Advice for curious - read dasrath manji story of india who built a road through mountain with hand tools. This process took 22 years.

Interesting video, so thanks for putting it together. Great job! I just looked up Silver City Ghost Town near Lake Isabella and just might take a trip to check it out myself. Cheers!

bro , people were buried in the 1800s there. ive gone through that whole cemetery

walter knott didnt do a charity move. he donated it because of politics and gave the crappy state of california a big FU to the state. im there about 4-5 times a year

Cool content 👌.

Fun fact: 3759 (aka the engine in the vid) pulled the final steam run on the Santa Fe

The whole town is rebuilt. It was built by Walter Knott, founder of Knott's Berry Farm as an added attraction. Only a handful of original buildings were actually restored. The schoolhouse, for example, is just a total reproduction.

The sundial at redding Carolina is 12 time's bigger

Commonly referred to as BISON 🤦‍♀️ Please stop calling a cat a dog. They are different animals. Help teach appropriate names. Let's make that commonplace.

the waters fine , it’s the same water source as Palm Springs..the power is almost always on and good.. and there is a small grocery store in town

What I'd give to see untouched America with thousands of buffalos.

looks like trevor's place in sandy shores in gta

You keep your buffalo. I’ll keep eating my fatty beef. I’ve had buffalo. It’s just damn dry.

I'm tired of this. Can't we refer to them as AMERICAN BUFFALO!!! like with an echo machine and banners and lights and stuff. They are in America, tough as nails, so BUFFALO, not woosie little bison. Bison just sounds whimpy. BUFFALO are sturdy, large and in charge, the all AMERICAN symbol of STRENGTH..... not bison. Just say BUFFALO. Even the BUFFALO hate the word bison.

Silicone valle is next 😂😂😂😂😂

That had to be a hybrid. Bison are much bigger.

I can only imagine the benefit they provide by returning lots of nutrients back to the soil.

Good eatin.

If I lived there I’d just raise them. So much of America is missing them. Same for Canada. We need to restock not just eat them.

Yeah, that damn place is crazy af, it IS haunted, the owner J passed away, along with the cat, RIP J. I need to disagree with you saying the jail is the coldest spot, NO! The Church is! The church is severely haunted! It has a demon in the church, and that table is actually a damn coffin! Iv been in there! I did paranormal investigations twice in there! It's an amazing place but! Stay put of that church!

😂 I remember stumbling across one in the middle of the night. It was in the early 1990’s and I was looking for an address along HWY 199 in southern Illinois Valley, Oregon. I was close, but I chose the wrong driveway.😂 Scary as heck when you can’t see and you hear the noise they make. Thank GOD for the porch light I was able to see.😂 Valentines always makes me remember!

Beautiful animals 💖

I didn’t see no horse a they should have someone riding around on a horse to make it look more original like it would have been back than

The novel Calico by Lee Goldberg is fun book to read (time travel back to Calico's heyday).

Sandy Shores real estate is cheap and it is a nice place to get away from Los Santos, just make sure you bring your own water.

That's petrified wood. Pieces from different trees layed out in a line.

Was cut with a saw,,Can't be that old 😮

Glad to see the U.S.

Camp Verdee not Verday. The well is an abyss like limestone sinkhole partly full of water, millions of gallons of water evaporate daily from the sinkhole

Nice to see

I went there on a school field trip in the early 1970s. Bought a postcard for 5 cents😂

Very nice.

Cool

Man has always lived where the water is, yea I know no da. We have a long history out in the desert and not many care to find out how cool the desert really is. Been wandering around Arizona for over 45 years, not so much now but know where all the water is, of course. Nice job

I live not far from this site and the first time I went there I was the only one there other than the Ranger so they came along with me as I explored, pointing out things I might not have seen otherwise. The Ranger mentioned that the water has a high Arsenic content due to subsurface mineralogy and that's why it shouldn't be swam in or drunk. The habitations in the cave near the water's surface are the most intriguing of all of them because they are rather extensive. I wasn't allowed to go back, but with a powerful flashlight you can see that it goes back quite a ways and there were many structures built back there. They also pointed out some petroglyphs etched into the stone that are easy to miss if you don't know exactly where to look. If you go to this site, I highly recommend talking with the Rangers. They will give you lots of clues about what to look for that you might not see on your own.

Thank you. Been here a few times.

Nice coverage, syrupy narration.

Thanks!

Great video and history given. Thank you for the upload.

Very beautiful architecture and awesome scenery thank you.🇺🇲🇺🇲

I would think there’s plenty of silver left there?

The greatest place to be one of the greatest places to be on Halloween is calico.

Great video! I would love to go see it

I camp with my boys just outside of Calico and walk in for free.

Looks MUCH better than the other Bombay in India.

Their back

Not for me. I like winter.

If i had a welding machine and no kids, id be making stuff like that everyday lol.

😮😮

Wooooow