Grafton Ghost Town Part 1

Go with us as we discover this 1800's ghost town in southern Utah. Well preserved homes and homesteads. The cemetery is pretty cool too. After that we take a ride on a scenic byway above Grafton and to top it all off, go for pie at the Bumbleberry Inn. Bumbleberry pie was great, but the bumbleberry ice cream was even better.
This is just part 1 where we visit most of the homes. Part 2 we visit one last home, the cemetery, the scenic byway and Bumbleberry Inn.

[@RetiredVDI]

Not really a ghost town but an attraction that is well maintained. It’s historical but not a ghost town. Perfect glass in the windows, well-kept grounds….

[@RavenWolfOutdoorAdventures]

Thank you. Appreciate your update

[@JerryArbs]

Great video guys! What an excellent trip to take at your own pace. There are days of the workweek where I could really use a ghost town to get away. 😅 Looking forward to more videos! 🤙

[@RavenWolfOutdoorAdventures]

Thanks Jerry. It's been fun to do. We will post part 2 next week. Looks like you have a good channel too

[@garywarren-gh8os]

Greetings from Poteet Texas

[@RavenWolfOutdoorAdventures]

Thanks Gary. Greetings to you as well

[@RavenWolfOutdoorAdventures]

Where is Poteet?

[@garywarren-gh8os]

@@RavenWolfOutdoorAdventures Poteet is about 30 minutes south of San Antonio Texas U.S.A

[@davidcisco4036]

Movie clip from "Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid " kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2isnZqApd-Yg7c The cabin in the foreground was built for the movie in 1969 and burned down by vandals in the 1980's.

[@RavenWolfOutdoorAdventures]

Thanks for the clip. I loved that movie and saw it when it first came out. That tells you I'm getting old. 😂

[@RavenWolfOutdoorAdventures]

We were in Marble Falls a month or so ago

[@Tom-dd1we]

One foot thik walls very intelligent way to build no need for air conditioning easy to heat but very laber intensive to build .

[@RavenWolfOutdoorAdventures]

Very good info Tom. They were built well. Amazing what they could do in those days.