Texas & New Mexico 5 Day Road Trip: Caves, Aliens, Ghost Towns & National Parks - Through My Lens
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Date: 2022-03-11
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bignamek
I did almost exactly this same road trip with my brother last spring. It was a lot of fun and cool to do a trip with him. There is some pretty good camping just south of Alamogordo at Oliver Lee State Park. Where they went with the train bridge is near Cloudcroft in the mountains. It's pretty crazy how this mountains feel like you're in the middle of Colorado, but 30 minutes in either direction you're in the middle of the desert. I would recommend that area to pretty much anyone. Roswell was fun too, and the UFO Museum is a fun little stroll with some interesting bits of history.
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I did almost exactly this same road trip with my brother last spring. It was a lot of fun and cool to do a trip with him. There is some pretty good camping just south of Alamogordo at Oliver Lee State Park. Where they went with the train bridge is near Cloudcroft in the mountains. It's pretty crazy how this mountains feel like you're in the middle of Colorado, but 30 minutes in either direction you're in the middle of the desert. I would recommend that area to pretty much anyone. Roswell was fun too, and the UFO Museum is a fun little stroll with some interesting bits of history.
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Bob
My son and I take many epic road trips. Most memorable was Rapid City, Mt Rushmore through the Black hills to Devils tower. Then through Montana to Yellowstone, up to into Canada and Banff National Park back through Calgary down to Little Big Horn and Stergis. 3, 200 miles in 9 days. This video has identified our next trip this spring. Living in Austin TX we might just drive from here asking ourselves why we never thought to visit our own backyard!
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My son and I take many epic road trips. Most memorable was Rapid City, Mt Rushmore through the Black hills to Devils tower. Then through Montana to Yellowstone, up to into Canada and Banff National Park back through Calgary down to Little Big Horn and Stergis. 3, 200 miles in 9 days. This video has identified our next trip this spring. Living in Austin TX we might just drive from here asking ourselves why we never thought to visit our own backyard!
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Muna
Love yr journey and yr sweet bonding with yr dad. i have been to the usa in my 17 to 20s and back again in my 30s. to get there it took about 2 days of flight. now i am in my late 50s. watching your videos certainly bring back the fond memories of being there. thank you. at this age and health. virtual travelling is the best option. thank you. for making it possible for me to travel again.
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Love yr journey and yr sweet bonding with yr dad. i have been to the usa in my 17 to 20s and back again in my 30s. to get there it took about 2 days of flight. now i am in my late 50s. watching your videos certainly bring back the fond memories of being there. thank you. at this age and health. virtual travelling is the best option. thank you. for making it possible for me to travel again.
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Brenda
I Really Enjoyed This Video Of You & Your Dad Traveling Across America, Showing Us Places Most Of Us Have Or Will Not Get To Ever See/Cherish Every Moment/Lost My Dad In 2020/Also Enjoy Seeing The Places You 2 Eat At & The Comedy Side Of Things You Guys Do/Your Vids Are A Breath Of Fresh Air Here On Utube; Thanks For Sharing: -D
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I Really Enjoyed This Video Of You & Your Dad Traveling Across America, Showing Us Places Most Of Us Have Or Will Not Get To Ever See/Cherish Every Moment/Lost My Dad In 2020/Also Enjoy Seeing The Places You 2 Eat At & The Comedy Side Of Things You Guys Do/Your Vids Are A Breath Of Fresh Air Here On Utube; Thanks For Sharing: -D
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Ricardo
Amazing video views and incredible food Thank you guy's for inviting us to come on this amazing journey with you both. Big Ben is on the bucket list for sure, and the cave my goodness that's was exciting to see. safe travels to both you until next time. keep the good work, you both need to come Zion National Park.
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Amazing video views and incredible food Thank you guy's for inviting us to come on this amazing journey with you both. Big Ben is on the bucket list for sure, and the cave my goodness that's was exciting to see. safe travels to both you until next time. keep the good work, you both need to come Zion National Park.
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Earl
I am from Michigan but now live in Roswell, NM. I can't believe that you didn't visit Lincoln, NM, home of the Lincoln County War and Billy The Kid! Very likely the best preserved Old West town in the USA. Carlsbad Caverns is absolutely amazing! I have done this trip and then some, rugged but beautiful.
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I am from Michigan but now live in Roswell, NM. I can't believe that you didn't visit Lincoln, NM, home of the Lincoln County War and Billy The Kid! Very likely the best preserved Old West town in the USA. Carlsbad Caverns is absolutely amazing! I have done this trip and then some, rugged but beautiful.
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Michael
Mention this to Pops: The War of the Worlds (1953) G 85 min Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller 7. 1 Rate 78 Metascore A small town in California is attacked by Martians, beginning a worldwide invasion. Director: Byron Haskin Stars: Gene Barry, Ann Robinson, Les Tremayne, Robert Cornthwaite
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Mention this to Pops: The War of the Worlds (1953) G 85 min Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller 7. 1 Rate 78 Metascore A small town in California is attacked by Martians, beginning a worldwide invasion. Director: Byron Haskin Stars: Gene Barry, Ann Robinson, Les Tremayne, Robert Cornthwaite
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Josephine
O my gosh i love the ghost town man. I wonder in the hotel where you at? Is it not haunted? Maybe some of the spirits of those buried might visit in there because its a very cool place to be in. i love this exploration especially you did it with your dad its pretty awesome.
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O my gosh i love the ghost town man. I wonder in the hotel where you at? Is it not haunted? Maybe some of the spirits of those buried might visit in there because its a very cool place to be in. i love this exploration especially you did it with your dad its pretty awesome.
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Josephine
Hello. this is very great man. i do love your videos i really feel i am with both of you guys everytime you explore places. the most interesting part is that you do it with your dad that's what makes it the most interesting videos of my lifetime.
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Hello. this is very great man. i do love your videos i really feel i am with both of you guys everytime you explore places. the most interesting part is that you do it with your dad that's what makes it the most interesting videos of my lifetime.
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Carol
I was born and raised in Alamogordo and spent most of my youth at White Sands. I haven't been there in many years as I lived all the USA but it sure brought back alot of memories of my life watching your trip. Thanks!
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I was born and raised in Alamogordo and spent most of my youth at White Sands. I haven't been there in many years as I lived all the USA but it sure brought back alot of memories of my life watching your trip. Thanks!
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