Thanks for showing us the Bouse Fisherman via your drone! The drone definitely helped compared to just seeing it when standing by the ‘fence’. Stay safe friend! Thanks for being you!
Stumbled across your channel and didn't know what to make of the first one I watched. You stayed at a motel with an Egyptian themed room and had green jello from a gas station for dinner. 🤔 I watched another one about Germans in Death Valley, and I was hooked. Subscribed and watched about 10 in two days. Big fan. Keep it up!
More WWII Aviation History, awesome Sarah! Yes, the WASPS were amazing gals. On Amazon I got a DVD "Fly Girls" about them. Worth a few bucks for your collection. It was made a few years ago and most who were interviewed and told their stories for the DVD have since passed away but it is a very heartwarming story what they accomplished showing the boys "how it's done!". 💖👍
And another Hussyvision show!(8-) Knocked it out of the park, Darlin'. Glad you're getting some use out of the drone. It's going to be handy as a pocket on a shirt, you watch. Love you, Gorgeous!(8-)
Awesome video Ms. Hussy! The drone footage really brought out those gliphs for sure! When this footage was shot, my friends (My Wind Stuff) were set up with their Mobile RV & Trailer Kite Store at one of the gas stations in Quartzsite!
Thank you for the adventure and using your drone to highlight the findings during the adventure! It was fun going along during your adventure! Looking forward to your next adventure! Be sure to stay warm, and dry, this week! Stay safe, awesome and adventurous! 🤙🧧🌅
Love your videos....kinda have a Huell Howser meets Elvira vibe...pretty much always put a big smile on my face. You have a great sense of humor complimented by your total honesty........cracks me up. Thanks for making them.
That is awsome , good vid . Ms wonder. I used to drive a big truck and stop at Q. Ariz. At a truck stop got some darn good food there . But I didnt here anything about that .
Hi Sarah AKA Wonderhussy, we are about to receive 3 to 5 inhes of snow here in Belvidere NC, the base where I work is shutting down for 5 days because of COVID outbreak and thanks to you and a very few other youtubers I wont be feeling so isolated by myself out on this old farm house. Thank you.
After Woodstock 12 of us Hippies in a bus were returning to San Francisco, camped out in the desert there , got stoned on Peyote, acid , etc. and came up with the idea of making the guy with the spear , condor , and sun , don't recall the fish - musta been the guy from Maine that added them.
There are other sets of Intaglio's on the California side of the river just north of Blythe on Hwy 95..They are bigger and closer to the road and river. Tom, Phoenix, AZ.
Yeah I would be wondering about the first geoglyph as well. Lol. Beautiful though! Beautiful area. Beats this Georgia damp cold hardwoods! Loving the sunlight in Arizona! Y'all having fun! Keep on keeping on!
"I mean.. the first settlers... did they seriously notice this?" LOL!!! You crack me up! That's exactly what I was thinking.. how on earth would anyone know that was there? Now, come on.. really? Anyway, you did a good job of showing the geoglyph with your drone.. you're getting pretty good with those aerials. Good job, Sarah! ;-)
Saw it when I went to the RTR. Thanks, I was wondering if it was still almost perfect it's amazing they have been there undisturbed for so long. Glad some things are being left for everyone to enjoy. The hill near the ancient glyph gives you a view of it. Still think it's amazing!
Read about the geoglyphs near Blythe, but never heard about this fishman. Excellent combo with those Quartzsite letters! Little hint regarding quadcopter flying: if you're flying a bit further away, it's better to have the flat side of the antennas pointing at your craft; that's were the strongest signal emits from :-)
I've never understood what would motivate a "primative" people (without aircraft or drones) to create "art" best appreciated from high above. (The idea of "observing from air" appears in many cultures ... all pre-paper-map and especially pre-Google-map.)
To propitiate the gods that are in the sky. Personally I think comets and bolides were those gods other than the obvious sun, moon, stars, planets, etc. Compare the Chelyabinsk meteor and its two vortices with the Chinese New Year Dragons chasing the bright pearl. Or the Thunderbird.
@@bardmadsen6956 That's what I understood from similar type of drawings. Not meant for human consumption. I think they had some concept of distance and size. Maybe from looking down from high mountains and identifying landmarks then thinking like a God looking from the skies as humans would look down from high mountains.
@@NomadicBrian - Plus, the world went through a dramatic change 12,900 years ago with the Younger Dryas Impacts Theory. The SW USA use to be very green with lots of animals and the Clovis and then it turned into a desert like the Sahara and the Fertile Crescent, maybe also around Nazca Lines and they made the drawings to ask for the animals and verdure back. Like sympathetic magic wherein one builds a huge bone fire to bring the Sun back or that crazy movie where the guy builds a baseball diamond 'And they will come.'.
I had a Mavic Mini. Second time out to the desert, nera Glamis, it just kept flying away from me until I lost track. Video shows it flying along until it crashed.
Wonder hussy if you go south of quartzsite in Tyson wash you could see picture rock and I can direct you to a few really interesting places around quartzsite and the surrounding area
You are crazy WHA, You really know how to have fun , I hope I get to meet you when I'm in Vegas if that ever happens again with this c 19 going on. Great job again and stay safe
I recall seeing the big ones on commercial planes. I'm fighting getting a Drone, my Gopro is glitchy enough. Looks like about $500.00 I'm assuming the audience intended to view these Geoglyphs would have been the various Sky Gods, interesting?
If genuinely old I’m amazed it’s still there you would think wind and weather would of made it disappear by now. As it’s only rocks moved scrapped out the way. Did love the one from ww1 though.
I got that drone and the mavic air 2 looked up the part 102. Yesh yeah that's pretty intense test. I went aeronautical school for working on real aircraft never thought I'd have to get ahh pilots license to fly ahh toy. Been flying rc aircraft for a decade with an ama license. But thanks for the input on having a license to post my videos on TH-cam flying my rc aircraft.
Great video, I found the two sites on google maps, the fisherman was barely visible, but the aviation one was a little better, maybe next time you can add a stable high quality photo of a site on google maps. have a great day
Hey maybe people were able to see the geoglyphs while sitting or standing from their wagons or on their horses which would be higher than someone standing on the ground. Just some food for thought how the pioneers could possibly see the geoglyphs.
HAVE YOU EVER MADE A VIDEO AROUND THE LARGE AIRCRAFT BONE YARD IN TUCSON, NEXT TO DAVIS-MONTHAN AF BASE ? THAT MIGHT INTEREST SOME FOLKS, ESPECIALLY IF THEY SERVED AT THE BASE, LIKE ME. THANKS
3:52, "It's smaller than we expected". A million guys winced when you said that!
If nobody told you guys that they love you today I just did and it's from my heart💜
What a sweetheart
Thank you Rebecca and back at you.
Thank you.❤️
Rebecca, you are an absolute doll. Thank you!
😊🤟
Super impressed you passed the written portion of the pilots license test! Way to go !!!
Thanks for showing us the Bouse Fisherman via your drone! The drone definitely helped compared to just seeing it when standing by the ‘fence’. Stay safe friend! Thanks for being you!
Stumbled across your channel and didn't know what to make of the first one I watched. You stayed at a motel with an Egyptian themed room and had green jello from a gas station for dinner. 🤔
I watched another one about Germans in Death Valley, and I was hooked.
Subscribed and watched about 10 in two days. Big fan. Keep it up!
Thanks so much fo or making us smile. Alot . We all love you.
I've said it numerous times, but I look forward to your videos every week and it's a high point in my day. Thank you
Get that drone up Girl!! ugghh interrupted again!...finish watching later!! Love It!!
It is a miracle that both those sites are still there! You rock!
Hey congratulations on your part 107 drone pilot certificate! Also Appreciate the shout out to pilots last week. 👍
More WWII Aviation History, awesome Sarah! Yes, the WASPS were amazing gals. On Amazon I got a DVD "Fly Girls" about them. Worth a few bucks for your collection. It was made a few years ago and most who were interviewed and told their stories for the DVD have since passed away but it is a very heartwarming story what they accomplished showing the boys "how it's done!". 💖👍
And another Hussyvision show!(8-) Knocked it out of the park, Darlin'. Glad you're getting some use out of the drone. It's going to be handy as a pocket on a shirt, you watch.
Love you, Gorgeous!(8-)
What a fun adventure, thank you for this story!
Always enjoy Your story telling on the videos!!!! Take Care and Stay Safe Wonderhussy!!!!!
Great video. I'm a retired Air Force Pilot and that was cool. Never knew that before. Besides being cuter than a bugs ear you are an historian.
Have you actually seen a bug’s ear?
In 1931, George Palmer, a pilot, discovered several intaglios in that area.
You ham! Posing for the drone. Always bringing us weird and interesting content.
Thanks 😊 🙏
I enjoyed that. I didn't get as drunk this time. only touched your glasses 26 times.
Awesome video Ms. Hussy! The drone footage really brought out those gliphs for sure! When this footage was shot, my friends (My Wind Stuff) were set up with their Mobile RV & Trailer Kite Store at one of the gas stations in Quartzsite!
The drone footage of you doing tongue action was way better than that Bouse Fisherman dud, but you make everything such fun.
Tres cool! two bits of history, separated by thousand of years but just a short distance. Thanks.
Thank you for the adventure and using your drone to highlight the findings during the adventure! It was fun going along during your adventure! Looking forward to your next adventure! Be sure to stay warm, and dry, this week! Stay safe, awesome and adventurous! 🤙🧧🌅
Awesome pilot wonderhussy and great job and great video too 👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎❤️ video
That navigation aid for the pilots is super cool
Love your videos....kinda have a Huell Howser meets Elvira vibe...pretty much always put a big smile on my face. You have a great sense of humor complimented by your total honesty........cracks me up. Thanks for making them.
That's awesome stone work I hope no one destroys it . Awesome video Sarah stay safe
That Quartzsite was interesting. Learned a little about the WASPS and their training. Both of these sites fascinating. Thanks so much.
That is awsome , good vid . Ms wonder. I used to drive a big truck and stop at Q. Ariz. At a truck stop got some darn good food there . But I didnt here anything about that .
I was just watching a documentary about the WASPS. Such a cool vlog. Now you should try geocaching.😊
impressive they did that all from the ground without any way of checking. very precise letters.
Ah, talking your butt and I still enjoy your fun rambling. Looks like a fun day. Thanks.
That was interesting! Thank you for sharing! Much love to you wonderhussy! See you next time!
Wonderhussy the archeologist. Again. Cool. Thank you.
I am also amazed that no one has messed any of that up
I like the drone footage you are adding. You do a great job putting these together. Thanks for posting.
Very cool! Thanks for shooting with your drone. That looks like fun!
Scott is getting to be a winner. He did pretty good at the tower video a few weeks back. Let me guess, he retired from the USAF?
I love that Wink, Wink of you......!!!!!
Hi Sarah AKA Wonderhussy, we are about to receive 3 to 5 inhes of snow here in Belvidere NC, the base where I work is shutting down for 5 days because of COVID outbreak and thanks to you and a very few other youtubers I wont be feeling so isolated by myself out on this old farm house. Thank you.
After Woodstock 12 of us Hippies in a bus were returning to San Francisco, camped out in the desert there , got stoned on Peyote, acid , etc. and came up with the idea of making the guy with the spear , condor , and sun , don't recall the fish - musta been the guy from Maine that added them.
Man you are really tripping out
Did you sail to England to make crop circles afterwards?
There are other sets of Intaglio's on the California side of the river just north of Blythe on Hwy 95..They are bigger and closer to the road and river.
Tom, Phoenix, AZ.
Terrific spot, thanks The Hussy.
Yeah I would be wondering about the first geoglyph as well. Lol. Beautiful though! Beautiful area. Beats this Georgia damp cold hardwoods! Loving the sunlight in Arizona! Y'all having fun! Keep on keeping on!
Excellent ! Thank you so much! Enjoyed it 100%! Looking forward to your next masterpiece!
I like your traveling buddy.
"I mean.. the first settlers... did they seriously notice this?" LOL!!! You crack me up! That's exactly what I was thinking.. how on earth would anyone know that was there? Now, come on.. really? Anyway, you did a good job of showing the geoglyph with your drone.. you're getting pretty good with those aerials. Good job, Sarah! ;-)
Mornin' with the Hussy!
East Tennessee Mountains are beautiful and full of cool places to explore! Maybe you can visit this area sometime :) Love your adventures!
Rock on, Wonderhussy
Saw it when I went to the RTR.
Thanks, I was wondering if it was still almost perfect it's amazing they have been there undisturbed for so long. Glad some things are being left for everyone to enjoy. The hill near the ancient glyph gives you a view of it. Still think it's amazing!
"Silver" Petro Glyphs. Groovy,man.
Keep up the drone work. It does come in handy.
Well that was fun your fun Sarah!!!❤️💙❤️
There is camp Bouse which is really neat, east of Bouse
Read about the geoglyphs near Blythe, but never heard about this fishman. Excellent combo with those Quartzsite letters!
Little hint regarding quadcopter flying: if you're flying a bit further away, it's better to have the flat side of the antennas pointing at your craft; that's were the strongest signal emits from :-)
Nice, excellent vid. The drone integral.
I wasn't impressed by the Bouse Fisherman either until you flew your drone over it. Outstanding! Loved the Quartzsite layout also.
Hello from Colorado
Thanks for sharing WH!
You are so awesome, drone pilot. Lady, you are so cool. you have a 107 cert. babe with brains. you will be on PBS very soon.
They had drones back then, they were just steam powered :)
I've never understood what would motivate a "primative" people (without aircraft or drones) to create "art" best appreciated from high above. (The idea of "observing from air" appears in many cultures ... all pre-paper-map and especially pre-Google-map.)
To propitiate the gods that are in the sky. Personally I think comets and bolides were those gods other than the obvious sun, moon, stars, planets, etc. Compare the Chelyabinsk meteor and its two vortices with the Chinese New Year Dragons chasing the bright pearl. Or the Thunderbird.
@@bardmadsen6956 That's what I understood from similar type of drawings. Not meant for human consumption. I think they had some concept of distance and size. Maybe from looking down from high mountains and identifying landmarks then thinking like a God looking from the skies as humans would look down from high mountains.
@@NomadicBrian - Plus, the world went through a dramatic change 12,900 years ago with the Younger Dryas Impacts Theory. The SW USA use to be very green with lots of animals and the Clovis and then it turned into a desert like the Sahara and the Fertile Crescent, maybe also around Nazca Lines and they made the drawings to ask for the animals and verdure back. Like sympathetic magic wherein one builds a huge bone fire to bring the Sun back or that crazy movie where the guy builds a baseball diamond 'And they will come.'.
I had a Mavic Mini. Second time out to the desert, nera Glamis, it just kept flying away from me until I lost track. Video shows it flying along until it crashed.
Wonder hussy if you go south of quartzsite in Tyson wash you could see picture rock and I can direct you to a few really interesting places around quartzsite and the surrounding area
I have the same Booze fisherman in my driveway Wonderhussy!
Hello from Granite Bay Ca. , thanks for the adventures.
Remote places are nice because they have not been destroyed by humans or aholes.
I was flying over that the other day, was going to land but it was a little crowded... Video on my channel with the Blythe ones from the air.
You are crazy WHA, You really know how to have fun , I hope I get to meet you when I'm in Vegas if that ever happens again with this c 19 going on. Great job again and stay safe
Very enjoyable video. Thank You!
Hey there is a Bouse Junction in NW Oklahoma.
I recall seeing the big ones on commercial planes.
I'm fighting getting a Drone, my Gopro is glitchy enough. Looks like about $500.00
I'm assuming the audience intended to view these Geoglyphs would have been the various Sky Gods, interesting?
If genuinely old I’m amazed it’s still there you would think wind and weather would of made it disappear by now. As it’s only rocks moved scrapped out the way. Did love the one from ww1 though.
Where is this?the Quartzite rock display?? I want to visit this myself when we go back to Quartzite Bouse area!!😝💕👍Please and thank you!🙏✌
The mail plains first discovered the Blyth intaglios. Perhaps the same here
I got that drone and the mavic air 2 looked up the part 102. Yesh yeah that's pretty intense test. I went aeronautical school for working on real aircraft never thought I'd have to get ahh pilots license to fly ahh toy. Been flying rc aircraft for a decade with an ama license. But thanks for the input on having a license to post my videos on TH-cam flying my rc aircraft.
Natural materials graffiti...it would be fun to create a geoglyph...cool video!
Yey! Ya got a drone...great
Those two sites were daddy cool-stay safe Sarah.....
Cool find funny friend guy 👊
Great video, I found the two sites on google maps, the fisherman was barely visible, but the aviation one was a little better, maybe next time you can add a stable high quality photo of a site on google maps.
have a great day
Wow!!! So cool, I've never heard of these!!
You sure make a good case for a drone! Great video!
Appreciate these as a aviation geek too....
It's still cool. Glad you showed it. It needs more protection though.
Hey maybe people were able to see the geoglyphs while sitting or standing from their wagons or on their horses which would be higher than someone standing on the ground. Just some food for thought how the pioneers could possibly see the geoglyphs.
That, and I'm sure they were much more visible 150 years ago.
Thanks girl that very cool
The Blythe Intaglios are huge.
I live in Blythe. You are fairly closeby, you should visit.
Amazing that they’re still there. It just takes one asshole to wreck these things.
HAVE YOU EVER MADE A VIDEO AROUND THE LARGE AIRCRAFT BONE YARD IN TUCSON, NEXT TO DAVIS-MONTHAN
AF BASE ? THAT MIGHT INTEREST SOME FOLKS, ESPECIALLY IF THEY SERVED AT THE BASE, LIKE ME. THANKS
Who's that Scott guy? I'm getting jealous again.
Hello,,,🙌glad you are doing great..😍😍
Love your videos!!
9:30 Quagmire, yeah that's the ticket!
going viral !! Sarah....140 K!!!
Hummm theirs strange things afoot at the circle K . I wonder if they have any statues for sale in New York Harbor. Hummmm. 😎
On my way to Vegas February 4 :)
like that drone-
61° in Phoenix Arizona and sunny.. as usual get used to it
AND there’s no bushes, so just imagine how f there was! Lol
I’d have guess it may be 30 yrs old at best. 😂