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This is hilarious

you are NOT EVER supposed to touch, remove, or change any wiccan or otherwise charm from a grave site for a video. SHAME ON YOU - never EVER touch these things. they are not there for you - they are there for them. I'm sickened by what you have done. shame follows you for doing such - they are there in a specific place for specific reasons. it's one thing to video, something entirely different by touching any of it. was not put there for you - it was there for the spirit there. yes, I'm very advanced in the craft.

This is so cheesy, it’s just a small mountain town on i70. These people exaggerating about how strange it is make me laugh.

The Eastern stars are the women that help the Freemasons.

This place is very special. They used to throw raves there. I have absolutely beautiful memories there.

Yes, its dark and amazing views of the stars. With enough time you can see a ufo. The valley is huge so keep your eyes peeled.

Omfg house is hideous

This road is frightening when the roads are dry. I can't imagine driving it in the rain or snow.

i live down the street. It is a mausoleum that was built to store the bodies in winter because the ground is frozen and they can’t dig holes. So they would store the bodies in it. There are seven total cemeteries in this area. They are very old, and there are lots of babies,children and mostly young adults. It’s a sad place, and it is haunted. Several cemeteries here have activity in them.. very interesting place. I spend lots of time in them. They are very beautiful also in their own way

Is it secret even with mind readers. Hey cia how secret are masonic sneakle stuff

Made in October with first snow: Awesome 🤩

Unlike a manufacturing plant, that you can put where you want, a mine is where it is! Molybdenum became several times more valuable, because of the Energy Crisis. It takes a lot of skilled workers to operate a mine. And they need to be comfortable with there families. I have personally lived in four similar towns.

There is a beautiful school house there as well that is rich with history and even housed some of the local miners at one point. Should check it out as well. Was hoping more history was in the video but definitely a place to stop in

My great grandfather was the first post master of Hancock above St Elmo. We still own the Little Jesse mine. Below the MM mine. Did you see the mule hoof in the tree?

I stayed there for a couple months. Them foxes are normal and the cougars

The town you keep pronouncing as "Ooray." Sorry pal, but it really is called "You Ray". Being a historic person and narrator, you must pronounce it correctly, according to old legends.

For starters, history-loving residents do not use riverbend to address the Greater Alton Metroplex. The Illini leader Ouatoga (wah-toe-gah).

Thanks for the informational video. Just a heads up though, Ouray is pronounced “Youray”.

when south park becomes so popular they name a town after it

The most epic event would be to meet Brian Boitano there.

The school looks the same

"The Most Dangerous Road in America" --Do you mean the USA, North America, Central America or South America?

Colorado Native 4th generation. I have always considered Cheeseman Park the most haunted and still has bodies buried there.

No idea why; I am scared in general of cliffside drives. For some reason this road didnt bother me. The road to Mesa Verde? I just about had to wash up soiled underwear once we got to the top! What a nightmare!

Thank you for your excellent and respectful coverage of this great Colorado Masonic Lodge and Freemasonry in general. I have sat in this Lodge as a Brother and it is indeed a unique experience. Worshipful Brother Patrick Dey is an upright man and Mason, a well respected Brother in the fraternity and personal friend.

This video just got recommended and I’m glad I watched it! Subscribed! I like the simple editing style, like I’m travelling with you to these places…Keep up the family feel of it!

ya we still around.

I did it when it was dry .I had no choice it's the only way out . Well done you did well

Wooow I'm curious how some of the real structures fits in the cartoon and vice-verse

seems normal to me... from NEPAL

Will be riding a motorbike on the Highway in September but if you guys in the USA want to see real bum clenching mountain roads then look at the Alps in Europe.

Uh, U.S. 66 was first designated in 1926, LONG before Steinbecks novel.....

It makes me sad. Maybe it was a little more labor intensive than online purchases but it was great fun and the place to see and be seen. The loss of malls and theaters really hurts.

good documentary thanks

check out hotel in Fairplay Co. -cinnamon roll for breakfast covers entire plate!

It's on of my favorite paved roads to drive.

Twin Lakes is a gorgeous place to cool off during the summer months. I was hoping to hear more about the Twin Lakes steamboat. I recall that existing steamboat had to be disassembled for transport to the lakes; where it was reassembled and put to good use.

Lol my dad's name and mine are the plaque in the maple leaf pub some of the last people to leave there

HAZEL. It says HAZEL not HAIEL. ~ APRIL LIPKE

Pretty sure Seward Hwy in Alaska has that title...

I've been on this road, and it is absolutely terrifying. For the state of Colorado to have such road as a US Highway in this modern age is ridiculous. At least put some damn guard-rails on it; oh, that's right, first the road needs to be widened to an acceptable width.

As a die hard fan of the show, I’d give anything to live here!

Rest in peace Milton buddy!❤

The Million Dollar Highway is a fantastic road but I have been on tons of more dangerous roads.

I would love to connect with the gentleman that knew the Jones family and I believe stayed in a cabin on the other side of the creek. Thank you.

One behind my grandparents house, behind a traitor park....

I’m glad you put Northshore on there. It’s one of the malls you put in there that’s actually still doing really well. I live near that mall and I can tell you that the mall is still alive and well. In fact my parents even said it looks a lot like their times in the 80s

As a Californian, I've never seen rain anywhere near that hard! Let alone drove in it.

Compared to Nepal 🇳🇵 this road is a luxury!

I lived in CC for twenty years. For a few years i was deprived of an auto. I was forced to walk through the cemeteries at all times at night. No weird noises, no strange sights, no ghosts. Sorry.