Sarah, just go over to a sporting goods store like Big 5 and buy a mouthguard. I think they sell them in packs of 2. Very inexpensive. bring it home, put on a pan of very hot water, using a big spoon, dip it in, hold it for a few seconds and the guard will almost turn to a very soft gel, then take it out and quickly insert it over your front teeth, suck hard to form fit, .........voila. Cheaper than the pharmacy. MUCH cheaper than the dentist also. Mostly it just prevents your teeth from grinding. Hope that helps....... Russell D.
It's 83 degrees here in the Houston area and Sunday night the temp will get down to 30 degrees, the first freeze. Temps in the 60's and 70's next week with lows in the upper 50's. The pine trees are beautiful and the leafy trees are just turned and losing their leaves. Y'all come visit when you're tired of the cold!
I really enjoy your channel. Moisture is evaporating from your body faster in the dry desert than it does in the damp forest, thus the difference in the cooling effect that you experience. Keeping yourself moisturized will help. It helped me during my 31 years of experience as a mailman in a much colder climate.
I miss my redwood forest and the rain and fog made it only much more magical. Been in the arid wasteland of Utah for too long and I’d take the vapors over the dry desolation any day
The more i watch your videos the more i want to live a life like yours. The freedom is calling me. I only enjoy that type of freedom maybe 2 weeks. Year and its just not enough. I need the freedom to go where i want when i want. I am glad i found your videos thank you wonderhussy you are an inspiration.
May God Bless Ya EVERY DAY for providing the INSIGHT on RECOGNIZING the BLESSINGS the REST of US all have - NOT TRYING to DUPLICATE your TRAVEL, but trying to DUPLICATE the RECOGNITION of your ATTITUDE of GRATITUDE on EVERY STEP of YOUR JOURNEY, as we. too, put one foot in front of another in our OWN SPECIAL WAYS, and FEEL the JOY that YOU BRING to ALL of US!
At least you didn't lose your sense of humor... you are funny as ever.... it's January 1st and I hope your calendar shows up tomorrow. Love you always!
@ 14:32, it looks like a Young Wonder Hussy in Training. What a great picture & sweet frame too! Also, to me a Dry Cold is wWay Better than a Wet Cold.
Sebastapol is one of my favorite towns. To the west, on the coast is the town of Jenner. And 45 minutes north of that, along the coast highway, is the town of Gualala which is my very favorite town. It is hard to get to but worth if for a quick visit. There really isnt much there as far as stores so stock up in Jenner or even Santa Rosa if you are going there for a few days of venture. This area of Northern California is a real treasure.
When I was a kid in the early sixties, one of my uncles worked at Camp Meeker. Sebastopol was a quirky little town even then. It was known for the Italian Restaurants. I think there were three of them. It is a beautiful area and I always liked visiting there. Happy New Year to you.
Camp meeker is in between Monte Río and Occidental where the italian restarautes are keep on going past o ccidental you got bodega bay on the right w/hitchcock birds house and sebastapol on the left
Hey Sara...got me an alpaca poncho (Owl) off ebay.....new for a 25$ bid....most were close to 70$....they had many designs. Hand made in Ecuador Hope yall enjoyed the visit with Mom. Cute little cabin at moms. Mom sounds cool.
Speaking of "canopy of green trees". My grandfather grew up in the "piny woods" of east Texas. The first time that he saw an open sky it scared him. He said it was like the opposite of claustrophobia. He grew up with horse and buggy. Dirt poor, no car, and never took the train out of the woods. He didn't stay long out of. The woods while in North Texas he and his two buddies were arrested for a train robbery. No, he didn't go to jail he had them call his local sheriff to vouch for them. They called, and the sheriff said those are good ol boys, they would never rob a train. So they let them go. -- You would love to have talked to my grandfather. Y'all are probably kindred spirits. Perhaps one day y'all will meet. 😄
You are right about dry cold, I spent my teenage years in Blackfoot Idaho where one winter it got to -40 F. But the coldest I’ve ever been was in Arizona in the early 1980s. It was 80 degrees in the day and 32 at daybreak where my best friend and I spent a drunken overnighter out on our Harleys. Then we had to ride across Phoenix with only tank tops. Until he died a few years ago we would always ask “what’s the coldest you’ve ever been”? And that morning always prevailed. 😎
Even though I find the desert interesting I would never want to be in a land without wonderful trees! I live in Michigan so here we have everything as the seasons change!
Just west of Sebastopol is the sweet old town of Bogega. It's famous for being the filming site for Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds". That would probably be worth a video.
blanket! Was through there about a week before you. Went up 101 to Florence, Or, to miss snow on I 5. Had about 1 in. between coast and Eugene. Great trip up 101 camping. Lots of rain. Lots warmer than Vacaville which was 31. Glad to get back to Or where it was wet but warmer. Now 12.30.21, 4am freezing cold, snow 12.31.21. Making my R Pod ready for next outing. Oh, did I mention sometimes I'm a glamper. I do have a 4x4 for desert roughing it. 77 y o, and still camping. So.e day see you on the trail. Happy New Year, to you and your family.
You're so cute, yes way different coolness from dry cold to wet cold and snow dry cold, I love the difference. Thanks for the B roll. Love that area, I use to live in Bolinas and worked at Smileys, definitely worth the drive so much to see. Your mom's example of vapor is so true! Ha yes break out of the Vapors!! LOVE the flash floods in the desert 🏜️
Did you know they now have heated socks and jackets that are waterproof, that will keep your little Babushka warm and toasty !!!! have a Happy New Year !!!
A spoonful of cod liver oil will fight the vapors. Your outfit at the end reminded me of the lady that walked around talking to herself and swearing at everyone. I would buy her a hot coffee on winter days and she would stand there swearing at me as she drank it, did not dare walk away as she may throw it at you. Even though I was in college she taught me new swear words in multiple languages, so she had to be multilingual when more able to be around people.
Oh how I want to be in that redwood forest so beautiful 😍 it's snowing in washington and they took all the trees aways from the city of seattle. Hmm redwood forest ugh I love it!
“Never give into the vapors and sleep forever”…we couldn’t come close to not seeing and listening to you on a regular basis…may 2022 be better for you and everyone 🙏🙏🙏…Sara, happy New Year to you, your sister and the whole family and friends…For all out there in “eye shot” of my iPad keyboard…HAVE A HAPPY, SAFE AND BLESSED NEW YEAR! 🥂🍻🍷 🎊🎉🎆
Your Christmas journey among the forest tribes is done. Back among the desert dwellers. Hope you had a wonderful time. That fireplace in the cabin looked warm and cozy.
Hey wonderhussy, i can't believe how fast your channel has grown in the past year! I remember when you were just at 70k when i started following, love your content 💯
"Babushka and the Vapors" would be a great band name. Actually, there was a band called The Vapors, who had one hit called Turning Japanese. No Babushka, though. Regarding the effect of humidity on the subjective feeling of cold, my own experience (as a fellow desert dweller) is that dry cold is less intense than wet cold, just as dry heat is less intense than a humid heat.
I was born and raised at the foothill of the Colorado Rockies and the coldest winter I ever experience was in Kansas City with the high humidity. So I must agree.
Agreed. I used to live 15ish miles north of Sebastopol in Rio Nido, a 'suburb' of Guerneville in a steep-sided narrow north to south canyon that only saw a few hours of dappled sunlight a day. It always felt cold; the damp just settled on you like dewdrops on a spider web. I live in the Ogden area now and it can be well below freezing on a calm day and no jacket required.
Totally reminds me of my sis and brother in laws cabin in trinity, it was just out of Junction City, not as finished, as your moms, but it was beautiful, and right on a creek, we had water going across the road as well, and it was very steep as well. They had to sell it, so it's no longer in the family. But great memories!
It was 25 below here in Montana on Christmas Eve. I like you as a Babushka! :). My father spoke German and Russian (French also) and as a boy I grew up hearing him using the occasional Russian idiom. Great video as usual.
Man that's paradise. I live in Arcata. What a sweet cabin. I also love Death Valley and used to go to the springs in Saline Valley when it wasn't taken over by the govt. and sort of taken care of by Mr.North. Too bad you didn't see it then. Love your videos, and I know your double and she is cute too. Happy New Year, Hussie
Great contrast show. A babushka should be a scarf for you. Not a grandmother image. The starkness of the desert is the core and base under a big sky. Good going!
I just moved from the forest (Forest Ranch, Ca by Chico) to the desert, Silver City NV. I've been following your adventures for some time. Your move from Las Vegas to the desert by Pahrump intrigued me. I was at Delights Hot Springs from Dec 1-10, We left there the day before the storm and hunkered down in the warmth of our cozy home. Happy New Year.
Hi from Canada. My husband and I have been enjoying your videos, starting from when you were in Las Vegas! We appreciate your humour and sense of adventure. We also appreciate the social justice issues you raise. During Covid you have provided a much needed and positive viewing experience on TH-cam amidst all the news network doom and gloom. Looking forward to 2022 and your new adventures. Happy trails! 🍁
I remember how good warm, sunny movies felt when watching them during winter months in sub-zero Montana. I moved to California upon finishing my last class at school (arrived here before the graduation ceremony took place!) and it is the best thing I ever did.
I 100% agree about the desert. Even though it gets hotter than Hades in the summer, there really is something to be said about desert living. I live in Arizona and it just love it here. By golly I love the desert and all the colors of the sky and seeing the beautiful mountains. Happy New Year and safe travels. Lets hope 2022 the world regains some sense not sanity and not a repeat of the last two. I'm really hop sing we don't get 2020 part 2 this next year.
super cute little cabin.Hopefully the mouth guard doesn't plug up the drain! Love the colorful desert outfit! Wonderful that you can enjoy both the forest and the desert:)
Howdy...Been watching yur vids for about a year...Great to see a lady such as u exists...Yur quite a character and interesting! I lived in Las Vegas many years and been back in south central lower Michigan over a year...Very hick and conservative plus my old stomping ground...I truly miss the desert climate, hiking/climbing the surrounding areas outside of Las Vegas, etc. The way u sum up damp/dry cold¿¿¿ I'm on the same page and agree about the difference u described 100%! Well wishes 2022 from my heart to u...Be safe and have fun fun fun!
To keep warm a long raincoat, polyester will stop the wind going through your clothes. Keep warm. And cloves with fingers that flip back. Love your videos!
Happy and healthy 2022 to you and your loved ones!! I loved the Forrest!! Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to many adventures with you in the new year! 🙌✌🏻💝😍🎉🎉🤗👍🏻
It sure was a different change of scenery but I hope you had a Merry Christmas, sort of and a Happy New Year with many more exciting adventures around the state. Don’t forget the mouth guard to.
Higher humidity means that moisture on your skin does not evaporate as easily. Remember your swamp cooler, evaporating water takes a lot of heat. 220 Kcals per mole Or 220,000 calories per 18 grams. Wind accelerates the evaporation and removes the tiny layer of still air on your skin. Hence, the term "wind chill"
Dont you love I-5? LOL! I use to drive it a lot when I was living in Cupertino and LA and LV. Drove many times from one end to the other but I always went thru Los Angeles to Las Vegas because I had businesses and houses in both places there too. So I would check on everything in all the places. At the time I lived with my ex-fiance in Cupertino where I had just bought a nice big house planning to live happily ever after while we were in negotiations to buy the Sahara. Well neither worked out so back to LA I went! My real home base but I loved the road from I-5 to the 101 that went thru Goleta. That was a beautiful drive thru the countryside and always made up for the I-5 drive. Have fun! Happy Holidays! Take care and God bless you all! David
We are the same in NW Washington state - foggy, misty, mossy, damp, and....plump. Now dealing an arctic blast of snow and cold, we know how to hunker down when we need to. And yes, we also have to resist the urge to hibernate and get active. I still love the verdant forests. But, your Death Valley openness and horizons of sage are also beautiful.
I live in Maryland it's full of forest and lush ferns and thousands of varieties of plants. Yes humidity in the summer is brutal as much as 70 percent. Just short of raining. But the forest are so worth exploring tons of interesting finds and critters. It's very much appreciated. We have rivers and bays everywhere so it hard to escape the humidity. Your landscape is beautiful it's a different kind of beautiful. I've hiked many surrounding states sure you. Thought of living there but I'd miss my green landscape. It's like a rain forest. We have the four seasons. The colors are amazing.... I must say you are very interesting. I'd love to have a friend like yourself. Not a lot of women here are interested in hiking and exploring old treasures of history left behind. Do I'll joke through you lol Happy New Year Sarah !🎉🎊🎇
Happy new year to you and all your kin too (all year.) Love the "secret B-roll". I actually love all the outdoor terrains; wet mossy forest, mostly dry forest, above timberline mountains, high desert, low desert, seashore. And all the others. I admit that I deal with cold better than heat (and cold and wet requires special equipment, planning, and careful execution), but I am always awed by the plants and animal that make a living in the desiccation of the low altitude desert.
On the subject of humidity and “ feeling of coldness” having lived in the UP of Michigan (dry cold) for five years and then in Northwest Florida (wet cold) I’ve thought that wet cold is colder. Enjoy your adventures. Always interesting and entertaining. Happy New Year. Don & Sue Ellen in Florida
I've spent a lot of time in the redwoods on the coast and in the Sierra nevadas they are very beautiful and I thought that's where I wanted to spend the rest of my life , until I got to the desert. I have been in the desert for 18 years now and have never felt so free as I do living here.
hey sarah, happy to hear you were able to get together w/ your family for Christmas, also want to wish you and your sister a very Happy and Prosperous New Year....ALL MY BEST to you n sister................wayne in sparks.
Dry cold is sooooo much better than damp cold! Wind is the killer. I did a bunch of years working outdoors up and down the east coast. It's the wind that'll git ya!
Forest to desert…all in one state. Amazing natural diversity.
And the mountains, and the beach...
Sarah, just go over to a sporting goods store like Big 5 and buy a mouthguard. I think they sell them in packs of 2. Very inexpensive. bring it home, put on a pan of very hot water, using a big spoon, dip it in, hold it for a few seconds and the guard will almost turn to a very soft gel, then take it out and quickly insert it over your front teeth, suck hard to form fit, .........voila. Cheaper than the pharmacy. MUCH cheaper than the dentist also. Mostly it just prevents your teeth from grinding. Hope that helps....... Russell D.
love the guest cabin. youre right, the less water in the air (humidity) makes your skin feel cooler.
Why I enjoy watching you drive roads that I have been driving for 70+ years is a mystery to me but I do. Thanks. Bob in Nevada
wow that place of your mom's is beautiful...and the trees too, wow!
It's 83 degrees here in the Houston area and Sunday night the temp will get down to 30 degrees, the first freeze. Temps in the 60's and 70's next week with lows in the upper 50's. The pine trees are beautiful and the leafy trees are just turned and losing their leaves. Y'all come visit when you're tired of the cold!
I really enjoy your channel.
Moisture is evaporating from your body faster in the dry desert than it does in the damp forest, thus the difference in the cooling effect that you experience. Keeping yourself moisturized will help. It helped me during my 31 years of experience as a mailman in a much colder climate.
I miss my redwood forest and the rain and fog made it only much more magical. Been in the arid wasteland of Utah for too long and I’d take the vapors over the dry desolation any day
The more i watch your videos the more i want to live a life like yours. The freedom is calling me. I only enjoy that type of freedom maybe 2 weeks. Year and its just not enough. I need the freedom to go where i want when i want. I am glad i found your videos thank you wonderhussy you are an inspiration.
Happy New Year Wonderhussy! It makes me smile when I see you in your babushka outfit. Love it.
May God Bless Ya EVERY DAY for providing the INSIGHT on RECOGNIZING the BLESSINGS the REST of US all have - NOT TRYING to DUPLICATE your TRAVEL, but trying to DUPLICATE the RECOGNITION of your ATTITUDE of GRATITUDE on EVERY STEP of YOUR JOURNEY, as we. too, put one foot in front of another in our OWN SPECIAL WAYS, and FEEL the JOY that YOU BRING to ALL of US!
Mom will always be worth the trip.
At least you didn't lose your sense of humor... you are funny as ever.... it's January 1st and I hope your calendar shows up tomorrow. Love you always!
Outstanding.
@ 14:32, it looks like a Young Wonder Hussy in Training. What a great picture & sweet frame too!
Also, to me a Dry Cold is wWay Better than a Wet Cold.
There has to be a steamy hot spring close by, where you can get the desert vapors!
Stay warm little 🤔Babushka , AKA the little one 🤣 im happy that you spent time with your moms yay ✔👍
Sebastapol is one of my favorite towns. To the west, on the coast is the town of Jenner. And 45 minutes north of that, along the coast highway, is the town of Gualala which is my very favorite town. It is hard to get to but worth if for a quick visit. There really isnt much there as far as stores so stock up in Jenner or even Santa Rosa if you are going there for a few days of venture. This area of Northern California is a real treasure.
Amen! Nothing like the openness and freedom the desert gives you.
When I was a kid in the early sixties, one of my uncles worked at Camp Meeker. Sebastopol was a quirky little town even then. It was known for the Italian Restaurants. I think there were three of them. It is a beautiful area and I always liked visiting there. Happy New Year to you.
Camp meeker is in between Monte Río and Occidental where the italian restarautes are keep on going past o ccidental you got bodega bay on the right w/hitchcock birds house and sebastapol on the left
Hey Sara...got me an alpaca poncho (Owl) off ebay.....new for a 25$ bid....most were close to 70$....they had many designs. Hand made in Ecuador Hope yall enjoyed the visit with Mom. Cute little cabin at moms. Mom sounds cool.
At 14.34 there a old picture of a young girl, i wonder who is that? lol i think it is Sarah! Lovely video Hussy!
i forgot to ad, a picture of a very Pretty Woman!
Speaking of "canopy of green trees". My grandfather grew up in the "piny woods" of east Texas. The first time that he saw an open sky it scared him. He said it was like the opposite of claustrophobia. He grew up with horse and buggy. Dirt poor, no car, and never took the train out of the woods. He didn't stay long out of. The woods while in North Texas he and his two buddies were arrested for a train robbery. No, he didn't go to jail he had them call his local sheriff to vouch for them. They called, and the sheriff said those are good ol boys, they would never rob a train. So they let them go.
-- You would love to have talked to my grandfather. Y'all are probably kindred spirits. Perhaps one day y'all will meet. 😄
You are right about dry cold, I spent my teenage years in Blackfoot Idaho where one winter it got to -40 F. But the coldest I’ve ever been was in Arizona in the early 1980s. It was 80 degrees in the day and 32 at daybreak where my best friend and I spent a drunken overnighter out on our Harleys. Then we had to ride across Phoenix with only tank tops. Until he died a few years ago we would always ask “what’s the coldest you’ve ever been”? And that morning always prevailed. 😎
Boy your mom's got some style baby
... Love it
Happy New Years 2022
What a wonderful video! I love the redwood forest! So beautiful in the springtime. Happy 2023, Wonderhussy!!
Even though I find the desert interesting I would never want to be in a land without wonderful trees! I live in Michigan so here we have everything as the seasons change!
We know what kind of 'Vapors' are coming out of forests of Northern California😆
Happy New a year WH 🎊. Your desert walk in your “Babushka” outfit and the (perfect) accompanying Russian music, had me rolling 🤣
Just west of Sebastopol is the sweet old town of Bogega. It's famous for being the filming site for Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds". That would probably be worth a video.
blanket! Was through there about a week before you. Went up 101 to Florence, Or, to miss snow on I 5. Had about 1 in. between coast and Eugene. Great trip up 101 camping. Lots of rain. Lots warmer than Vacaville which was 31. Glad to get back to Or where it was wet but warmer. Now 12.30.21, 4am freezing cold, snow 12.31.21. Making my R Pod ready for next outing. Oh, did I mention sometimes I'm a glamper. I do have a 4x4 for desert roughing it. 77 y o, and still camping. So.e day see you on the trail. Happy New Year, to you and your family.
Oh you use that term "pissing rain".. Didn't know you used that in the US lol..In Ireland we use it quite a lot.😁
You're so cute, yes way different coolness from dry cold to wet cold and snow dry cold, I love the difference. Thanks for the B roll. Love that area, I use to live in Bolinas and worked at Smileys, definitely worth the drive so much to see. Your mom's example of vapor is so true! Ha yes break out of the Vapors!! LOVE the flash floods in the desert 🏜️
Did you know they now have heated socks and jackets that are waterproof, that will keep your little Babushka warm and toasty !!!! have a Happy New Year !!!
'Tempting fate in a mud puddle' You're so funny!
Mike in the northwest
With low humidity your body sweat will evaporate faster cooling you faster than if in a wet climate , so enjoy lol
A spoonful of cod liver oil will fight the vapors. Your outfit at the end reminded me of the lady that walked around talking to herself and swearing at everyone. I would buy her a hot coffee on winter days and she would stand there swearing at me as she drank it, did not dare walk away as she may throw it at you. Even though I was in college she taught me new swear words in multiple languages, so she had to be multilingual when more able to be around people.
Yes- one day you shall give in to the forest 🌲🌲🌲
Oh how I want to be in that redwood forest so beautiful 😍 it's snowing in washington and they took all the trees aways from the city of seattle. Hmm redwood forest ugh I love it!
Wow, the “piney woods “look stunning! But, back to the desert 🌵
a couple of great stops in tehachapi are Kohnen's Country Bakery, a german bakery, and redhouse bbq... happy travels !!
“Never give into the vapors and sleep forever”…we couldn’t come close to not seeing and listening to you on a regular basis…may 2022 be better for you and everyone 🙏🙏🙏…Sara, happy New Year to you, your sister and the whole family and friends…For all out there in “eye shot” of my iPad keyboard…HAVE A HAPPY, SAFE AND BLESSED NEW YEAR! 🥂🍻🍷 🎊🎉🎆
You too , thank u 🤩
such an ethereal landscape...love it.
Your Christmas journey among the forest tribes is done. Back among the desert dwellers. Hope you had a wonderful time. That fireplace in the cabin looked warm and cozy.
Hello n merry Xmas!! Safe travels
Happy New Year Sarah-great video and I thank you for the adventure stories of this year-rock n roll into 2022-🇬🇧💃
The 2022 Wonderhussy calendar will be filled with new adventures, I promise
The forest is a nice place. Damp is life. Dry is death.
my family has had a cabin in the same are for 80years, Gurneville/Monte Rio
Awe.....you're BEAUTIFUL.
Excellent update....
Some beautiful scenery & locations
HAPPY HAPPY Holidays to ALL
Love & Aloha from Hawai'i
Happy 4:20 a.m.!!!!
Git some sleep! Haha
Cheers! New years ya!
Hey wonderhussy, i can't believe how fast your channel has grown in the past year! I remember when you were just at 70k when i started following, love your content 💯
"Babushka and the Vapors" would be a great band name. Actually, there was a band called The Vapors, who had one hit called Turning Japanese. No Babushka, though.
Regarding the effect of humidity on the subjective feeling of cold, my own experience (as a fellow desert dweller) is that dry cold is less intense than wet cold, just as dry heat is less intense than a humid heat.
...l really think so.
The wind in the desert is likely why it seems colder.
Babushka was a song by Kate Bush
I was born and raised at the foothill of the Colorado Rockies and the coldest winter I ever experience was in Kansas City with the high humidity. So I must agree.
Agreed. I used to live 15ish miles north of Sebastopol in Rio Nido, a 'suburb' of Guerneville in a steep-sided narrow north to south canyon that only saw a few hours of dappled sunlight a day. It always felt cold; the damp just settled on you like dewdrops on a spider web. I live in the Ogden area now and it can be well below freezing on a calm day and no jacket required.
That is one sweet guest house! I'd take that over the desert any day..
I love how every inch of the forest is alive! What a change of environment.
If you blocked the wind you'd be warmer.
Totally reminds me of my sis and brother in laws cabin in trinity, it was just out of Junction City, not as finished, as your moms, but it was beautiful, and right on a creek, we had water going across the road as well, and it was very steep as well. They had to sell it, so it's no longer in the family. But great memories!
Hmm...guess its the vapors that make me not want to get out of bed, hit the highway and arrive timely to work.
It was 25 below here in Montana on Christmas Eve. I like you as a Babushka! :). My father spoke German and Russian (French also) and as a boy I grew up hearing him using the occasional Russian idiom. Great video as usual.
Wow! It was 83 in north Texas on Christmas Day!
Wow tell you mom that's a beautiful palace 😍 in the mountain.
I lived in Occidental for 5 years! Was my favorite place ever. Happy Holidays.
I would take the rain, I just hade over 10 ft of snow in South Lake, Tahoe
Greetings from the central Oregon coast. The Big Dark. Rain, snow and “slushy wintery mix” Happy new year! ✌️❤️
Man that's paradise. I live in Arcata. What a sweet cabin. I also love Death Valley and used to go to the springs in Saline Valley when it wasn't taken over by the govt. and sort of taken care of by Mr.North. Too bad you didn't see it then. Love your videos, and I know your double and she is cute too. Happy New Year, Hussie
Great contrast show. A babushka should be a scarf for you. Not a grandmother image. The starkness of the desert is the core and base under a big sky. Good going!
I just moved from the forest (Forest Ranch, Ca by Chico) to the desert, Silver City NV. I've been following your adventures for some time. Your move from Las Vegas to the desert by Pahrump intrigued me. I was at Delights Hot Springs from Dec 1-10, We left there the day before the storm and hunkered down in the warmth of our cozy home. Happy New Year.
That was beautiful. and yes you brought the Vapors with you
Great video. Makes me miss nor cal and the trees. I grew up on so cal beaches,
So different of climates that cali/nev has. Love it.
Both beautiful places. Nature is the best.
cool 4Runner！
Hi from Canada. My husband and I have been enjoying your videos, starting from when you were in Las Vegas! We appreciate your humour and sense of adventure. We also appreciate the social justice issues you raise. During Covid you have provided a much needed and positive viewing experience on TH-cam amidst all the news network doom and gloom. Looking forward to 2022 and your new adventures. Happy trails! 🍁
I remember how good warm, sunny movies felt when watching them during winter months in sub-zero Montana. I moved to California upon finishing my last class at school (arrived here before the graduation ceremony took place!) and it is the best thing I ever did.
Yes the Mojave always calls you back. Happy New Years to you.
I 100% agree about the desert. Even though it gets hotter than Hades in the summer, there really is something to be said about desert living. I live in Arizona and it just love it here. By golly I love the desert and all the colors of the sky and seeing the beautiful mountains. Happy New Year and safe travels. Lets hope 2022 the world regains some sense not sanity and not a repeat of the last two. I'm really hop sing we don't get 2020 part 2 this next year.
super cute little cabin.Hopefully the mouth guard doesn't plug up the drain! Love the colorful desert outfit! Wonderful that you can enjoy both the forest and the desert:)
Thanks you my friend see you soon
You brought the vapors back with you. You didn't escape after all 🙃😉
Howdy...Been watching yur vids for about a year...Great to see a lady such as u exists...Yur quite a character and interesting! I lived in Las Vegas many years and been back in south central lower Michigan over a year...Very hick and conservative plus my old stomping ground...I truly miss the desert climate, hiking/climbing the surrounding areas outside of Las Vegas, etc. The way u sum up damp/dry cold¿¿¿ I'm on the same page and agree about the difference u described 100%! Well wishes 2022 from my heart to u...Be safe and have fun fun fun!
To keep warm a long raincoat, polyester will stop the wind going through your clothes. Keep warm. And cloves with fingers that flip back. Love your videos!
Happy and healthy 2022 to you and your loved ones!! I loved the Forrest!! Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to many adventures with you in the new year! 🙌✌🏻💝😍🎉🎉🤗👍🏻
It sure was a different change of scenery but I hope you had a Merry Christmas, sort of and a Happy New Year with many more exciting adventures around the state. Don’t forget the mouth guard to.
Call your Dentist, He should still have the molds of your teeth and can have another one made and mail it to you.
Higher humidity means that moisture on your skin does not evaporate as easily. Remember your swamp cooler, evaporating water takes a lot of heat. 220 Kcals per mole Or 220,000 calories per 18 grams. Wind accelerates the evaporation and removes the tiny layer of still air on your skin. Hence, the term "wind chill"
Dont you love I-5? LOL! I use to drive it a lot when I was living in Cupertino and LA and LV. Drove many times from one end to the other but I always went thru Los Angeles to Las Vegas because I had businesses and houses in both places there too. So I would check on everything in all the places. At the time I lived with my ex-fiance in Cupertino where I had just bought a nice big house planning to live happily ever after while we were in negotiations to buy the Sahara. Well neither worked out so back to LA I went! My real home base but I loved the road from I-5 to the 101 that went thru Goleta. That was a beautiful drive thru the countryside and always made up for the I-5 drive. Have fun! Happy Holidays! Take care and God bless you all! David
Love the Babushka mentions. I think you Mom's little cabin was adorable. Get ready for rain, rain and more rain.
Just got caught up on your adventures, greatly admire you and your sister on the freedom you have. Best wishes to in 2022
I love the life in a good healthy forest.
🎉🎉Happy New Year Sarah Jane, and everyone! Great vlog!! Glad you had a good Christmas, and I hope 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣2️⃣ is a wonderful year. ❤️⌛️
Happy New Year 🎆🎈🎊 to Wonder Hussy and Friends!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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We are the same in NW Washington state - foggy, misty, mossy, damp, and....plump. Now dealing an arctic blast of snow and cold, we know how to hunker down when we need to. And yes, we also have to resist the urge to hibernate and get active. I still love the verdant forests. But, your Death Valley openness and horizons of sage are also beautiful.
I live in Maryland it's full of forest and lush ferns and thousands of varieties of plants. Yes humidity in the summer is brutal as much as 70 percent. Just short of raining. But the forest are so worth exploring tons of interesting finds and critters. It's very much appreciated.
We have rivers and bays everywhere so it hard to escape the humidity.
Your landscape is beautiful it's a different kind of beautiful.
I've hiked many surrounding states sure you. Thought of living there but I'd miss my green landscape. It's like a rain forest. We have the four seasons. The colors are amazing.... I must say you are very interesting. I'd love to have a friend like yourself. Not a lot of women here are interested in hiking and exploring old treasures of history left behind. Do I'll joke through you lol
Happy New Year Sarah !🎉🎊🎇
Happy new year to you and all your kin too (all year.) Love the "secret B-roll". I actually love all the outdoor terrains; wet mossy forest, mostly dry forest, above timberline mountains, high desert, low desert, seashore. And all the others. I admit that I deal with cold better than heat (and cold and wet requires special equipment, planning, and careful execution), but I am always awed by the plants and animal that make a living in the desiccation of the low altitude desert.
On the subject of humidity and “ feeling of coldness” having lived in the UP of Michigan (dry cold) for five years and then in Northwest Florida (wet cold) I’ve thought that wet cold is colder. Enjoy your adventures. Always interesting and entertaining. Happy New Year. Don & Sue Ellen in Florida
Exactly! She had it backwards. Wet cold is much worse.
NWFL hello from Baldwin County right over here.
can I just say how much I love Death Valley Life intro music... so good!
Great video. Loved the forest and your keeping warm look.
I've spent a lot of time in the redwoods on the coast and in the Sierra nevadas they are very beautiful and I thought that's where I wanted to spend the rest of my life , until I got to the desert. I have been in the desert for 18 years now and have never felt so free as I do living here.
hey sarah, happy to hear you were able to get together w/ your family for Christmas, also want to wish you and your sister a very Happy and Prosperous New Year....ALL MY BEST to you n sister................wayne in sparks.
Dry cold is sooooo much better than damp cold! Wind is the killer. I did a bunch of years working outdoors up and down the east coast. It's the wind that'll git ya!
I had a clawfoot tub 35 years ago. I've torn about 20 of them out of old houses.
Morning Huss!
I'm with you. Desert is the best.