Hey you guys!
Thanks for joining me on another journey
We're here at Malad Gorge in Devil's Washbowl in Thousand Springs
Idaho just a little ways outside of Twin Falls
So sit back relax and enjoy the journey
I had to stop and give you guys the view of this waterfall. It's absolutely amazing
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This is Ritter Island
Judge Ritter bought it from Minnie. I think in the 50s, but don't quote me and then he shut it off to the public
She used to do tours and stuff. Okay, so it was totally
Isolated and he actually did sell the milk and then he got rid of it and then somebody else they finally donated it in
2006
Hmm, it became a state park
Grew her own Food all the food for the animals. What year did she live out here the 1920s and she
The only thing she needed was to purchase with salt and sugar. She didn't have that but everything else she made herself
And this is an island the Snake River is over there
Okay
And this is an aquifer that feeds this it comes out of the, well,
Not that one that's an overflow from the aquifer but the one's coming out of the mountain is an aquifer
It's under us and it's the size of Rhode Island
Takes the water 200 years to get here. So it's pure we've had it tested. There's no micro-organisms
There's no mineral nothing. It's just pure distilled water, but it's drinkable
They walk the horses down to get a drink. It's a constant 58 degrees doesn't matter what the ambient temperature is it's 58 degrees
So which one is Sally
The closest one to me is Sally and the other one is what one Mary. They're half-sisters, they're about 3 weeks apart in age and they are 12 years old this year.
Does it flow like that all year round?
So that one spring Fed or is that River fed
On the aquifer, okay
look how Crystal clear that water is
Minnie Miller falls, ok. I don't know if you can see if there is many waterfalls all along that ridge
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All right. We got a little bit of a close-up view of Minnie Miller Falls, Idaho
thousand Springs
State Park, ifyou get out this way. You got to check it out. It is definitely something to see
Travel tip for you. I
Typically rent my cars no more than 24 hours advance notice unless
there's some kind of holiday some kind of event in the town that I'm going to I
Always like to do a last-minute and try to grab the best deal possible
This particular deal. I got off at Costco
$95 for a
brand new Cadillac
Nice style leather and all that good stuff for
$95 for four days, National Historic Site called Minidoka. It's an internment camp which basically means it's where we housed the Japanese
As citizens during the World War two just a couple months after
Pearl Harbor strike about 30 miles outside of Twin Falls at the
Japanese I guess at this point we would call it a
Japanese ghost town inside America this is where we had actually prisoned the Japanese citizens
The honor roll that we're looking at here is
Basically honoring the Japanese soldiers that served in the US Army during World War two
As American citizens obviously look at you
trespassing
Yeah, so this is the barracks where they used to house the Japanese
This is a root cellar, this is where they used to store the root crop
What's left of it, obviously I
Have to apologize my camera had some issues and I lost most of my footage from Minidoka internment camp
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Yummy! what'd you get? I got a burrito Delmar I
Have no idea what I got because I can't pronounce it the carne adobado
if You feel like Mexican food
hit Janitzio
excellent Mexican food great price
fresh vegetables fresh ingredients
definitely worth checking it out and
really reasonable
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