Who has a YouTube Channel here?
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@Archie Moses has one, Toad Moto
I think @Darkwing Duck either does video game streaming or has a youtube.
@Kyoto I think has one where he reads comments and then comments on them
Darkwing Duck
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I've been a partner on Twitch for 6 years. Small time, got lucky to get partner when I did, but I was good at what I did at the time.
I doubt I'd have anything relevant or helpful to contribute.
I doubt I'd have anything relevant or helpful to contribute.
Archie Moses
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I'm certainly no expert but a couple things that have helped me are 1) Using the YouTube Studio App 2) Using a app called Ultimate Thumbnail Maker App 3) Do it for you and you alone - have fun with it. I make videos about something I got into at age 36 and that I sucked at. That said, I find it motivating and I've done things I never would have before and it's helped me with my depression.
I'm pretty monotone and not that interesting and have a small channel. If you're looking for a following be interesting and create good content.
If you start a channel, let me know. I'd like to watch.
I made this video today from a trip I did over the weekend. Go ahead and roast away, but how I look at it is if it weren't for making vids, I wouldn't have gone to so many places I've been to over the past year and a half. It's gotten me the hell out of my house.
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Red
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Just a side note. I went back and took a screenshot of one of the bighorn sheep glyphs near the end, because it look like it included a “heartline” running toward the animal’s heart. You see that in animal glyphs throughout North America. Maybe elsewhere, not sure. See the first glyph at this link. I’ve heard it described as related to hunting magic, or that the animals are spirit animals, maybe other theories. Man, I’d love it out there again. I’ve recorded some petroglyphs here in New England, but we only have a few such sites.
A little about heartlines here as well:
Heartline Symbol ***
Discover the secret meaning of the mysterious Heartline Symbol. Pictures and meanings of Native American Indian symbols including the Heartline Symbol. The Heartline Symbol meaning.
www.warpaths2peacepipes.com
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Archie Moses
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If you go on this site, click on Utah and then click on the San Rafael Swell, I'm planning on going to pretty much every one of those petroglyphs/pictographs. Some of the coolest ones I've seen online.
My favorite I've seen, by far, is in Sego Canyon in the book cliffs. It has a ton of pictographs that look like aliens that are really high up on a rock face.
Red
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Been through Canyonlands, but not to that famous site. I went with a Navajo guide out of the Moab Rock Shop. Far as I know the owner, iconic fossil hunter Lin Ottinger is still going strong, close to a hundred now. Meet him if you get a chance. He would have been my guide that day, but it rained heavy the night before, and he was off to go gold hunting. Guy is a legend in the West.
Archie Moses
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I'm happy I randomly got into dirt biking and editing videos. I spend my time much more productively. haha
But for real, Utah is such a world class playground. There are so many places to go and things to see. I just bought a tear drop camper trailer and this summer I plan to live/play off the grid as much as possible.
What is your favorite hidden gem in Utah and why? Where's your next Utah trip to?
I'm going to the Blanding/Cedar Mesa/Bear Ear area next to hit up Mule Canyon, Dark Canyon (shh) and the Citadel.
@str8line are you still ridding? I've been on my dirt bike (minus time off to heal) around 14 months. Wish I started riding younger but am happy I pulled the trigger. The Utah dirt bike community has some of the best people and friends I've ever known.