The crazy story of One Eyed Charley & The First Woman to Vote (California Gold Rush)

[@danielsasboot4466]

Love it keep em coming.

[@patricknoveski6409]

Yes, I like these stories. Please tell more. Love the show, too. Awesome info about rocks & mines also. Thanks. P.j. California

[@captnfloyd]

Great story. Thanks for sharing

[@LowBudgetExploration]

My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it.

[@clayhorrocks9560]

Awesome story

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Thanks Clay.

[@smokeyandspikeproductions]

That's amazing, very well illustrated story and great geology in the background as well. Thank you for sharing.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Thanks Spike

[@smokeyandspikeproductions]

@@LowBudgetExploration You're welcome, you always put on a good show!

[@mojustin]

This is the most underrated KZbin channel ever!!! We found our own little secret mother lode here. Thanks

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Many thanks Justin and the compliment is greatly appreciated.

[@OdySlim]

Thank you. That was a great story. Regards from Ody Slim

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Thanks Ody.

[@jamesbailey3236]

Please do share more videos like this. You're a good storyteller and we need more folks like yourself keeping these memories alive. Another channel I follow "History Hunters" ( @jbenziggy ) included Charley Parkhurst in his episode 3 weeks ago while visiting the Watsonville cemetery. She was an amazing individual who deserves to be remembered. I agree, her perseverance is a great example of the American spirit that created this great nation. Thank you!

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Thanks James and I agree 100%.

[@benroosa2328]

Loved the Raleigh of Charlotte aka Charlie Parker would really like to hear more

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Awesome. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@chriswertz1438]

Awesome!

[@ocotillooutlaws4101]

What an amazing piece of our American history. What a pioneer she was! I thoroughly enjoy your videos they are a great escape from the craziness… stories like these should be shared for all to appreciate and for future generations to learn. They unfortunately don’t teach and share our history in schools anymore. Keep them coming Bass! ☮️🤙🏻

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Many thanks Outlaw. Right on about the modern school curriculum. Lots of it belong in the garbage.

[@jamesmitchell8184]

LSU or LSO carved in the rock 4:55 left side of the screen! Cool story!

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Good eye! It was LSU. I looked for a date, but didn't find any. I did find some dates from the 70's & 80's in the same area, so might have been around the same time.

[@revelersridge136]

My mom, who’s in her 80s, was telling me, one of her aunts moved across country from west to east on a stage coach, in the 1880s: fascinating stuff. Thanks for the story sir.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

I bet that was quiet the adventure back then. They must have been tough, I can't imagine the beating they took in the stage on those rough roads/trails. Thanks for sharing.

[@lostadamsgold]

WOW! Now that is some interesting history. Can't even imagine being that tough.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

I could never figure out how she fooled so many people for all those years. Even her bosses at Wells Fargo thought she was a man. She must have been really butch or something, but in a cool way.

[@MohaveTreks-JL392]

Wow, what a story!!!! nice job....

[@LowBudgetExploration]

Thanks Mohave

[@debbiehenson227]

Is this your back yard? Soo beautiful,would love to live there. Realy interesting story. ❤❤❤❤

[@LowBudgetExploration]

It's an area in Colorado I like to explore from time to time.

[@naughtiusmaximus830]

Being on a stagecoach all day sounds like living hell.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

No doubt. I imagine their bodies were beat to hell after years of abuse.

[@naughtiusmaximus830]

@@LowBudgetExploration I have hiked the coach trail to San Diego through Cuyamaca. I just can’t imagine. Maybe they had tricks or were just whacked out on opiates. I guess the horses could only go 4 hours or so. Maybe that was how they did it.

[@naughtiusmaximus830]

Oh noooo another Grant toady! Mark Twain disappoints me too.

[@SkipRawls]

I once lived on property that was a stage stop on her route on old San Jose rd. outside of Soquel ca.. This was well known story in our area.

[@LowBudgetExploration]

That's very cool and glad to hear her story is being kept alive.