I’ve lived in Amarillo, Texas since 1980 and have traversed NE New Mexico many times. I now have a visit to the Tri Corners areas on my to-do list. The dinosaur tracks that were mentioned can be seen at Clayton Lake State Park, a few miles north of town. The dormant volcano, Mt. Capulin National Monument, is also worth a look.

I find it hard to believe the aliens would travel all the way from Venus and not probe him... 🤔🤔

Five months to build the railroad including tunnels. Today we can't get a few miles of highway completed in five years using modern equipment. I guess we could learn something from that generation.

Coyote melons....they are all over the California desert. Awesome video...please make more! Subscribed.....Please take us on more adventures.

Also if you had driven 34 more miles north you could have seen the three states marker for Oklahoma, New Mexico and Colorado. When you get there you can hike about 200 yards Northeast in the pasture and see the original marker that was placed there I believe in the 1870's. At that time they were surveying with a wagon wheel and a sextant, (the wagon wheel is true I am not for sure on the sextant).

3.35 Those mountains your are talking about are called "Rabbit Ears" out side of Clayton, NM.

Road cyclers dream

So, I can break a stick in half and call it art.

One day I'll find the Springs. Band of donkeys live there.

I find it wonderful that you DON'T say ROWT 66! Your probably the only person living in America that pronounces the word properly!

Is it bloodville or budville? Won’t read get it right

At 16:06 when you walk out on the bridge, and if you look at Google street view, you can see that the asphalt was in very bad condition, and in your video they've ground it off to prep it for new asphalt.

Awesome video...going back in time, history lessons and deadpan humor (the cafe owner "re-tired" as showing old tires and the same owner shooting a rat inside the building as normal behavior!) all in one! 👍

Im a native (Northern) Californian then moved to SoCal for 13 years and now I’ve lived in AZ the past decade. Your videos are striking a chord with me with each mile. Fantastic stuff. I’d love to see some NorCal stuff too. Gold Country HWY49 and along HWY101 + HWY 1 between Santa Barbara and Monterey/San Francisco - if you’re looking for ideas for new adventures. Keep bringing them. I keep watching. Thanks for doing these.

Im a native (Northern) Californian then moved to SoCal for 13 years and now I’ve lived in AZ the past decade. Your videos are striking a chord with me with each mile. Fantastic stuff. I’d love to see some NorCal stuff too. Gold Country HWY49 and along HWY101 + HWY 1 between Santa Barbara and Monterey/San Francisco - if you’re looking for ideas for new adventures. Keep bringing them. I keep watching. Thanks for doing these.

Read the story you'll then know it's not

There is no pegleg gold in California

HI-YA!

Great video.

Thanks for sharing this. My wife and I added this to our list of places to visit in Oregon. Had a fun time there exploring.

Nice work! I enjoy how you explain the sights and history while avoiding getting bogged down. Well done!

I believe these bison are a subspecies known as the southern bison. I saw a very good documentary on KZfaq about bison.

A deep dive into the Widing family will astound. Good fodder for a program.

I've probably spent more time on route 66 than anyone you'll meet. In Northern AZ. I used to sit on a bench on route 66 in Williams, Az throughout my teens and talk to tourists from all over the world that were heading to the grand canyon. I lived right on route 66 in both Williams and Flagstaff in my 20's and 30's. I even have a route 66 sign tattooed on my forearm. I saw many things and met many people on that old road. Good times.

Traw lol

I really enjoyed that.

A great video! I’m so glad this place was preserved from development! Beautiful views!!

Amazing, even adjusted for inflation that bridge was a bargain.

Great vid. Love the chemtrails in the sky.

Dog update please.

Amazing walking on a road human hands planted twenty five centuries ago.

My argument for the 2nd amendment 🎉

39 will always be Beach Blvd. in my book, that’s all it needs to be.

at 16:20 it looks like they took the asphalt surface off the bridge, my guess would be they were going to either re asphalt it at one point or they did it to reduce the weight of the bridge on the old timber holding it up.

Thanks for sharing.

The best of your videos!

Excellent, right up there with 50 in Nevada and 70 in Utah.

i went thru desert center to Havasu way back in 1980, and that gas station was open, and the line for the bathroom was 30 minutes in weekends. I actually needed service one time. SUCKS that stuff like that goes to s+it

Welcome to the neighborhood, dude! I live in Portland and would move to Astoria in a heartbeat. I think it's cool you had family in the area. Don't forget Fort Stevens, the Peter Iredale ship wreck and Fort Columbia on the Washington side. I hope you're having a great time!

some people see the desert as a waist land, OTHERS like me see the desert as un-screwed up land.. thing that can live in the desert are stronger then the city stuff. ME, i will take the desert over the screwed up brach. AND, don't get me started on traffic and malls. side note i worked up at Edwards Air Force Base. and you could see all the stars most nights.

We really love and enjoy your videos!!

Our Favourite part of Route 66. We ride a Honda Goldwing and love that road lots of curves and switchbacks. Passed by those springs and wondered what it was.

Your road trip videos are great and a blast to watch. I drove to Oatman back in the early 2000's but up from the Bullhead City side. The other side up from Kingman looks seriously _SKETCH!_

Dinosaur monument ❤

Love your series. I hope you do not run out of locations to explore. Great job.

Are we allowed to ride bikes and skateboards through there? Its so empty and perfect for riding

wow this is an amazing tour video. thank you

That "duck" you saw was most likely a Pied Billed Grebe, a common species in California .

On a dark dessert hwy

Which side of the lake is the railroad track?