SHARED TERRITORY - Borderlands
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- SHARED TERRITORY - Borderlands is an exploration of a landscape that has largely been misunderstood through the lens of distant media and political narratives. This is the story of the Camino del Diablo, a historic route connecting the border town of Sonoyta, Mexico and Yuma, Arizona.
This film wouldn’t have been possible without the people who were willing the share their time and stories. We encourage everyone who watched this film to continue the journey into the Sonoran Desert. And there’s no better way to start than through the work of these voices. Learn more about the area here: blog.pearlizum...
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Tom Kiefer (www.tomkiefer.com) - Learn more about El Sueño Americano / The American dream and the various humanitarian organizations Tom supports.
Richard Laurgharn (www.richardlaug...) - Richard continues his 30-year commitment to a few individual desert plants. You can find photographs of the Organ Pipe featured in the film here: richardlaughar...
Lorraine Eilier (www.isdanet.org) -Learn more about how you can help protect the landscape and culture of the Sonoran Desert.
Bill Broyles ( uapress.arizon... ) - To learn more about the Sonoran Desert, or plan your own transit, make sure to pick up a book from Bill Broyles.
The Town of Ajo (www.ajochamber.com) - If you want to experience the Sonora desert by bike, make sure to start in Ajo.
Sonoran Desert Conference Center (www.sonorancc.com) - This is the place to stay.
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This films deserves a million more views than it has. Incredible storytelling and incredible cinematography! Thank you for creating this and sharing it with the world
Thanks Ryan! We would love it if a million people enjoyed the film.
@@remimcmanus2648 I shared through all my channels, that’ll get you a little closer, a little ;)
@@duzer that’s killer, thanks!
Thanks so much Ryan, we really appreciate it...LEGNED!
I wish every single supporter of this wall would come and drive the border with me. I have been documenting the ecocide and human rights issues for the last 7 months (I was only supposed to be here for 2 weeks.) Thank you for this excellent documentary.
This was awesome!! Definitely Shared Territory. Love the way the guy talks about desert plants. Thanks.
Thanks so much for watching. Yeah, Richard is an absolute legend! His work along the Camino and the Pinacate, is next level! If you are ever in PHX, you should check out his gallery!
A work of art, Justin. So many interesting and important aspects of the region, plus a bike trip. Well done bringing this information to us
You bet Maria, thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. We really appreciate it!
Great job! Excellent shots and the storyline is incredible
Thanks much, so glad you liked it!
I believe that travel raises awareness.
Well said. Well said!
Excellent presentation. I rode it in 2017 and it was wonderfully remote, hate to think of how much the wall building has changed it.
Thanks for watching. It's an amazing place to ride.
Howdy Mike! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. I would love to hear more about your transit in 2017. The construction of the wall closed the entire section from Sonoyta, so we couldn't depart from Mexico. I'm guessing it's much different than the Camino you experienced. Access to the border wall from the Yuma and Ajo side required building out the road into a much more formal affair. The middle section probably remains similar to your experience. When we were close to campsite 2, it would be pretty common to see semi trucks, massive earth movers, etc. The last night on the Camino we were passed by a fleet of about 25 semis. The reports we heard speaking with the border patrol was that the wall costs between 20-30 million dollars per mile. Crazy number!
Really nice! Glad you got to experience the Camino and Sonoran Desert at a slower pace (vs motorized transport). Bill is a very dear friend of mine and an amazing person (a treasure). My heart and siul are deeply connected to the Sonoran Desert and I was fortunate to have worked and camped year 'round (often alone) in the Growler Valley for 20 days/month for 2.5 yrs in the early 90s...Pre wall, very little Camino activity, I encountered less than 10 people during that time. Take care and thanks again for getting the message out about how special the Sonoran Desert and it's peoples are.
thanks for sharing and watching, David. Take care out there.
Howdy David! Thanks for watching and taking a second write. I feel lucky to call Bill a friend now too. He's a LEGEND! I can't wait to get back down to AZ to hangout again soon. Wow, what you experienced out there would be life changing. Thanks again, we really appreciate it!
It is a very adventurous and beautiful trip to travel by bicycle along the historic road bordering the border.
I'm glad to be your best channel friend.
Have a happy day.
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Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Howdy! Justin here, thanks for watching and taking time to share some kind words. We really appreciate it!
Well... That was downright, enjoyable as heck. Well done and thank you.
Thank you kindly.
Well....that's a downright nice thing to say. Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it!
Very nice!The trips of bike,are very good. 👏🙏🙏
Beautiful and thought provoking... 🙏👍
Glad you think so!
Howdy Kay. Thanks for taking the time to watch and I'm glad it provoked thought. We really appreciate you taking the time watch and letting it settle in. Let me know if you have any questions. Happy to chat!
The Sonoran Desert, one of the most beautiful deserts you will ever see. Beautiful and potentially dangerous. I grew up in it. I spent some time in Organ Pipe NM surveying small mammals for undergraduate studies.
It's certainly a unique place. Thanks for watching!
Howdy Rick! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. I'm envious of the time you got to spend in OP. What a place!
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
You bet David, thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Loved the video, historical & inspiring!
Howdy! Thanks for the watch and sharing your thoughts. Really appreciate it. Holler if you have any questions about riding out that way. Happy to help!
Thanks so much James! We really appreciate it.
So good. Thank you.
Thank you too!
It such a historic video in all of youtube ever.
Check's in the mail. Thanks for watching.
Excellent
Thanks
Thanks Maverick!
Wonderfully informative , beautiful and inspiring . Would be great for school
S , geography , history , nature , culture ..... bravo !
Thanks for watching, Betsy!
Thanks Betsy, we really appreciate the kind words. Yeah, there is a lot to digest. You can definitely learn more from Lorraine ( ISDA ), Tom, Richard and Bill in their books, their talks, etc. But nothing beats just visiting the area and chatting with people.
Whhhhyyyyy would you wear black?
Great point. And if I was to ever write a guide to the Camion del Diablo, DON'T WEAR BLACK would be tip #1 and #2. Thanks for watching!
Wow Watching this was a very moving experience. Well done!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks so much. We hope you get to visit there at some point.
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Thanks so much for watching and sharing the kind emojis!