ROUTE 66 Exploring / Must see stops / Two Guns

Well, we are here at something that's really cool. I'm excited to share with y'all. So let's let's get this vlog started We're at the meteor center of the world said site site Yes, the world's largest and most preserved meteor site the first documented official impact on the planet Earth So for all you people across the world we were talking to earlier. This is something that is worldwide right here I'm ready to see it you yeah, let's let's see it look at this is what we rode in through To get out here so flagstaff Yes, that big mountains flagstaff. We're gonna be crossing that today in today's vlog Is that snow that is snow up there what makes me almost wonder you look at how there's a ridge out there and there's mountains out there and Well, you can't see it from here, but there's a ridge behind us. It makes me wonder if when that impact happened I don't know because that's pretty flat. Of course a lot of flat out here What do you think Look at the size of that That is a big impact. I mean how hard you got to hit the earth how much green chili that I Forget they're telling me something about like To put it in perspective how big that is down there Like you can't really you can't really tell from up here, you know exactly how big that is But I think it's like two miles across or something Can you see anything there? This one says a house sized rock You're guessing is that rock up there? Yeah, that was it. So I think that's the size of a house that gives you kind of a Reference to how big this thing really is It is a good view both ways We're up here that is an impact, dude You've been watching too much Pixar Okay, so this is a real piece of meteor Wow, look at that. It is it's ding metal, isn't it? It is metal look at My magnetic glasses stick it right to it. That's crazy. So here's the details We were asking, you know, we were wondering how big the meteor could have been to make a hole that big Meteor is only 100 foot 150 foot This is the largest fragment of it Did that hole you ever touched a meteor hmm. Nope. The answer is yes Pretty cool. All right. This is pretty cool. Actually, let's let's share this with the people 10 seconds until impact The meteor in outer space can reach a hundred and fifty eight thousand miles per hour Ten seconds before impact. It was a hundred miles above the earth. Okay, so it's a mile across not two miles But look it there's a Statue of Liberty. It's almost 600 550 feet deep set your Liberty just be buried down in there Race through the solar system towards Earth The shock of impact spread with the large bloom of debris It took just 10 seconds and meteor crater was born Yeah, pretty cool, but I think we need to move on brother we're gonna take that road over that mountain And This my friend is one of my favorite places in the world, it's called two guns It's sick, right? I know man I love this place This is a good spot for a little photo shoot. What do you say? Yeah Yeah It's so cool Just out here in the middle of the desert. Yeah, and I mean you gotta take the time to get off We're just right there. This is right That's something that's awesome work, huh? All right, man this This is another section. I want to show you here. This is all the ruins And it's got some it's got some really rich history. So that little road. We just came down to get out here It's actually old route 66 This was on old route 66 and this was roadside attraction where he had mountain lions And all kinds of stuff if you look it up on the internet, you can find it But it's rich and like murder and just really horrible History, but these ruins are just wicked So it's been a while since I've actually read up on the history. So excuse me if I'm a little bit off But I believe This has been owned by multiple people and everybody who's owned it Has died has passed away from something murder or or something of the sort. Yeah I Couldn't wait to share this with you, man Suck to be pinned up metal in this heat so you got This is what you're trusting Well, I don't know if those were the mountain lions. That's that's true. That's another animal. This is probably Yeah, I could see he had all different cages Wild huh? Yeah, that makes more sense. Now. Look at this gully or ravine or So I believe that's the original old route 66 bridge These are all ruins from different roadside things. But the story goes as I understand it that there was a Group of Indians running from I believe Cowboys back in the day and They ran and they hid in a cavern that's in this valley somewhere And the Cowboys found them and burnt them lit them on fire and they couldn't get out because they were stuck Yeah, they kind of cornered themselves if you will And so I think this is like blood river or blood valley or it's got some crazy name I'll look it up and I'll put it right there. That's what it ended up being here. This is a eerie Part man, it just makes you stop just takes a little bit to take this all in Yeah, just a quick note if anybody knows anything about this land, this would be an iconic Biker campground rebuilt right off the i-40 right outside of Flagstaff. Man. This is cool 66 for some time now Absolutely having a good time. What about you? Yeah, it's been a blast So we're gonna call it a day on today's vlog gonna go ahead and do a sign out But I'm gonna leave y'all with a little montage of this little area of Route 66 a little town We happen to be in right now called Enjoy the montage. We'll see you on tomorrow's vlog Laughlin River Run. Here we come Oh