Palm Spring’s Forgotten History – The Field Cabin Ruins and The Creative Brotherhood

Palm Spring’s Forgotten History – The Field Cabin Ruins and The Creative Brotherhood



In the early 1900s, Palm Springs, California was much different than it is now. The area was still sparsely developed and attracted …

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  1. Short but good. Thanks Steve,

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  3. I always enjoy taking the funner way to things!

  4. Add water and people move in.

  5. Dude, when I used to live in Palm Springs I used to hike this trail all the time because of the views. I would occasionally to a puff 💨 or two of legal cannabis. Sumer could be brutal 🥵

  6. Sadly Palm Springs has changed over the years… It used to be wonderful, clean, safe and affluent… Now….y The entire town is filled with homelessness, drug seeking zombies, pan handlers, crime, and the entire town feels like it's in decay… I used to go there year after year but now I won't go… it isn't safe, it isn't clean, it has lost it's charm and it's unique nature… The cost of living was always a bit high but now everything is super expensive and the sales tax rate is 9.25% ….

  7. Hey Steve, the Sidetrack Adventure route was definitely the way to go.

  8. My grandparents immigrated to Palm Springs in the late 1950s. I was raised there in the 70s.

    What a great place …. that used to be.

    😞

  9. Classic…"had to go up to go down". 😄

  10. The sidetrack adventure, if you will… lol. Well said…

  11. Steve, Once again, we enjoy and appreciate the effort you put into your videos. We also like the humor. There is one thing… please be careful when walking along these rocky desert precipice. Also, check to see if your wife has updated your life insurance policy. 😅

  12. Steve last time I was in that situation (going down, no path, loose rocks) I found an old piece of cardboard and scooted down. I was so afraid of doing a face/head plant on the crumbling rocks. The cardboard didn't last that long but at least got me to where it was a little less steep.

  13. tank bro😊😊

  14. Please do more Palm Springs content in 2026

  15. GOD bless you!

  16. Yes! The Fun way .😊

  17. Thank you again for all your efforts,I didn't know this

  18. Be careful!!

  19. That's looking like a tough walk, BOTH ways

  20. I really like your approach to these videos.

  21. i really liked this video but i hope you cleaned up the trash littering that historic site and threw it away- we all gotta take care of our world!

  22. lot of standing water around there

  23. I'm in my 60's, I grew up in PS, so much is gone now that was of the old PS from when I was a kid, there is so much history to PS that so many has no clue about, it truly isn't anything like the PS of old, even the feel of the place is much different than it use to be, 4 generations in PS.
    Thanks for the short tidbit vid.

  24. Thanks Steve. We have walked all those trails but didn't know the history. Thanks for the history abd the great video! We took the long way also, even from the Art Museum.

  25. That path looks like a great way to twist your ankle- glad you didn’t.

  26. The brotherhood of artists sure prioritized their living quarters with a good view of the 🏜 . Just to note, early "Mexican" explorers, as referred to in this video, were actually Europeans from Spain. There was too much conflict and subligation going on in Mexico from Spain to do too much traveling together with the native born Mexicans.

  27. I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, PLEAS ECONTINUE TO SHARE YOUR TRUTH.

  28. SUGGESTION: PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT: PLEASE CONSIDER RESTOING THE FIELD CABIN. FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO LOVE AND ENJOY!!!!

  29. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

  30. OMG, how totally interesting. What a strange find. Have been to Palm Springs many times. I never knew about this..

  31. It's nice looking back at these old stories that I've missed

  32. My Dad and his brother tried to develop "Palm Springs Panorama" in the 60s. Sadly before it's time. Palms Springs was largely undeveloped in those days.

  33. Re-run for me. Still GREAT!

  34. Hello from upstate NY. Just wanted to let you know how much I like your videos.

  35. Pretty Cool. I walk by this sometimes going to my spot- I sleep in a concrete wash a bout a block from where you started. There's a trail that goes from the beginning of Lykken through that wash and comes out on a road that dead ends on Tennis Club. It has a sign that reads Private Property but that sign is meant for the area behind the villa's for the TC Resort and no one is gonna mess with you if you trespass anyways. The rich people who live in the neighborhood= total cocksuckers. A bunch of real entitled Karen's. I only sleep here and leave very early in the morning, but they are some real pieces of shit, for the most part.

  36. Thanks for showing us the fun way

  37. Careful of snakes!!

  38. yeah, you sure get your share of extra walking, Steve. lol

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