I Found 2 Twin Engine SUNKEN BOATS on an Island at LAKE MEAD



Some new Lake Mead discoveries along with a water level update
Filmed on 12/22/22

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45 thoughts on “I Found 2 Twin Engine SUNKEN BOATS on an Island at LAKE MEAD”

  1. The fact they made a law that prevents us Americans from recording our state parks which mind you is public land at the end of the day is so bizarre but I wouldn’t put past this admin. Now I get it if your filming a movie. But a dude with a go pro…. Come on!

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  2. I went camping there circa 1971 with my parents bought their first huge camper. I do remember people building wooden floats sending em or towing the floats loaded with fire works and huge firecrackers. The folks did it quite a bit too day & night.

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  3. I look forward to your videos. That concrete structure is cool to see, plus your interest in the old engines makes me start googling. Your matte black Trooper looks kickass.
    Cheers!

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  4. Love these videos mate. I always feel like I’m there. I have 2 minor constructive suggestions for you; why not introduce yourself so we know your name and find sunglasses that fit properly without the need to be pushed up your nose constantly. 👍

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  5. You could always get permit to video the area, I remembered back in 90’s atv magazines were bust taking pictures of testing new atv at Glamis Sand Dunes in California as park ranger came by, almost got away with till one of them said “for magazine” haha!!!!

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  6. Well you know that are awesome government has our best interest at heart doesn't want to miss out on any dimes or nickels that could possibly go in their fat ass pockets bunch of bureaucratic b***** can't film horse s*** I say

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  7. If they passed a law that you cannot film in a national park then it is Nolan void on its face it is a constitutional right to be able to film anything the eye can see if they don't like it tell him it's your first amendment protected right end of point and take it to court and you will win

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  8. They can't make a law saying you can't film on a national park a national park is government property which means it is public property it is against the Constitution to tell you you cannot film on public property the Constitution says that we have the right to free speech a symbol and Free press statutes codes and ordinances are not law

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  9. You know if the federal government wasn't so effed up with this bs permitting for video making they could require that people clean up the lake area and make it a safer and cleaner experience for all. With all the different videos I've seen all the trash and unsightly debris that could have been cleared out. Just saying.

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