I Had NO IDEA Arizona Looked Like This...

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• JH

  @JHHaskell · 1 month ago (edited)

  I live in Scottsdale. Once, in 1979, I and a couple of my brothers decided to escape the October heat by driving two hours north for a picnic on the Mogollon Rim. We were in Tees, shorts and flip flops. It was 103 in Scottsdale. When we arrived at the Rim it was snowing. It was a brief, but breathtakingly beautiful picnic.

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• RO

  @RobertJess-s7n · 1 month ago

  What's amazing is how close the Meter came to the visitor center.

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• ST

  @StarterJacket89 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLYsCMdokhc&amp;t=874">14:34</a> Yes Saini, you can absolutely visit the famous &quot;bio-dome&quot; in Arizona...just need to buy a ticket.

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• LA

  @lansorbet5882 · 1 month ago

  I rode my Harley to Meteor Crater and Grand Canyon in 1993. - In 2019, &nbsp;I camped under the pines near Flagstaff—Probably the most peaceful, calm two nights of my life. I didn&apos;t want to leave.

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• TH

  @thomasnelson6161 · 1 month ago

  Arizona was the most surprisingly beautiful state I&apos;ve visited.

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• MT

  @MTPatriot2 · 1 month ago

  Saini - One thing that I love about you is, you are such a dreamer! &nbsp;You have such a childlike (that&apos;s a compliment) genuine curiosity and &nbsp;enthusiasm.

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• PN

  @PNWcruiser · 1 month ago (edited)

  I remember going to Four Corners as a kid and doing the getting down on all fours thing, pushup position with the survey mark under your chest. &nbsp;It is rather amusing to be able to tell people you were in four states at the same time. &nbsp;They don&apos;t believe it, unless they know about Four Corners.

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• 9N

  @9Nitengale · 1 month ago

  They didnt mention Kartchner Caverns in southern Arizona. Its really cool! Its got massive stalagtites and its beautiful! Highly recommended!

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• KE

  @KenAhottea · 1 month ago

  As a truck driver, hauling produce, visiting Yuma and seeing Picacho peak was almost an everyday thing for me. And the same for the Navajo nation and several other tribes. What a blessing!

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• CL

  @ClarkRowland-yn9dk · 1 month ago

  I&apos;m a born and raised Arizona resident. I&apos;ve been to every place mentioned in the video except the &quot;chocolate waterfall&quot;. The Supi village is on the way to the Havasupi waterfall and campground. You have to stop in the village to confirm your campground reservation. Picacho peak is an extreme hike involving chains at some spots. There is also Rooster Cogburns ostrich farm near the base.

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• JI

  @JimmyRabbitSanchez · 1 month ago

  I&apos;m originally from El Paso, Texas but live in Phoenix Arizona now for the last 10 years, all I can say is I love this state, so much to do

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• GA

  @gaittr · 1 month ago

  The short drive off Interstate 40 down to meteor crater is worth it. You can hike around it in relative freedom and it&apos;s amazing to think of what you&apos;re looking at

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