This is an amazing video and I found it really pretty accurate having grown up climbing in the city of rocks my whole life. There are a few things like for example you can get to the city of rocks from almo or from Oakley. There is also a rock named “Treasure Rock”, where another supposed stash of gold from a stage robbery was hidden and never found
Interesting. However, I wish you had stuck with authentic cover photos and video throughout. You see, I have lived near and explored the Silent City of Rocks, even looking for the buried treasure extensively during that time. The Raft River you speak of was actually mostly only a small stream. You showed Snake River Scenes, not raft river, which nowadays is mostly dried up and covered by farms. Also, lots of images you showed were of southwest desert scapes with huge cactus and sandstone formations. Granted, a lot of actual City of Rocks footage was shown, the presentation lost credibility with me will all the bogus images you included. Also, one mention of one of the subjects spending some time in the "timber" in Utah is kind of misleading, as well. The "timber" of that area is almost exclusively juniper ... with some of the hills and mountains containing some pinon pines. Anyways, I don't want to get really picky on details that most people would not notice or care about. But, I am personally bothered by false imagery ... whether pictures, images, video, or written word. I grew up from a kid in the mid-1950s with stories my dad and grandpa told about that stagecoach robbery and the hidden loot somewhere in the silent city in the Magic Valley of Southern Idaho.
You seriously want him to take his time and make his videos more authentic? To do that he would need to spend many many more hours on each video. That alone would probably make him abandon this UA-cam channel he has. He offers up a general story with some intriguing details in his videos. That’s his format. Readers Digest condensed versions. I love them that way. I for one am very glad he doesn’t detail everything out. This place has already been flooded with so many people in the last ten years, with tens of thousands more to come. Can you imagine how many more people would be traipsing through these landscapes if details were given?
Can someone tell me how the copper water bucket contained gold coins and ten dollars in twenty-dollar denominations? Where I went to school that isn't possible. If you can tell me how to do that, we will be rich.
This is an amazing video and I found it really pretty accurate having grown up climbing in the city of rocks my whole life. There are a few things like for example you can get to the city of rocks from almo or from Oakley. There is also a rock named “Treasure Rock”, where another supposed stash of gold from a stage robbery was hidden and never found
Thanks for all your efforts have a great Christmas and happy new year.
Thank you! ❄️☃️🎄✌🏼
Wow what a video😮 loved it❤❤
The city of rocks Albion Idaho Im a Native Idahoan born in Idaho Falls not to many people can say that any more😊
Amazing
Theres a few stories within the City of rocks area. They would make for a great video.
Albion Idaho I'm native Idahoan I know Idaho very well 63 years
Interesting. However, I wish you had stuck with authentic cover photos and video throughout. You see, I have lived near and explored the Silent City of Rocks, even looking for the buried treasure extensively during that time. The Raft River you speak of was actually mostly only a small stream. You showed Snake River Scenes, not raft river, which nowadays is mostly dried up and covered by farms. Also, lots of images you showed were of southwest desert scapes with huge cactus and sandstone formations. Granted, a lot of actual City of Rocks footage was shown, the presentation lost credibility with me will all the bogus images you included. Also, one mention of one of the subjects spending some time in the "timber" in Utah is kind of misleading, as well. The "timber" of that area is almost exclusively juniper ... with some of the hills and mountains containing some pinon pines. Anyways, I don't want to get really picky on details that most people would not notice or care about. But, I am personally bothered by false imagery ... whether pictures, images, video, or written word. I grew up from a kid in the mid-1950s with stories my dad and grandpa told about that stagecoach robbery and the hidden loot somewhere in the silent city in the Magic Valley of Southern Idaho.
You seriously want him to take his time and make his videos more authentic? To do that he would need to spend many many more hours on each video. That alone would probably make him abandon this UA-cam channel he has. He offers up a general story with some intriguing details in his videos. That’s his format. Readers Digest condensed versions. I love them that way. I for one am very glad he doesn’t detail everything out. This place has already been flooded with so many people in the last ten years, with tens of thousands more to come. Can you imagine how many more people would be traipsing through these landscapes if details were given?
@@thetroutking_1BS. Do it right or don’t do it.
You know this was done with AI right?
Can someone tell me how the copper water bucket contained gold coins and ten dollars in twenty-dollar denominations? Where I went to school that isn't possible. If you can tell me how to do that, we will be rich.
It said ten dollars and twenty dollar denominations. It’s an AI narrator.