Finding the Forgotten Airplane Crash Monument in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park

what a great hive for the bees!

Your hiking companion is a gorgeous cutie!!.

Another great video.

Liberty engine, neighbor has a repair manual found at a yard sale for those.

Controlled flight into terrain. Seen a ton of that in my career😢

Your daughter is a great hiker! Pretty too!

Hey you should check out the areas near Temecula, so many cool trails and histories behind the native population!

I compliment you on your videos. Well done! Your voice is relaxing too.

Amazing.

Bees are our friends!

Beautiful hike. Does the Sweetwater River run year round?

Very interesting. I love places like that. Great video!

Still one of my favorite videos. I wonder if the bees are still there?

Did boot in San Diego and does get foggy!

One of the things I find interesting about your videos is the terrain, flora and fauna. I've lived on the southeast coast all my life in a county profoundly different from the San Diego area. It's impossible in Horry County SC to drive more than five miles without hitting a swamp (or the Atlantic Ocean). Where you are looks like another planet to me.

Looks like a good trail for an e-bike, if you're not up to walking it. I couldn't tell, but the bees don't look like the 'killer bee' variety, since you got close enough to see them without being attacked. Nice video!

Love the back story. THANK YOU

Really interesting

Have you ever hiked into Malibu Creek State Park to the M*A*S*H location?

It would be awesome if they put a mockup of the crashed plane, filled with the skeletons of the officers replete with name tags identifying each one. 😂

I have to say, I am happy that it’s bees that took over not wasps bees are more passive compared to wasps bees would’ve basically probably would’ve ignored you wasps well that’s another story

Love your channel brother. Look forward to every video. Keep up the good work!

Awesome!!!!

Better bees than hippies.

Very informative video! Thank you.

You might have carried a small hatchet to mark that trail and possibly take out a few brambles.

I have pictures of that hike from a few years ago. Thanks for the video!

Places you exploring are on same meridian as Israel and Iran, no wonder that vegetation is also similar.

Cool site! Bees are fine, as long as they're not yellowjackets, it's all good!

Learning a lot from your videos!

Attractive scenery, thanks for sharing.

Dehallivan Canada or UK. Dehallivan lost a son in one of his aircraft..

So peaceful! Wonderful to see so many honeybees. 🙂

Do you plan on doing Julian videos?

Steve...a personal 'thankyou' for your vids. I loved getting out in and around the western US, particulary California. I am into antique autos and used to drive them out west looking for parts at Mom and Pop salvage yards along the secondary highways. I journalled my many trips and took lots of photographs. Many of my articles have been published in Old Autos, a Canadian newprint paper (Ontario) which goes all over the world. Three of my articles have made it into 'Hemmings'. I used to enjoy sharing my journeys with folks that could not do them on their own due to expense or time. Sadly, after I had both hips replaced, left one 6 years ago and the right 7 years ago, I can no longer do my adventures. Your Vids are giving me much enjoyment as I get the feeling of being with you 'on the road'.

I wish you made a trek from San Diego to Key West, Florida on foot.

Over a 100 years ago, amazing.

Good job.

There's a H53A up on Toro peak that makes for a good explore/hike.

FYI Fort Huachuca is pronounced: Fort Wah-chew-caw …

Almost twenty years since I had a physical journey like this, just walking is not possible.
Thank You beyond words for the videos! North State was my primary point of exploration.
A lot of off trail blazing of the Lassen volcano area, and East Tehama county, was fun.
Subscribing.

I would think that motor would get piping hot in the summertime and become in inhabitable for the bees, but I am no bee keeper. 😜

Nice, clear video. Awesome. Thanks.

Ft. Huachuca is pronounced HA chew ka. Lol... I have trouble spelling it. I wonder if they put a bee apartment near the monument if they would move into that I don't know what the technical term for a bee box is. Entice them with some bee food.

Those r honey bees they wouldn't bothered u just saying

Recently came across your videos. Have enjoyed the historic background you provide and the fine editing.

That thumbnail image of the Liberty-12 engine told me right away that it was a DH-4 airplane. Lots of important history to American aviation in both the engine type and and aircraft.

Very interesting story. Thanks.

Nice - Thanks ! !
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That was the bees knees.