Crossing Royal Gorge On Scary Walkway Bridge & Gondola Ride 1000 Feet Above River In Canon City CO
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Published 2023-07-24
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Sixty years ago my father insisted that we walk across the bridge, but at that time there were spaces between each plank so you could look down into othe gorge to the river below. Thus began my lifetime fear of bridges.
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I’ve never seen someone willingly spend so much time in Pueblo. Seriously though - fun videos!
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The coolest parents ever.Nice to see the closeness.
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We love the nature / wildlife exploration vlogs! You've found so many incredible sites to share! It's awesome that you get to explore with your family! 😀
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Thanks Adam for taking us on your family trip Such breathtaking views and a little scary 😆😆😳😳
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What a treat. We enjoy your family. Thanks for the video.
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What a great family vacation. Those were Bighorn Sheep.
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5:00 Bonus points for the Journey reference, Adam! Thanks for the video, I love the ones you share with your family :)
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What an epic day! Epic video! Just awesome! Colorado is really something else!!
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That's one of Journey's top five very best songs. So of course now I'm listening to it in It's entirety. Thanks for that AND the video!!! So many breathtaking views, this is one of your videos that I will watch many times. I think it was way cool that your family all went over the gorge together, in the same manner then y'all chose three different ways of coming back. Nice family. Nice video.
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Thank you for coming here that was so amazing
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I used to live in Canon City in the late nineties when the old frontier town still existed it had several old buildings then until the Hunt brothers bought it out and destroyed it. I did a lot of fishing in the Arkanas river, so many fond memories of how the City used to be. Thanks for a great video Adaam
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Great vlog Adam! I learned a lot!😊
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That is a great shirt your Mom is wearing!! Family fun day!! It is always a pleasure to see y'all together again!! Thanks Adam!!
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So glad you went to canon city. It was a great family vacation 23 years ago. We toured a jail and white water rafting!
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13:37 that is called a "Yurt". They are portable tents originating in Mongolia and still used by their nomad herders today. I've seen the modern version (like in this video) throughout the Rockies, particularly some private farmland areas adjacent to Glacier National Park. The orange carts on the bridge are Kubota brand utility vehicles. Most run on diesel. We have a few at work.
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Mother Woo’s shirt today: “What day is it? Who cares? I’m retired”. Love it!
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Adam how does it feel to be getting very close to 1 MILLION Subscribers? You Have done quite a bit over the years in many different ways so I feel you deserve this Milestone approaching, hope ya still remain the same with maybee a few new GOOD things added along the way....
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I am loving all of your Colorado adventures!! I have been to many of these attractions back in the 70's and a lot has changed since then. Thank you for sharing!!😀
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Thanks Adam for inviting us along for another great adventure this time with your family Thank you for taking us places that we'll probably never have the opportunity to go Looking forward to the next video
