#591

[@saltzen961]

Jenny is an inspiration !!!! It's not how you fall down , it's how you get back up !!!!!!!!!!!!! And yes Jenny , God DOES indeed love you .

[@EHD351]

The Hike and Geology was the best part. Hope Your Partner is Ok. I would not leave anyone behind in a new location.

[@loisjaeger9059]

Rule!

[@goldfieldgary]

"...while I'm waiting for Jenni to catch up." Then keeps going. Glad Jenni is OK!

[@sfastray]

"I think this hike did a # on Jenny." Yikes. Hiking partners you don't want.

[@emmiegreen7111]

Awww Jenny seems like such a sweet person and is such a good sport! She had a smile on her face the whole time! Y’all are my kind of people! 💚💚💚

[@saintjason]

I love Jenni's smile. I'm glad she is okay.

[@residentpotato6023]

With those horse teeth I’m surprised Wonder Hussy didn’t ride her up there.

[@weedfreer]

Lesson learnt, always hike as fast as the slowest in your group! Shizz can and does happen.

[@clearsailing7993]

Like they say in top gun, never leave your wing man. You don't understand how serious heat stroke is until you have experienced it. Stay very close to your hiking partner.

[@Cybeq]

Heat exhaustion is no joke. I'm so glad she made it. I've taken people hiking before that I've turned back with when it became apparent that they were not up the physical effort required to make it all the way. It sucks, but safety is more important than making your goal.

[@TheOrganizedPineapple]

Yes definitely!

[@danhooper1056]

Always take care of your hiking partner!

[@residentpotato6023]

She’s not used to hot loads like wonder hussy.

[@coleparker]

As a professional Archaeologist, I have worked in the California and Nevada Deserts for over 30 years. No matter how experienced one is, I always follow extreme caution safety measures. It is easy to get heat exhaustion.

[@LeftCoastCowgirl]

Ha! I travel to Death Valley a lot and had a secret dream to hike with Wonderhussy. Well, NOT ANY MORE!

[@receilseymour7930]

Jenny is one of the sweetest person you can watch on youtube. An innocent and lovable personality... 🤗☺️

[@soonerjhtravels]

Thank God Jenni was okay and you both made it out safely!

[@christopherneil988]

Jenny is so sweet and gave it her all. I love her attitude.. She did not give up. Hope to see more of Jenny on your adventures.

[@midnight4109]

I was thinking that lately Wonderhussy needs the support of her good friends like Jenni Gives but today it is Jenny who was fortunate to have the support of a good friend.

[@lindabriggs5118]

Poor Jenny! I'm so glad she was okay. I know how bad that feels. I once had Heat Exhaustion (the first stage of Heat Stroke, btw) while hiking up from the bottom of the Grand Canyon going up to the North Rim. I had to squeeze in between two tall boulders which was the only shade available, and drank two full liters of Gook-n-aide in water. Yes I was nauseated but after staying between my boulders, I managed to get past the Sipapu Tunnel and my BFF and I took a nap in the shade. Its can be a scary experience. But I made it! So I can actually say I hiked the Grand Canyon Rim to rim. The hard way, since we started our hike from the South Rim to the North Rim. The south Rim elevation is around 7000 feet and the north Rim is over 9000 feet. Loved it. You should try it. And an OBW, the tarantula was probably a female since she was in a burrow. Since she didn't come out, unsure what her species was. Maybe, an Aphonapelma calchodes (Arizona Blonde) or an Aphonapelma iodius (Great Basin Tarantula). 👍 Good find, Sarah!

[@SierraJohn]

Monsieur Lemoigne was definitely living off the grid. Thanks for exploring/videoing. Hope you bring Jenni along for another one.

[@shaftermike]

Heatstroke can also cause imbalance of electrolytes since you lose a lot of salts in sweating. Eat prunes, salami, nuts, salty stuff. Remember the little family in Mariposa that died this summer while on an eight mile hike? When they started hiking at 8 am it was 70. A few hours later, when they hit the uphill coming back, the temp was 108 and they were on an exposed southeast facing slope, no shade. This stuff can sneak up on you. Anyway, thanks for another interesting adventure!

[@kraigkline4375]

The last time I checked, when you go hiking with a friend, you are supposed to actually hike with said friend.... Not a mile out in front of her, just in case something bad actually happened, one friend could maybe save a friends life :)

[@jwagnermail]

I can understand the excuse that WH had to hike back down, so she would have gone back to the friend at some point. But in the desert a hiker can get sick real fast and need aid (water, cooled down with wet cloth, etc). WH should have stayed with the friend.

[@jakers1952]

Aces al you need a new brain maybe?

[@teodelfuego]

@Aces Al that’s weird, she always spoke so highly of you

[@livewithnick]

You must not have checked in a while..The rules changed. Now you can hike however you damn well please…

[@brucewestoby]

With a hiking partner, GOOD walkie talkies are a must! Water and a first aid kit too. Include tweezers, liguid soap, and Neosporin..the original stuff. ( Think of hiking 5 miles with cactus needles , glass or a splinter in toe or foot ! ) Snake bite stuff too. Always extra water...! Neat video! Love the places to take us ! Feel sorry for your friend who had to barf !

[@gordbaker896]

Expect the best, prepare for the worst.

[@masonexploring4373]

Omg!! I'm never hiking with you Hussy poor Jennie

[@jonholmes6551]

You left her alone in death valley? For a video. Wow. No other words but that speaks volumes. Jenny glad you're ok if you're reading this and you look great. I hope you are in more videos and i hope you have real friends. I'm sure you do

[@leighmitcler3320]

I absolutely love Jenni Gives channel on KZbin. So glad to see you both hanging out together. Look forward to seeing Jenni's video of this hike.

[@JenniGives]

Thank you so much Leigh! It's definitely a different video!

[@SagebrushRebel]

I have a book titled "Death Valley Jeep Trails" by Roger Mitchell, c. 1969. On pages 23 and 24 is a chapter on "Jean LeMoign's retreat". He had the nickname "Cap" and when he was getting old. decided to make a trip to the outside world. He never made it, and none other than Death Valley Scotty discovered his body and the bodies of two mules. Scotty buried him there, near Salt Creek.

[@JenniGives]

actually....there are 3 stories in history about who buried Mr. Lemoigne and quite a few other things...that video will be next week. Thanks for the book tip though, don't have that one yet! added it to the list.

[@bobkerr8887]

Thanks for not leaving Jenni up there. hahaha! She is a sweety! I think the metal sides on Lemoigne's cabin are old salt cans or cracker tins cut open and flattened out. I used to work in a place that had old Jefferson Island Salt cans nailed up on the walls of the old coal bunker. they were square metal cans. You could still read the labels on them like they were new. Wish I would have gotten some. My boss would have let me if I asked. Oh well.

[@piratepete842]

Back in the day when I worked on the South rim of the Grand Canyon there was a mass migration of tarantulas to the inner canyon which lasted for many days..their were lines of them all over the village..i took one in as a guest for a few days before he continued on his journey.. I named him Totantula😁

[@boitoiful]

Awesome! I bet the one guy that wrote on the wall did really have the best sleep of his life up there. Just peace, quiet, and mother earth. Another excellent hike WH. Sure glad that Jenny is OK. J

[@goldendreamer2122]

Wonder hussy is in excellent shape because she hikes all the time and that is fantastic. Glad Jenny was okay. Love your videos you're my favorite.

[@JenniGives]

I hike a lot. But not as much as Sarah I quickly learned.

[@myopinion9518]

Way to go Sarah.. leaving Jenni alone out on the desert trail for dead. Didn’t you see the buzzards circling overhead? LOL. Glad the hike was a success for both of you. Looking forward to your next adventure.

[@stevebigpine1590]

rude to leave her alone

[@trailshade7590]

Extremely rude.

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

Glad Jenny was ok. That would have been awful if she wasnt able to hike out. But she did the smart thing and cooled off. And she did make a great suggestion. A set of radios around old mines is a good idea. And when hiking never loose sight of your members. An injury can always happen and nobody wants to come up on a friend who's been hurt without help. Makes for a bad day all the way around. But it all worked out this time so you'll be better prepped for the next adventure. Be safe folks

[@2pi628]

Yes, it can be very dangerous in the desert. I once thought I would just scramble up to the top of "Picacho Peak" in the middle of the summer. It's located between Tucson and Phoenix on I-10. "it's a 1500 foot elevation gain, and only a mile and a half trip" said the park ranger.... that almost killed me. Ha Ha. I mistook the "mile and a half" for ROUND TRIP. That was to the top -- only. If you have ever seen the bugs bunny cartoon where he was struggling dehydrated through the desert --- now you know what I looked like.😅 Deserts can be deadly.

[@jimderksen1653]

To be fair to WH she looked back several times to make sure that Jenny was coming.

[@bearpawz_]

@@jimderksen1653 Yes, she did! 👍

[@bingojones4820]

🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥Beeps, you right like a too years old, keep it up…….🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥. ps “never loose sight of you member”

[@JenniGives]

@@jimderksen1653 yes. We learned a few things to do different for sure next time. I am okay & I knew she was ahead. I didn't totally understand what was happening.

[@carolynnunes3922]

God bless you both! I LOVE Jenni’s attitude! I will definitely check out her video of this hike! I really loved how at the end of your video did she said that God loves her, and this is true. God loves each and everyone of us, without exception!

[@jaminova_1969]

I learn alot about hiking in the west watching this channel! And props to Jenni for being a Trooper! Remember to always hydrate and take rest breaks if you need too!

[@ducknorris233]

Jenni’s smile is contagious.

[@moonyshine]

🤣🤣🤣

[@thebeek123]

Big Ol smile 😀

[@moonyshine]

Its something that's for sure

[@ItsMeNanaD71]

Shame on you Sarah for leaving a man behind & not being very concerned when told she was overheating. You apparently don’t understand how bad heat strokes & heat exhaustion truly are. I used to want to go hiking with you….now it’s just plain scary to think about.

[@wildweasel8564]

Good for both of you that you made it! I spent the Thanksgiving Holiday camping around Death Valley and made a side trip over to the Death Valley Junction and the Opera House, well worth the trip. It took me almost three days to 'slow' down and really take it the enormity of D.V.

[@northernbackwoodsman263]

Jenni's channel has a lot of good content. It's fun also. Well worth checking out.

[@JenniGives]

[@lucasdelgado4916]

What's the name of her channel???

[@JenniGives]

@@lucasdelgado4916 JenniGives

[@gerryhartung736]

My only comment is that the moment I hear the lead in music........I grin, because the entertainment factor is huge on your channel....,. Thank you W.H.,, for being yourself!

[@michaeljdeaguilar7891]

Thank you so much for letting me tag along and another great video from wonderhussy

[@roseapple8786]

Yes, you are in excellent shape. I would have a tuff time keeping up with you too. I'm glad Jenni is ok. Be safe and God Bless.

[@Wraithsong]

thank you sarah for opening our eyes to death valley. it has a great deal of interest for me. its nice knowing theres more than just the dunes to drive by.

[@SirenSeaUndra]

For an experienced hiker like yourself, it was a real rookie move to abandon a colleague who was in obvious distress. She could have died. I've had heat stroke a few times and it's no joke.

[@kekmountain2882]

That irritated the hell out if me you never leave someone who is obviously struggling behind, I wouldn't have been so nice like Jenny I would have had a bone to pick.

[@SirenSeaUndra]

@@kekmountain2882 I wouldn't have been as nice either.

[@masonexploring4373]

Yep.. husky has done 100s of video why was it so important she beat Jennie to the spot ...ROOKIE move

[@Britcarjunkie]

Its always great to see two of my favorite people at the same time. 🙋‍♂️

[@jewllake]

I was up there with Rudedog a few years back - cool place!

[@antoniobaez6282]

WH always knows where she is at in her story telling. On point.

[@solonwoodall1330]

People were so resilient back then. I’m always thinking how much easier we have it today. Great production work. You make it look easy.

[@alohablue2907]

I like the way you find and read the latest news from back in the day when you explore these time capsules

[@jakejohnson7714]

Finally the show isn't boring w/ your friend!

[@susanmumper8334]

Such outstanding narration, music and editing. You are a pro!

[@thomasmarquardt2872]

You guys are rockstars really liked the video to be able to walk up the canyon without having to drive a vehicle just like the old days except you need your trusty burros bringing supplies !

[@joewenzel5142]

Never leave a man behind....Poor Jenny.

[@exil3dlivecom]

JENNY! awesome guest!

[@Denis-zb5pf]

Love you're make up on that strenuous walk and heat. Beautiful country..from another Virgo. I loved to poke about old mine sites in Outback Central Australia in my younger days.

[@briangarrow448]

Lots of basic food items used to be shipped and sold in 5 gallon square tin cans. The cans were often cut apart and pounded into basic tools or building materials, like roofing or walls. I’ve seen 5 gallon tins made into almost every type of kitchen tool, plates, and building item.

[@mhzprayer]

Holy smokes be careful...grew up in desert and definitely hiking requires certain prep and strategy. Walkies, as much water as you can reasonably carry, weapon, flashlights, layers of clothes and tools to make make fire, those things at minimum. Stay together or keep interval radio contact. Glad everyone was okay. Thanks for the video.

[@tchin2020]

I have to admit your B-roll footage is just as amazing as your main footage… btw, you can wear that cute outfit on all your hiking videos…real cute…sooo creative..

[@jamesparker6876]

It is sooo good to see Jenni and Wonderhussy together again. I have followed Jenni since the last time you both did your last video together. Jenni has been a lot of fun on her videos. Sarah has a very good friend in Jenni. Yes, for sure, God loves Jenni, and probably Wonderhussy Sarah too.

[@JenniGives]

Of Course God Loves Sarah Mr. Parker! You too Buddy! Luv ya!

[@jamesparker6876]

To: @@JenniGives Hi Jenni. You commented to me on Sarah's video. I was concerned for you on your difficult hike to the cabins. I did notice that you had coverings on your legs and Sarah did not. Could that have added to you being overheated? Just a thought. Any way, Of course God Loves Sarah, there was never any doubt about that. I just wanted to express that God Loves you Jenni, for sure. All things considered. Lots of Love and respect, James

[@JenniGives]

@@jamesparker6876 FOR SURE those leggings were a horrible choice. I think that set everything in motion. Thanks for always encouraging me.

[@tomesguerra5495]

Nice to see back to normal vlogs 🙂 also see your friends 😊 👍👏✌️

[@gsx2or]

Like your videos. I was stationed at Ft. Irwin once and put in many jeep miles in the desert which grows on a person after awhile. The desert has alot of beauty if time is taken to look.

[@tenaedmonson1213]

Nice to see you both smiling.

[@1iculungman]

Found Roger on FB, he retired from Northwest Airlines and lives in Virginia, cool that he left a card there. A nice High output LED light bar would look good on the front of your Toyota and make navigation in desert dark muck better. I scrounge around and see what's in my parts bin.

[@JenniGives]

For sure it would. Sarah was teaching about lighting as we were going out...I had to jump out a few times with the flashlight...

[@iliadee350]

Love Jenny’s enthusiasm

[@mikeizzano172]

Good hike, interesting stuff. ! Thanks 🙏. Always enjoyable……..

[@theshyguitarist]

Always slow down for the slowest in the hiking party, if anything to make them feel more included and important.

[@terrirae6299]

Yeah I bet she doesn't go hiking with WH ever again.

[@Lunaeus]

Its interesting.....so many men in history blazed the trails and did so much pioneering and exploring. Lets take a toast and cheers to all these men of history.

[@kurtbaker4078]

Great adventure! You guys need to do a re-do. You guys make an awesome duo.

[@JenniGives]

I hope I Sarah will hike again! I promise to not almost die this time.

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

Jenni can now write a book about how she survived a Death Valley hike with the lithe siren sprite of Badwater Junction, Wonderana Jane. Pretty cool graffiti on the walls, written no doubt before anyone thought better of it, or thought to place a notebook there. Cool old digs. The barrels may have been for heating oil, or for gasoline to run mining machinery. Another awesome edition of the WH Chronicles. Stay safe out there.

[@Cyberbizbuddy]

That was fun Sarah! The way you shoot your video and edit makes me feel like I'm right there with you on your adventure. Now I'm tired and have to eat and rest while you drive...until next time, take care.

[@mertfox3488]

Another great adventure! Your new image is beautiful. Whatever you do, don't wear the red/white/blue glasses ever again. You are stunning. Looking forward to the next adventure. Press on..

[@bingojones4820]

🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥watch to the end 26:09 for SWAMP COOLER & JENNY’S ANNOUNCMENT🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥

[@harpstone]

Those olden days miners often lived off of flour, bacon (with grease), beans and coffee.

[@jr2no160]

Cool glad to see you two Young Dynamic Desert Goddesses do another collaboration. Yes I jumped on Jenni's channel when you, Wonderhussy, introduced her. My older ADHD mind is quick enough to keep up with both you young ladies. 👍🏿😎

[@timdunn2387]

You are such a joy. The world is a better place for having you in it. Much love.

[@garygrasselena]

Go sj and jenni !! Gary grass😊

[@larryschenk696]

Great Adventure. Thanks for taking us along.

[@aliceg9571]

Hope you get to explore another cabin with Jenni again. Thankfully she was OK. Always take a flashlight, snack of some kind, water and jacket or small blanket, just in case. Just looking out for my favorite explorer. ATB.

[@JenniGives]

Yes, I have recovered ok. thank you for your concern.

[@gregprince2523]

Really enjoy your excursions and the history you pass on WH!! stay safe and keep on truckin!

[@JohnMassari]

I love the imagery and this part of the country. I had mining claims up there! Awesome stuff!

[@lesterreed9948]

That's interesting on the time , here in Ohio it gets dark about 4:30 pm . Great adventure

[@badgerpa9]

Sure glad Jenni was OK she is a sweetie you wouldn't want to lose her.

[@nitrousninja882]

Or lose her either!

[@badgerpa9]

@@nitrousninja882 for sure, damn spell check.

[@coleparker]

I have studied a number of these can dumps around old mining cabins. They consist of mainly of condensed and evaporated milk cans, sardines and bean cans, along with coffee cans.

[@justiniankepler3126]

Good job on the video, Ladies! Refreshing to see some teamwork out in the frontier.

[@slimpickins9124]

Whoa! you gals are tuff. Interesting spot as usual. I wonder if that miner was successful in finding his chosen ore.

[@cajunstacker1376]

Great video, I really appreciate the both of you sharing the experience

[@paulsimonds9270]

What a very interesting place to explore with beautiful scenery. Too bad there wasn’t to much to see but keep exploring Death Valley because it probably has a lot of stuff you didn’t know existed.

[@tomfrye9037]

Jenny probably did better than I would have. Glad she's okay. And I'll watch her video for sure. Great video, Sarah Jane. It was great to see you two knocking around together. Much love from northeast Missouri(8-).

[@JenniGives]

[@dezertraider]

THANK YOU SARAH,,JENNY,,,VERY GOOD VIDEO..STAY WELL

[@davidborgerding8429]

Jenny needs to prepare for hiking. Plus, she's hiking with a woman who likes to kick ass and take names. You're a foxy dynamo, WH! Glad to see the recent postings in the wilds. Some like your round the compound stuff, but your exploration dynamic and hot spring reviews are best. Your extempo stuff and comedic timing is so good. Nobody rocks it like you. Happy Holidays. Stay safe.

[@billearl6592]

Another winner!! Thanks for the interesting hike even if the cabin wasn't one of your most outstanding ones. And, the Amargosa Hotel at the beginning brings back some memories of days gone by. I hate to say it, because I understand your perspective, but it's nice to see the earrings back in the last couple of videos.

[@Super_Chief]

I watched both Jenni’s video and this one. The only thing I’m going to say is that I hope you both learned a valuable lesson from this hike. Never become separated from your buddy while hiking! This could have ended very tragically.

[@tracyphillips3325]

Great video Sarah. Glad Jenni is okay. Take care ❤️

[@dayewalker9408]

Sarah Jane, you keep making these videos....gosh, they make me miss the glory and wildness of the West so much!!!

[@richwhitaker1506]

Interesting exploration. On the video It is difficult to judge the amount of grade you are climbing, until you point the camera back down the trail. Very glad that Jenny survived her first cabin prowl. It could've turned into another tale of tragedy from Death Valley. I think she's got an adventurous spirit similar to you Sarah. Stay safe out there Wonderhussy.

[@rvboondocker2559]

Oh good! A 26 minute video! Let me get my coffee and enjoy this!

[@leedanielson7452]

You guys are groovy together!!!❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@myopinionsonly1221]

You n sis are living such a great life

[@clilaux]

Greetings from merry ol England ✌️. I was getting worried about Jenni, as it seemed obvious that she was struggling. I think the idea of having walkie talkies makes sense, especially for those who don't have any experience with hiking in the desert climate like you do. I've watched her video and enjoyed it, she was such a good sport and gladly she was ok. Anyway loving your videos. I'm going to buy one of your calendars👍 (I'm assuming you ship overseas)

[@rareroots]

Hussy needed to get that vid in the can before sundown at all cost , poor Jenni 🤮☀️🌵

[@bradcampbell5766]

'I don't think there was widespread canning of food until after 1910. Maybe there were locals that did their own canning before then. It was built in 1890. I wonder how long he lived in it.

[@billgreer870]

Most u- tubers edit out stuff that paints a bad light. I give Jenny that much , showing her hardship. Hope she didn't panic. It's not a put down , i just had a 10 disc Lami operation , pretty much helpless , thanks so much , excellent as always . Bye

[@tomrice4099]

I thought you were going to say they mined leaverite, by far Death Valley's most mined rock. Leaverite - Leave 'er right there. That rock has no commercial value. Lol. Glad everything worked out and thanks for sharing. It wore me out just watching the video.