Staying at the View Hotel in Monument Valley

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  • Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
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    Date of adventure: 4/15-4/16/24
    Exploring Monument Valley (inasmuch as they let you explore it) and staying at a fancy hotel onsite.
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  • @HolmesAZ
    @HolmesAZ Месяц назад +30

    That was me at the booth! I really wanted to say "hi, Wonderhussy!" but I got overwhelmed with your visit

  • @StanFarleyMusic
    @StanFarleyMusic Месяц назад +20

    The story of the Navajo Code Talkers in the Pacific in WW2 is absolutely fascinating. There were about 461 total Navajo Code Talkers, 13 of whom sadly were killed in action. The code was never broken. Not even their family members knew of the huge impact of their service because no one revealed the secret until the Code was declassified in 1968. We all owe a huge debt of gratitude to the Navajo Code Talkers.

    • @Retiredmom2
      @Retiredmom2 Месяц назад +1

      When I visited Canyon de Chelly in 2018 I bought an autobiography by a Navajo code talker. I was aware of the code talkers from WWII and it was a good read. Also knew of the tragic late 1800’s history of Canyon de Chelly which is why I wanted to go there. When the Navajo or more correctly Dine’ would encounter one another on the tours, they spoke to one another in their Native language. We have reservation land here in Oregon and I’ve always felt like an interloper when I’m on a reservation.

    • @jackwickman2403
      @jackwickman2403 Месяц назад

      @@Retiredmom2 I feel like an interloper anywhere in North or South America.

  • @forwimp
    @forwimp Месяц назад +39

    In 2009 my wife and I were driving near Monument Valley. We stayed at the Holiday Inn located in Keyenta. When we checked in, I told my wife we were going to wake up before dawn and drive to Monument Valley to experience the sunrise. Boy did I get an earfull about the value of sleeping in when on vacation. But, risking the wrath of wifezilla, I woke her up at 04:00. I got very little cooperation that morning, but we made it to Monument Valley just before the sun. As my wife watched and furiously snapped photos, she thanked me over and over. Sunrise in Monument Valley is worth waking up before the sun.

  • @BillTheHawk
    @BillTheHawk Месяц назад +108

    Wow, one of the best tours I have experienced. I am an 80 yo disabled Vet and never could have done this trip, but it's so greatly brought to us Virtually by you Sarah.

    • @13699111
      @13699111 Месяц назад +12

      I'm 72 get the same pleasure from Wonderhussy adventure travel videos. Just remember don't forget when we were able we lived a wildnights twice the enjoyment of the average people,HA !!!

    • @WiLdTiger1951
      @WiLdTiger1951 Месяц назад +10

      Me too. 72. 😅

    • @roblindsey3751
      @roblindsey3751 Месяц назад +15

      I'm 100% P&T VA rated but I guess I'm the youngster here at 49 in a couple months. Hoping I still have a couple yrs left to travel...currently recovering from hip surgery 12 days ago but doing better than before surgery already.

    • @brucecooley4170
      @brucecooley4170 Месяц назад +3

      So a car salesman once said that he makes his money buying cars, not selling them. Ergo, buy a good car thats desirable and in good shape for the right price and you will make money. You need your car mechanics to pre inspect this stuff and not just buy low priced stuff. I am fairly new to channel so maybe that is the model. Definitely don’t replicate whistlin Diesel’s driving abilities!

    • @brucecooley4170
      @brucecooley4170 Месяц назад +1

      wrong post !,,,, ahhhh'!,,,,

  • @oklahomafreedom5536
    @oklahomafreedom5536 Месяц назад +80

    Watching Wonder Hussy is so much better than watching the Washington DC senior living center. 😂

    • @genechronister7085
      @genechronister7085 Месяц назад +7

      34 times! Lol

    • @leddygee1896
      @leddygee1896 Месяц назад +4

      You mean the Resident?

    • @genechronister7085
      @genechronister7085 Месяц назад

      Nope,the carrothead with 34 felonies and more

    • @dobees8183
      @dobees8183 Месяц назад +2

      This has to be the best comment ever! 😂😂😂

    • @henrytowne7463
      @henrytowne7463 Месяц назад

      Whouse_assisted living; I've been on that lawn prior service 21b....

  • @leddygee1896
    @leddygee1896 Месяц назад +22

    "I would never violate the rules"... Wonderhussy ~ 2024 😁

    • @jazzcatt
      @jazzcatt Месяц назад +9

      At least not when anyone's looking. LOL

    • @Russell-w9k
      @Russell-w9k 15 дней назад

      @@jazzcatt "That's the way to do it", money for noth.......

  • @forwimp
    @forwimp Месяц назад +24

    In 2002 my 16 year old daughter and I were driving around the 4 corners area, seeing the sights. We stayed one night in a little old motel in Blanding, UT. It took me back to my childhood in the 60's when my parents would take me on vacation and stay at the cheapest little motels they could find; like $4 per night. I really enjoyed the motel, but my daughter was not impressed. I suggested that we take a walk around Blanding that night and see what it's like. My daughter was not impressed. As we walked up Main Street around eight o'clock that night, I was surprised to see a crowd on the sidewalk. I didn't expect to see so many people in Blanding, and went over see what was going on. The crowd was in front of the little movie theater, waiting for it to open and let them in for an evening's entertainment. "Cool," I said to my daughter, "we can see a movie in a little old small town theater." My daughter was not impressed. When I saw the poster for the movie they were showing that night I was taken aback. This was the world premier for the movie Wind Talkers. I had heard the story of the Navajo Code Talkers years earlier, then heard they were making a movie about them, and I was eagerly anticipating the movie so I could learn more about the Code Talkers story. I was shaking with excitement as I paid the $7 admission for both of us. As I surveyed the room, I realized that us white people were a scant minority. The room was full of Native Americans, excited to see their relatives and neighbors in this world premier of a big Hollywood movie. I said to my daughter (who was a bit of a fan of anthropology) that this was a once in a lifetime event for us, and we should take in the energy and brotherhood of the room. My daughter was not impressed. There was a live MC who welcomed us to the simultaneous world premier of Wind Talkers, showing in Hollywood, and Blanding, Utah on that night. Wow! How lucky were we to stumble on to this? The room was abuzz with people talking a mixture of English and Navajo about which of their people they might see on the screen. They talked like that through the whole movie; something that would normally really bug me. But, it added so much to our experience. The movie ended and I was so delighted to have participated in this cultural festival. But, I was also so very disappointed that the movie was awful. It was just a blood and guts vehicle for Nicholas Cage. But the rest of the room loved it. As they left the building, they were chatting furiously about how impressive the whole thing was. As we walked back to our old and cheap little motel room, I told my daughter how I felt almost aglow to have participated in this event. My daughter said she wasn't impressed. But, 20 some years later, she and I can talk about that trip and the memories not only of discovering the Moki Dugway and visiting Monument Valley, but also the honor of being allowed to participate in this great (to us) cultural event. No one else in the world had that experience, and only a few can appreciate what it meant to us. Thank you, Navajo Nation; we are impressed.

    • @mikecrean8849
      @mikecrean8849 Месяц назад +4

      We’re from England. Seven years ago we stayed at a small motel just outside the Valley. They were booking personal tours for $20 so we booked it. Next morning at 8.30 this genuine Navajo chap arrived in this old beat up truck. But he was such a great guy and a super guide. Took us all over and round the Valley. But what was awesome he was allowed to go all off road. Took us to all over great places and right up to many of the buttes. Hidden caves and little canyons. Even to a little encampment with genuine tribes folks.
      We were away over four hours. Bit uncomfortable at times due to the truck going over some real tough country. But great.
      You won’t believe it but all for $20 for the whole four hours. But we gave him a real big tip. (Not true about the Brits ! ). Weather hot and sunny that day and a huge memorable time. 🙋‍♂️👏👏🇬🇧

    • @realnikonlover6207
      @realnikonlover6207 Месяц назад

      @@mikecrean8849 Good going old bean!

    • @Mark-td1tg
      @Mark-td1tg Месяц назад

      Lol. What a joke.

    • @lakoncers13
      @lakoncers13 Месяц назад

      Thank you so so much for sharing this❤

  • @johnmonaco1028
    @johnmonaco1028 Месяц назад +70

    I still cant believe that only 267k subs for this great gal ... I have been watching her since 2016 and the Ford Ranger Days.. C"Mon People she deserves a million subs for all her great episodes and Fabulous Charismatic Personality she brings to RUclips!!!

    • @robertkoehne1795
      @robertkoehne1795 Месяц назад +8

      The people who view love her locations, dry sarcastic funny sense of humor; a lucky few but growing.

    • @DD-fj2ut
      @DD-fj2ut Месяц назад +3

      I have been watching for years as well. She tends to have long videos, which I believe will deter people from watching them. Setting aside 25 minutes for a RUclips video is too much for some people. I think 15 minutes is a good length to get “clicks”.

    • @shoshonemuseum1995
      @shoshonemuseum1995 Месяц назад +6

      @@DD-fj2ut never long enough for me. I can listen to her for hours.

    • @tictacjak5247
      @tictacjak5247 Месяц назад

      It's mostly men that subscribe. It's an escape for me...I noticed Sarah has been interviewing a lot of guys lately, hoping to draw more female subscribers? One thing I know for sure, if Sarah suddenly introduced a new significant other, her viewership would drop. She is pretty much on her own!

    • @johnmonaco1028
      @johnmonaco1028 Месяц назад

      @@tictacjak5247 watch her next video as it may be her way to hit a million hits and subs!!

  • @brianvandever143
    @brianvandever143 Месяц назад +61

    Sarah Jane you are my favorite celebrity unlike the rest of the celebrities you are real and awesome

  • @mikeirons
    @mikeirons Месяц назад +26

    They don't want hikers. All the peyote would disappear. 😎

    • @vernwallen4246
      @vernwallen4246 Месяц назад +5

      🤣🤣😂😂

    • @effdonahue6595
      @effdonahue6595 Месяц назад +3

      😵‍💫🤪🚀

    • @pepepepito623
      @pepepepito623 Месяц назад

      Funny! But I want to see this woman sweat in the temascal,naked.

    • @MrMwolf69
      @MrMwolf69 Месяц назад +1

      Peyote grows in New Mexico, and us Natives only use it for ceremony.

  • @billytheearthworm573
    @billytheearthworm573 Месяц назад +9

    Facts: Lands within the boundaries of the Navajo Nation are composed of Public, Tribal Trust, Tribal Fee, Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Private, State, and BIA Indian Allotment Lands.
    The Navajo Nation Council Chambers hosts 24 council delegates representing 110 Navajo Nation chapters. The 24 Council delegates (representing 110 Navajo Nation chapters, or communities) discuss critical issues and enact legislation to determine the future of the Navajo people.

  • @hestheMaster
    @hestheMaster Месяц назад +20

    You are getting to be quite the celebrity Wonderhussy. Just about everyone in the desert southwest knows of our favorite
    red,white,and blue sunglass wearing traveling vlogger. Must be that insatiable curiosity of wandering around and making
    some quirky but informative videos all with a sense of style and humor that no one else has! Monument Valley took over
    260 million years to make. Water from an inland sea created it's base of shale with sandstone layered over it and over
    that time the land rose up the sea ebbed away. Wind, rain, ice, which cracked into the sandstone, and lots of time created
    what you see now. Great hike after the "free" breakfast with all that amazing scenery ! 267K subs plus now.

  • @robertf4540
    @robertf4540 Месяц назад +48

    What a gorgeous place! It's on my bucket list!
    $270 a night for a room? No thanks!
    Thanks for letting us tag along Sarah!
    Safe travels!

    • @Lunadoglokicat
      @Lunadoglokicat Месяц назад +8

      Gouldings is less expensive and acceptable.

    • @whelmanlandry
      @whelmanlandry Месяц назад +1

      Mom’s basement is free , huh ?

    • @scottyo64
      @scottyo64 Месяц назад +2

      January it was under 100

    • @russbell6418
      @russbell6418 Месяц назад +2

      The time-lapse of the evening was incredible! The changing sun angles and clouds made different things stand out. Had to go back and rewatch with lots of pauses. Love the desert after a shower! Thank you!

    • @jbee1011
      @jbee1011 Месяц назад

      The Wetherill in Kayenta is pretty nice too.

  • @FASKY2788
    @FASKY2788 Месяц назад +21

    Can't, DON'T, ever take you and your work for granted, such a swell job! Everyone agrees - many of us do have it on the bucket lists, BUT thru you I/we have a special wonderful(HUSSY) early glimpse. Thank You! You're a liv'n doll! Fasky

  • @debbiemclaughlin3460
    @debbiemclaughlin3460 Месяц назад +36

    Monument Valley is my most favorite place. It is so beautiful, especially in person and a very spiritual ,peaceful place.

  • @briangarrow448
    @briangarrow448 Месяц назад +26

    I worked with a few Dene,(should have been Dine) guys while I was working as a boilermaker in the copper industry. Great guys, very welcoming to a lonely kid from the forests of the Pacific Northwest. Nothing but respect to my Native brothers and sisters. Good times with great people! They tried to teach me their language, but I can barely figure out English! LOL!

    • @diamondpeakproductions
      @diamondpeakproductions Месяц назад +2

      Dinè, u mean? I’m Dinè. Denè are our cousins in Alaska! WalkINBeauty

    • @marktaylor9975
      @marktaylor9975 Месяц назад +2

      Chippewa here.
      ❤️💯🙌

    • @richardelliott8352
      @richardelliott8352 Месяц назад +6

      I was fortunate to have a little navaho girlfriend to walk home from school in early grade school. Her family was working as extras on the western TV show "broken Arrow" and her grown man brothers were very protective, she was very sweet. . She taught our class the hoop dance. we were the only kids who had a " broken arrow " lunch box is how we got together.

  • @user-er6fs3is9h
    @user-er6fs3is9h Месяц назад +30

    Thank you Wonder Hussy.
    One of your coolest videos yet.
    Peace.

  • @papajon62
    @papajon62 Месяц назад +27

    Did that loop drive and the hike in one day. Finished the hike in a wind storm 💨. Left there to go to Flagstaff and drove through a snowstorm ❄️. Enjoyed every minute….

  • @annahopp
    @annahopp Месяц назад +10

    Monument Valley and Wonderhussy makes TWO celerity crushes. 🙂

  • @johnlenart597
    @johnlenart597 Месяц назад +20

    A free breakfast at $270 is not a free breakfast. The $8 admission for the drive through was a bargain. 🤑🤑🤑

    • @AlitaKnight
      @AlitaKnight Месяц назад

      That's hilarious! At least they had it

  • @user-jc9vc5oe1h
    @user-jc9vc5oe1h Месяц назад +14

    First look at that landscape and I was thinking roadrunner and coyote 😂

  • @tglass0000
    @tglass0000 Месяц назад +11

    Thanks for mentioning a few important facts about the Navajo! My first visit to this area was inspired by the raw and majestic beauty of the land, but it was also where I was to first learn about the history of the Navajo Nation. The stories they tell aren’t taught in grade school in the US, but should be.
    A return visit could include a tour into areas only accessible with a Navajo guide. Jaw-dropping beauty and soul-changing changing stories to be experienced for sure. The Navajo did much of the Cold War era uranium mining near Black Mesa and suffered radiation related diseases that few are aware of. Just ask the Dine.

  • @christophersanders5007
    @christophersanders5007 Месяц назад +17

    Monument Valley also is in about half of John Wayne's movies. There is a place in Monument Valley called John Ford's Point named after film director John Ford due to the fact that many of his westerns where filmed in Monument Valley. This video must be from a little while ago because it is cold in your video, but is probably about 100-degrees out at Monument Valley today.

    • @banditjones3632
      @banditjones3632 Месяц назад +4

      Absolutely recognize that as John Fords landscape.

  • @slimpickins9124
    @slimpickins9124 Месяц назад +17

    About eight years ago I was able to see this area via a geezer bus tour on which we saw Monument Valley, South rim of the Grand Canyon, Zion & Bryce Canyon. They are all spectacular & it is fun to see you go somewhere that I've been before. Thanks.

  • @angelas4681
    @angelas4681 Месяц назад +13

    Wow. That view from the hotel is stunning.

  • @apolloskyfacer5842
    @apolloskyfacer5842 Месяц назад +5

    This entire region clearly shows just how vast the time scale is, geologically speaking. How long did it take for the plateau to weather away to the scenic views we have now ? Hundreds of thousands of years ? Millions of years ? Anyway, Sarah's editing of her videos has reached a high standard of quality. Well done Sarah.

  • @RaeCheeseburger
    @RaeCheeseburger Месяц назад +3

    Hogan to us Navajos is pronounced “Ho-Gone” and the smaller dwelling is a sweat lodge. Stay blessed hehe

  • @stevebennett7844
    @stevebennett7844 Месяц назад +8

    We went on one of the Navajo guided tours when we were there. Much better than driving around yourself and get to see a lot more

  • @jamesorendorff2731
    @jamesorendorff2731 Месяц назад +1

    No smoking in the hotel , she says, with a pocket full of " magic beans" wink wink. 🤣

  • @lisah7304
    @lisah7304 Месяц назад +12

    Carne asada taco? 🎶Keep yr. Motor runnin’🎶

  • @micahfrancisco8638
    @micahfrancisco8638 Месяц назад +6

    The first one is a sweat lodge. We heat rocks and bring them in. Pour water and sage

  • @williamminamoto.7535
    @williamminamoto.7535 Месяц назад +6

    Wonder.. going on 80..❤️❤️❤️🤣🤚.. following you around the deserts I loved through the 1950’s.. thank you.. keep warm..❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @loudblueberry222
    @loudblueberry222 Месяц назад

    you’re so unapologetically yourself and grounded. what an inspiration🫶

  • @conniesteck2506
    @conniesteck2506 Месяц назад +8

    Blessed to see the partial eclipse there last year, such a spectacular place

  • @Super_Chief
    @Super_Chief Месяц назад +8

    Great video, but sorry that darned wind didn’t cooperate. Here’s some good advice: Next time you’re there, try staying at the Hampton Inn in Kayenta. I have stayed there a lot. Half the price of The View. Rooms are clean/comfortable and as long as you stay away from the Navajo Taco, the restaurant isn’t too bad either. Navajo ladies in traditional dress are the servers, so that was cool to see.
    One correction however: Monument Valley is NOT a National Park, it is a Tribal Park - Big difference! 😉

    • @RonaldStarkey
      @RonaldStarkey Месяц назад

      Mickey Dee's is across the street... lol

  • @toddgutshall4309
    @toddgutshall4309 Месяц назад +7

    It was sure, beautiful. Thank you, Wonderhussy 😊

  • @walter772
    @walter772 13 дней назад

    Thank you Wonderhussy for letting us experience Monument Valley with you! It reminds me of a lot of the old westerns I watched as a kid. It is so peaceful and beautiful there.

  • @joseph5348
    @joseph5348 Месяц назад +1

    You bring remote places to people that can't go there, THANK YOU!¡!!!!¡?

  • @marthaobrien3742
    @marthaobrien3742 Месяц назад +10

    Sarah - I just assumed everyone knows you? Great video. Keep them coming.

  • @offairhead
    @offairhead Месяц назад +1

    5:49 your passenger is hilarious!! I never knew I could turn someone into a pillow and now I need to do it!! 😂😂

  • @melonyjohnson3470
    @melonyjohnson3470 Месяц назад +1

    That is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for the adventures and letting us live vicariously through you.

  • @larrywiddis470
    @larrywiddis470 Месяц назад

    The Res will never be the same after Wonderhussy's visit.

  • @Americathebeautiful49
    @Americathebeautiful49 Месяц назад +4

    It’s ironic that you posted this today because tomorrow is the anniversary of D Day and Codetalkers were an important part of that landing and invasion that would see the eventual end to World War 2. Charles Gibbety was there and when he died at 83 he was the last Comanche codetalker. The Navajo Codetalkers I believe served mainly in the Pacific theater. Please if anyone out there knows more about this subject please let us know. Remember D Day and honor the many Native Americans that served.

    • @stevebennett7844
      @stevebennett7844 Месяц назад

      If you get to the UK, visit Bletchley Park near Milton Keynes where the Enigma codes were broken. They did have a display about the code talkers at one point (although I don't know how long for or it it's still there).

  • @629GSMITH
    @629GSMITH Месяц назад +1

    I have followed you for about ten years. YOU are Treasured.

  • @ray2895
    @ray2895 Месяц назад +3

    8 bucks for a drive around, would be a sacred place to me too.

  • @davidjackson7281
    @davidjackson7281 Месяц назад +3

    l'm here for when the light brightens her beautiful hazel eyes. WOW!

  • @jaysartori9032
    @jaysartori9032 Месяц назад +5

    You have to give it to the Navajo who knew how to build things.

  • @LeftCoastCowgirl
    @LeftCoastCowgirl Месяц назад +1

    Wish you’d taken a tour with a Dine guide. They take you to land you can’t see without a Navajo that are amazing. Also good to support the Native Tribe.

  • @Rob2
    @Rob2 Месяц назад +5

    Imagining being in a Road Runner movie... I sure can do that 😀

  • @johnholcomn8560
    @johnholcomn8560 Месяц назад +3

    Beautiful country

  • @RichardinNC1
    @RichardinNC1 Месяц назад +3

    We toured Monument Valley in 1993. Hard to believe more than 30 years ago. I’ve got a great photo of the mittens (@ 5:00). I also remember the 3 sisters at 7:00

  • @RandomGuy-qm3mg
    @RandomGuy-qm3mg Месяц назад +1

    The Navajo tours are really interesting there. They can take you into areas beyond the designated tourist loop. Our tour guide went to a family members hogan and we were able to ask questions about living there and watch her weave a Navajo rug which was really interesting too. They probably don't want tourists off the office route on hiking around because there are still people living in Monument Valley. Oh and I believe the Code Talkers (also a movie about them) were only in the Pacific Theater of WW II.

  • @alanogilvie4504
    @alanogilvie4504 27 дней назад

    Great video Sarah, thanks again. What an incredible place Monument Valley is, and you helped us all recognize how sacred and important it is to the Navajo people which is exactly what John Ford visualized through his westerns made in Monument Valley. I may never get there at my age but you visited it for me, and I thank you. Long time fan ❤

  • @Coopdundee
    @Coopdundee Месяц назад +4

    I drove through there in 1975 in my 66 impala. It was so beautiful I did 10 years of every vacation in Arizona seeing the ruins hiking up to the top of the mountain above Flagstaff you should go there Sarah it’s beautiful next time you’re in Arizona take plenty water, and while I was driving my three speed on the column 66 impala two door, I stopped on the highway in about 2000 sheep and this really beautifully dressed Navajo woman crush them all across the highway. I just sit there in amazement and thought this is just like out of the John Wayne movie the searchers that’s another one you got to see Sarah great Western that is if you like John Wayne and many more stars filmed in the most beautiful setting story about the Apaches is a little out there you know how they portrayed the Indians but it’s a must see cheers, my friend sitting at the creek south of Big pine it’s not the county creeks just keeping it kind of private because this place is empty most the time that’s why I love being here you’re around just like you in the desert. Sorry for the long ha ha ha ha ha ha message❤ Keith

  • @griswald7156
    @griswald7156 Месяц назад +1

    I always imagined myself hitch hiking down that road…

  • @jwfinley7808
    @jwfinley7808 Месяц назад +4

    Its where John Wayne filmed many of his movies!

  • @NomadicBrian
    @NomadicBrian Месяц назад +5

    Nice visit. Have not been there myself. Perhaps do this hike one day.

  • @brendtoconnell6119
    @brendtoconnell6119 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you! I've never been to Monument Valley. On my bucket list.

  • @whywhywhy4716
    @whywhywhy4716 Месяц назад

    These monuments are ancient trees, so awsome!!!!

  • @starman10548
    @starman10548 Месяц назад +1

    i spent a couple of nights at the San Juan inn in Mexican Hat. Love that area. The Indian Tacos rocked.

  • @Howdy76
    @Howdy76 Месяц назад +10

    SEE THE USA IN YOUR CHEVROLET. I REMEMBER THE CHEVY ADS. DO YOU?

  • @richwhitaker1506
    @richwhitaker1506 Месяц назад +1

    Well done Wonderhussy. I can see why this is a sacred place. Beautiful. Even if these vistas weren't so ingrained in our popular culture, there is a magic and majesty that grabs your attention. The Codetalker museum would have been interesting. Maybe they were trying to protect the the secret WWII codes. Safe travels Sarah. ❤❤❤😅

  • @lisah7304
    @lisah7304 Месяц назад +4

    🤩Gobsmacked Again 🥰

  • @ablondmoment
    @ablondmoment Месяц назад +1

    They cannot sell alcohol anywhere on the reservation. I lived in Kayenta 30+ years ago. It is pretty there. But the hotels are cheaper in Kayenta than that one in Monument Valley!. And its less than 25 miles from Monument valley.

  • @sparkystours
    @sparkystours Месяц назад +1

    Sarah that was one of your best Video's i went to MV in 95' and there were area's were you could get out of your rig and walk around......esp the places were the Searcher's was filmed with John Wayne......MV is one of my top 5 places in the world .... Miles

  • @victorshipley1707
    @victorshipley1707 Месяц назад +3

    Always A Treat When You Post...Gets Me Out Of The House !!!!! XXOO V

  • @PhyllisGarcia-cf7fz
    @PhyllisGarcia-cf7fz Месяц назад +2

    Wow 😄 such a beautiful place. Definitely on my bucket list to visit!! Plus the price is right, too! I can do $8.00 all day long, however $270 for a night's stay....not so much! 😕 And yes your video made me smile 😁 as well, it is such a beautiful place, and not to mention that it does take you back to my cartoon days of Wylie E Coyote and the Road Runner (beep beep) 😆 Thanks again, for another great adventure video Sarah! Now it sounds like back to reality....of going home 😞 Safe travels my friend. See you on Friday!! ☺️ 🤠🥾👓

  • @barackmycat9448
    @barackmycat9448 Месяц назад +3

    Great vid as always. If they had a pool and bar for that 270 they would make enough money to get water to the less fortunate.

  • @racheldelfin342
    @racheldelfin342 Месяц назад +4

    Thank you, Wonderhussy, for a super adventure. Monument Valley will definitely be visited in the near future ❤😊🎉

  • @JollyHell
    @JollyHell Месяц назад

    One of the Best Episodes you learn a lot for your next visit

  • @kapasinksig2901
    @kapasinksig2901 Месяц назад

    Not quite 30 years ago, I found Navajo B&B, ”Land of Many Hogans”. I got to stay overnight in a hogan, and the family came to talk story a little later into the night than I was used to. It also had an outhouse and sweat lodge. I got to sleep on layers of sheepskin. The next morning, I went horseback riding to a location that had a thin waterfall. For me and my tight budget, it was actually quite expensive but in today’s dollars what a bargain! And I’m glad I had the opportunity.

  • @johnjames1813
    @johnjames1813 Месяц назад

    Outstanding!!!!

  • @HannahSpring
    @HannahSpring Месяц назад +5

    I think i may have seen them on a western movie, top Vid my dear

  • @frankmatrka1687
    @frankmatrka1687 Месяц назад

    Thank you for sharing. Beautiful scenery.

  • @banditjones3632
    @banditjones3632 Месяц назад +2

    Stunning views, some your best yet!

  • @billytheearthworm573
    @billytheearthworm573 Месяц назад +1

    WH☝️🤠...your background musical editing selection consistently impress!
    (fun fact) One of the greatest stars of country music's honky-tonk heyday, the 1950s, Webb Pierce had thirteen singles top the Billboard charts in those years-more than any of his illustrious contemporaries.

  • @johndillon3805
    @johndillon3805 Месяц назад

    Wow What a beautiful place! Thanks, Wonderhussy!

  • @jbrods1934
    @jbrods1934 Месяц назад

    Wow ! That view from the balcony !!

  • @joseph5348
    @joseph5348 Месяц назад

    OUTSTANDING, thank you so much!!!!

  • @kplante7881
    @kplante7881 Месяц назад +2

    Very nice… Thanks for sharing!

  • @markbunge2457
    @markbunge2457 Месяц назад +2

    Beautiful!

  • @crawfordgenealogy8989
    @crawfordgenealogy8989 Месяц назад +1

    One of my 8th grade teachers just loved Navajo Jewelry and would travel from Iowa each year to buy more. Also remember a contestant won big money on Who Wants To Be a Millionaire when his phone a friend knew which tribe was the code talkers.

  • @steelwheels327
    @steelwheels327 Месяц назад

    Thanks Sarah......i love your excursions & banter.

  • @roberthale2268
    @roberthale2268 Месяц назад

    You're the best Wonderhussy!

  • @ksr1177
    @ksr1177 Месяц назад +2

    Absolutely beautiful will differently add this to my list. Thanks again.

  • @tiaramisu
    @tiaramisu Месяц назад +2

    Another awesome episode Sarah!

  • @kevinbailey2629
    @kevinbailey2629 Месяц назад +2

    It is amazing there. I loved it!

  • @13699111
    @13699111 Месяц назад

    Thank you for posting another great Wonderhussy adventure travel video. 😊

  • @realnikonlover6207
    @realnikonlover6207 Месяц назад

    What a wonderful place to visit. Photographer's dream in the golden hours of sunrise and sunset. Making a big loop across Interstate 40 and up through Monument and across to Kanab and Bryce Canyon and back down through Utah to Nevada and Eastern Sierras is a fun, delightful and scenic trip. I will make that trip after summer is over.

  • @genechronister7085
    @genechronister7085 Месяц назад

    Another awesome vid! Stay safe

  • @jeffreyevans6892
    @jeffreyevans6892 Месяц назад

    Thank you again, love your vids!

  • @soulrebel2
    @soulrebel2 Месяц назад +3

    One of my favorite places on earth. Great video Wonderhussy!

  • @alanchristensen5735
    @alanchristensen5735 Месяц назад

    Great job Sarah. Absolutely fantastic views. Bucket list!

  • @rjrupert
    @rjrupert Месяц назад

    Been there done that. It is amazing.

  • @texaslonestarrider
    @texaslonestarrider Месяц назад +2

    Beautiful Place!

  • @tictacjak5247
    @tictacjak5247 Месяц назад

    I agree with you, WH'S videos are excellent! As far as the subscription numbers go, I think more than a few have been very generous! She's doin' just fine!

  • @user-bd4dz7lu8l
    @user-bd4dz7lu8l Месяц назад

    I travelled around all the side roads around monument valley where the locals lived and couldn’t believe all the recycling lining the sides of the roads. Looks like they keep the tourists loop clean

  • @gator83261
    @gator83261 Месяц назад

    Very cool.

  • @thirdunkle
    @thirdunkle Месяц назад

    fantastic! your best yet I think

  • @simonjester0074
    @simonjester0074 Месяц назад +2

    Thanx, Wonderhussy ~ beautiful drive 😎🌞