Hornbein looked older on the Everest climb than he does in 2013!
@mquintana75Ай бұрын
Im glad it's closed. Keep the thieves out. Leave the items on that land.
@fetchingphotosАй бұрын
I've never heard of this but it looks amazing! I hope someday I can come see it. A walkthrough with a knowledgeable guide would be fantastic!
@bgmcc907Ай бұрын
Gooseberry badlands has entered the chat. Only a few hours away.
@stevenkanzler2319Ай бұрын
nose rings, wtf is the point?
@everettwhitegoat3414Ай бұрын
Sounds fun. Looks beautiful
@Outrjs2 ай бұрын
When you want to know the truth, ask an Indian. When you want to buy a lie, ask a scientist.
@allencampbell83222 ай бұрын
Where moon shots were filmed
@seth32092 ай бұрын
This place is <6000 yo!
@joannevendshus50752 ай бұрын
Was this any part of the Lake Missoula floods?
@spencerme34862 ай бұрын
Nah, that was farther north and west
@user-yc5qu2xk7o2 ай бұрын
Make it ada friendly. A few off road wheelchairs for rent. I’ll come visit and tout it to many wheelchair groups.
@harold.one.feather2 ай бұрын
This shows how extremely periodic the destruction of the surface is for the Great Spirit, where is all the water of the sea that covered the upper Great Plains? How did all these hard surfaces form? There are even signs that the world burned for millions of years but don't listen to the Hunkpapa, uninvited guests are the biggest party poppers, instead wreck up the party
@lightsabr22 ай бұрын
The "Our Wyoming" title at 0:40 is in the font "Bleeding Cowboys" themoreyouknow.gif
@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney2 ай бұрын
I think there's a 'Hell's Half-acre' in every state. Four (that I know of) in Ohio alone. That's a pretty crazy place, I'll have to take a day or two there next time I'm in the area.
@davidfrost8012 ай бұрын
There used to be a visitors center, stopped there in the mid 60s as a kid.....
@francisebbecke27272 ай бұрын
It would be a great set for a science fiction movie.
@yamati1502 ай бұрын
Another one?😜
@deadkennady3 ай бұрын
I hate when people "close" nature. Thats a beautiful place you shouldnt have to pay to see.
@cindyd86463 ай бұрын
I am puzzled by the narration that states that the area was closed from 2005-2024. I remember very distinctly being there in the fall of 2010 and have many pictures of it. I don't even remember the barbed-wire topped fence.
@highplainsdrifter4982 ай бұрын
I was there in 2006,I don't remember any fences.
@johnchedsey13063 ай бұрын
I stopped by there once on a roadtrip and couldn't believe how amazing it is, especially given how it just...appears. If Wyoming wasn't so dang weird about having national monuments declared within its border, this is a perfect site for one. People like me see a national monument on a map and automatically want to check it out. Hopefully the county or state can get a cool park set up regardless.
@kymberlybyers62183 ай бұрын
Ready to travel from West Virginia to witness this spectacular landscape.
@scout24693 ай бұрын
Anybody notice the small meteor exploding 30 seconds in, upper left?
@GregCubaPeteThomas3 ай бұрын
What a crock....... millions of years....lies
@sladehoops3 ай бұрын
1:12 there I am, wow almost 10 years ago.
@stanhamilton60313 ай бұрын
The future plans are well thought out! I bet that it will become an amazing tourist attraction!
@justicesomeday3 ай бұрын
Only 2 likes....why....ask the algorithm and location problems
@MovingToAdventure3 ай бұрын
what part of wyoming is this?
@yamati1502 ай бұрын
Between Casper and Shoshini
@mikesaunders47753 ай бұрын
A stunning place and while more visitors would help the local economy, the area's expansion as a tourist attraction must not compromise its wilderness character.
@raiftadehara92183 ай бұрын
We used to drive past there every day in the summer coming from Casper going to Powder River to work on the farm. It is a interesting place.
@ozz447553 ай бұрын
A person who has traveled to Wyoming for work knows that Hell's Half Acre is one of countless hidden gems in the state. Part of me would prefer it stay that way. Although this would be a selfish statement for those who haven't seen them or those who live there... Hopefully, they find a nonintrusive way of opening it up.
@TheSharperSword4 ай бұрын
The better interpretation is that those structures were carved rapidly by catastrophic flooding on a continental scale.
@AthenaSchroedinger4 ай бұрын
It has been, sad to say, a couple of decades since I was last there. Had no idea that it had closed. Happy to know that there are plans to have it reopen.
@stevenmaxon70514 ай бұрын
When I was a kid we would stop and at that time they had a rattlesnake pit that was full of snakes was kinda cool as a kid to see that. Bring back the snake pit as part of the attraction 😅
@sjoel39824 ай бұрын
Lol is it just me or is that more like 50 acres not ½?
@ericligotke35424 ай бұрын
It’s not sounding like there is public access. Might not be the best vacation
@necron99.aka-sammyboy924 ай бұрын
Green River, says hi y'all. Just moved here, it's nice. Tho i wouldn't recommend moving here unless you're connected? Or good job. I have my ex who's nice enough to give me a place here, but there's no: Bus, help, liberal programs n aid, limited entertainment... I love shooting n bow target practice. Rodeos are cool. I luv hiking up the buttes here too. I luv feeding the deer, and the landscape photo opportunities too. Any suggestions? I need an under the table job/work. Cant work cuz of Insurance pay out. I'm fine now, but i can't work 1 second at McDonald's even. Few more months I'll be free n clear. Ideas for this poor Portlandier ??
@VOLK________3 ай бұрын
Whaaaaaaat
@olivianatwick76034 ай бұрын
Being a native of Wyoming and a native of Worland I have probably driven past hell's half-acre 100 times or more in my lifetime. I remember one time when we stopped we got out and went over and looked down into hell's half acre the beauty of it was spectacular. The other thing that I remember on that stop was they had a enclosure with a lot of rattlesnakes in it that we could look down into and see the rattlesnakes.❤
@larrycloetta98164 ай бұрын
Had been stopping by there for years, then….that stupid fence went up, and it’s pointless now. Idiots.
@robertemmons22604 ай бұрын
I have just added this point of interest to my bucket list of places to visit. Hopefully, this place will be open to the public in the near future.
@ShootingAir4 ай бұрын
Can't even tell you how many times I've been by (born and raised in Lander). I can't remember there ever being Any access, always just had to pull off next to the fence and look through. I learned more about it in 7th or 8th grade when we had a Geology portion of science, but apparently it wasn't even open for schools to access at that time (I seem to remember it being Private property). WY PBS, thanks for putting your pieces on youtube. I've not been in WY for a number of years, but still feel like it's "home" and your pieces help scratch an itch.
@yamati1502 ай бұрын
I believe they are opening up access to the public, again.
@KR-rs3sj22 күн бұрын
It's the best place to pull over in between Casper and Shoshoni by far😂
@bradfordeaton65584 ай бұрын
That's a beautiful part of Wyoming. The Wyoming Veterans Museum is in Casper. My father was stationed there during the war. It's a fabulous museum, 'tho it doesnt look like much from the outside, they have an incredible collection. The Dinosaur Museum in Thermopolis is also plain from the outside but has anothe incredible collection plus a working dig in conjunction with it. Wyoming seens to take their museums very seriously. It' worth spending serious time there.
@SumNumber4 ай бұрын
What an amazing place. Thanks for the share. :O)
@kidmohair81514 ай бұрын
is it not at least a county or state natural area?
@davidandrew10784 ай бұрын
I drove is road last year and the geology is quite amazing.
@paulvinzant48094 ай бұрын
Greybull WY has a smaller version of this. It is called Devil's Kitchen.
@yamati1502 ай бұрын
Several hoodoo's in the Gooseberry Badlands between Meteetsee and Worland, too
@contouraerials4 ай бұрын
Love the drone shots!
@rainertews16414 ай бұрын
Oh, very interesting place! Is is allowed to go there?
@geraldmerkel71454 ай бұрын
Stunning and very interesting. I'm ready to get in my rig and drive 1300, mi from Mid Michigan. Bucket list add-on❤
@Mr.Buster4044 ай бұрын
There is a parking lot but the feature is fenced off because it is dangerous with steep drop and slippery mud when raining.
@JamesHawkeYouTube4 ай бұрын
Planets are fake science.
@ooidgirl14 ай бұрын
Hey! Hello, Dr. Sundell! ⚒️😊 I still have the photos we took here for the field guide (your photo, the cover; mine, the back cover) for the WGA field conference (2008-9??)
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Hornbein looked older on the Everest climb than he does in 2013!
Im glad it's closed. Keep the thieves out. Leave the items on that land.
I've never heard of this but it looks amazing! I hope someday I can come see it. A walkthrough with a knowledgeable guide would be fantastic!
Gooseberry badlands has entered the chat. Only a few hours away.
nose rings, wtf is the point?
Sounds fun. Looks beautiful
When you want to know the truth, ask an Indian. When you want to buy a lie, ask a scientist.
Where moon shots were filmed
This place is <6000 yo!
Was this any part of the Lake Missoula floods?
Nah, that was farther north and west
Make it ada friendly. A few off road wheelchairs for rent. I’ll come visit and tout it to many wheelchair groups.
This shows how extremely periodic the destruction of the surface is for the Great Spirit, where is all the water of the sea that covered the upper Great Plains? How did all these hard surfaces form? There are even signs that the world burned for millions of years but don't listen to the Hunkpapa, uninvited guests are the biggest party poppers, instead wreck up the party
The "Our Wyoming" title at 0:40 is in the font "Bleeding Cowboys" themoreyouknow.gif
I think there's a 'Hell's Half-acre' in every state. Four (that I know of) in Ohio alone. That's a pretty crazy place, I'll have to take a day or two there next time I'm in the area.
There used to be a visitors center, stopped there in the mid 60s as a kid.....
It would be a great set for a science fiction movie.
Another one?😜
I hate when people "close" nature. Thats a beautiful place you shouldnt have to pay to see.
I am puzzled by the narration that states that the area was closed from 2005-2024. I remember very distinctly being there in the fall of 2010 and have many pictures of it. I don't even remember the barbed-wire topped fence.
I was there in 2006,I don't remember any fences.
I stopped by there once on a roadtrip and couldn't believe how amazing it is, especially given how it just...appears. If Wyoming wasn't so dang weird about having national monuments declared within its border, this is a perfect site for one. People like me see a national monument on a map and automatically want to check it out. Hopefully the county or state can get a cool park set up regardless.
Ready to travel from West Virginia to witness this spectacular landscape.
Anybody notice the small meteor exploding 30 seconds in, upper left?
What a crock....... millions of years....lies
1:12 there I am, wow almost 10 years ago.
The future plans are well thought out! I bet that it will become an amazing tourist attraction!
Only 2 likes....why....ask the algorithm and location problems
what part of wyoming is this?
Between Casper and Shoshini
A stunning place and while more visitors would help the local economy, the area's expansion as a tourist attraction must not compromise its wilderness character.
We used to drive past there every day in the summer coming from Casper going to Powder River to work on the farm. It is a interesting place.
A person who has traveled to Wyoming for work knows that Hell's Half Acre is one of countless hidden gems in the state. Part of me would prefer it stay that way. Although this would be a selfish statement for those who haven't seen them or those who live there... Hopefully, they find a nonintrusive way of opening it up.
The better interpretation is that those structures were carved rapidly by catastrophic flooding on a continental scale.
It has been, sad to say, a couple of decades since I was last there. Had no idea that it had closed. Happy to know that there are plans to have it reopen.
When I was a kid we would stop and at that time they had a rattlesnake pit that was full of snakes was kinda cool as a kid to see that. Bring back the snake pit as part of the attraction 😅
Lol is it just me or is that more like 50 acres not ½?
It’s not sounding like there is public access. Might not be the best vacation
Green River, says hi y'all. Just moved here, it's nice. Tho i wouldn't recommend moving here unless you're connected? Or good job. I have my ex who's nice enough to give me a place here, but there's no: Bus, help, liberal programs n aid, limited entertainment... I love shooting n bow target practice. Rodeos are cool. I luv hiking up the buttes here too. I luv feeding the deer, and the landscape photo opportunities too. Any suggestions? I need an under the table job/work. Cant work cuz of Insurance pay out. I'm fine now, but i can't work 1 second at McDonald's even. Few more months I'll be free n clear. Ideas for this poor Portlandier ??
Whaaaaaaat
Being a native of Wyoming and a native of Worland I have probably driven past hell's half-acre 100 times or more in my lifetime. I remember one time when we stopped we got out and went over and looked down into hell's half acre the beauty of it was spectacular. The other thing that I remember on that stop was they had a enclosure with a lot of rattlesnakes in it that we could look down into and see the rattlesnakes.❤
Had been stopping by there for years, then….that stupid fence went up, and it’s pointless now. Idiots.
I have just added this point of interest to my bucket list of places to visit. Hopefully, this place will be open to the public in the near future.
Can't even tell you how many times I've been by (born and raised in Lander). I can't remember there ever being Any access, always just had to pull off next to the fence and look through. I learned more about it in 7th or 8th grade when we had a Geology portion of science, but apparently it wasn't even open for schools to access at that time (I seem to remember it being Private property). WY PBS, thanks for putting your pieces on youtube. I've not been in WY for a number of years, but still feel like it's "home" and your pieces help scratch an itch.
I believe they are opening up access to the public, again.
It's the best place to pull over in between Casper and Shoshoni by far😂
That's a beautiful part of Wyoming. The Wyoming Veterans Museum is in Casper. My father was stationed there during the war. It's a fabulous museum, 'tho it doesnt look like much from the outside, they have an incredible collection. The Dinosaur Museum in Thermopolis is also plain from the outside but has anothe incredible collection plus a working dig in conjunction with it. Wyoming seens to take their museums very seriously. It' worth spending serious time there.
What an amazing place. Thanks for the share. :O)
is it not at least a county or state natural area?
I drove is road last year and the geology is quite amazing.
Greybull WY has a smaller version of this. It is called Devil's Kitchen.
Several hoodoo's in the Gooseberry Badlands between Meteetsee and Worland, too
Love the drone shots!
Oh, very interesting place! Is is allowed to go there?
Stunning and very interesting. I'm ready to get in my rig and drive 1300, mi from Mid Michigan. Bucket list add-on❤
There is a parking lot but the feature is fenced off because it is dangerous with steep drop and slippery mud when raining.
Planets are fake science.
Hey! Hello, Dr. Sundell! ⚒️😊 I still have the photos we took here for the field guide (your photo, the cover; mine, the back cover) for the WGA field conference (2008-9??)
*Let the Sunshine in...*