American Explorer works to explore the depths of America's nature, history, and culture with a goal towards preservation, conservation, and admiration.
I'm an Indonesian and I just find certain fascination at American culture. I've never even went to America though I really hope someday I can visit Colorado. And I'm simply hear simply because of an impulsive personal research. This is a really well-informed video though, so thanks a LOT for that.
Lisboa is a beautiful city, with rich history. A side note - during the 1755 Earthquake much of the City which was Riverside was of course devastated - along with this, was the destruction of building which were holding a significant amount of the Portuguese Historical Maps etc. Which may well have been the greatest treasure that Portugal had garnered. The information contained was in the hands of the Portuguese Only. It was confirmation of the discoveries in the East, some of which is not credited to this very day. I’m glad you did highlight the Tower of Belem and the Monument to Infante Dom Henrique and the Discobradors, perhaps the Geronimo’s Monastery could have been shown. Thanks for your work on this Video. The Portuguese Wallaby Down Under Now on top.
I remember the first time I saw a picture of these steps that was taken from the summit or the false summit looking down, I thought it was something that had been photoshopped.
Just a note, the second is the only flatiron that I'd ever recommend non-climbers free solo. It's a class 4 scramble more than a climb and almost every CU student has managed it drunk at some point. Downclimbing is where people usually get hurt on it but, once you hit the top, look north and youll find a small drop that you can hop off right back onto the trail
How such a delicate, richly informative cinematic history tour of Lisbon only receives 15k views is beyond me. But please continue with your brilliant work, cuz for me it's simply the best tour guide for Lisbon one can find currently on the internet. Top-notch narration with a hearty way of editing to match. Thank you and huge respect!
Trails in Roxborough include a meandering route to the the top of Carpenter Peak. A knob of rock 1000' above the parking area provides a wonderful view of the foothills, Front Range, Denver, the Great Plains, and the ruddy rock formations of Roxborough. If you're lucky, butterflies sometimes seem to be swept to the tip of the peak.
