Magic in the Middle of Nowhere: Four Fascinating Sites in One Lonely Nevada Valley

[@proteusnz99]

Whoever is in charge of tourism in Nevada should hire your videos, you uncover fascinating history with wit and elan

[@highcurrent1125]

1:28 ...this represensts WH in her bliss state. Hands on the wheel, tunes on the deck, and eyes on the dirt...

[@kristophersmallsr.9395]

The simple joy this woman brings me . All i can do is smile and chuckle at her beautiful mannerisms . ;)

[@websterbarstone]

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[@russbrowm305]

I too, smile. I love the Wonder Hussey

[@daklakdigital3691]

I so enjoy your travelogs, in which you take us to places most of us will never see. Of course your personality in irreplaceable which add up to making these videos unique. Thank you for sharing your State with us. So many of the US beauty spots have been spoiled by commercial enterprises, of totally unnecessary law enforcement getting their jollies. I live in VietNam and there are hot springs in many places In the North, off the tourist routes, I found a hot springs which had a structure around it and seats inside. Their custom is to copy your, naked. Even visiting Foreigners "do what the locals do". Keep up your much appreciated work, Wonderhussy.

[@enndee989]

Some watch Wander hussy for the articles, others for art and philosophy, including humor, top notch. It's hard to identify what you do, people see what they want in it, like travel, but they miss the whole Wander Hussy. So thank you for creating, for showing this elusive experience, of community, that tourists can only chase, "in pursuit of happiness," and other inalienable rights. This ain't your Rick Steves and we aren't in Europe anymore, but at home, it's a brave New World we're discovering, nature in the nude, that's where and smack in the middle! "baren womb" is a good one, people really laugh, there's something to it, they wouldn't happen to know, and it's not good. Telling. If you're talking about it and showing it, it's of good use, so not baren, people with children can't do that, that's baren, and that's why they have children, like tourists, for a sense of purpose, womanhood. But you're for real, you are who you are, a natural, yourself. You're not just lips and mouth, but substance, your speech speaks, your womanhood is actualized, with tastefulness and sensitivity, your womb holds a head, all its own, not someone else's tissue. So let's be clear here, and who we're laughing at in this little candid joke.

[@markshietze4783]

😮 how fortuitous i stumbled back onto this one , and how you cited a Norman Lear ; he just passed at 101 years this week ... Im only here b/c im looking for the 2nd video , unless the two Vegas chicks is your 2nd video ... Which is fine ; i complimented them on their decision to interview you ... I love this one on the 2nd time viewing as much as the 1st ❤😊

[@katden220]

In a little town in Riverside CA called Glen Avon we grew up in a house that used to be a Butterfield Stage Coach stop. When remodeling it we found old newspapers in the walls I guesss that was used for insulation. It was a huge house and we kept the outside of it original except for the paint. It was a very cool old house with huge rooms, bedrooms, bath, kitchen living room all very big. Good times!

[@BubbaThaumaturge]

I saw comet Hale-Bop in 1997 from that spring. Yes, the sky is amazing. I had my big dob telescope and cameras out there. Great times.

[@williamkeith8944]

I'm envious. I bet that was a great experience!

[@BubbaThaumaturge]

@@williamkeith8944 It very much was.

[@ENGINEER125]

Can you give me a clue as to the location of that hot spring? Would love to visit this place!

[@hellaacapella]

@@ENGINEER125 I’ll give you a clue without giving away the exact location.... It’s around Ely NV

[@williamoliver6807]

Did you wear your nikes

[@cassroberts6116]

That source pool of deep deep water was out of this world! A state of many natural treasures like you! Thank you for taking us along.❤️

[@rychardkeehn4335]

Well me DARLIN, I SURE WISH I WAS THERE WITH YOU!!!instead of where I'm at. . .YOUR outthere exploring the neighbors place HOPE I get to see it someday, if not thankyou for letting ME tag long through videos , I will be outthere on the trail soon I hope. . .if not catch YOU on the other side. . . Rj out

[@gregoryfranklin5108]

Stage stops were seldom used for layovers . The stage would stop and passangers would get a chance to freshen up and get a meal . In the mean time , station attendants would change out the team of horses for fresh horses to continue on to the next station or destination . Should be remnants of a corral and feed shed .

[@Snappy-ut4bj]

Sage after a rain is one of my favorite smells. Peace.

[@Jack-ne8vm]

Met a lady wearing perfume i said smelled like wet sage. I asked what brand it was, she was offended. Wimmen.

[@modeladenny1218]

@@Jack-ne8vm Maybe the woman wasn't a lady and wasn't wearing perfume.😃 I wuz married to a wimmen for 62 years. Just when I figured her out..... she changed.

[@richardbeee]

Thee ole outhouse is still standing, tho the papers cracked and dry; and there's that old oak seat that i used to sit on. Down the path i'd run , sometimes i'd make other times i had to fake it, that's why we have such green,green grass at home. Yes, the truth is out there. To be sung to that old country song "The Green,Green grass of home. Yee-haw!!! Another great video. Thanks.

[@robertmashburn8330]

What a pleasure to watch this Lady narrate these videos. So refreshing.!

[@lawrencestewart8685]

we love wonderhussy and her travels

[@LuckyLarry]

“Speaks to my barren womb!!!!!” That is just hilarious to me! I am a poor childless 68 year old woman....😂😘😉😛

[@jonsmith9892]

Wonderhussy, if you read the first 5 or 6 chapters of Mark Twains' "Roughing It" you will learn all about those old stage stations from a guy who was there in the 1860's. :)

[@shagwellington]

Good tip, thanks

[@kennethblackman3234]

Love the smells of juniper and sage brush.thanks for taking me along .

[@davidkihn770]

I am glad that your still having fun exploring Nevada.

[@kenycharles8600]

The source pool at the hot spring looks like a direct geothermal connection. Cool video with the panoramic views and everything! Thank you ambassador Wonderhussy.

[@romanrandall2106]

i guess it's pretty randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?

[@kenycharles8600]

@@romanrandall2106 not me.

[@rmiller3423]

Depending on the stop, people could eat and spend the night at stagecoach stops. But, more importantly, the stagecoach could water and change horses there.

[@glamperjan]

Great drone shot of you walking to the tub!! Great trip!

[@davidscheffler8809]

Counting down to 100 hot springs!!!! Getting close Sarah Jane!!!! Take Care and Stay Safe Wonderhussy!!!!

[@sallyfromthevalley9724]

Was this #99 ??

[@moosedorm]

That's what I was thinking!! 99

[@davidscheffler8809]

@@sallyfromthevalley9724 Think You are right!!!!

[@davidscheffler8809]

@@moosedorm I ThinkYou are right!!

[@desertsquid9449]

Probably been close to 40 years since I ventured into that part of Nevada. Nothing has changed muched except the roof was mostly intact. Thanks for the memories gotta get back out there. Stay safe enjoy the vids.

[@oregonoutback7779]

Truly the most beautiful hot spring I have seen on your channel. That source pool was absolutely amazing !! Comparable to Yellowstone, for sure.

[@TheJimmichel]

have fun sara love you vidio's keep making them

[@eringemini7091]

And don't forget the other famous use for Sage; when burned, the smoke cleanses spirits/negativity from indoor areas..👻

[@kenycharles8600]

I imagine that stage station was for fresh horses and water along with a hot meal and maybe throw your bedroll on the floor if you needed some shut-eye. The remains of the corral would have been where the tallest weeds are growing around back. I swear girl. You gotta brush up on your Louis L'Amour.

[@cyndykated358]

That deep water was wild! You certainly are one of a kind!

[@kengoins764]

Thank you WH for being my favorite trail guide out in the wild, wild West. You do an amazing job of filming and describing the beautiful landscape of what looks to be the actual moon surface. Keep up the fantastic work that you do!! When you have the work done on your shocks you might look into putting a protection boot over top of shock area. Also avoid hitting as many mud puddles as you can. Safe travels to ya!! 😉

[@ts1931]

Come on young lady stand up!!

[@PeteHemdem]

I liked the roadrunner tracks in the sand on the toilet trail!

[@EmptyP]

I was kind of surprised that she didn't mention them.

[@modeladenny1218]

He was in a hurry to poop.

[@rogerdavies6226]

I had a small mine out in the west desert of Utah. There was a long straight straight streach of road and it always struck me of how strong our forefathers were. On a good day you could travel 10-12 miles in a day. On this road you would have at least 3 nights just to cross the valley, which took us a heck of a lot less. I see the same scenes in your videos.

[@mytube0969]

'It speaks to my baron womb!" ... literally laughed out loud.

[@climbnride58]

That can be fixed.

[@d.w.3325]

I laughed out loud too.

[@PeteHemdem]

Does a baron womb give birth to royalty?

[@mytube0969]

@@PeteHemdem my bad. Barren. lol Likely. Very clever. Took me a minute to get it. haha

[@Lost_Smurf]

I'm only smokin indo but I can see where this would go with a drinking game like that we would all have to stay another night but that's okay we follow WH!!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@brycehongola2425]

It’s hard to remember everything you need and how much of each. Beautiful and intoxicating ambiance.👍❤️

[@a73drdodge]

Awesome adventure ❤😊

[@tomt6040]

Stage stops were where the stage would stop to change horses, they often provided meals for the passengers, also.

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

Two films that may have best portrayed them as they actually were in the Southwest: Stagecoach (John Wayne, 1939) and Fort Apache (John Wayne, Henry Fonda, Shirley Temple (1948).

[@tomt6040]

@@SCSlimBoiseID Also try Conager with Sam Elliott.

[@txhypnotist]

You bring joy to many around the Globe. With great appreciation I value you. Make it a great day.

[@gordondavis8317]

Yur one of the only ones I watch the video all the way through. Love ya miss hussy❤

[@gordondavis8317]

I truly love yur videos. I'm a disabled person. Loved to travel. Can't do it anymore. The booty pics were top notch.❤️

[@williambrown5763]

Sarah how amazing Mother Nature just a beautiful picture

[@cindyhenning7832]

You need to have a hot tub! You would enjoy when your home.Wonderful video as always☺️

[@kenycharles8600]

At 2:55 when those calves were crossing, I was thinking calf fries and cold beer at the chuck wagon come branding time. 🏜🍳🍺

[@rsprockets7846]

I found it very moooooo-ving

[@johnallen2771]

Did you know that those mushrooms attach to rocks and actually break the rocks down into soil and minerals. They leech the nitrates right out of the rock and it collapses eventually.

[@scherzva]

I didn’t know that, that’s pretty interesting. I love exploring places like this.

[@robertgrey5993]

The word is lichens. Mushrooms need a organic soil substrate to grow in.

[@EfficientRVer]

Did you learn that on an episode of the original Star Trek, using a tricorder?

[@carolynnunes3922]

Robert Grey Ooohhh. One-upmanship! Great trivia fact, to be trounced by another trivia expert! Now...off to learn about lichens!

[@hburke575]

Interesting fact

[@bluewave7120]

I'm impressed..you keep finding hidden gems for us to tour with you ❤

[@richardmorholt1175]

It's a lot of fun watching your adventures, for this Veteran, pretty cool.

[@davidcarmack5074]

That place with the hot springs, that entire valley is a giant calderon.

[@chrisblack8390]

Holy cow is right! What a great video! Cows with babies, horses an I want to live in the stagecoach stop. Thank you

[@lunchbox2628]

Wonderhussy, I love your spirit of adventure!! Wish I could tag along on one of your trips.

[@lauchieburton5592]

Wow that was a deep hot spring thanks for taking us along

[@traceytrotter9934]

What a wonderful area! The source pool is amazing, reminds me of Hot Creek near Mammoth Lakes. Seems more pools could be built... Those things ARE Tufa's! I think. So cool. 🧡

[@apryason]

AHA. Found the hot spring. It's one I've been to briefly, but on the other side of the mound. Years ago. The color of the growth/minerals gives it away, same chemistry. There's a gorgeous canyon in the area where the local rancher told me they use the warm water to grow crayfish, to sell to the Cajun-style restaurants in Las Vegas.

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

Love that stage coach stop! Too bad the hot spring wasn't there!

[@shawnnorrell1686]

They would stop for a meal and a change of horses Overnight stays. And just to rest from being jared around in the stagecoach. The ride was hell Imagine driving those roads without any shocks 👍😎

[@modeladenny1218]

Do you realize that Studebaker made covered wagons ?

[@edwardfischer3944]

At 16:45 . . . . That ornery feisty laugh !

[@jeffallen4505]

I always cut some sage brush & hang it in the car when out west! Those things are far more squishier than a corn cob.. Soak On!!!

[@kennethblackman3234]

Do you ever just want to move in .? Love seeing what's around the corner .

[@scottmacdonald1877]

Been to those kilns on a dual sport ride. Used to do a lot of ADV motorcycling, but if you ADV ride Jeep trails, it's a lot more comfortable in a good 4WD.

[@4energy]

I love middle of nowhere Nevada!

[@josapolis4564]

Absolutely love tagging along with you on your many kool adventures......thank you Sarah Jane 😎🤗💛

[@trimbaker1893]

Awwwwe...its cute when you hit high notes around calves.... : )

[@perry92964]

the stage coach stop may have been a stop for the night or just a place to change horses and take a break, there was probably a bar in it at some point

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

I wonder where the water supply for it was.

[@susanhelms1553]

Hi sis wonderhussy that is the most beautiful state of Nevada and the most beautiful place where you at interesting histories thank you for so much for sharing this sincerely Susie💜💜❤❤❤☀

[@johnnysechrist6313]

Keep doing those things that make you smile and laugh....life's short.

[@vmafrika408]

I don't know how I stumbled on your video, but what a delightful find I have to admit. I'm hooked on you and glad you're part of my KZbin video trolls. I'm a big fan of WonderHussy. I, too, traveled a lot from the Bay Area to Las Vegas and found treasures, but they way you put it on videos makes me want more of WonderHussy.

[@richbass503]

I sure love your videos , I miss the desert 🌵 floor .I’m originally from Perris California ... I moved to Woodvillage Oregon where well it rains a lot

[@hburke575]

That is a beautiful hot spring

[@larrymcbryan5630]

That pool looked like Morning Glory Pool at Yellowstone. Great video! Nancy

[@Japanican269]

On your way to the lone toilet, I noticed road runner tracks in the fine sand. Trivial, but it might be of interest, to viewing naturalists, to point out traces of wildlife, as well as the local plants.

[@jolenecreech7648]

I saw those tracks…wondered what animal they were from. Thank you!

[@erichayes2890]

She's gonna hop in!!! I had no doubt!!

[@corilia9529]

That hot spring looks so nice!

[@marktaniguchi7901]

What a charming hot springs you found. Hopefully someday I'll be able to check this place out. Thanks for sharing.

[@jamesanderson3088]

Can't get enough Wonderhussy! 🙂🐄

[@berthaduniverse]

Extremeophile algae are often found in hot springs, often giving the surrounding pools a rainbow of color.

[@wideawaketotruth5301]

Nicccccccee! Wow, middle of nowhere boondocks (13:33) is right! The hot spring tub looks very inviting.

[@S.E.C-R]

That hot springs looked amazing… I have never ever done anything like that in my life and would love to someday!

[@bobbythedesertwalker594]

That source pool is spectacular! 😎

[@CottonWoodBlues]

I went skinny dipping in that hot springs with my friend from Ely. She owned a big building ( old freemason building) down the street from Hotel NV...she died in a car accident in January. I plan to go back to that hot springs as a memorial visit for her. And yes it was nice. But I put a big umbrella up in the water to keep the sun off my beer. It worked great!!

[@ebc371]

great tour from a beautiful tour guide

[@alanbolla8443]

Hot springs heaven right here in the middle of nowhere,,,,Awesome is an understatement!!!👏✨👍

[@williambrown5763]

Sarah you are so happy 😀 that you are back in your back yard ❤️

[@tomfrye9037]

Well, that was really nice of Paula and company. Turned into a nice look at 4 sites...only one of which you've shown before. I remember the nuke test sight that collapsed. But now you have me wondering how close that was to the hot soak spot. I hope you don't glow in the dark after soaking there(8-). Thanks a heap, Wonderhussy...and Kudos to Paula and company.

[@jeffpalmer5502]

Cattle and a horse , had to be water somewhere .Badass place. Somewhere between 2 of my favorite Nevada towns, Nice untrashed place ! Paula has no warrant out. As for your other friends...!😄👍

[@shiftintohigh5564]

Pteroglyphs, so excellent. Nice hotel. THANKS FOR TAKING US.

[@tammymartinez7488]

The most scenic toilet is in Yellowstone heart lake area, it’s on a little hill in a backcountry site. Gorgeous view as you sit!!!

[@UniusPoenitentis]

Fantastic video!!! 🤩🥰😍 I ♥️ Nevada 🥰😀

[@matthewscopelite5303]

Butterfly mornings, and wildflower afternoons. This reminds me of Sam Peckinpah's "The Ballad of Cable Hogue".

[@nancyyow2830]

I have watched you for a few years and I must say this is the neatest springs by far...WOW

[@boitoiful]

There's only ONE REAL Wonderhussy and YOU are Irreplaceable Sarah Jane! I have been here but just driving through on a nice spring day and snooping around in the 2000's. Awesome for sure. Love ya, J

[@Britcarjunkie]

There's a ranch out there, somewhere, that not only has a geothermal site like that, but the calcium (and other) deposits have created a multi-color hill, that's about 20 feet tall! I wonder if that hot spring is on the same property?

[@williamjones3462]

You should always carry a thermometer. As much as you like hot springs. it would be too easy to be scalded.

[@cintroberts6614]

Don't forget to change your air filter on the Toyota.

[@kylerdad123]

Thanks to you, and Paula, for the tour of Nowhere, NV, near Ely, NV. It was nice riding along with you for this journey! That must have been an awesome journey and hot tubing! Looking forward to the next journey and adventure! Best wishes and safe travels! ❤️🤙🎇

[@jbman413]

I really enjoy your wanderings. I have a whole new appreciation for the area. I'm one of those folks who like deserts areas. The eyeball liberty is pretty darn good too! Thanks for sharing!

[@Keith_H]

I think the same as Larry when it comes to the laser thermometer, it is fine for measuring the surface temperature but it would not be accurate at the temperatures below the surface, temperatures below the surface may be substantially hotter and pose a scalding risk.

[@brianlanders5306]

That's right, a good meat thermometer dipped in that pool would be more accurate, but the way it's boiling I don't think it would be safe to swim in.

[@lesliejoygarnham4080]

I'm watching now, and you have not said WHERE to find this road and hot springs!! Really fabulous- thk you fun lady!

[@chrisstephens5310]

Great video stay safe out there your fan from east of Atlanta I love your videos

[@tedebear108]

Hello wonderhussy. It's your friend Ted from Texas. I find it amazing that you find new things all the time in the middle of the note there. Lost treasures in time. Places people were a hundred years ago That Time Forgot. Look forward to your next adventure. Stay healthy my dear

[@millwrightrick1]

I had a summer job making clay weeping tiles and they were fired in a beehive kiln just like those.

[@johneason6540]

Stage coach stop was a rest stop, potty break, get some food and water. And change horses on the stage coach. Just a pit stop. Not meant to stay in. Except for the worker

[@joeholecek8309]

Have the garage underground too have a a double-door vestibule with a positive pressure system air system to keep down dust from penetrating the house

[@timparker8958]

No one is FANCIER than Wonderhussy! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🌴🌴🌴