Welcome to Wonderhussy Adventure #629
Date of adventure: 4/28/22
Red Rock Canyon is one of the most beautiful areas in the entire southwestern United States — a dramatic slice of the old west, right outside Las Vegas! A few lucky elites are building luxury homes out there now…but back in the day, there were some very colorful characters who called Red Rock Canyon home.
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Red Rock Calico hills by Frank Schulenburg, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Alfried Krupp: National Archives at College Park – Still Pictures, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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Back when I live on sunrise mt I would go hike RedRock been out here in North East AZ for 17 years
One for you from back in the days. The Red Rooster.
No to many up there now. It's change so much. Been to all these places from late 70s to 2005
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
I loved hiking in Red Rock! But what's with all the green lawns? Astroturf or is there an underground aquifer? Even so, the desert communities should have been conserving water 30+ years ago!
Everyone? Naaah.
not stuck in Vegas anymore…than I want to be. the rich will do what they want.
I enjoy watching some of these channels of women on their adventures. Good to see that. I stood up in my seat when she slid in the comment about being a nude model. Whatever her name is she has a natural talent for talking to the audience and a knowledge of history. Learned something new about Howard Hughes and Liz Taylor also. Good video.. plus I'm a sucker for a pretty-eyed girl in a hat.
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As a former resident of Las Vegas I agree with limited development around Red Rock. Vegas is full of cookie cutter houses and the houses around Red Rock should be suitable to the environment. I’m sad about Bonnie Springs. I may have gone there in the 80’s but I don’t remember anything about it. It reminds me of the Old Vegas attraction that used to be on Boulder Highway.
I think Spaniards would take umbrage with you for continually referring to them as "the white men"
Starting watching you before we relocated to Las Vegas and love all the outdoor adventures we go on because of many of your videos and storytelling 💛
Maybe one day we will cross paths ☀️
Keep on wandering!
Keep it WILD !!
Born in 1947, lived in Blue Diamond till 55 when we moved into LV. We Knew Bonnie n Vera Krupp, went swimming in pond swinging off tire tied to rope and tree branch at Vera’s place.
We had a school k-6 grade any older went by bus to LVHS.
Everyone knew the families as they all worked at mine, it was a great village.
Rhodes bought mine it’s where he’s building houses.
I have no desire to live in Red Rock Canyon, you can have my place in line
Those house in Calico. Where do they get their water?
Your research and the way you give it are awesome your so cool…
Or maybe it’s
Daniel Boones cabin
He was a man a big
Man but the bear
Was bigger,
So he ran like a jigger
Up a tree🤪😁
Who knows😂😂😂
the scenery is just stunning !!
So beautiful… the rocks aren’t bad either.
I just went out and visited this today and was so cool. Thanks Sarah for showing me this. I have taken several jaunts out to see some of ur cool places that are close to me in Henderson. Zyzzyx Rd, China ranch and then today. Thanks again…
How about letting people live in urban areas where there are empty commercial property?
Sorry I missed your nude photo shoots when I was bouldering in Calico Basin. It would have been a heck of a surprise to walk around to the back side of a boulder and ooops….. I 100% agree Red Rock Canyon area is the best thing about Las Vegas hands down. Boulder City runs a close second.
Great video. I used to hike in Red Rock back in the late '80s and early 90s. I once follow and old jeep trail over the top down to a summer camp area off the road to Pahrump. Loved the beauty of the area.
It is hard for me to believe now, but on Sundays I would ride my ten speed from the east side of Tropicana up to Rainbow and turn west on I believe Charleston to Red Rock Canyon. Heading home was easy because it was all down hill!
Thank you so much for those memories, oh to be 30 again and in that shape to ride uphill all that way!
Friedrich Krupp (Friedrich Krupp Von Bohlen Und Halbach) and his father Gustav Krupp were the entire German war machine. They were the military-industrial complex of Europe. Portland, Oregon author Fritz Springmeier wrote a book called the Bloodlines of the Illuminati where he named the Krupps as the 13th bloodline of the Illuminati (the Merovingians or Bavarian Illuminati). They control the other 12 bloodlines. During WW2, the Krupps broke into Barbarossa Cave and retrieved the Ark of the Covenant. That is the backstory of Raiders of the Lost Ark (of the Covenant). Operation Barbarossa was when Germany invaded Russia. According to Wiki, it was the biggest invasion force of all-time. That's because they used the Ark of the Covenant to wage war, as Moses and others did.
You'll notice the round part of the Krupp house. The Knights Templar have historically built round buildings because of the Knights of the Roundtable. It's like a gang symbol. Knights Templar churches are usually round.
The Krupp direct father-son ancestry goes back to Barbarossa (Red Beard), who lived in Castle Krupa about 830 years ago. Barbarossa was the head of the Knights Templar, the emperor of Germany, and the emperor of Rome. Barbarossa had the Ark of the Covenant, too. The bloodline goes back to King Arthur who ruled over the 12 Knights of the Roundtable, and further back in time to Moses in the Old Testament.
In Germany, Krupp is pronounced 'Crow'. It is a reference to the crows of Odin. The Krupps trace their bloodline back to Odin. Watch German ThyssenKrupp videos on YouTube, and you will hear it pronounced 'Crow' in a heavy Dutch accent.
For well over 100 years, the Krupps have been the biggest farmers in the Wild, Wild West. They usually spell their name 'Kropf' in the USA. Their closest relatives own most of the other farmland. Historically, almost all of the farmland in the USA has been owned by German royalty.
Nicely done but really it was the result of a world wide flood only a few thousand years ago.
Native Americans used to live in Red Rock Canyon, before anyone! There were hieroglyphics and there's even a natural cathedral or amphitheater. "Hidden Falls" are waterfalls that are only there a few months a year, if at all anymore. I have some pictures of the remaining hieroglyphs. Rock climbers destroyed them! Now, they're a casino and houses up there? Ii haven't been there since 1995, but, Red Rock Canyon is very special to Me. I could feel something Spiritual there. There were hand prints of a whole family. Caves where they lived and everything. It's one of My favorite places on Earth too. Thank You for the modern history lesson.
Awesome peaceful place to visit. I love it there.
Too bad Bonnie Springs isn't still open. What happened to the train? I have been going there my whole life. My Dad played music there. So did my first husband.
Good. No casino! They have been arguing that for Years! Red Rock Canyon is So Historical! Glad to see they are preserving what's left of it. Rock climbers ruined a lot of the Native American art there. It was so Sad, last time I was there, when I saw the damage they were doing.
Once you agree to development, Goodbye nature.
Love Red Rock Canyon! Thank you for this interesting video✌🏼❤️🌞
Always a N.J. connection ??
Which Red Rock Canyon.? That; was my first questionl I have been to the one in Kern County. way west of Ridgecrest. on the way to Death Valley.
Those 16 lots start out at $7M and go up from there.
The Blue Gringo lives there.
Thanks!
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It’s so sad to see Bonnie Springs get bulldozed. Such a special place that had wonderful food and cocktails!
There's obviously not enough water to support a new community. So maybe there will never be that eyesore.
I unsubed. Notice how she never replies to her followers.
Anyone know if that's haze or smog coming from Vegas?
Hi, love your videos. I actually have a photograph with Bonnie. I spend like 40 minutes talking to her at the bar. One time she came in. She was a great Lady. I wish I could post it for you in the comments.
Yeah and Red rocks is outside of Denver where music is played and it’s great.
Congrats, Sarah. Well done,indeed ! Splendid narration, as is your standard. Love it, myself. Be well.