It's great to watch someone so open and amazingly full of life.

thanks so much for taking us along on your great adventures

Thank You Sarah Jane for sharing "what U see" with us. You see the different patterns, textures, colors, shades. From the dragonfly's to the mountain ridge's we "SEE" the beauty because U share your way of "SEEING" with us. It is a "GIFT" to "SEE" the details. NOT every one has this "ARTIST GIFT". And......only, a "TRUE ARTIST" is compelled to share it. GOD BLESSES ALL 4-EVER !!!

I hiked these in April of 2000 with my friend. It was super windy that day and hearing the dunes hum was awesome. Sorta shocked at the amount of footprints now, esp. during the first part - it is obviously more heavily trafficked. I guess relatively close proximity to I-15 and smartphones has changed everything.

Hi wonderhussy! This video is awesome! The beautiful white flowers are called Desert Primrose! They turn into those birdcage plants I'm sure you've seen. Keep up the good work my husband and I both love you and your channel , maybe we can meet someday when you are traveling through Joshua Tree National Park. Have A Wonderful Day

WH, MY wife,daughter and I visited the "Singing Sands" along the Cabot trail in Nova Scotia, and guess what ,they didn't sing or rumbled..the squeaked! Very nice view , thanks for the effort. Cheers, Rik Spector

I've camped in those scraggly trees a couple of times. Pretty cool. Climbing a sand dune is really hard work. I think snowshoes might be the best thing to wear.

First saw Kelso in 1967. We used to camp next to a cattle pond a little way down the railroad tracks and ride the dunes on our thumpers...long before the friggin BLM closed it to protect some weed or other that grows there. The train station was still open then, serving as lodging and food service for train crews on the Union Pacific. You could walk right in and order up a full meal for a buck or so - piece of fresh-baked cherry pie for 5¢! We flattened pennies on the tracks when the freight train went by... Even though it pissed me off when the BLM shut it down, I'm glad it never became Glamis or Dumont dunes with all the trash (human and other). We always had the place to ourselves, often in March, when there was sometimes snow on the dunes in the early morning light. Now, it's just a memory, but a sweet one. Thanks for the lovely video...

I love Kelso dunes. Slept there and photographed extensively. Nearby is the Manhatten Mtns close to the scene of a famous very scary UFO incident.

Wonderhussy, you are the best. Absolutely beautiful location and beautiful Wonderhussy. So much fun to watch and listen to you commentary. Keep up the great work. You are amazing.

What an insanely beautiful video. Thank you so much. It is amazing how much pleasure you take from the American desert. Equally, the beauty you find and illustrate is awesome. I have not been a desert lover. You are opening my eyes.

Nice one! Heading out to Kelso from Vegas is one of my favorite desert road trips.

Wow...this brings back memories! Was there in around 71', and very distinctly remember the sound that sliding down those dunes made. The great thing about living in Vegas, is all of the wonderful places you can visit!!! Miss that so much! Thanks for all of your videos....I love them!

You're so fun. I love your amusing narration. 17:38 That is so cool. It looks like water the way it "splashes".

Another great video! Lots of fun! I wonder if this is what people meant when they told me to "go pound sand". Good job Wonderhussy! Keep it up....

Sarah Jane is so funny, and she makes everything interesting! Another awesome job!

Good to see I'm not the only one with sandal tan lines on their feet. 😁

There are no words. That is some amazing landscape!

Hello there. Is your friend here. Cool video you definitely need to bring a cardboard box with you so you could slide down like a little speed limit and save all that time coming back. Fantastic views from the top. And you being on top of just makes it more beautiful. See you next video

Going up the dunes is a workout! We camped there and our kid tried sliding down on a snow saucer...it didn’t work too good! But it’s a peaceful, beautiful spot.

Love the Kelso Sand Dunes. We spent many weekends out there in the mid 60's, before they closed the area to dunebuggies. We would run down from the top and slide, and it did make a fairly loud rumble. The road used to be a very washboardy dirt road, so there was only a few other groups going out there. Love your videos Wonder

Sara, you definitely have too much fun on your excursions.

Good job Wonderbottom, I love your vids, keep up the great go to places,, next time bring a cardboard box,,, happy trails,,,

Thank you for sharing your paradise with me. I will never be able to go but now I've seen it.

I've never seen anyone so excited over dirt before...lol.

Go Sara go!!! Another great video. Some history, views, and adventure.

Another fun and interesting place! Too bad we didn't get to hear the singing dunes, but it's still a great video of this place. Loved that Kashmir you hummed out up the hill! You're a charming hostess for us here, as usual. Now back to my video poker!

There is nothing like a wonderhussy adventure!

At 6:10 in we see Oenothera deltoides, the dune primrose. The sand dunes were from the bottom of ancient Lake Mojave. Don't you just love that quirky sense of humor.

No power lines, no buildings, super quiet, no noise pollution no humans..= FANTASTICO!!! Enjoy the quiet!! Shhhh

Today is March 6, 21 - reminds me of the Oregon Dunes - haven't been there for 20 years at least. Sarah didn't have any water with her on this little jaunt / climb. She does have lots of energy.

Hey Huss, those white flowers are Desert Evening Primrose. They are one of my favorites and they also appear in sandy areas of the Eastern Oregon deserts. They are especially fond of dunes and are a good reason why vehicles should not be allowed on these environmentally sensitive areas. You may have noticed that the sand of desert dunes is much finer and silkier than dunes of the ocean coasts. I do not exactly know why this is, but it is true. Speaking of dunes, I think an excellent place for you to make a video would be Fossil Lake, near Christmas Valley, Oregon. It is a really cool place where the fossilized remains of many creatures can be found, including salmon that were eight feet long. Damn! You sure are pretty when you have your sunglasses off.

I do believe I was in Kelso a few years ago compliments of Huell Howser.

An instant Wonderhussy classic! I agree, full moon camping and hike would be incredible.

I looked it up. The grains of sand need to be about the same size. The top sand has to be dry with a damper layer underneath. It it has just the right slope when the top layer slides off they will all resonate at the same frequency creating the booming sound. It's not completely understood, but that is a theory.

That looks soothing the way you were kicking that sand up there hussy😁👍

The sound of you in the sand dunes was great! Enjoy your videos.

Love your tours.. LOL Sandy.

Another great video,thank you

What a fun and sweet time you've given us. WH, you rock. Someday this old pilot will give you a view from on high .

Now that was a great hike !

Great video. Hope you got all the sand out. If not we will be calling you Pearl.

Someone's waiting at the top. Namibia is quite a drive from Las Vegas! One of the most interesting countries in Africa. tragic History but seems well running today.

Thanks for the story on Kelso. I want to see that museum if I can ever get free to head out that way. And I was just thinking, this was a great way to work out your "dune legs" for your upcoming trip. You'll also want to workout your "dune eyes". Reading the tracks in the sand in the dunes anywhere is like reading a newspaper...give you an idea of the social climate in the area...like which bird flew in for supper...or which lizard took a little day...er...night trip. Got a kick out of the "crackin' walnuts thing(8-). I could always easily crack English walnuts with my hands...but never with my butt cheek muscles. Black walnuts...fugidaboudit(8-).

Thank you for your videos

Cool video! I am near the dunes in Kitty Hawk, NC, also a cool place to slide down the dunes & hang glide!!

Thanks for sharing your fun 👍 , wonderhussyful job .

The Big Dune at Armagosa is a singer/hummer too. Riding my ATV out there I was told to hit the engine kill switch after driving over the edge to hear it. Driving over the edge was scary enough, but the humming was pretty weird hearing it for the first time.

looking very good Sarah!

Love your way with words keep up the good work and great videos x:-)

Nice nature break.

Anybody that can sing while walking up a sand dune in hot weather is in great shape! You are a female version of Steve Irwin the Australian crocodile hunter. Always out and about enjoying life!

Great video Wonderhussy. I do notice that your charming slight lisp is so enjoyable to watch.

Thanks for including me on this adventure, new subbie here

I usually take trail mix or almonds on my hike, I'll try some walnuts next time😉

Looks like you had a great scenic hike out there. I would like to you do it in August! :)

Love the desert! Maybe someday I can get out there. I do have a few cactus and succulents.

That flower is likely the Dune Evening Primrose - Oenothera deltoides or Pale Desert Primrose - Oenothera pallida As for the 'singing sands', Oregon's dunes on the coast, on some of the sharper angled dunes, you can experience that low frequency wail, squeak, or whatever you want to call it.

Peace and Quiet is My Thing! Thanks, I'm In

Great vid WH..really putting it all together. Videography, humor, sex appeal, human interest, social commentary, musicality, everything in one big sandbox o' fun. Keep up the great work, and thank you for being you and sharing.

Great video!!!

you didnt even break a sweat. great job.

I think we would have to be there in order to hear it great video loved it😁👍

Sara, you are a fun girl, I love seeing all these places that you visit and share with all of us, so kool. Thank you!!!!!

Great video Wonder Hussy Thank you for taking me there.

that booming or rumbling sound that you're talkin about that's kind of the same sound that you get when you have two handfuls of cornstarch and you rub them together in your hand it makes that sound

Usually dogs just have an itch back there when they scoot along.

Love the theme song.

Great video Sarah. 👍

Water originally came from springs up the hill into a reservoir then piped to Kelso

Cool dunes, nice biceps!

Grass growing out in the desert that's like mother nature's Chia pet

Kelso! Never heard it of it! Cool 😎 place 👏👍

For some reason, this one is my favorite video

Wow I'm tired watching this video, better you than me climbing dunes. I can't do that stuff anymore it's better watching you!

You're a Hoot...love those videos

you are just amazing

Spectacular place - thanks for adventure WH! Hopefully all the walnuts are OK!

You're hilarious Sarah!

I love your videos!❤️️🌹

Everytime I think of Baker CA.. I think of those yummy gyros!! 😋

Thanks for the awesome video I do appreciate it. 👍😊

Yea, what the walnut said. You crack me up.

I'm all 'bout that bass, 'bout that bass, no treble

Hehe, nice finale !

The wonderhussy workout 👏

Way to go Wonderscooter! You definitely rock. Thanks.

nice video as always.

The plus side to all of your hiking..... it sure keeps you in grrreat shape.... even your feet are pretty.... :-)

Nice job Sarah. Thank you.

Air blown sand is good for glass making

Yur so fun, i know the squeek well, my home town has a special beach with it, talking about where to be adventuring, sandy bottoms, yur new nic name,

I was expecting you to go zooming down like on the mummy. :-) you look absolutely awesome awesome on the video

Huss, your so coo. Would love to know more about you like a biography, requested this before. Very inspirational! Stay free stay coo! Muchlove pretty Huss! Keep that head up girl! Peace n be well!

Reminds me when I hiked Panamint Dunes. There was no trail, only lots of volcanic rocks scattered everywhere which made it hard to walk over.

There was an operation at the dunes that was mining the sand and had a system to remove the black sand from the sand to have CLEAN sand a guy I knew were contracted by the gov. To remove the equipment and vehicles left by the miners also we were hired to remove abandoned vehicles from certain parts of the preserve $250 to $275 each good bucks

no no no .. that be "Hussy of Mojave" and aren't those walnuts a little more uncomfortable than that sand is ..???

A town with out T.V. I thought you were talking about Mesquite, Nv LOL

Awesome and the ending was nuts lol.

Well there will be sand in all the wrong places.