St Louis Vlog - Weekend Getaway

My name is Michael Collins and I travel the world with a focus on ancient sites, discovering new ancient clues and locations, showing you how to visit yourself as well as documenting the experience along the way. I am glad you found your way here!
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[@lindadaugherty8890]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING MIKE AND CREW ❤ ❤ ❤

[@WanderingWolf]

Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!!!

[@sparklesparklesparkle6318]

@@WanderingWolf Hey this is gonna sound kinda weird but it's a compliment I promise. Your face looks like a cross between Ryan Long and Tommy from the channel Sabbatical. Good luck with your research thanks for breaking the Sage Wall story for us. It really opened my mind to a lot of interesting possibilities.

[@jackjaxton316]

I love that you went to Cahokia, too bad a large portion of it was destroyed in the past. Did you know both sides of the river had mounds? St Louis is built atop Mound City, which was demolished in favor of progress. I've heard there were more mounds on the St Louis side, just not as large. Perhaps the Missouri side was more residential and the Illinois side more ceremonial? There are many black & white photos available online if you are curious what the structures looked like.

[@InFamousProductions]

Bro, that's killer. I always wanted to hang out there for a day or two. and going to that game looks so fun. right on bro.

[@WanderingWolf]

We had a blast out there! Definitely worth a visit!

[@candui-7]

Hope you have a great Holiday season! What are your thoughts on G Drumm's functional hypotheses for the Egyptian and N European megaliths?

[@BobReppnack]

Glad You go take in a ballgame on Your travels. lol I only took You to Tim Hortons haha. Do You get that feeling the govt is kinda like china with not excavating these mounds??? How do they not?

[@WanderingWolf]

Brother! You took me to the Mystery Rocks! Way better! Oh yeah, absolutely….in fact I think there were things here in North America that have been destroyed and covered up in history.

[@BobReppnack]

@@WanderingWolf I think You’re dead on correct buddy

[@glyph241]

@@WanderingWolf Keep Up The WanderLust!!!* *Did You Listen To Nelly? Saint Lunatics! 🔊😳

[@jasonsfun31]

2 things. 1st. Nicky You are far too cute for Him. And You got some of that accent. Sorry Mike. Love Ya man. You over achiever. 2nd. Is it known how they calculated the cubic feet of earth to make the mound? Did they take into account if there was a roofed structure under there that could/would eliminate a large volume.

[@jasonsfun31]

and cool vid bud. That drone footage really does it justice.

[@WanderingWolf]

Haha…I’m a lucky guy! That’s a good question. I’m unsure if there were any “cavaliers” inside. I don’t think so from what I remember now. 😬