Morning
Happy first day of spring
Ooh spring
Today we're gonna be going to the
Grand Canyon if you don't know or if you haven't been
to the Grand Canyon the Grand Canyon actually has multiple rims
You got the West Rim you got the South Rim you got the North Rim
Today we are heading over
to the West Rim if you're planning a trip to the Grand Canyon you want to
know more about the difference then be sure to head on over to our channel and
check out our video on the difference between the West and the South Rim
We got you
So I've been to the Grand Canyon before but this is actually gonna be my
first time going to Grand Canyon West we're gonna be checking out the Skywalk
and Guano Point oh I'm so excited this has been on my bucket list for so long
Best first day of spring ever
But enough of my blabbin let's go
I thought it was a rule that pilots had to wear aviators
You know mine shattered two days ago thanks for bringing it up
Oh so those are your backup
Oh sorry too soon
Yeah I bought these at Maverick yesterday yeah
Did you actually
Oh nice they look good
There's no cameras or cell phones allowed so see you guys later
Bye
Wow
This is Pinto right
Hi I'm Pinto from Sri Lanka
Hi what did you think of the Skywalk
Good real good
It was amazing right
Yeah it is
Were you scared
No not really just a bit yeah
You guys the Skywalk is amazing
Kind of sad that you can't take your
phones or cameras out there but it makes sense because the surface is completely
made of glass so you want to reduce the risk of dropping anything they want to
keep the condition as pristine as possible so much so that when you go out
there you actually have to wear these little bootie covers for your shoes
they're like these little shower caps that you put on your shoes to help
preserve the glass and then when you're out there they have photographers you
get to have like a little mini photo shoot out there on the glass bridge
they took maybe 19 or 20 of me up there and it was so hard to decide so I ended
up getting two it's one thing of being at the edge of the rim of the Grand
Canyon it's a whole other thing when you look down and you can see about 3,000
feet right below you oh my goodness I highly recommend checking it out it is
such a cool experience you get perfect views out there of Eagle Point and if
you're able to talk to any of the Hualapai members that work in the area I
would highly recommend you doing that because you can get so much information
about the stories of the land I learned so much about Eagle Point and the
history of the stories that are passed down they really did think of everything
when it comes to it it's super safe
Alright so we are here at Eagle Point
Hi guys this is Pam
So how do you pronounce
What's the proper pronunciation of Hualapai
Hualapai
So you don't say the "hua"
uh uh the H is a W
The H is a W
Hualapai
It does mean people of the tall pine
Pam here is part of the Hualapai Tribe
She's been droppin some awesome knowledge
on Eagle Point answering all my questions
You'd make a good Hualapai
Do I can I pass
If you guys ever see Pam out here make sure to say hi and there's Richard say hi to him too
Awesome tour guide
Come see us, we're here