From the early 1950's, our family worshiped Yosemite as our summer home. Camping was $3 for 2 weeks. Some summers we stayed 5 weeks. We hiked lots. Merced Lake, 14 miles from Happy Isles, we did this often and camped there for several days fishing. We saw the Firefall from the Valley, and we even went atop Glacier Point several times to watch a man push the fire coals over the edge and into the Valley. Yosemite changed our lives for the better. We are in our 3rd generation of loving Yosemite. The crowds? We simply do not go where the crowds go. After all the years, we have our private picnic and swimming areas. For us, it is unchanged. It is the most majestic place in the world for our entire family. Next time, if can, we would love to see some pictures of the old Village Store with the Cowboy era wood side walks, and our favorite ice cream shop. Thanks so so much.
my family were loggers, all my uncles logged at different spots in the sierras, we would all meet up at yosemite and weekend there. I'll never gorget the firefalls, i loved it
I never knew about the Big Tree Room. How cool would that have been to have seen it? Sure wish it was still there Thanks for sharing, and I hope Sarah is feeling better.
Enjoyed this visit even though the smoke interfered with some of the views. I camped there in the 50’s and 60’s as a kid and enjoyed the Firefall from Camp Curry. My mother wrote a poem about the Firefall I remember to this day. Thanks for some history I didn’t know about.
Interesting historical insights and pictures.Sarah always finds things most people would have no clue it was there!Thanks Jeff and Sarah.Always love these videos🌟
Camped a lot in the high country at Toullome Meadows and would on occasion come down to the Valley to watch the Fire Falls. Glad I got the privilege to see it, I did not go in the meadow by the way. Thanks for the background information on the old hotels.
Thank you for this… being raised in Yosemite, I find these presentations interesting. A small piece of trivia that is not known by many is John Muir was not always the ‘tree hugger’ type presented. He was one of the first ‘loggers’ cutting timber in Yosemite Valley and operated an early sawmill in Yosemite in his younger years.
Thank you Jeff and Sarah for another wonderful historic trip down memory lane. My ex husband and I were married in the chapel in the meadow and posed for pictures on the little bench out front. We got to ring the bell at the end of the ceremony ! That was a beautiful day ! I love Yosemite and hope to make it up there again someday ! ❤🙏❤
Another entertaining episode, thank you for sharing. It was really cool to see the remains of that tree! Such a beautiful place Yosemite Valley is. Sarah is a gentle soul, that’s why the animals are her friends. They know. Thumbs up, as always.
Teddy and John’s experience together changed the ways of our relationship with nature we have today. I can only imagine the conversations they had over a fire in the middle of nowhere in such an amazing place.
Such a magnificent and spiritual place. Love history of old buildings and when artifacts are found under them I wish I could see the park someday. Love the animals with Sarah. Love these informative and interesting stories.
Been to Yosemite numerous times, Summer and Winter.Roosevelt and Muir had an insightful vision to set aside National Parks and Historic Land Areas. Thank you both for the beautiful area you showed. Sara always adds her delightful presence to every episode. Careful of the Ravine, might be the reincarnation of Vincent Price? Peace and health to you both, see you next week!
@@virajr9542 Sure. The Roosevelt campsite is at 37°42'56.4"N 119°39'34.4"W and the chapel is at 37°44'28.1"N 119°35'30.3"W and the Big Tree Room site is at 37°44'34.5"N 119°35'24.3"W
You just showed why California is in such a quandary . Your in a national park and they can't even clean a historic place. Now think a all the other forests in California north to south and it's way down on the list for any debris control on top of beetle kill. We must cut down before they fall down
Another Sunday jewel of a video. You guys certainly go "above and beyond" in your research of the history at each location. Say, I think it would be a riot if Sarah added sub captions for her 'conversation' between her and the crows, etc. Thanks again for starting my Sunday morning off in the right direction! ......Russell D.
This was a great one! We live about 45 mins from the Valley floor and now we have new treasures to go discover. Thanks again for all you do. Wonderful episode. Your research is impeccable.
Beautiful video. That tree in the hotel seemed much larger around than it is today. How does that happen? I love Sarah talking to the animals and birds. Thank you for another Yosemite video. I’ve been there in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. God’s creation is breathtaking! 🙌🏻
Absolutely love it! I was born here in Sacramento 62 years ago and have never had the opportunity to visit Yosemite. Your presentation makes me yearn to go. Love Sarah’s critter calls .
Again, a very nice video. I'm amazed how many times I've walked by that stump and didn't realize it was there. We were married in the chapel. Well, on our next visit we'll check out the camping spot and the stump. Thanks for the video.
Thank you Jeff for the interesting story on Yosemite National Park. I hope one day to visit that area and see that beautiful Park. Always enjoy your history and learn something all the time thank you
Thanks for another great video. Those featuring this area of the Mother Lode are always my favorites. Way back when I was in Kindergarten, my mom, sister and I stood directly behind JFK as he gave a speech upon his arrival at Castle AFB and saw him fly off to Yosemite valley on Army 1. My dad had served with Air Force 1's pilot and was able to fly on the plane down to the Fresno Airport where the President would be picked up the next day. Looking forward to videos featuring Mt. Bullion, Mariposa, Bear Valley and Indian Gulch. Prayers going up for Sarah.
I haven't been to Yosemite park in years, to many people and buses last visit. How about the Big Hotel in the valley It was a awesome place. The Curry Company used to have a lot of horse's up there, I once knew a couple trucker's that hauled hay up there for the horses. Thanks for Sharing 🇺🇸
Wow what a beautiful journey!! Thank you! I don't think I've ever heard of that tree room or hotel,what a site! The creek or river there,the water is so pretty! Looks so peaceful,clear! Sarah's sinuses were probably irritated from dry hot air. Know that miserable feeling. Glad she was able to eat! Cute little squirrel & birds! The disappearing plant was funny! Ive had moles or voles,or some underground plant eating animal pull my tomato plants & verbernum(snowball bush)right down & nothing left!! Like in cartoons,but didn't know it really happens til then! Love that area you al were in,& would so love for the hotels,& buildings to still be there! Those historical buildings were awesome!
Yes I’m here in Fresno I love it up there we go up there all the time did not know about this will look for that tree and stop to get out of car to see it thank you for doing this one
Sarah always makes me laugh.. the bird calls are great ! So lucky to have her on your travels ! Love the places you go!! Thanks for all these great videos and facts ❤
Wow so beautiful there. Love the history. Thank you guys for keeping it all alive and creating a drive for so many of us to just get out and see things enjoying them and creating smiles and memories that will live inside us forever. Thank you Jeff and Sarah I truly hope you both know just how much you do for so many of us.
Yes, Jeff the world was indeed less populated and less complicated. It seems like someone always has an axe to grind nowadays. Thank you for showing us Yosemite; I haven't been there since 1968.
Ok Jeff, this was awesome history! And no I did not know this about Yosemite, that tree room is so interesting (wild)... I'd be concerned about a lightning strike, not to mention the creepy crawlers that lived in it...yikes! Thank you lots for sharing all the info! You take care, watch the elevation. Lord bless you and Sarah. Yvonne.
Thank you Jeff and Sarah. In today's episode, you featured one of my two favorite, "anytime", destinations to get away from it all. YOSEMITE National Park. The other being, Monterey/Pacific Grove. Of the many times I've visited/camped in Yosemite, I never heard about the Tree Room in the Sentinel Hotel. Jeff and Sarah, you two bring History to us in such a way that, it almost seems alive. I'm so thankful that you two have this most wonderful channel. Please, take extra precautions to stay safe on your travels to bring to us these exciting moments each week. Stan
More happy memories! Sara when I was a youngster I was able to hand feed chipmunks in camp Curry! When I was in our church youth group we would drive to the park and hike Nevada falls. Lots of wonderful times! Thank you for sharing this video👍🏻
Wow, I loved this episode so much! i knew from the get-go Sarah didn’t feel good when she had Saltines.😟 great history, I don’t know how you do it, Jeff. So thorough and entertaining! Please don’t ever stop.👍🏻
Thank you.. Had my dinner while watching and enjoying your video...Every Sunday night.. Like watching Wonderful World Of Disney on Sunday nights when I was young having dinner.. ..1970's Thank you!!
This video is so very interesting. The historical background is amazing. Thank you both for your FANTASTIC videos, and wonderful perspectives. 👏🌲🌿 great, old photos
Thank you so very much for the trip through our favorite place on earth! I’ll always, always miss Yosemite! Some people may leave their heart in San Francisco but mine will always be in Yosemite! Thank you Jeff & Sarah♥️ We used to spend every anniversary up there and played golf at Wawona (the only golf course inside a national park)
Absolutely gorgeous and I like the way you put it all together too. Can't wait for the next adventure cause I love your style of narration. You are A-1 in my book.
Would love to visit Yosemite National Park one day. That sure was smoky though. My wife and I were in Great Smoky Mtn National Park three weeks ago, but wasn’t as smoky as what you encountered in Yosemite. Thanks for sharing some park history with us. 🇺🇸🚜👍
When I was a kid, my family would vacation at Yosemite every year. My last visit before moving to the pacific northwest was in 1976 with high buddies. It hasn’t changed a bit. Thanks for the excellent videos!
I’ve been going to Yosemite over the past 48 years and there’s not much I don’t know about the park, yet you provided me some very interesting history I wasn’t aware of.And I agree with you, it would’ve been nice to have seen the Sentinel Hotel in the Valley. Thank you😊
Thanks for making this video. I’m not sure if I’ll ever get to visit Yosemite national park so I’m glad to see people make videos of their visits there.
Legendario yosemite, belleza natural escenario de tanta historia de filmes, un auténtico legado universal para recrear y soñar con un escenario donde pasaron estrellas talento y humanidad en busca de paisaje para la prosperidad de los hombres y mujeres que pasaron por tan hermoso lugar, sencillamente 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇enorme documento para retener una vez más , jeff, y sarah ,
Sarah was sure a trooper! I’m sorry she was ill. I hope she’s feeling better. She really attracts the wildlife! She brings a lot of fun everywhere. Jeff you give so much information and details that are so fascinating. Yosemite is one of my all time favorite places. Thanks for this beautiful video!
Thank you. Sarah often deals with migraines which severely affect her ability to live. She is better now. Thank you for your concern. We appreciate you watching our video!
This video was such a pleasure to watch. It brought back so many memories of camping in Yosemite as a kid with my family. I will watch it many more times, I'm sure. Thank you for making it.
WOW brought back many childhood camping trips to Yosemite valley. I remember the fire from the falls it was spectacular to see. I did learn so much more about Yosemite that I didn't know. Thanks for the information.
Great history lesson, been through there many times. To bad about all the fires out there, after seeing them down trees and tall shrubs i guess i can stop wondering why.
Jeff and Sarah. thank you again for another awesome look into the past.. we also have some great history in the UK, but i think the Big Tree trumps our stuff.. keep up the hunting xx
Smoked half dome still a beautiful reflection from the stone bridge Sir thanks for the journey i love you guys when you show old photos of past places you've seen together with each other keep up the great content
Teddy is one of the most underrated Presidents ever
From the early 1950's, our family worshiped Yosemite as our summer home. Camping was $3 for 2 weeks. Some summers we stayed 5 weeks. We hiked lots. Merced Lake, 14 miles from Happy Isles, we did this often and camped there for several days fishing. We saw the Firefall from the Valley, and we even went atop Glacier Point several times to watch a man push the fire coals over the edge and into the Valley. Yosemite changed our lives for the better. We are in our 3rd generation of loving Yosemite. The crowds? We simply do not go where the crowds go. After all the years, we have our private picnic and swimming areas. For us, it is unchanged. It is the most majestic place in the world for our entire family. Next time, if can, we would love to see some pictures of the old Village Store with the Cowboy era wood side walks, and our favorite ice cream shop. Thanks so so much.
my family were loggers, all my uncles logged at different spots in the sierras, we would all meet up at yosemite and weekend there. I'll never gorget the firefalls, i loved it
Jeff has the best Yosemite videos
Thank you. Next time we go to Yosemite, I will see it a little differently...Thank you again.
I’m glad that you appreciated our video. Enjoy the next time you go Banjo!
Sending lots of sweet healing energy to lovely Sarah💕
Another fantastic adventure. Never knew there were so many big old hotels in the Valley in those days. Great find that corner marker by the big tree.
I never knew about the Big Tree Room. How cool would that have been to have seen it? Sure wish it was still there Thanks for sharing, and I hope Sarah is feeling better.
Enjoyed this visit even though the smoke interfered with some of the views. I camped there in the 50’s and 60’s as a kid and enjoyed the Firefall from Camp Curry. My mother wrote a poem about the Firefall I remember to this day. Thanks for some history I didn’t know about.
We really appreciate your "Gold Mine" of a website! SO many places that we look forward to seeing based on the insights you share!
Thanks buddy! We’re glad to have you along!
Always excited to see what you bring for us to indulge on.. Thank you Jeff, you never cease to amaze me.
My mom loved John Muir. She would cry reading anything he wrote. She would talk about Yosemite and President Roosevelt. And John Muir.
Interesting historical insights and pictures.Sarah always finds things most people would have no clue it was there!Thanks Jeff and Sarah.Always love these videos🌟
Camped a lot in the high country at Toullome Meadows and would on occasion come down to the Valley to watch the Fire Falls. Glad I got the privilege to see it, I did not go in the meadow by the way. Thanks for the background information on the old hotels.
Beautiful. Happy to know I'm not the only one who talks to animals the way Sarah does.🙂
I love Sara's bird call. Thank you for sharing this history
Caw! Caw! LOL. Thanks, Laura!
At my age this is as close as I will get to Yosemite California? So thank you Jeff and Sarah for letting me tag along!😊👍
Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for this… being raised in Yosemite, I find these presentations interesting. A small piece of trivia that is not known by many is John Muir was not always the ‘tree hugger’ type presented. He was one of the first ‘loggers’ cutting timber in Yosemite Valley and operated an early sawmill in Yosemite in his younger years.
Thank you Jeff and Sarah for another wonderful historic trip down memory lane. My ex husband and I were married in the chapel in the meadow and posed for pictures on the little bench out front. We got to ring the bell at the end of the ceremony ! That was a beautiful day ! I love Yosemite and hope to make it up there again someday ! ❤🙏❤
Very sweet! Thanks for sharing!
Great video as always! Hope you fell better Sarah.....
Another entertaining episode, thank you for sharing. It was really cool to see the remains of that tree! Such a beautiful place Yosemite Valley is. Sarah is a gentle soul, that’s why the animals are her friends. They know. Thumbs up, as always.
Teddy and John’s experience together changed the ways of our relationship with nature we have today. I can only imagine the conversations they had over a fire in the middle of nowhere in such an amazing place.
Such a magnificent and spiritual place. Love history of old buildings and when artifacts are found under them
I wish I could see the park someday. Love the animals with Sarah. Love these informative and interesting stories.
Been to Yosemite numerous times, Summer and Winter.Roosevelt and Muir had an insightful vision to set aside National Parks and Historic Land Areas. Thank you both for the beautiful area you showed. Sara always adds her delightful presence to every episode. Careful of the Ravine, might be the reincarnation of Vincent Price? Peace and health to you both, see you next week!
Thank you William! I think that camping trip was a divine appointment! Look how we are blessed today to have these areas protected.
@@jbenziggy do you happen to have the coordinates for these (or other) location/s?
@@virajr9542 Sure. The Roosevelt campsite is at 37°42'56.4"N 119°39'34.4"W and the chapel is at 37°44'28.1"N 119°35'30.3"W and the Big Tree Room site is at 37°44'34.5"N 119°35'24.3"W
You just showed why California is in such a quandary . Your in a national park and they can't even clean a historic place. Now think a all the other forests in California north to south and it's way down on the list for any debris control on top of beetle kill. We must cut down before they fall down
Another Sunday jewel of a video. You guys certainly go "above and beyond" in your research of the history at each location. Say, I think it would be a riot if Sarah added sub captions for her 'conversation' between her and the crows, etc. Thanks again for starting my Sunday morning off in the right direction! ......Russell D.
This was a great one! We live about 45 mins from the Valley floor and now we have new treasures to go discover. Thanks again for all you do. Wonderful episode. Your research is impeccable.
Beautiful video. That tree in the hotel seemed much larger around than it is today. How does that happen? I love Sarah talking to the animals and birds. Thank you for another Yosemite video. I’ve been there in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. God’s creation is breathtaking! 🙌🏻
Thankyou for this information.
Here in Scotland we are very proud of John Muir.
Absolutely love it!
I was born here in Sacramento 62 years ago and have never had the opportunity to visit Yosemite.
Your presentation makes me yearn to go.
Love Sarah’s critter calls .
You must go! It is beyond compare!
I have not been there but would like to. I guess it should be mandatory since I'm related to John Muir! Sarah is funny with her animals!
Good morning, Mister Rhetty.
@@KowboyUSA Good morning Kowboy!
You seem to be cut from the same cloth - gentlemen, interested in the world and eager for share your findings with others!
Good video👍🇺🇸
Another A+ video! Never heard of the Big Tree Room. Very interesting stuff. Hope Sarah is feeling better.
Thanks for all of the informative entertainment. Yosemite is one place that's on my bucket list.
You have to see it! Springtime is best. May or June is best!
@@jbenziggy Great advice, I need to make it happen.
Awesome video
Again, a very nice video. I'm amazed how many times I've walked by that stump and didn't realize it was there. We were married in the chapel. Well, on our next visit we'll check out the camping spot and the stump. Thanks for the video.
That was a wonderful trip. I have not been there since I was about 10 years old, 1957. It was neat to go back through your video. Thank you.
You need to plan another trip there if you can!
Thank you Jeff for the interesting story on Yosemite National Park. I hope one day to visit that area and see that beautiful Park. Always enjoy your history and learn something all the time thank you
Hello History Hunters, Thanks for sharing another great video on Yosemite and thanks for teaching us the history. Have a Wonderful day 🌞
I appreciate that Charles. Jeff and Sarah say hi!
Yessir, when life wasn't so complicated...Thanx, You Two.
10:10 Very cool , thanks for another great video Jeff
Thanks very much, Steve! Have you ever visited this national park?
@@jbenziggy No I haven`t , on the list. :)
Thanks for another great video. Those featuring this area of the Mother Lode are always my favorites. Way back when I was in Kindergarten, my mom, sister and I stood directly behind JFK as he gave a speech upon his arrival at Castle AFB and saw him fly off to Yosemite valley on Army 1. My dad had served with Air Force 1's pilot and was able to fly on the plane down to the Fresno Airport where the President would be picked up the next day. Looking forward to videos featuring Mt. Bullion, Mariposa, Bear Valley and Indian Gulch. Prayers going up for Sarah.
Beautiful place and great bit of history of which some I did not know. Always enjoy your videos and your channel. 👍
I haven't been to Yosemite park in years, to many people and buses last visit. How about the Big Hotel in the valley It was a awesome place. The Curry Company used to have a lot of horse's up there, I once knew a couple trucker's that hauled hay up there for the horses. Thanks for Sharing 🇺🇸
I love Yosemite!!!! Thank you for this video. Scott has rock climbed El Cap twice. I love that you found the hotel footprint. :)
Wow what a beautiful journey!! Thank you! I don't think I've ever heard of that tree room or hotel,what a site! The creek or river there,the water is so pretty! Looks so peaceful,clear! Sarah's sinuses were probably irritated from dry hot air. Know that miserable feeling. Glad she was able to eat! Cute little squirrel & birds! The disappearing plant was funny! Ive had moles or voles,or some underground plant eating animal pull my tomato plants & verbernum(snowball bush)right down & nothing left!! Like in cartoons,but didn't know it really happens til then! Love that area you al were in,& would so love for the hotels,& buildings to still be there! Those historical buildings were awesome!
Yes I’m here in Fresno I love it up there we go up there all the time did not know about this will look for that tree and stop to get out of car to see it thank you for doing this one
Sarah always makes me laugh.. the bird calls are great ! So lucky to have her on your travels !
Love the places you go!! Thanks for all these great videos and facts ❤
Thank you Jeff and Sara for the great history lesson.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Wow so beautiful there. Love the history. Thank you guys for keeping it all alive and creating a drive for so many of us to just get out and see things enjoying them and creating smiles and memories that will live inside us forever. Thank you Jeff and Sarah I truly hope you both know just how much you do for so many of us.
You are so gracious to us! We’re glad you find joy in our travels and videos! We are blessed by your supper and friendship!
@@jbenziggy When you surround yourself with great people You yourself become a greater person For that I thank you and for the kind words.
I enjoyed my trip with you, well done, clear narration and photos thank you.
Yes, Jeff the world was indeed less populated and less complicated. It seems like someone always has an axe to grind nowadays.
Thank you for showing us Yosemite; I haven't been there since 1968.
Thank you for bringing us along on this lovely field trip. ''Another reason Teddy Roosevelt is one of my favorite presidents!
I just love you guys your great good information you give
Thanks so much! We appreciate it, Rose!
Ok Jeff, this was awesome history! And no I did not know this about Yosemite, that tree room is so interesting (wild)... I'd be concerned about a lightning strike, not to mention the creepy crawlers that lived in it...yikes! Thank you lots for sharing all the info! You take care, watch the elevation. Lord bless you and Sarah.
Yvonne.
Thank you Jeff and Sarah. In today's episode, you featured one of my two favorite, "anytime", destinations to get away from it all. YOSEMITE National Park. The other being, Monterey/Pacific Grove.
Of the many times I've visited/camped in Yosemite, I never heard about the Tree Room in the Sentinel Hotel. Jeff and Sarah, you two bring History to us in such a way that, it almost seems alive.
I'm so thankful that you two have this most wonderful channel. Please, take extra precautions to stay safe on your travels to bring to us these exciting moments each week.
Stan
More happy memories! Sara when I was a youngster I was able to hand feed chipmunks in camp Curry! When I was in our church youth group we would drive to the park and hike Nevada falls. Lots of wonderful times! Thank you for sharing this video👍🏻
Another, Wonderful Video, Breath Taking Scenery, Gods Country For Sure, Thank You For Taking Us Along..
A great way to spend Sunday morning! A relaxing, informative video. I drove by those historical sights never knowing huge Hotels used to be there.
Wow, I loved this episode so much! i knew from the get-go Sarah didn’t feel good when she had Saltines.😟 great history, I don’t know how you do it, Jeff. So thorough and entertaining! Please don’t ever stop.👍🏻
Thanks! I often say TH-cam is now my second job! Lol. I appreciate your very nice and supportive comments!
Forty army blanket's would be about four inches?
Thank you.. Had my dinner while watching and enjoying your video...Every Sunday night.. Like watching Wonderful World Of Disney on Sunday nights when I was young having dinner.. ..1970's Thank you!!
Wow! Thanks! And I most certainly remember Disney on Sundays! So I consider that a compliment!
I have nice memories of visiting Yosemite a few times as a child in 1972/1973.
This video is so very interesting. The historical background is amazing. Thank you both for your FANTASTIC videos, and wonderful perspectives.
👏🌲🌿 great, old photos
We appreciate your awesome support Rhonda! Thank you for letting us know!
🌲 Awesome History Video
Thanks buddy!
Again love Sarah feeding the squirrel! I have never knew this about this park. This is stuff that fascinates me too. Thank You for sharing!
Such a beautiful place! Hope someday I can see it in person. Thanks for the cool history and places videos!👍😃
You should visit there in the spring when the waterfalls are blowing!
LOVED IT ,and Sarah's bird call made my day bird whisper thank you
Another interesting episode, thank you.
Fascinating ! This is such a beautiful park . Thanks for all your hard work. I hope Sarah is feeling better. 💕
Very unique history, thanks for sharing this. As for the headache, possibly the higher elevation caused altitude sickness and or dehydration.
I appreciate your concern. I suffer from really debilitating migraines and unfortunately brought it with me that day.
@@HistoryHunterSarah ahh sorry to hear. My wife gets that too. I hear cbd oil helps. Take care.
Found a great way to see the sights by coming early, parking the car & then taking a trail bike all around the park. Extremely enjoyable!
I love the story of Muir & Roosevelt. I'm so grateful for what they did.
Thank you so very much for the trip through our favorite place on earth! I’ll always, always miss Yosemite! Some people may leave their heart in San Francisco but mine will always be in Yosemite! Thank you Jeff & Sarah♥️ We used to spend every anniversary up there and played golf at Wawona (the only golf course inside a national park)
Oh wow. Sounds like you stopped going. Did you move out of California like a lot of folks are ?
@@jbenziggy yes…to Tennessee. What’s happening in California breaks our hearts.
@@melindagordonbeck8958 mine too! Hopefully we take care of things come September 14!
@@jbenziggy 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
@@melindagordonbeck8958 sorry I forgot you moved to Tennessee. It’s a gorgeous state but can a person ever get used to the humidity? LOL
Absolutely gorgeous and I like the way you put it all together too. Can't wait for the next adventure cause I love your style of narration. You are A-1 in my book.
Yet another great video. You give so much information. Thank you ❤️
I had no idea! I love the stories you uncover. Let's take this show global!
Love history and your channel. Thank You for all your work,
It flows effortlessly which we know is hard work!
Would love to visit Yosemite National Park one day. That sure was smoky though. My wife and I were in Great Smoky Mtn National Park three weeks ago, but wasn’t as smoky as what you encountered in Yosemite. Thanks for sharing some park history with us. 🇺🇸🚜👍
I was lucky as a kid we would go to Yosemite every year to camp a week or two. One of my favorite things was the fire falls.
When I was a kid, my family would vacation at Yosemite every year. My last visit before moving to the pacific northwest was in 1976 with high buddies. It hasn’t changed a bit. Thanks for the excellent videos!
Awsome video !
Glad you enjoyed it, Brenda!
I’ve been going to Yosemite over the past 48 years and there’s not much I don’t know about the park, yet you provided me some very interesting history I wasn’t aware of.And I agree with you, it would’ve been nice to have seen the Sentinel Hotel in the Valley. Thank you😊
Another great lesson in history, would love to see and hear more Yosemite history.
Thanks for your work......
Hey y'all, Sarah you do a good crow call "got my cat interested when she heard it😂".another great vid.take care till next time👍🤠🌴🇺🇸
Still on my bucket list of places I have never been in California! Thanks again for such a wonderful job Sara and you do 👍👍
Thanks for making this video. I’m not sure if I’ll ever get to visit Yosemite national park so I’m glad to see people make videos of their visits there.
So happy for your educational adventures. My long ago Boitano family made Groveland their home. Thank you .
Legendario yosemite, belleza natural escenario de tanta historia de filmes, un auténtico legado universal para recrear y soñar con un escenario donde pasaron estrellas talento y humanidad en busca de paisaje para la prosperidad de los hombres y mujeres que pasaron por tan hermoso lugar, sencillamente 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇enorme documento para retener una vez más , jeff, y sarah ,
I feel like I'm with friends visiting Yosemite! I love nature and history. Great video.
Awww thank you! Glad you came along with us!
Sarah was sure a trooper! I’m sorry she was ill. I hope she’s feeling better. She really attracts the wildlife! She brings a lot of fun everywhere. Jeff you give so much information and details that are so fascinating. Yosemite is one of my all time favorite places. Thanks for this beautiful video!
Thank you. Sarah often deals with migraines which severely affect her ability to live. She is better now. Thank you for your concern. We appreciate you watching our video!
So many places I want to see. Probably will never be able to, but you guys take me there. Thank you for sharing.
This video was such a pleasure to watch. It brought back so many memories of camping in Yosemite as a kid with my family. I will watch it many more times, I'm sure. Thank you for making it.
That is awesome! Thank you Jane! It’s one of my favorite places on earth!
WOW brought back many childhood camping trips to Yosemite valley. I remember the fire from the falls it was spectacular to see. I did learn so much more about Yosemite that I didn't know. Thanks for the information.
Yosemite is beautiful!! I am glad they are taking such good care of it . The natural world is amazing 🥰🥰
Great history lesson, been through there many times. To bad about all the fires out there, after seeing them down trees and tall shrubs i guess i can stop wondering why.
Jeff and Sarah. thank you again for another awesome look into the past.. we also have some great history in the UK, but i think the Big Tree trumps our stuff.. keep up the hunting xx
I still remember that late Huell Howser the former host of California Gold talked about camp curry.
I hope we can visit this place someday ! Thank you for your Presentation ....!!
Great Coverage, never visited Yosemite and I lived here all my life. We will take our next vacation there thanks to you and this video.
You should plan a visit! I'd say it's one of the most beautiful places in the world! Thanks for watching!
Thank you Jeff and Sarah!
This was excellent, I loved the fact that the old concrete foundation was still there from the Sentinel Hotel. Amazing.
Smoked half dome still a beautiful reflection from the stone bridge Sir thanks for the journey i love you guys when you show old photos of past places you've seen together with each other keep up the great content
Will do, Dudley! Thanks for leaving the great compliment!