Camping Next To An Ancient City In Arizona...My Favorite Campsite In The Entire State

Absolutely love this spot, I used to come here with Sierra all the time. The Native American sites in the immediate area are impressive, always makes my imagination go wild thinking what life was like for these folks! Thanks for tuning in, have a great day ~ Brain & Meadow

[metaglypto]

You know, even if your camera and videography skills sucked, which they don't, the way you express your love for the land, and it's history and culture is beautiful in it's own right. The only way to really get to know an area, is how you are doing it. By living there. Keep 'em coming.

[celestebroughton]

Thank you for sharing and respecting the land ❤

[keith]

What a fascinating people they must have been? To survive as well as they did for so many generations is a testament to their ingenuity and fortitude. They have definitely earned my respect and what they left behind should be respected as well. Very good video.

[ryanbrown]

Brother you really are living the dream and I thank you so very much for bringing us along! I really love your videos! God bless brother 💙🙏

[miketuggle]

Reminds of my late Best Friend. He was Pueblo with some Navajo / Arapaho mixed in. He's been gone 4 years to the month now. I used to spend a lot of time in Colorado with him. We'd go exploring looking for stuff like this. I went thru a low point in my life and he took me in and literally gave me the shirt off his back. He used to call me his brother. Damm I miss him every day. I dread every January. He was there when no one else was.

[dfros]

Wow, very cool place thank you for sharing. Watching from Michigan.

[garybergen]

Thank you for your extraordinary content over the past 10 years, Sierra was one in million, all of us pray meadow will be as fine a companion as she grows up out of puppyhood. You mentioned drone flying restrictions, desert drifter is also a favorite channel, what are current drone flying restrictions for national forests, , blm, rez, etc.. Where can you not fly? Thank you and.God Blesa

[zoizisi]

My sweet sierra you will always be in my heart 💖 I will always love you 💖

[bingusbingus]

What a really cool spot.I can see why it's a favorite place.

[fnuclone]

Your footage of Jerome makes me wanna go back there soon...

[taliarose]

That was super cool man. Thanks a bunch from southern Colorado...

[zoizisi]

Hello Brian and meadow Beautiful river 😊😊

[deanmartin]

thanks Brian very interesting to see how people lived in those days i was amazed at the building skills they had im aware how hard it must have been to carry all those stones your lifestyle sure beats working 9 to 5 have a great week

[najruqwi]

What a beautiful stream! Beautiful country 👍. How Kool! I love to see the ruins👍. I wish I could see them in person. So fascinating how they were built on the edge of the cliff. Thanks for the sharing this with us 👍. Big hug to Meadow 🐾 🐾 she has grown so much.

[mitzioden]

Beautiful country! Thanks for showing it to us.

[sungoddess]

This was a very relaxing and enjoyable video. Thank you for sharing 😊

[lewispaine]

Those are great structures. Reminds me of another youtuber, Desert Drifter, who explores the SW US exploring many of these same kind of ruins. Thanks for showing these.

[dawgrules]

The NW end of the Mogollon Rim is somewhere between Perkinsville and Ash Fork. It's a bit fuzzy as it is not so clearly defined up there.

[virginiajorgensen]

I love watching your explorations of ruins and the creek was beautiful.

[marybethfields]

Are you not worried about rattlesnakes? That was beautiful give willow a hug for me huggles to you. From Ohio.