Mysterious Mt. Shasta & Weed, CA

S4 The Mysteries of Mt. Shasta and Weed, CA
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[@Eddie-In-Las-Vegas]

I hiked and got lost stumbling across what looked to be a eerie dark tunnel somewhere around the heavily dense forest of Mt. Shasta. I felt a heavy presence around me and my inner voice was telling me to not even consider going near this cave entrance tunnel. I was already in a screwed situation having lost my way back to my original starting point of the hike. I kept thinking that I wouldn't survive through the night with nothing on me but some hiking boots, jeans, shirt and a light pullover jacket. In the January months out there it got damn freezing cold by 4pm and I was already seeing the sun slowly fade away. My thought was to find shelter in that cave and gather some dead leaves and a wood stick and start a fire to begin my long cold dark night ahead of me. I observed the entrance to this cave for quite sometime just to make sure it wasn't being occupied by wild bears or other flesh eating animals. Then as it got pitch dark I forced myself to go into this nightmare dark cave and began to hurry up and start the fire I knew would be my only saving grace to keep warm and calm my nerves from the total pitch black unknown that surrounded me as I was many miles away from people and felt all alone helpless in this dark scary cave. It took atleast 30 min to get the dead timber to ignite into a fire and when it finally did it lit up this dark cave and started revealing a gruesome looking site. I would have ran straight outta their if it wasn't for the fact that I needed the protection of this cave to survive through the night. What I saw were bones everywhere some looked like animal bones and some looked like.....well I'm not sure so I kept saying to myself that it was all animal bones and stop overthinking into the worst case about what else type of bones it could be. The fire woke up all the local insects who had a undisturbed home in that cave before I came along and they were quick to greet me showing their displeasure of my presence. I finally tore some material off my inner shirt and wrapped it around a stick and created a hand torch to burn off all the creepy crawlers who would come near me. While that was a job in within itself I noticed carvings on the wall of this cave and it wasnt graffiti carvings or anything that was done by modern humans. It appeared to me that no modern human had ever step foot in this cave and I was the unlucky one to be the first. I thought to myself that there was no way for me to sit down and consider resting or sleeping because I didn't want to end up just being a pile of bones like the rest of the visitors in there and I would have to physically tough it out until sunrise which seemed to be along ways from now. I couldn't help but think maybe the cave got better conditions if I kept going down the dark eerie tunnel as it traveled inwards more. Normally I would have thought this was crazy beyond anything but I was getting tired of staring at a boneyard with creepy carvings on the wall while burning off insects that didn't seem to stop coming after me. So I took my makeshift torch and optimistic self and quickly walked more into the tunnel of doom jumping at anything I saw and felt around me like a scared little girl. I did notice the conditions were getting mildly better and the ground was just rocky dirt with no more bones in sight laying around. The carvings weren't on the walls of the tunnel anymore and it seemed I was the only idiot that had ever traveled that deep into this unknown tunnel before because it was void of any type of life. I had to gather whatever I could find to create a lasting fire for the night and that task was not a simple feat. While gathering I disturbed alot of things that hadn't ever been touched by man and a colony of big spiders quickly dispersed everywhere but left me alone and soon disappeared. Once I got the fire going my job was to not let it go out and to stay alert for any surprises that may come my way. Then I heard something that I can't describe because I've never heard this noise before and it was freaking me out and I was starting to lose it mentally because nothing in my life had prepared me for this little disaster I was in and I was just having to deal with one thing after the next. This noise was not making itself known and after awhile I just accepted it as the cave Spirits were talking or yelling at me and since they were spirits and couldn't physically harm me then the least I could do is just put up with it and try to learn if any sequence of this noise was repeating a pattern like some type of language. It drove me nuts not be able to figure this noise out and it began to wear on me and I began to grow angry and somewhat confident cussing at the noise and yelling back at it thinking I just survived everything so far and I think I could kick a few spirits asses if they tempted me enough. So I mocked this noise yelling Thats all you got motherfuckers!! Bring it on!!! Cause when it gets daylight I'm gonna get outta this cave and go back the way I cam from and when I get back I'm gonna remember this trail back here to this God forbidden cave and I'm bring a whole Lotta people back here like me to disturb the shit outta this little secret unknown tunnel and we are gonna have big tractor equipment and tear this place wide open to all hell!!!!!! After yelling these threats for sometime the noise went away and things got manageable bear for awhile then I stood their sleeping standing upright tired from yelling and just wanted some sound sleep. As the first hint of dawn ran outta that cave and as I was leaving the front entry way a big gust of wind blew me out to the morning daylight as if the spirits were like telling me Now stay out and you better not come back with all your friends and fuck with us cause we left you alone and you survived your night with us! So I thanked the lord and fleed like a bitch not caring where I was going but eventually ran into some hikers who gave me water and snacks and walked with me back to civilization again. I will never go back to the vicinity of this area again or will I ever go hiking outdoors in a dense forest area again for the rest of my life. Mt Shasta has an omni presence around it and it's not human or animal kind. It's unexplainable and mysterious almost alien feeling. As I was recounting this tale here I was being overcomed by something and it made the hair on my arms stand up. Almost as if I will never quite get over my experience that night or whatever was in there never quite left me and still is with me..........but only when I mention of it.

[@maxpower001]

Wow... incredible tale, I've wanted to get to mt shasta for years now.. thanks for sharing your adventures

[@KeyItemsandlockeddoors]

I remember being at Lake Shasta with some friends in the middle of the night. We kept hearing what sounded like chains dragging. Finally we got freaked out about it enough to leave. As we were driving outta there we went around some bend to see what looked like a puddle of oil in the middle of the road lit up by the headlights of the car. Before we could even figure out what to do the puddle lifted up into the air in front of us taking on the form of like... A garbage bag floating in water... That's the best way I can describe it. It was black and shimmery and amoebic. It didn't stay there in front of us more than a few seconds before it ascended. I was in the back seat and we had the sunroof already open to let smoke escape. I looked up as the driver started to drive and could still see it blacking out the already black sky around it.

[@jeanfish7]

Born in Mr Shasta, raised in Weed...hope you enjoyed your stay!:)

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

Lol no.

[@joannekeefe426]

You were raised in weed? Well its a wonder you grew with all the weed. Doesn't it stunt your growth?

[@jeanfish7]

@@joannekeefe426 Weed was named after Abner Weed. Nothing to do with Marijuana. Lumber has been the main industry.

[@joannekeefe426]

@@jeanfish7 i know I'm just kidding ya

[@rebeccatrevino9296]

Thank you Carolyn for your work on this piece...Loved every minute of it.......

[@diannateller5675]

I love, love, love Mt Shasta. (I’m a Great, great, great granddaughter of Chief Tato of the Shasta Indians). Love seeing it through your eyes. We go to pow wows/reunions every year down there My father and his siblings were born in Weed. Interesting family story, my grandmother went to lay the baby in the crib and pulled back the blanket to find a diamondback rattler in the crib. Grandpa used the shotgun to kill the snake and blew the bed to smithereens!

[@diannateller5675]

Ke Le thank you. I loved hearing family stories from back then and that was my favorite

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

I received some amazing healings from some gigantic star elder beings while camping at Castle Lake after spending some physically painful days up near Panther Meadows doing ceremony. Some powerful stuff there and I was not really ready for it but who is.... My painful left hip was healed and I've never had issues with it since... One of my teachers calls Mt. Shasta, "Disneyland for Woo Woos". Well, not sure I would disrespect it by saying that but my camping group and I sure had some interesting experience the week we spent up there! BTW, at Bunny Flats and other places the native "little people" are very active too! They will connect with you and follow you home if you go there and are of a copacetic nature...

[@diannateller5675]

RedSpiralHand sounds like an awesome experience

[@CC-ih6fw]

Hi! I'm a fellow tribal member

[@diannateller5675]

Connie Collins nice to meet you. Small world

[@tribejudahjudah6289]

Great video I love Mount Shasta actually have property up there. But just show the viewers know it's about 90 miles and 2 hours away from the Oregon border. On your way driving to Mount Shasta area you feel it, the weightlifting off gradually the closer you get.

[@celestepalm6949]

I love how when you 1st see Mt Shasta from the south She looks like she's so close when she's actually an hour & a half away. Mt Shasta is HUGE!

[@jamesking4308]

I didn't know that about Mt Shasta! And Weed looks like an interesting place to visit as well. Thank you for sharing with us :) Continued safe travels, Carolyn!

[@midgard9547]

I wish I could visit Mt. Shasta and the people living around the areas. by looking at the mountain area it gives me peace and makes me smile.

[@michelelynn6914]

Absolutely amazing pics of Mt Shasta and thanks for the history!

[@lindasue8719]

I'm soooo glad you're showing us Mount Shasta! When I was a little kid my parents and grandparents and me and my brother would drive from Vancouver down to Reno every year (wonderful memories)! I remember going past Mount Shasta and we stopped near there to eat. Even as a little kid I knew there was something about that place... I just couldn't take my eyes off it from the restaurant window. In recent years I've learned about the mystical elements and it really fascinates me. I hope to get there again soon! Looking forward to more!

[@PaulaTheCanadianExplorer]

Nice vid, Carolyn. Loved the details on the mountain. Beautiful scenery. Stay safe 🌹❤️🌺🌸🌼

[@shellyscott4822]

Mt Shasta is at the top of list when I start traveling!!! I want to experience it all and hopefully see some UFO action!! Thank you for the beautiful footage :)

[@Tyler112272]

I live in the area, we do have weird stuff here..I swear we all saw a giant man one night, we thought they changed a billboard to a giant dude and the next morning the billboard was empty and no explanation why we saw the figure of a giant man there the night before..plus the balls of light things we also see quite a bit down in the valley.

[@hardanalljr.3138]

Anymore experiences

[@sky02148]

Great video Carolyn, very informative, thanks for sharing. Be happy, be free and be kind, love ya Nancy

[@rimonagale1625]

You ended up showing parts of Dunsmuir when you were describing the town of Weed. No biggy. Lemurians are the beings from a different dimension who supposedly occupy the mountain.

[@gamer-uc9fx]

Román Reyes people need to believe in these stories, it's a part of folklore and culture. The natural beauty and a bit of fiction make legends.

[@elioli81]

Román Reyes 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@aliceneely2647]

@@Rayhardy897 Prove the Lemurians are only imaginary????

[@aliceneely2647]

@@Rayhardy897 WHAT??

[@deonchase3167]

That's was downtown Dunsmuir, which is a very cool town about 6 miles south of Mt. Shasta.

[@tranquillady4733]

I loved learning about Mt Shasta. I've heard of similar legends of people in Iceland finding portals to underground worlds there too. Week looks like a pretty place.

[@mrplanet2015]

Yeah!! 😄You know about the Telosians?

[@friendoftellus5741]

Jules Verne...

[@oldminer5387]

Great video, I love when you give historical information about places you travel.

[@MissingPersonsMysteries]

I haven't been very active in the comments but I've followed your channel for a long time. With that said: oooh I LOVE this video!!! I don't ever recall seeing another one like it on your channel. Also, I want to send my condolences to you for your loss of Huckleberry. I'm a gay married man and our fur babies are our life. There are so many people out there that don't understand or can't comprehend the amazing relationship and bond one can have with an animal.

[@mjc42701]

I can and it is heartbreaking to lose them, I can't imagine my life without a pet except when I get to an age where I may not out live one.

[@cherylcampbell7495]

My Shasta will be Carolyns next venture. Sure is relaxing after working 12 hours. Weed is so pretty. I’m ready to move there. I’m tired of phoenix and the heat again. Good seeing you and thanks for sharing 💕💕

[@gingergraves2581]

I know that area like the back of my hand. My family moved there in 1958. As long as I can remember, Mt. Shasta has been in the background of my life. Unfortunately I left in 2014 and I miss it dearly. Did you know that you can drive up to the 10,000 ft parking area? Also, if you visit Shasta Lake, be sure to take the ferry ride over to Shasta Caverns. also Siskiyou Lake (west of Mt. Shasta) is an incredible lake with cabins for rent, rv sites.

[@sophialove7245]

Back in the 70 ' s our family would rent a house boat and vacation on Shasta Lake. It was so beautiful and so fun. Such fond memories! !

[@Erika-Coach]

Looking forward to your visit to Mt Shasta videos! You’ve definitely captured some wonderful sights! Blessings to you, safe travels 🤗😉

[@psychiatryandwellnesswitht8474]

Thank you. The Mountain and it’s surroundings are very scenic. Good job!

[@jackcook9268]

That was a great video ! Thanks Carolyn... hope your feeling better . 🎄🎄☕☕💞💞

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

The signs when you are driving south that say "Enjoy Weed!" are totally priceless... BTW, you need to go spend a few nights up at Panther Meadows and also at Castle Lake to enjoy the weird and healing energies of Mt. Shasta. Amazing!

[@teamcougars]

RedSpiralHand my kids can’t stop laughing when we go through Weed on our way from Northern California to Washington to visit the in laws every year for the last 28 years. Mt Shasta and Lassen are both stunning we used to live in Redding 💜

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

Panther Meadows is a great place to hang out with homeless dirtbags. pseudo spiritualist goofballs have really mucked it up the natives here hate you!

[@teatime2595]

@@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman is it really that bad?

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

@@teatime2595 I'm afraid so. You can't go up there without getting hit up for cigarettes or a ride. It's a beautiful place too the monarchs gather in the springtime. Native Americans found it sacred so goofballs go in there and muck it up.

[@teatime2595]

@@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman I can never figure out why people do stuff when they have to rely on others to do it for them like smoking? And probably throwing there cigg buts all over too

[@camerongawd01]

Just signed a contract on my home! Coming to join you Carol! And all my nomad friendlies! Ty for your inspiring videos! It's happenjjng!!

[@CarolynsRVLife]

Nancy, that's awesome. Congratulations!!! Hope our paths cross one day. Wahoo!!! Let the fun begin..

[@elvafae9902]

I’m really enjoying your journeys...Hubby and I lived aboard our 40’ Nova Trawler with our 3 boy kitties for a year...were having some health problems so we became land lubbers again...we had a 30 amp service and 10 gal hot water...wonderful memories...maybe one day we will be able to RV after retiring...you are an inspiration 😊

[@shawneeb3771]

How interesting,,never knew all that but I am now interested in visiting the area. Thank you for sharing.

[@GabrielleFreedom]

Weed is cool. And I learned where the name came from. Lol!! Shasta is amazing. Another great video, C!! Nice views and music! ✌🏼🌺❤️

[@wesleywright6458]

I'm a Butte county resident born and raised, but have never been to Mt Shasta. I've been to Redding many times, I definitely want to explore further North one day. I enjoy your channel Carolyn, you're so inspirational.

[@cynthiam3319]

I liked it, I always enjoy I formation I don't have to dig up on my own. Breathtaking views. Thank you. Peace, Cynthia.

[@JAMESBOND-jm2lj]

I loved your trip Carolyn. Thanks for sharing it with me 😊❤️🚙🏞️

[@sleepycalico]

when I was a kid, I think 2-lane hwy 99 was how we traveled from Red Bluff to Redding where my grandparents lived. I loved living having Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen on my horizons. Shasta really is SO BEAUTIFUL when it rises on the horizon whenever I go back now. When it is snow-topped, you can't tell if you are really seeing it yet, or if you are looking at clouds. And, then, THERE IT IS!!!! I don't remember a legend about people living inside the mountain--maybe that is a new thing--but people did keep a look out for Big Foot.

[@bettybrigance6784]

Soo beautiful .....I wanna go there one day too....good video, keep going and be safe

[@MsSoozy]

Beautiful place. Weed is really a nice little place. Such amazing scenery around.

[@59Hawkeyes]

Thank you! I pass through there quite often to visit my son in Washington!! Loved this!

[@DeFiDeveloperAcademy]

Great video on Mount Shasta! It's such a magical and mystical place!

[@SweetCheeksFarm]

I lived in S Oregon (Medford) for 5 yrs and didnt know that info on Mt Shasta. Thanks for sharing and keep the videos coming ♥️

[@BeverlyWaite]

I have lived in MT Shasta now for 33 years and I love it.❤

[@diannateller5675]

Currently there is a bill in congress trying to get back to being a nationally recognized tribe If you are interested in finding out more about the Shasta natives and the area I could hook you up with a lady who is doing a lot of the work on both and is very knowledgeable

[@diannateller5675]

@@phillipgraves4721 no not all. It is so the Shasta Nation can be a federally recognized tribe again allowing the tribal members the same government benefits as other tribes such as Cherokee, Paiute, Sioux and many others. My ancestors lived and died there and me and my children and grandchildren deserve the same rights and benefits as other Native American tribes. My great, great, great grandfather was Chief Tato and his daughter was my great, great grandmother. I have seen and walked where they walked. It is sacred ground to me and my family

[@Infinitebrandon]

Wow, you're Shasta? I've only met one other before. I'm part modoc and I'm certain that you are the proper stewards of that side of the mountain. Mt Shasta city is an awful tourist trap without you and the karuks there. I'd love to talk more and help your tribe as much as I can. It'll save the whole earth 🙏😇

[@mount78]

Just to let you know; Shasta was in my backyard growing up; can't wait to be back in her shadow

[@daveogarf]

EXCELLENT essay on Mt. Shasta/Weed! When I lived in the LA area, we used to pass by there on the way to Portland. There is indeed a 'vibe' in the area, and it feels very peaceful and easy to live there. Funny story: At the last place that I worked, there was a fellow Californian that worked with me. He disclosed that he was from... WEED, of all places! (I hope that that was an omen/sign/portent of future travels). May your travels remain entertaining and enlightening, your mind at peace, and may you have the wind at your back. --Dave

[@pac2840]

I grew up with Mt. Shasta visible from my bedroom window down in the valley. Been driving over that mountain for nearly 7 decades, the last time just a few weeks ago. It's heartbreaking. It used to be covered with snow all year long. I remember jumping off a cliff into a glacial pool on the mountain when I was in high school. Lucky I survived that one! It was August and there was still ice in the water. Now there is hardly any snow at all--even in winter. The water in the lake is far, far down. And the trees are all dry and dying. What hasn't burned yet will next season. As many times as I've been over it even in the last 20 years, it stuns me still. I could cry. Global warming is real, people. Let us take care of god's great gift.

[@michellemichaelsen8638]

Always open to learning new things..this is a very mystical place...

[@Jesus.Eternal]

Yes, rumor has it that Mt. Shasta is one of the three entrances to Inner Earth... If you happen to believe that stuff! Lol

[@CarolynsRVLife]

Lol.

[@katdahlia7]

Yes! There is a Great book by Dianne Robbins called Hollow Earth. Also Zorra of hollow Earth has great info.

[@caryn9561]

Simply gorgeous.I love the west coast.

[@YaAllNeedJesus]

I can't wait to visit there. thanks for the inspiration!

[@michaelrice3021]

I thoroughly enjoy this vid. Your image is really sharp inside the Phoenix.

[@nfoss5656]

What a beautiful spot. Thank you.

[@paisleydreamzzz]

ufo's and native american's, an interesting combo. sure is beautiful.

[@Toltecgrl]

That was so nice! I live in Central Valley in Modesto and I always wanted to drive up there and see Mt Shasta up close. It looks pretty. And it’s so interesting to see old Highway 99 runs all the way up there because it also runs through my town 😀. Very interesting video!

[@teamcougars]

Aztec Girl hi neighbor, I’m currently in Tracy lol.

[@annieoakley1363]

I’m in Turlock

[@loriadams7724]

Aztec Girl I’m down in Visalia. It’s very pretty up in that area.

[@Toltecgrl]

😂 we are all in the Valley watching this video lol! She is sure fun to watch! After this video I really have to get up to see Shasta!

[@Staxagrip]

I’m from Modesto too and I just came back from there this weekend that’s why I’m watchen this video after some Of the story’s I heard out there

[@earthbybike]

Totally enjoyed this video; your narration was so relaxed and personal. Very nice

[@lindaheeren2329]

Enjoy your videos. I hope You Will get another dog. You should Not be alone. Keep up the good Videos

[@judiwishman]

My husband was from happy camp. He lived in Weed while he went to siskyou college. I had a picture of Mount Shasta that looks like it’s glowing. It was a full moon that night traveling up 5 towards Oregon. It was crystal clear. Wish I knew where that photo was now

[@doobielawson702]

Yak's has EPIC burgers! I love skiing on Mt Shasta, my wife and I go several times every season. Did the Shasta Dam tour as well, it was great.

[@nikhilsukumar23]

Dear Carolyn, you rock always. Thanks to you I came to know about this great Mountain so beautiful majestic and powerful and seems to be peaceful. I enjoyed this history. Is it possible to create such historical videos about geographical things and trees and expert information about various places that you visit. Waiting for the New Zealand series. You will rock as a global traveler. Hoping to see you travel to all the safest countries. Your perspective is deep and factual. 🎸🎼☀

[@AuRowe]

I had a life threatening drive through there from Oregon on February 13, 2019. 8 Feet of snow at the Pilot center in weed, freeway from weed airport to Redding was closed to all cars right after I went through and there were nearly a hundred trees in the freeway during the drive, the worst of it being in Drunsmuir. I have always felt like strange things happen between Redding and Mt. Ashland Oregon that nowhere else in the world feels like to me.

[@fastinradfordable]

Whew that sounds nuts! I’m about to go visit and glad I run snow tires year round.

[@sueyates3555]

Mount Shasta is beautiful. Have a safe trip.

[@danchristner5245]

great job! that was an interesting little video thanks for sharing that awesome little tour

[@carolynhamby9728]

Hey Carolyn I really enjoy your videos I've been through Weed California but I never knew about the volcano I wish I had known about it when I went through there I would like to ventured some more in the town. Thanks for sharing your adventures the good, the bad and the sad may you travel with God speed & be safe

[@1canseeu]

As she was describing the town of Weed, the video she was showing was of Dunsmuir. Which is also a cute little town.

[@jefffoster8258]

Very Beautiful and thoughtful.

[@shannahonea714]

Awesome place thanks for taking me on a tour with you :D

[@debicaron6046]

I was there 3 months ago.. it was awesome..loved Oregon..

[@fastinradfordable]

It’s California...

[@loriadams7724]

Cool, now I have an interesting story, to tell my kids next time we are up that way. 😉😊

[@mjc42701]

I really liked this video too. Thanks for sharing.

[@diannateller5675]

Just a note but I believe that little town was actually Dunsmuir. Not a big deal though it’s all beautiful and I love when you add fascinating facts. Love the bits of history you put into your videos

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

Yeah they're only an hour apart no big deal

[@deenb6744]

You are very Brave Lady, My highest respect to you 👍

[@tedbates1236]

I lived in Mt. Shasta for 3 years. It was a place full of New Agers and the occult. My landlord was involved in this and apparently he gave a foothold for demons to harass him. He shot himself.

[@fastinradfordable]

That’s why you don’t give demons a foothold. Damn.

[@scottt8424]

Hey Carolyn thank you for the video I enjoyed it nice little town there I like that

[@CarolynsRVLife]

Scott, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!

[@ryanciantar]

I hike there once a year, absolutely love that area, I feel drawn to it. I always hit up Yak's hamburgers in Dunsmuir as well. It's also relatively close drive to the Redwoods.

[@HoneyandMe]

Interesting stuff! We stopped at the Weed rest area about a year ago on the I-5 and it was super windy! Must have been that lumber drying wind!

[@grandmacookieintheup5823]

Carolyn, I really enjoy your videos and following your adventures. Truth be known, you and I couldn’t possibly be on further ends in our political beliefs and I must admit that I roll my eyes sometimes! But, you are doing what you want. I find you brave, confident, and interesting! So, we have different beliefs on some topics, but it changes nothing in my appreciation of your rv- ing life. I know Capone and Huck are watching over their sweet Carolyn, too. Christmas blessings and a great 2020 ahead! Sincerely, Cookie

[@windrider5845]

Christine Beauchamp , that makes you a well balanced and mature person! I wish others were more like that. We are all here to go our own path, not all think alike! Honor the differences in everyone and we will be much wiser! No one person has the entire “truth”. ❤️

[@zorazorazorzzora8333]

Christine Beauchamp What a beautiful mature compliment... I remember this when I don’t agree with a person but respect their path..... Carolyn to me has big ovaries, I can only marvel at some of things she does..

[@KashfuzzCrochet76]

Wow a lot of cool info on Mt. Shasta. 🌻🌻

[@skippitydoodah7881]

Thank you for the ride

[@Lmfrs1844]

I live very close to there! Safe traveling💚

[@krismiller4092]

Wow! Great information. Thank you

[@AngelGonzalez-zl8mg]

Your videos are awesome! Keep them coming!

[@jackieunderwood4893]

I did enjoy the video. Thanks!

[@ak47bobbarke]

Thank you! :)

[@tamipeterson5872]

Carolyn, I actually love your new hair cut. She layered it & I think it looks great. I would like to do the same to mine. ;-)

[@thunder123961]

Nice video! I have a house in Weed Ca. Only one things that confused me was you were showing Dunsmuir Ave. in Dunsmuir Ca (a town just south of Mt. Shasta city) when talking about Weed? Interesting that the downtown strip looks similar to weed.

[@MetalFishTv]

Entertaining video and I will be watching more! I subscribed

[@CarolynsRVLife]

Thank you!

[@craftytraveler9238]

Hubby and I like to go to Dunsmuir and go fishing.

[@teamcougars]

Crafty Traveler you probably remember the Cantera Loop spill in 1991 then? I was 6 months pregnant with my oldest son and we drove through on our way home to Redding from visiting the in laws in Washington the day after the spill, we had to keep the windows up in the car in July while we were stuck in awful traffic at a complete stand still for hours, I remember how damaging the spill was to the river in the area,, it was horrible.

[@BaldwinBay]

Great video. Very entertaining. Enjoy California history.

[@jjaagg5050]

Thanks for the history lesson!

[@maverick4462]

Natives say, never go above treeline. Don't take children to the meadows. Personally, I'll respect their advice. I know from living in the forests of the cascades most of my life, there are dark things/areas that should be avoided. Humans are not the top dog.

[@izmashing5993]

Tell me more

[@Lisa-pp5zv]

Its a beautiful place...

[@georgesilva1737]

Next time you're in town check out the mount Shasta caves tours.

[@jennywren4290]

Hello from Mt. Shasta City! Love ya

[@glendawoodward8750]

I really loved this video thank you! If the legends are true, how little our worries would be.

[@teekalsang]

You never know till u try.... Blessings from Mt Shasta 🙏

[@jamierupert7563]

I though you were talking about weed in California on your last video. I didn't know it was a place 😂😂😂ok now I'm m gonna watch.

[@jackiesmithsmetaldetecting]

I can believe people lived there long ago , our Stonehenge is not the oldest place, we have stone age sites still being excavated still, so I know America has got to have older too :) sometime I am shocked in my hobby has I watch videos all around the world and U.S.A and Canada say they only can find history to George 111. Yes please do go back and explore :)

[@Slwtski]

Amazing video!

[@francietunes]

We can see Mt Shasta from our house

[@boiboi8008]

Do u guys see strange things coming from the mountain ??

[@danh5637]

any encounters?

[@aanonymous7286]

I also can see the mountain from my home and yes I have seen large red-orange fast flying orbs.

[@konradskora1994]

A Anonymous When? Which side of the mountain? I’m visiting for the next 2 months and would love to experience Mt. Shasta’s history and any strange encounters.

[@aanonymous7286]

konrad skora The last time was a few years ago, we live in Redding but enjoy our trips up there. Weed, CA is a beautiful little town but as for pointers on where to go to experience thing I can’t give any advice as idk where the best spots would be

[@KingKelechiMusic]

that was cool, thanks!

[@penelopelopez8296]

Very interesting and informative. Thank you.

[@CarolynsRVLife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@oceanbluelady7760]

You just drove past my house. I live on old Hwy 99 ☺

[@dougbillman2333]

An entrance to the 5th demention......

[@David_A._Ream]

As you drive through downtown Dunsmuir, you talk about downtown Weed!!! Oh well.

[@celestepalm6949]

Yeah, thought that she'd know that with all the visible 'Dunsmuir' shop signs. Was it April Fools day when Carolyn shot this or something? Looks like Fall, lol...

[@thomasbruhn3636]

I live in Mt Shasta. And i can personally say some weird stuff happens here. I have seen some floating orbs in the wood line.

[@lorishelstad5968]

Cool, interesting, Beautiful as well!

[@chefboyarleezy4162]

I went hiking in Mt. Shasta and like a idiot I went off trail and seen a huge bear! I almost sh*t my pants instead I turned around and ran for my life.