Your videos just keep getting more amazing each time. Thank you sweet Scott & awesome Randy for showing us that cemetery & telling us the story about that sweet lady who passed 150 years ago. It sucks & sad on how she had to be buried there all by herself.... she seemed so sweet from her story. You and Randy are so neat. May all those people buried there along with the awesome lady RIP.
Scott, I’m watching your video’s one by one, and you really did GREAT on this one. The stories of those wagon trains going West have faded from our collective memories. This remote place seems to echo back to those times and what the landscape must have been back then. Thanks to you and Randy.
Bless you, Lucinda, rest in peace. Thank you, Scott and Randy, for taking the time to show us this cemetery and telling Lucinda's story. A place i would never have seen or likely see without your film. Great stuff 👏🏻
Just when I thought you couldn’t get any more amazing, you surprise us with a fascinating story and thanks to you and Randy for taking us along. Stay Blessed Scott! ❤
This was a interesting vlog! I had no idea this grave existed and with such a story! Ty Scott sure appreciate your efforts and amazing story telling abilities! Luv&Peace, Sean&family Cheers friend!✌🏼💛💫
Wow this was such a good video! May she rest in peace. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 that must of been so very hard for the family. It’s so beautiful there! Thank you for sharing!
THANK YOU Scott (and Randy...) for shining a light on LUCINDA PARKER DUNCAN (~1792 - 1863...) - and the desert cemetery where she was finally laid to rest (with many others, as the years went/go by...). EVERY life lived (be it long or short...) has a story that's worth telling...!
Thank you Scott the was truly an interesting video. I have traveled many times from East to West coast mostly by car and a few by airplane. The last trip was a daytime flight & it was amazing to see the tracks and roads through the desert from the air. RIP the mom and all the others buried in the desert. I spent 9 years in Cali but I am more a forest and black dirt type of gal , desert has always freaked me out a bit ,as in if your car breaks down and nobody passes by for days you can die of heat or 😢thirst ….
I grew up in Nevada, Las Vegas in fact, and I can and will tell you that it's most definately an interesting place to see and visit. As a kid, my friends and I would play in the dessert, it was our play ground, our wide open back yard, so to speak. You did have to watch for spiders, snakes and scorpions in the different areas of town (the out skirts of town) in which I grew up in (North Las Vegas). Now days, there's so much built up there but back in the 70's and even into the 80's, there wasn't much to see. It was, when I was a kid, very desolate, super hot ( dry heat, low to no humidity) during the day in the summer and freezing cold at night in the winter. Summer nights aren't too bad, that's when we would see most people come out...not so much during the day. It was fun and adventuress for me as a kid, to grow up there. When I grew up, I was married in an old 1800's chapel that was well maintained by the owners and rented out to people for weddings and such.
Scott I have been with you when you had 55k subs. I love your cemetery walks, you are THE most respectful content creator on TH-cam. Blessings form Winnipeg Canada.
What an interesting part of history would not have known about if you and Randy hadn't taken us along, Scott! So remote - yet beautiful. Loved the drone shots! Another great video!
My aunt used to live in arizona chandler. and now she lives in Michigan. she's my moms yonger sister. don't think i'd like to live in arizona. but i kept in touch with my aunt then and still do. Your so amazing and talented glad i found you from Vickie🥰
Thank you for sharing Lucinda's story, it was quite clear how much people cared about her. I love that they stayed there for a day so they could have her funeral. It had to be so hard for her family. I think being on top of the hill and the view she has forever, is perfect. Thank you, Scott. The other markers were so interesting, young and old people, family plots in the desert, RIP Lucinda Parker Duncan
Scott I really appreciate how yourself and Randy took the time to visit this remote cemetery. It really is a beautiful place . May all those laying there rest in peace . So many amazing places like this that aren't very well known and should be .
That is a beautiful cemetery! I love the big, ostentatious types, like in New Orleans and High Gate in the UK, but these beautiful, out-of-the-way, olde tyme (even with new burials) are just as beautiful. Absolutely amazing. Thank you for taking us with you, Scott (and Randy)
Thank you for showing this to us. Very interesting. I love seeing really old graves like this. I loved the old cemetery in my hometown, Savannah Georgia. It had a new and old side. Bonaventure cemetery in Savannah Georgia. It had graves as far back as the 1600s. You should look it up, I think you would really enjoy it Scott.
Watch out for those little prickly ones! There’s small ones that jump out no joke! Anyway beautiful sad spot! There’s one similar downtown Phoenix as well- I believe you have ask for a tour as it’s gated. But super old. Happy New Year! Nice job! Lovely tribute in the desert 🌵
Ms Lucinda, the Original Aunt Edna. "Dog killer!" Baby graves just make me sad for the parents, and the life gone before it had a chance to really live. Thanks for sharing this not-so-deserted desert cemetery, Scott - and your new buddy Randy!
This is such an interesting story. It's so sad that they had to leave her that way. It also sounds like they built the cemetery because of her since it was named for her. I'm so glad her family came forward to tell her story. She sounds like a very special lady. That had to be so hard for her family to leave her like that. I think this cemetery is beautiful and such gorgeous stones all over the place. This area seems so isolated , but these folks are not forgotten, and that's so good to see. What a beautiful story you guy's told. Thank you! RIP to all ❤💐
Hi Scott and Randy, that’s a beautiful cemetery out there in the middle of nowhere, there are some beautiful grave sites, that’s so sad about Lucinda dying on the road and then being buried in the road. her family must have been well upset to have to leave her there. Also sad for Lucinda being on her own for so long until they moved her again. She has company now which is good, I’m glad they named the cemetery after her, so no-one ever forgets her. RIP Lucinda 💐💐💐💐. Thank you Scott and Randy, very sad but interesting story which I would have never have known about without you guys going there. Happy new year to you both ✌️🤟🏼👍🫠🥰🥰
Your fixing to hit the 1000 video mark. CONGRATS and Great job. I like all the different topics and people you cover. I like these vids like this. This is something none of us watching would probably never see in person. 👍
Oh my! Oh wow! So amazing! So good! So cool! So incredible! So unbelievable! So crazy, so awesome! So hulk, so Optimus prime, So grago, so so el grande, so the best of the best! There can only be one!
Great video as always, Scott! I have a request for a possible future video, Home Alone and/or Home Alone 2 film sites? Thanks Scott and keep up the good work!
Just got back from visiting George Michael's grave. Went with Craig. He cried. Which is something I never expected he would do. It is a beautiful grave. We traveled hours to get there and stayed in a hotel afterwards. George Michael's grave is beautiful Scott. Stay safe buddy.
that was a beautiful scene the olden days there wasn't much like we have now so it is sad they had to leave her but at least she has others around her too. it was great her family told people who she was to them so that is good thanks Scott and Randy for sharing and not complaining cause it is your choice what comments you like but I just want to make sure the ones I leave you like so I know I am saying the right things LOL RIP Lucinda Parker Duncan
From your number 1 fan in Newmarket, Maybe even across Canada!! Another awesome episode!! Something creepy and so mysterious about the desert. Take care.
Your videos just keep getting more amazing each time. Thank you sweet Scott & awesome Randy for showing us that cemetery & telling us the story about that sweet lady who passed 150 years ago. It sucks & sad on how she had to be buried there all by herself.... she seemed so sweet from her story. You and Randy are so neat. May all those people buried there along with the awesome lady RIP.
"AMaZzing" "sweet". Stop trying to hit on the guy lady. It's really sad. Get outside or something.
Thanks! Scott ,you do a great an amazing job Happy New years Scott an everyone ,be safe out there
You are always so kind and generous thank you Ms Zahn❤️
@@SCOTTONTAPEthank you.That is very kind of you ,to say Scott and nice to see Randy
Scott, I’m watching your video’s one by one, and you really did GREAT on this one. The stories of those wagon trains going West have faded from our collective memories. This remote place seems to echo back to those times and what the landscape must have been back then. Thanks to you and Randy.
Thank you so much for watching the channel!
Bless you, Lucinda, rest in peace. Thank you, Scott and Randy, for taking the time to show us this cemetery and telling Lucinda's story. A place i would never have seen or likely see without your film. Great stuff 👏🏻
Thanks!
My pleasure.
Awesome location- great production Scott 👍
Just when I thought you couldn’t get any more amazing, you surprise us with a fascinating story and thanks to you and Randy for taking us along. Stay Blessed Scott! ❤
This was a interesting vlog! I had no idea this grave existed and with such a story! Ty Scott sure appreciate your efforts and amazing story telling abilities! Luv&Peace, Sean&family Cheers friend!✌🏼💛💫
Merry Christmas to you and the family Sean ! Thank you for always watching!
@@SCOTTONTAPE state to state city to city coast to coast everywhere you are ready for 2024
Wow this was such a good video! May she rest in peace. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 that must of been so very hard for the family. It’s so beautiful there! Thank you for sharing!
What a fascinating story! I can't even imagine the sorrow her family went through. Lucinda sounds incredible. ❤ Thanks for sharing this!
THANK YOU Scott (and Randy...) for shining a light on LUCINDA PARKER DUNCAN (~1792 - 1863...) - and the desert cemetery where she was finally laid to rest (with many others, as the years went/go by...).
EVERY life lived (be it long or short...) has a story that's worth telling...!
I love that vast open wilderness. Thanks for sharing the story of her.
Thank you Scott the was truly an interesting video. I have traveled many times from East to West coast mostly by car and a few by airplane. The last trip was a daytime flight & it was amazing to see the tracks and roads through the desert from the air. RIP the mom and all the others buried in the desert. I spent 9 years in Cali but I am more a forest and black dirt type of gal , desert has always freaked me out a bit ,as in if your car breaks down and nobody passes by for days you can die of heat or 😢thirst ….
Another one with Randy.. nice! Nevada seems like an interesting place!
I grew up in Nevada, Las Vegas in fact, and I can and will tell you that it's most definately an interesting place to see and visit. As a kid, my friends and I would play in the dessert, it was our play ground, our wide open back yard, so to speak. You did have to watch for spiders, snakes and scorpions in the different areas of town (the out skirts of town) in which I grew up in (North Las Vegas). Now days, there's so much built up there but back in the 70's and even into the 80's, there wasn't much to see. It was, when I was a kid, very desolate, super hot ( dry heat, low to no humidity) during the day in the summer and freezing cold at night in the winter. Summer nights aren't too bad, that's when we would see most people come out...not so much during the day. It was fun and adventuress for me as a kid, to grow up there. When I grew up, I was married in an old 1800's chapel that was well maintained by the owners and rented out to people for weddings and such.
Scott I have been with you when you had 55k subs. I love your cemetery walks, you are THE most respectful content creator on TH-cam. Blessings form Winnipeg Canada.
Another great video Scott
Very interesting about that nice lady
Thanks for sharing with us all
Stunning scenery as well
What an interesting part of history would not have known about if you and Randy hadn't taken us along, Scott! So remote - yet beautiful. Loved the drone shots! Another great video!
My aunt used to live in arizona chandler. and now she lives in Michigan. she's my moms yonger sister. don't think i'd like to live in arizona. but i kept in touch with my aunt then and still do. Your so amazing and talented glad i found you from Vickie🥰
Thank you for sharing Lucinda's story, it was quite clear how much people cared about her. I love that they stayed there for a day so they could have her funeral. It had to be so hard for her family. I think being on top of the hill and the view she has forever, is perfect. Thank you, Scott. The other markers were so interesting, young and old people, family plots in the desert, RIP Lucinda Parker Duncan
Scott I really appreciate how yourself and Randy took the time to visit this remote cemetery. It really is a beautiful place . May all those laying there rest in peace . So many amazing places like this that aren't very well known and should be .
That is a beautiful cemetery! I love the big, ostentatious types, like in New Orleans and High Gate in the UK, but these beautiful, out-of-the-way, olde tyme (even with new burials) are just as beautiful. Absolutely amazing. Thank you for taking us with you, Scott (and Randy)
Thank you for showing this to us. Very interesting. I love seeing really old graves like this. I loved the old cemetery in my hometown, Savannah Georgia. It had a new and old side. Bonaventure cemetery in Savannah Georgia. It had graves as far back as the 1600s. You should look it up, I think you would really enjoy it Scott.
Amazing to go there and look at the Graves! Beautiful country!
Scott,,Happy New Year from Princeton New Jersey
I can't even imagine how hard that must of been to leave her body behind. Just hearing her story made me tear up. Great video!
Thank you Scott. What a wild and beautiful place to spend eternity
Thank you so much for bringing back the voices of those who perished long ago! I had no idea this even happened
Just watched the rerun this was a fantastic looking cemetary. Thank you for showing us this
She was one brave woman who led her family all the way across the USA to make a new home for them. Bless her heart ❤️ ❤❤❤
Very interesting and informative! Thank you Scott 😊🙏💝
I liked and shared this video 📹 out your welcome Scott. My Lucinda RIP 💐 ❤♡ 💐 💕.
Thank you Heather 😊
great story, beautiful cemetery in the desert. nice video thanks for sharing, thanks for your "work'
hi scott!...happy holidays buddy......, always from tacoma washington...
Thanks for sharing a very important part of American history about an important woman every person has a story thanks for sharing hers
Great video as usual, Scott! Very interesting
I really really need another "biscuits on the bow" video. But, I did enjoy this one. Thank you guys!❤
Scott doing a great job documenting these place 👍🏻
Hey Scott..😊 watching from Washington State 🎀..
Hello there !
Good Evening Scott 🙋🏽.
What an Amazing View!! Just love it!❤
This is very interesting. Thank you Scott for sharing.
Thank you for the story
The spirits around him are very interesting. John Quentin Wear was even there when he was at John's gravesite.
This was Beautiful Scott ❤, Thank You Happy New Year 🎊🎉 to you
Thanks Scott for this video. ❤❤❤❤
Watch out for those little prickly ones! There’s small ones that jump out no joke! Anyway beautiful sad spot! There’s one similar downtown Phoenix as well- I believe you have ask for a tour as it’s gated. But super old. Happy New Year! Nice job! Lovely tribute in the desert 🌵
I love the John Candy movie "Carts East"!
Terrific video! What a sad story.
I appreciate all the things you do for us here.
Thanks, Scott on Tape.
Ms Lucinda, the Original Aunt Edna.
"Dog killer!"
Baby graves just make me sad for the parents, and the life gone before it had a chance to really live. Thanks for sharing this not-so-deserted desert cemetery, Scott - and your new buddy Randy!
Excellent video! The feature guest Randy was an awesome bonus. Keep up the incredible work Scott. Happy New Year! 🍻🎉🤙
This may be my favorite graveyard you have covered. It’s stunning. My spirit belongs out west (like yours belongs in the US.) 💕
I KNOOOOOW U GONNA DIG THIS!!!
Ur quality gets better Everytime I check back w u
Happy new year Scott ...your the Best...
Scott,you are so sincere and kind,I love your videos,hi from Maine😊
Great job telling this story Scott and exploring that cool landscape! Thank you Randy! This channel just keeps getting better and better!❤
Thanks for sharing Scott!
Scott..and who knows 🤷♀️ how many more there are from that time ..people dying and being buried out in places like this. Thanks for the video!🙋♀️👍🙂
I know you're gonna dig this las Vegas Nevada 🇺🇸
Las Vegas Nevada 🇺🇸
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I know you're gonna dig this las Vegas Nevada 🇺🇸
Merry belated Christmas and Happy New Year Scott
I just found a year old video with you, Sean, Adam and Michael having pizza and talking. Loved it
Happy new year....Great Scott 😊
Thank you Scott. Did not know this burial existed.
I enjoyed this video very much Scott. Thank you for sharing. 🥰💕❤️💞♥️✌️
Once again AWESOME! Thank you!
Love the views thanks for taking me there🎉
lets see what Scott has in store for us today .lets dig in it ❤
Hope you like it!
This is such an interesting story. It's so sad that they had to leave her that way. It also sounds like they built the cemetery because of her since it was named for her. I'm so glad her family came forward to tell her story. She sounds like a very special lady. That had to be so hard for her family to leave her like that. I think this cemetery is beautiful and such gorgeous stones all over the place. This area seems so isolated , but these folks are not forgotten, and that's so good to see. What a beautiful story you guy's told. Thank you! RIP to all ❤💐
Very interesting story Scott. Really enjoyed this 😊
Hi Scott and Randy, that’s a beautiful cemetery out there in the middle of nowhere, there are some beautiful grave sites, that’s so sad about Lucinda dying on the road and then being buried in the road. her family must have been well upset to have to leave her there. Also sad for Lucinda being on her own for so long until they moved her again. She has company now which is good, I’m glad they named the cemetery after her, so no-one ever forgets her. RIP Lucinda 💐💐💐💐. Thank you Scott and Randy, very sad but interesting story which I would have never have known about without you guys going there. Happy new year to you both ✌️🤟🏼👍🫠🥰🥰
Thank you for sharing. Love your work .
This was very interesting i love history just thenk how sad the family was to have to Berry her my she RIP. Thanks for sharing this Happy New
Stunning views amazing story. Thanks Scott for non Christmas content! ❤
Barbed wire is to keep wild horses out. Possibly cattle. There may be Bureau of Land Management land out there.
Your fixing to hit the 1000 video mark. CONGRATS and Great job. I like all the different topics and people you cover. I like these vids like this. This is something none of us watching would probably never see in person. 👍
Happy New Year Scott!!
This was a fascinating story Scott thank you for sharing with us.
Oh my! Oh wow! So amazing! So good! So cool! So incredible! So unbelievable! So crazy, so awesome! So hulk, so Optimus prime, So grago, so so el grande, so the best of the best! There can only be one!
It's a part of the past but always sad,Rest in peace Lucinda!
Truly sad. Thank you Scott for this video. Stay safe. Much love and God bless.
You always have beautiful music 🎼🪕
Interesting story about Lucinda, you could tell from what people said of her she was a class act. RIP Lucinda Parker Duncan 🙏🕊️
Love stepping back in time
Another great story Scott keep it up all the best in 2024 stay safe looking forward to many more stories in 2024
Great video as always, Scott! I have a request for a possible future video, Home Alone and/or Home Alone 2 film sites? Thanks Scott and keep up the good work!
Thank you again Scott such an interesting video you do such a great job!!!…Happy New Year to you both❤️🙏🏻
Just got back from visiting George Michael's grave. Went with Craig. He cried. Which is something I never expected he would do. It is a beautiful grave. We traveled hours to get there and stayed in a hotel afterwards. George Michael's grave is beautiful Scott. Stay safe buddy.
Great video Scott!!!! 2 thumbs up my friend!!!!
Another Great Job Thanks Brother.
very interesting and a beautiful place
Great historical markers.
that was a beautiful scene the olden days there wasn't much like we have now so it is sad they had to leave her but at least she has others around her too. it was great her family told people who she was to them so that is good thanks Scott and Randy for sharing and not complaining cause it is your choice what comments you like but I just want to make sure the ones I leave you like so I know I am saying the right things LOL RIP Lucinda Parker Duncan
From your number 1 fan in Newmarket, Maybe even across Canada!! Another awesome episode!! Something creepy and so mysterious about the desert. Take care.
Such a beautiful place
Makes me miss Nevada. Just moved to East coast. Nice coverage of this desolate cemetery.
🤔 Very Interesting - looking Graveyard! 😊🍁
RIP To All that Have passed away 😔
Cool video Yall Rock! ❤
Amazing Thankyou ❤
Good job Scotty ❤ the drone shots
Awwww me and Donald G. Scott share the same birthday. (6:37 ) 🥺🥺
Can't wait to watch. ❤✌️🤗
Scott sending love from Australia ❤