Thank you for taking us along on your trip. This park is something that I would have otherwise never gotten to see. The view from the cliff dwellings was spectacular and thank you for pausing at the written signs enabling us to read them. Great video.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this trip to the national monument! It's one of those parks that's really out of the way and probably isn't so well known, so I'm really glad I was able to share it with you 💚
Jojoba plant! that is the name! We really enjoyed this one in our household! Jojoba is a coffee substitute. Thanks for taking us with!!! I have always wanted to take extra cactus into these parks and plant them there! Your parents are great! Love em!
Jojoba is a nut bean like thing. I wondered more if it has caffeine.. its not in my area, so we aren't experienced with it, just hear the stories and read the books. lol! @@cookiescacti
Great video and tour, thank you! It’s so wonderful to see so many Saguaro 🌵 healthy in habitat, I hope the heavy rains you had helped and didn’t harm them.
The plants and Phoenix are looking a lot better after the winter rains! I was shocked when I visited my parents place and saw the cactus all plumped up. I hope they got a good long drink to prepare for the upcoming summer season!
Lots of cool national parks and monuments in Arizona! Especially the smaller parks because they're usually less visited with less people. I think I've exhausted almost all the parks in a 4 hour drive radius around my house lol
2:45 Was just gonna say, Buddy is ready to get to the top huh?! 🤣 I love that place. My partner and I went one time, taking a detour on the way back to Tempe from the rez. Could you imagine living there during that time? You said you were getting winded, they actually went down to the water and went out to get food 😂. It's so easy for us to complain about parking spots at the grocery store.
Your comment about us complaining about parking at a grocery store made me lol. Our whole lives now are built on convenience. I can't even imagine the endurance needed to stay alive back in the day.
17:17 K'ish Bonéh, that's it's Ndee(Apache) name. It's used for a lot of things, primarily for our Mountain Spirit dancers, the headdresses they wear. It's also used for cradle boards. It's also referred to as Hágish Gísh Bii Gísh, The Lightning Stick. We're told not to play with them, or bother them, they can make you sick because they carry a lot of power.
this video was beyond cool! here I was expecting a video of desert habitat and you throw in an ancient cliff dwelling. I'm stunned. obviously they grew corn; I assume those metates are original to the location.
I'm glad you found some surprises in this video! I always find it funny that I walk around trying to identify plants but mostly with question marks at the end of every sentence LOL
yeah, it's super cool. you should check out Great Sand Dunes National Park if you ever go up that way. i own five acres of land near there. not sure what i'll do with it though. it's in a high desert of south central Colorado so it can get quite cold. thanks for taking us along to see this.
also going to leave this right here because Gila monsters are my favorite. czcams.com/video/YQX2CsMCB9M/video.htmlsi=G4jCrk_UgmOkmczx i made a pile of Gila monster screen print artwork a while back. might post an image of one of them on my page later.
Thank you so much for identifying that plant! My dad and I have been asking each other about that plant for the last month or so lol. I know it's something commonly found around here but couldn't for the life of me remember what it was!
I admire that your parents share your passion ! Have an amazing week !
It's hard not to fall in love with the spiny giants 💚💚💚 I hope you have an amazing week too!
Thank you for taking us along on your trip. This park is something that I would have otherwise never gotten to see. The view from the cliff dwellings was spectacular and thank you for pausing at the written signs enabling us to read them. Great video.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this trip to the national monument! It's one of those parks that's really out of the way and probably isn't so well known, so I'm really glad I was able to share it with you 💚
Jojoba plant! that is the name! We really enjoyed this one in our household! Jojoba is a coffee substitute. Thanks for taking us with!!! I have always wanted to take extra cactus into these parks and plant them there! Your parents are great! Love em!
Does that mean Jojoba produces beans too? Must Google. I'm so glad you enjoyed this trip, Mark!
Jojoba is a nut bean like thing. I wondered more if it has caffeine.. its not in my area, so we aren't experienced with it, just hear the stories and read the books. lol! @@cookiescacti
What an interesting trip,! Thank you for taking us along. ❤
I'm so glad you enjoyed this trip! I'm really happy to be able to share it with you all 💚
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Excellent video! Thanks for taking us along.
Thank you so much for taking the walk with us, Bill!
Thank you ,enjoyed the trip.
Thank you for coming along on this trip, Millie!
Great video and tour, thank you! It’s so wonderful to see so many Saguaro 🌵 healthy in habitat, I hope the heavy rains you had helped and didn’t harm them.
The plants and Phoenix are looking a lot better after the winter rains! I was shocked when I visited my parents place and saw the cactus all plumped up. I hope they got a good long drink to prepare for the upcoming summer season!
Great video, thank you for sharing your experience with us ❤. Don't worry Dad, Julius is catching up 😊
Hahahahaha, I am sharing your comment with my Dad, Barbie!
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Hi Jenny thank you for taking us on your trip I really enjoyed it what a place I found it very beautiful and interesting and the history wow
I'm so glad you enjoyed this little plant hike to these mysterious cliff dwellings, William! I miss winter break hahahaha
I just saw a picture of this place and knew it from this video so I’d say this is a great tour
Have you been there before Joshua?
Your parents are so cute. I also collect magnets 😂
Hehehe, they are the best 💚 Do you collect magnets from places you visit too?
@@cookiescacti 💯 I'll occasionally settle for a 51 cent penny.
So cool! I love exploring places like this. Might have to visit it on one of our yearly trips to Arizona. Thanks for sharing
Lots of cool national parks and monuments in Arizona! Especially the smaller parks because they're usually less visited with less people. I think I've exhausted almost all the parks in a 4 hour drive radius around my house lol
I enjoyed this a lot. Thank you.
Thank you so much for joining us on this trip!
2:45 Was just gonna say, Buddy is ready to get to the top huh?! 🤣 I love that place. My partner and I went one time, taking a detour on the way back to Tempe from the rez. Could you imagine living there during that time? You said you were getting winded, they actually went down to the water and went out to get food 😂. It's so easy for us to complain about parking spots at the grocery store.
Your comment about us complaining about parking at a grocery store made me lol. Our whole lives now are built on convenience. I can't even imagine the endurance needed to stay alive back in the day.
Great adventure! I would love to visit the place.
It's a really nice drive if you have a chance to visit!
Very nice place!
I'm so glad you enjoyed this one! 💚🙏
17:17 K'ish Bonéh, that's it's Ndee(Apache) name. It's used for a lot of things, primarily for our Mountain Spirit dancers, the headdresses they wear. It's also used for cradle boards. It's also referred to as Hágish Gísh Bii Gísh, The Lightning Stick. We're told not to play with them, or bother them, they can make you sick because they carry a lot of power.
This is so cool to know! Thank you so much for sharing this insight!
this video was beyond cool! here I was expecting a video of desert habitat and you throw in an ancient cliff dwelling. I'm stunned. obviously they grew corn; I assume those metates are original to the location.
I'm glad you found some surprises in this video! I always find it funny that I walk around trying to identify plants but mostly with question marks at the end of every sentence LOL
yeah, it's super cool. you should check out Great Sand Dunes National Park if you ever go up that way. i own five acres of land near there. not sure what i'll do with it though. it's in a high desert of south central Colorado so it can get quite cold. thanks for taking us along to see this.
i think that "agave?" might be a yucca.
the thrasher is my spirit animal.
i've never heard of a Sotol before.
that roadside geology book is really good.
also going to leave this right here because Gila monsters are my favorite. czcams.com/video/YQX2CsMCB9M/video.htmlsi=G4jCrk_UgmOkmczx i made a pile of Gila monster screen print artwork a while back. might post an image of one of them on my page later.
That shrub with the leaves that are held up, is jojoba. A source of oil.
agreed!
Thank you so much for identifying that plant! My dad and I have been asking each other about that plant for the last month or so lol. I know it's something commonly found around here but couldn't for the life of me remember what it was!
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Дякую за пречудову екскурсію. Чому ті люди мешкали так далеко? Вони переховувалися?
Good question! I imagine they picked somewhere that's secure and safe. It's still a mystery on where the people went eventually.
@@cookiescactiбудемо сподіватися що вони просто переїхали у велике місто😊