Beautiful. The Catalinas. Tucson was my hometown. Miss my friends, miss my family. Peace.
@clutchcargo24196 жыл бұрын
Well done Brad. I went to U of A 79 to 83. Just moved back. Tucson has always held a special place in my heart - so glad to be back !
@dangermouseTRUMP5 жыл бұрын
Tucson is wonderful. I live here and will never leave.
@anibalbabilonia1867 Жыл бұрын
I love Tucson! I moved here after retirement 3 1/2 years ago! And love it here! My. Lemmon, Tanque Verde to Redington pass to chiva falls! Is my santuary! Also driving through chimney rock! Tucson has a lot to offer! What I couldn’t do in Illinois! I do here in Tucson!👌🥰👍👉❤️
@treygilmore79787 жыл бұрын
Thank you for making these. My wife and I are moving to Tucson and this helped me show her how beautiful it is. I lived there for 3 years about 5 years ago. Can't wait to get back!!
@derrickperez2930
6 жыл бұрын
Trey Gilmore ive went to Tucson when i was 18 ..and i loved it! The energy and the mointains just awe inspiring. Im 31 now and still wishing hopefully someday i make it back for at least a visit or move there somehow someway
@cacatr4495
5 жыл бұрын
If you need more visual inspiration for your move, feel free to access my large Arizona playlist, an organized video tour of most of the state, focused on Nature, wildlife including Arizona's Mustangs, scenery, vistas, and beauty. Over 500 quality videos at this point, this video heads up the Mt. Lemmon section in Tucson, but there's many Mt. Lemmon videos, good ones. The playlist has other videos of Sabino Canyon, Old Spanish Trail and Colossal Cave, Saguaro National Park East and West, the Tucson Mountains, Gate's Pass, Kinney Road west of the Tucson Mountains, Picture Rocks, Oro Valley, Madera Canyon and Mt. Wrightson in the Santa Rita Mountains, some of Tucson as well. Enjoy!
@MT-bn3rl6 жыл бұрын
FOR THE LOVE OF MY HOMETOWN BRAD! This is beautiful! I love where I am from - and this is the way that I see Tucson everyday! Some people don't realize how beautiful this place is! I have lived here my whole life and this speaks to me! Your artistry definitely shows! Thank you for putting this together!
@ettaplace67163 жыл бұрын
Yes it is !! Very special and unique 🤩😃 thanks for great vid👍
@cacatr44954 жыл бұрын
These are the Santa Catalina Mountains, or locally, simply called "the Catalinas." The tallest mountain among them is Mt. Lemmon, rising to just over 9,000 feet in elevation. This mountain range towers over Tucson to its immediate north, and its beautiful foothills are part of Tucson's residential landscape.
@anvilhead59
4 жыл бұрын
Might want to check the height of Mt Lemmon. It's slightly over 9,000 feet.
@paulahardiman22616 жыл бұрын
It is so beautiful thank you for making this voice
@cacatr44956 жыл бұрын
Fabulous! I've saved this to my large Arizona playlist, an organized video tour of most of the state, posting this video in the Mt. Lemmon section, Tucson. Thank you for sharing your video.
@wtrskr597 жыл бұрын
I used to llive in Tucson from 1971-1978, but moved back to Southern CA, I came to visit in 2008 and saw the change of landscape from desert to Buildings :O, I will be back in 2018 and see more changes, But I do love this aerial photography, of nature at its best.
@philgilmer4313
7 жыл бұрын
2018? Tricky!! Everyplace changes one way or the other.....
@silvi04204 жыл бұрын
I love Tucson, People are nice and the views of the mountains amazing!
@DanielTrue167 жыл бұрын
I really love Mt Lemmon. Even from my old home in midtown, it was a quick hour or so drive to the top. It was quite the respite during the summer to have temps at Summerhaven typically 30 degrees cooler than in the valley!
@dior2516 жыл бұрын
Great job Brad, shooting video. Felt like a movie!
@carolnorton25516 жыл бұрын
Beautiful video, great music choice, Thank you.
@synseer84843 жыл бұрын
The reason no one was faster than Lance Armstrong up hill.
@davidofrior5262 ай бұрын
That's definitely not Tucson. It's Mt. Lemmon and can be as far as an hour away depending on what side of Tucson you leave from.
@infledermaus6 жыл бұрын
Tucson is not cool! Not in the summer! It's hot as hell! I grew up there. High school buddies and I hiked to Hutch's pool many times. I can't seem to find any videos of the natural slides that are farther up the creek from Hutch's pool. Great fun, but you have to be bare aased naked to really slide. Sabino canyon is wonderful. The water is a great place to cool off in summer even down low. We caught lots of lizards, frogs and snakes there. And scorpions. I never cared for the scorpions mayself. Loved the frogs, pollywogs, little red and black fish, lizards and garter snakes! We helped a few creatures move down into Tucson. We'd go up there on Saturday morn, camp and come back Sunday afternoon unless we had a day weekend. We could buy early versions of MREs at the commissary on base that the pilots took on long missions. They came in flimsy little white boxes! Each had a can opener, instant coffee, powdered creamer (we ate it not realizing what it was! Such doofuses!), Vienna wieners, crackers, some not very tasty and very dry cake in a can, etc. Used to have tons of those. This way in the 1968 through 1972. Loved it up there. I'm sure there are a lot more people walking up there now. We would see maybe 3-5 other people the whole weekend. Today I'm in Donner Pass in California at a friend's cabin. Times have changed for me and I'm sure for the canyon. There was a turn around at the end of the road where a parent would drop us off and we hiked from there. Do you know if it's still there? Maybe one of these days I'll make it back to Tucson and take the hike. Thanks for sharing your video. I hope some of you youngins find my reminisces of the "good old days" amusing. From your video it looks exactly the same. Are there still leeches in the pool? Never cared for those either. Cheers!
@itsall_legal
4 жыл бұрын
I appriciate this comment
@henryanderson63344 жыл бұрын
Brad I truly enjoyed watching your video's. I would like to ask your permission to use some of the footage in order to share with our guests for a future event being held at the Loews Ventana Canyon Resort in Tucson in October of this year 2020.
@V10DropTop
4 жыл бұрын
Hey Henry, thanks for the kind words regarding my videos. If you could, please send me an email and we can chat about getting you a copy for the event. bradleywholt@gmail.com
@mirtesrodriguesbernardi53765 жыл бұрын
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@evamh6 жыл бұрын
Very cool
@SarahKSoldAZ7 жыл бұрын
Brad could I use your video on my business pages?
@bartk856226 жыл бұрын
Outstanding drone piloting and video! I found you work on the City-Data site posted by a user named WilmaWildcat at:www.city-data.com/forum/tucson/2888743-tucson-phoenix.htmlGonna go check out the rest of the series now.
@philgilmer43137 жыл бұрын
Awesome! But why so blurry at the end? Reshoot?
@V10DropTop
7 жыл бұрын
not sure why it looks blurry, quality is all the same.... possibly could be your internet connection
@diskokryptonite19677 жыл бұрын
pretty cool.. but there is more to tucson than just downtown and the mountains
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Beautiful. The Catalinas. Tucson was my hometown. Miss my friends, miss my family. Peace.
Well done Brad. I went to U of A 79 to 83. Just moved back. Tucson has always held a special place in my heart - so glad to be back !
Tucson is wonderful. I live here and will never leave.
I love Tucson! I moved here after retirement 3 1/2 years ago! And love it here! My. Lemmon, Tanque Verde to Redington pass to chiva falls! Is my santuary! Also driving through chimney rock! Tucson has a lot to offer! What I couldn’t do in Illinois! I do here in Tucson!👌🥰👍👉❤️
Thank you for making these. My wife and I are moving to Tucson and this helped me show her how beautiful it is. I lived there for 3 years about 5 years ago. Can't wait to get back!!
@derrickperez2930
6 жыл бұрын
Trey Gilmore ive went to Tucson when i was 18 ..and i loved it! The energy and the mointains just awe inspiring. Im 31 now and still wishing hopefully someday i make it back for at least a visit or move there somehow someway
@cacatr4495
5 жыл бұрын
If you need more visual inspiration for your move, feel free to access my large Arizona playlist, an organized video tour of most of the state, focused on Nature, wildlife including Arizona's Mustangs, scenery, vistas, and beauty. Over 500 quality videos at this point, this video heads up the Mt. Lemmon section in Tucson, but there's many Mt. Lemmon videos, good ones. The playlist has other videos of Sabino Canyon, Old Spanish Trail and Colossal Cave, Saguaro National Park East and West, the Tucson Mountains, Gate's Pass, Kinney Road west of the Tucson Mountains, Picture Rocks, Oro Valley, Madera Canyon and Mt. Wrightson in the Santa Rita Mountains, some of Tucson as well. Enjoy!
FOR THE LOVE OF MY HOMETOWN BRAD! This is beautiful! I love where I am from - and this is the way that I see Tucson everyday! Some people don't realize how beautiful this place is! I have lived here my whole life and this speaks to me! Your artistry definitely shows! Thank you for putting this together!
Yes it is !! Very special and unique 🤩😃 thanks for great vid👍
These are the Santa Catalina Mountains, or locally, simply called "the Catalinas." The tallest mountain among them is Mt. Lemmon, rising to just over 9,000 feet in elevation. This mountain range towers over Tucson to its immediate north, and its beautiful foothills are part of Tucson's residential landscape.
@anvilhead59
4 жыл бұрын
Might want to check the height of Mt Lemmon. It's slightly over 9,000 feet.
It is so beautiful thank you for making this voice
Fabulous! I've saved this to my large Arizona playlist, an organized video tour of most of the state, posting this video in the Mt. Lemmon section, Tucson. Thank you for sharing your video.
I used to llive in Tucson from 1971-1978, but moved back to Southern CA, I came to visit in 2008 and saw the change of landscape from desert to Buildings :O, I will be back in 2018 and see more changes, But I do love this aerial photography, of nature at its best.
@philgilmer4313
7 жыл бұрын
2018? Tricky!! Everyplace changes one way or the other.....
I love Tucson, People are nice and the views of the mountains amazing!
I really love Mt Lemmon. Even from my old home in midtown, it was a quick hour or so drive to the top. It was quite the respite during the summer to have temps at Summerhaven typically 30 degrees cooler than in the valley!
Great job Brad, shooting video. Felt like a movie!
Beautiful video, great music choice, Thank you.
The reason no one was faster than Lance Armstrong up hill.
That's definitely not Tucson. It's Mt. Lemmon and can be as far as an hour away depending on what side of Tucson you leave from.
Tucson is not cool! Not in the summer! It's hot as hell! I grew up there. High school buddies and I hiked to Hutch's pool many times. I can't seem to find any videos of the natural slides that are farther up the creek from Hutch's pool. Great fun, but you have to be bare aased naked to really slide. Sabino canyon is wonderful. The water is a great place to cool off in summer even down low. We caught lots of lizards, frogs and snakes there. And scorpions. I never cared for the scorpions mayself. Loved the frogs, pollywogs, little red and black fish, lizards and garter snakes! We helped a few creatures move down into Tucson. We'd go up there on Saturday morn, camp and come back Sunday afternoon unless we had a day weekend. We could buy early versions of MREs at the commissary on base that the pilots took on long missions. They came in flimsy little white boxes! Each had a can opener, instant coffee, powdered creamer (we ate it not realizing what it was! Such doofuses!), Vienna wieners, crackers, some not very tasty and very dry cake in a can, etc. Used to have tons of those. This way in the 1968 through 1972. Loved it up there. I'm sure there are a lot more people walking up there now. We would see maybe 3-5 other people the whole weekend. Today I'm in Donner Pass in California at a friend's cabin. Times have changed for me and I'm sure for the canyon. There was a turn around at the end of the road where a parent would drop us off and we hiked from there. Do you know if it's still there? Maybe one of these days I'll make it back to Tucson and take the hike. Thanks for sharing your video. I hope some of you youngins find my reminisces of the "good old days" amusing. From your video it looks exactly the same. Are there still leeches in the pool? Never cared for those either. Cheers!
@itsall_legal
4 жыл бұрын
I appriciate this comment
Brad I truly enjoyed watching your video's. I would like to ask your permission to use some of the footage in order to share with our guests for a future event being held at the Loews Ventana Canyon Resort in Tucson in October of this year 2020.
@V10DropTop
4 жыл бұрын
Hey Henry, thanks for the kind words regarding my videos. If you could, please send me an email and we can chat about getting you a copy for the event. bradleywholt@gmail.com
Lugares lindos,fale mais sobre Tucson
Very cool
Brad could I use your video on my business pages?
Outstanding drone piloting and video! I found you work on the City-Data site posted by a user named WilmaWildcat at:www.city-data.com/forum/tucson/2888743-tucson-phoenix.htmlGonna go check out the rest of the series now.
Awesome! But why so blurry at the end? Reshoot?
@V10DropTop
7 жыл бұрын
not sure why it looks blurry, quality is all the same.... possibly could be your internet connection
pretty cool.. but there is more to tucson than just downtown and the mountains