I met a kid today at Riverside Indian School that lives in the Grand Canyon 6 miles down in. It's amazing. Coming from there to go to school in Oklahoma.
Truly amazing. So impressive. I wish I could express my feelings in a manner to show the proper respect that I feel like sharing. I'm impressed with these folks to live off the land in the grand canyon! Friggen amazing. A true blessing for me to witness this video, how wonderful it must have been to BE the people. A true blessing.
that was some of the best times in my life,i was about 16 years old when i hitchhiked to my brothers house in flagstaff.. then hitched a ride to the grand canyon and hiked down into and all around the canyon itself, never left for almost 3 months, i remember the mule ride ranger gathering up all the tourist peoples left over food from the box lunches they give them and giving it to me, i actually ate pretty good down there!! i wish i could go back to that simple time again, it changed my life!!
Sweet helicopter ride. Maybe with a solar hybrid heli soon. Hope people start using thorium instead of uranium in the nuclear plants. Vegas polutes the Grand Canyon. If ya gotta gamble and you got an environmentalist/steward bone in yer body, skip Vegas. I'd like to drink from the river. Looks so fresh and clean. About the hawk and glowing mountain, hey, I wasn't there, so I really don't know if I can say it didn't happen, Duke University Paranormal studies is there for a reason, eh?
The Havasupai are a wonderful people. It is truly a pity that they are being exploited by the government and corporations. As we speak the government is attempting to open uranium mines on havasupai land, this beautiful land and its' people need to be properly taken care of
Thank-You for sharing this with us. Fascinating group of people. Interesting once the government housing came in how that presented problems they just never had before. Progress? hmmmmmm
I guess this type of wisdom is really outdated. Time to update your lifestyles.
spareaxe 1 year ago
I met a kid today at Riverside Indian School that lives in the Grand Canyon 6 miles down in. It's amazing. Coming from there to go to school in Oklahoma.
emoluvr27 2 years ago
prt 2??
HighHeadJim 2 years ago
Do you think the Native American Indians are exploited by the modern world.....i.e. tourism industry??
sufeiyachanli 2 years ago
yes. as is everything but this wisdom needs to get out now. some are seeking for all the right reasons!
one Love, Robert
raroskind 2 years ago
Truly amazing. So impressive. I wish I could express my feelings in a manner to show the proper respect that I feel like sharing. I'm impressed with these folks to live off the land in the grand canyon! Friggen amazing. A true blessing for me to witness this video, how wonderful it must have been to BE the people. A true blessing.
vtxrider3 2 years ago
very nice, i stay n peachsprings 4 a week bak n 82.83 wit a fren . loved it. One Luv...Rasta...
n8tivehawk21 2 years ago
that was some of the best times in my life,i was about 16 years old when i hitchhiked to my brothers house in flagstaff.. then hitched a ride to the grand canyon and hiked down into and all around the canyon itself, never left for almost 3 months, i remember the mule ride ranger gathering up all the tourist peoples left over food from the box lunches they give them and giving it to me, i actually ate pretty good down there!! i wish i could go back to that simple time again, it changed my life!!
1highplains 2 years ago
You should be the next president of usa
jetspeedjens 3 years ago 2
what a place to live.wow
agonyuncle 3 years ago 3
Sweet helicopter ride. Maybe with a solar hybrid heli soon. Hope people start using thorium instead of uranium in the nuclear plants. Vegas polutes the Grand Canyon. If ya gotta gamble and you got an environmentalist/steward bone in yer body, skip Vegas. I'd like to drink from the river. Looks so fresh and clean. About the hawk and glowing mountain, hey, I wasn't there, so I really don't know if I can say it didn't happen, Duke University Paranormal studies is there for a reason, eh?
tranquilitytrike 3 years ago
Would love to see part II
HighHeadJim 4 years ago
The Havasupai are a wonderful people. It is truly a pity that they are being exploited by the government and corporations. As we speak the government is attempting to open uranium mines on havasupai land, this beautiful land and its' people need to be properly taken care of
drmicrophone33 4 years ago
Thank-You for sharing this with us. Fascinating group of people. Interesting once the government housing came in how that presented problems they just never had before. Progress? hmmmmmm
Waiting for part 2........
8moge8 4 years ago
great video but whens part 2 coming?
bishop117 4 years ago
Hopefully by August 15
raroskind 4 years ago
every culture you talk to seems to speak of that inter-connectedness, that ONE LOVE
iriemogley 4 years ago
Yes. They remember what we have forgotten (but are remembering again). Give Thanks!
raroskind 4 years ago