Hocking hills State Park is about an hour from where I live. I visited here just last week. Because of the drought we've experienced, that's why you don't see a whole lot of the waterfalls and streams running. Thanks for showing off my home turf
Hey man, I don't know if you've been there yet but the Natchez Trace parkway is a pretty interesting place to visit. Me and my wife used to drive along the trace on Sunday afternoons enjoying the fall colors of the trees. I lived in central Mississippi at the time. The speed limit is 50 miles per hour and the highway patrol loves to hand out tickets so by all means obey the speed limit there. Great videos dude take care!
Really awesome park! I love those caves. We have one close to where I live that Indians used back in the day. It is, in fact, called Indian Cave. It's nowhere as neat as the one you videotaped. Thanks for sharing and have an awesome weekend.
So cool to imagine I'm guessing thousands of years of water forming that cave. And all the people in our past that lived and visited the cave after the water was gone. Thanks Chris.
I grew up in Columbus, Ohio. When I was a kid back in the 60's and 70's, we went there a lot. I live in Heath, Ohio now which is not far away from there. The place is so different from what it was like back when I was a kid. There's been so much traffic there now, it seems so worn down.
Chris, your back in the U.S.A. glad your home missed your vlogs! Hey in 10 days you might be doing one on Americas next civil war after the election lol
Hey, if you're ever in the Chicago area, the first nuclear reactor is buried in a state park. There's a monument in the park that gives the impression it's buried under the monument, but it's actually buried a couple hundred yards away, surrounded by a chain link fence. See Red Gate Woods.
I LOL'd at your dicovery of the "glory hole", only to be followed up by "Two Dicks". I like your sense of humor, Chris. Thanks for a fascinating video!
There's a book called "My side of the Mountain" I believe it's based on a true story about a boy who ran away from home and lived in an old tree stump. He gathered his own food and supplies. I read it years ago, I might read it again.
Hocking hills State Park is about an hour from where I live. I visited here just last week. Because of the drought we've experienced, that's why you don't see a whole lot of the waterfalls and streams running. Thanks for showing off my home turf
Beautiful area ! Glad you rested up after your trip& now ready for another road trip !
Thank you, Chris! ❤
Beautiful scenery.
Glad you made it home safe❤
Great to see this! Thank you Chris
Hey man, I don't know if you've been there yet but the Natchez Trace parkway is a pretty interesting place to visit. Me and my wife used to drive along the trace on Sunday afternoons enjoying the fall colors of the trees. I lived in central Mississippi at the time. The speed limit is 50 miles per hour and the highway patrol loves to hand out tickets so by all means obey the speed limit there. Great videos dude take care!
Great video! My family used to camp at Lake Hope in the hocking hills area, & hike the trails!
Very cool!
Really awesome park! I love those caves. We have one close to where I live that Indians used back in the day. It is, in fact, called Indian Cave. It's nowhere as neat as the one you videotaped. Thanks for sharing and have an awesome weekend.
Welcome back to America. Take care from Canada. Happy 🎃
That was so fun,thank you Chris!
Great video. I'm going there tomorrow
Reminds me of another great place to hike and explore, Panama Rocks in Panama NY right ny Chatauqua Lake and Lake Erie., SW NY.
Always a Treat when Chris uploads ! Loved the 'tour'
Thanks Chris!!! Another great and very interesting video!❤
So cool to imagine I'm guessing thousands of years of water forming that cave. And all the people in our past that lived and visited the cave after the water was gone. Thanks Chris.
Would like to go here
I remember your 1st video on this. You commented about the way sound traveled through
My state of Ohio
Reminds me of McConnells Mills ty Chris
I grew up in Columbus, Ohio. When I was a kid back in the 60's and 70's, we went there a lot. I live in Heath, Ohio now which is not far away from there. The place is so different from what it was like back when I was a kid. There's been so much traffic there now, it seems so worn down.
Chris, your back in the U.S.A. glad your home missed your vlogs! Hey in 10 days you might be doing one on Americas next civil war after the election lol
Hey, if you're ever in the Chicago area, the first nuclear reactor is buried in a state park. There's a monument in the park that gives the impression it's buried under the monument, but it's actually buried a couple hundred yards away, surrounded by a chain link fence. See Red Gate Woods.
When you doing a Lamont collab?
I live pretty close to that area… love going there!
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I LOL'd at your dicovery of the "glory hole", only to be followed up by "Two Dicks". I like your sense of humor, Chris. Thanks for a fascinating video!
Your videos are the best, are you going back to Centralia at all or no
Come down to Athens and visit the old Insane asylum.
Wisconsin Dells House on the rock is a place to see
I heard the pigeons speaking english.
That's cool I wish that I could do something like that, just run off into the mountains and make my own hidy place to live!
There's a book called "My side of the Mountain" I believe it's based on a true story about a boy who ran away from home and lived in an old tree stump. He gathered his own food and supplies. I read it years ago, I might read it again.
I heard that CAVE MEN lived in caves too….
You failed to mention that rattlesnakes and copperheads inhabit Hocking Hills State Park. Visitors beware...
Nobody told me this! What the heck. How I’m supposed to go there now? Awe man!
What's that doing in Ohio?!
Gorrie hole?
Hi how are you I hope you are doing well it's my dream come to UK or Europe or USA but I have no money please help me I am very tension I am very poor
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