Lesson from those that came before you..... shortcuts aren't always the best route. That aside, I give you two thumbs up for you hiking abilities and great camera work. Since I'll never go there, I thank you for taking me along.
very good that was a good stretch of the legs I wonder what is up there something real creepy don't worry about mr. mountain lion if he's hungry you'll never know what hit you
Just when it appears you may have exhausted your vast store of sites, you come up with a waterfall in the southern Nevada desert! Keep up the great work WH.
Coolest video ever! Go back with water and a friend and some ropes. We’ve Got to see the source!!! I love all your videos, Sarah. You have such moxie and talent!!! I’m 72 and wish I’d have let my inner self shine earlier! Now, watching your videos brings me joy and laughter!! As it is, I did get some family to set up my minivan as a camper and am packing to start my second tour across the country. I spend winters with my son/family.
WH List of 5 items to pack on your rig... 1. The Modern Field Guide to Old Beer Cans (Coors) 2. Spare Water 3. A Good pair of matching climbing gloves that will accessorize pink hiking boots. 4. One small lightweight drone 5. One Geiger counter
Sarah doesn't wander far from her rig without a few essentials...water, snacks, drone, bear spray., her pet alligator (just kidding)...but she really should take gloves. I don't think she does very often.
@@tommylitz4543 I often wonder about that with regard to certain areas in Japan too. But, seems like those folks are doing okay. Just another darn thing to think about...and another reason to save nuclear weapons for defense against large space rocks headed our way or similar. We sure don't want to use them here during a war again.
That waterfall is well known around Tonopah and Goldfield. That mountain does get snow and there are mountain sheep on it. The hole to the right side of the waterfall was a miner's cubby hole house. His mine was further around the mountain to the northeast but the Test Site frowns on anyone going over that direction. I've been told that weddings have been held there in the past. I climbed part way up the falls several years ago but at this point, I'm a bit old for any serious hiking. Glad you made it up as far as you did and could show us what was up there. The pile of wood you found before the falls, was a train stop and there was an old train car there until a couple of years ago and someone removed it. Keep up the fun.
Cool place, nice find, nice that someone shared it with you. You don't want to know what they are doing over there. lol Great job with the song at the end.
You've taken me back to the mid to late 70's with that Coors can. They had two iterations of the first post pull tab cans. I'm not sure if the one you found was first or second, but it's certainly from around 1976-1978. BTW the second type had two push tabs, one small to vent and one larger to drink/pour. Also same approximate vintage. Keep doing what you do, it's great!!
@@Snarkapotamus omg,yes!!! We honeymooned in Colorado and brought 20 cases back to Chicago. After it was available east of the missisip it never tasted the same😉
I told Sarah she must have a Guardian Angel - watching over her 24/7 - keeping her safe on these risky climbs. I think all of her viewers would agree - we wouldn't ever think any less of her - if she took fewer risks !
Yes, but, one day her luck may run out and she will be in trouble, or she may run into some weirdos and God knows what would happen, hopefully the aforementioned never occurs. I’d be carrying a firearm for sure, and a Satellite phone like SurvivorMan did, just in case.
Can you imagine the nice place you could build there? Your own waterfall - with enough water to put in a septic tank below you. You could fill a pool - have a garden - keep a cow and pig. With solar - you could live completely off the grid.
Look'n like a drone would have come in handy on this epic adventure! Thanks for this video share Sarah Jane! You can definitely do it all with gust-O!!!
I think the oven was a kiln as potters use those little blocks to stack and properly hold pieces inside! Stinging nettle is a great herb you can actually make a delicious nettle soup! And i think they blew out those tiny caves to see what kinda rocks or minerals they could find back in the day... cheers!
Thank you Sarah for your adventurist climb up that desert mountain, Very interesting, never dreamed there would be a discovery of water in the desert. Your curious mind always brings us some great videos, You go Girl, I enjoyed this, keep doing what you do.
You are blessed to enjoy nature's wonders ! Next best thing is to share your adventures with us ! Really enjoy the sights and your knowledge . Careful hiking on your own! Have fallen, slipped down ... happens so fast and you have no control unless can grab a tree,root or rock on you way down...! Then there are the large owweees to bandaid up! Great adventure, waterfall is a priceless find .!
That was quite an adventure to find the source of that waterfall, such surprising beauty in the middle of an arid waste land. Make sure to be safe on your adventures Sarah 👍☮️
Stonewall Falls is fed by Stonewall Spring as it stair-steps roughly 400 vertical feet down the steep northern flank of Stonewall Mountain, 15 miles outside of Goldfield and about 170 miles northwest of Las Vegas.
I enjoy these videos, since I am now 100% disabled, but I used to be quite active. What you called a flywheel was a large pulley. Each grove used a drive belt to a smaller pulley on the drive motor. It cold be either individual, or a wide single belt with multiple drive surfaces. The V configuration gives more surface area to allow for better power transfer. Stay safe, and keep smiling. It confuses people, and they don't know what you're up to. 😁
One of the best channels on TH-cam! Love the editing…keep up the great work Sarah, and thank you for taking us to experience some of these beautiful American gems that most of us will never see in our lifetimes!❤️
In the 1950's people often made the arduous hike to the top of Mt. Charleston because it offered a view of the atomic bomb tests at the Nevada Test Site.
That was something! Waterfall in the desert. I'm glad it was your video and not some one afraid to go as far as you do! Thanks for taking us along. Been watching you since you had your old Ford 2 wheel drive Ranger. Turned several people on to your channel. Keep up the great work.
I bought a couple of cases of Coors in AZ mid 70s. AZ was a test state for that kind of can, needless to say it didnt go over very well. There was a push to get rid of the flip tops because fish would swallow them. WE made fishing lures out of flip tops.
Popped that type of her can a looong time past. No pansies though. You are awesome and I wish more people could see what a gem your channel is. You should branch out to Wyoming. Keep on keeping on. (Yea, old person saying.)
Ya made my stomach turn scrambling up and down that rock looking for the source of that waterfall. I know you're careful...that was too much of a chance. Glad it was a win/win and you're safe/safe❤️Looking forward to the next video👍
I hiked with my son to the top of Antelope Island out of SLC. We decided to come back around the back side. OMG! It turned out to be sketchy AF! Thank god we’re still alive! Stay on the main trail for god’s sake! 😆
Great fun … watched to the end … from bed… hahaha you can actually sing very well if you ever quit this day non job there is a bar mike waiting for you somewhere nowhere in Lost Vegas with hot and cold running watered down drinks. Do keep Carrying on Ms Wonderful Hussy! Also I do love the solo camera work of your tiny tail climbing up that rock in your rockin lil shorts too! It would be a shame not to notice and acknowledge that you put it in here just to keep us old guys dreaming we are still out there following you up that scramble hike … of course just to protect you from the stinging nettles that sneak up from the rear to bitecha … when you are looking carefully forward for snakes and mountain lions and tigers and bears OH MY!
Such an adorable , fun , sexy , informative little desert monkey 💓 LMAO when u started singin TLC😂 Thank you for takin us along on another wonderful adventure.
I've seen you do some pretty crazy things, but this was nuts...I loved every moment of it!!!. Btw, I'm glad you decided not to go directly to the source of the mysterious waterfall because I'm pretty sure it led to an alien portal to another space/time...And how are we gonna enjoy your future videos if you got stuck in the 5th dimension. Awesome content as always.
As desolate and dry as it is there, I think your friend must have gotten a radiator leak and called it a waterfall by mistake and then The WH, aka the desert explorer, looked on the G. earth map and sought out the real deal. Gosh Dang !! The Wonder 'hustle' gave us the wonder risk-skay shot at the beginning of the video, sending the message that it would be a wise idea to stay tuned til the very end, so that you wouldn't miss a thing, hehe.
Wow Wonderhussy that was an adventure. Not alone great video footage and detailed analysis of this secret waterfall. We're staying tuned for more of your adventures across the southwest deserts. And thanks for taking us along with you through your neck of the woods...🖒🌷🌵😚😊🌵🌹
Well WH, awesome climb and desert tour. Doing that climb alone not very safe and smart but exciting. I think a drone would have worked fine. Al in all you are awesome. Places that no man has gone before, except WH.
On On? Could it be? Could WH have a Hash Name? Just in case, I;m P.O.A.R. GM of the Baton Rouge H3. I stumbled on your page looking for something of interest and I found you. I love your adventures, I just wish I could join in......unfortunately, after being medically retired as an International industrial fire/rescue instructor for 50 years, and dealing with Parkinson's Disease,....... I cant do the physical stuff anymore. Oh well, I now live vicariously through you, and Itchy Boots (she travels the world on 2 wheels). Thanks for doing what you do!!!
That is a Coors beer can, possibly dating back to the 1970s. That can did not a pull tab, instead it had a push tab. To open it you had to push it down into the the top of the can. You had to be careful when doing so because there was the possibility of cutting your finger, more likely if you had been drinking.
It's called a trommel (sp?) it separates the the ore into smaller parts with water (or maybe dry?)and sieves. Great video by the way!!!!! You're one brave Homo Sapien.
It's called a ball mill the ore is loaded at one end the steel balls are too big to go through the grill as it turns the ore is ground and powder goes through grill
Use due caution about some of those old nevada mines.... interestingly enough some of those mines were uranium mines.... there was uranium mining in Nevada....
Very cool video!! I have been wanting to check these falls out for years now. I hear it can be totally frozen in the winter and at times, extremely lush and full. I might try and check it out in early spring. With all of this unusual rainfall from the monsoons I may even check it out next week. Thanks again for the post!!
great explore, i soooo love seeing all water sources in the desert, almost more interesting to me then mines in a way. there is basically water all over death valley, you just need to know where to find it :)
More likely a '52 Chevy sedan. The '51 models didn't have the chrome strip on the rear fenders. Not much difference otherwise -- minor changes in the grille, which is apparently no longer there.
You just found the Lost Dutchman mine. That rust-colored rock by your head, when you stopped at the top of your climb was one of the indicators of gold deposits--pyrite. The others there were quartz and maybe even a bit of black sands--sulfites. That rotary kiln was processing gypsum by the looks of the debris on the outside. Borax was around, too, so who knows?
You always seem to run into a beer can or two on your travels Sarah lol.Thanks for that journey looking for the infamous waterfall. Beautiful panoramic views.Nice informative content Sarah.✌☝️👍😎🙂
Have you been to the waterfall at the bottom of Hall Canyon in Panamint Valley? It's sort of blocked off by the Indian Ranch, but there is actually a series of waterfalls. I've seen three of them, but several are only accessible to people with serious mountain climbing skills. That said, the bottom one (which is about 60 feet tall) is an easy walk once you have permission to go there.
This is a treat this week. Yesterday, I got to see a video from Anna's Burning Curiosity. She went "All Terrain Anna" to climb to an old castle in The Czech Republic. And now I get to see Sarah Jane go "All Terrain Hussy" near Area 51🙂Been a great week. Thanks a heap, Sarah Jane...and much love to you and yours.
Im new to your channel you should have day pack with the 10 essential and in your case snake bite kit. I know for some it could take away the simplistic rawness of exploring Thanks for sharing the solitude there is amazing especially at night. I live in the woodlands mountains 97% of my backpacking trip start after dark love that solitude. I dont live as close as i use to but i find the desert a amazingly beautiful place to spend time in.
I think finding the source of the waterfall would have been a good job for your drone. It could have gotten close to what you thought was the source in the bushes when you were standing above on the second day. Nice find though.
The second water falls at Panamint Spring is pretty cool as well. Not sure if you did the second one. Also, all of those canyons on west side road in Death Valley have springs and little water falls way up the canyons. The same goes for Saline Valley.
Is the water safe to drink ? You should get test cylinders and take samples and have them tested when you find water That is an old style can that I think just one company used, maybe Coors ?
Only Wonderhussy drives to an Arial Bombing Range to visit a waterfall, then stays there overnight "because it never said you cannot camp here" 🙂
Our cat loved the singing at the end. She hopped up onto the computer desk so she could touch your image on the screen.
Lesson from those that came before you..... shortcuts aren't always the best route. That aside, I give you two thumbs up for you hiking abilities and great camera work. Since I'll never go there, I thank you for taking me along.
When are you going to Cerro Gordo
@@keithsherman8345 Did you mean that question for Sarah?
very good that was a good stretch of the legs I wonder what is up there something real creepy don't worry about mr. mountain lion if he's hungry you'll never know what hit you
Just when it appears you may have exhausted your vast store of sites, you come up with a waterfall in the southern Nevada desert! Keep up the great work WH.
Did you received something Tom??
Coolest video ever! Go back with water and a friend and some ropes. We’ve Got to see the source!!! I love all your videos, Sarah. You have such moxie and talent!!! I’m 72 and wish I’d have let my inner self shine earlier! Now, watching your videos brings me joy and laughter!! As it is, I did get some family to set up my minivan as a camper and am packing to start my second tour across the country. I spend winters with my son/family.
Nice that they let the public drive to the falls. That was amazing to see an artesian spring.
WH
List of 5 items to pack on your rig...
1. The Modern Field Guide to Old Beer Cans (Coors)
2. Spare Water
3. A Good pair of matching climbing gloves that will accessorize pink hiking boots.
4. One small lightweight drone
5. One Geiger counter
Sarah doesn't wander far from her rig without a few essentials...water, snacks, drone, bear spray., her pet alligator (just kidding)...but she really should take gloves. I don't think
she does very often.
@@tomfrye9037 i'd use caution being near bare metal that was within 100 miles of a former bomb test site. How depleted is depleted uranium.
@@tommylitz4543 I often wonder about that with regard to certain areas in Japan too. But, seems like those folks are doing okay. Just another darn thing to think about...and another reason to save nuclear weapons for defense against large space rocks headed our way or similar. We sure don't want to use them here during a war again.
That waterfall is well known around Tonopah and Goldfield. That mountain does get snow and there are mountain sheep on it. The hole to the right side of the waterfall was a miner's cubby hole house. His mine was further around the mountain to the northeast but the Test Site frowns on anyone going over that direction. I've been told that weddings have been held there in the past. I climbed part way up the falls several years ago but at this point, I'm a bit old for any serious hiking. Glad you made it up as far as you did and could show us what was up there. The pile of wood you found before the falls, was a train stop and there was an old train car there until a couple of years ago and someone removed it. Keep up the fun.
Keyword... Frowns... So not restricted?
Thank you
Cool place, nice find, nice that someone shared it with you. You don't want to know what they are doing over there. lol Great job with the song at the end.
You've taken me back to the mid to late 70's with that Coors can. They had two iterations of the first post pull tab cans. I'm not sure if the one you found was first or second, but it's certainly from around 1976-1978. BTW the second type had two push tabs, one small to vent and one larger to drink/pour. Also same approximate vintage. Keep doing what you do, it's great!!
Coors had to abanded the push in tabs due to cut fingers.
LOL. Cut drunk fingers ... maybe they didn't mind so much... until the next day at work.
@@rickmcelroy7588 - Yeah, it wasn't their best effort! I remember them well. But, back then getting Coors east of the Mississippi was a real trick!
@@Snarkapotamus omg,yes!!! We honeymooned in Colorado and brought 20 cases back to Chicago. After it was available east of the missisip it never tasted the same😉
I remember both styles and yes I did get laid. Haha
I told Sarah she must have a Guardian Angel - watching over her 24/7 - keeping her safe on these risky climbs. I think all of her viewers would agree - we wouldn't ever think any less of her - if she took fewer risks !
Most gayest shit I have heard!!!
Yes, but, one day her luck may run out and she will be in trouble, or she may run into some weirdos and God knows what would happen, hopefully the aforementioned never occurs. I’d be carrying a firearm for sure, and a Satellite phone like SurvivorMan did, just in case.
She very definitely has guardian angels.
There's a lot of vitamins and minerals in the leaf of the stinging nettle, You can make a tea with it.
Can you imagine the nice place you could build there? Your own waterfall - with enough water to put in a septic tank below you. You could fill a pool - have a garden - keep a cow and pig. With solar - you could live completely off the grid.
Look'n like a drone would have come in handy on this epic adventure! Thanks for this video share Sarah Jane! You can definitely do it all with gust-O!!!
I’ve been frequenting Death Valley for 30 some years, and it still has surprises left for me. ❤️
Remember what Mike Rowe says, safety third. If your always worried about safety you will not enjoy the county you explore. Keep going
John
I think the oven was a kiln as potters use those little blocks to stack and properly hold pieces inside! Stinging nettle is a great herb you can actually make a delicious nettle soup! And i think they blew out those tiny caves to see what kinda rocks or minerals they could find back in the day... cheers!
Great explore- just glad you used boots instead of flip flops!
Thank you Sarah for your adventurist climb up that desert mountain, Very interesting, never dreamed there would be a discovery of water in the desert. Your curious mind always brings us some great videos, You go Girl, I enjoyed this, keep doing what you do.
You definitely have frontier blood running through your veins. Very well done .
Cool adventure Sarah! Thanks for letting us tag along!
The Desert has all kinds of beauty and surprises! Love it!
You are blessed to enjoy nature's wonders ! Next best thing is to share your adventures with us ! Really enjoy the sights and your knowledge . Careful hiking on your own! Have fallen, slipped down ... happens so fast and you have no control unless can grab a tree,root or rock on you way down...! Then there are the large owweees to bandaid up! Great adventure, waterfall is a priceless find .!
That was quite an adventure to find the source of that waterfall, such surprising beauty in the middle of an arid waste land. Make sure to be safe on your adventures Sarah 👍☮️
No wonder it's a secret base! They're hiding that waterfall!
A real good drone would be nice to see the top of the falls, and safer. Cool waterfall thanks for showing it to us Sarah.
Make sure you have your sattlelite phone with you when you go mountain goat out there Wonderhussy.
I had to laugh at your obscure reference to Tom Waits "what's he building in there?"
Awesome video Sarah one of your best in my opinion👍✌️👌. Me and my wife love your videos. We have been watching you for years
Stonewall Falls is fed by Stonewall Spring as it stair-steps roughly 400 vertical feet down the steep northern flank of Stonewall Mountain, 15 miles outside of Goldfield and about 170 miles northwest of Las Vegas.
I enjoy these videos, since I am now 100% disabled, but I used to be quite active.
What you called a flywheel was a large pulley. Each grove used a drive belt to a smaller pulley on the drive motor. It cold be either individual, or a wide single belt with multiple drive surfaces. The V configuration gives more surface area to allow for better power transfer.
Stay safe, and keep smiling. It confuses people, and they don't know what you're up to. 😁
Thank goodness someone knows what that was!!
Gutsy climb all by yourself. You rock!
One of the best channels on TH-cam! Love the editing…keep up the great work Sarah, and thank you for taking us to experience some of these beautiful American gems that most of us will never see in our lifetimes!❤️
Beer can about 76. Bunch of guys had Picker Nickels to push in the tabs
Im pleased that you chose safety over curiosity make a good little one live longer YAAAAAY 😁👍🌹❤
In the 1950's people often made the arduous hike to the top of Mt. Charleston because it offered a view of the atomic bomb tests at the Nevada Test Site.
This is one of my favorite videos of yours! Thank you for sharing the Beauty and the adventure with us. You have such an adventurous soul I dig it
I appreciate your knowledge of botany. It's all around us but few people talk about.
That was something! Waterfall in the desert. I'm glad it was your video and not some one afraid to go as far as you do! Thanks for taking us along. Been watching you since you had your old Ford 2 wheel drive Ranger. Turned several people on to your channel. Keep up the great work.
I bought a couple of cases of Coors in AZ mid 70s. AZ was a test state for that kind of can, needless to say it didnt go over very well. There was a push to get rid of the flip tops because fish would swallow them. WE made fishing lures out of flip tops.
Looks like a ball mill for crushing ore. I sure like your personality. Zany, like Steve Martin, "I'm a wild and crazy guy! (girl)!
Told mine Wonder Hussy. As a matter of fact the yellow stuff inside may have been GOLD
Popped that type of her can a looong time past. No pansies though. You are awesome and I wish more people could see what a gem your channel is. You should branch out to Wyoming. Keep on keeping on. (Yea, old person saying.)
Thank you Sarah for all of these videos you share.
❤ Sarah, l was nervous. lol. No one there wiith you to help, safety in numbers and all that jazz..
Ya made my stomach turn scrambling up and down that rock looking for the source of that waterfall. I know you're careful...that was too much of a chance. Glad it was a win/win and you're safe/safe❤️Looking forward to the next video👍
I hiked with my son to the top of Antelope Island out of SLC. We decided to come back around the back side. OMG! It turned out to be sketchy AF! Thank god we’re still alive! Stay on the main trail for god’s sake! 😆
Great fun … watched to the end … from bed… hahaha you can actually sing very well if you ever quit this day non job there is a bar mike waiting for you somewhere nowhere in Lost Vegas with hot and cold running watered down drinks.
Do keep Carrying on Ms Wonderful Hussy!
Also I do love the solo camera work of your tiny tail climbing up that rock in your rockin lil shorts too!
It would be a shame not to notice and acknowledge that you put it in here just to keep us old guys dreaming we are still out there following you up that scramble hike … of course just to protect you from the stinging nettles that sneak up from the rear to bitecha … when you are looking carefully forward for snakes and mountain lions and tigers and bears OH MY!
Such an adorable , fun , sexy , informative little desert monkey 💓
LMAO when u started singin TLC😂
Thank you for takin us along on another wonderful adventure.
Wow, you are quite the climber! Awesome scenery and thanks for sharing Sarah!
Another great video. Don't forget the bear spray next time. Best of luck to ya.
You are a unique and refreshing individual. Thanks for the trip, it was enjoyable. Glad you made it safe!
I've seen you do some pretty crazy things, but this was nuts...I loved every moment of it!!!. Btw, I'm glad you decided not to go directly to the source of the mysterious waterfall because I'm pretty sure it led to an alien portal to another space/time...And how are we gonna enjoy your future videos if you got stuck in the 5th dimension. Awesome content as always.
As desolate and dry as it is there, I think your friend must have gotten a radiator leak and called it a waterfall by mistake and then The WH, aka the desert explorer, looked on the G. earth map and sought out the real deal. Gosh Dang !! The Wonder 'hustle' gave us the wonder risk-skay shot at the beginning of the video, sending the message that it would be a wise idea to stay tuned til the very end, so that you wouldn't miss a thing, hehe.
Wow Wonderhussy that was an adventure. Not alone great video footage and detailed analysis of this secret waterfall. We're staying tuned for more of your adventures across the southwest deserts. And thanks for taking us along with you through your neck of the woods...🖒🌷🌵😚😊🌵🌹
You brighten my life! Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Thanks Sarah! I don't have Telegram and the only gift I desire is taking me and your fans on an adventure or two every week.
Well WH, awesome climb and desert tour. Doing that climb alone not very safe and smart but exciting. I think a drone would have worked fine. Al in all you are awesome. Places that no man has gone before, except WH.
#1 is a fire brick lined rotary kiln. The bricks are very lightweight and heat-resistant.
#2 is an old Coors can from early to mid 1970's.
On On? Could it be? Could WH have a Hash Name? Just in case, I;m P.O.A.R. GM of the Baton Rouge H3. I stumbled on your page looking for something of interest and I found you. I love your adventures, I just wish I could join in......unfortunately, after being medically retired as an International industrial fire/rescue instructor for 50 years, and dealing with Parkinson's Disease,....... I cant do the physical stuff anymore. Oh well, I now live vicariously through you, and Itchy Boots (she travels the world on 2 wheels). Thanks for doing what you do!!!
That is a Coors beer can, possibly dating back to the 1970s. That can did not a pull tab, instead it had a push tab. To open it you had to push it down into the the top of the can. You had to be careful when doing so because there was the possibility of cutting your finger, more likely if you had been drinking.
your on the Nellis training range--extends about 200 miles by 100 miles-the hot springs at warm springs is the same spring--they are all over Nv
people think the desert is a dry wasteland but it's so beautiful
It's called a trommel (sp?) it separates the the ore into smaller parts with water (or maybe dry?)and sieves. Great video by the way!!!!! You're one brave Homo Sapien.
You’re the only beautiful dandelion in the dessert WH🌼
It's called a ball mill the ore is loaded at one end the steel balls are too big to go through the grill as it turns the ore is ground and powder goes through grill
Use due caution about some of those old nevada mines.... interestingly enough some of those mines were uranium mines.... there was uranium mining in Nevada....
Very cool video!! I have been wanting to check these falls out for years now. I hear it can be totally frozen in the winter and at times, extremely lush and full. I might try and check it out in early spring. With all of this unusual rainfall from the monsoons I may even check it out next week. Thanks again for the post!!
I’m going to have to say that it’s a ball mill.
Used to pulverize rocks etc.
we use them at the mine I work at
Agree
yeah definitely
Cinnabar roaster, there are Mercury mines in the area, think that's the Cuprite Mining District
@@wreckclues interesting
@@wreckclues Thanks for the info.
great explore, i soooo love seeing all water sources in the desert, almost more interesting to me then mines in a way. there is basically water all over death valley, you just need to know where to find it :)
Love the TLC song Waterfalls, 1994 I was 24, now I'm 52 still love it! Love you wonnder Hussy!!!
Wow, Sarah, you have outdone yourself with this great video! Maybe send the drone up next time to explore!
Rear fenders looked like, around a 51 Chevy? Awesome waterfall in a weird place!
More likely a '52 Chevy sedan. The '51 models didn't have the chrome strip on the rear fenders. Not much difference otherwise -- minor changes in the grille, which is apparently no longer there.
Sara, you should explore the Dens waterfalls, also known as Eastgate Falls, near Eastgate. Nice hike up, but there are nettles.
Sarah, next time take your mini drone up so you can easy find the source of that waterfall 😉
You need to get a drone to explore those sketchy places. Love your videos Sarah
She has one . )
Not sure that would be a great idea on a government bomb range.
@@gemfyre855 - Right - more than likely, it would show up on her map (drone screen) as a no fly zone. Those are everywhere!
Reminds me of climbing up the water source at grapevine canyon on the Christmas tree pass.
Thank you 😊 Sarah. Your a kind and wonderful person ❤️ Lady! Love your friend William O
What u saw out in the desert is called a mill, inside the mill are called mill balls, it's for grinding materials.
Probably coming from an underground spring escaping through a crack in the rock high up ....a small oasis in the desert....
Sarah. Your crazy! Please be careful out there.....thanks for the great video 😃 😊
uhh as I sit here just outside Multnomah Falls, Oregon... 😍 THAT there is what we'd refer to as, a Trickle
You just found the Lost Dutchman mine. That rust-colored rock by your head, when you stopped at the top of your climb was one of the indicators of gold deposits--pyrite. The others there were quartz and maybe even a bit of black sands--sulfites. That rotary kiln was processing gypsum by the looks of the debris on the outside. Borax was around, too, so who knows?
You are one brave ,fearless,intrepid Explorer.🤙🙏🥰♥️ May the gods keep you safe and protect you always
You always seem to run into a beer can or two on your travels Sarah lol.Thanks for that journey looking for the infamous waterfall. Beautiful panoramic views.Nice informative content Sarah.✌☝️👍😎🙂
Dang! Can't believe you climed that! A+ in showing us everything. Cheers
Have you been to the waterfall at the bottom of Hall Canyon in Panamint Valley? It's sort of blocked off by the Indian Ranch, but there is actually a series of waterfalls. I've seen three of them, but several are only accessible to people with serious mountain climbing skills. That said, the bottom one (which is about 60 feet tall) is an easy walk once you have permission to go there.
Great video Sarah Jane. You’re so brave and funny. Spectacular scenery. 🙋♂️🇬🇧👍
Great hike along; I almost fell a couple of times, and the stinging nettle: thanks a ton; now let’s go to the base😎😎😎😎😎👍👍👍👍👍
My wife and I always enjoy your videos and look forward to each week's posts! Keep up the good work!
I’m just as amazed as you are…wow! Comes from underground I’m sure, so the water would be very cold. Very cool.
Funny! Also saw some of your hot spring hikes from a while back and enjoyed them too!
Thanks!
Ball/rod mill or perhaps a rotary kiln at a mercury mine.
This is a treat this week. Yesterday, I got to see a video from Anna's Burning Curiosity. She went "All Terrain Anna" to climb to an old castle in The Czech Republic. And now I get to see Sarah
Jane go "All Terrain Hussy" near Area 51🙂Been a great week. Thanks a heap, Sarah Jane...and much love to you and yours.
Wonderful Wonderhussy as usual cannot get enough of you!
Im new to your channel you should have day pack with the 10 essential and in your case snake bite kit. I know for some it could take away the simplistic rawness of exploring
Thanks for sharing the solitude there is amazing especially at night. I live in the woodlands mountains 97% of my backpacking trip start after dark love that solitude. I dont live as close as i use to but i find the desert a amazingly beautiful place to spend time in.
I think finding the source of the waterfall would have been a good job for your drone. It could have gotten close to what you thought was the source in the bushes when you were standing above on the second day. Nice find though.
I think you're right Sarah, there probably were wild animals around that area. They'd definitely find you to be a juicy morsel. Nice video!
That Coors can was from mid 70's , a trick someone showed me to open them, roll a golf ball around the top while pressing down
Nature and wonders super like the adventure , that waterfalls rocks.
The second water falls at Panamint Spring is pretty cool as well. Not sure if you did the second one. Also, all of those canyons on west side road in Death Valley have springs and little water falls way up the canyons. The same goes for Saline Valley.
Is the water safe to drink ?
You should get test cylinders and take samples and have them tested when you find water
That is an old style can that I think just one company used, maybe Coors ?
Sarah this was a good 👍🏽 one ☝️ oh and the ending song was awesome 👏 😁