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They screwed up this river removing the dams. Its a creek now

I recommend the Roadside Geology book series. I'm working through the WV one, now. Looking forward to Kentucky!

Great video! Very interested in shortleaf pine restoration in Eastern Kentucky.

Thanks for this. Any chance you could link the "Citizen's Guide" mentioned at 31:10? having trouble finding it on the website. Thank you!

Liked the vid

I work in a underground coal mine in eastern ky I find all kinds of fossils Kentucky has some cool geology

Greetings from south Texas! Excellent presentation. Thank you for sharing

Very informative! Thank you for sharing! ☆ Jesi🐝Miel

What kind of herbicide did you use and will the herbicide kill nearby trees that you don’t intend to kill?

"Fungus that discovered agriculture" That's brilliant!

Watching this in 2023. I'm so glad that I grew up in a Boone Co, KY forest catching crawdads in the analog times. The older gen is passing and families have lots of acreage for sale signs up all over my county. I'd love it if that land became a nature preserve.

I'm from right up at the top of that bluegrass section at the very tip top of the map of ky. Cincinnati. I have an uncle that owns a bunch of land & cabin in that Red River gorge. He's really well-known they have a bunch of those arches. I bet he could tell you where alot are that aren't known about yet!🤠

I appreciate his extensive data mapping & the public access resources. thanks man👍

One of the most beautiful places on the planet

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OKNP and Bluegrass Backcountry, what an encouraging partnership. I deeply appreciate your efforts to preserve the nature of Kentucky!

I thought I recognized Samuel Janes! Nice work! I love that area. I’d be glad to team up with ya’ll! 🤙

Beautiful video of this magical place ! Kudos to Bluegrass Backcountry for his video!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Thank you. I’d spend hours watching content from there… I do spend entire days there, just walking, mushroom hunting, lots botanizing, and more than anything, spend The whole day smiling! I’m quite fond of going down the cliff rather than walking the switchbacks all the way down…but uh… I’m also quite fond of going home at the end of the day so I try to stay on trail. It’s such a conundrum, the trails are fast, easy and direct. They’re also trampled, boring and you see other people. Yet if I go off trail then I’m trampling things, and potentially attracting others that are far less conscious of the damage we do with our big old feet. 🥷

The palisades are just fantastic in every natural way. The human aspect is… less attractive…

Thanks for these videos, it's really cool to finally put names to the birds I'm used to hearing!

I Googled Kentucky River geology after hiking Raven Run on my visit to Lexington. This short video was a better explanation than the many page papers that also came up in the search. Thanks.

Great job on the video.

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Rock Creek is pretty cool. Literally and figuratively. I know a spot where the cold water seeps and the trout love it.

Great work!

Congratulations on the Emmy!

I lived further up the creek when a boy. Precious memories, before they made it a park .

Great video series! The Rockcastle River has some of the best rapids in Kentucky. Can't believe you didn't get a shot. :) Here are some photos I took recently. plus.google.com/photos/106554448317773473088/albums/6081007300781067601