24 Hours in the Desert of Maine

Tresh, CoolStanley and I are spending 24 hours in the Desert of Maine. We'll start this adventure by gearing up with weapons and supplies from the Army Store. Once we get to the desert we'll send some time exploring and have a sand castle building challenge. After setting up our camp we return to the desert at midnight to hunt some treasure. Then after a long day we finally go to sleep but are woken up at 3 am when coyotes attack our camp!! this is an action packed video and you wont want to miss a second of it. If you'd like to read some history on the Desert of Maine continue reading down below.

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The Desert of Maine was originally a farm that was owned by the Tuttle family in 1737. The Tuttle's attempted to grow potatoes on their farm but the land became over grazed by sheep which led to soil erosion and caused the sand (which is actually silt left from glaciers) to be exposed. The farm was eventually left abandoned until 1925 when a man named Henry Goldrup turned it into a tourist attraction. The Tuttle's barn still remains on the property till this day and its the only evidence that this land use to be a farm.