I loved Huell Howser and use to watch his show all the time back in the day. He introduced me to salvation mountain and slab city, Bombay Beach, Bagdad Cafe and so much more. He totally influenced me and enhanced my love for fun and adventure. I totally see how he’s influenced you and the way you love to explore cool quirky & fun places. RIP Huell Howser… you ROCK!
I only discovered your videos yesterday, 1-16-2019. You are a natural entertainer and communicator. It really seems like everything you do and say is right off the top of your head...no fake scripting, no paid writers. And yet, you are able to make long deserted piles of pure rubble, old soda cans and rotted newspaper...somehow...interesting and entertaining. You create a story as you go. It emerges naturally, smoothly, and spontaneously. You know what to point the camera at, and how to weave it all together. If you are truly not a hired actress being paid by professional production artists...you are almost miraculous. Amazing talent. Don't stop.
My wife and I get a kick out of your videos Sarah. Keep up the good work! At our age we get to see things that we'll probably never see in person. And you do a great job at editing. We always enjoy your sense of humor and your quirkiness. Would love to meet you sometime. Have fun in your trips and keep on trucking! From two of your fans, Rich & Lea
Being a guy I want to say something like; stay out of the frozen dairy section at the grocery store because you’ll melt all that stuff. But, more importantly, you are an amazing person to take us along on your adventures. As a very young child my parents worked for USG, and lived in Empire, NV. You make it possible for me to see the landscape they saw. Thank you and stay awesome.
I was (and still am) very fond of Huell Howser. California's Gold was just one of the video series that he did. "Visiting", "Downtown", "Road trip" are some of his others. He started making videos out here in California in the early eighties and stopped making new videos in Nov, 2012, when he was diagnosed with the cancer that took him in in January 2013. Most, of not all, of his videos are on UA-cam, including an hour long "Road Trip" that he took on the "Ridge Route".
I got to know you as the Green Goddess and since, I'm following you because I have a fascination about weirdness and you are fulfilling a dream of mine of going to lost/abandoned/haunted/secret/unknown places and I intend to do a Nevada road trip this summer and I'm using your videos to choose where I'll will shoot for. You are doing a GREAT job! Thank You!!!
You're such a hoot. Loved the "soar-ee" when you were talking about Canada. My favorite video is when you visited Barker Ranch and talked about Manson being pulled out of the bathroom vanity. My wife and I both laughed when you said, "get out of there, you hippie."
@@steveaustin7214 I'm just fill sorry about you and your appreciation!!! She could be many things by many point of view but "air head" would be the last one pal. B the way, you're watching her. Ha?
I love watching your adventures where you go off road in the Nevada desert. We love to vacation in Nevada, specifically the Carson area. We got married in the Silver Queen in Virginia City. But other than the seven mile canyon road (it used to be gravel, now it's paved ) east out of Virginia City, we have not adventured to any backcountry places...yet. And as for rear differential lock, it locks both rear wheels together. With your rear differential unlocked it allows the inside rear wheel to slow down when you make turns. So when you are in mud(for example ) an open differential (unlocked )allows the power from the drive train to go to easiest wheel to turn. Thus one wheel spins and you get stuck. With rear differential locked, both wheels are driving and you get better traction. Also, 4 hi is better for mud, snow, wet or icy roads. 4 lo is for steep or rough terrain. I've been on a few organized four wheel drive runs. Also, I grew up on a small dairy farm and currently live on a small ranch and have had to used four wheel drive quite a bit. Good luck off roading and be safe. I would love to check out some places close the Carson area.
Hi Wonderhussy, I lived in Ridgecrest, CA back in the 1960's. I appreciate the videos. I used to love going thru the desert looking for abandoned places on my motorbike. Brings back many memories.
Interesting. "All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace" was used as the tile for one of Adam Curtis' films. He works with the BBC and made these great insightful documentaries on how modern society works. He made Power of nightmares about the war on terror, Century of the Self which is about marketing and propaganda, All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace which is about computers and the Internet . His latest film is called Hypernormalisation, the name of which was taken from a poem from the old Soviet Union. It means that everything is F'ed up but people just kind of accept it as normal.
Hey Wonder, I live in the great state of Kansas and I love it! Moving here from Southern California back in 2007 and having done just about everything you can do in the state including visiting Yosemite National Park over a dozen times which included making the hike from the valley floor to the top of Half Dome twice. 😎 All of this mostly alone as you do. My vehicles of choice back in those days were a 1972 Ford Ranchero W / camper shell and a 1990 Chevrolet El Camino W / camper shell.
The best vacation I ever took as an adult was a road trip to Las Vegas I took about 15 years ago. I've been there multiple times, with family, friends and alone. For both business and pleasure. The vacation I am referring to was a completely non gambling and I visited many of the same places Wonderhussy has shown on her channel. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
Indica;Agreed, once everything is set up and the Sunset is in progress , one toke on my cartridge does me right.If the air quality is amenable I acknowledge The Big Dipper and hit the rack.
That was great. Such talent you have. I started watching you and subscribing very early on. You are well spoken and savvy, a natural at this! Please keep it up. 'Tis a pleasure to listen and watch you! I love in Los Angeles and used to watch Huell Howser every Sunday. Thanks for your videos!
I was doing a winter survival class and because of my no tech rule for school I didn't have my cellphone to get a question in on time. I will admit it I do pack an emergency transponder but never had to use it as of yet. So my questions, sorry but you are quite fascinating and trying to think of a single question was next to impossible! #1 How do you locate your site's for the videos? #2 I take off from Ohio in the spring and van dwell for about seven months with my dogs. I have an extended Ford van with beefed up suspension and want to hit the old abandoned towns out your way. Do I have to have four wheel drive or can I get by with two wheel? I'm a very experienced off roader 4x4's quads etc. So I have common sense on trail reading. But it's a long ways from home to find out I should have converted it to 4x4 first. Thanks for the Q&A and a live stream would be great! You would have to get your sister or someone to monitor for you. Trying to read and answer the questions is nuts! Trust me, I tried it a couple of times and it just got to the point that I was way behind on the text and had to pause and read then answer another one. But your impromptu ad-libs would make it a great time!. Thanks for sharing your time and efforts with us and congratulations on hitting 50k! This year will probably carry you to 100+k in sub's! Happy travels!. Beeps.
Huell Howsers shows are all archived at Chapman University in Orange, CA. He was a California treasure. His shows are still on every evening on public TV in SoCal. It's interesting to read some posters comments about his personal life. He was very private and you won't find much about his private life on line.
Richard Brautigan's 'poem' was inspired by the 1971 sci-fi novel, 'The Lathe of Heaven' written by Ursula K LeGuin and also adapted to film in 1980, starring Bruce Davison.
"Desert mountains", great answer! Many folks are not aware that a desert, at least if you ask a naturalist, is anywhere that the rate of evaporation exceeds the rate of precipitation. All of Nevada, its 300+ mountain ranges included, are in a desert!
Richard Brautigan, R.I.P. He also wrote "Trout Fishing in America" and "The Wedding Cake". He said he lost every trout he ever hooked. He said "They either spun off, or flipped off, or flopped off, or fucked off his leader! Too funny that! He said a couple of 3rd graders wrote "Trout Fishing in America" on the backs of little kids on the playground in chalk just because it looked cool! He said the next day, some of the little kids had clean shirts on them but a lot of the kids had the same shirts on and you could still read "Trout Fishing in America" but it had been partially brushed off by their mothers and sent back to school the next day.
Happy to be one of your 50K subscribers. You have never failed to make my day and I hope to some day bump into you while exploring natures wonders. Keep up the great videos and thank you Wonderhussy.
If you're looking for a new state to explore you should check out NW Montana, the Jewel Basin, and Glacier Park, and the Flathead Valley. With tons of ghost towns, old mines and some of the prettiest mountains in the Rockies. It's pretty rare for Grizzlies to go after a person, and usually there will be extenuating circumstances. Such as Cubs, or very early spring when they're just coming out of hibernation. There are a lot things people can do to ensure that they don't have any problems with bears. Make sure food is put away, stored at least 20 to 30 feet away from Camp up in a tree. Don't clean fish in your camp, when you prepare your food clean up right away and put it back in the tree. They really have no interest in people. So usually give them a wide berth try and stay upwind and don't do things that would be of interest to the bear. And if the bear decides you are interesting then it's time to give it your backpack, throw it to the side and hope the bear goes for it. Do not turn around or run, slowly back away do not turn your back on the bear, just back away. Get as much distance as you can and don't turn around until the bear can't see you. If the bear is not interested in your backpack, get out your bear mace. The bear will probably charge at this point, so you get one shot, and don't start shooting until it's within 5 to 7 foot. Aim directly at the of their nose, sweeping back and forth getting both eyes. Continue to back away, and as soon as you judge it safe to do so, get out of there! Mountain lions trouble me far more then bears. Their far more dangerous, and they have no problem going after people.
I liked the California Gold shows. Huell did a show about Rancho Hospital in Downey California and it featured my neighbor across the street. I really liked all his shows. I have to admit, you are a lot better to look at than Huell! :-) I have lived in LA all my life and LV part time for about 30 years. You are one of the best things I have seen in LV in all these years. Love your sense of humor! LOL! You are willing to be probed by an alien! LMAO! To funny! The "locker" locks both wheels together so one wont spin without the other spinning therefore giving you much better traction. Without the locker if one wheel breaks loose and spins the other will not continue to make the truck move when unlocked. If locked the other wheel will continue to make the truck move. Keep making all of us smile, you are the best! Thank you!
I’m so happy somebody finally asked about what happened to your sunglasses. I was totally perplexed by how after you lost them, there they were back on your face just a couple of episodes later. So I was like, did she just pop back down to a random LV souvenir shop and snap up another pair of dime a dozen cheap ass made in China sunglasses, or what? So I was super stoked to discover the ol’ mystery of the cheap ass, plastic, made in China sunglasses with an American flag printed on them, that look exactly like the old ones except now that you mentioned it, they are a different shape than the old lost ones. So, I’d love to see the story about where someone found the old ones, recognized who’s they were and miraculously returned them. Now that would be a great story! But big time props to one of our UA-cam fans who sent you some new ones. I think I’d start scrounging around for some others, just in case, I’m just sayin’
Great video Wonderhussy, I enjoyed listening to you. I especially enjoy watching you talk as you definitely have a really cute ,very slight, lisp. It is a plus to your wonderful personality.
@@jamesbehrje4279 She is tongue tied. When a baby is very young, they can clip the lingual muscle to allow better nursing and speach. SHOULD be done to all the folks who lisp that hard
You have an adventurous heart. By all means, take it to Egypt. Touch the pyramids of Giza and Saqqara. Stand in the great temples (Karnak, Luxor, Edfu, Philae, Abu Simbel, Hatshepsut). Descend into the tombs of the pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings. Take in the wonders on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. You'll be forever changed - you'll never think of the history of humanity in the same way. For fun, visit the Khan el Khalili Bazaar in Cairo, and sun-bathe or go snorkeling in the Red Sea at Sharm el-Sheikh. If you can, spend a few days in Alexandria. You may not want to come back.
Love your channel. I smiled, chuckled and laughed all through this video. A couple of years ago I drove to San Diego from Oregon on the east side through the desert and south of Baker Ca passed the old water park and the exit for XYZZ (whatever) and wondered what they were all about and I found your videos about them. Great and thanks 😀
Art Degree? I’ll save the chuckles. Most of the places you mentioned I have been to. Ten years in the Navy. The thing I learned is no where in the world has what we have here in the good ol’ USA. Ie. Things to do, see, eat, smoke, drink, you get the idea. Today as I travel in CA I wish I had a nickel for every time I said “hell I’ve been here before.....with Huell”. Keep up the good work and let’s drink to 100k subs.
That was everything I wanted to know... and here I thought I came up with the Huell Howser observation. The thing that really stands out for me is that you are interested in and curious about things.... Keep it up!!!
Young lady ,I have watched your videos for a while now,, and am so impressed with your energy and genuine interest to learn of things and places across the states ,,and not just a running camera,,but the who,why's and what for's.....you have really discovered some interesting places,,,I also complement you on your many talents,, love your voice,,wish we could hear it more,but I guess that's kind of off script....anyway keep doing what keeps 'WH' happy and I for one will keep watching........Congratulations on the "50k"........but you don't look a moment over "49.999k"....................Stay Safe and God Bless..............
It is expensive to live here in the Bay Area, however there is so much to explore within a 3-4 hours driving distance. Endless number of places to explore!
It's now Jan 10, 2020 and the subscriber count is 92.6K. At this rate You'll hit 100,000 subscribers before 2020 is over. Way to go Sarah!!!!!. I love your videos.
I came across your channel while looking for a hot spring I had been to off of 395 and I have been watching you ever since, it's hard to believe that you do such a good job using just a phone for a camera, you definitely have talent in that area keep up the good work
In terms of foreign places to visit, I think you could have a blast in Japan, but it is crazy expensive. I would highly recommend Australia. Lots of beautiful countryside, you can talk to the locals, there are more excellent local beers than you can shake a stick at, and it should be relatively inexpensive.
I recently found your UA-cam channel. Truly entertaining. Congrats on 75k. I just watched your Burning Man video. The best summary I've ever seen. (Actually, I found you thru the truenudists UA-cam site....)
You are right about the snakes. I live in the Mojave desert Southern California and have only seen a few snakes. You have done a very good job showing us what is out there. Love your channel Wonder Hussy. Your Awesome 🤗😍🤣😘
I watched several of your videos and I think you are just a great person. When I was a kid my dad had a camper van and we did the exact same thing, go exploring. I love history and I am stuck in Michigan in a house with property, a job that I love, lots of responsibilities so I just enjoy traveling with you. I get to see all the places I can't go right now. Let me know if you want to explore Detroit. Lots of history here. Probably spring, summer or fall is the best time, not winter. I will hook you up with people who can show you around. You can camp right on my property. Keep up the good work.
Love It!!! I recently discovered your channel and really enjoy it :) I moved to Las Cruces NM from Cleveland OH just over a year ago. It was a deep calling to the desert and also the weird, quirkiness of this part of the nation. In CL I was a club kid/raver for over a decade so I also really like watching your Burning Man vids and would love to go one day! Namaste
Ron is right you are adorable and I love watching you spend more time in the hospital and I do at home but when I'm home I watch wonderhussy 24/7 to catch up I love wonderhussy and Sarah Jane Woodall I think you are adorable thank you
Remember Charles Karlault ? He worked for CBS and Drove a Motor Home all over the USA to visit small towns and meet unique people .. ect.. I think his show was 10 minutes on 60 Minutes maybe..
About the old "Ridge Route" in California, I have a jpeg of an old Auto Club map that shows the route, distances and points of interest. I believe it would take a very long time to do this because it had a 15 mph speed limit (I believe) to do the 100+ miles the route was...
I remember you from the beginning I don't watch television but I like you tube I am a California's gold addict and a cal desert nut i think the algorithms hooked us up. You and I are kindred spirits
Your personality and electricity for life is impeccable. Your outlook on yourself is inspiring and epic.
I loved Huell Howser and use to watch his show all the time back in the day. He introduced me to salvation mountain and slab city, Bombay Beach, Bagdad Cafe and so much more. He totally influenced me and enhanced my love for fun and adventure. I totally see how he’s influenced you and the way you love to explore cool quirky & fun places. RIP Huell Howser… you ROCK!
I really enjoy your "instant analysis" of exactly how did these people "live" !!!!
I only discovered your videos yesterday, 1-16-2019. You are a natural entertainer and communicator. It really seems like everything you do and say is right off the top of your head...no fake scripting, no paid writers. And yet, you are able to make long deserted piles of pure rubble, old soda cans and rotted newspaper...somehow...interesting and entertaining. You create a story as you go. It emerges naturally, smoothly, and spontaneously. You know what to point the camera at, and how to weave it all together. If you are truly not a hired actress being paid by professional production artists...you are almost miraculous. Amazing talent. Don't stop.
My wife and I get a kick out of your videos Sarah. Keep up the good work! At our age we get to see things that we'll probably never see in person. And you do a great job at editing. We always enjoy your sense of humor and your quirkiness. Would love to meet you sometime. Have fun in your trips and keep on trucking! From two of your fans, Rich & Lea
Thanks for the shout out to Huell Howser - he is a legend, God rest his soul. You are a great storyteller like him - please keep the content coming!
Through your eyes, I have seen places I never would have seen! Keep up the good work.
Huell Howser was one of my favorites to watch! I loved him!
That's aMAYzing!
Insatiably curious is a great answer! I’m 100% with you on that
Being a guy I want to say something like; stay out of the frozen dairy section at the grocery store because you’ll melt all that stuff. But, more importantly, you are an amazing person to take us along on your adventures. As a very young child my parents worked for USG, and lived in Empire, NV. You make it possible for me to see the landscape they saw. Thank you and stay awesome.
Sarah, this is my all-time favorite Q & A vid ever! Thxs for sharing your adventures🏞
I like to hang out with people that explore. You always seem to find some cool things and places. Keep it up girl. Much love
I was (and still am) very fond of Huell Howser. California's Gold was just one of the video series that he did. "Visiting", "Downtown", "Road trip" are some of his others. He started making videos out here in California in the early eighties and stopped making new videos in Nov, 2012, when he was diagnosed with the cancer that took him in in January 2013. Most, of not all, of his videos are on UA-cam, including an hour long "Road Trip" that he took on the "Ridge Route".
I got to know you as the Green Goddess and since, I'm following you because I have a fascination about weirdness and you are fulfilling a dream of mine of going to lost/abandoned/haunted/secret/unknown places and I intend to do a Nevada road trip this summer and I'm using your videos to choose where I'll will shoot for.
You are doing a GREAT job! Thank You!!!
Your hair is fabulous in this video! Perfect color!
Great stuff WH, congratulations on your first 50 K and to your next 50 K in advance, Huell would be proud of you !
You're such a hoot. Loved the "soar-ee" when you were talking about Canada. My favorite video is when you visited Barker Ranch and talked about Manson being pulled out of the bathroom vanity. My wife and I both laughed when you said, "get out of there, you hippie."
Were you born in the 60’s , 70’s or 80’s ? & will you ever have a serious relationship ?
Smart, beautiful and funny a total package. You never fail to make me laugh and always put a smile on my face. Thank You Wonderhussy.
Jackie Thomas you left out air head
@@steveaustin7214 I'm just fill sorry about you and your appreciation!!!
She could be many things by many point of view but "air head" would be the last one pal.
B the way, you're watching her. Ha?
Wonderhussy, I don't know why I love your channel but I keep watching. Keep up the great work!
I love watching your adventures where you go off road in the Nevada desert. We love to vacation in Nevada, specifically the Carson area. We got married in the Silver Queen in Virginia City. But other than the seven mile canyon road (it used to be gravel, now it's paved ) east out of Virginia City, we have not adventured to any backcountry places...yet. And as for rear differential lock, it locks both rear wheels together. With your rear differential unlocked it allows the inside rear wheel to slow down when you make turns. So when you are in mud(for example ) an open differential (unlocked )allows the power from the drive train to go to easiest wheel to turn. Thus one wheel spins and you get stuck. With rear differential locked, both wheels are driving and you get better traction. Also, 4 hi is better for mud, snow, wet or icy roads. 4 lo is for steep or rough terrain. I've been on a few organized four wheel drive runs. Also, I grew up on a small dairy farm and currently live on a small ranch and have had to used four wheel drive quite a bit. Good luck off roading and be safe. I would love to check out some places close the Carson area.
Hi
Wonderhussy, I lived in Ridgecrest, CA back in the 1960's. I appreciate the videos. I used to love going thru the desert looking for abandoned places on my motorbike. Brings back many memories.
Interesting. "All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace" was used as the tile for one of Adam Curtis' films. He works with the BBC and made these great insightful documentaries on how modern society works. He made Power of nightmares about the war on terror, Century of the Self which is about marketing and propaganda, All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace which is about computers and the Internet . His latest film is called Hypernormalisation, the name of which was taken from a poem from the old Soviet Union. It means that everything is F'ed up but people just kind of accept it as normal.
Congratulations 🎉👏🍾🥂 on 50K and a great Q&A! 👍✌️
And I absolutely love your "back stories" , the Little Jimmy Dickens, mining/ > mountain hospital story is gold.
You’re awesome, love watching your adventures.
I like the open honesty about travel, Canada etc. Keep up the good work, huss!
Hey Wonder, I live in the great state of Kansas and I love it! Moving here from Southern California back in 2007 and having done just about everything you can do in the state including visiting Yosemite National Park over a dozen times which included making the hike from the valley floor to the top of Half Dome twice. 😎 All of this mostly alone as you do. My vehicles of choice back in those days were a 1972 Ford Ranchero W / camper shell and a 1990 Chevrolet El Camino W / camper shell.
Have you ever met any subscribers on your adventures. And would you take pictures with them?
The best vacation I ever took as an adult was a road trip to Las Vegas I took about 15 years ago. I've been there multiple times, with family, friends and alone. For both business and pleasure.
The vacation I am referring to was a completely non gambling and I visited many of the same places Wonderhussy has shown on her channel. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
Indica;Agreed, once everything is set up and the Sunset is in progress , one toke on my cartridge does me right.If the air quality is amenable I acknowledge The Big Dipper and hit the rack.
That was great. Such talent you have. I started watching you and subscribing very early on. You are well spoken and savvy, a natural at this! Please keep it up. 'Tis a pleasure to listen and watch you! I love in Los Angeles and used to watch Huell Howser every Sunday. Thanks for your videos!
I was doing a winter survival class and because of my no tech rule for school I didn't have my cellphone to get a question in on time.
I will admit it I do pack an emergency transponder but never had to use it as of yet.
So my questions, sorry but you are quite fascinating and trying to think of a single question was next to impossible! #1 How do you locate your site's for the videos?
#2 I take off from Ohio in the spring and van dwell for about seven months with my dogs.
I have an extended Ford van with beefed up suspension and want to hit the old abandoned towns out your way. Do I have to have four wheel drive or can I get by with two wheel? I'm a very experienced off roader 4x4's quads etc. So I have common sense on trail reading. But it's a long ways from home to find out I should have converted it to 4x4 first. Thanks for the Q&A and a live stream would be great! You would have to get your sister or someone to monitor for you. Trying to read and answer the questions is nuts! Trust me, I tried it a couple of times and it just got to the point that I was way behind on the text and had to pause and read then answer another one. But your impromptu ad-libs would make it a great time!. Thanks for sharing your time and efforts with us and congratulations on hitting 50k! This year will probably carry you to 100+k in sub's! Happy travels!.
Beeps.
One question I would of liked to hear was "how did she come up with the name WONDERHUSSY?" I always love hearing about the origins
I started watching you Wonderhussy when you only had 12,000 subscribers, you have come a long way in a short time Wonderhussy. Thanks Wonderhussy!
You are sooo FABULOUS! But we'll save that for later... Thanks again this was an EPIC exposure to our favorite "WONDER HUSSY"!!! Love you sooo much!!!
Huell Howsers shows are all archived at Chapman University in Orange, CA. He was a California treasure. His shows are still on every evening on public TV in SoCal. It's interesting to read some posters comments about his personal life. He was very private and you won't find much about his private life on line.
Probed by Aliens, lol too many joke opportunities there, washing my mind out with soap, keep up the good videos
Richard Brautigan's 'poem' was inspired by the 1971 sci-fi novel, 'The Lathe of Heaven' written by Ursula K LeGuin and also adapted to film in 1980, starring Bruce Davison.
Huell Howser is one of my favorites !!!!
Huel Howser was awesome so open and willing to explore. I see his influence. Enjoy and keep exploring.
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"Desert mountains", great answer! Many folks are not aware that a desert, at least if you ask a naturalist, is anywhere that the rate of evaporation exceeds the rate of precipitation. All of Nevada, its 300+ mountain ranges included, are in a desert!
I absolutely love your work! Congrats!
Richard Brautigan, R.I.P. He also wrote "Trout Fishing in America" and "The Wedding Cake". He said he lost every trout he ever hooked. He said "They either spun off, or flipped off, or flopped off, or fucked off his leader! Too funny that! He said a couple of 3rd graders wrote "Trout Fishing in America" on the backs of little kids on the playground in chalk just because it looked cool!
He said the next day, some of the little kids had clean shirts on them but a lot of the kids had the same shirts on and you could still read "Trout Fishing in America" but it had been partially brushed off by their mothers and sent back to school the next day.
Huell started out here in Nashville doing the same type of thing on public tv.
Happy to be one of your 50K subscribers. You have never failed to make my day and I hope to some day bump into you while exploring natures wonders. Keep up the great videos and thank you Wonderhussy.
If you're looking for a new state to explore you should check out NW Montana, the Jewel Basin, and Glacier Park, and the Flathead Valley. With tons of ghost towns, old mines and some of the prettiest mountains in the Rockies.
It's pretty rare for Grizzlies to go after a person, and usually there will be extenuating circumstances. Such as Cubs, or very early spring when they're just coming out of hibernation.
There are a lot things people can do to ensure that they don't have any problems with bears. Make sure food is put away, stored at least 20 to 30 feet away from Camp up in a tree. Don't clean fish in your camp, when you prepare your food clean up right away and put it back in the tree. They really have no interest in people. So usually give them a wide berth try and stay upwind and don't do things that would be of interest to the bear. And if the bear decides you are interesting then it's time to give it your backpack, throw it to the side and hope the bear goes for it. Do not turn around or run, slowly back away do not turn your back on the bear, just back away. Get as much distance as you can and don't turn around until the bear can't see you. If the bear is not interested in your backpack, get out your bear mace. The bear will probably charge at this point, so you get one shot, and don't start shooting until it's within 5 to 7 foot. Aim directly at the of their nose, sweeping back and forth getting both eyes. Continue to back away, and as soon as you judge it safe to do so, get out of there!
Mountain lions trouble me far more then bears. Their far more dangerous, and they have no problem going after people.
I liked the California Gold shows. Huell did a show about Rancho Hospital in Downey California and it featured my neighbor across the street. I really liked all his shows. I have to admit, you are a lot better to look at than Huell! :-) I have lived in LA all my life and LV part time for about 30 years. You are one of the best things I have seen in LV in all these years. Love your sense of humor! LOL! You are willing to be probed by an alien! LMAO! To funny!
The "locker" locks both wheels together so one wont spin without the other spinning therefore giving you much better traction. Without the locker if one wheel breaks loose and spins the other will not continue to make the truck move when unlocked. If locked the other wheel will continue to make the truck move.
Keep making all of us smile, you are the best! Thank you!
I’m so happy somebody finally asked about what happened to your sunglasses. I was totally perplexed by how after you lost them, there they were back on your face just a couple of episodes later. So I was like, did she just pop back down to a random LV souvenir shop and snap up another pair of dime a dozen cheap ass made in China sunglasses, or what? So I was super stoked to discover the ol’ mystery of the cheap ass, plastic, made in China sunglasses with an American flag printed on them, that look exactly like the old ones except now that you mentioned it, they are a different shape than the old lost ones. So, I’d love to see the story about where someone found the old ones, recognized who’s they were and miraculously returned them. Now that would be a great story! But big time props to one of our UA-cam fans who sent you some new ones. I think I’d start scrounging around for some others, just in case, I’m just sayin’
Thank you!!! Glad I saved this video to a time when I needed to laugh! Your little side stories are marvelous! Very happy that I found your site.
oh - Wonderhussy at 22! So Cute - now you're gorgeous. Love your vids!
Great video Wonderhussy, I enjoyed listening to you. I especially enjoy watching you talk as you definitely have a really cute ,very slight, lisp. It is a plus to your wonderful personality.
The lisp could be her dui quality but I judge no one like her
Damn you really be paying attention close to her voice!!! Lol!!!
@@jamesbehrje4279 She is tongue tied. When a baby is very young, they can clip the lingual muscle to allow better nursing and speach. SHOULD be done to all the folks who lisp that hard
Calif Gold was a lot of fun.
Please don't stop, you have a wonderful show.
You have an adventurous heart. By all means, take it to Egypt. Touch the pyramids of Giza and Saqqara. Stand in the great temples (Karnak, Luxor, Edfu, Philae, Abu Simbel, Hatshepsut). Descend into the tombs of the pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings. Take in the wonders on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. You'll be forever changed - you'll never think of the history of humanity in the same way. For fun, visit the Khan el Khalili Bazaar in Cairo, and sun-bathe or go snorkeling in the Red Sea at Sharm el-Sheikh. If you can, spend a few days in Alexandria. You may not want to come back.
Another banger from our best girl "Sarah the explorer"
You look absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for allowing me to see all this places that I would never see because of my age.
Congratulations! My wife and I just love watching your adventures. Keep up the great work!
Would you consider a three some with Hussy?
@@AM-mm2cl I'm sure he would, but the wife's cooperation is just a little iffy I'd bet.
Love your channel. I smiled, chuckled and laughed all through this video.
A couple of years ago I drove to San Diego from Oregon on the east side through the desert and south of Baker Ca passed the old water park and the exit for XYZZ (whatever) and wondered what they were all about and I found your videos about them. Great and thanks 😀
Oh, phooey, missed you! Keep up the good work. Lived in the High Desert for years, all kinds of cool stuff out there! Thanks for sharing!
Got you beat.... I've been in Vegas continuously since Nov. 1980. It has changed incredibly since then.
How?
Art Degree? I’ll save the chuckles. Most of the places you mentioned I have been to. Ten years in the Navy. The thing I learned is no where in the world has what we have here in the good ol’ USA. Ie. Things to do, see, eat, smoke, drink, you get the idea. Today as I travel in CA I wish I had a nickel for every time I said “hell I’ve been here before.....with Huell”. Keep up the good work and let’s drink to 100k subs.
I can't believe you like Richard Brautigan!! He's great!!
Your horse imitation was priceless and right on. Lol
That was everything I wanted to know... and here I thought I came up with the Huell Howser observation. The thing that really stands out for me is that you are interested in and curious about things.... Keep it up!!!
BTW/ I second the Ridge Route. You’d love it.
Young lady ,I have watched your videos for a while now,, and am so impressed with your energy and genuine interest to learn of things and places across the states ,,and not just a running camera,,but the who,why's and what for's.....you have really discovered some interesting places,,,I also complement you on your many talents,, love your voice,,wish we could hear it more,but I guess that's kind of off script....anyway keep doing what keeps 'WH' happy and I for one will keep watching........Congratulations on the "50k"........but you don't look a moment over "49.999k"....................Stay Safe and God Bless..............
Your editing is great the background music is at perfect sound level and not annoying or loud
It is expensive to live here in the Bay Area, however there is so much to explore within a 3-4 hours driving distance. Endless number of places to explore!
I think you found your niche in the world, WH! Keep up the good work, and thank you for entertaining us!👍
I wish you all the success in the world, your videos make me happy, I get a kick out of all of them, Thank You, Sarah, Keep it Up!!
Congrats on 50k subs. I like your mugshot.
It's now Jan 10, 2020 and the subscriber count is 92.6K. At this rate You'll hit 100,000 subscribers before 2020 is over. Way to go Sarah!!!!!. I love your videos.
I came across your channel while looking for a hot spring I had been to off of 395 and I have been watching you ever since, it's hard to believe that you do such a good job using just a phone for a camera, you definitely have talent in that area keep up the good work
I love the Wonderhussy show and one day hope to cross her path out in the great outdoors,
You are the exact opposite of boring. Thanks for all the really fun and interesting videos.
Actually a good HONEST video - and I exprcted nothing less. Keep it up kid.
We love the old Ridge Route! It's not terribly challenging, more an old rural road in graceful decline where you are lucky to see another car.
I really miss Huell. He was GOLD!
Huell Howser was very over the top on his shows! A “ Nevada’s Silver” show could be a thing. You’d be perfect, Sarah
.....Like your smile......Love your style....Glad that you could chat a while.....!!
I really get a kick out of your wild personality! Your adventurous spirit is so wonderful. Thank you for the content you share.
In terms of foreign places to visit, I think you could have a blast in Japan, but it is crazy expensive. I would highly recommend Australia. Lots of beautiful countryside, you can talk to the locals, there are more excellent local beers than you can shake a stick at, and it should be relatively inexpensive.
I recently found your UA-cam channel. Truly entertaining. Congrats on 75k. I just watched your Burning Man video. The best summary I've ever seen. (Actually, I found you thru the truenudists UA-cam site....)
Snakes:In 30 odd years of sojourning in The 3 Deserts I can count the number of live snakes I've seen on one hand.
Thank you for the look at Nevada. Congratulations on the first 50k.
You are right about the snakes. I live in the Mojave desert Southern California and have only seen a few snakes. You have done a very good job showing us what is out there. Love your channel Wonder Hussy.
Your Awesome 🤗😍🤣😘
Nice comment
Your Hair Is So Beautiful Any Way----Look GORGEOUS In Cowboy/Cowgirl Hat and Baseball Cap
30 years from now hell 50 years from now you will still be a beautiful Lady.
I watched several of your videos and I think you are just a great person. When I was a kid my dad had a camper van and we did the exact same thing, go exploring. I love history and I am stuck in Michigan in a house with property, a job that I love, lots of responsibilities so I just enjoy traveling with you. I get to see all the places I can't go right now. Let me know if you want to explore Detroit. Lots of history here. Probably spring, summer or fall is the best time, not winter. I will hook you up with people who can show you around. You can camp right on my property. Keep up the good work.
Your a smart, fun, vlogger. One of the BEST!
Love It!!! I recently discovered your channel and really enjoy it :) I moved to Las Cruces NM from Cleveland OH just over a year ago. It was a deep calling to the desert and also the weird, quirkiness of this part of the nation. In CL I was a club kid/raver for over a decade so I also really like watching your Burning Man vids and would love to go one day! Namaste
I see you did start to live stream later on. So that’s cool to see how that idea flourished
Ron is right you are adorable and I love watching you spend more time in the hospital and I do at home but when I'm home I watch wonderhussy 24/7 to catch up I love wonderhussy and Sarah Jane Woodall I think you are adorable thank you
Remember Charles Karlault ? He worked for CBS and Drove a Motor Home all over the USA to visit small towns and meet unique people .. ect.. I think his show was 10 minutes on 60 Minutes maybe..
About the old "Ridge Route" in California, I have a jpeg of an old Auto Club map that shows the route, distances and points of interest. I believe it would take a very long time to do this because it had a 15 mph speed limit (I believe) to do the 100+ miles the route was...
I remember you from the beginning I don't watch television but I like you tube I am a California's gold addict and a cal desert nut i think the algorithms hooked us up. You and I are kindred spirits
Huell Rules!!! i grew up watching him. I love exploring with Wonderhussy as well!!👍
You have a interesting personality that draws people to you
I loved that beautiful little baby horse. It was sooo cute, it almost brought a tear to my eye
what is her favorite costume? her birthday suit. :)