings were tall like towers & also round shape but large. Not like the cookie cutter box homes they put us in now w no insulation. These looked as if they were sturdy, built well & spiraled up, perhaps the stairs were demolished as well when tbe rest of the living areas were demolished. The brick are different from the TCarr ones that you & Kairos have uncovered in past digs🧱🧱🧱 but you & Chief did a nice hike. Deserves a big hearty warm meal afterwards. (Turkey chili & some jalapeño cornbread perhaps 😋) Well lots of Love & Appreciation to you & your viewers✨️✨️✨️🌵🌴🌵🤍Hugs from Southern Nevada🌄🛸🌄🛸

[@eileenbuller2832]

Impressive Jon and dear dog. I was told as a child of 5 years in 1950 that the salt lake valley was covered with coal burning haze so instead of milky color it was dark color. Never heard tales told by grandparents about lime kilns.

[@SkinJOB]

Chief

[@bruceh4833]

Many of the old rail tracks have been harvested for the turncoat U.S. industries that moved to China for cheap labor. So, it was feasible that mining rails with climbing cog wheels could easily make the grades without horses similar to Helper Utah and Price Utah where a company town "Helper" with housing, high school with a large swimming pool a large water tank, etc. was a railroad assist engine puller using cog drives. It was "abandoned" at Soldier Summit and relocated in Price. The railroad system is a mere skeleton of what it was before the 1970's as much of the rails were salvaged and trains started using robot remote controls by microwave repeaters in the 1980's. Only emergency brakemen ride the diesel engines much anymore, so the automation eliminated many of the old school railroad corps. jobs. It would be easier to transport the ore to localized kilns and then take the finished lime by small rail down further to the factories and construction sites in the valley. The big mystery was why the rails were abandoned and that was because the Crown Commonwealth was finished using the American colonist experimental resource mining system for the easy access ores and cheap labor has gone to exploit China and other poor countries using funny money fiat notes and free energy wage slaves.

[@bruceh4833]

There is also an as abandoned "CCC camp" town with a swimming pool way out in the West desert at Simpson Springs supposedly as a Pony Express stop. Pony Express was used as a cover story and only lasted one year. The govern-mental agency went bankrupt and wouldn't pay the riders, so the riders stole the horses in kind. The "horse thieves get hung" became the legal fiction legislation after that happened.

[@celiauzarski2064]

@@bruceh4833 How did you come to know all this, we’re you a resident of this area? I’m am not doubting what you wrote. It’s fascinating information, as well as explaining much about what happened.

[@therespectedlex9794]

​@bruceh4833 What the Hell are you talking about? The point of these videos is that there were no lime kilns in the hills above Salt Lake City.

[@liquidluck711]

Wow. Never thought I'd be up for a Jon Levi video. But here I am, drunk and high off pineapple express contemplating the fabrications on the tapestry of life. Cheers Jon and community to another great production! Truly, thank you all for being here

[@phamilypharms9336]

Yea , I just cant sleep

[@maxspears6030]

Pineapple Express is a wonderful sativa. Haven’t seen any in Michigan in a while. Enjoy. 😙💨 💨 💨

[@rachel_v_k]

I haven't smoked in a while. That 🍍 express sounds delicious, though! 🥰😋 Enjoy! 💖

[@susanjaeger9851]

Fudge truffles right here, and enjoying the boys adventure.

[@reglarcatG---2178]

What a wonderful way to experience a Jon Levi production, I am always UP for it on a Sunday morning, UP before the sun, UP before the reality has had time to wipe the sleep from its eyes,UP before the gravity has had breakfast and is too groggy to take notice,as Jon would say right before the matador takes the stage "Welcome"🍃

[@Twin_solo_az]

Love this video. Crunch crunch snow under foot.

[@McMUDDY-BUDDY]

Yay!!! So glad you are here. 😊

[@jackieselah]

Jon Levi, I'm always so struck by the way that you are so respectful of the land; it's a rare thing in this country called the United States. And many of my friends and family who watch your channel, understand the depth of a narrative designed to erase a people; to disassociate original people from the land; we appreciate your work. Btw, your delivery of information is as gentle as it could possibly be, so don't hate doing these videos. Some may become uncomfortable but the hope is they are only feeling growing pains. Stay well🪷

[@G-reg100]

My Sunday night ritual is Jon's video before bed. I absolutely look forward to it every week. I have learned so much because of Jon.

[@Candy-yt4kt]

It's a massive castle/Fort type thing. Like all 3 are part of the same Unfathomably large structure. The structure, under a layer of earth, is the Mountain. I would love to chip a hole in the back of one of the arch ways, and explore the structure.

[@elim7228]

I think they blocked tunnel entrances. It only makes sense these towers were interconnected/connected with a much larger complex. No structure would be standing just by itself, especially if it's a tower. And these were towers for sure. Where are the roads? Where are passageways to and from these? Lots of questions. Definitely these are remnants of an old old old world complex.

[@tatewinters5565]

​@@elim7228Covered with a layer of debris after worldwide cataclysm. That wall is likely severa layers thick. Let us know IN CODE of you find anything cool

[@fredsilvers1427]

Maybe something similar to a star fort.

[@ryderphillips4464]

These openings are how you heat a castle.

[@rodwashington2652]

I read somewhere that our faith in OUR creator can move mountains ❤😊

[@shelleybentz6150]

The spirit of the land is very much alive. Stories to be discovered. ❤ and thank you Jon Levi from🇨🇦

[@DeborahWheeler-v1q]

Thank you Jon and Chief for our Sunday morning adventure. I always look forward to this and what you discover. God Bless you and Chief.

[@chelene28]

It almost kind of looked like an old entrance to an underground tunnel system. I’d bet there are some pretty high tech tunnel systems and fall out shelters in some of these mountain ranges. If the one owned by the LDS church in little cottonwood canyon is public knowledge, I can only imagine what the ones we don’t know about look like. Be careful in your travels in some of these places, you never know what you may stumble upon cause I don’t think that helicopter was by chance. Thanks for another great video!

[@kabukitheatre3796]

Great nuances in your commentary and I loved the soundtrack. I think that’s new? Very nice!☕️🚬

[@jameyfracz8072]

There are old lime kilns in Bayview, Idaho, on the Pend Oreille Lake, and a lot of old concrete foundation and ruins on the other side of the lake only accessible by water. I want to check it out this summer.

[@401xyz]

Pend(re)=to hang and oreille is ear in French❤.

[@johnoudin2705]

I appreciate your thoughts and logic always.

[@Vivavivaamor]

Jon, I was feeling really low today.. and usually I very attentively wait until midnight on Sundays to see your video, but in my depression I had forgotten the day.. and then just now I remembered a new video would be here, and truly your words, video and presence has lightened the heavy load on my heart today. I really appreciate and love you!!

[@VictrolaMMA]

its 100% a tunnel system when i was a kid in the 80s and 90s we used to play in them in scotland, thry were always filled in but further back than those ones

[@johnkean6852]

The tunnels go from Scotland to Turkey.

[@panatypical]

​@@johnkean6852with turkey chili

[@ZarpeParadise]

I thought that too, like a portal.

[@luxuriousfir]

​@@johnkean6852 All of this realm is connected by tunnels.

[@elim7228]

Agree, these are entry points to a tunnel complex. They blocked them for that same reason. Hey, it's for our own safety LoL

[@andquin1476]

remains of past mining wasteland ? , those hills look like spoil tips (slag heaps we call them in the uk) , i bet the bottle kilns were the mine entrance for carts maybe for loading / unloading , possibly a rail road system thats been covered or removed , good little explore jon

[@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794]

Yes, indeed! It does look slag-heap- like hills. So a different topography many moons ago which would have been much flatter. I was thinking similarly but forgot about slag-heaps. Perhaps they are a peculiarity to the UK mining industry- small country & less room to chuck stuff about ! Hope Jon sees your comment.

[@suzirhae]

Yes, the slag heaps are all over Montana as well, and they were digging up the gold, silver, sapphire and garnets. Great places for Rockhounds!!❤

[@AceXav]

I see this as well old quarries built by giants?

[@andquin1476]

giant bucket wheel excavators ? i dont think giant people did this , if you search for 'bagger 288' you will find one of the largest giants ever made and the reason the earth is shaped by mountains and hills of mining/quarry waste ..and search earth is a giant quarry also for some extra ideas to show what i mean 🙂@@AceXav

[@TheElokim]

@@suzirhae same here in the Black Hills of SD...Lots of Garnets up here..everywhere. Still some Gold also...many surprises. Stuctures too...of OLD.

[@createa.googleaccount713]

Another Brilliant video from Jon! Yep, 150year old kilns with No roads, ya, Sure 😏

[@createa.googleaccount713]

Could those kilns be a type of Bunker?

[@EmeraldRainbowGLORY]

❤Morning brother Jon...I was born in SLC, Utah at Salt Lake General Hospital in 1962. My family shares a tale of an immediate family member who left the church and civilization to live in the Uintah mountains above SLC. Peter the Hermit had a very long gray beard nearly down to his knees. Although rarely seen by family...he evidently made a track downtown the time I was born & at 125 years old insisted on cradling me as a newborn & there is a black and white family photo of this incident. And as the story goes...Peter the hermit says I have a special purple aura💜(my favorite color). ....& he treks back up the mountain never to be seen again. Love your content, blessings dear Jon & Chief💜💙

[@timothycontreras8424]

Feeling a little Squatchy we're ya Jon😊 Very nice hike I'm envious!

[@hawkcobo]

That pic looking through the hole in the kiln looking up is top notch. Love it.

[@nyquil762]

There's that guy again.🙏🏽

[@marlonrando8833]

Beautiful video. I'm imagining an ancient city built into the mountain. Thank You Jon, Stellar as always

[@stirtheimagination88]

Raw, pure, and authentic. One of your best videos, Jon. Thank you for taking us along. There were moments when I felt what you were feeling. Sorta creepy being watched. I know that no one will ever give an accurate revelation of what really went on here in the deep past. But that just makes the questions and explorations all the more exhilarating. Carry on, brother!

[@ronsereda4242]

Chief is such a nice buddy. When he looked back I often found myself smiling back.

[@johndettelis4573]

Its time for the ADVENTURE CLUB ...STARRING JON LEVI ...AND CHIEF

[@johnnycampbell7691]

Lots of videos of people driving through utah,Wyoming, Colorado and Nevada have no idea what they are seeing.

[@monettebyers1369]

so true! IM in Idaho and very turn is something fascinating. @@johnnycampbell7691

[@NoOne0000]

Thank you for being here for your regular Sunday,

[@Ceilinggurl]

I’ve hiked up to the first Limekiln twice after watching your first videos. It’s so exciting to see this new discovery!

[@mauimixer6040]

Once you get over 100k subs, you get watched, of course !! But helicopters, wow, you are special !!!! lol. But maybe they were following one of Your followers, and not you yourself ?? Hopefully so ! Much Aloha and Blessings from Maui !!! . thanks for all your enlightened shares ! You are what Love and being Human is about !.😊🙏🥳🤙 RIP-Lahaina, Maui .

[@johnkean6852]

Hope u get your millions in compensation soon. What hell you've been thru. There are some real psycho baskets on this realm. All best to you. You have risen above it all. You remain amazingly positive! John from N Cyprus.

[@mauimixer6040]

​​@@johnkean6852 are you addressing me ? Millions?

[@CrystalShaman]

Chief checking things out 🐕‍🦺...18:55 that structure is quite impressive...Nice!...Ty Jon & Chief for the boots 🥾🥾 & paws 🐾 on the ground......🙏✨

[@tropicaldreamer]

Paws on the ground! Love it.

[@acw7120]

Morning Jon. Had the usual 12 espressos already. Being moderate for Lent. Where I walked my dog is the Lime Kiln Forest. UK Sussex.

[@robegatt]

Agents Smith checking on youas always

[@evakiss2562]

Hi boys! Actually it was very interesting find up in a middle of nowhere really …loved how chef just knew where you want to go?!

[@christinekulper7824]

We love you too, Jon! Thank you ❤❤❤

[@sr-lo9gg]

If you think those kilns are remote, you should research the perfectly intact “Wildrose Charcoal Kilns” in California - they are in THE MIDDLE of the Death Valley. Yes, hours of driving from any direction. Moreover, only 100miles from there there are other two kilns along the 395, before Lone Pine In the Eastern Sierras, called “Cottonwood charcoal kilns.” I visited them last month. No trace of soot. I then went to the Eastern California Museum and upon telling the director about the remoteness of those kilns, she said to me, “ yes, isn’t it amazing what they used to achieve back in the day? And they had also BUILT A CHUTE from the high sierras directly to the kilns, to slide down the logs.” After saying this out loud, even she realized this was ridiculous, in fact, she corrected herself, “ or at least, this is what they tell us.” (Of course, there is NO TRACE whatsoever of these “slides”) If you google these places, call them at the Eastern California Museum of Independence, CA. They are happy to help researchers, and they are all ladies mountaineers.

[@trekfortruth2841]

Intriguing...i would say older than we are told. Reminds me a bit of some of Jim Vierra's research into the stone structures in New England

[@MrDanrn999]

Thank you, for making this video.

[@StephNW]

Great video!! Love your “boots on the ground” reports! Always love seeing Chief enjoying an adventure! That feeling of being watched is most likely the people of the past noticing a visitor. Had the same overwhelming feeling at the step pyramid in Saqqara Egypt!

[@I_am_Kairos]

i now wonder if the 'feeling of being watched] is our own watching of ourselves tuned into 'the present'?

[@ZalMoxis]

Great find Jon.👍

[@sirjayliedtkefeb2725]

Love Love Love Jon Levi I do ...there I've said it now.x Flat THUMBS Matter.x Never stop Jon u are an absolute gem if anything show us more...outtakes retakes first takes..etc You Rock (petrified matter) Our realms collectively n individually. Thanks for alwys Beeing Ewe..x

[@rosemurray]

Oi!😄

[@celiauzarski2064]

@ sirjayliedtkefeb2725 Can you explain something to me? In reading your comment, I did not understand the reference to “flat thumbs”. Is it something to do with video recording on a cell phone 📞?

[@Maybe-You-Know-Me-Not]

This is my favorite video to date, I’ve probably seen every video and all are good. This one feels very friendly and real. Great job, it feels like exploring and not theorizing.

[@KSpides53]

Thank you for taking us on a class trip!! Awesome. Much Love ❤️ God bless

[@ourmeltedreality8731]

Thanks for the tour Jon! Incredible in the middle of nowhere structure. The internals morphing from brick to rock are great. Those machine screw bricks are wild. Never seen anything like those. Really gets the mind turning. Outstanding find and thanks to whoever tipped you off to them. Enjoyed every second of it 🔥 I’m hoping to find (before spring) the ruins of 150 coke ovens in a ghost town called Battelle,AL. Absolutely in the middle of nowhere deep in the woods. Supposedly built 1902 and only in operation for 18 months. Cheers

[@I_am_Kairos]

I think the 'machine screw' was a clocking device that turned during the stamping process of the brick. straight up is noon or specific shift/season and so on. Many cast iron operations still use this method to track production specifics.

[@ourmeltedreality8731]

@@I_am_Kairos nice! 🧐

[@mayb.wright509]

Chief is such a cool dude. The melted bricks look exactly like those ancient geological formations in Iceland that "they" tell us are basalt columns. Embarrassed to admit that I bought that line years ago. My gratitude to you and other seekers for waking me up - more and more with each passing video. Blessings.

[@BruceLei]

Thank you for another great video Jon

[@267BISMARK]

The clouds are always watching.

[@ZarpeParadise]

Incredible journey Jon! At first I thought the sea of smog was WATER!! Maybe it was at one time and where you were was easily accessible. I love your lead dog Chief taking a pause for you to catch up. When you split paths, he quickly turns to lead you on yours. Amazing adventure, I literally gasped at the kiln shots. Breathtaking to think the possibilities. As always, thank you for this beautiful presentation and the spherical background sound. Blessings

[@JamieCrain5349]

I thought that was water too😮

[@mysterese]

i live in slc and if he filmed this on Thursday last week, it definitely looked EERILY like water/ocean coming down the belt rout from mountains. mystical. felt like a forshadowing to me.

[@ZarpeParadise]

@@mysterese Incredible all the majestic shots Jon captured! This video was almost poetical in nature! Up Lifting!

[@johnny5fingers0966]

It indeed was water. Look up lake Bonneville. Far up on the east and west mountains around where he was st you can still find ancient seashells everywhere. As the lake receded it left behind the great salt lake which is one if the biggest inland salt lakes in the world. It's about 5 miles or so to the north west of where he was hiking and it's massive. If you look at a map of utah, it's the big lake you'll see. Bonneville covered a good portion of the western states at one time in ancient history.

[@kennysherratt1943]

Love the boots on the ground with Chief. Thanks brother

[@PNWWildernessJourneys]

Your videos are an inspiration! I'm always on the lookout for "structures" while hiking in the Northwest Cascades. Unfortunately, they are very difficult to spot because of all the towering trees and vegetation! I've only come across one "lime kiln", and it was similar to yours, way out in the middle of nowhere! It's located in Granite Falls Washington State.

[@ThomasPaine1974]

There is far more buried in the ground still from the last "reset" as the parasites would call it. Thank you @jonlevy & chief 4 the boots on the ground adventure!

[@michaellloyd8594]

A fabulous explore Jon. Great scenery, nice bit of vicarious exercise, then some ruins that really as you say are a 'slam dunk' for quite a rethink on what was going on in early Utah...& how early was it really, & most seriously, how/what sort of energy was unleashed to cook things out that much??? Really great work as always, many thanks from Sunny Australia

[@PollyHistor]

Supernova.

[@Fritzchen15]

You're a brave man, Jon!! So happy to see you have your pup with you as always! Please be careful on the journey's you take! Thanks for all your work ❤ most relaxingly informing videos on KZbin!

[@suzirhae]

The lead dog can always find the deer path and the best trail! I am feeling like this was the only ground and that everything else was probably under water. This was probably there starting in the 1500’s, considering it’s on maps from that time period. BTW, I love going hiking with you and Chief! Love you guys!!!❤

[@carolina_girl3484]

Jon - I really loved this raw video. Very exciting boots on the ground !! Thank you for sharing!! 🙂

[@carmenjacinto4426]

WoW so cool, loved this place ! Thanks Jon and Chief ❤❤❤❤

[@pontiacowl6727]

In the middle of no where!....wow incredible find Jon!!...then a chopper shows up...glad u have chief

[@Lissa.]

I love the way that you listen to the deer, you could’ve really gotten hurt. You and Chief were definitely picking up on the residual energy of the place stored in the stones 😮I would love to get out and explore. Our hidden history is so fascinating. Could it possibly be a very elaborate ornate opening to some sort of cave system? Thanks for sharing.

[@allandahma4825]

It’s always been right in front of our faces!!! Awesome video 🙏🙏🙏

[@gryph70]

I'm thinking they're entrances of some description to inside those mountains..just a hunch Jon...great work mate cheers.

[@EricPepe]

ecsape tunnels when the saturn melt down hits

[@robegatt]

of course they are.

[@celiauzarski2064]

@gryph70 could the entrances to the mountains be to the tunnels to take us to Agartha? I love all the suggestions of what might have been a long time ago.

[@cheryl8572-e4j]

@@celiauzarski2064I know!

[@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794]

Wait for me ! Just got to go grab my coffee ☕️ and I'll be with you ! 😊

[@smileychavez8093]

That’s awesome Jon! Really appreciate you sharing. Makes a person really really think about how much history we have not a clue!!

[@damonjesus445]

I can't help but feel as if the ruin was repaired at some point. Reminds me of the ruins in South America, where you have the beautiful cyclopean blocks as the base, then smaller pieces, trying to repair gaps and whatnot. The distinction is less here, but I think, still visible. The Gospel is 1 Cor 15; 1-4. God bless you all, in Jesus' name. Amen.