I Witness an Ancient Phenomenon During an Astronomical Event

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  @Desert.Drifter · 2 years ago · pinned

  Hey all, here&apos;s the link to my new Patreon page if you&apos;re interested! <a href="https://patreon.com/DesertDrifter?utm_medium=unknown&amp;utm_source=join_link&amp;utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&amp;utm_content=copyLink">https://patreon.com/DesertDrifter?utm_medium=unknown&amp;utm_source=join_link&amp;utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&amp;utm_content=copyLink</a><br>Thank you as always for your continued support!

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  @InternetJury · 1 year ago

  The absolute irony of YouTube demontetizing that video because it was &apos;dangerous&apos; -- meanwhile, Andrew died while doing something most of us do every single day (being stopped at a stop light) is just heartbreaking. Andrew, I know the ancient people you respected and wondered about were there to greet you and are now answering those questions you so often poised. Your voice is now echoing among those canyons with them.

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  @roxanneyellowhorsejarred1461 · 2 years ago

  Hey DD, I&apos;m a full blooded Navajo addicted to your channel. When we were little kids in canyons like the GC. My family live where they&apos;re canyons in NM. It brings back memories of the fun &amp; sun times we had exploring in caves&amp; finding art on the rocks from our ancestors. You have an awesome channel. I can&apos;t wait to hook your channel onto my bigger TV screen. Keep up the Good work. I will join your Patreon channel too! This demonitizing is just wrong. I don&apos;t see anything wrong with your video. Plus, that was a fine climb with foot guides on the arch climbing footage. We did not see that extremely dangerous at all. I&apos;m sure all the Navajo tribal members would agree with me. I love your camping endeavors on the rocks. We loved sleeping on those rock canyons too.

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  @adamsbyknoll4809 · 1 year ago

  Rest in peace my brother, and may the wind carry you on eternal adventures. Watching you and your perspective has truly been a gift.

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  @LR-sn9gt · 1 year ago

  Andrew was the most honest, factual, interesting explorer I have ever had the privilege to watch. He was calm, to the point and educational, without the usual hysterics that so many who do this sort of thing carry on with. You are sorely missed.

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  @Colorofmysoul · 1 year ago

  Watching in memory- peace to Evelyn and the rest of the family.

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  @Denclo8456 · 1 year ago

  I am glad to say I had the chance to see the video that YouTube decided to take down. Because it was dangerous. He was killed at a traffic light by a drunk driver. And they’re judging his treks on what can stay and what can’t. &nbsp;Put his videos back up people and let us enjoy this beautiful soul for as long as we can. People can learn from these videos for years and decades to come. I miss you, my brother I’m so sorry Evelyn.

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  @rodgertxk62 · 2 years ago

  At seventy-seven yrs young, with heart failure, I am no longer able to hike and explore. &nbsp;Through your video experiences, my mind and heart are made more full. &nbsp;Thank you, and don&apos;t be discouraged by someone who has never laced up a pair of hiking boots.

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  @AEVMU · 2 years ago (edited)

  Can we just take a moment to appreciate the calm mature delivery that isn&apos;t given like someone reading from a script and over-emphazing every other word. In a world of characters, and attention seakers, this channel is extremely refreshing.

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  @tammyandjerickson6326 · 1 year ago

  Andrew may be gone but his legendary adventures live on. He educated us and inspired us to get out and have adventures of our own. Thanks Andrew!

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  @judithhickok1677 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m 81 and housebound with a husband on hospice. I&apos;m not saying that for sympathy only to let you know how much your adventures mean to some of us. <br>As a desert dweller I can still enjoy the beauty that you show us every trip and I thank you for it. <br>By the way, I especially enjoyed the one you tube messed with. Sorry about that it was breathtaking.

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  @beazirconaus946 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m 74 and can no longer get out into the bush but am living vicariously through your explorations, Tank you.

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