Hi Steve. Wonderful video. So sad to see this place trashed. Wish who ever is in charge of this place would come and keep it cleaned. Would be nice to visit.
While watching your video, I pulled up information on the Internet about this Fieldhouse and it is very interesting! Thank you for sharing this! Like always, your videos are great! I hope you and Jim have a great weekend.❤️✌🏼
This post is fantastic! I am having SO much fun watching you wander and report. ❤ I’ll be moving out there soon, I would always show up to help you clean any mess in the desert you find. Just FYI.
Thanks Diane. I would really love to do that, but after thinking about it, I realize it’s not a good idea. It’s not my property and there would just be too much liability. Hopefully the city will step up and petrol the area a little bit more. 🤞👍
@ well if you’re ever interested let me know. I know how to go about requesting permission for stuff like that. Wanna bet the land owner doesn’t want the fire hazard from that paper mess? If you’re gave the fire department a heads up, they might see to it that at least that mess is cleaned up.
Hi Steve. Fascinating as always. Who would have thought there would be Ruins in Palm Springs? Learn something new every day. The houses are so nice. Such a beautiful view. So interesting. Thanks for sharing!❤❤
The weather has been so lovely in you videos lately. Beautiful, sunny days. It's too bad that there is trash all around. Thank you for showing us around. You and Jim take care.
I don't know how I haven't found your channel before today, but I'm sure glad I did! I live up on Mt. San Jacinto, just above Cabazon, and I can see N. Palm Springs from my house @ 3500 ft. elevation. I LOVE Palm Springs! To me, it's the most beautiful city in SoCal. I really, really hope that when LA fire victims rebuild, that they will consider the xeriscaping techniques that are used to beautify homes in PS. Palm Springs also experiences hellish winds from Santa Anas (so do we up here on the mountain, so we have NO landscaping, just goats that eat the fire fuel!). There's good reason why PS has not suffered wildfires as extreme as this recent devastation of LA. We live kind of rough up here on the mountain, we live off-grid using 100% solar and wind power. My nearest neighbor is half a mile away, at the site of the horrible 2006 Esperanza Fire tragedy, where five brave firefighters lost their lives battling the Esperanza Fire. My neighbor built a memorial to those men instead of rebuilding his house. Every Oct 26th, the families and friends of the firefighters come to the annual memorial to pay tribute to their (our) heroes.❤🔥💔 In 2013, a fast-moving wildfire broke out up here, and my son and I were not able to evacuate, so we had to shelter in place. The firefighters use the memorial site as a staging area, they meet there 1st, then figure out where they're needed most. I didn't know that, so when I called 911 for help I expected them to say, "Too bad, you're gonna burn!" Nope! There were 2 engine companies at the memorial, so they came to our property immediately and stayed with us as the fire raged all around our house. I have a fire hydrant and fire hoses, so I was doing my best to soak everything before the flames reached us, but I was losing that battle. It takes a lot of strength to handle those hoses! When I saw those 2 fire engines emerge through that wall of flames to come save us, I literally fell on my knees, crying and thanking God. A sweet young man picked me up and got me to my front door and told me to go inside, STAY inside, and stuff wet towels around doors and windows. I was an emotional wreck! That day I got to see our wildland firefighters in action, the most impressive work I've ever witnessed. Now I'm one of those people whom nobody can say _anything_ bad about our firefighters, unless they want my fist in their face! I'm alive today because of Cal Fire's dedicated, highly trained men and women, and that includes the inmate fire crews who do some of the most dangerous work.
Wow,what an experience!!! So glad you had some terrific firefighters close by. Impossible to put in words what they must experience. Hooe 2025 is goid to you and yours. Thanks for sharing. . Gramdma H.🥰🥰🥰
I'm glad you found my channel too. Thank you for sharing this very moving experience with us. So sorry you had to go through that. Glad you survived and are keeping their memories alive and honoring the real-life heroes of this world!
Hi Steve... beautiful place so sad it's in ruins...love the stone fireplace ..the trash is awful...the row houses or condos?? ...were great ....thanks for the tour... Deborah 🇨🇦
I feel that. If I was there I'd help clean as much as I could. It is a truly beautiful area. Every time i go back to my home town I feel like they spring something new on me that's been there for ages and I never knew
Now I have to go here on Monday. How cool! It’s wild when you live somewhere for a long time and discover something as cool as that historic site. Exciting to ponder what else is around the corner. That is a gorgeous area. Thank you. I mention your channel when I chat with people in Palm Springs because I learn so much from you.
What a lovely view !! Thank you Steve! You know, all the while you were trying to get up there in the ruins up this rough road, looking at your shadow from time to time thanks to the video all I'm thinking is: "Please don't trip and fall, Steve, be careful, Steve" 😆
I'm loving this segment. Such a beautiful area. You teach me something interesting every upload. I could walk for hours around there. It's so peaceful. The ruins of that home are hauntingly beautiful. Thank you Steve and Happy Saturday. 😊❤ I hope they can keep out the litter bugs and homeless population. 😢
I hate it when scumbags destroy these historical sites. I found something very cool years ago while hiking up here, a couple of miles from my house. I live on Mt. San Jacinto, just above Cabazon, and I can see N. Palm Springs from my porch. I'm off-grid, all solar/wind/batteries for our electric. There's a stream a couple miles from me that runs almost year-around as it's the run-off from the peak of San Jacinto. Next to this stream, where it widens into a crystal clear pool, is a huge flat boulder with perfectly round holes cut in it, and another boulder that has long grooves cut in it. I found what was a work area for the Cahuilla tribe who lived here for hundreds of years! The holes are for grinding grain and acorns, the long grooves are for sharpening tools. I also found some pottery sherds (which I left where I found them), which confirms this is a native site worthy of preservation. That's why I don't tell people where it is. I know they'd ruin it. I would love to tell a native historian about it, because it belongs to the Cahuilla people. I moved to California at age 40 from Texas. My only regret was not moving here sooner! I love this place so much. I enjoy learning the history of California through visiting places like this. I do not love those creepy humans that destroy historical sites, though.🤬
Wow what a wonderful history of Palm Springs. You are brave to go in there! When we were kids and lived in Tonopah NV, my brother's and I would go into the old silver mines to explore. It was dangerous but back in the day we just disappeared for the day and back for lunch and dinner! We also explored the old "miner's" grave yard. We were looking for gold in silver mines hahaha silly kids ..😅 This video for some reason brought back those memories, possibly the desert! Thanks again Steve, great video!!
Thanks, Steve, for bring to your viewer's attention the work of "The Creative Brotherhood." The work of notable figures like artist Carl Eytel, author J. Smeaton Chase, and naturalist Edmund C. Jaeger is especially interesting.
Most of the time. We do get a week or two of clouds and rain each year, but mostly it's beautiful blue skies every day. That's why we love it and its so popular here. We are very lucky! :-)
Always some more history to learn about. Love that. Not something you would easily stubble across. Sadly the site is in rough shape, but it’s not always possible to save everything and give it the respect it deserves. Hopefully it will not be forgotten. 💙 Paul
Incredible Blue sky. We are routinely sprayed for weather, and RARELY see a blue sky anymore in The Land of Sky Blue Water. I noticed the hat sitting there Steve. Can you make out on your video what is on the cap 🧢? Thanks for posting this. It is -2 degrees here, and will -20 or more by tomorrow morning, plus wind chill. It’s the last of four years of weather assaults hopefully, that started Feb 2021. An inaugural, gift.
Steve, thanks so much for showing the location! I enjoyed the video. I thought this house was closer to the Mesa than the Tennis club. Do you know if there were any other structures from this group still standing or derelict? I look forward to checking it out now that you've shown where to access the ruins.
From what I’ve heard, it’s the last one standing. The other homes were probably bulldozed for the mansions that are there now. 🙁 I’m glad that there is at least one still remaining. 😄👍
Yes, hope the historic committe gets up there and cleans it up and posts a sign that anyone destroying the area will be arrested or fined. They need to put up some cameras.
Thank you it's a shame that things are messed up but it's also a shame that there's homeless maybe this is the only place they have to keep safe at night. We don't have a lot of that in my area actually I have any number of two people, they would do odd jobs for people during the day in the back to the old Coke Ovens night night. People of what town did come together and find them a place that they could stay I wish everybody could find a place that they could stay. Blessings to you and yours
I feel for the homeless too, but we have multiple homeless centers here in Palm Springs offering them very nice places to stay at night. And even if they want to stay in the hills instead, there’s still no reason to trash the place. 🙁
@steveinpalmspringsca no there is no reason to trash anything there are some people that just don't like to stay in centers I don't know I've heard such horror stories about different ones I mean I don't know anything about your Center I'm talking about you know like Pittsburgh things like that Johnstown. There's even some places that won't allow them they are during the daytime they're only allowed there at night I'm hoping that it gets cleaned up and stays that way
It does get a bit toasty in PS during the Summer, but the Winters are lovely! Last July, temps got up to 124F degrees. That kind of heat can kill a person!
Maybe they’re getting ready to live there. Being homeless, my heart goes out to them. We throw away so much good in this world! There’s still things standing that are empty and been empty for years. What a waste
Isn’t it fun to still find things you didn’t know were there after so long living there? I suppose it keeps it interesting if there are always new things to see.
Sad that the city and the community apparently have no interest in preserving its history. Perhaps you can lead the effort? You have such love for your community. You can make this happen.
In NY States Adirondack Mountains, people have taken to spray painting graffiti on the massive rock formations. Civilized society is a thing of the past.
Have you ever filmed the town while going up the Tram? I have been to PS three times but never went to the top where I believe the Bob Hope house is, not sure.
Yes, I have in past videos. Bob Hope’s house isn’t up at the tram though. His warmer home is in the opposite end of Palm Springs up on a hill in a gated community. Unfortunately, there’s no access to the public. 🙁
Hi Steve. I don't mean to sound paranoid, but all of that shredded paper could be used as kindling and we have high winds that can blow all over the place and start fires like what happened in Los Angeles. Maybe I'm wrong about this but I think it should be cleaned up. It has no business being there. Little shreds of paper dumped in a windy area have no good business being left like that. Especially if there are people who are homeless taken up in that area. They like to have fires when it's cold. Who can blame them? It's cold at night. I live in Desert Hot Springs and there are fires in the wild there all the time.
You’re not being paranoid at all Tracy. I totally agree with you. That was my first thought, that someone was planning to light a fire in that chimney. 😳😩
@ I hope you are doing well and the fires haven’t affected your area! I heard that the fires are out from a friend but I decided to ask you because you live right near em!
It might take a call to the city so they are aware. They will clean up and once they do it a couple time homeless will move on. Im always emotional for the homeless but they are not a tidy people. Even here in western 🇨🇦 they set up tent camps but its just garbage and human waste. The city keeps them on the move and they are given time to round up their stuff then the garbage trucks move in to clean it all up.
The paper was from a paper shredder. Someone probably put a plastic bag full of shredded paper out and someone brought it up to the ruins and maybe was using it as a bed?
Great video Steve and what a beautiful day! Thanks for sharing. I love history.💕
Beautiful. Love the palm trees!
Hi Steve. Wonderful video. So sad to see this place trashed. Wish who ever is in charge of this place would come and keep it cleaned. Would be nice to visit.
Thanks for sharing this video. What a shame it's been trashed.
So much history & so fascinating! Thanks for sharing!
While watching your video, I pulled up information on the Internet about this Fieldhouse and it is very interesting! Thank you for sharing this! Like always, your videos are great! I hope you and Jim have a great weekend.❤️✌🏼
Glad you enjoyed it Carla 😄👍
beautiful place tucked away by the mountains, I hope the city will take better care of this site to preserve it
Me too! It is a shame to see it trashed. 🥲
It's amazing just how many stories there are to be told here. Thanks again.
I know, right? 😄👍
This post is fantastic! I am having SO much fun watching you wander and report. ❤ I’ll be moving out there soon, I would always show up to help you clean any mess in the desert you find. Just FYI.
Thanks Diane. I would really love to do that, but after thinking about it, I realize it’s not a good idea. It’s not my property and there would just be too much liability. Hopefully the city will step up and petrol the area a little bit more. 🤞👍
@ well if you’re ever interested let me know. I know how to go about requesting permission for stuff like that. Wanna bet the land owner doesn’t want the fire hazard from that paper mess? If you’re gave the fire department a heads up, they might see to it that at least that mess is cleaned up.
Really interesting!!! Thank you for taking us there through this video!!!
Crazy memories of the past, very intriguing
Hi Steve. Fascinating as always. Who would have thought there would be Ruins in Palm Springs? Learn something new every day. The houses are so nice. Such a beautiful view.
So interesting. Thanks for sharing!❤❤
Lol I know, right? 😳😄👍
@@steveinpalmspringscayou find the coolest things!! Wow! 😊
Great video
When I think of Palm 🌴 Springs, I have never once thought of ruins. It's amazing all the things you are finding right in your own area, Steve. ❤
I know, right? Me either. 😳😄👍
The weather has been so lovely in you videos lately. Beautiful, sunny days. It's too bad that there is trash all around. Thank you for showing us around. You and Jim take care.
That’s why it’s so popular here in the winter. It’s almost always blue skies and lots of sunshine here in the winter. 😎👍
I don't know how I haven't found your channel before today, but I'm sure glad I did!
I live up on Mt. San Jacinto, just above Cabazon, and I can see N. Palm Springs from my house @ 3500 ft. elevation.
I LOVE Palm Springs! To me, it's the most beautiful city in SoCal. I really, really hope that when LA fire victims rebuild, that they will consider the xeriscaping techniques that are used to beautify homes in PS. Palm Springs also experiences hellish winds from Santa Anas (so do we up here on the mountain, so we have NO landscaping, just goats that eat the fire fuel!). There's good reason why PS has not suffered wildfires as extreme as this recent devastation of LA.
We live kind of rough up here on the mountain, we live off-grid using 100% solar and wind power. My nearest neighbor is half a mile away, at the site of the horrible 2006 Esperanza Fire tragedy, where five brave firefighters lost their lives battling the Esperanza Fire. My neighbor built a memorial to those men instead of rebuilding his house. Every Oct 26th, the families and friends of the firefighters come to the annual memorial to pay tribute to their (our) heroes.❤🔥💔
In 2013, a fast-moving wildfire broke out up here, and my son and I were not able to evacuate, so we had to shelter in place. The firefighters use the memorial site as a staging area, they meet there 1st, then figure out where they're needed most. I didn't know that, so when I called 911 for help I expected them to say, "Too bad, you're gonna burn!"
Nope!
There were 2 engine companies at the memorial, so they came to our property immediately and stayed with us as the fire raged all around our house. I have a fire hydrant and fire hoses, so I was doing my best to soak everything before the flames reached us, but I was losing that battle. It takes a lot of strength to handle those hoses! When I saw those 2 fire engines emerge through that wall of flames to come save us, I literally fell on my knees, crying and thanking God. A sweet young man picked me up and got me to my front door and told me to go inside, STAY inside, and stuff wet towels around doors and windows. I was an emotional wreck!
That day I got to see our wildland firefighters in action, the most impressive work I've ever witnessed. Now I'm one of those people whom nobody can say _anything_ bad about our firefighters, unless they want my fist in their face! I'm alive today because of Cal Fire's dedicated, highly trained men and women, and that includes the inmate fire crews who do some of the most dangerous work.
Wow,what an experience!!! So glad you had some terrific firefighters close by. Impossible to put in words what they must experience. Hooe 2025 is goid to you and yours. Thanks for sharing. .
Gramdma H.🥰🥰🥰
I'm glad you found my channel too. Thank you for sharing this very moving experience with us. So sorry you had to go through that. Glad you survived and are keeping their memories alive and honoring the real-life heroes of this world!
Amazing!! Never heard of this house before. Thanks for the video. Beautiful area of Palm Springs
Hi Perry, I know right? Another one of these hidden in plain sight gems. 😄👍
great video, thanks for bringing us along 😊😊
Thanks for coming along Juan!
Hi Steve... beautiful place so sad it's in ruins...love the stone fireplace ..the trash is awful...the row houses or condos?? ...were great ....thanks for the tour... Deborah 🇨🇦
I feel that. If I was there I'd help clean as much as I could. It is a truly beautiful area.
Every time i go back to my home town I feel like they spring something new on me that's been there for ages and I never knew
Beautiful scenery Steve just awesome looking 💘
Great video as always . Love hearing your stories and love the content of your videos .
Thank you, I appreciate your kind words Patti. 👍
Now I have to go here on Monday. How cool! It’s wild when you live somewhere for a long time and discover something as cool as that historic site. Exciting to ponder what else is around the corner. That is a gorgeous area. Thank you. I mention your channel when I chat with people in Palm Springs because I learn so much from you.
Thanks for telling your friends about my channel Daniel. I appreciate that. 😄👍
Great video . That adobe Santa Fe style house had a casita next to it.
Steve I love your video ❤❤❤ theirs is so wonderful to see ❤❤
Thank you, Annie 😄👍
What a lovely view !! Thank you Steve! You know, all the while you were trying to get up there in the ruins up this rough road, looking at your shadow from time to time thanks to the video all I'm thinking is: "Please don't trip and fall, Steve, be careful, Steve" 😆
Thanks Javier. I was thinking the same thing lol! It was very slippery. 😳😂👍
You learn something new every day steve and thanks again for your video ❤
Good morning Steve . Beautiful hike and the birds are talking to ya ! 😂 wow what a spot to have a house on ! Makes you wonder what happened don’t it !
Good morning Jackie. It sure does. 😳🤔
So beautiful back in there! I never knew this history all the years I lived just down the road❤
I'm loving this segment. Such a beautiful area. You teach me something interesting every upload. I could walk for hours around there. It's so peaceful. The ruins of that home are hauntingly beautiful. Thank you Steve and Happy Saturday. 😊❤
I hope they can keep out the litter bugs and homeless population. 😢
Glad you enjoyed it Leesa! 😎👍
I hate it when scumbags destroy these historical sites.
I found something very cool years ago while hiking up here, a couple of miles from my house. I live on Mt. San Jacinto, just above Cabazon, and I can see N. Palm Springs from my porch. I'm off-grid, all solar/wind/batteries for our electric.
There's a stream a couple miles from me that runs almost year-around as it's the run-off from the peak of San Jacinto. Next to this stream, where it widens into a crystal clear pool, is a huge flat boulder with perfectly round holes cut in it, and another boulder that has long grooves cut in it. I found what was a work area for the Cahuilla tribe who lived here for hundreds of years! The holes are for grinding grain and acorns, the long grooves are for sharpening tools. I also found some pottery sherds (which I left where I found them), which confirms this is a native site worthy of preservation. That's why I don't tell people where it is. I know they'd ruin it.
I would love to tell a native historian about it, because it belongs to the Cahuilla people.
I moved to California at age 40 from Texas. My only regret was not moving here sooner! I love this place so much. I enjoy learning the history of California through visiting places like this.
I do not love those creepy humans that destroy historical sites, though.🤬
PS does such a great job keeping the community so nice.
Wow what a wonderful history of Palm Springs. You are brave to go in there!
When we were kids and lived in Tonopah NV, my brother's and I would go into the old silver mines to explore. It was dangerous but back in the day we just disappeared for the day and back for lunch and dinner! We also explored the old "miner's" grave yard. We were looking for gold in silver mines hahaha silly kids ..😅
This video for some reason brought back those memories, possibly the desert! Thanks again Steve, great video!!
Ah the good old days! Thanks for sharing this fun childhood memory with us! 😄👍
Thanks, Steve, for bring to your viewer's attention the work of "The Creative Brotherhood." The work of notable figures like artist Carl Eytel, author J. Smeaton Chase, and naturalist Edmund C. Jaeger is especially interesting.
Beautiful camera you have!
As always thanks for taking us along. What a gorgeous day. Blessings to you and Jim!❤
The vibrant blue sky, without a cloud to be seen, is remarkable. Is it always this way Steve?
Most of the time. We do get a week or two of clouds and rain each year, but mostly it's beautiful blue skies every day. That's why we love it and its so popular here. We are very lucky! :-)
Enjoyed again, Steve it seems ironic, when you do your walks, there's nobody around, or they see you coming and stay inside 😊
Lol maybe they don’t wanna be on camera! 😳😂
@steveinpalmspringsca possibility
Always some more history to learn about. Love that. Not something you would easily stubble across. Sadly the site is in rough shape, but it’s not always possible to save everything and give it the respect it deserves. Hopefully it will not be forgotten. 💙 Paul
I agree, Paul. Hopefully, it won't be forgotten. 😔🤞
Great brows beautiful sounds of the birds as if they are talking ❤
I barely learned about that last year 😅 guess they wanna keep it a secret for obvious reasons.
I guess respectful humans are a rare breed.
Hi Steve beautiful area! Sun shining and bright! 🌞snow on the way here five inches here in the east! ☃️❄️I’ll take a walk in the snow!! 🚶♀️➡️🧣🧤🥾🥾🧥😁
Yikes, I hope you stay warm Linda! 🥶
Incredible Blue sky. We are routinely sprayed for weather, and RARELY see a blue sky anymore in The Land of Sky Blue Water. I noticed the hat sitting there Steve. Can you make out on your video what is on the cap 🧢? Thanks for posting this. It is -2 degrees here, and will -20 or more by tomorrow morning, plus wind chill. It’s the last of four years of weather assaults hopefully, that started Feb 2021. An inaugural, gift.
Omg that sounds way too cold! 🥶 I wish I had zoomed in on the debris and various items there. I didn’t really think about doing that at the time. 🤔
@ There is no let up, for a while. It’s hard on the heart. It’s fourteen below zero, at 11:12 am.
In five hundred years they'll find a set of golden arches sticking out of a sand dune. Along with never decomposing french fries.
Lol 🤣
Have a beautiful weekend 🇳🇱
Wow that's wild 😢😢😢😮😮😮❤❤❤
Steve, thanks so much for showing the location! I enjoyed the video. I thought this house was closer to the Mesa than the Tennis club.
Do you know if there were any other structures from this group still standing or derelict?
I look forward to checking it out now that you've shown where to access the ruins.
From what I’ve heard, it’s the last one standing. The other homes were probably bulldozed for the mansions that are there now. 🙁 I’m glad that there is at least one still remaining. 😄👍
Thanks for the video.
Hi Steve you live in a beautiful place
I agree Alisa! 😎👍
The stone chimneys stand forever. My house was also built in 1920. The brick chimney is deteriorating. I have to pick up brick pieces before mowing.
That is so sad to hear that your chimney is deteriorating! 😳🙁
How Sad 😞
Yes, hope the historic committe gets up there and cleans it up and posts a sign that anyone destroying the area will be arrested or fined. They need to put up some cameras.
I sure hope so Corgis!
Thank you it's a shame that things are messed up but it's also a shame that there's homeless maybe this is the only place they have to keep safe at night. We don't have a lot of that in my area actually I have any number of two people, they would do odd jobs for people during the day in the back to the old Coke Ovens night night. People of what town did come together and find them a place that they could stay I wish everybody could find a place that they could stay. Blessings to you and yours
I feel for the homeless too, but we have multiple homeless centers here in Palm Springs offering them very nice places to stay at night. And even if they want to stay in the hills instead, there’s still no reason to trash the place. 🙁
@steveinpalmspringsca no there is no reason to trash anything there are some people that just don't like to stay in centers I don't know I've heard such horror stories about different ones I mean I don't know anything about your Center I'm talking about you know like Pittsburgh things like that Johnstown. There's even some places that won't allow them they are during the daytime they're only allowed there at night I'm hoping that it gets cleaned up and stays that way
I only wish my time in P.S. was as lovely as my vacations there. Its a whole new experience living there. Oh man, oh man, oh man.
Sorry to hear that T!
It does get a bit toasty in PS during the Summer, but the Winters are lovely! Last July, temps got up to 124F degrees. That kind of heat can kill a person!
@LazyIRanch yes, I had car trouble at Racquet Club and Indian Ave in 116° with 8 % on my phone. THANK GOD for AAA and that hottt driver.
@@steveinpalmspringsca it will always be a special place. My heart is there
Adobe style homes are one of my favorite types of homes. I wish cameras could be set up to see who's littering.
Maybe they’re getting ready to live there. Being homeless, my heart goes out to them. We throw away so much good in this world! There’s still things standing that are empty and been empty for years. What a waste
Isn’t it fun to still find things you didn’t know were there after so long living there? I suppose it keeps it interesting if there are always new things to see.
Yes, it's fun and surprising. I'm sure every day is like that for you though, living in a new place with so much new to explore! :-)
At 11:00 Steve describes Palm Springs as "very cold in winter.".
Sad that the city and the community apparently have no interest in preserving its history. Perhaps you can lead the effort? You have such love for your community. You can make this happen.
I would love to, but unfortunately, it’s not my property. Hopefully this video will help alert the city, so they can take some action. 🤞👍
It might also be a great Eagle Scout project if there's a Boy Scout troop in the area. Good luck, Steve!@@steveinpalmspringsca
Hi Steve, me again 😏. Please watch out where ya going. That looks dangerous to walk, prolly some creatures scooting and lurking around there too. 😮
Yes, I was trying to stay alert and it was close enough to the homes in case anything happened. Thanks! :-)
@@steveinpalmspringsca 👍✌️🙂
I always wish walls could talk just think of all the things we could learn.
I know, right? 😄👍
In NY States Adirondack Mountains, people have taken to spray painting graffiti on the massive rock formations. Civilized society is a thing of the past.
So sorry to hear that Bob. And so sorry to watch the rapid decline of our country. It’s heartbreaking. 🥲
They set sleeping people on subways on fire in NYC so Id say grafitti is the least of your worries..
Are those million or multi million dollar homes?
Definitely multimillion dollar home!
Have you ever filmed the town while going up the Tram? I have been to PS three times but never went to the top where I believe the Bob Hope house is, not sure.
Yes, I have in past videos. Bob Hope’s house isn’t up at the tram though. His warmer home is in the opposite end of Palm Springs up on a hill in a gated community. Unfortunately, there’s no access to the public. 🙁
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Hi Steve. I don't mean to sound paranoid, but all of that shredded paper could be used as kindling and we have high winds that can blow all over the place and start fires like what happened in Los Angeles. Maybe I'm wrong about this but I think it should be cleaned up. It has no business being there. Little shreds of paper dumped in a windy area have no good business being left like that. Especially if there are people who are homeless taken up in that area. They like to have fires when it's cold. Who can blame them? It's cold at night. I live in Desert Hot Springs and there are fires in the wild there all the time.
You’re not being paranoid at all Tracy. I totally agree with you. That was my first thought, that someone was planning to light a fire in that chimney. 😳😩
@steveinpalmspringsca Thank you for your channel. I like watching your walking tours and learning about the area in Palm Springs.
I hope those mighty LA fires are done and you guys haven’t gotten extreme smoke! Are the fires done?
We've been very lucky that the smoke hasn't come in our direction this time. I think they are mostly contained now.
@ I hope you are doing well and the fires haven’t affected your area! I heard that the fires are out from a friend but I decided to ask you because you live right near em!
Nice walk! Sad to see a place like that trashed by someone who may be homeless.
It might take a call to the city so they are aware. They will clean up and once they do it a couple time homeless will move on.
Im always emotional for the homeless but they are not a tidy people. Even here in western 🇨🇦 they set up tent camps but its just garbage and human waste.
The city keeps them on the move and they are given time to round up their stuff then the garbage trucks move in to clean it all up.
Thanks for the suggestion DS 👍
Could it be rats
The paper was from a paper shredder. Someone probably put a plastic bag full of shredded paper out and someone brought it up to the ruins and maybe was using it as a bed?
been like for so long be careful, there are bobcats there i have a video seriously there are bobcats living in the mansion right next to the ruins
Thanks for the heads up Ivor.
@,ivangranger. What's spraying weather mean?