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Google Earth Led Me To A Mysterious Ancient Wall Found In The Desert 

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👍How to be a respectful visitor to these places👍
Native American groups still live in this area and beyond today. These places are still special and hold significance.
1️⃣Don't climb on walls or structures. Don't lean on or climb over them. Many places don't even need to be visited up close. View these places from a distance or with binoculars.
2️⃣Do not touch the rock art. Don't touch or create new rock art to preserve ancient stories.
3️⃣ Leave All Artifacts. Leave artifacts and structures undisturbed to maintain their historical significance. It is illegal and wrong to take artifacts. If you want something to take home, support local tribes by buying their handicrafts and jewelry.
4️⃣ Manage Waste Responsibly. Use waste bags; don't leave human or pet waste behind. Don't 'go' near cultural sites.
5️⃣ Camp With Care. Don't camp near historical sites. No fires near these areas, and ensure all waste is packed out. Don't make fires in caves or alcoves. Camp in designated spots only. When you leave, make sure to make the site cleaner and better than when you found it. Pick up extra trash you may see.
6️⃣ Control Your Pets. Don't let pets roam freely near archaeological areas to prevent destruction. Pets are not allowed in or near sites.
7️⃣ Preserve Fragile Areas. Don't disturb fossils and please protect delicate soil and plant life.
8️⃣ Follow Rules. Don't engage in illegal actions such as building cairns, or using climbing gear to access archaeological sites.
9️⃣ Obey Drone Rules and Laws. Numerous locations in the American Southwest and beyond, such as the Navajo Reservation, Wilderness Study Areas, and various restricted spaces, enforce strict drone usage prohibitions. It is crucial to not only honor the legacy of the people who once inhabited these areas but also show respect for the present-day residents and adhere to their local laws, customs and regulations.
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NOTE: I don't claim that I am the first person to "discover" these places. I just find things on Google Earth and want to go see what they are!
I do not claim to be an expert on anthropology, geology, or archaeology. I say that my channel is about "amateur archaeology". I don't have a degree or formal training in archaeology. I am just a hiker who loves to explore and see new things especially the ancient history in the American Southwest. This is what my channel is about. I hope you stick around and explore with me!
I do not give out locations to the places in my videos. I take seriously the responsibility to protect and respect these ancient places. If you do find/visit one of these locations, please visit respectfully. I try my best to hide noticeable landmarks, mountains, and canyons in my videos.
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@andriadobbs6774
@andriadobbs6774 4 дня назад
I prefer the ambient sounds rather than music with the drone footage. Thank you, Jeff!
@ShirleeKnott
@ShirleeKnott 4 дня назад
💯
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 2 дня назад
I will be focusing more on doing ambient music for drone footage!!
@1nvisible1
@1nvisible1 День назад
*@**8:45** wonder if the upright bare tree out of the hunting blind was new or intended to mimic deer antlers.* *@**9:13** are the mustard yellow circles on lower right pictographs?*
@michelleharrell8452
@michelleharrell8452 4 дня назад
I love the natural sounds. I put these videos on full screen & makes it so much better to enjoy the video.
@hoperules8874
@hoperules8874 4 дня назад
me too! I put it on the tv with great speakers-so niiice!
@lisagoldberg5178
@lisagoldberg5178 4 дня назад
Just hearing the sound of nature is relaxing!
@ShirleeKnott
@ShirleeKnott 4 дня назад
💯
@ShirleeKnott
@ShirleeKnott 4 дня назад
@@hoperules8874 💯
@corinnelaking569
@corinnelaking569 3 дня назад
I do as well. Wearing headphones makes sure I don't miss any sounds either.
@mikeyhuntsman568
@mikeyhuntsman568 4 дня назад
You are a kind, considerate man. Thank you. Love the desert sounds.
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 2 дня назад
Thank you kindly, Mikey! I will do more of it!
@scottperine8027
@scottperine8027 3 дня назад
Your videos just get better and better with every episode,thank you for the kindness Jeff.
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 2 дня назад
That is so great to hear! Thank you, Scott! 🙂
@robertlarsen6516
@robertlarsen6516 4 дня назад
High spot - signal tower, fire on top to alert/communicate to fellow tribesmen. Occurs all along the Mogollon rim; love your (our) hikes, brother! I Enjoy every one…
@DavidJohnson-iq2dd
@DavidJohnson-iq2dd 4 дня назад
I agree on tower idea.
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 2 дня назад
Love the signal tower idea! Thank you for hiking with me, Robert! 🙂 Means a lot to me!
@marko7969
@marko7969 2 дня назад
Like a series of beacons
@halward8672
@halward8672 4 дня назад
The melody of the bird, wind etc, must have been something amazing to wake up to...Thanks
@CricketGirrl
@CricketGirrl 5 дней назад
Awesome! I loved the extra ambient sounds. I was just thinking, you should do a short of the golden eagle. Like "golden eagle attacks drone." People would love that! ❤
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 4 дня назад
That is a great idea!! I will make a short on the golden eagle!!
@jackiemack8653
@jackiemack8653 3 дня назад
​​@@TheTrekPlannerCool and please be careful of flash floods. Also what a wonderful idea to play the sounds. For someone who can't get out and enjoy nature anymore I'm grateful.
@staycurious0815
@staycurious0815 4 дня назад
Funfact: I live in the small town in Bavaria Germany where the company Deuter is, which produced your Rucksack 😀
@prieten49
@prieten49 3 дня назад
Grüß Gott!
@staycurious0815
@staycurious0815 3 дня назад
​@@prieten49 😃 Servus!
@aubois1160
@aubois1160 2 дня назад
Gott schütze Bayern! Grüße aus dem Schwarzwald 🙂
@pkerit308
@pkerit308 2 дня назад
Does your area have enough power?
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 2 дня назад
Swing by their factory and tell them they make some great backpacks! haha
@sueellens
@sueellens 4 дня назад
I love the ambient sounds! I love all of your videos. Thank you!
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 2 дня назад
Thank you, Sue! I'm grateful to you for your support!!
@janettetippetts7942
@janettetippetts7942 4 дня назад
I love going on these adventures with you! Thank you for taking all of along and teaching us to respect historical sites.
@Janet-in-the-attic
@Janet-in-the-attic 4 дня назад
I really enjoyed hearing the birds and wind. That was a good idea. I wonder did the ancient peoples build sentry points around their territory?
@NativeViking74
@NativeViking74 4 дня назад
That is tuu tuu mii or Indian tea (not sure if I spelled it correct) which my ancestors have used and to this day we go and pick when its time. We are Paiute/Shoshone Indigenous Tribes from the Owens Valley.
@kh7794
@kh7794 3 дня назад
Thanks!! I was pretty sure it had a name before Mormons arrived
@fuimus5755
@fuimus5755 4 дня назад
If there was no pottery shards at the first site, I would think that it was not used for domestic purposes.
@andydever
@andydever 4 дня назад
I absolutely love the look of adventure in your face and your eyes
@nancyday4824
@nancyday4824 4 дня назад
I loved the natural songs of the birds and the wind. Thank you for sharing :)
@paulkitzhaber164
@paulkitzhaber164 4 дня назад
I live in Colorado now. But for 25 years, everything for miles around my home looked just like that. Horse and I explored a lot. Thank you.
@shirleygilchrest2187
@shirleygilchrest2187 4 дня назад
What a treat to hear all the natural sounds around you!
@RobynSouder-rt9jf
@RobynSouder-rt9jf 3 дня назад
I, too, am glad you don't have alot of music. The natural sounds are wonderful to hear. Thanks for another great hike.
@vonniebristow
@vonniebristow 4 дня назад
Thank you for the sensory input. I could almost smell the place! As a mother, I can come up with a thousand reasons to have a low wall around my mesa! To me this looks like a good summer dwelling. The seep, the hunting advantages,the farming possibilities. Yeah 👍 sign me up!
@carlhumphrey5050
@carlhumphrey5050 4 дня назад
We love the sounds of nature. Great idea. Should be in every video😊 And you're right, it feels like you are guiding us on a personal voyage
@michaelschuenemann3505
@michaelschuenemann3505 3 дня назад
Brilliant Ruins in a Brilliant Setting - this was a Fantastic Adventure - Great Landscape - nice Bird Sounds again ! Many Cheers from Australia !!!!
@eleicajunstrom8724
@eleicajunstrom8724 4 дня назад
I think it was a Gathering Place for the Tribes to meet and have fun. BTW... I really enjoy being on your hikes and very thankful for you. Thank you and God Bless.
@focusmerida6863
@focusmerida6863 4 дня назад
Another nice video! I like that you slow pan the camera when focusing attention on particulars. Nothing feels rushed.
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 4 дня назад
Thank you for that feedback!!
@xvsj5833
@xvsj5833 4 дня назад
Thank you for sharing your interesting adventures ✌🏻🫶🏻
@mirandamom1346
@mirandamom1346 4 дня назад
I have seen walls built by ranchers in the middle of the desert to restrict cattle movement. Maybe the wall is meant to keep cattle away from the edge.
@DO-hc3le
@DO-hc3le 4 дня назад
This was my thought too, that the walls maybe kept people or animals from going over the edge.
@deepg7084
@deepg7084 4 дня назад
Good idea.
@AbleMan.2178
@AbleMan.2178 4 дня назад
Probably. I'd put my bet on the initial Spanish ranchers tho. Too well done and big for later ranchers. Reason being is the initial Spanish explorers traveled with LARGE parties rather than later single family ranchers. (I have a small ranch/farm and KNOW how next to impossible this kinda structure is to build alone or with just a couple helpers)
@chrisphar2305
@chrisphar2305 4 дня назад
Im not sure its that hard, but you might be right. The Uk has 180,000 miles of drystone walls, the earliest are about 3000bc. Not usually that thick though. Slow work but its someting to do if you have taken your livestock up there. Could have happened for generations. @AbleMan.2178
@rogercranwill5029
@rogercranwill5029 4 дня назад
My thinking was that people living on cliff edges would undoubtedly have younger children, and a wall would be an impediment before a curious child came to the edge of the cliff. It would also have a defensive purpose to deter incursions by other tribes.
@stanleybridge
@stanleybridge 4 дня назад
Thanks Jeff!
@GOYOSGardenTiedyes
@GOYOSGardenTiedyes 3 дня назад
Been watching for a long time now I think this is my first comment though you do an outstanding job and I love your respect for everything. Thanks again for sharing.😁✌️
@danielcrecordme3097
@danielcrecordme3097 4 дня назад
LOL, I felt you were talking about me and my comments. If I were 30 years younger, I would be out there, so once again, thank you for taking me along with you. It was a wonderful
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 4 дня назад
You are so welcome! Glad you are here, Daniel!
@user-McGiver
@user-McGiver 4 дня назад
this looks like the remains of a massive building to me... maybe not all sides had walls, and all wooden parts are gone... but the presence of water makes it livable...
@stevefinneran7566
@stevefinneran7566 4 дня назад
Yes…it once was a massive red brick structure. An extreme heat event cooked and melted most of it down. Look into and research #Meltology #MeltedRedBrickUniversity
@SelbyRadabah
@SelbyRadabah 4 дня назад
Love the sound!
@barbaracarlisle8930
@barbaracarlisle8930 4 дня назад
YES on the nature sounds, used so well in the video. Curiosity and respect come through, something you share with Desert Drifter-very different but complementary approaches.
@user-dr2js7bv2i
@user-dr2js7bv2i 4 дня назад
That was great, Jeff. I really enjoyed the sounds. Thank you!
@sevenirises
@sevenirises 3 дня назад
What a beautiful hike. That pause with the sound and rhythm of nature was so enjoyable. The more I watch your videos the better I understand the beauty and peaceful unity of the people who lived here. Thank you Jeff.
@mariapanella8941
@mariapanella8941 4 дня назад
Great idea to record the natural sounds. Loved it.
@tinkmarshino
@tinkmarshino 4 дня назад
I rarely leave comments but I did love that ambient sound with the drone shots.. it did "put me right there" as you intended. I do not know about others but I vote for that all the time you drone shoot. Oh, I looked at others comments and I guess I am not the only one.. good thought you had there.. as a History buff I can tell you this is of great interest to me especially since in the last few years I have turned my attention on the America's and jhow they were settled.. Well, before I start teaching I will go.. carry on son.. you are doing a bang up job here.
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 4 дня назад
I am so grateful you chose to leave a comment about the music! I debated about it for a while and wondered if the ambient sounds would be better at the end but decided to try to do it with the drone shots. I’m happy to hear it was enjoyable!! Thank you!
@tinkmarshino
@tinkmarshino 3 дня назад
@@TheTrekPlanner We are so grateful to you for sharing your love of ancient places like this.. I do appreciate you for it my friend. Carry on!
@louevans6535
@louevans6535 4 дня назад
I wish you the best adventures.
@SelbyRadabah
@SelbyRadabah 4 дня назад
The sound is great with drone shots,
@kellydiver
@kellydiver 4 дня назад
Maybe the wall was to keep the children from wandering too close to the edge? Or maybe it was the wall of a dwelling? I don’t think all walls were necessarily defensive. I wonder if there’s a database somewhere of archaeological sites in the area where scientists have described them and recorded their hypotheses about how the sites were used and what they might have originally looked like. Cool find!
@neesr13
@neesr13 4 дня назад
Even the ancients enjoyed patios with a view.
@random22026
@random22026 3 дня назад
Brings the site that much closer, when just the environmental sounds can be heard. (At one site you visited, you even caught a disembodied voice!) 🙌🏻🙌🏻
@Timber81
@Timber81 4 дня назад
I left the southwest when I was ten. Your soundscape recording brought me back too some found memories of exploring with my parents. Awesomeness. Thank you!
@theoztreecrasher2647
@theoztreecrasher2647 3 дня назад
I can empathise (empathize for Yanks) with you on the memories but can you explain to a Furriner why Americans have such a hard time working out when to use too/to/two/tu/tutu??? 😉😊
@kenjones4564
@kenjones4564 3 дня назад
Natural sounds were great!!! Thanks
@tonydagostino6158
@tonydagostino6158 4 дня назад
Two sided structure, more or less open to the south, sounds like a windbreak against the prevailing winds to me.
@victoriamaaske7420
@victoriamaaske7420 2 дня назад
Maybe fall or spring pasture.
@ScubaSteveCanada
@ScubaSteveCanada 4 дня назад
I think you are right about the walls being used to channel game to the cliff edge. More modern indigenous people did this at Buffalo Jump, Alberta. It isn't a logical defense nor dwelling design.
@eegarim
@eegarim 4 дня назад
I had that very same thought just now.
@cheryldueck318
@cheryldueck318 4 дня назад
Another Albertan here, and I thought the same.
@quinwilson5657
@quinwilson5657 4 дня назад
That was my first thought.There are several "Buffalo Jumps" I know of in Wyoming.
@nthomas87
@nthomas87 4 дня назад
That was my thinking. I live in the Black Hills and we have them around the region for bison and other game.
@theoztreecrasher2647
@theoztreecrasher2647 3 дня назад
@@nthomas87 Granted the Earth's climate has been changing in recent times but I have some difficulty in envisioning the large herds of grassland herbivores placidly nibbling the verdant greenery up in those crags just waiting for the local tribes to scare them over the drop. Buffalo Jump sites are highly specific (and used over long periods, thus lots of evidence left) but that much human effort for the occasional solitary bighorn sheep etc (which would be more sure-footed and much more knowledgeable of the terrain than the local Tontos) seems counter-productive. 🤔😉😊
@kathietee291
@kathietee291 3 дня назад
Jeff, another interesting video! Thanks so much for taking us there, and recording the nature sounds! Awesome!
@jeanwalke6015
@jeanwalke6015 4 дня назад
Really enjoy the trips!
@user-uw9rn7gq9t
@user-uw9rn7gq9t 4 дня назад
Really interesting, you need to go further down the canyon. Thanks for the video!
@maryturko6490
@maryturko6490 4 дня назад
What a beautiful place.
@johntorelli3834
@johntorelli3834 3 дня назад
WOW..... thank you so much for making that audio recording. Just amazing..... even better than music. You can put yhe music at the beginning and the end. Thanks for the hard work. I look forward to your weekly video.
@cindywhalen5768
@cindywhalen5768 3 дня назад
Tire and spring set up for cows and deer. Love hear natural sounds of birds and bugs. For those of us who used to hike like you in our younger days the sounds bring back memories. Love the way you include us! 😊🙏🏻❤️ Spring would bring in animals! Great hunting set up!
@denisecoyne6447
@denisecoyne6447 4 дня назад
Love the sound video so nice!
@pippacarron1861
@pippacarron1861 3 дня назад
Your filming is so realistic that at 2:30 I found myself leaning left to see further around the wall corner!
@thelensmanphotography
@thelensmanphotography 4 дня назад
That spring would be an excellent spot to set up a game cam. There must be a lot of wildlife using it.
@edmunddantes935
@edmunddantes935 3 дня назад
👍 moment of zen. Excellent. Couple minutes of quiet.
@chuckzehnder530
@chuckzehnder530 День назад
You continue to do a remarkable job in searching with Google Earth. Thanks again for taking this old man on such a great adventure.
@vickiestevens1699
@vickiestevens1699 2 дня назад
Loved the addition of the nature sounds. You do a great job of including us. Keep on trekkin. 💕
@SteveDiamond-Iam
@SteveDiamond-Iam 3 дня назад
I agree that the first site was a hunting chute, with blinds. That seems to make the most sense. I also love hearing the natural sounds. More of that, please!
@karendavis7988
@karendavis7988 4 дня назад
Love your videos, Jeff. Thanks! ❤
@janetlahm3207
@janetlahm3207 День назад
The natural sounds are super! Thank you. Great walk we went on
@sandwitch4300
@sandwitch4300 4 дня назад
How lovely to be able to explore knowing you are completely alone and with nature 😊.
@angieconley6501
@angieconley6501 4 дня назад
Thank you for letting us hear the ambient sounds. I loved hearing that and watching the drone footage. I prefer that over the music. I’ve not ever said so, but I, too, feel like I’m hiking with you. In my younger years, I probably would have joined you or gone out on my own just to go out and enjoy nature. But these days, my legs don’t work like they used to, my back wouldn’t be able to stand the climbing and long walks, and my balance would have me falling at least every hour. I have a few degenerative issues and a problem with my brain now. So, I look forward to your posts all the time. It really takes me back to a time that I could walk all day and camp under the stars on the ground. Now I have to get creative when I camp. My back, hips and knees would be a problem all night long and in the morning I would need at least two strong, young men to pick me up off the ground. When I fall, I have to call emergency services to come pick me up. Usually they insist on taking me to the emergency room to get checked out. In the last 10 years, I have fallen too many times. I now break bones when I fall. I have broken my ankle, wrist, ribs and my hip. I had to get a new hip after that. But I really do miss it so much. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. 😊
@SchoolforHackers
@SchoolforHackers 2 дня назад
I feel you sister. Osteoporosis eating me alive, but I still love these places! Good thing we’ve got TP. Hang tough!
@PUPPYBONZ
@PUPPYBONZ 4 дня назад
@!17:18 to the right , it is a giant petrified ancient tree lying down . Follow that fallen tree to the base and according to the Spainards (1550 ad ) there will be precious minerals were thhe trees roots were . That would be called a VEIN . 🥇⛏⚒
@skibum6220
@skibum6220 4 дня назад
There is no petrified tree… 🤣
@Anname8
@Anname8 3 дня назад
That's the cliff side that fell away. 😊
@TerriAnnNiemeier-dy3no
@TerriAnnNiemeier-dy3no 4 дня назад
Good morning, great cloudy day in Denver
@HughDuszaPastor
@HughDuszaPastor День назад
Destroyed ruins and granary spoke to me. The strategic positioning of it makes for one reason for its destruction. Someone didn't want to be seen coming and going miles away.
@WisGuy4
@WisGuy4 4 дня назад
Jeff, what make and model drone do you use? I know that I am not the only one who is curious about your drone and photographic equipment. Maybe list that equipment as a standard part of your written introduction, like a lot of other channel hosts do. Thanks and keep up the excellent videos.
@ivydixon3506
@ivydixon3506 3 дня назад
Thank you so much for taking us all to see this ancient world. I loved the sounds of the birds and wind
@christmaspony
@christmaspony 4 дня назад
I love the nature sounds! Thank you for a great video! 😊👍
@TheTrekPlanner
@TheTrekPlanner 4 дня назад
Thanks for saying that!! I’ll be adding more nature sounds in next videos!
@networkg
@networkg 4 дня назад
Am I the only one who wants to yell "JEFF ! Be Careful!" when he gets too close to the edge of the cliff for a shot. Be careful Jeff.
@marko7969
@marko7969 2 дня назад
It looks closer than it is
@NewMexico1912
@NewMexico1912 День назад
In 1692, when the Spanish were reconquering the Southwest following the Pueblo revolts, the Pueblos would establish fortified residents on top of the mesas. So they could rain down arrows, bullets and boulders on the Spaniards. In Walatowa they had permanent Pueblos where the main mass of the tribe would live during the winter months. Then they would spread out to Summer hunting locations/farms/ etc. undoubtedly they had areas that would function as forts as well during times of war. Whether be against the Spanish, Navajos of even other Pueblos.
@edyoung6756
@edyoung6756 4 дня назад
I've got an idea about the wall. But I'm sure most everyone has already guessed this. I'm guessing that if all those hunting blinds are so near the wall, it was built to keep the injured game from running over the edge. This would, of course, ensure they didn't have to find ways to descend it to retrieve their kill. Just a thought. Keep up the good work Jeff. 👍👍👍
@katheyjberry
@katheyjberry 3 дня назад
I like the idea expressed by someone in the comments earlier - the walls near the cliff edges are to keep occupants safe, and within the confines. Similar to what we do today with boundaries and fencing.
@alanturner2653
@alanturner2653 День назад
Water at the top of the cliff was amazing
@lucindajennings148
@lucindajennings148 3 дня назад
😊 Another great hike. The sounds and the surroundings were so peaceful. 😊
@renewinborne814
@renewinborne814 День назад
Jeff... I love watching your videos. I am not bed bound or crippled, but it is just so satisfying to watch and explore nature with you in general.
@renewinborne814
@renewinborne814 День назад
Thank you Jeff, Trek Planner!
@tamirundell8392
@tamirundell8392 4 дня назад
That's amazing!
@retiredboss4831
@retiredboss4831 День назад
I can't even imagine the terror these people lived in to be motivated to build these structures in such remote places, But they were not enough, as the structures are ruined, pottery has been trashed, and there is no trace of these people today.
@waynemiller6156
@waynemiller6156 2 дня назад
Great video Jeff
@connielipp8648
@connielipp8648 День назад
Another excellent video. thank you for taking us along.. hearing the sounds as we watched the drone was so awesome.. again, thank you : )
@janderson5224
@janderson5224 3 дня назад
Great idea! I love hearing the ambient nature sounds during the drone footage.
@geoffwales8646
@geoffwales8646 3 дня назад
I have such bad vertigo, just watching you film over that drop made me shiver. 😕
@katep23
@katep23 3 дня назад
Absolutely brilliant thank you! And I love the sounds section too - really does help to imagine we are there with you!
@janeteverett1358
@janeteverett1358 3 дня назад
Thank you for doing the things I can't anymore. I truly enjoy watching yor videos. Thank you
@neilmacmusic
@neilmacmusic 3 дня назад
Another great video adventure! As an Audio Post Pro i'm so happy you are going to start field recording- excellent move and such a unique opportunity as you are out there with just nature👍
@danhoffman9232
@danhoffman9232 4 дня назад
enjoyed the sound and over head combo.
@valthatcher1235
@valthatcher1235 День назад
I totally agree with your other subs, I feel I'm there with you. Keep searching!
@iivin4233
@iivin4233 День назад
It's a relief to watch a video that says, "I found a wall on Google earth" without following the with, "It's clearly 200,000 years old and Atlantean".
@claireseyeviewonredbubble
@claireseyeviewonredbubble 3 дня назад
A residential building built on a high vantage point, easy to defend, from where you can spot game and also see enemies approach. Possibly an animal corral for trapping game.
@Janer-52
@Janer-52 4 дня назад
Another great adventure! To me, this looks almost like a place of worship. Nowhere to store grain, but plenty of area to dance, sing or teach. Maybe a school for young warriors?
@kirsiselei8703
@kirsiselei8703 3 дня назад
Love the sounds and as allways enjoyed the video. Thx for takeing us along ❤👋🇫🇮
@teresahasopinions2329
@teresahasopinions2329 3 дня назад
I love your videos. And with the natural sounds, it's perfect!
@1944chevytruck
@1944chevytruck 4 дня назад
Amazing amount of people must of lived there years ago!
@kt6332
@kt6332 3 дня назад
Love the sound! Love the hikes! Thanks!
@66bentleyT1
@66bentleyT1 3 дня назад
Great idea Jeff to include the natural sounds of your Trek locations!
@billykershaw2781
@billykershaw2781 4 дня назад
Thanks....always a must view...
@user-yp4nl9jl4y
@user-yp4nl9jl4y 4 дня назад
Thank you so much for the sound recording. Love it.
@edhazlewood124
@edhazlewood124 4 дня назад
Great video, thanks.
@user-zc8mk7mm7w
@user-zc8mk7mm7w 3 дня назад
11:03 one could totally relax into sleep with these background sounds. These ancient civilizations had it rough but definitelyhad it right.
@victorldunn9638
@victorldunn9638 День назад
Amazing to share in your quests, and the respectful way that you treat what you find - Thank You. Love the Drone shots - But you hand-held views over the cliff edge give me vertigo as if I am about to slide on the loose rocks! - Stay Safe
@user-zb8qo4oz3s
@user-zb8qo4oz3s 3 дня назад
I think you're right about it being a hunting spot. That was my first impression, and as the drone flew above it I thought it was the perfect shape to funnel game through to either fall off the cliffs or trap them.
@pazzazz1
@pazzazz1 2 дня назад
I really enjoyed the sound piece you did and always enjoy going on your journey! Great photography!
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