Hi Jennifer! Thank you so much for responding! You've got a few thousand viewers wondering about your life and what became of you. I'm copying here what you wrote on my comment in hopes that more people see it: [Jennifer Lane wrote:] "House burnt down in 1980, we moved down to the lower ranch. But most the animals were up there until 1985. Parents built the gas station in 1983. Sold everything in 1992. Unfortunately I would have liked to have kept some of the land. So peaceful and quiet. My happy place." Where was the gas station? What ultimately made your folks sell everything? Anything you care to share would be appreciated by the readers here. Wishing you most well.
The gas station was across 395, by the rest area. Moved because mom wanted to live closer to " civilization ". Vacationed in Tahoe for years. Ended up moving to Nevada.
I remember I rubbed pipe glue in my eyes, and had to ride a slow tractor across 395 to the house to flush my eyes out, because that was were the running water was.
My sisters and I spread our parents' ashes there because they said it was the happiest time of their life, that concrete structure behind that shack was part of a house that was burnt down from a fireplace fire, and ever since then our mother hated fireplaces, she would even cover fireplaces so she didn't have to see it.
I found that Rodney passed away in 2005 at Stateline, NV, age 57 and Sandra passed in 2019 in Killeen, TX, age 67. Jennifer is living in Killeen, TX
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I bet Rodney was a Vietnam vet. Neither he nor his wife lived very long. I hope their daughter is doing well. Nice research work and thanks for the info.
Yes it would make since that a Vietnam veteran would excape to the wilds of the outback. A lot of us had a hard time adjusting after our time in war.....May he rest in piece.......
I graduated from HS in 1970. People disappearing from society to "find themselves" was not unusual. At that time, hippies and communes were everywhere, along with folkes trying to escape Vietnam and the draft. Most Interstates were still under construction. Some of my college friends had hitchhiked across country. That's how most attendees got to Woodstock! Almost all the audience and band members were teenagers and early 20s. Most soldiers in Vietnam were teenagers drafted right out of high school. Very different times.
I know your mom and grandmom read these posts, and just wanted to tell them what a great daughter, and granddaughter they have raised.. so smart and inquisitive!!! Did y’all see this coming, and was this something that she has displayed all her life? I’m betting there will continue to be more great accomplishments in her future that can really go ANYWHERE , from investigative reporting to journalism and writing , (even novels)…. I’m betting you enjoy these videos as much as I do…
Rodney died in 2005 at the age of 55, according to an article that I read. However, if he was born in 1948, then that does not mathematically make sense either. I think it was just a typo because he was born September 2 and died September 10 so he would’ve been 57 years of age. “Mr. Lane and his wife owned and operated Miller’s Market in Gardnerville, Nev. and the Pony Express Café in Minden, Nev.” according to the obituary.
So this is another example of why I miss Paul Harvey...I think he had a copyright or something on "The Rest of the Story." But we still have our Wonderhussy to get the juices flowing...and the internet (as well as some of her followers) to fill in some blanks. Thanks, Sarah Jane, for taking time to get out and take us on a tour of the place. Great job, Love. Best to you and yours.
The draining of the aquifer of the Owens Valley is a real sin, destroyed a lot of peoples property, and continues to this day. Mulholland’s hubris after the Owens Valley debacle also led to the collapse of the St. Francis Dam which washed over 400 people to their demise.
I sing with her intro too, it's great! Sarah is my antidepressant, when I am sick to death of politics and war I always know I can find peace on her podcasts.❤❤❤❤
Speaking of curiosity and the cat..... Right after watching this I googled Rodney Lane, and found his obituary. Looks like he and Sandra owned a few businesses, a market and a cafe, nearby in the southern corner of Nevada. It also mentioned a ranch that fits in to the area you were at and described.
Just a little west of US 395 (seen at 0:28 in) in the Owens Valley. There are a couple of active homesteads very close by. Nice backstory from the clues Sarah but as they say truth is stranger than fiction. As always it was a good adventure mystery at a location with excellent cell service BTW. Now back to US 395 and a "pit stop" at the Subway there! ;) What about the ghost town north of there called Dunmovin?
@@JDinz-d3c I think I read a story at Owensvalleyhistory about the town's name. Look for Dunmovin Memories. It was an interesting read. All the places on US 395 were well documented!
Ive been a fan for a long time and was really introduced to youtube thru your adventures. I kind of got side tracked by all of youtube many diversions and lost my way from your channel. But lately i have got back on the Hussy train and am enjoying you again. Ive always been attracked to your humor and nerves of a cat burgular . The thought of you staying overnite in the places you end up and by yourself really made me both jealous and envious of your adventures. Im hoping your health improves and if it doesnt you get to take some well deserved time off to recharge your self and your soul and can return to what you do best. Make funny intellectual informative and original videos again. My favorite parts of your stories are when you try to figure out the back dtory to somewhere you just discovered. Im hoping your story turns out to be one of a happy return to making my life more fun and exciting. 😅
You're back on track. Love your work. You've done a lot with your life. Balls out. Your talents that you spent a life time developing have really been a fantastic experience for all of us. What an accomplisment . Thanks 😅😂😊
I’m glad you addressed your habit of locking your car “in the middle of NOWHERE” !!! Ive always wondered…. lol…. I guess that makes me a Hussy Wonder-er ?? I’m betting this young lady sees your video and comments about the rest of this great story… and again, your research and knowledge of the history of this area is FANTASTIC!!! I would never have known about the water rights !!!! So interesting… I loved this video, AND YOUR WORK !!! Thanks Sarah !
This . . . when you do this is why I always watch. You in my eyes are most amazing when you are in the wild, Telling the story you make up on the spot. Thank You for a new story.❤❤❤
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These old abandoned places have an air of melancholy, sadness and despair. Obviously a lot of work went into it but in the end it just became too hard and they had to leave. It doesn't take long for vandals and scavengers to find them and proceed to steal everything worth a nickel and smash everything else. They are interesting places to visit and walk around wondering who lived there and what happened to them.
You don't know what you mean to people. I hope your monetization increases and more importantly, that your health improves. You're lovely and I'm so thankful that I discovered you on you tube. Thank you for your hard work and extremely fun videos. Sending love and hugs your way ❤
husband speaking 12:25am in Cebu, Philippines sitting on the edge of my bed with coffee and a couple cookies. Woke up and you know what happens when you think you are hungry. See what the Hussy has to say this early. ( the AC is on ).
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I had a 5 day R&R from Vietnam in the Philippines in 1967. One other soldier and I hired a car and driver (A white '51 Chevy and a man who had survived the Japanese occupation in WW2. He had nothing good to say about them). We took a boat across Subic Bay to Corregidor island and went on a tour. Many of the big guns were still there. He also took us to an old Spanish fort used as a prison by the Japanese. He took us to several very good hotels and bars in Manila. I met a very nice girl named Glory Diaz. She lived at 5226 Hayes St. Makatti, (Hakatti?) Rizal. She'd be an old lady now. I often wondered what became of her. I hope she had a good life. I liked her very much.
I started cracking up laughing when you read the part about the teepee and the poles being too long for the burro. You know what, sometime in like 2217 or something some kids are gonna stumble upon your busted up old cabin in Death Valley and they're gonna be like "whoa there was this crazy lady named Wonderhussy that lived out here for no reason and made 'youtube videos'(what's that?)....what the hell" By the way, Rodney was a doorgunner in Vietnam! Yeah! I bet he had some wild stories!
Dang, before the video got going I was excited that I guessed the location based on just the appearance of the cinder cone that 395 veers around. But as the video went on, it appears Wonderhussy pretty much spilled the beans on the location, as well as at least one commenter. I did locate the ranch on google maps and it looks like there are some ranches in the vicinity that appear active. Love the video, as always!
Thanks for the videos Sarah, I appreciate how hard you work every week to entertain us. Take a break and have some good Carne Asada Fries & a nice soak in a hot spring you deserve it.
Another great video, Sarah! Yup, don't want any of those two-legged coyotes getting in your rig! I have run into a few out there near Mojave. Take care and Be safe!
I'm with you on the not knowing thing Sarah. Such a nice video (Hell! They all are.). I should be starting my channel proper soon. Just finishing up my vehicular issues and here I'll be. Anyhoo; I prattling on... like I tend to do. You take care and stay safe girl. Be well. Wolfie.
Ranch Of Broken Dreams......I'm Glad You Left The Mannequin , Seemed Haunted....SUPER EXPLORE !!!!!! Thank You Sweetie For Bringing Us Out There !!!!!! XXOO V
YES. this is the Wonder hussy that I have missed! I love it where you go through old, abandoned places and make up stories. Very original. We have already had Huell Houser with his Gomer Pyle voice asking questions three times over. Not saying I didn’t like him, but it’s been done.
Mullholland even built an earthen dam above Santa Paula, my hometown, and it burst in the 20's killing many Santa Paulans, and destroying a lot of homes...My family wasn't from there, but my sis and I were born there.
Hi Wonderhussy, watching from Mobile, Alabama. I first started watching your channel in 2017 when I lived in my hometown of Fresno, California. Keep up the good work.
I would love to know more about the family. What a cool story of a family trying to live their dream and be off grid living in nature. I hope someone has a life story online so that I may read it. I’m very interested in the whole story now. Great video Sarah. Love from Indiana.
If you ever come to Tucson AZ, Maybe you could do a video about Mt. Lemmon. After all the mountain is named after a great botanist Beloved Sarah Lemmon. Anywho enjoy. 🌵
I always look for you. I drive a white and blue semi truck. .wish I could stop and look at these places. I go to Amagosa valley alot from Idaho through Tonapa..thanks
such a great video , imagine upping sticks and moving out to where they did moving around must of been very hard amazing they lasted so long. mad . wow thank you wonder
The ranch dates from after the 1872 owens valley earthquake. The ground movement caused a spring at the site that was on the south end of the fault line displacement. i live in Ridgecrest and have been to the ranch a few times don't remember anyone living there. though i know that a number of consturcion workers camped in there motorhomes around the area when they were building the Coso Geothermo plants They are on the navy base on a road from Coso Junction.
Those are bullet holes! 11:27 That mannequin just couldn't take anymore! She'd had enough... She off'ed herself! Years of modeling ill-fitting, old fashioned clothes took its toll ..😂
Geez wonder hussy is there anything you’re not good at? I was impressed with your knowledge of geomorphology on display today and I’m sure their rent rest of the story is just as interesting as the part you already shared with us. But i don’t need a story to be in awe of the views in all directions and the golden colors of falls last breath clinging from the trees to:-) more please !
I know where you are. The best day to be there is WEDS! 5 different military bases come screaming through that valley. On really clear days you can see in flight refuling 1000s of feet above you. At least they don't bomb there like the Chocolate Mountains
The Tahoe Daily Tribune has an obituary for Rodney Lane. He passed 9/10/2005 the obituary posted 9/13/2005. The had a store and a restaurant.. thanks for sharing and peaking my interest to research. 😊
Your strange (yet delightful) wit and creativity are second to none. Hopefully millions figure out what they are missing if they do not watch your content. (To the potential new watchers): look past the hairy arm pits or other possible hang ups. This woman is clever and hard to pause/stop her videos and look away. Even though we will probably never meet in person, I enjoy knowing you through here. Stay strong and don’t ever let 1 person put you down.
Please let us know what became of Jennifer Lane and more about their life. Also, that would be an interesting video of your investigative work finding Jennifer.
Talk about living off grid. The lack of luxuries and money had to be so hard. My daughter lived off grid in her twenties in N Cali being a union sheep herder. It wasn't easy but she got a taste of living off grid. You are exactly right. It wasn't an easy life. Hope you enjoyed seeing your fam.
Sarah as a big fan of yours I always love the historical research you put into your travels and also the way you tell your stories when there is no history behind these places. I am fourth generation Nevadan and I love the stories you tell from your travels across northern Nevada since I know the real stories and have lived in many of the towns you visited. I have to say for the most part you are pretty accurate. I always enjoy your travels through eastern California and western Nevada and northern Nevada as well. You are awesome Sarah, keep it up. Hope to see you come through my area on your way to BM next August. Love ya Sarah!🤗👍😍
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Hi, I'm Jennifer Lane. That's where we moved to, so I could go to school in Olancha. Talk about living off the land lol great memories.
Hi Jennifer! Thank you so much for responding! You've got a few thousand viewers wondering about your life and what became of you. I'm copying here what you wrote on my comment in hopes that more people see it: [Jennifer Lane wrote:] "House burnt down in 1980, we moved down to the lower ranch. But most the animals were up there until 1985. Parents built the gas station in 1983. Sold everything in 1992. Unfortunately I would have liked to have kept some of the land. So peaceful and quiet. My happy place."
Where was the gas station? What ultimately made your folks sell everything? Anything you care to share would be appreciated by the readers here. Wishing you most well.
The gas station was across 395, by the rest area. Moved because mom wanted to live closer to " civilization ". Vacationed in Tahoe for years. Ended up moving to Nevada.
@@JDinz-d3c It's very kind of you to fill us in, Jennifer. Thank you!
I remember I rubbed pipe glue in my eyes, and had to ride a slow tractor across 395 to the house to flush my eyes out, because that was were the running water was.
@@rodneylane4271 Yikes! Yes, the "joys" of off-grid living! Nice to hear from you, how delightful!
My sisters and I spread our parents' ashes there because they said it was the happiest time of their life, that concrete structure behind that shack was part of a house that was burnt down from a fireplace fire, and ever since then our mother hated fireplaces, she would even cover fireplaces so she didn't have to see it.
I found that Rodney passed away in 2005 at Stateline, NV, age 57 and Sandra passed in 2019 in Killeen, TX, age 67. Jennifer is living in Killeen, TX
I bet Rodney was a Vietnam vet. Neither he nor his wife lived very long. I hope their daughter is doing well. Nice research work and thanks for the info.
Yes it would make since that a Vietnam veteran would excape to the wilds of the outback. A lot of us had a hard time adjusting after our time in war.....May he rest in piece.......
@@craigcanoe3 Thank you for your service to our nation
@@craigcanoe3 thank you for your service
They died relatively young, especially Rodney. 😢
I graduated from HS in 1970. People disappearing from society to "find themselves" was not unusual. At that time, hippies and communes were everywhere, along with folkes trying to escape Vietnam and the draft. Most Interstates were still under construction. Some of my college friends had hitchhiked across country. That's how most attendees got to Woodstock! Almost all the audience and band members were teenagers and early 20s. Most soldiers in Vietnam were teenagers drafted right out of high school. Very different times.
The 1972 Draft didn't hurt me a few others guys from my area.. I when in with about 8 guys and ended up at the save place for 21 months Aloha Baby
I know your mom and grandmom read these posts, and just wanted to tell them what a great daughter, and granddaughter they have raised.. so smart and inquisitive!!! Did y’all see this coming, and was this something that she has displayed all her life? I’m betting there will continue to be more great accomplishments in her future that can really go ANYWHERE , from investigative reporting to journalism and writing , (even novels)…. I’m betting you enjoy these videos as much as I do…
Thank God she gas no Tattoos , blue hair or a nose ring !
Rodney died in 2005 at the age of 55, according to an article that I read. However, if he was born in 1948, then that does not mathematically make sense either. I think it was just a typo because he was born September 2 and died September 10 so he would’ve been 57 years of age. “Mr. Lane and his wife owned and operated Miller’s Market in Gardnerville, Nev. and the Pony Express Café in Minden, Nev.” according to the obituary.
Very interesting story. Thank you for sharing.😊
And Jennifer became Jennifer Dinsmore.
Thanks for that follow-up on them and their history.
...Minden , eh ??...😁😂....
@ yeah, just what I read
So this is another example of why I miss Paul Harvey...I think he had a copyright or something on "The Rest of the Story." But we still have our Wonderhussy to get the juices flowing...and the internet (as well as some of her followers) to fill in some blanks.
Thanks, Sarah Jane, for taking time to get out and take us on a tour of the place. Great job, Love. Best to you and yours.
The draining of the aquifer of the Owens Valley is a real sin, destroyed a lot of peoples property, and continues to this day. Mulholland’s hubris after the Owens Valley debacle also led to the collapse of the St. Francis Dam which washed over 400 people to their demise.
I sing with her intro too, it's great! Sarah is my antidepressant, when I am sick to death of politics and war I always know I can find peace on her podcasts.❤❤❤❤
That Barrel is a home made blacksmith forge and that is the old "Coso Junction Ranch".
And that was a actual shower😊
We love your adventures Sarah. Thank you for sharing.
Letting mystery be mystery until it is no longer mystery. Nice touch.
Speaking of curiosity and the cat..... Right after watching this I googled Rodney Lane, and found his obituary. Looks like he and Sandra owned a few businesses, a market and a cafe, nearby in the southern corner of Nevada. It also mentioned a ranch that fits in to the area you were at and described.
Always love to see those old, sunbeaten desert structures with their beautiful desert patina
The fact that there are cottonwood trees around,there could possibly be ground water evidenced by a fault.
Do you think if you had a deep enough well you might be able to find some water.
Just a little west of US 395 (seen at 0:28 in) in the Owens Valley. There are a couple of active homesteads very close by.
Nice backstory from the clues Sarah but as they say truth is stranger than fiction. As always it was a good adventure
mystery at a location with excellent cell service BTW. Now back to US 395 and a "pit stop" at the Subway there! ;) What
about the ghost town north of there called Dunmovin?
I remember when Dunmovin had residents. Know the story behind the name?
@@JDinz-d3c I think I read a story at Owensvalleyhistory about the town's name. Look for Dunmovin Memories. It was an interesting read. All the places on US 395 were well documented!
Thanks Ms. Hussy for another great vid.
I love it when you create your own historical narrative about people/places. Very entertaining.
Thank you Sarah! I love all your videos, but your explorations of abandoned places like this in the desert are my favorites! 🥰👍🏻
Ive been a fan for a long time and was really introduced to youtube thru your adventures. I kind of got side tracked by all of youtube many diversions and lost my way from your channel. But lately i have got back on the Hussy train and am enjoying you again. Ive always been attracked to your humor and nerves of a cat burgular . The thought of you staying overnite in the places you end up and by yourself really made me both jealous and envious of your adventures. Im hoping your health improves and if it doesnt you get to take some well deserved time off to recharge your self and your soul and can return to what you do best. Make funny intellectual informative and original videos again. My favorite parts of your stories are when you try to figure out the back dtory to somewhere you just discovered. Im hoping your story turns out to be one of a happy return to making my life more fun and exciting. 😅
Excellent Content Sara ! That Ranch looks like a lot of Hard work when into it ! Fast Forward 2024 it is Still Standing !
Not only do the hills have eyes 👀 , their also alive with the sound of music !!!!!! 😂
Classic. you make me laugh.
Still laughing.
You're back on track. Love your work. You've done a lot with your life. Balls out. Your talents that you spent a life time developing have really been a fantastic experience for all of us. What an accomplisment . Thanks 😅😂😊
I’m glad you addressed your habit of locking your car “in the middle of NOWHERE” !!! Ive always wondered…. lol…. I guess that makes me a Hussy Wonder-er ?? I’m betting this young lady sees your video and comments about the rest of this great story… and again, your research and knowledge of the history of this area is FANTASTIC!!! I would never have known about the water rights !!!! So interesting… I loved this video, AND YOUR WORK !!! Thanks Sarah !
I love the mystery of not knowing. Love your stories!
This . . . when you do this is why I always watch. You in my eyes are most amazing when you are in the wild, Telling the story you make up on the spot. Thank You for a new story.❤❤❤
These old abandoned places have an air of melancholy, sadness and despair. Obviously a lot of work went into it but in the end it just became too hard and they had to leave. It doesn't take long for vandals and scavengers to find them and proceed to steal everything worth a nickel and smash everything else. They are interesting places to visit and walk around wondering who lived there and what happened to them.
Railroad ties are a great way to tie a house together!
Wonder Hussy is a rarity, entertaining, witty, a woman who exemplifies the almost forgotten skills of a genuine raconteur. Great story.
The Not Knowing `~ is a fabulous way to wonder? Great !
You don't know what you mean to people. I hope your monetization increases and more importantly, that your health improves. You're lovely and I'm so thankful that I discovered you on you tube. Thank you for your hard work and extremely fun videos. Sending love and hugs your way ❤
The mannequin had a broken leg. The bat was used as a splint, Since not near any hospitals. That's my theory and I'm sticking to it.
I had that thought. Bit weird, that.
Good theory.How’s the best to put a tourniquet on a mannequin?
Absolutely love your channel and how you paint the picture. Dont change a thing
husband speaking 12:25am in Cebu, Philippines sitting on the edge of my bed with coffee and a couple cookies. Woke up and you know what happens when you think you are hungry. See what the Hussy has to say this early. ( the AC is on ).
I had a 5 day R&R from Vietnam in the Philippines in 1967. One other soldier and I hired a car and driver (A white '51 Chevy and a man who had survived the Japanese occupation in WW2. He had nothing good to say about them). We took a boat across Subic Bay to Corregidor island and went on a tour. Many of the big guns were still there. He also took us to an old Spanish fort used as a prison by the Japanese. He took us to several very good hotels and bars in Manila. I met a very nice girl named Glory Diaz. She lived at 5226 Hayes St. Makatti, (Hakatti?) Rizal. She'd be an old lady now. I often wondered what became of her. I hope she had a good life. I liked her very much.
Howdy🤠 👋
From the desert near The Huss in Death Valley
No A.C. sure has been unreasonably warm these days
Giddy Up
I started cracking up laughing when you read the part about the teepee and the poles being too long for the burro. You know what, sometime in like 2217 or something some kids are gonna stumble upon your busted up old cabin in Death Valley and they're gonna be like "whoa there was this crazy lady named Wonderhussy that lived out here for no reason and made 'youtube videos'(what's that?)....what the hell" By the way, Rodney was a doorgunner in Vietnam! Yeah! I bet he had some wild stories!
Dang, before the video got going I was excited that I guessed the location based on just the appearance of the cinder cone that 395 veers around. But as the video went on, it appears Wonderhussy pretty much spilled the beans on the location, as well as at least one commenter. I did locate the ranch on google maps and it looks like there are some ranches in the vicinity that appear active. Love the video, as always!
The cinder cone on 395 rings a bell. Near a place called little lake? We used to see it driving from ridgcrest to Reno on 395
So interesting, a delight to watch A+
8:01 The Shell station is still there. Across the street from it is a Motel 6, where WH stayed in a prior video when she was driving around Mojave.
Great video. Thank you. These exploration videos are my favorite ones that you do.
You should consider being an author, you tell wonderful stories. You have a wonderful imagination. You could tell us the stories of the NOT KNOWING.
Thanks for the videos Sarah, I appreciate how hard you work every week to entertain us. Take a break and have some good Carne Asada Fries & a nice soak in a hot spring you deserve it.
Another great video, Sarah! Yup, don't want any of those two-legged coyotes getting in your rig! I have run into a few out there near Mojave. Take care and Be safe!
Howdy Sarah! Love the adventures, It is a beautiful place, Thanks so much for sharing!
I live in the not knowing as long as I can...... Love it
I love your informative stories! Thank you once again for sharing.
Someday Miss Wonderhussy will be too old to do the adventurous (and risky) things she does now but she'll be a great writer. She sure can spin a yarn.
She has always been a great writer. As a matter of fact that's what she used to do. She had a blog long before she ever began YouTubing.
@@jazzcatt I didn't know that. Thanks for the info.
I agree…. She does tell a great story, and hope I live long enough to get that book!!!
😂😂😂@@williamjenkins9
This is the best channel on RUclips. So, so interesting every time. Thanks WH!
Rodney Lane is in my ears and in my eyes!!
Just watched this video! And once again we LOVE your stories and imagination!
Keep entertaining us Sarah!
Terri and Bob! ❤️
I'm with you on the not knowing thing Sarah. Such a nice video (Hell! They all are.). I should be starting my channel proper soon. Just finishing up my vehicular issues and here I'll be.
Anyhoo; I prattling on... like I tend to do. You take care and stay safe girl.
Be well. Wolfie.
Ranch Of Broken Dreams......I'm Glad You Left The Mannequin , Seemed Haunted....SUPER EXPLORE !!!!!! Thank You Sweetie For Bringing Us Out There !!!!!! XXOO V
❤❤❤❤❤❤ 'd this video! Thank you, Sarah🙌
A very good story.
💞💞🤗🤗💋💋Wonderful share Sarah/Wonderhussy, have a most lovely day.
Thank you so much Sharing this video Sarah💜 we love this area. Will keep it a secret for you. Have Merry Christmas 🎄🎄
Sweet action! Romping through the desert with the wonderhussy after a long day cooking food at work. Thanks for all the content you've posted. Cheers!
Very nice story Miss Hussie. You do some very good research.
I luv exploring interesting places with you. :)
Thank you! I really like your tales that you create. I saw the subject of an old cabin and you did not disappoint! Wonderful video!
YES. this is the Wonder hussy that I have missed! I love it where you go through old, abandoned places and make up stories. Very original. We have already had Huell Houser with his Gomer Pyle voice asking questions three times over. Not saying I didn’t like him, but it’s been done.
Mullholland even built an earthen dam above Santa Paula, my hometown, and it burst in the 20's killing many Santa Paulans, and destroying a lot of homes...My family wasn't from there, but my sis and I were born there.
Yes, the great St. Francis Dam disaster of 1928. Some people were never recovered and bodies that made it to sea were found as far away as San Diego.
You should totally look for her. That would be interesting!
Jennifer Lane has now posted a couple times right here in these comments.
@victoriabaker4400 Really? I'll have to do some scrolling. Thanks!
Hi Wonderhussy, watching from Mobile, Alabama. I first started watching your channel in 2017 when I lived in my hometown of Fresno, California. Keep up the good work.
I love exploring these places with you, and your insightful commentaries.
I would love to know more about the family. What a cool story of a family trying to live their dream and be off grid living in nature. I hope someone has a life story online so that I may read it. I’m very interested in the whole story now. Great video Sarah. Love from Indiana.
If you ever come to Tucson AZ, Maybe you could do a video about Mt. Lemmon. After all the mountain is named after a great botanist Beloved Sarah Lemmon. Anywho enjoy. 🌵
Another Tucsonan here. I second this motion.
Thanks for the tour! We have to watch what we think cause our thoughts can be our actions! Nice older farm too. I want to watch Jennie now. Paul
I love your imaginative story telling. Way better than dry old history facts. Much Luv
I always look for you. I drive a white and blue semi truck. .wish I could stop and look at these places. I go to Amagosa valley alot from Idaho through Tonapa..thanks
Thanks for another fun adventure and exploration stay safe looking forward too more 🎉
One of my favorite movies. "Next time I'll cut it off and feed it to my gold fish" Truly a gruesome yet monumental point in the movie.
such a great video , imagine upping sticks and moving out to where they did moving around must of been very hard amazing they lasted so long. mad . wow thank you wonder
Very fun sound bed for this adventure. And thanks for your part in documenting this area-a sad saga.
The ranch dates from after the 1872 owens valley earthquake.
The ground movement caused a spring at the site that was on the south end of the fault line displacement.
i live in Ridgecrest and have been to the ranch a few times don't remember anyone living there.
though i know that a number of consturcion workers camped in there motorhomes around the area when they were building the Coso Geothermo plants They are on the navy base on a road from Coso Junction.
That music you had at the end of the video, I need that song to play, before I fall asleep at night.
Those are bullet holes! 11:27 That mannequin just couldn't take anymore! She'd had enough... She off'ed herself! Years of modeling ill-fitting, old fashioned clothes took its toll ..😂
That's some beautiful country up yonder. Keep your eyes peeled for that magic $1000 Joshua tree!
There’s a lot of physical work went into building that ranch, I still like to know who started it. That was a good video thank you.
A guy named Sam Lewis started the ranch. My dad bought it off of him and finished it.
@ thank you for that. I take it you got to live there, can you do a vid walking through everything describing the effort.?
Geez wonder hussy is there anything you’re not good at? I was impressed with your knowledge of geomorphology on display today and I’m sure their rent rest of the story is just as interesting as the part you already shared with us. But i don’t need a story to be in awe of the views in all directions and the golden colors of falls last breath clinging from the trees to:-) more please !
What a story! Here's wishing you well.
Ballarat bandit would be interesting video.
Did it already
super duper mystery ! LOVE THAT !
I know where you are. The best day to be there is WEDS! 5 different military bases come screaming through that valley. On really clear days you can see in flight refuling 1000s of feet above you. At least they don't bomb there like the Chocolate Mountains
It's safe now in NorCal; I turned off the faucet to the atmospheric river🤘🏻😉
Muchas garcias.
de nada, happy to oblige
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You have the imagination of a Writer.❤
...along with a huge vocabulary, very high IQ and a sense of humor.
The Tahoe Daily Tribune has an obituary for Rodney Lane. He passed 9/10/2005 the obituary posted 9/13/2005. The had a store and a restaurant.. thanks for sharing and peaking my interest to research. 😊
Your strange (yet delightful) wit and creativity are second to none. Hopefully millions figure out what they are missing if they do not watch your content. (To the potential new watchers): look past the hairy arm pits or other possible hang ups. This woman is clever and hard to pause/stop her videos and look away. Even though we will probably never meet in person, I enjoy knowing you through here. Stay strong and don’t ever let 1 person put you down.
Hang ups? What hang ups? Who's calling anyway?
Wonderhussy your a hoot! ❤
On your map - do you have different color pins , for I’ve been there, want to go there, hot springs, etc. ?
Lots of work done on that farm. Thank you for sharing.
Please let us know what became of Jennifer Lane and more about their life. Also, that would be an interesting video of your investigative work finding Jennifer.
A friend showed me this video. I'm in Texas now, but definitely miss home.
22:31 interesting reading the article in this shot.
Haven't seen ya in a while. Glad you're still tuben.
Sarah , you dissapointed me in that you didn't inspect ALL the buildings
Looks like Rodney Lane died Sept. 10, 2005, in Reno.
I took a tour of Gardnerville today and it's a very nice little town.
Talk about living off grid. The lack of luxuries and money had to be so hard. My daughter lived off grid in her twenties in N Cali being a union sheep herder. It wasn't easy but she got a taste of living off grid. You are exactly right. It wasn't an easy life. Hope you enjoyed seeing your fam.
Just love watching your videos miss Sarah.❤
Great video Amiga !!!
Sarah as a big fan of yours I always love the historical research you put into your travels and also the way you tell your stories when there is no history behind these places. I am fourth generation Nevadan and I love the stories you tell from your travels across northern Nevada since I know the real stories and have lived in many of the towns you visited. I have to say for the most part you are pretty accurate. I always enjoy your travels through eastern California and western Nevada and northern Nevada as well. You are awesome Sarah, keep it up. Hope to see you come through my area on your way to BM next August. Love ya Sarah!🤗👍😍
It was the Butler who did it! And much looks like being built from the wood below a railroad track? Finn. Denmark