Thank you for sharing we just finished our Northern California Road trip and we've been to some of the places you mentioned such as Lassen, Battery Point Lighthouse, Mystery Spot, Trees of Mystery. I would add Lava Beds to that list - this National Monument is underrated but is home to Skull Cave were they found human remains. We also explored Garden Bridges, Golden Dome cave, Hopkins Chocolate cave it's so beautiful
AWESOME VIDEO,JOHN. You did capture some of the hidden beauty in Northern California. I've been to about seven, have a few more to go. You are very good at this, keep going, do more. THANKS.
bartellj check out Harry A. Merlo foundation in the small town of Stirling City in Butte County. Its a beautiful park that was built in memory of the owners mother.
What a great video..Thank you very much, I really enjoyed it. Now, question. How many days do we need to visit all these places? I would really appreciate the response. Thanks again.👍👍
At least a full week as many of the locations are near the edges of Northern California and/or higher in elevation so it can be time consuming just making the drives to each as I anticipate you'll be wanting to stop at many of the gorgeous vistas along the way. I would say most people will be able to do on average 2 stops a day. Anymore than that and you'll be missing out on just soaking in the moment.
I’m very flamboyant and active duty military (I feel that’s relevant) and I feel like you guys could teach me so much on survival. I currently am based on the west coast in the Bay Area and I feel like y’all teaching me could be amazing. Great collaboration not to mention I’d learn amazing skills! I’d really appreciate it!
Ok he finally got to Northern Cal I grew up in Fall River Mills, but he was pushing it with the SF cookie factory., Santa Cruz, Tulare and Lone Pine. Sorry SF, and anything below that is not Northern Ca Fall River only has 500in population and McArthur has about 200, then you Ft Jones, McCloud, Etna, Lookout, Adin, Bieber to name a few small towns in Northern Cal. Cowboy country.
The Tour Thru Tree is a disgrace, and perhaps the ultimate insult to the entire forest. ABC10, please edit these two minutes from this video. Thank you.
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Your show misses most of the good interesting stories. You try to show way too many places and not thorough stories about any place. You miss the great opportunities of the places you visit.
@@johnbartellshhop its a park in Stirling City, CA dedicated to one of its residents. The park doesn't have a website, but here is the link on Harry A Merlo is www.worldforestry.org/world-forest-institute-founder-harry-merlo-leaves-lasting-legacy/
@@johnbartellshhop here is the parks Facebook page m.facebook.com/Merlo-Park-Clotilde-Merlo-Park-166366850090523/?tsid=0.42026891440903746&source=result
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SF is not Northern Ca, it's middle CA, ended after Corning. Turn around go back! Lol we have so much to see needs recognition.
Great video! ❤🎉
Thank you for sharing we just finished our Northern California Road trip and we've been to some of the places you mentioned such as Lassen, Battery Point Lighthouse, Mystery Spot, Trees of Mystery. I would add Lava Beds to that list - this National Monument is underrated but is home to Skull Cave were they found human remains. We also explored Garden Bridges, Golden Dome cave, Hopkins Chocolate cave it's so beautiful
Great video, I’m from crescent city.. it’s very northern ... HUMBOLDT, ITS BEAUTIFUL.😎
Grew up camping almost every other summer on coast at Patrick’s point orparriescreek campground ❤️
Northwest pog sucks that we get the same stereotypes as stupid so cal residents
I never knew these places existed until today. Thank you!
Trinity Alps and Eastern Sierras are amazing as well.
Elkhorn Slough is one of my favorite places in the entire world.
Corning, I have family there! I lived in Chico, CA, 30 min south of Corning: 0:07:08
Go down to Williams California to granzellas...
Good video. So many other great places to show viewers that could be added in a Part 2.
Thanks John Bartell Et Al😀.
17:37: You hear "From 1887 to 1882, Bodie was...." Say what? Time went BACKWARDS in this town? Cool!
Crescent city is one of the most amazing places I have ever been
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I live here now
Crescent city has the feel of a New England fishing village. I liked it.
AWESOME VIDEO,JOHN. You did capture some of the hidden beauty in Northern California. I've been to about seven, have a few more to go. You are very good at this, keep going, do more. THANKS.
Glad you liked it! Do you have any ideas on where I should go next?
bartellj check out Harry A. Merlo foundation in the small town of Stirling City in Butte County. Its a beautiful park that was built in memory of the owners mother.
Olive Pit is amazing. Must stop there.
thank yo I learned a lot from your documentary film.
Thanks! Keep up the great work!
Great video 10/10.
Fort Bragg and Winters, CA is nice. Thank you for this video.
Now you are in Northern California. Thank you
Yay! I am the 1000th "Like" Thanx for all those great tips! I know where to go now! :-)
Devil's Postpile National Monument is pretty interesting, and includes a moderate hike.
Thanks for the suggestion Richard!
Yoy should go back in the fall and visit Rockville Park, Apple Hill, and Napa Valley.
Great video
Camping at silver lake near Amador is the best
Great job on the video! I dig your work!
Thank You... Beautiful
Wow!! I have a video about this lighthouse ❤️ amazing place
Nice video! Where are you at start and end of the video though? Like at frame @:50 and @20:40? That look like a really dope spot!
Thank you.
Where is he at on that river when he would cut in-between takes?
Northern California native here. We always pronounced it “Point Rays” and “In-ver-NESS,” not “In-VER-ness.”
That's the second biggest olive I've ever seen!
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Portersvillenow there’s something too see
What a great video..Thank you very much, I really enjoyed it. Now, question. How many days do we need to visit all these places? I would really appreciate the response.
Thanks again.👍👍
At least a full week as many of the locations are near the edges of Northern California and/or higher in elevation so it can be time consuming just making the drives to each as I anticipate you'll be wanting to stop at many of the gorgeous vistas along the way. I would say most people will be able to do on average 2 stops a day. Anymore than that and you'll be missing out on just soaking in the moment.
You missed empire mine in Nevada city.
Would you please add WRITING to the name of the places on the Video next time please
Why would you completely skip over Humboldt and Mendocino counties? 🤦♂️🤔
Why does everybody?
Unfortunately the mountain you said was Mt Whitney is NOT Mount Whitney.
“From 1887-1882...”? Did I hear that correctly?
I heard that too.It was so cold up there they didn't understand their mind and tongue were not in unison 🤓
You're Not pronouncing Point Reyes and Inverness currently! Rays...and In Ver Nas...!
You're not spelling correctly (currently) correctly...
I do believe it’s pronounced Del Nortay county
The locals pronounce it 'del nort'.
@@rclaughlin ah ha! Thanks!
I’m very flamboyant and active duty military (I feel that’s relevant) and I feel like you guys could teach me so much on survival. I currently am based on the west coast in the Bay Area and I feel like y’all teaching me could be amazing. Great collaboration not to mention I’d learn amazing skills! I’d really appreciate it!
Did she say that the halogen light is visible for two miles? Wow!
But it not because of the relatively modest 750w bulb.
It's due to the fresnel lens (that she stands beside) that focuses the beam of light.
Ok he finally got to Northern Cal I grew up in Fall River Mills, but he was pushing it with the SF cookie factory., Santa Cruz, Tulare and Lone Pine. Sorry SF, and anything below that is not Northern Ca Fall River only has 500in population and McArthur has about 200, then you Ft Jones, McCloud, Etna, Lookout, Adin, Bieber to name a few small towns in Northern Cal. Cowboy country.
Crescent City is thee most vulnerable point to be debated by tsunami.
I’m disappointed that he didn’t mention humboldt county and chose del norte 😤
Wasn’t a vandal that set the boat on fire. It was a photographer using poor judgement.
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Why is the park ranger dressed for war? What mayhem is he expecting in a ghost town?
I grew up around Elcorn slew. I have been to most of these places. People need to get out and explore the real California not LA.
*Pitts'Stop 😝
The Tour Thru Tree is a disgrace, and perhaps the ultimate insult to the entire forest. ABC10, please edit these two minutes from this video. Thank you.
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Your show misses most of the good interesting stories. You try to show way too many places and not thorough stories about any place. You miss the great opportunities of the places you visit.
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ABC10 Harry A. Merlo foundation in the small town of Stirling City
Also check out Casa De Fruta in Hollister, owned by the same family of an Italian immigrant since 1908
@@izekealtopanga8513 what is the Merlo foundation? Send me a link to the website I will check it out
@@johnbartellshhop its a park in Stirling City, CA dedicated to one of its residents. The park doesn't have a website, but here is the link on Harry A Merlo is
www.worldforestry.org/world-forest-institute-founder-harry-merlo-leaves-lasting-legacy/
@@johnbartellshhop here is the parks Facebook page
m.facebook.com/Merlo-Park-Clotilde-Merlo-Park-166366850090523/?tsid=0.42026891440903746&source=result
Goshdamm!t
To bad I wakeup w/ blackNeedles in My arms.. I'd ask THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER if I could come live the rest this bodylife, a faithful servant to her islandsNmajesty miss K pureheart. No! SELFIESJOHNNYSLUT
Thank you.