Great Video.... When I was a kid 1958/ Route 66/ on our way to the Magic Kingdom for 4th of July we stopped at the Apache Camp Ground Motel and stayed in a authentic Apache tent for the night..... Good memories
I'm sure that you're aware that I've watched pretty much all of your videos multiple times. This one is absolutely my favorite! You are a great lady doing great things. Keep it up!
Wonderhussy you are the epitome of cool . I vote Wonderhussy to become a National treasure . She gets it and brings it home . Lots of us don't have the mobility to explore . So props to this wonderful ❤️ wandering explorer . National Geographic kept me hypnotized as a youngster . Today I have this treasure known as Wonderhussy . Who knows her shit . Thanks girl for all you do . So great to see you have so much fun . Much love and respect to you .
I love it. I have been over much of the old Route 66. I intend to see more of it in the future. "The plopping of turds." You have such a romantic soul, Wonder Huss. 8-) I don't understand the minds of people who trash and vandalize cool places any more than you do. When I lived in Coos Bay, there were miles of forest behind my parents house. People would drive into the woods and dump their garbage when there was a free dump only five miles away. Quite often, my nephew and I would see them driving up the dirt road with their pickups loaded with garbage. We would take the short cut behind my parents house on foot and be waiting for them when they got to the end of the road where they always liked to dump. We would step out of the forest and say "Ok, boys, you can just load it right back up, at least if you want to get out of here in one piece." My understanding is that the Apache were only dumb enough to mess with the Navajo a couple of times, and the retribution was so devastating, that the Apache left the Navajo alone for ever more after that.
A modern service station was built at Two Guns in 1963, and in the late 1960s a motel, western tavern, reptile exhibit, and new zoo were added. Later, a Shell service station was built and a KOA campground opened. The decline began in earnest in the mid 1970's as the Energy Crisis and repeated recessions occurred.
I remember that souvenir place when I was a kid. They had polished rocks and cages with snakes and scorpions, tarantulas and other desert critters. Not a coyote.
"...the tinkling of pee and the plopping of turds!" You are precious, Darlin'. Busted a gut on that one, I think you've found your calling. Just discovered your videos this past week and have been enjoying them immensely. You are a Darlin'. You get a fat "Atta Girl," for this one. Don't ever stop and keep up the good work, although would hardly call it that as you seem to be having as good a time making them as I've had watching them. Kudos.
I can tell you that I did swim in that pool when I was a kid & yes it was a KOA KAMP! The logo shape is clear in the sign. Then there is the K instead of a C in camp. Also, the office/gift shop had a specific shape that was KOA all the way in the good old days traveling route 66! I don't remember much about the caves, but I do remember thinking it was better than Disneyland or Knox Berry Farm because it didn't have those long lines! Nice piece & I'm kind of sad to see it in ruins....but I guess that's just the way the cookie crumbles!
In Feb & Mar of 1984 my late wife and myself drove from Los Angeles to Mass. We took our time and made a lot of stops along the way. We took I 40 and Route 66 of what was there at the time. We totally loved AZ and NM. Beautiful!
My grand daddy bought some condoms from the vending machine at that bathroom! He swore I would never have siblings and he lived the moment. Family road trips, you gotta love em!
Weird if you go on googie earth and click on the old "cowboy" water tower there in Two Guns,AZ you will see a man and woman on a two wheel bike pulling a two person seat on the back. They made a movie ,"Jesus of Malibu" and you can only watch it where ever they show it and only in the outdoors usually in the desert. Hippie RV nomads. Hey Sarah nice sticker placement! Busy photographer place, almost have to wait your turn. Excellent storytelling woman!
I can't believe it! I've driven by here a zillion times on I40 and often think of checking it out. I was going to suggest it to you as well. Dammit Sarah, you always beat me to the most interesting places. I love your adventures.
WH-another fantastic video! I remember Two Guns in 1957 being with my parents and started going thru the area again in the early 70s . I still go out old 66 when I go out West-I live in Fla. now, but plan on moving to Bull Head City soon! Take Care!
You've mentioned the movie Cars a few times in ur vids. I've visited the Route 66 museum in Shamrock, TX. It was featured as a backdrop in the film. I remember talking to a person at the museum and they said people from all over the world travel old 66 so it's no surprise you seen French tourists in Two Guns.
Hi WH I've actually seen the Apache Death Cave before but not to that depth. Opps, pardon the pun! I believe that most of those stacked stones, glyphs and the stone building on top are native American artifacts are genuine. The lion cages, garage, and other contemporary buildings are not. It was nice to see all the clean up being done on Two Guns. Whom ever is picking up all the trash is doing a good job. Your singing is really good one of these days someone is going to discover you.. I don't know how you do it. When you went back in the cave It was really exciting. I was really happy to see all the twists and turns. That glyph on the ceiling is sacred. They still use the caves for ceremonies. Gave me an uplift. Although you got in there so deep it was creepy! Thanks for the blog HB (Jim) BCC Az Still got some mine stuff to show you I don't think has ever been seen before if you make it here!
YIKES! how awesome was that! Holy wow! The cave was very creepy and you made the exploration very entertaining, but all of your videos are! Can't wait to see what's next.
An irony here: Just last night, I watched a video from this guy who stopped and checked out the same place. The difference is that he didn't explore it to the extent you did. Thanks for giving us a much better vicarious tour. I often wonder how many men, bigger than I am, are afraid to go in some of the places you enter so cheerfully?
When I was young, I would go into caves tighter than this. You know, the kind where you have to exhale and move, then stop and inhale? Now I think about it, I panic.
Since the campground building looked like a K.O.A. (before you went to it), I googled "Two Guns KOA campground". Several articles came back saying that it was active from the 1960's to the 1980's. Hope that gives a little perspective. Love your videos.
Fantastic commentary ,great history, vexing mystery, and a song ,Who could ask for anything more ? Excellent video . That cave was no joke man ,the deeper you went ,the creepier & tighter it got....YIKES ! I wish that place was still in business ,with all it's tourist type charm of old days , i think we need places like that these days ( i'm a sucker for that stuff ) thanx for giving us a tour of that old attraction . You're awesome ! Bob.G
Love your explorations. The cave is much larger than I anticipated, I have been going into caves and mines since the 60's, One day make stop at this one. I appreciate your love of the desert and all the neat places you find.
What a shame. I was at that mt lions building in the 70,s and it was still a building even have pictures of it. Be careful Sarah !! Snakes everywhere right now
I wish she had her own show on television.me and my 6yr old son sometimes lay in bed and watch her videos until we fall asleep.she is really great and I love her commentary and short stories about the sites she goes to.very extensive research.the desert is a beautiful place and it's highly interesting to learn about the literally thousands of small towns that just up and disappear over the decades.
Sarah that is such a neat thing to be able to explore!! Just imagine only a few humans have ever stepped foot in those underground caverns Awesome!! Stay safe keep on keeping on!
Yea. Wednesday is now complete. FIRST. Those must have been skinny horses if that was the actual cave. Enjoyed the tour above and below ground. Thanks.
That gas station was still in pretty good shape in 2001, not sure how long it had been abandoned, but there were still maps in the map rack, and most of the glass was not broken.
Sara - where ever you shoot one of your videos - with all your "personalized" narrative added in - makes it so interesting and this video was no exception! Keep up the good work but as always - be careful and stay safe young lady! :-) :-) :-)
Spelunking is always fun. I went with my brother and his friends to a spot in Santa Cruz California. I was barely 150 pounds back then. Some spots were so tight you had to exhale to empty your lungs and push with your feet. It was a real fun day. Awesome video and history lesson. And stay safe.
Great adventure as always, very familiar with Two Guns. I do remember some Apache skulls in a display case they said came from the cave. Very strange place even back then, we stayed at the KOA in the 60's when we stayed there, they had a big reptile show, also remember a Cougar in a cage.
Awesome! Thank you again for showing me a place I didn't know existed. I knew about 2 guns (but not the cave) and actually visited it about 10 years ago when my family went on a "ghost town" vacation. We had a great time. I wish I would have known about you then. I would have hired you as a guide!
Briefly stop there a couple of years ago didn't go in the cave. Your a brave woman for doing that wonderhussy keep up the good work of adventures. Love your videos
That's a KOA building at the campground. Kampgrounds Of America were scattered all over the country. A few still exist. That Shell Service Station was newer than Route 66. It was a "modern" 60's structure. That cave would be a great place for a critter too.
Fantastic,Singing was great,,,You are such a great storyteller.Brave also,So thankful you bring the world these Unique travel adventures..Yes I could see the place jammed with Station Wagons when there was a bit of America left..Thank you WH safe travels,Till next time..OH how about a general delivery mailbox?73s
You Hussy you! Great video. Your rolling commentary peppered with historical nuggets is entertaining and informative. As a Vegas resident it's nice to have a colorful field reporter like yourself giving us arm chair tours of Nevada and the southwest. You'll know you've been vexed by the "Death Cave" if you have a craving for Bison meat and scalp doilies.
Wow! you are a brave lady! Hell I don't no if I have the nerve to do that! Great stuff. Thanks for posting this awesome video, be careful out there and have fun.
Wow...when you're catching up on Wonderhussy and realize that jerk in the RV has been squatting there for over a month. PSA: do NOT camp inside or immediately next to abandoned structures. Not only is it illegal, it's damned disrespectful to the rest of us. Great video as always though WH! I love how the artwork there seems to change every week, right now the pool is a giant piece of candy.
Just stumbled upon this AWESOME area just today‼️What a gem 💎. The abandoned graffittied gas station was really cool, & the ruins & Apache Death Cave was even cooler‼️What a bizarre place. Went pretty far back in the cave, what a trip. The most fascinating, random exit lve ever stopped at. GREAT video Wonderhussy‼️😃👍
You used to be able to go hundreds of feet down into the cave a few years ago. There are many chambers and cave ins. Appeared to be shorn up pretty good years ago but not maintained for safety. I haven't been back there since 2007. You can get lost in there pretty easy observing everything else except the way back out.
Wonder hussy another great video I enjoy watching mini your videos how you like the going exploring the caves and just most places people wouldn't even think to go look at hope all your travels will be safe and all your experiences be pleasurable
Wow! You've never heard of Two Guns before?? 😲 You missed Canyon Diablo that's right there too. It was an old lawless 1800's town with people getting killed all the time. Nothing left of the town but it's pretty cool just to go there. People also go there looking for pieces of the meteorite that fell in that area. The town was named after the canyon there. Diablo Canyon is pretty deep! Lots of history in that area. Read about it when you get a chance. Hope you didn't get an arrow in your tire when you were leaving. LOL! ❤
Was up in that area with wife on Saturday and stopped by. Seen your stategically placed sticker. We'll swing back in with lighting to explore cave. Thx as always for your adventures into interesting places
Made 2 trips out west from my home-state of North Carolina back in the 1970's. Once in 1973 (I was 10) to visit the Grand Canyon and another time in 1976 when my older sister got married in Utah (she moved there). We pulled a travel-trailer down I-40 both trips and stopped at many of the old Rout 66 attractions that where still operating at that time (40 some years ago). I'm not 100% sure but that campground looks familiar and I am sure we stopped at Two Guns because I remember the story about the Ghost Cave. Thanks for sharing you brought back some memories from my youth.
Think this should be one of your top 10 interesting places to see WH! Wow! And the history involved is so tragic, but ya, it was the way of the times back then. Wow.......❤️❤️❤️
Hey Wondergirl! I have really enjoyed your work. Probably seen most... if not all of your videos... Love your sense of humor too....You always make me laugh. Saw your "girls guide to car camping" video and have decided to roll with a lot of it. Bought myself a VW Golf (Not as big as the Toyota but really good gas mileage) and I am currently headed across the country, Louisiana to Wash. Canadian border. I'm doing some car camping along the way and using your camping tricks. Thanks for that. looking for a good and current book on hot springs in the west. Not much on amazon... Going to check REI when I see one. Thanks again! You're a peach!
I've been in this neighborhood about 5 times. So how did I miss this@@@#???? Gotta get back there. Pardner, I really thought for a minute there that Miss Wonderhussy wasn't gonna find her way back out. She is so funny. I laughed my head off about 7 times on this one. Recommend!
I've read some stories about the cave and it's on my bucket list. I can't believe how big it is and how it's hardly known about now. Thanks for taking the path least traveled on. Your Awesome! Yikes!!!
I'm waiting out a winter snow storm watching a Very cautious Lara Croft aka Wonder Hussy. She cracks me up
Two Guns and Twin Arrows were places I stopped when the old highway was still in use. Thanks for the memories.
Great Video.... When I was a kid 1958/ Route 66/ on our way to the Magic Kingdom for 4th of July we stopped at the Apache Camp Ground Motel and stayed in a authentic Apache tent for the night..... Good memories
I'm sure that you're aware that I've watched pretty much all of your videos multiple times. This one is absolutely my favorite! You are a great lady doing great things. Keep it up!
Wonderhussy you are the epitome of cool . I vote Wonderhussy to become a National treasure . She gets it and brings it home . Lots of us don't have the mobility to explore . So props to this wonderful ❤️ wandering explorer . National Geographic kept me hypnotized as a youngster . Today I have this treasure known as Wonderhussy . Who knows her shit . Thanks girl for all you do . So great to see you have so much fun . Much love and respect to you .
I love it. I have been over much of the old Route 66. I intend to see more of it in the future. "The plopping of turds." You have such a romantic soul, Wonder Huss. 8-) I don't understand the minds of people who trash and vandalize cool places any more than you do. When I lived in Coos Bay, there were miles of forest behind my parents house. People would drive into the woods and dump their garbage when there was a free dump only five miles away. Quite often, my nephew and I would see them driving up the dirt road with their pickups loaded with garbage. We would take the short cut behind my parents house on foot and be waiting for them when they got to the end of the road where they always liked to dump. We would step out of the forest and say "Ok, boys, you can just load it right back up, at least if you want to get out of here in one piece."
My understanding is that the Apache were only dumb enough to mess with the Navajo a couple of times, and the retribution was so devastating, that the Apache left the Navajo alone for ever more after that.
You are either brave or crazy! Aren't you worried about a cave in
And never being found? I think you are terrific !
A modern service station was built at Two Guns in 1963, and in the late 1960s a motel, western tavern, reptile exhibit, and new zoo were added. Later, a Shell service station was built and a KOA campground opened. The decline began in earnest in the mid 1970's as the Energy Crisis and repeated recessions occurred.
I remember that souvenir place when I was a kid. They had polished rocks and cages with snakes and scorpions, tarantulas and other desert critters. Not a coyote.
"...the tinkling of pee and the plopping of turds!" You are precious, Darlin'. Busted a gut on that one, I think you've found your calling. Just discovered your videos this past week and have been enjoying them immensely. You are a Darlin'. You get a fat "Atta Girl," for this one. Don't ever stop and keep up the good work, although would hardly call it that as you seem to be having as good a time making them as I've had watching them. Kudos.
I can tell you that I did swim in that pool when I was a kid & yes it was a KOA KAMP! The logo shape is clear in the sign. Then there is the K instead of a C in camp. Also, the office/gift shop had a specific shape that was KOA all the way in the good old days traveling route 66! I don't remember much about the caves, but I do remember thinking it was better than Disneyland or Knox Berry Farm because it didn't have those long lines! Nice piece & I'm kind of sad to see it in ruins....but I guess that's just the way the cookie crumbles!
Yes. The singing was super. The speaking super. The story was super. The camera crazy cool. A++..
Route 66 [The modern "Trail of Tears." Yiiikes!!!
Wonderful job! Masterful story telling!!!
Use to be a TV show Titled Route 66, two guys Touring the Country in their Corvette Convertible--enjoyed this series back in the 60's...
In Feb & Mar of 1984 my late wife and myself drove from Los Angeles to Mass. We took our time and made a lot of stops along the way. We took I 40 and Route 66 of what was there at the time. We totally loved AZ and NM. Beautiful!
Another great video Sarah, that was so creepy when you were exploring the cave, love your videos
My grand daddy bought some condoms from the vending machine at that bathroom! He swore I would never have siblings and he lived the moment. Family road trips, you gotta love em!
What a great story teller you are!
She should charge 5 cents to hear her stories.
Lady, you are fearless, and your content is top quality...
Just another example of imagining your tv show in the future. Wondering about with hussy.
You are one GREAT narrator and story teller.
Family on mom’s side traveled Rt. 66 multiple times from Atlanta Georgia from the 1930’s to 1950’s traveling to Golden State.
Weird if you go on googie earth and click on the old "cowboy" water tower there in Two Guns,AZ you will see a man and
woman on a two wheel bike pulling a two person seat on the back. They made a movie ,"Jesus of Malibu" and you can
only watch it where ever they show it and only in the outdoors usually in the desert. Hippie RV nomads. Hey Sarah nice
sticker placement! Busy photographer place, almost have to wait your turn. Excellent storytelling woman!
I can't believe it! I've driven by here a zillion times on I40 and often think of checking it out. I was going to suggest it to you as well. Dammit Sarah, you always beat me to the most interesting places. I love your adventures.
wonder hussy sings the apache death song... at that moment i pictured all the others running out of that cave...
WH-another fantastic video! I remember Two Guns in 1957 being with my parents and started going thru the area again in the early 70s . I still go out old 66 when I go out West-I live in Fla. now, but plan on moving to Bull Head City soon! Take Care!
Bull Head City is a good choice :|
Mike Goodolds Thanks Mike! I like the area because you have a lot of entertainment right there but in 5 minutes you can have acres of peace and quiet!
You've mentioned the movie Cars a few times in ur vids. I've visited the Route 66 museum in Shamrock, TX. It was featured as a backdrop in the film. I remember talking to a person at the museum and they said people from all over the world travel old 66 so it's no surprise you seen French tourists in Two Guns.
Great Great Great video ..what an adventure and what a place...gave me goose bumps...thank you very very much...loved it.
If you chase after what no one can give you, then there is no one to disappoint you.
We had those fake western towns in Florida. Just started catching up with you again, and now I pulled to come out there again.
Hi WH I've actually seen the Apache Death Cave before but not to that depth. Opps, pardon the pun! I believe that most of those stacked stones, glyphs and the stone building on top are native American artifacts are genuine. The lion cages, garage, and other contemporary buildings are not.
It was nice to see all the clean up being done on Two Guns. Whom ever is picking up all the trash is doing a good job.
Your singing is really good one of these days someone is going to discover you..
I don't know how you do it. When you went back in the cave It was really exciting. I was really happy to see all the twists and turns. That glyph on the ceiling is sacred. They still use the caves for ceremonies. Gave me an uplift. Although you got in there so deep it was creepy!
Thanks for the blog
HB (Jim) BCC Az
Still got some mine stuff to show you I don't think has ever been seen before if you make it here!
Loved your last rant . Can we all just get along ?
YIKES! how awesome was that! Holy wow! The cave was very creepy and you made the exploration very entertaining, but all of your videos are! Can't wait to see what's next.
Love the self guided tour. Super that your here in AZ with the rest of us desert dwellers. Keep it up! Best wishes.
An irony here: Just last night, I watched a video from this guy who stopped and checked out the same place. The difference is that he didn't explore it to the extent you did. Thanks for giving us a much better vicarious tour.
I often wonder how many men, bigger than I am, are afraid to go in some of the places you enter so cheerfully?
When I was young, I would go into caves tighter than this. You know, the kind where you have to exhale and move, then stop and inhale? Now I think about it, I panic.
That would be me!! lol
Since the campground building looked like a K.O.A. (before you went to it), I googled "Two Guns KOA campground". Several articles came back saying that it was active from the 1960's to the 1980's. Hope that gives a little perspective. Love your videos.
Omg-got claustrophobic watching you go further into the cave! You are sooooo brave. The things you do for You Tube!!!!
Fantastic commentary ,great history, vexing mystery, and a song ,Who could ask for anything more ? Excellent video . That cave was no joke man ,the deeper you went ,the creepier & tighter it got....YIKES ! I wish that place was still in business ,with all it's tourist type charm of old days , i think we need places like that these days ( i'm a sucker for that stuff ) thanx for giving us a tour of that old attraction . You're awesome ! Bob.G
Another great travel video which features local, unusual, and creepy places...love it!!!
I love your laugh
My day is now complete. Thanks for the adventure!
You are totally hilarious, Supergirl! - I was way past getting out of that cave, while you were still howling in there! LOL
Sarah beeee carefull! Your vibration will cave the rocks in! Yikers!!! That is a Holy Canolli!!
The cave adventure was cool!
Love your explorations. The cave is much larger than I anticipated, I have been going into caves and mines since the 60's, One day make stop at this one. I appreciate your love of the desert and all the neat places you find.
Super Big Fan from New York from early days, but this one takes the cake Sarah! You are officially a Rock Star! Keep up the Great Work!!!
SpectrumRob rochester in the house
Damn girl you get around 🤔😂😂😂 love your videos!! Thanks for sharing
What a shame. I was at that mt lions building in the 70,s and it was still a building even have pictures of it. Be careful Sarah !! Snakes everywhere right now
You just keep getting better and better Sarah!!!
I wish she had her own show on television.me and my 6yr old son sometimes lay in bed and watch her videos until we fall asleep.she is really great and I love her commentary and short stories about the sites she goes to.very extensive research.the desert is a beautiful place and it's highly interesting to learn about the literally thousands of small towns that just up and disappear over the decades.
Sarah that is such a neat thing to be able to explore!! Just imagine only a few humans have ever stepped foot in those underground caverns Awesome!!
Stay safe keep on keeping on!
I love your videos, you have a gift for narrating and entertaining. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Way cool adventure. Lots of courage for exploring a creepy cave with a violent past! Well done WH!
Great video! Thanks!
That was way cool, thank for sharing and being brave enough to go into the cave.
Glad to see you posting an Arizonan oddity! We have plenty more for sure!
Yea. Wednesday is now complete. FIRST. Those must have been skinny horses if that was the actual cave.
Enjoyed the tour above and below ground. Thanks.
That gas station was still in pretty good shape in 2001, not sure how long it had been abandoned, but there were still maps in the map rack, and most of the glass was not broken.
Sara - where ever you shoot one of your videos - with all your "personalized" narrative added in - makes it so interesting and this video was no exception! Keep up the good work but as always - be careful and stay safe young lady! :-) :-) :-)
Spelunking is always fun. I went with my brother and his friends to a spot in Santa Cruz California. I was barely 150 pounds back then. Some spots were so tight you had to exhale to empty your lungs and push with your feet. It was a real fun day. Awesome video and history lesson. And stay safe.
I've been in those caves I like them the tree cave made me quite nervous and that was before the Loma prieta earthquake
Great adventure as always, very familiar with Two Guns. I do remember some Apache skulls in a display case they said came from the cave. Very strange place even back then, we stayed at the KOA in the 60's when we stayed there, they had a big reptile show, also remember a Cougar in a cage.
Awesome! Thank you again for showing me a place I didn't know existed. I knew about 2 guns (but not the cave) and actually visited it about 10 years ago when my family went on a "ghost town" vacation. We had a great time. I wish I would have known about you then. I would have hired you as a guide!
Briefly stop there a couple of years ago didn't go in the cave. Your a brave woman for doing that wonderhussy keep up the good work of adventures. Love your videos
You could almost hear the ghost flies chanting, "If the log rolls over we'll all be dead! If the log rolls over we'll all be dead!"
Absolutely Amazing explore, fantastic video to watch Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺🐨❤️👍
I really love the stuff you explore keep up the good work
great story wonderhussy thank you! I love old history
Jeff Palmer YEP
That's a KOA building at the campground. Kampgrounds Of America were scattered all over the country. A few still exist. That Shell Service Station was newer than Route 66. It was a "modern" 60's structure. That cave would be a great place for a critter too.
I am guessing that a significant percentage of all that trash... is empty spray paint cans.
Way cool 😎 as always. Hope you made it to Vegas !!!!
Thank you for the video
Another superior video compared too all the rest who have been there. Love Ya
Fantastic,Singing was great,,,You are such a great storyteller.Brave also,So thankful you bring the world these Unique travel adventures..Yes I could see the place jammed with Station Wagons when there was a bit of America left..Thank you WH safe travels,Till next time..OH how about a general delivery mailbox?73s
You Hussy you! Great video. Your rolling commentary peppered with historical nuggets is entertaining and informative. As a Vegas resident it's nice to have a colorful field reporter like yourself giving us arm chair tours of Nevada and the southwest. You'll know you've been vexed by the "Death Cave" if you have a craving for Bison meat and scalp doilies.
Wow! you are a brave lady! Hell I don't no if I have the nerve to do that! Great stuff. Thanks for posting this awesome video, be careful out there and have fun.
Wow...when you're catching up on Wonderhussy and realize that jerk in the RV has been squatting there for over a month. PSA: do NOT camp inside or immediately next to abandoned structures. Not only is it illegal, it's damned disrespectful to the rest of us.
Great video as always though WH! I love how the artwork there seems to change every week, right now the pool is a giant piece of candy.
You are so much fun with enthusiasm awesome video and history,sharing the history,so cool
Just stumbled upon this AWESOME area just today‼️What a gem 💎. The abandoned graffittied gas station was really cool, & the ruins & Apache Death Cave was even cooler‼️What a bizarre place. Went pretty far back in the cave, what a trip. The most fascinating, random exit lve ever stopped at. GREAT video Wonderhussy‼️😃👍
You used to be able to go hundreds of feet down into the cave a few years ago. There are many chambers and cave ins. Appeared to be shorn up pretty good years ago but not maintained for safety. I haven't been back there since 2007.
You can get lost in there pretty easy observing everything else except the way back out.
Ok, ok...ok. new top 10 favorite WH video of mine. Outstanding
Wonder hussy another great video I enjoy watching mini your videos how you like the going exploring the caves and just most places people wouldn't even think to go look at hope all your travels will be safe and all your experiences be pleasurable
Seems like you could get lost in there! Thanks for another great video!
Wow! You've never heard of Two Guns before?? 😲 You missed Canyon Diablo that's right there too. It was an old lawless 1800's town with people getting killed all the time. Nothing left of the town but it's pretty cool just to go there. People also go there looking for pieces of the meteorite that fell in that area. The town was named after the canyon there. Diablo Canyon is pretty deep! Lots of history in that area. Read about it when you get a chance.
Hope you didn't get an arrow in your tire when you were leaving. LOL! ❤
Was up in that area with wife on Saturday and stopped by. Seen your stategically placed sticker. We'll swing back in with lighting to explore cave. Thx as always for your adventures into interesting places
Made 2 trips out west from my home-state of North Carolina back in the 1970's. Once in 1973 (I was 10) to visit the Grand Canyon and another time in 1976 when my older sister got married in Utah (she moved there). We pulled a travel-trailer down I-40 both trips and stopped at many of the old Rout 66 attractions that where still operating at that time (40 some years ago). I'm not 100% sure but that campground looks familiar and I am sure we stopped at Two Guns because I remember the story about the Ghost Cave.
Thanks for sharing you brought back some memories from my youth.
Great video thank you
This is your best VIDEO!
Think this should be one of your top 10 interesting places to see WH! Wow! And the history involved is so tragic, but ya, it was the way of the times back then. Wow.......❤️❤️❤️
Awsome videos! Always interesting.
You are a good story teller. In depth information. I always love to snipe thru empty buildings.
Great video WH, so interesting I have been by there so many times on I-40, Who knew!!!
Hey girl , love ur stuff , keep up the good work.
You are a true wonder Wonderhussy.
Hey Wondergirl!
I have really enjoyed your work. Probably seen most... if not all of your videos... Love your sense of humor too....You always make me laugh.
Saw your "girls guide to car camping" video and have decided to roll with a lot of it. Bought myself a VW Golf (Not as big as the Toyota but really good gas mileage) and I am currently headed across the country, Louisiana to Wash. Canadian border. I'm doing some car camping along the way and using your camping tricks. Thanks for that.
looking for a good and current book on hot springs in the west. Not much on amazon... Going to check REI when I see one.
Thanks again! You're a peach!
Your cleaver, cute, smart, great singing voice, and you have great content. Did I mention your humor?-------glad to have crossed paths
I've been in this neighborhood about 5 times. So how did I miss this@@@#???? Gotta get back there. Pardner, I really thought for a minute there that Miss Wonderhussy wasn't gonna find her way back out. She is so funny. I laughed my head off about 7 times on this one. Recommend!
Really great video. You’ve got some great talent WH. Thanks for the video. God bless.
l love this vid keep it up, love the Nevada ones
I've read some stories about the cave and it's on my bucket list.
I can't believe how big it is and how it's hardly known about now.
Thanks for taking the path least traveled on. Your Awesome!
Yikes!!!
Love your videos. When ever I'm down and watch one of your trips you make me smile and laugh.
Absolutely the funest tour guide ever!😂