What you find in the middle of nowhere Utah - the AMAZING Parowan Gap

[@justnerdystuff]

It always makes me wonder if maybe a couple of hundreds of years from now, when archaeologists dig up the lost cities in the deserts that are now being buried in the sand, and come across buildings with graffiti and call them petroglyphs. Or maybe they'll make up a new name for those. lol

[@maybeebuzzy2265]

LOL maybe "graffiglyphs"? Nah, that just sounds awkward... This nerd loves this train of thought:)

[@SightseeingSally]

Interesting thought. I suppose it all depends on how long the paint lasts. If it breaks down before anyone digs up the buildings then nobody from the future will even know it was there.

[@darrellashby3906]

A beautiful area indeed!! Thanks for trudging up though the paths allowing us to see what you see. Thank you Sally & Marty! 👍❤️

[@collincluff7955]

They would be called pictoglyphs..not petroglyphs. The difference is that pictoglyphs are painted on the rocks and petroglyph are carved into them.

[@patriciaguenzler9150]

Saying I was in your footsteps 1979 amazing on top of the hills bad storm came my hair stood up from the lighting I will continue to watch when I get home 😊

[@colacola2]

The first saying hello from Northern Michigan . High Sally & Marty & doggies !!!

[@SightseeingSally]

Well hello to you 😁

[@rickkearn7100]

Another awesome episode, Sally! Love those panoramic opening shots as you're riding down the road. You make great videos, good content, quality, production and especially presentation. Cheers!

[@SightseeingSally]

Thanks Rick! So do I (re: love the panoramic shots riding down the road). The scenery here is amazing!!!🤩

[@JohnShinn1960]

Yup, it was a fine video! Thanks Sally! Thanks Marty! Stayin tuned! 👍🤠

[@SightseeingSally]

Thanks John! It’s the last we’ll be seeing of Utah at least for a while. We’re heading into new territory right after the 4th of July.

[@JohnShinn1960]

@@SightseeingSally Lookin forward! 👍🤠

[@jeanpayne2823]

Hi sally hi Marty,Love your videos.

[@128titanic]

Hi, Sally and Marti. Thank you for your video. Best wishes to you! ❤

[@tictacjak5247]

Nice. What a pleasent video. Easy on the eyes and ears. Great late night tv!🤩🤩🤩

[@SightseeingSally]

Thanks! I thought a little side trip into the middle of nowhere away from all the hustle and bustle of the small towns was in order. 😉😄

[@128titanic]

Hi, Sally. Thank you for your video. I think you're a great traveler! ❤ Happy the week.

[@justnerdystuff]

Utah is an awesome place to visit. There are so many super cool land-before-time parks to see. You should make next year be in Utah. You could spend the winter in southern New Mexico and then head up to Utah in the spring. There's Bryce Canyon, Moab, Canyonlands, etc. While you are in southern New Mexico you could visit Carlsbad Caves and Grants has camping, a volcano, a cave, & mining.

[@SightseeingSally]

Ooo, I like the sounds of your idea!

[@joannunemaker6332]

Thank you both for showing us around. Very beautiful. A most enjoyable video.😊❤

[@iansutton3176]

Hi Sally and Marty, thanks for another great video as always, all the best from Oz.

[@juliogonzales5441]

That was great 👍 THANKS SALLY ❤AND MARTY 😊

[@joemusicman64]

You sounded like a cowboy from the old west. ....cause I ain't finden no dinosaur foot print in that there rock (added a little to it lol). Awesome video. I know I like a channel when I keep checking for a new video. And here was. My favorite part was the Native American translation of the rock writings. How cool.

[@maybeebuzzy2265]

So glad I found your channel! You are fortunate to be able to sightsee like this, and so many people appreciate that you can share adventures with us. KZbin changed its format and I haven't figured out how to access the emojis yet, so sending you a big smiley hug old style :)

[@richardbeee]

Yee-Haa and Yowzer! I wonder who they got to follow that tumbleweed for a hundred years? Looks like a great place to visit.😊

[@darrellashby3906]

A beautiful area indeed!! Thank you for trudging up the paths so we see what you see. Nice job Sally & Marty! 👍❤️

[@SightseeingSally]

You’re welcome Darrell! I didn’t mind, I wanted to see it, too. 😉😁

[@kenlima930]

If Marty was asking for his oxygen I would recommend what I use for my COPD, 'Boost Oxygen' in a can you can use anywhere.

[@roberthale2268]

Small world. I was just in Cedar City today. I made 3 paintings up Cedar Canyon. I live in Hurricane, Ut and wanted to get out of the heat. I hope you enjoy your visit to Utah. If you get down this way, let me know if you need any help.

[@AlanZabriskie-tr2uj]

Sally when you were talking about the beautiful scent of the blossoms on the bush there is another that is the opposite. Many parts of the desert have sage brush but no bees are available. When the sagebrush blooms the scent given off is kind of a cross between poop and something dead. This attracts flys who think it's something gross to lay their eggs in. When they discover it isn't they fly to another with the same result and this cross pollinates the brush.

[@kennykittrell2549]

Hello Sally and Marty from Longview Texas

[@SightseeingSally]

Hey Kenny 😀

[@juliafromwisconsin]

Lovely video- thanks!

[@oldtop4682]

Awesome video! I haven't been through the gap in a very long time. I had no idea that they had put in the signs and pathways for the petroglyphs. Glad they did! You can find both petroglyphs (and pictographs) and dinosaur footprints in various places in Utah. Dino fossils can be found a bunch of places in Utah, but, like petroglyphs and pictographs they seem to be a bit more common on the eastern side of the state. Someone here said you should spend the colder months in southern NM and venture up into SE Utah next Spring - GREAT idea! The whole 4 Corners region has a ton to offer an inquisitive traveler. Plus, Spring is less crowded and a lot cooler. BUT, get some hiking shoes dagnambit! Grrrrr, don't want you or Marty turning an ankle up some canyon somewhere.

[@jenniferlindsey9020]

I enjoyed the tour of the Parowan Gap very much. I struggled to see the impressions made by the dinosaurs. Thank you for pointing them out!! 👉🏻

[@SightseeingSally]

You’re welcome! Although, if it weren’t for Marty, we would still be looking at some worn down holes in boulders. 😂

[@MSPDAZ]

Cool place. Don’t fret Marty, you aren’t alone. I need my walking stick and oxygen boost when up that way or up in the mountains here in AZ. Thanks for sharing your adventures😊I am a Cheeseland transplant and we are always looking for places to discover. Utah is next on our list. Safe travels😊

[@SightseeingSally]

Awesome! I think you’re really going to enjoy exploring Utah! It’s so beautiful 🤩

[@caroljames6371]

How did the native Americans reach so high to engrave those marvelous petroglyphs?

[@amybartus5095]

What music are you playing underneath your Parowan Gap episode? It is amazing! I would love to find it to listen to.

[@michaelhager2846]

Thank you 😊

[@kittyshacktracks8808]

Enjoy your vids, I’m originally from Prentice, Wi. Have you done any videos close to that area? Keep it up! 👍🏻

[@augustharter981]

Was excited to watch this video. Parowan Gap area is so interesting! That is a lot of tumbleweeds!! We have run across them in our trips through southwest. Yes there could be a lot of meanings behind Petroglyphs. Why do people always leave carvings with their names , etc!!! So irritating!! Btw, always love the hats you wear.Thanks for pointing out some of the petroglyphs! Btw, my wife would wear flip-flops also while hiking around places. Yours look like the same one she wears. Good question: art or language? You can hear some of the birds in the area. Glad to see the sign for the dinosaur tracks. Hope you guys didn't get too winded walking through the areas. The rock with the indentations in it could be grinding rocks used by native Americans. I am glad you been exploring Utah. Marty is definitely quite the guy. You two are wonderful together. Excellent video. Enjoyed very much!

[@SightseeingSally]

Thanks August! We don’t see too many tumbleweeds where I come from so whenever I see one I get a little excited 😂

[@DazedNConfuzed58]

Yay! I graduated in 76. lol

[@128titanic]

Hi, Sally. I thought that Utah has arid deserts with mountain range topography, and small mountains and rugged terrain, and salt lakes are composed to the landscape in Utah after I saw this video. Thus, I think Utah is so dry area because of subdiction of oceanic crust in this area from 50~160 million years ago. Anyway, I always thank you for your video and driving scenes. Best wishes to you! ❤

[@SightseeingSally]

Thank you kindly!! Utah is all that you described and a whole lot more! It is such a beautiful state and after one visit, already ranks high on my list of favorite states.

[@richardbeee]

Thanks!

[@SightseeingSally]

Wow 🤩 thanks Richard! Are you perhaps the one who also just tipped the “trip jar” through PayPal?

[@richardbeee]

@SightseeingSally I think all mine go through PayPal. Least that's what the receipt in my inbox says.

[@collincluff7955]

As I'm watching your video about Beaver Utah, I'm reminded of my trips to Manderfieild, just north of there. If you drive up to Manderfield ditch and then turn right onto the dirt road of the same name, it will take you up Squaw creek canyon where an awful lot of gold mining has taken place. I've found quite a bit of gold there by panning for it 😀. PS. Your traveling companion is kind of a wuss, I've driven up roads in an old Subaru Legacy wagon that only has about 4" of ground clearance, but he won't drive his truck over even the mildest terrain.

[@brucesmith9144]

Tumbleweeds are like nature’s dust bunnies 🐰 we get at home.

[@ekim1302]

Check out the song : TUMBLING TUMBLEWEEDS by perhaps Sons of the San Joaquin… 🤔…

[@chars437]

🙋‍♀️👍 hi nice video

[@bryantint1339]

I am in Elbe, Washington on Route 7.

[@SightseeingSally]

Haven’t made it to Washington yet. It’s definitely on my list, though!

[@bryantint1339]

Washington Route 7, is very pretty. Route 7 from Route 161 to US 12. Interstate 90 is pretty too. From Issaquah, Washington to Ellensburg, Washington. Even West to Mercer Island, Washington is pretty. Seattle looks pretty good too, but not worth it anymore. Besides, Seattle is full of crime now. Seattle was better pre 2017. Post 2021, Seattle is horrid. West to Mercer Island is pretty.

[@adelaidemorningstar1870]

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[@davidcarlisle6244]

Marty-pedia don't leave home with out him.

[@JohnShinn1960]

🤔 I'm not sure about a tumble weed tumbling around for a hundred years Sally, I've a feeling maybe you've been lied to. Not too many people live to be a hundred, let alone have the time to follow the same tumble weed around for a hundred years. The same goes for the people who claim 'no two snowflakes are alike', I suppose they also had the time to check and compare every one. 🤔 Now I must go finish what's sure to be a fine video. Yeeee Haaaa! 👍🤠

[@SightseeingSally]

I’ll fess up John, I heard that tale about ye old tumbleweed awhile back from another KZbinr and never researched it to verify the veracity of that claim. But hey, this channel is for entertainment purposes only - no guarantees are given or warranties provided for accuracy of content. 😜

[@JohnShinn1960]

@@SightseeingSally Hey, we're havin fun eh? 😁

[@SightseeingSally]

@@JohnShinn1960 hahaha 😂 yep!

[@lamaraskew6028]

It's a harmonica

[@terriestapley5475]

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[@glennjudd2467]

Dinosaur foot prints ? Never know ! Sure the proof was there! Just have to know what your looking at ! Looks beautiful out there in utah !

[@kennykittrell2549]

Made first comment

[@SightseeingSally]

I saw 👀 way to go Kenny!

[@whoopwhoop1584]

Please don't put these amazing things I spent my childhood at on blast people ruin them

[@TomSmith-ls5rn]

Another great video you two! I'm glad you're enjoying the Southwest. I live in Scottsdale, love the dessert!! Some sage advice, when stomping around the desert, better wear high top boots, not flip flops, those critter's like Rattler's and Scorpion's are lingering around!!