I Discovered a Lost World on Google Earth 

Indeed. Thanks Googs 😘

Hii Google really like you, and man the channel of this guy is really incredible one day i wish to visit this places too

It feels surreal to have one person posting comments posing as Google.

I believe everyone who knows it, rates it highly. Who cares it doesn’t have 1 million followers yet..☀️

Isn't it though? It's like our little secret and we were here when it was born. I hope we get to watch him for decades.

Not by me! Nolan is an artist and his excursions are genuine, experiential, works of art.

I prefer smaller channels myself. They're charming and more intimate, like this one.

Doesn't that look like the framing of a big house with a black roof on it. Start looking center far right (TS)0:36.

I'm right there with you I love this kid!

Same

Yeah... I remember when I put down the chapter in "Desert solitaire" by Ed Abbey. Its strange feeling such profound loss for something you never knew and isn't a living person. But, It was a living place.

Please keep telling your story! I think you have to be willing to cry a lot to even look at it for what it is. The heartbreak is real.

Oh I know! In the first few minutes I thought he had taken his deathfall into the river. But it was just business as usual.

Definitely precarious.

Hahaaa 😆

Mission accomplished

One of my favorite channels, always interesting and beautiful places. Some I've seen and many are new, all are so good to see

I agree. Couldnt do it without Toohey

Thank you for sharing this, I'm going to find it. Onward...

so cool

also on the internet archive!

Amazon has a used copy right now…

I found a copy after seeing it mentioned here so many times. It wasnt cheap but I ordered it. quite excited about it. Thank you for the suggestion

Why cant I comment, i love the doggos!!

Puppy loves that!

Too close to the edge for my comfort

He loves them more than I do.

@@thegallantsaint2034 Me too.. I know I’m holding my breathe every time he films looking over the edge or when his loyal companion is right up against the edge also. 😬😬😬 I think it’s my fears for heights. Love the channel too.

It seems to have been intentional to flood ancient ruins 😞

Energy + water storage was the main goal on paper. It is the 2nd largest reservoir in the US in a very resource constrained area. Thats all they cared about back then . However, it has dramatically backfired on the water front. Due to the huge surface area, we lose an insane amount of water to evaporation here every year. It's a large part of why the Colorado has diminished. Yep it'll come back. Question is- how soon

Wow that's wild. Looking it up, the reservoir was at its highest in 1983 and is now 185 feet down from that highest fill. I didn't know that much had already evaporated! That's 40 years to evaporate 185 feet. Not sure how deep it is now but I'd estimate another 20+ years to evaporate the vast majority... I see another article saying on June 13 this year, 40,000 acre-feet of water leaked out of the reservoir 🤔

Definitely one of the coolest spots I have camped

Well said

Thanks a ton

agreed!

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Mine too! I choked on my dinner.

@@cerberus6654 🤣🤣🤣

Hello Peruvian grandma! Beautiful country you live in. I agree. Thanks for watching

So glad to hear that. Nature and exercise has helped me with that more than anything in my life. Get out there and stay safe

Cheers and thank you!

Highly recommend the national parks out here. Theres too many to see and all are beautiful in their own way.

Absolutely there are. YT channel "Navajo Traditional teachings" has a very telling story on how the water rights were "negotiated" with the ample amount of Navajo that lived in Glen Canon . and yeah it was lived in for many many years

@@the_pov_channel yes, that is the one I saw. I wouldn’t be surprised if Wally and others begin contacting you. They may have some insights to share.

I have and it is on the way. Cant wait. Thanks for the suggestion

It gets really really hot then really really cold 👍

Ayyy love to hear it. Thanks fam

Thanks 🫡

Glad I could share something with you

yep

well said

Amen!

this behavior sickens me

​@@velvetvideo Yes, it sickens me too!!!

Hi, can you give me all the examples that you know? Thanks.

Another one is Hetch Hetchy Reservoir, supposed to have flooded an area equivalent to Yosemite Valley ​@@Mr_Friendly_B

@@chriswhite2151 Thank you but he said "governments across the globe built dams to flood ancient ruins". Do you have any example outside the US?

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@@the_pov_channel absolutely no cringe just a genuine soul.... I truly appreciate genuine souls like you 🙏... You take care bud 🍻

@@the_pov_channel if you ever find yourself in Georgia near Atlanta hit me up I actually have a wall and I swear it is native American it's near a river right behind my house it's ancient you wouldn't even know it was there unless you moved the fallen trees 🍻 big fan

Lots and lots of endemic species

Yep. More pics to be found online that are fascinating

@@the_pov_channel Thank you again. I truly appreciate it.

I agree that the sharp edges and formations like arches indicate that long term water and wind erosion did not carve what we see around the world. We are stunned because of how unusual the geology is. I looked at the Moon which does not have water and yet the geology looks carved. Same with Mars where Valles Marineris has no inlet or outlet for water erosion. The canyons and their "tributaries" look like damage from gigantic sparks of some kind. It appears to me, as others have noted, that large scale electrical forces were used by an intelligent influence. Based on your reference to a world wide flood event, I surmise we both know who the "intelligent influence" is.

mormon bullshit

North America was glaciers once, taller than those mountains, they melted and the earth that was under the weight of the glaciers and wasn't after the melt was thrust up. All of the world at this very minute, the last of those glaciers is melting. Venezuala just lost their last one.

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Lots of Mud

@the_pov_channel yeah that would stop a dive, thanks for the answer and for the video

I bet you like electricity though.

@@iGame3D ?

Always looking. In the sky, yes.

Trust me dude, I was there for a long time. Hang in there and keep that passion project alive. And it's not all fun. I now sit at a computer for longer than I used to 😂 But I cant complain.