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I went up in May and there wasn’t a geologic survey marker? The last 3 times I had been up there was one. Was there a new one up there when you went?

Love Notch.

I don't see the woman part

This is gay

I also am a descendant of Nephi, he was my Grandmothers grandfather, from his family is Mesquite Nevada. Thanks for the video.

Yas slay

Glad you love it. 👍 Looks like the woman took a big gulp of that cyanobacteria water. 🤢 Was it not a threat that day?

Literally breathtaking shots my friend 👏👏

God blessed us with a beautiful planet full of wonders

I love that rainbow!

Cool stuff...

I love Lower Calf Creek falls best.

I love to make these. That is a really fun idea to add chia seed! I am going to try that!

Yep, hiked it last week and loved it

Thankyou for your beautiful inspiring story! 😮thankgoodness you all 3 survived!! ✝️🙏🙏🙏❤️ Thank God!!!

Scenic view with a beautiful Spanish music

So lucky to see this, where is this to?

So cool. Wonderful birds.

Very cool.

This is a very unique set of rock formations that seems to be a magnet for wildlife passersby.

Teared me up a little.. We are set to head up to the Henrys in June. Thanks for the insight. We will surely remember to breath it all in.

Haha, that might have been me. It was an owl researcher in the park, my husband is a Ranger, but not the researcher(a peer/coworker and friend). It was the Chimney Rock parking area after he’d been in Spring Canyon.

These are really great videos, I love how you teach lessons through nature in a way that's not preachy or weird but interesting and inspiring.

When was this?

Nice rock formations

I want to go to Mt. Ellen!

Uhhhh.... you do know that Alaska is part of the Continental United States, right? And it is hugely less explored than Utah?

New to your channel. I will need to add the Henry Mountains to my Utah list. Thanks!

This is what the world needs.

Great video Mark! I have always wanted to explore the Henrys. I also realy enjoy your facebook posta and pics of the beautiful Utah raptors.

spooky indeed, enjoyed the video and message. Relationships and experiences enrich life.

I loved staying here and I cannot wait to come back. I have a dog and it is a dog friendly location in a part of Utah that has so much to do with dogs. Highly recommend!

That would be so spooky! I can't imagine how bland life would be if we didn't get to be outdoors, take in a moment, and engage with the people we love - totally salts of life!

Great thoughts!

Very cool!

Great video!!! Going there this upcoming Summer. Lord willing

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Looked right at you!

This is such a fun hike. We wanted to fly out drone but it was so windy!

Great lesson and metaphor for life.

Was this actually recorded in December 2023? Or recorded at an earlier date and just posted recently

I was about a half mile up the canyon hiking towards it when this happened. A great white dust cloud which I thought was fog when I saw it. Outrageous!

I don’t have to prove anything to you. The trees themselves are proof. Jedediah Smith State and National Park in Northern California. 330 ft high redwood trees in perfect silence. Now that is a great hike. Ocean is three miles west. Way better than a rock tunnel.

Handsome gents!

Very cool!

This video is so good; it should be in a museum. Art

Thanks for this helpful video

Great overview!

I am so excited to hike the Narrows to Orderville Canyon and see the waterfall up that canyon.

One of the most enjoyable hikes there is.