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Don't bother hunting near Caliente as ALL the animals live on private ranches.lol

Tons of vacancy buildings and homes in the town,it's losing population as the folks age out and die. Younger people don't want to live in Caliente,so they move when they grow up.

My sister lives in Caliente,not much to do there at all,you have too go 150 miles to get clothes,a major doctor,and a normal food store. With home prices at $350,000 for nothing but old dumps,it's not even worth living there.

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I love Nevada

No mention of the wineries in the area? You missed out. It's no Napa County...but Lake County wines are worth trying, and the wineries are great to visit.

Thanks, always looking for off the beaten track places for next roadtrip. Travel safe.

As a weaver, I found this fascinating. Hope it didn't go the way of Dalton, Ga.

Grew up here hasnt changed much, glad to see it. Its a slower way of life for sure.

"Nipton was a wicked place, debased and corrupt. It served all comers, so long as they paid. Profligate troops, Powder Gangers, men of the Legion such as myself - the people here didn't care. It was a town of whores. For a pittance, the town agreed to lead those it had sheltered into a trap. Only when I sprang it did they realize they were caught inside it, too." - Vulpes Inculta

The narrator made a lot of mistakes

Nice to see a spotlight on smaller moments of American history! Now I want a Sam Tilden for president pin

Driven thru New Lebanon many times from Connecticut to Petersburg, NY. Also have owned Shaker style furniture made by Amish in Ohio. Loved the furniture!

Been there when I was a child on a visit to the museum, in Maine. I know someone who went to the Sunday service there for years.

My stepfather was a manager for a branch of Warner Foundation Garment Co. in Malone in the late 1940s. He was sent there from Bridgeport Ct. to set up a cutting and sewing division because of a substantial difference in labor costs between Bridgeport and Malone. He was there for about six months in the late 1940s. It took two days by bus to reach, and he only came home once.

While working on a NV Hwy Dept survey crew during the late 60's & early 70's, I stayed in Caliente several times a few months each time. I enjoyed the times that I spent there.

1:15, & 1:35, The Saint Helens Hotel, Chehalis’ “short” skyscraper, is a MUTUAL building, because of it weird shape. Also Chehalis’ official logo.

1:15, and 1:35, The Saint Helens Hotel Building, (1917-1920) Chehalis’s tallest building, originally 4 stories, but by 1920, two more stories were added, the lines below & above the 4th story, indicates the building stopped at 4 stories, when it was first built in 1917 & 1918.

Half of Malone is shut down, while its neighbor to the west, Plattsburgh, has flourished over the last 40 years.

Your pronunciation is horrible 🙄🙄 you need to get your story right to nothing wrong with Patea. There is heaps to see in Patea, you just don’t know the spots.. don’t make videos you don’t know nothing about.

It's a very nice town. I've been there many times. Great for a day trip

Healdsburg (Sonoma county) is snobby compared to Ukiah in Mendocino. Next time you’re in Northern California, you should check out more of Mendocino County, particularly the drive along 128 to the coast, and some of its coastal towns.

Asian buffet😅

Back in the early 90's, I was a student at Dixie College (Not Utah Tech, what a moronic name!) We would always goto Mesquite to party and for those that know this reference: We would go to swim at Little Jamaica!

My BF and I accidentally ended up here looking for a quick breakfast on a road trip to Avenue of the Giants and noticed the same thing. The central plaza is beautiful, but you do get a twilight zoney kind of feeling walking around. Kind of like you found a secret city that you don't belong in.

I was here one night & I drank a Twisted Tea, Beatbox, & a Buzzball then a Modelo Negra & Bud Ice. I was basically roaming all of Mesquite drunk asl & made it back to my hotel room😋 I like this place but Las Vegas is better😋

Do a video on Beatty NV.

They still have a post office!

Again, pun for the day. Nipton in the Bud!! Harold Cooper 01/06/2025

Ave true to Caesar

I see another casino in the making. Lol

nice video

nice video

I've driven through Pioche a couple of times and even stopped once or twice. Along with Panaca, these small towns located in Nevada's SE corner have a quiet, old-time, off-the-beaten-path appeal.

Should call it Spookyville with all the skeletons hanging around 4:06 & 4:11 💀

Cottonwood Station is my happy place. Thank you for your respectful video of the area. I work close enough to the area to drive up the highway during my lunch hour to see if I can spot burros from the road. Spring Mountain Ranch is also an awesome place to visit - especially in the fall when the leaves are changing.

Is it a name change or a land grab. Lake county has far bigger problems like the polluted lake and the rampant meth problem?

Good luck

Honestly, i have mixed feelings. Its not like we look up to him, (well at least most of us dont) but should it really be our choice? I think it should be up to the natives ya know?

Yes, change the name..

Kon oc ti, not Kon oc te.

Me and Pam stayed at a hotel, In that City!

It makes no sense (unless you are WOKE) to name this town after the Indians who had nothing to do with the creation of this special town. Better idea would be to build a memorial park to honor those who used to live there. Californians are fed up with name changes to suit activists desires. Removing the beautiful statue of Columbus from the Capitol is a prime example of this insanity. Now they are going after John Sutter. I am surprised they are not calling for the removal of the missions and changing the State flag to an eagle holding a snake..

My little home town ❤

this town is garbage, don't go there

Nice review. Glad to hear one that is not full of negativity.

Bob Mould of 'Husker Du' grew up here.

The part of New York with all the Confederate flags- I call it 'North Alabama'.

Virtually nobody in Kelseyville or anywhere else could tell you anything about Andrew Kelsey. To them, the name "Kelseyville" represents a place, not a person. A place where people were born, lived, raised families, died. It seems a little unfair to strip them of their identity when they did nothing wrong to Native Americans. Frankly, I think Konocti is a cooler name, but there is local history tied to Kelseyville, and it should be respected too. A preponderance of city names around the world, not just in America, are named after persons who were often fairly nasty human beings. That doesn't mean anyone is honoring them.

I grew up in Montreal and we probably knew more about. Malone and Plattsburg beach ect. Than most Americans.