Desert Exploring and Bighorns

DUDE GETS KNOCKED OUT much better with added sfx

The Quail Hunt LOL satire

A short film about the plandemic and how the over reach of criminals may punish

Mohave green rattlesnake in historic cemetery

CALLED HOME TO REST. Passing of Mrs. Harriet Newell Douglas, an Aged Pioneer. Slowly and yet rapidly, now, those who pared the way for the advancement of civilization in what was the wild and unknown west, are passing away. Many were the rugged and picturesque characters, both men and women, who braved the perils and priva- tions of an unknown and hostile country in the early days, doing much for its advancement; but the ranks are rapidly thinning. The last to drop from the ranks of the few pioneers still remaining in this section was Mrs. Harriet Newell Douglas, one of our earliest settlers, while on a visit to Stockton, California, at the advanced age of eighty-two years. Harriet Newell Barton was born in Meigs county, Ohio, in 1819. Those were days, even in that section, that tried men's souls, and coming from old Revolutionary parentage she inherited a liking for excitement and life in a new country. At the age of eighteen, in company with a married sister her parents having died she moved to Iowa, where, at the age of twenty five years, she was united in marriage to James Douglas. They located in Nebraska when the countrywas filled with blood-thirsty Indians and after several years of privations having twice been burned out by Indians and suffered great loss decided to come farther west Two children were born to them in Nebraska, Mrs. Thomas Wagner and George B. Douglas, both of whom are residents of Williams. In 1868 Mr. Douglas and family arrived in Arizona and located in Williamson valley, near Prescott, where they resided until 1883,wben they moved to this section and located on what is widely known as the Douglas homestead, some fifteen miles south of the present site of Williams. A year later the husband and father was called to his last rest and was interred on the ranch, at his own special request, he being a believer that a country which is good enough to live in is good enough to be buried in. From that time Mrs. Douglas and her son, George, have continued to live upon the old homestead, until some three weeks since, when she had a desire to visit California George having a place near Stock- ton. Accompanied by Wilbur Wood and her son she arrived safe- ly at Stockton on December 9. Some three months ago she sustained a severe fall and had since been gradually failing. On December 20th she passed quietly and peacefully to meet her Maker, her grandson, Wilbur, being alone with her at the time Mr. Douglas having gone a short distance to Redwood to visit a nephew, Herbert Wood, and wife. In tha presence of these few immediate relatives her remains were laid to rest in the cemetery at Stockton. Thus has dropped from our midst an old and highly respected citizen, and a fond mother, whose memory will live long in the hearts of her many friends.

Bighorn sheep stopping by for a snack. 12 11 2021

Preparing Mentally For What’s Coming – The World When All The Vaccinated Are Dead

Filmed in the remote areas of Nevada Desert. Just kidding.

Pioneer cemetery in White hills AZ

Yard maintained by Bighorns part 1

Yard maintained by Bighorns pt 2

Bighorns drop by for a visit

A visit from Bighorn Sheep