California's Scenic Modoc Country & Warner Mountains, Doug Berry
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- Doug Berry of the Sierra Region of California and Nevada goes camping on a roadtrip with friend kellie to scenic Modoc County, California. They start from their campsite at Eagle Lake and drive up to the Oregon Border. They swim at Lilly Lake in the Warner Mountains and end up camping at Stough Reservoir off CA 299 west of Cedarville, California. A tour of the general store in Likely with the owner and her son.
I Love the sound of the frogs at night. Used to be a real old 1920's Gas Pump with the Glass top like the one at Bodie & it worked that showed the gas up at Virginia Lakes Lodge
I would have liked to see that. Many years ago before my Father passed away, Dad took a picture of an old pump at an old country store. Chevron Oil put the photo on their calendar because it was a Chevron pump. He was good with a camera.
Doug, Congratulations 1000 subscribers! Your video road trips are colorful scenic interesting and even educational.
Thank you Mr. Bob! I could not have reached my goal without your support! Much appreciate your comment!
Those old payphones, with a phone book to boot, are so rare to see now. If it actually worked... WOW.🎊 That scenery is ABSOLUTELY stunning, so mesmerizing...🏞 Thank you, Doug and Kellie for allowing us to hitch a ride. Stopping in towns along the way, introducing some residents who reside right where they want to be, is lovely to see.👏🤗 That General Store is awesome. ☺️ *** As always, I come away from one of your videos, having picked up interesting tidbits of information, Doug.🤓👏👏 I'm so happy your camping has been delightful, and that you're stopping along the way to enjoy the lakes, etc.
Extra Info... My daughter, and three other, kindred spirits, are flying out to OR, tomorrow morn. Eventually, they will be heading to northeast OR, from Portland, to visit some "intertwined" relatives. That will give them a chance to appreciate the beauty of the state.🛣🚘
Hi Rhonda! Your review is mesmerizing as well! I have spent some time in Eastern Oregon as well, in the Halfway, OR area. Can't wait to go farther north as my friend Tom lives up there in Oregon. I thought you would like that area, it is so little visited, underrated, and of course, completely underpopulated. At your urging I will continue to disburse all kinds of odd tidbits of information: besides, you never know when it might come in handy! Hmm, we might be going hiking in the Sierra next by a fantastical and stupendously gorgeous alpine lake....
@@CalNeva Thank you so much. I really appreciate the facts and tips you give us. You know so much. Since I'm from New England, the topography, vegetation, and "wildlife" are not always identical. Plus, I just find the info so interesting... That sounds exciting. Wherever you take us, I know it will be a treat, Doug.
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@@rhondaz356 I like most all of the people in New England, you are a good example of that. The forests, the Indian trails, the history, the little towns, the old stainless steel diners...really pretty fall colors you have there (we just have the golden Aspen). Have a good evening my New England friend Rhonda!
@@CalNeva That's wonderful... a really nice synopsis. Have a lovely evening, Doug. Fall is my favorite season. 🤗🍁🌿🍂
It's always fun to see an old pay phone 😂 The lake looked beautiful 😊 I always enjoy driving through Modoc County 😊 Thanks for the stop at the cemetery. In the Smokies, there are so many children that passed back in the 1800s and early 1900s 😢
My quest is to find all the payphones that work!
Store was awesome.
I thought so too: the wedding dress and work mule collar are still there if you find yourself ever needing them!
@@CalNeva I'm glad you stopped in. You're gonna have to hit every general store in towns now. What a treat.
@@GT-mn3bx That's a great idea; I'm all for it!
Loving the terrain, floral&fauna, lakes, country store, camping, just a whole lotta fun, thanks Doug&Kelly, I’ve noticed, a tiny chip
In your windshield, a dab on ACRYLIC nail Polish, will help prevent spider cracks, until all
Insurance excepting SafeLite Windshield repair, drives out to you… just sayn’ ❤
Thank you for the windshield tip, we could all use that around these parts! Glad you enjoyed the trip Lisah! It makes it more fun when we know you are coming along with us!
Bring back memories of my old stoppin grounds. My dad worked for the citizens utilities phone company in Alturas. He would take care of the phones in Cedarville and surrounding areas. The rock formation is called bear sniffing the rock.
Bear sniffing the
Rock, that's great!
Beautiful area! Ive been curious about it because land is affordable there, but it may too different politically for my family. Thanks for showing us all of the gems there 😊
So glad you came along with us!
Good stay were you are snowflake
I like the phone book.
Especially since it looked like the phone book survived a fire and the ravages of time!
Sssssmokin’ Doug! Dude!, you’ve got it!
Thank you Carl! Did a little pine car race at VFW, it should come out Tuesday. Built a little car for Kellie to race for the Mineral County Museum. It was a hoot.
Vacation that is..i used to work for a. Mineral and gem guy in laguna beach and we set up the mineral museum in mariposa and brought back some crystallized gold on that trip from some local mines
How cool is that! ...crystallized gold from the Mother Lode. Is the museum in Mariposa still open Casey?
@@CalNeva I believe so are friend ended up in Texas at a jem and mineral place somewheres
@@caseyhansen4567Oh, ok...thanks. Will have to check out Mariposa sometime.
If your in LA come visit the Whittier Museum that I volunteer at! great vid
Will do, thank you John, sounds interesting.
How much does it snow there?
Snow falls 60 days out of the year, 60" total with July and August the only months without a chance of some snow or frost.
Jarring symbol crash does not fit a tranquil forest scene.
So true, glad you noticed Corey!
What a nice trip this was Brother Doug, it's been so long since I've been to the Modoc country that I have forgotten a lot about the area. The Warner Mtns don't look anything like I remember, I think I was mixing them up with another mtn range. That rock formation sure is interesting , kinda looks like a bear sniffing a picnic table. But thats just me probably. I'm kinda weird like that! Lol. Thanks for a great trip and memory refresher, it was definitely fun! 🇺🇸
I am laughing my butt off! ..."Kinda looks like a bear sniffing a picnic table"! That same rock formation caught my eye immediately too. I knew you were going to like our trip...a pleasant change from the desert and bringing back memories for you. I was excited to refresh your memory and show you around. We really liked Cedarville Dick, and the whole region is kind of our speed....slow and quiet (don't tell anyone). Kellie and I thought we could grow a good garden there, growing plenty of our own food, and appreciating the remoteness and nearby natural beauty. Better bring a sweater, because come Thursday we are going back up into the Sierra; above 10,000 feet. We got a rain shower in Hawthorne; cooled it down some but mostly made it muggy. I love summer!
@@CalNeva Brother, it stormed hard across town yesterday, hard rain and hail, streets flooded etc.,but all we got out of it was the HOT outflow winds.116 degrees wind. Cedarville is looking pretty good to me as well right now! 🥵
@@Brother_D_therail You know it; well at least we don't have to scrape any ice or slip all the way down the front stairs! Our next adventure should give you a needed breath of fresh air!
@@CalNeva Looking forward to it Brother, see you Thursday 😀
I lived in Alturas, modoc county. Cedarville held the county fair. We would do a 3 day pack/camp on horseback. trip in the Warner mountains. There is a rock formation we called the bear sniffing the rock. My dad is buried in Alturas. He worked for the citizens utilities phone company in Alturas. He would take care of the phones in Cedarville and surrounding areas. So many memories.