Good morning sir and ya’ll. Don’t know why I’m telling you but we just lost my wife’s father. The infinite wisdom and stories he could recall were incredible, even to his last day. Thank u sir for taking the pain away, even if it’s temporary. Many thanks and much respect. RIP Mr John W Green. You’re sadly missed!!!
The unmatched beauty of God’s creation is truly glorious and breathtaking! Thank you for another amazing video and information. I may never make it to Yosemite, but you’ve given me the next best thing👏
Those scenes that you used in the beginning of this show were so beautiful. I could sit and just watch one of the scenes for hours. They are fantastic and your filming of them were great! Thanks so much for doing this show. You do a fantastic job on everything that you share with us.
Absolutely beautiful Park! Thank you for the tour Jeff and Sarah. I've been there many times - recently riding my Harley through going over to Mono Lake. Back in my youth in 1991, a group of us from church climbed the backside of Half Dome going up those terrifying cables. I had carabiners on my harness that I moved from pole to pole until we got up to the top where we threw a football around! We were watching a disabled claimer hoisting his way up the face of the monolith and we took pictures like Sarah likes to take. Appreciate all you do and we'll see you next Sunday!
Jeff, I'm with you on standing close to the edge of a cliff. My biggest weakness is a fear of heights. As someone once said, "it's not the fall that kills you, it's the sudden stop". Best of luck keeping Sarah out of areas marked, "Do Not Enter". Thanks Jeff and Sarah for another educational video! 😂
I’ve said many times before. Nothing like the Sunday morning history lesson given by the History Hunters channel w/ Jeff & Sarah. Thank you guys for the great scenery shots. California is a beautiful place as long as you’re not in the Big Cities these days. But I don’t want to bash California, just be amazed by its lasting beauty. 🙏🏻🇺🇸
I grew up in Mariposa county. I've lived in El Portal and even Yosemite. Thank you for bringing back the fond memories of home. I really miss being there
Thank you very much, John. Have you moved so far away that you can’t visit there anymore? By the way, if you do visit, you have to get reservations during the peak season but we were able to get a pass for memorial weekend when I booked it two months out, so it’s not difficult to get reservations.
I was 19 and went to work with my future brother in law. We did a tile job on the 3rd floor of the Ahwahanne in 1993. The views were amazing! Out door ice rinks were fun and the raccoons not so much. I knew the famous and rich stayed there but back then didn’t know who. Presidents and their interns….. Jeff thank you for sharing about the San Luis reservoir I didn’t know about JFK, I traveled the 152 many times and the next one I’ll be able to share this with my family!
I love seeing your wife get out of her shell a bit. I think she's completely NUTS going out on that ledge! I think I remember that video. It looks like you had an enjoyable time away.
Born and raised in CA and the only view of Yosemite was driving once as a small child from Hwy 49 over the mountain to Hwy 395, then once more as an adult from Hwy 395 over to Hwy 49. It was all beautiful, but that road is scary. Thanks you guys for a beautiful trip in the valley.
Having visited Yosemite Valley many times as a youngster with my parents, going to see my uncle as he worked for the park service, sometimes in the valley, sometimes in San Francisco. We had the opportunity to stay, once in the Rangers' Club, once in the house of Ansel and Virginia Adams behind the Ansel Adams Gallery (once called Best Studio as it was owned by Virginia Best, future wife of Ansel). Years later, I lived and worked in the valley for the then concessionaire, Yosemite Park & Curry Co. When Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip visited, I and other mid level managers were required to gather outside the chapel when they and their entourage attended services. Once, when business was slow, I was required to temporarily work in the grocery store's gift shop (which I was not happy about) only to find, one day, an elderly man entered who I immediately recognized, Ansel Adams. We had a pleasant talk for about 15 minutes; he very much remembered my uncle. It turned out this was his last trip to the valley, he coming to see the flowering of the dogwoods. Thank you, Jeff and Sarah for the wonderful video that brought back so many memories!
Great video. Brings back a lot of memories. My family camped in Yosemite once a year and we saw the fire falls every night. When I was in Scouts, I hiked the John Muri trail 50 miles. Great memories. 41 years ago, Angie and I planted a tree at Mirror Lake. We would not do what Sara did.
The part mentioning Overhang Rock --- All the influencers falling off mountainsides to their deaths in recent years... might be a good time to reinstate that old sign in that photo "There's a difference between bravery and just plain ordinary foolishness". It's pretty comical sometimes reading the "I said what I said" tone of vintage writings lol. The bit about Ansel Adams at the end was pretty cool. I've known about his work all my life, but I don't think I've ever seen footage of him speaking before.
Visited Yosemite in Oct 2010. Attendance in the park was nicely light. I just parked my VW in a public lot and toured the whole park on my trail bike. The Ahwahnee was spectacular! There was a fire in the fireplace and I sat on one of the seats inside the huge hearth to warm up. Didn't do any climbing due to a lack of time. I did see several rock climbers half way up Half Dome, though; amazing!
I may have mentioned this in a previous HH video but a friend of mine in the 80s was saying he wants to find out how the waterfalls work. He said he believes there's a pipe that sucks the water back up so it could go down again. So much for natural beauty 😢
This was an enjoyable video and nice of you to make it on my birthday 5/25. I was there 8 years ago, you filled in so much more detail! Such as Pres. Kennedy keeping the fire fall waiting😲!! And other historical facts. Thank You!
Hi Jeff and Sarah... Awesome views of Yosemite park ...the hotel is beautiful ....and the falls amazing...lots of celebrities visiting there too....thanks for vlogging this amazing place ..lots of dedication and hours spent to get the perfect shots...have a great weekend..take care...... Deborah 🇨🇦
I absolutely love this place. They have best lavender lemonade. The food is delicious also. I visited this place with my husband and my late sister and my mom and dad.
My dad worked for the government during WWII and after culling trees for the war effort and forest management. He knew Ansell Adams and was influenced by him to take up photography. Got me interested in it too in the '70's. I remember the fire falls too, as a kid in the '60's. It was spectacular. Thanks for another great posting! 😊
My favorite place on earth. I love the high Alpine backcountry of Tuolumne Meadows. I lived in Oakhurst for a few years in the early 90's. I kick myself every day for moving away. Hopefully to return someday in the new year. Thank you both for bringing me a little piece of Zen on this glorious Sunday. ❤😊
Howdy Jeff. Tat was a wonderful adventure you took us on to Yosemite. I have many fond memories of my childhood camping trips with my Mother and Father (and some times other Family members). My Mother and father spent their Honeymoon at the Ahwahanne and also stayed in the Canvas Tent Cabin at later dates. You brought back some fond memories for me Sir and I thank you!
I was eight years old when I first went to the park. That was in 1958. At that time, we were able to play in the water, don't remember what part of the park. Why I remember, my brother and I were throwing rocks and I got hit in the head. Needless to say, we didn't get to play in the water anymore that day. Thanks for the memories, Len Dillon
Cool video! I like how you presented JFK's locations. My cousin spent a career as a waiter at the Ahwahnee - he saw many interesting people come and go there. He still has rentals in Yosemite West if you need a place next time! Also, the whistle at 3:28 - nice touch!!
Not a bad job if you can find it. He must have had a blast. What time frame was he there from start until end? I was only at the hotel once even though I lived the area for a few years.
I so look forward every Sunday to History Hunters. It’s so a part of my day laced in anticipation as to what Jeff has come up with. And as always he didn’t disappoint. Very enjoyable, a pleasure to watch!!
I've only been to Yosemite once back in the early '60's when I was a kid but still remember the beauty. And Ansel Adam's Brownie camera - brings back so many memories ... had one just like it! Sarah - you're going to give your fans a heart attack. Please listen to Jeff! Those heights are terrifying. About JFK and his trist - extramarital affairs must be a prerequisite for politicians. Still I have to marvel at your videos - very interesting content and beautiful scenery.
Looking at that overhanging rock I weigh over 200 lbs. and I would be afraid of rocking it over the side. Thanks you two for showing us the hotel. I remember it when I was a kid when my family went through Yosemite.
We went twice as a corporate group...dinner at the Awahnee and we stayed at the Wawona Hotel and a private rental the second time. I remember having lunch on a rock after we hiked one year but I was asked to accompany a woman who fell ill...turned out blocked bowel. We sat in the Awahnee and had another bite while waiting for others. Anyway, group picture in front of the fireplace and I will say, I have had the experience. I love Sarah's pluck! She is a true complement to you, Jeff. And her ❤shows through, when she took the picture for the Japanese family, you could tell it made her feel good.
When I was young, I would be the one climbing out onto the edge of those rocks with no fear whatsoever, but now that I am older, you can't even get me anywhere near high places. And can't even watch anyone else do it either without my stomach getting queasy
There is sooo much history in this little vallley it’s almost overwhelming. I spent most of my childhood there and I’m still finding hidden history today. Good job on some interesting facts on JFK. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The only time I went to Yosemite, there was a wildfire North of the park. It was so smoky, visibility was terrible. Thanks for the beautiful video. I did have lunch at the Ahwahnee. Pretty impressive building.☮️💖🎶
We also have been to Yosemite when there have been fires. No fun when that's the case. But they are always setting management fires to burn off the underbrush. Too bad not all of California are given the same treatment so we don't end up with these crazy out-of-control fires.
I would highly recommend it! If at all possible, enter from highway 140 through Mariposa as coming through the tunnel that exits to Inspiration Point will astound you with the 1st view of the valley. It is hard to put it all in perspective and fully realize the size of El Capitan, Half Dome and Clouds' Rest!
It was my pleasure by living in and around Fresno to visit Yosemite valley many times. I never lose my sense of amazement at it's natural beauty. And your posting brings that joy back once again. Thank you for that. P.S in the summer of 1964 I worked at Cedar Grove in the Sequoia national park. In October of that year I joined the Navy and got to see The Rocky Mountains. But that is a story for another day. 😎👨🍳
Oh boy. Some scenes were hard to watch. I had to remind myself I was watching TV and that I wasn't on that ledge. I remember that episode when Sarah was inching towards the edge of that rock. CRAZY fun. Always enjoy your adventures.
wow it must have been cool to stand where these incredible people from our history incredible and that Sarah is a dare devil thanks Jeff cool bit of American history can't wait for the next one
Man, I really enjoyed this video guys. I enjoy all of them but for some reason this one struck a chord. Like always thanks for taking us on the adventure.
Love, love, love Yosemite and Ahwahnee! I've visited many times. I used to live in Lodi/Stockton area and would do a day trip on my motorcycle and have a lunch at Ahwahnee. I miss it now that I live in sw Washington state. 🙋♂️🏍💨
Jeff , your work is IMPECCABLE . Every one of your videos get better with every sunday. PS. I had that feeling in my stomach when sarah walked out on that rock. My deck around my house is 15 feet up and thats to high for me ! THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.....
What a FABULOUS HH "fix" for my week Jeff & Sarah!!! LOVE Yosemite, although it's quite the nightmare getting in there anymore with all the population explosion. It was a nothing trip up to about 20 yrs ago, then the crowds started...Oh well, progress I suppose, although not in my book! ~Chris
Breathtaking scenery as Mother Nature never disappoints. Sarah is dangerously close to the edge as she seems to enjoy tempting fate...that was certainly harrowing.
Loved Sarahs smiling face peeking around the camera lens! She is hilarious, but I am so glad you told her to back up and not on be on those rock ledges. They can easily shift at anytime and that would be the end for sure... Please dont take unnecessary chances
Only things that could come close to top that, is ONE, if FDR, had somehow smuggled Lucy Mercer Rutherford into The Ahwahnee; and TWO, if Bill had likewise smuggled in Monica!!
I was there i 62 when Kennedy came threw. I was riding my Bicycle when I saw a crowd forming, I asked what was going on they said that the President was coming . that was My first time I saw a President waving at the crowd that I was standing in. I was 15. very exciting. Years later I retired From the Air Force at Castel. I was in the 93rd FMS. I lived in Merced.
One more note....my step father at one time ran the hotel. My big bro was awarded honorary ranger for yelling for help when he saw a lady drowning in the river. Her life was saved.
Your stepdad helped run the Ahwahnee Hotel? That would be a cool thing to brag about! I'm glad your brother was in the right place at the right time to save the lady!
@@jbenziggy There are actually quite a number of hostelries and B's & B's along the 140, leading into The Park, starting at about Hite's Cove, so it actually could be any one of those whom our commentator mentioned. I still get sinister chills up my spine, when I think of the Cedar Lodge/Cary Stayner connection.
Good morning sir and ya’ll. Don’t know why I’m telling you but we just lost my wife’s father. The infinite wisdom and stories he could recall were incredible, even to his last day. Thank u sir for taking the pain away, even if it’s temporary. Many thanks and much respect. RIP Mr John W Green. You’re sadly missed!!!
❤️🙏🏼📿
Thoughts and condolences on your loss. 🙏🙏
@@irishgip71 So sorry for your loss. ❤️
@@HistoryHunterSarah thank u so much ma’am. Much respect
Absolutely phenomenal video!!!! Thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you, Jay!
its incredible all the info you get by watching History Hunters , Well done
I have enjoyed your videos. I hate to tell you where to film, but I would suggest the Mt. Lowe Railway in Pasadena, if you haven't done so already.
Jeff and Sara, thanks again for all the hours you put in so I can learn more History😊
The unmatched beauty of God’s creation is truly glorious and breathtaking! Thank you for another amazing video and information. I may never make it to Yosemite, but you’ve given me the next best thing👏
Those scenes that you used in the beginning of this show were so beautiful. I could sit and just watch one of the scenes for hours. They are fantastic and your filming of them were great! Thanks so much for doing this show. You do a fantastic job on everything that you share with us.
I love that hotel, but the lobby looks too much like the hotel in "The Shining". Thank you for the tour.💕🦊
Its Sunday morning & time to watch another great video from History Hunters. Thanks Jeff & Sarah. 😊
A very enjoyable video! Thank you.
Thanks Jeff & Sarah. Another enjoyable video! Keep 'em coming!!
Thanks, will do! We appreciate the support, Steve!
Thanks again Jeff for your videos... Love spending my Sunday mornings with them and LOVE Yosemite!
I do enjoy learning from all the hours you put in to History Hunters.😊
Absolutely beautiful Park! Thank you for the tour Jeff and Sarah. I've been there many times - recently riding my Harley through going over to Mono Lake. Back in my youth in 1991, a group of us from church climbed the backside of Half Dome going up those terrifying cables. I had carabiners on my harness that I moved from pole to pole until we got up to the top where we threw a football around! We were watching a disabled claimer hoisting his way up the face of the monolith and we took pictures like Sarah likes to take. Appreciate all you do and we'll see you next Sunday!
What a beautiful place. Thank you
It really is! Have you visited that park before?
@@jbenziggy yes I have and so beautiful
Jeff, I'm with you on standing close to the edge of a cliff. My biggest weakness is a fear of heights. As someone once said, "it's not the fall that kills you, it's the sudden stop". Best of luck keeping Sarah out of areas marked, "Do Not Enter". Thanks Jeff and Sarah for another educational video! 😂
I’ve said many times before. Nothing like the Sunday morning history lesson given by the History Hunters channel w/ Jeff & Sarah.
Thank you guys for the great scenery shots. California is a beautiful place as long as you’re not in the Big Cities these days. But I don’t want to bash California, just be amazed by its lasting beauty. 🙏🏻🇺🇸
Another Great video and subject matter!❤
Thanks again Jeff and Sarah!
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I grew up in Mariposa county. I've lived in El Portal and even Yosemite. Thank you for bringing back the fond memories of home. I really miss being there
Thank you very much, John. Have you moved so far away that you can’t visit there anymore? By the way, if you do visit, you have to get reservations during the peak season but we were able to get a pass for memorial weekend when I booked it two months out, so it’s not difficult to get reservations.
I was 19 and went to work with my future brother in law. We did a tile job on the 3rd floor of the Ahwahanne in 1993. The views were amazing! Out door ice rinks were fun and the raccoons not so much. I knew the famous and rich stayed there but back then didn’t know who.
Presidents and their interns…..
Jeff thank you for sharing about the San Luis reservoir I didn’t know about JFK, I traveled the 152 many times and the next one I’ll be able to share this with my family!
@@dano8203 the Ice Rink was fun and the winters there were breathtaking
I quite literally had to turn off the video when you were showing Sara climbing out on those rocks like that. I just can't....
I love seeing your wife get out of her shell a bit. I think she's completely NUTS going out on that ledge! I think I remember that video. It looks like you had an enjoyable time away.
Beautiful place thanks for taking me along with y'all
Thanks for coming along!
Born and raised in CA and the only view of Yosemite was driving once as a small child from Hwy 49 over the mountain to Hwy 395, then once more as an adult from Hwy 395 over to Hwy 49. It was all beautiful, but that road is scary. Thanks you guys for a beautiful trip in the valley.
Having visited Yosemite Valley many times as a youngster with my parents, going to see my uncle as he worked for the park service, sometimes in the valley, sometimes in San Francisco. We had the opportunity to stay, once in the Rangers' Club, once in the house of Ansel and Virginia Adams behind the Ansel Adams Gallery (once called Best Studio as it was owned by Virginia Best, future wife of Ansel). Years later, I lived and worked in the valley for the then concessionaire, Yosemite Park & Curry Co. When Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip visited, I and other mid level managers were required to gather outside the chapel when they and their entourage attended services. Once, when business was slow, I was required to temporarily work in the grocery store's gift shop (which I was not happy about) only to find, one day, an elderly man entered who I immediately recognized, Ansel Adams. We had a pleasant talk for about 15 minutes; he very much remembered my uncle. It turned out this was his last trip to the valley, he coming to see the flowering of the dogwoods.
Thank you, Jeff and Sarah for the wonderful video that brought back so many memories!
Great video. Brings back a lot of memories. My family camped in Yosemite once a year and we saw the fire falls every night. When I was in Scouts, I hiked the John Muri trail 50 miles. Great memories. 41 years ago, Angie and I planted a tree at Mirror Lake. We would not do what Sara did.
The part mentioning Overhang Rock --- All the influencers falling off mountainsides to their deaths in recent years... might be a good time to reinstate that old sign in that photo "There's a difference between bravery and just plain ordinary foolishness". It's pretty comical sometimes reading the "I said what I said" tone of vintage writings lol. The bit about Ansel Adams at the end was pretty cool. I've known about his work all my life, but I don't think I've ever seen footage of him speaking before.
I know I have told you this before but, I really enjoy watching your videos. You have a great talent. Keep up the good work.
Visited Yosemite in Oct 2010. Attendance in the park was nicely light. I just parked my VW in a public lot and toured the whole park on my trail bike. The Ahwahnee was spectacular! There was a fire in the fireplace and I sat on one of the seats inside the huge hearth to warm up. Didn't do any climbing due to a lack of time. I did see several rock climbers half way up Half Dome, though; amazing!
Even though I knew she would be OK, I had to close my eyes when Sarah was on that ledge. Stay safe Sarah!
Safe and sound 😊
@@HistoryHunterSarah Whew! Big sigh of relief..... 🙂
Love your Yosemite videos. I live in Groveland and it’s so cool to learn about all the history in the Sierras and surrounding towns!
Fantastic! We probably need to do another one on Groveland but did you see the one we did there about two years ago?
Yes, I loved that one! Super cool to see the bar that used to be at Rainbow Pools. I enjoyed the Big Oak Flat and Oakdale ones too!
I may have mentioned this in a previous HH video but a friend of mine in the 80s was saying he wants to find out how the waterfalls work. He said he believes there's a pipe that sucks the water back up so it could go down again. So much for natural beauty 😢
Your friend was off his rocker.
@@jbenziggy uh, he was a young teen and probably thought of it as a theme park like Disneyland
This just looks so beautiful 😍🩷🇬🇧
This was an enjoyable video and nice of you to make it on my birthday 5/25. I was there 8 years ago, you filled in so much more detail! Such as Pres. Kennedy keeping the fire fall waiting😲!! And other historical facts. Thank You!
Lovely place that looks...... great video as always Jeff 😊👍🇬🇧.... history teacher as well as hunter ❤
So happy you two get to experience all this amazing country.
Hi Jeff and Sarah... Awesome views of Yosemite park ...the hotel is beautiful ....and the falls amazing...lots of celebrities visiting there too....thanks for vlogging this amazing place ..lots of dedication and hours spent to get the perfect shots...have a great weekend..take care...... Deborah 🇨🇦
The calmness of nature is beautiful and it's history Thank you for sharing
As always a great history lesson. Sarah's smile is so nice to see.
I absolutely love this place. They have best lavender lemonade. The food is delicious also. I visited this place with my husband and my late sister and my mom and dad.
My dad worked for the government during WWII and after culling trees for the war effort and forest management. He knew Ansell Adams and was influenced by him to take up photography. Got me interested in it too in the '70's. I remember the fire falls too, as a kid in the '60's. It was spectacular. Thanks for another great posting! 😊
Your research finding all these pertinent photos show how diligent you are at making each episode so interesting. THANKS
Glad you like them!
My favorite place on earth. I love the high Alpine backcountry of Tuolumne Meadows. I lived in Oakhurst for a few years in the early 90's.
I kick myself every day for moving away. Hopefully to return someday in the new year. Thank you both for bringing me a little piece of Zen on this glorious Sunday. ❤😊
A place of awe & wonder. So much to experience. ❤
Howdy Jeff. Tat was a wonderful adventure you took us on to Yosemite. I have many fond memories of my childhood camping trips with my Mother and Father (and some times other Family members). My Mother and father spent their Honeymoon at the Ahwahanne and also stayed in the Canvas Tent Cabin at later dates. You brought back some fond memories for me Sir and I thank you!
Thanks for sharing your very fond memories. If you spend time at a place as a family and then they pass away, the memories are sweeter to hold onto.
Love the Yosemite episodes. Definitely on our bucket list for the near future. Thanks for sharing Jeff and Sarah 👍 safe travels
Very good, can’t wait to visit and see such a wonderful place.
While iliving in California I visited Yosemite many time. It is the most beautiful place my eyes have ever seen. Thanks for all your wonderful shows.
I was eight years old when I first went to the park. That was in 1958. At that time, we were able to play in the water, don't remember what part of the park. Why I remember, my brother and I were throwing rocks and I got hit in the head. Needless to say, we didn't get to play in the water anymore that day.
Thanks for the memories,
Len Dillon
Cool video! I like how you presented JFK's locations. My cousin spent a career as a waiter at the Ahwahnee - he saw many interesting people come and go there. He still has rentals in Yosemite West if you need a place next time! Also, the whistle at 3:28 - nice touch!!
Not a bad job if you can find it. He must have had a blast. What time frame was he there from start until end? I was only at the hotel once even though I lived the area for a few years.
@@davidkneitel1840 He started in 1989 and retired last year - quite a run!
Wow, History I didn't know about and I'm like you guys live about 2 hours yosemite. Thank you so much.
I’m sure that you make the trip to Yosemite on occasion, right?
Yes
Steve sent me 😊
I so look forward every Sunday to History Hunters. It’s so a part of my day laced in anticipation as to what Jeff has come up with. And as always he didn’t disappoint. Very enjoyable, a pleasure to watch!!
Fantastic! Love hearing that you count on us every Sunday! Makes it all worth the effort!
Thank you for today's episode. It truly is lovely to see nature in all its glory.
Very glad to hear that you enjoyed it. If you go to Yosemite, May is the perfect time to go.
Thanks Jeff and Sarah. I'm always appreciative and learning at the same time.
Great to hear! Thanks, Edward!
Growing up just 90 miles from Yosemite. I would drive there just on a whim. God made us a beautiful place indeed. 😊
I've only been to Yosemite once back in the early '60's when I was a kid but still remember the beauty. And Ansel Adam's Brownie camera - brings back so many memories ... had one just like it! Sarah - you're going to give your fans a heart attack. Please listen to Jeff! Those heights are terrifying. About JFK and his trist - extramarital affairs must be a prerequisite for politicians. Still I have to marvel at your videos - very interesting content and beautiful scenery.
Looking at that overhanging rock I weigh over 200 lbs. and I would be afraid of rocking it over the side. Thanks you two for showing us the hotel. I remember it when I was a kid when my family went through Yosemite.
Another fantastic video Jeff & Sarah. Thank you so very much for sharing your experience with us all.
Happy to hear from our good friend, Wayne! Thanks! We are glad to hear you enjoyed this one too! Take care!
You filmed Yosemite so well, it was for me like actually being there. The Ahwahnee Hotel and, of course, Yosemite Park itself, is beautiful!
I am so happy that you enjoyed watching this video of the beautiful Yosemite national Park!
We went twice as a corporate group...dinner at the Awahnee and we stayed at the Wawona Hotel and a private rental the second time.
I remember having lunch on a rock after we hiked one year but I was asked to accompany a woman who fell ill...turned out blocked bowel. We sat in the Awahnee and had another bite while waiting for others.
Anyway, group picture in front of the fireplace and I will say, I have had the experience.
I love Sarah's pluck! She is a true complement to you, Jeff. And her ❤shows through, when she took the picture for the Japanese family, you could tell it made her feel good.
Absolutely amazing! Thanks for another wonderful video!!
Thank you!
Sarah, being Sarah. Jeff, remember she also gets an update of your level of care and concern. Thanks for the video.
There a comment in here saying I should be arrested 🤪 😅
One of your best.
My parents Honeymooooned there: 1955! Skied at Badger!
When I was young, I would be the one climbing out onto the edge of those rocks with no fear whatsoever, but now that I am older, you can't even get me anywhere near high places. And can't even watch anyone else do it either without my stomach getting queasy
There is sooo much history in this little vallley it’s almost overwhelming. I spent most of my childhood there and I’m still finding hidden history today. Good job on some interesting facts on JFK. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks for the part about the San Luis reservoir! And always a wonderful time traveling with you!
Hey, Sarah. Loved the photo bomb.
The only time I went to Yosemite, there was a wildfire North of the park. It was so smoky, visibility was terrible. Thanks for the beautiful video. I did have lunch at the Ahwahnee. Pretty impressive building.☮️💖🎶
We also have been to Yosemite when there have been fires. No fun when that's the case. But they are always setting management fires to burn off the underbrush. Too bad not all of California are given the same treatment so we don't end up with these crazy out-of-control fires.
Never been to to Yosemite but would love to go out
I would highly recommend it! If at all possible, enter from highway 140 through Mariposa as coming through the tunnel that exits to Inspiration Point will astound you with the 1st view of the valley. It is hard to put it all in perspective and fully realize the size of El Capitan, Half Dome and Clouds' Rest!
Just a great video from beginning to end! Thank you!
You are so welcome! Thank you for spending time with us!
Another great video…Thankyou for showing the beautiful sites in your state of California…Bravo.
Hello Jeff and Sarah, Thanks for sharing your trip to Yosemite's historic site. Have a wonderful day!
Our pleasure! You too!
Sarah is NUTS!!!!!!! No way would I climb out over those rocks! That's along way down. What a beautiful place, right here near to my home.
It was my pleasure by living in and around Fresno to visit Yosemite valley many times. I never lose my sense of amazement at it's natural beauty. And your posting brings that joy back once again. Thank you for that. P.S in the summer of 1964 I worked at Cedar Grove in the Sequoia national park. In October of that year I joined the Navy and got to see The Rocky Mountains. But that is a story for another day. 😎👨🍳
Oh boy. Some scenes were hard to watch. I had to remind myself I was watching TV and that I wasn't on that ledge.
I remember that episode when Sarah was inching towards the edge of that rock. CRAZY fun. Always enjoy your adventures.
Very informative and entertaining. I also got the willies watching Sarah standing in that "Do not Enter" area. Heebie Jeebies!
Wonderful episode! 😊
wow it must have been cool to stand where these incredible people from our history incredible and that Sarah is a dare devil thanks Jeff cool bit of American history can't wait for the next one
I needed to see this today 😊
Man, I really enjoyed this video guys. I enjoy all of them but for some reason this one struck a chord. Like always thanks for taking us on the adventure.
Thanks Jeff and Sarah for another outstanding episode. We really appreciate our country and love to see it through your eyes.
Thanks, Brian! We do live in an amazing country! God bless America!
Love, love, love Yosemite and Ahwahnee! I've visited many times. I used to live in Lodi/Stockton area and would do a day trip on my motorcycle and have a lunch at Ahwahnee. I miss it now that I live in sw Washington state. 🙋♂️🏍💨
Jeff , your work is IMPECCABLE . Every one of your videos get better with every sunday. PS. I had that feeling in my stomach when sarah walked out on that rock. My deck around my house is 15 feet up and thats to high for me ! THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.....
What a FABULOUS HH "fix" for my week Jeff & Sarah!!! LOVE Yosemite, although it's quite the nightmare getting in there anymore with all the population explosion. It was a nothing trip up to about 20 yrs ago, then the crowds started...Oh well, progress I suppose, although not in my book! ~Chris
Fantastic place, wonderful video and awesome impression of JFK!
Thank you very much! Glad you liked the video. I’ll try to work on my impressions though. LOL
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing! Sarah stay off those rocks especially in flip flops ❤. Be safe!
Breathtaking scenery as Mother Nature never disappoints. Sarah is dangerously close to the edge as she seems to enjoy tempting fate...that was certainly harrowing.
Greetings Jeff and Sarah. I enjoy your videos. Clean, informative and fun. Best wishes from the Philippines.
Glad you like them! Nice to hear from someone in the Philippines!
Loved Sarahs smiling face peeking around the camera lens! She is hilarious, but I am so glad you told her to back up and not on be on those rock ledges. They can easily shift at anytime and that would be the end for sure... Please dont take unnecessary chances
Beautiful thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
The manner in which you presented Kennedy offering the presidential sausage to the intern was most amusing.
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Only things that could come close to top that, is ONE, if FDR, had somehow smuggled Lucy Mercer Rutherford into The Ahwahnee; and TWO, if Bill had likewise smuggled in Monica!!
Very interesting. Well done.
Great video! Thank you.
Great video Jeff and Sarah thank you so much for sharing, really enjoyed the history
Nicely done! Lovely place for sure!
Thank you very much!
Thank you Jeff about all the JFK material on this video. Glad Sarah is not fearful of heights. I would be terrified. Thanks for sharing! 💯👊👍❤️
A fun one Jeff! Thank you.
You bet! Thank you for your time!
I was there i 62 when Kennedy came threw. I was riding my Bicycle when I saw a crowd forming, I asked what was going on they said that the President was coming . that was My first time I saw a President waving at the crowd that I was standing in. I was 15. very exciting. Years later I retired From the Air Force at Castel. I was in the 93rd FMS. I lived in Merced.
I remember the fire fall. My family would stay in Yosemite during the summer. At one time we lived in El Portal. Great memories.
One more note....my step father at one time ran the hotel. My big bro was awarded honorary ranger for yelling for help when he saw a lady drowning in the river. Her life was saved.
Your stepdad helped run the Ahwahnee Hotel? That would be a cool thing to brag about! I'm glad your brother was in the right place at the right time to save the lady!
@@jbenziggy There are actually quite a number of hostelries and B's & B's along the 140, leading into The Park, starting at about Hite's Cove, so it actually could be any one of those whom our commentator mentioned. I still get sinister chills up my spine, when I think of the Cedar Lodge/Cary Stayner connection.
That's a beautiful place so many famous people went there thanks Jeff for the video. You're wife is brave I wouldn't go out there lol.