This video is Part Three of a Three series Adventure from our Overlanding Trip Across The US Southwest in 2020 seeking Solitude amidst the COVID Pandemic. Passing mostly by UT and parts of AZ this is a quick glimpse of the beautiful Desert Scenery of this Wide, Wild and large Area, Visiting 4 of the Great 5 National Parks of the Area and a couple state parks, National Monuments and National Forests. We had the chance to venture through dirt roads, and get on a couple hikes while on this short getaway road trip. Hope you all enjoy and watch the 3 episodes! Thanks for watching! hope you subscribe!   DJI Products I used, including the DJI Mavic 2 Pro, Osmo Action, Osmo Mobile 2.

Amazing footage.  Really enjoyed your adventure series.  

Great work!

Every bit as entertaining as the first two. Could much of that vast expanse really have been under water aeons ago?  Astonishing scenery.

Nicely done.    - What a great place to be.

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-19 11:52
Amazing footage.  Really enjoyed your adventure series.

Thanks so much DowntownRDB! glad you liked the series! Cheers!

Montfrooij Posted at 12-19 12:39
Great work!

Thanks so much Montfrooij! which was the one you liked the most of the 3 ?

Cheers!

FlyingFish82 Posted at 12-21 06:41
Thanks so much Montfrooij! which was the one you liked the most of the 3 ?

Cheers!

You're welcome.
Nr 2 was my fav.
The evening shots. Hike shots. Very nice to see!

Blériot53 Posted at 12-19 13:52
Every bit as entertaining as the first two. Could much of that vast expanse really have been under water aeons ago?  Astonishing scenery.

thanks so much Bleriot53! much appreciated. i do believe at some point in the Earth's long history these land was under water and then thrusted up and turned into a savannah and part of it was a prehistporic forest as well which explains all the layers of the rock and the varied sediment deposits, lots of fossils, and parts where you can dig up carbon from the grounds top layer.

FlyingFish82 Posted at 12-22 05:30
thanks so much Bleriot53! much appreciated. i do believe at some point in the Earth's long history these land was under water and then thrusted up and turned into a savannah and part of it was a prehistporic forest as well which explains all the layers of the rock and the varied sediment deposits, lots of fossils, and parts where you can dig up carbon from the grounds top layer.

You're very welcome. The series has been a joy to watch. Stay safe and all best wishes for 2021

FlyingFish82 Posted at 12-21 05:41
Thanks so much DowntownRDB! glad you liked the series! Cheers!

You're very welcome.  Have a great day.  

Hello there FlyingFish82. Thank you for reaching out and for posting this fantastic video you have filmed. Great work and Happy Holidays to you and to your family. .

DAFlys Posted at 2020-12-20 02:07
Nicely done.    - What a great place to be.

Thanks so much DAFlys!! Happy new Year!!!

FlyingFish82 Posted at 1-4 08:10
Thanks so much DAFlys!! Happy new Year!!!

You're very welcome. - Happy new year back to you.