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[@tomwilliams3089]

FYI Deep Springs 'Ranch' was a location actually shot and cited in the 1942 Robert Cummings movie, "Saboteur". On the personal side for me, it was where my grandfather died in 1972. He was a maintenance worker at the college and had a heart attack or stroke or maybe just slipped on the rocks of a pond while trying to net a floating trout. I think he would like the idea of netting a trout as his last act!

[@heatherbrown5698]

Well then you understand what my comment means.

[@pattymcdarment1395]

I knew the old guy that ran all the cows, Louie, and he had a few cabins around there.

[@phishlipsable]

hey- idk if you read these but this comment is dedicated to the human who created one of the best podcasts: Chris Blanchard. he was a graduate of Deep Springs, and he went on to be a champion of sustainable agriculture in the US especially. His podcast, Farmer to Farmer, not only has an excellent concept but the sound editing and Chris's conversational style create compelling interviews that go beyond superficial education. RIP Chris. Thanks for taking a suggestion of mine (few do, so I take it as high compliment that you did listen and respond) and interviewing the farmers that molded me. Thanks for creating a community that continues to thrive and create more interconnected networks because of you. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE IN AMERICA CONTINUES TO BE SHAPED BY YOUR LEGACY: thanks for providing endless hours of content to trellis tomatoes, hill beets, cut spinach, and plant garlic to.

[@desertbat4943]

LoL... I spent about a week out there at the college in 1987 while my ex was drilling behind the college. Swimming in their pond and eating lunch with the students. Those ”kids" were extremely intelligent, so much so that I was lost to their conversations. But on the other hand they seemed to have a hard time with normal everyday tasks like cooking, cleaning, maintaining a tidy appearance. I believe teaching them daily life's functions was part of the school's purpose. At least that's what I observed then...perhaps different now.

[@chevrelait]

operating a restaurant, i had to teach a dishwasher how to wash a plate by hand

[@mohinderkaur6671]

super elite Rothschildren boot camp before they become Bill gates of hell and Zuckerbugs of f*ckBook.

[@chevrelait]

@@mohinderkaur6671 sarah jane likes to keep it a little lighter please

[@AvengerII]

@@chevrelait You're right. He should have said they were the offspring of Nordic space people... More humorous than how he put it. What he said was just mean and paranoid!

[@ruthieclarke9125]

Sounds about right as so many don't know how to handle daily life as a normal self sufficient human being these days.

[@raccoonlittlebear6476]

My father was a cowboy, my son's a cowboys son. The campfire in the cow pasture might be for branding cattle. Thanks for yet another fun adventure darlin' !🤠

[@misskitty999]

Cream of mushroom soup casseroles are like a hug from Mom! Ah the good ol’ days of the 60’s and 70’s. Tuna and potato chips hot from the oven anyone?

[@Regina0964]

You're so right about the hug from Mom, I have so many memories as a child and cream of mushroom soup, I swear our Moms could make anything and we'd eat it, not like these spoiled kids these days with picky appetites, we where made to eat what she made or go to bed hungry. Yes I've gone to bed without dinner before and I'm still here, I hated eating beets, my Step-dad was mean as hell and that night I couldn't leave the table because I had already started to eat, and we had to eat everything mom made, I sat there from 5:00 until 10 something drinking the last few gulps of pink milk from taking 1 bite of a beet and washed it down with milk.. that sucked.. I still hate beets for that reason, he ruined for me...

[@Regina0964]

Plain jane i think we had the same Mom.. I so remember everything you mentioned.. wow flash back from past, I needed that..

[@misskitty999]

@@Regina0964 Ew beets! I remember no matter what my mom made there would be a plate of white bread and a jar of peanut butter for my dad to have with dinner. And yes you ate what was made or you didn’t eat at all. Luckily we didn’t have to clean our plate like you did. If we didn’t like something on the table we didn’t have to put it on our plate. That said we couldn’t just eat extra of what we did like if we left something off the plate.

[@soonerorlater9297]

@@Regina0964 We had the same "step-Dad" Regina, except mine loved beets & he hogged them all for himself. (smiles & hug) My Mom was the "mean" one who would play that "eat or else" game. I was like you, I would be the one sitting there trying to hide food in the napkin or feed it to the dog or "accidently" drop it on floor... (hug). GOD BLESSES ALL. Footnote: And...you R right. To this day, I still don't eat that stuff I did not like as a kid. The trick? The trick is to BREAK the cycle. With my Son? I would find out what he did not like & my logic to him was "just try one bite"...."If you still do not like it, fine, you do not have to eat it". I did the REVERSE with some foods, too. I would find out what "candy's, cookies, "garbage"...he liked & I would FLOOD the house with them. To this day? My Son doesn't eat alot of crap that's not good for him. Funny how reverse psychology will work, sometimes. (wink) Oh, and for the "record" my Son still does NOT like those foods he hated as a kid.

[@ohanailo7743]

The giant cans of cream of mushroom are used for the gravy on top of the pork chops that they cook. It is the short cut, quick and easy way to have a more flavorful additive to whatever meat they have been cooking. It’s that simple. I’m guessing, maybe. Any way, “Hussey Wonder,” enjoy your video, venture channel your one of the best. Aloha🌺🇺🇸

[@sheripoland4742]

Sausage gravy too, over biscuits. Stick to your ribs type food.

[@sonny1597]

Can of mushroom soup, an onion and a pound of hamburger .. scrambled hamburger or hamburger gravy .. easy peasy

[@DoctorRobertNeville]

Boil up some egg noodles then strain the water out, and add a large can of chicken. Then open and pour in the Cream of Mushroom soup. Add a dash of Lemon pepper on top of each dish served. Don't knock it till you try it.

[@sonny1597]

@@DoctorRobertNeville Lol .. just finshed making a batch of scrambled hamburger .. and I do your same recipe with noodles and chicken .. only mod is I use cream of chicken. I have a great recipe for Spamgetti! LOL

[@mariemorgan7759]

I have a 1970s Campbell's soup recipe book,I made German potato salad and green bean casserole with the condensed soups. My childhood favorites from the 70s.🌺

[@Katseye102]

Actually one of the things they could do with that can of Cream of Mushroom soup is mix it with bacon/sausage drippings and it makes a great gravy for biscuits. There’s lots of things you can do with it!! 😃😃

[@danielledda1460]

BUT THAT SOUND LIKE A GREAT DISH BUT THAT HUSSY JUST DONT NO HOW TO COOK

[@billj3494]

Salt and pepper pork chops fry them in a pan. When about 3/4 cooked add the cream of mushroom soup and simmer for about 10 minutes. Serve over white rice. Hawaiians love it 😁🤔

[@valeriehancotte-galan4790]

Love these recipes!

[@bluetrue6062]

I laughed at the Campbells Cream of Mushroom soup! I used to eat that in college in 1976 because it was 17 cents. I cooked it on my upside down iron. Good times!😄

[@skyking228]

Lucien Lucius Nunn founded the Deep Springs College. He had an amazing life and career and is worth reading about if you have the time. Always interesting, thanks!

[@anthonyhitchings1051]

Mr Nun was an odd duck, and a creepy closet gay.

[@heatherbrown5698]

It is the most interesting thing I have ever discovered and shouldn't be put on you tube in this manner . Just out of respect. These people are way more intelligent them most of us can comprehend.

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@anthonyhitchings1051 who gives a shit if he was gay or not? Creepy is one thing but gay doesn’t matter.

[@sonny1597]

When I'm exploring backcountry like this I always watch the utilities. In this case that's some big power by that cabin .. feeding what? I spent part on my life working in the telephone and power industries so those utilities are like maps to me. I pulled the maps up for that area and see that there is more exploring for me to do! Great video as always! 🤠

[@davec9244]

retired lineman its in my blood to patrol line ,fenced area looked to be sub station or switching yard delta line 36.5 kv maybe

[@carolynnunes3922]

Dave c I love Glen Campbell’s “ Wichita lineman.” A beautiful song!

[@sonny1597]

@@davec9244 What interested me was Sara was pretty remote .. so what was using that power .. my 1st thought would be a mine

[@1drwang]

In the late 70s I worked for the forest service at one of the university of calif labs atop white mountain. Those power lines are impressive in person. Also impressive is that the go to only one place-- to the university’s labs on white mountain. Nowhere else.

[@DoctorRobertNeville]

@@1drwang If they need that much power it makes me wonder what exactly are they doing out there?

[@williamjenkins9]

You always find that “silver lining”…. such a positive disposition …. This is one of many reasons I love your videos…. think I may have said that before…. but it would seem that your friends feel that as well and enjoy their time with you…. Thanks “Hussy”

[@morthomer5804]

Oh yeah... I remember that book as a youngster. Goldihussey and the three cabins

[@OutandAboutWithDiane]

These are the cabins I commented about in your last video! Funny. This brought back so many memories with my little Samurai! It was so much fun to drive around those back roads, crossing the creek! It was raining when I went too.

[@marygbythec7491]

Thank goodness you turned around. Although it is obvious you are a brave and adventurous person and can handle yourself very well, sometimes the best thing to do is turn around and go elsewhere. Love your adventures and stories, so take care out there.

[@richwhitaker1506]

Wonderhussy wandering the wilds of the White mountains. Glad you turned around. Definitely a story to be pursued. Stay well Sarah.

[@user-jt3ko2vu2i]

William T. Vollman is one of my favorite authors, he's got a National Book Award and God knows how many other awards. He usually writes real door stoppers of 1000 pages. He wrote a "prostitution trilogy" that is probably what you received from him. Keep it up Wonderhussy, you are my favorite KZbinr.

[@GildaLee27]

The Lucky Star, published 2020.

[@texasnannyjoe2049]

Suspected of being the Unibomber... he scares the shit out of the establishment.

[@texasnannyjoe2049]

Mind and Body - Feed both and receive a well-rounded and complete human being who has common sense and self reliance combined with superior intellect. A rare commodity in this day in time.

[@markfletcher5457]

I learn something from your videos everytime I watch them. Great stuff. You are a great story teller. Wish you the best.

[@johngonzales8162]

The rack under the cover was fer saddles. How cool

[@Kayr76]

Cream of Mushroom Soup is a staple in my home and for decades I’ve used it for a gravy/for meats and major yummy casseroles. Everybody raves over it.

[@eddieh1530]

If you can find a sale on chicken legs, thighs, or way back in the day wings, browning the chicken then putting a SMALL can of cream of mushroom soup over them to finish is super YUMMY. :)

[@jolenecreech7648]

Add rice and onion soup mix to the recipe…..Yum Yum 😋

[@kenycharles8600]

Yep. 2 Chicken quarters (leg & thigh) 1 - 8 or 9 inch square pan or casserole dish 1- can of cream of mushroom soup 1 or 2 potatoes washed and quartered or chunked 4 celery stalks cut in 1 inch pieces 1 or 2 onions quartered or chunked Aluminum foil or lid Whatever seasonings you prefer Put the chicken quarters in the pan or casserole. Arrange the potatoes and onions and celery around the chicken quarters. Season. Top it off with the cream of mushroom soup. Season again. Cover with foil or lid. Simmer for 45 minutes or so . Chow down. This would work with a Dutch oven as well. Squirrels or rabbits would fit in the pan just as easily as chicken.

[@tomfrye9037]

@@kenycharles8600 I've had squirrel, chicken and rabbit done that way. Talk about good eats(8-).

[@kenycharles8600]

@@tomfrye9037 I made myself hungry !!!

[@tomfrye9037]

@@kenycharles8600 Me too...I'm off to raid the fridge!(8-)

[@kimbra1132]

Those plants are not stinging Nettle. Look like Hemp plants. Great job Sarah and man you sure covered alot of ground in 2 days. Lol, haha. Yes, I think you're tired.

[@kimdavidblair2886]

We go up Silver canyon...then down Wyman canyon...then eat / gas at Dyer on adv motorcycles...back home on 120 or go to Tonopah and back

[@shorts.....g.hisglotheprot9489]

Hi great Awesome video. Love your exploring thank you. Gloria thee 62 year's young traveling nomad in waiting..Take care be safe God bless us all. Happy Travels..

[@heyheyhelen931]

I've been down the paved road, it goes down to a single lane, very scary, you don't know if someone is coming from the opposite direction. We used it to travel from Las Vegas to Yosemite NP. Very remote hwy.

[@milotorres6894]

Doing it at nite was something else a skunk ,bobcat , and couple deer 3 cars headlights gave a little warning near summit , never forgot that stretch fun when young , to old for that kinda stuff know 55 stay alive adhere speed limit not to bad.😁🤔✌️👍💪🖖🙏🤙😎

[@drkskyes]

You are right SJ, I read the Memoriam for alumni and it is truly impressive. I'd never heard of the school. There was something a little similar on the Oregon Coast. It was a prep school for people who really wanted to go to the Air Force Academy. An old guy who owned sheep could almost guarantee you that you could get into "the Zoo" after studying at the school.

[@jason..1051]

If you drive into that college the lads would think all there christmases have come at once..❤️👍😁

[@DoctorRobertNeville]

As cute as she is had she done so then simply stepped out of her rig it would have disrupted the entire day.

[@thebigcountry8518]

Bahahaha shoveling poop to pay for an education to become a politician just to continue to shovel poop. Now that's some funny stuff right there !

[@mybetterhalf6373]

C of M soup is a base (starter) for *MANY* a great one-pot meal~ and I'm not big on shrooms. They"re called "line shacks", to tend to large cattle ranches w/o returning home...

[@vw183iltis]

Hurray its Wonderhussday.

[@BillHaynal]

Best day of the week!

[@thebigcountry8518]

Cookie knows what the cream of mushroom soup is for. It's for fixin' N' slickin' !

[@pchaynes]

Two things: A college education is never a waste of money. The second thing is, as other folks have stated, the cream of mushroom soup has many uses as an enhancement to things such as gravy, casseroles and I suppose if you were just absolutely starving you could eat it by itself but then in that case I agree it would be gross. Also, on a traditional cattle ranch, the cabin would be used as a line shack.

[@elizabethharttley4073]

Haha i went to read up on dsc and couldnt find the info that wh was talking about. What i did find was about a 2 year school that sounds amazing. Self intropection and manual labor along with great curriculm.

[@jeffcornwell5319]

Pretty kewl Wonder Hussy

[@billj3494]

Obviously you’ve never had pork chops smothered in cream of mushroom soup. Salt and pepper the pork chops boneless preferred. Use a frying pan to cook the pork chops.until there about 3/4 cooked. Put the cream of mushroom soup on top of the pork chops And simmer it for about 10 minutes. It’s awesome with white rice.

[@kylerdad123]

That was an interesting vlog of the college! I did learn something interesting about this small college! Glad that you took the safe road to your destination. Looking forward to the next vlog! Best wishes for another great adventure! 🤙😀

[@taeshasierra6479]

Yesss ! a new video from the best KZbinr ever !!!

[@allwomn1]

There was a can tucked further back on the next shelf down, my have been coffee.

[@coedriver]

I was out that way a couple yrs ago like you said it's in the middle of nowhere when I noticed how low I was on gas. I looked into the distance and saw a patch of green I thought go there maybe they have some gas. I got there and learned it was a collage and they had there own gas pump what luck! They let me put 1/2 tank of gas. Wow I have nothing but good things to say about them. Plus what an awesome place to go to school.. art school to boot. I love your video

[@charleyfolkes]

Oh that’s so cool. That’s the route I commented on in your previous video ! It’s beautiful in there. That waterfall part is breathtaking. You can totally camp in there, and we did, but you’re wise to turn back when it got dicey.

[@Ireacttoreactions]

nice video Sarah,you never fail to amaze me!

[@Hi_Mommy953]

Maybe the campfire in the middle of the blade is for Branding the cattle

[@mikehamilton3833]

You driving music in your videos are so fun, Wonderhussy perfection, as usual. The best You Tuber channel ever.

[@milotorres6894]

Wonder Hussy you never fail to deliver such nice adventures and storied tales always lol ,✌️👍💪🖖🤔🤣😁😔💙🙏

[@alexb.1320]

Wyman creek road looks like an interesting drive, also looks like its changed course a couple times over the past decades. Made me chuckle, here in the city you get one straight stretch of road with three name changes in as many miles, and heres wyman creek road thats got at least 5 dead end branches and drifts all with the same name.

[@williambrown5763]

Sarah I agree with you it’s a good little cabin and beautiful 🤩 cannon with a beautiful person and a gorgeous smile

[@goldiekhan2679]

Rabbit or squirrel with mushroom soup. Their college was my childhood 😆

[@donharsh5469]

Wow Wonderhussy and watching now and enjoying your video too colorful country and beautiful too AWESOME 😎👌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍☺️👌❤️ awesome video Wonderhussy

[@verylighthopper3113]

My x used to bring that soup to pour over saltines with jerky added😆 when we would camp!

[@terryvictor1]

Great episode….. and love the many comments by followers with really interesting additional info. Bunch of cool folks.

[@williammadray7818]

Stunningly beautiful landscape

[@kennysherrill6542]

Looks like a cool place to explore but I like to see more abandoned buildings or lost towns if their are anymore. Love the videos Sarah your tops.👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸❤

[@larryrobertson2150]

30 young and adventurous young men out in the middle of nowhere learning about life and all it's fascinations , I'm sure you could get an invite to explore and learn with them. Have fun and safe travels.

[@starflower703]

Cream of mushroom soup can be used for many different things. I use it when cooking a beef roast and it makes its own gravy. It also makes a great squash casserole.

[@tomaless]

Smart move turning from that creek.

[@kristymoore7052]

Oh wow, I’ve been on that road! …but was in a hurry to get home. Will travel again and pay more attention.

[@sistergoldenhair2231]

Hey that rubbermaid stock tank there makes a great hillbilly hot tub

[@davejohnson3684]

I always feel better when you "Chicken out" Hussey. Better safe than sorry.

[@MattExzy]

"If it's flooded, forget it"

[@pixelpeter3883]

Always love your sped up views from the 4Runner. Kinda feels like 'riding shotgun with the Hussy' :-) White Mountains are great and the bristle cone pines are magnificent; always enjoy spending some time there whenever I'm passing thru Owens Valley (going to Alabama Hills and/or Mono Lake for instance)

[@dzinlv]

My mom used to make swedish meatballs over a bed of rice and smother it in cream of mushroom soup😍

[@jolenecreech7648]

Sounds super-delicious!!!!!

[@dzinlv]

@@jolenecreech7648 It most certainly is🍽️👌😋Thanks for commenting👍😊

[@RussellColeman]

I love cream of mushroom soup on top of fried pork loin chops

[@edsmith438]

I wish you would have gone in there. I was there around 2001 and they were arguing about going co-ed I guess 20 years later they decided to do it. We got a tour of the whole place and met a lot of the students it was very interesting. Tuition is free but you have to work 20 hours a week if I remember correctly. The students and faculty run the place together.

[@radmom05]

I literally snorted when you said Brokeback Mountain!🤣🤣🤣

[@davidscheffler8809]

Another great video!!! You added to my knowledge, never heard of Deep Springs Ranch before now. Take Care and Stay Safe Wonderhussy!!!!!

[@chromabotia]

Ya back in the day, in the 70's, there were lots of quite small liberal arts colleges in the middle of nowhere. But like many things of that time they mostly failed to thrive. Part of the problem was accreditation, so If I wanted to take my credits to oh say University of Michigan - no deal. Still the knowledge was acquired and a bit of wisdom was placed in our minds. Nice

[@AutoHoax]

You do the most interesting wandering and adventuring. I just turned 51 and seeing women that are as well preserved and youthful as you are it makes me feel like I'm not at the end the road so to speak in that arena of dating and such. Anyways just relocated as an AZ native to the Ozarks. Love it but already kind of miss the habitat I grew up in in AZ. Hope to run into you out there some day

[@trojanalum2622]

Thanks so much for the very good and informative videos ✌️😎 🇺🇸

[@bobbysnow5478]

Love the area…been shooting out in desert many times not far from there! Piper mtn

[@DecayWithUs]

Amazing cabins and everyone is talking about cream of mushroom soup 🤣🤣🤣

[@pamjean2308]

Driving in a wash can be deadly bc if it rains way up the wash and the water eventually comes down it could wash your car down the wash and you could die. My deceased boyfriend saw this happen, he assumed they died but I would have followed them down to see if they could be helped or rescued

[@stevebigpine1590]

Very smart move being alone

[@johneason6540]

Smart move not crossing the river by yourself. You always have interesting storyline, fantastic story. I have never heard of Deep Springs, do more about it. Thanks SJ.

[@bbdaria3023]

your videos are so fun ,cool and full of educational tidbits done in your particularly cool eccentric way!!

[@johnconnolly6011]

I went to a disguised high school. Went all over the east coast and the mountains. Oh 1 thing the was to get into the high school is being high and court committed. The high was a joke but most of us were in the morning. We were juvenile delinquents and about 30 in a graduate class. I was # 1, 1982

[@charleslieurancesr.7384]

Cream of mushroom soup may not be your cup of tea, but some of us like it a lot. Love watching your vid's.

[@ronswim8187]

My son and found an old ghost town in the White Mountains north of Deep Springs. Don’t know the name of it but it had 20-25 old buildings and several mines. Passed by Deep Springs College and always wondered what kind of college would be out in the middle of nowhere.

[@donaldconnolly220]

Teddy Roosevelt left the hat there with the rough riders

[@jeffrock1291]

FYI Deep Springs College started admitting women in 2017 for the 2018 class........Great Video Sarah-Hope you are well.

[@rockettebob]

i am stuck in Reno with a walker. THANK YOU !!!... unable to get out of town.. us hobo guys would use a p38 can opener and eat it coud.... drinking out of a soup can is good for you. think about the Dead Kennedys punk song..... rockettebob

[@bobbyvee8941]

As long as I have a heartbeat.....I WILL stay tuned Sarah! 😊

[@frankchernesky3426]

Once again..a fun place to go and a interesting one way conversation while eating my breakfast….👍🇺🇸

[@michaelkaitz9398]

Great memory for detail and directions...

[@bighatstephens]

that long triangular thing in the shed was a saddle rack. the thing you thought was a cattle guard I believe was a grill.

[@alainsimoneau1207]

I love and watch UR Vids. This is off subject but important. Your near neighbor Cerra Gordo Ghost Town Living there are going to make an open pit mine. Almost totally ruining the land. For your information, your call but he needs help fast.

[@RichardSmith-um4js]

Another interesting exploration. Made me look up Deep Springs College.

[@ChrisOutdoors137]

😃😃✌🏻hello 🤩 yessss bring on Hussy 🙌🏻

[@fcontitwo]

You are one of a kind

[@hogheadv2]

hamburger gravy made with the C/mushroom over potatoes.... Simple staple feeds many very easy.

[@hogheadv2]

Funny how so many wandering souls or minds that share the beaming light of WH's smile and whit also have explorers in their past woven into the trails of her current adventures. .... I nearly bought a house near Page AZ from a acquaintance I knew from photography. [Big change from MI]

[@alanwaltner1854]

I had a law school classmate that went there. His father was McGeorge Bundy, national security advisor to Kennedy and Johnson during the Vietnam War. Steve went on to be a law professor at Berkeley. I actually considered it in 1970. \

[@kennethsmith6470]

Hi Wonder Hussy!!! 👋

[@davidwyman6412]

I saw a recipe on line. The cook added cream of mushroom soup with cream cheese. Adding in her elbow macaroni for a creamy mac and cheese.

[@jerrymestas1231]

Awesome video hussy! I screenshot the road signs, as I will be getting out there hopefully in the fall. Thanks again for all your great videos.

[@dominez702]

Carpenter Canyon in Mt Charleston, I brushed up against stinging nettles, not fun, but yes you can find in Nevada, even close to Vegas lol.

[@jason..1051]

Great video, i smile from start to finish.. we know your careful out there but be careful out there,,, good luck and best wishes..j.

[@debbiemclaughlin3460]

Been MANY years since I was on that road. Many.

[@jimmeroliver4213]

Wonder Hussy Wednesday!!! That's a cool area nice senery specially you Sarah lol stay safe love ya friend

[@frednorton1704]

We got to visit deep springs and got a tour around The year 2000. One thing you didn't mention is that the students participate in running the place along with the faculty. The students pick new students and they hire and fire faculty. At the time they were arguing over whether to admit girls and I understand that it's still going on. The faculty will be okay with it and the students will say no and then next year the reverse happens. I think one year they both agreed on it and then the alumni sued. Anyway yes it is an exceptional school and I really enjoyed my tour. I just don't understand how they could be so far from girls.

[@georgesmith8113]

Beautiful country and the final shot of you and the mountains is awesome!! 👍👍😎

[@phallowell8945]

At 10:53, that looks like a place to set th saddles. Long saddle tree.

[@dangell8984]

You passed a man standing in the trees in that pasture!!!! I saw him clear as day!!!