@rrrrrrtt1
What very beautiful park. Thanks for the great background information on it all. Have fun and get some rest!
@RonsWorld5
Five months ago on my cross-country road trip, I stopped here. It was an unplanned stop. I am glad I did. It was a real gem. Very beautiful. Very colorful. Thanks for the share and bringing back a fond memory of the park. 🙏
@sameoldsteph
Incredible! I love your videos. I am learning so much.
@SingersChoice1959
Hi Miss Angie! You really amaze me by sharing all your fun and exciting video's and all the time and effort of the history you put in them. You really are a wonderful person to do this. If it wasn't for you, i would not be able to see all these places you visit and talk about . You make every place you visit sound so interesting. You have such a talent in keeping your audience interested in all your video's. I want to thank you for all your effort that you do. R. M. -The Maestro.
@johnsoutdooradventures3293
Love that park, just beautiful! Great video!
@IntelligentAtheism
FINALLY. I just finished watching all of your videos. The, chronologically, next one has my first comment to you. Mmm... It would be great if Toyota were nice and give you a bigger model as detail for the shoutouts that will permanently stay on the Internet. 😊👍
@bird271828
Angie, you explain and narrate your videos very well. It is nice yo listen to you.
@carolynholland1608
An absolutely remarkable place Angie.😃 The house has definitely stood the test of time - beautiful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge & research with us....❤ PS: those petroglyphs...😍
@jeffpoplin558
One of my favorite stops on any trip out west. Thanks for the great views and narration.
@JimJenks1
Beautiful video, I'm so envious of you getting to see so much beauty for the first time.
@IEnjoyCreatingVideos
another good video Angie! i enjoyed the birdy at the end as well :) Thank you for sharing the adventure with us!💖👍😎JP
@joenabelpeterson8349
It's like being in another planet. Earth is awe - inspiring.
@johanneberube6682
Thanks a lot for sharing . Take care💖! 🌹
@prosperous_one
This was awesome and helpful. Thanks
@amandadaisydogwanderings
wonderful advice!
@-757-
I went past year, amazing they topd me trees are 300+ million years old. It left me with one question, who cut those trees into logs? And was that when it was still a tree and not stone yet?
@MetalHeadHippie
Thanks again Angie U Roc.
@nothingspecific.8119
Do you have the America the beautiful park pass? Great videos!👍
@lucasb1324
Tell me what are these Kivas are used for? In Sweden, the farmers did something similar before a more modern method could be used, complicated to explain. They yeasted fresh grass from late spring to early summer, Like Bread or Joggy, for example to the domesticated animals in the winter. To grass-eating domestic animals like goats or rabbits 🐐🐇 :face-red-heart-shape: Fore you!
@TheNick993