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Abandoned Mine Exploring with Tom and Julie
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Добавлен 4 окт 2007
Hello and welcome to our channel. We travel the southwest U.S. to find cool places to explore. We have explored over 2000 mines and it is our main focus, but we also make videos of hiking/climbing, 'how to' instructional advice, and live music.
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Thanks, Tom and Julie
WARNING: Entering abandoned mines is not safe. Mine names and locations may not be correct, and workings depicted may not actually exist the way they are presented.
The videos on this channel are for entertainment purposes only.
The videos are organized into playlists, so please click the playlist tab on our homepage for easy navigation of our channel.
We would love to have you as a subscriber, and love hearing from you, so please subscribe and leave a comment for us.
Thanks, Tom and Julie
WARNING: Entering abandoned mines is not safe. Mine names and locations may not be correct, and workings depicted may not actually exist the way they are presented.
The videos on this channel are for entertainment purposes only.
Arizona Gold - Mine Camp - Ball Mill - High Mountain Mine - Steep Shaft
This exploration starts with a visit to an old mining camp where there are several interesting pieces of equipment. There, we saw a nice ball mill, feeder belt, shaft bucket, and more. Next came a fun Jeep ride through a rugged wash and up a steep road where we parked after getting tired of bouncing around on the rough road. We continue on foot past an impressive road wall, high into the desert hills, to a box canyon where we arrive at a remote gold mine. While we were exploring the interesting underground workings, we came upon a hoist room and winze shaft. The shaft was quite steep, but we made our way down it with the use of a rope to a point where the shaft went almost vertical. The s...
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Early 1900s Copper Mine and Mill In Nevada - Deep Shaft - Antique Lantern - Colorful Minerals
Просмотров 6 тыс.21 час назад
This rich copper bearing mineral vein is spectacular to see. The deep shaft here follows the vein down vertically a long way. During the years 1915 and 1916, the mine and mill were actively mining and processing copper ore, and in 1943, tungsten was mined here for the war effort. We descend down the shaft looking for drift levels and find a couple of interesting artifacts. We also explored the ...
Multi Level Vertical Shaft Explore - 1906 Fluorite, Gold, and Silver Mine
Просмотров 7 тыс.14 дней назад
Finding ore cars, a rock drill, purple colored drifts, and some other very unusual artifacts made this dangerous shaft descent worth it. We only made it down to the third level of this fourteen level mine before we turned back, but it was a good start and a tease of what might lie deeper into the mine. This Nevada fluorite, gold, and silver mine has 14 levels and is approximately 600 feet deep....
1900s Gold Mine - Three Level Winze Shaft - Skip Bucket - Dynamite Box- Tools and more...
Просмотров 10 тыс.21 день назад
In this video, we visit an interesting mine in Nevada. It is a gold and silver mine that was first worked in the early 1900s and continued though 1935. There has been some more recent mining activity there since then. The winze shaft goes down approximately 150 feet with two drift levels. Down the winze, we found a homemade skip bucket, wood dynamite box, shovels and other tools. The top level ...
Death Valley Treasure: The Gold Mine With All The Artifacts
Просмотров 16 тыс.Месяц назад
The challenging hike to this Death Valley mine is very scenic and a big part of the adventure. This abandoned gold mine has more artifacts than any we have ever seen. That's no surprise since making the hike to the mine is quite difficult. It's located high on a steep mountainside, and getting there involves climbing over 2000 feet up through a rugged canyon. When we started to get close to the...
Rhyolite, Nevada - Inside Bonanza Mountain - The Gibralter Mine
Просмотров 10 тыс.Месяц назад
This early 1900s gold and silver mine lies at the base of scenic Bonanza Mountain in Rhyolite, Nevada. We entered the mine through a traditionally shaped portal to find an old wooden door laying on the floor. Just past that was a more modern steel door with a clever locking system on it. It happened to be unlocked, so we entered the adit. We explored several interesting drifts that followed min...
Four Level Vertical Shaft In The Champion Mine - Unique Artifacts - Tools- Colorful Minerals
Просмотров 8 тыс.Месяц назад
For this explore, we hiked to the Champion Mine and went down the four level vertical shaft. After clearing away loose debris from the collar area, we had to rappel down the first part of the shaft because the man-way ladders were unusable due to being exposed to the weather. Once we got down about 40 feet, the ladders were in very good condition. This abandoned Nevada copper, gold, and silver ...
The Famous Gold Bottom Mine - Climbing Ladders To The Upper Levels (part 3 of 3)
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, we continue our exploration of the famous Gold Bottom Mine. In this final part of the series, we climb ladders into the upper part of this abandoned gold mine to find huge stopes and colorful mineral veins. The stopes were very unstable, and large rocks had fallen from high up, smashing the support timbers and making the area quite dangerous. We follow a waterline through the sto...
The Famous Gold Bottom Mine - Navigating Through The Multi-Level Steep Stopes (part 2 of 3)
Просмотров 7 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video we continue our exploration of the famous Gold Bottom Mine. After rappelling down a ladderless manway, we follow a decline shaft that leads to huge stopes, which we explore. The colorful mineral veins here are amazing and plentiful. We climbed down another manway with sketchy ladders that led deeper into the steep stopes, where huge rocks had fallen and destroyed some of the suppo...
The Famous Gold Bottom Mine - Exploring The Main Upper Level (part 1 of 3)
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this video, we explore the main upper level of the famous Gold Bottom mine. After clearing out enough rocks from the portal for us to squeeze through, we were faced with what ended up being a 30-foot crawl into a drift that had been flooded at one time. Once we were able to stand up, we proceeded to explore and found incredible mine workings and amazing mineral veins. This mine was discovere...
No Shortage Of Dangers In This Talc Mine
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 месяца назад
While out and about, we spotted a huge ore chute on the side of a hill and just had to investigate. To our surprise, we found an inviting looking portal that led to an interesting talc mine. While making our way through the mine, we found no shortage of dangerous ore passes and caved areas. There are also some large stopes, and one of them had collapsed square set timbers in it. After exploring...
California Tungsten Mine Doesn't Disappoint With Drifts, Stopes, Beautiful Minerals, and Winze Shaft
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 месяца назад
After a fun and challenging Jeep ride up Black Canyon, Julie and I explore two mines, both containing colorful mineral veins. The first is a tungsten mine, and the second is a gold mine. We had to make a short rock climb to get around the biggest bat gate I have ever seen at the tungsten mine. The workings were quite interesting the way they were dug and with the colorful minerals present. To r...
Multi-Level California Gold Mine - Cool Ladder System - Multiple Artifacts
Просмотров 9 тыс.2 месяца назад
Please join us for this exciting abandoned mine exploration of the Nomad Gold Mine. The Nomad was primarily a gold mine and was discovered in 1897. Silver, copper, and lead were secondary metals that were also mined here. In 1933 there were 22 men employed. In 1941, a new mill was erected, but the mine was closed by the war production board in 1942. In 1950, the mine was restarted and was activ...
Square Set Timbers, Mysterious Steel Box In A Large California Gold Mine
Просмотров 10 тыс.3 месяца назад
Yet another sketchy adventure we find ourselves in this California gold mine. We enter a mine portal and find a huge old hoist room with unique timbering. Nearby, we find a ladder that leads down into a large stope and beyond to a maze of ladders and platforms running through square set timbers. We climb down as far as we can to see what we can find. After exploring the lower workings, we retur...
Beautiful Natural Timbering, Colorful Minerals and Artifacts In This Mine - Plus Miner's Cabin
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 месяца назад
After following a Jeep trail for 14 miles up a wash, we came to a miner's cabin with a nice mineral vein behind it. After checking out the cabin, we continued down another canyon and found an interesting mine. This 1910-era silver mine featured beautiful natural unmilled timbering, which was used for supporting the drift as well as for track ties. Copper and lead were also taken from this mine ...
Cave In The Jungle - Underground Explore - Beautiful Mineral Formations - Steep Hike
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.3 месяца назад
Cave In The Jungle - Underground Explore - Beautiful Mineral Formations - Steep Hike
Darwin California Mines: Exploring Two Vertical Shafts And One Adit⛏️🔦
Просмотров 9 тыс.3 месяца назад
Darwin California Mines: Exploring Two Vertical Shafts And One Adit⛏️🔦
Guitar Virtuosos Paul Pigat & Diego Garcia perform at Zihuatanejo International Guitar Festival 2024
Просмотров 7174 месяца назад
Guitar Virtuosos Paul Pigat & Diego Garcia perform at Zihuatanejo International Guitar Festival 2024
Death Valley Mine Explore - Carbonate Silver Mine⛏️💰
Просмотров 7 тыс.4 месяца назад
Death Valley Mine Explore - Carbonate Silver Mine⛏️💰
Historic Candalaria, Nevada: Underground Explore plus Hike Through Huge Open Pit Mine
Просмотров 10 тыс.4 месяца назад
Historic Candalaria, Nevada: Underground Explore plus Hike Through Huge Open Pit Mine
Pioneertown: 1800s Gold Mine On The Mountain-Two Miner's Cabins-Rare Desert Spring
Просмотров 10 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Pioneertown: 1800s Gold Mine On The Mountain-Two Miner's Cabins-Rare Desert Spring
Chaotic Collapsing Mine Maze - A Johannesburg, California Gold Mine
Просмотров 13 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Chaotic Collapsing Mine Maze - A Johannesburg, California Gold Mine
Ladders As Far As You Can See plus Super Colorful Minerals
Просмотров 14 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Ladders As Far As You Can See plus Super Colorful Minerals
Wooden Ore Car - Historic Mining Artifact Fully Intact In Original Mine
Просмотров 8 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Wooden Ore Car - Historic Mining Artifact Fully Intact In Original Mine
Mother Nature's Masterpiece - The Million Dollar Mine And It's Beautiful Minerals
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Mother Nature's Masterpiece - The Million Dollar Mine And It's Beautiful Minerals
Nevada Northern Railway - Steam Locomotive #93
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Nevada Northern Railway - Steam Locomotive #93
Hoist On 800' Deep Shaft, Tight Squeeze Into Collapsed Portal In Historic Mining District
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Hoist On 800' Deep Shaft, Tight Squeeze Into Collapsed Portal In Historic Mining District
Dalton Mine Explore - Old Dale (Virginia Dale) Mining District - Off road Jeep and Hike
Просмотров 10 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Dalton Mine Explore - Old Dale (Virginia Dale) Mining District - Off road Jeep and Hike
Pioneertown Gold Mine-Amazing Colorful Minerals
Просмотров 13 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Pioneertown Gold Mine-Amazing Colorful Minerals
Dia de Los Muertos - Lighting Of Catrina 2023 Zihua, Mexico
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Dia de Los Muertos - Lighting Of Catrina 2023 Zihua, Mexico
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O boy goly gee wilikers Julie great mine good heavy stuff. Looks like you kick Tom's behind in Hicking big time lol😅😊
Hey. Tom Julie, my name is Emmet. TI live in the panhandle of Florida. I'll watch all the time just curious how are you doing Julie After your episode with cancer? My family wonders how you doing? Keep up the good work
Hello Emmet from Florida, Julie here. Thank you for watching our videos! I hope you have been enjoying them. I am still in remission from my cancer and doing very well, thank you and your family for thinking of me. 😊❤️
Now we see how it is: Tom drives while Julie has to walk the entire way, filming!
Lol, shh, don't tell everyone my segret. She does get to do a bit of camera work on the road. Thanks for the chuckle!😄
What is all that purple rock?
Purple colored minerals are sometimes associated with fluorite, although I can't be sure what all is in this particular vein. It really is a spectacular quartz outcropping that is visible cutting across the countryside. 👍😊
I'm assuming they must have found a very large vein of something to warrant hauling all that equipment up there.
Hi Todd. In a remote location such as this, it's sometimes easier to haul up some processing equipment once, like the crusher and the engine to run it, to reduce the volume of ore that is continuously being trucked out daily. Why it all got left behind is another question. Thanks for the comment!😄
You two are gutsy! I hate caves .
Hi Todd. Being underground is definitely not for everyone. You can enjoy the view from the comfort of your couch. Thanks for watching!👍😁
Long time Tom and Julie. In the midst of one hot Summer with the worst month yet to come. Tom, your guitar playing is sounding pretty good. I commend you. It's good to hear Julie's voice. Hey there Julie. You guys stay safe out there and keep the mining videos a' coming. If you ever find yourselves in the Palm Springs area for more than one day, send me a reply and maybe we can meet up somewhere. Keep safe. Be well and Best Regards.
Hi Alan. Good to hear from you. Thanks for watching and for the kind words. We usually spend some time each winter in Twentynine Palms, although this year we will be going elsewhere. Thanks for the meet-up offer. Maybe sometime that can happen.👍😁
Another interesting video from Tom and Julie. I would suppose that the various fires that had been started in the mine were not from some mindless vandal. They must be from individuals wishing to work the mine without the bother of bats flying about. I hope that the two of you are doing well.
I'm glad that you found the video interesting. That is correct about these fires. They were made to kick the bats out. We've seen plenty of fires in mines that were made by vandals. The timbering in some great mines has been burned due to arson. Thanks for the comment. We are both doing well, and we hope the same is true for you!😁
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Hello Tom and Julie. It's great to see my two favorite desert rats out and about again. I think the two burrows were looking for a ride. That mine was very interesting, the hollege tunnels and the drifts were quite large . It's to bad you couldn't get down that shaft. I'll bet there's a lot more to see down there, perhaps next time. Ok well as always thanks so much for taking me along for the trip. Please be safe in all you do. Hope to see you again soon.
@bobterry2952 Hi Bob. Yes, I think the burros would have come with us if we had a handful of oats or whatever they like. Another shaft I'd like to follow up on. You're welcome. Thank you for watching and for the nice comment!😊👍
@@TomandJulieMineExploringIf I knew how to help you financially for your trips I would but I don't know how to do it.
No worries. There is a "thanks" button on each video below our channel name in the row of options like the thumbs up and share buttons.
Thanks for another interesting mine tour.
Hi Brian. You're welcome. We're glad that you liked it. Thanks for watching!😁
I think you are plannig to explore the shaft next time! Thanks for this video and greetings from Gremany!
@@WHuske I would like to go down the shaft. Hopefully, we will return to this mine. Thanks for the comment!😁
I've noticed that every once in awhile you'll see a random drill bit stuck in the ground, why do think the miners would do that?. Also I enjoy seeing the burros,I live in Yuma County and we'll see them along with wild horses on the Army proving grounds every now and then
@christopherjq7414 Hi Christopher. Generally, if you see an old piece of drill steel sticking up a foot or so from the floor of the mine, it is there as a stake to keep the air and water lines from interfering with the tracks. The tracks and pipes are often removed for reuse, but the stakes remain. The burros are fun to see, although I wish people wouldn't feed them. They get so tame that they stand in the middle of the road and stop traffic looking for a handout. Thanks for the comment!😁
@@TomandJulieMineExploring now I feel bad because I'll take a bag of apples with me if I know I'm going to be working on the base for the burros that come up to us occasionally 😂
Haha, don't feel bad. I'm sure the burros appreciate you.😊
Thank you Both Glad to see you're still stirring up the Aventures!!!; )
Hi Richard. Thanks for stopping by the channel. We appreciate your support!😁
another fun explore ....too bad you didn't make it to the bottom of the shaft ....that may have been pretty cool explore at the bottom ...but Safety first my brother .....love all those old artifacts at the miners cabin ....you two be safe out there and keep'em coming
Hey Jeff. Yup, another shaft I need to follow up on. So many mines, so little time. Thanks for the comment, brother!😁
I want to go back here. If you guys ever want to hike it again, I'm definitely in.
Hey Chillis. I've always wanted to try and come over the mountain from the opposite side that we came on this trip. There is another waste pile higher up above this mine that could be checked out. So many mine sites, so little time. 😁
Maybe I didn't see it but i believe that old gas pump has been taken.
I guess it wouldn't surprise me. That area gets a lot of traffic. Thanks for the comment, Chillis!👍
*T&J!* Pretty cool mine there, looked to be quite the operation at one time eh? Man, you make me nervous with those rope climbs in shafts sometimes Tom... I know the video wouldn't be posted if something were to happen, but still - dude, we're getting old, you know? 🙂 Y'all be safe, see you next one. - Ed on the Ridge
Hi Ed. Yes, a cool mine and shaft. I wasn't going any farther down that shaft. It wasn't even my rope it was just there. I didn't have a harness either, so the rope was really not much use. You're right. We're getting old, and my mine exploring days are winding down. Thanks for watching and commenting. We appreciate it!😁
Glad you guys did this one so I don't have to climb down that ladder.
Hey Chillis. Are you still going to this one? I got it cleaned up for you. Lol.😄
Love the drive gong u o the mine .lots of head room in that old mine . Great job guys!
Hi Tony. Yes, getting to these places is half of the fun. Glad that you liked the mine. Thanks for watching!😁
Good morning T&J The first thing that jumps out at me in the video is how fractured the mine walls are. I knew when you said Julie will want to go down that shaft, you would come back to it. 😂 Very unusual looking shaft to me. Too bad you didn’t get to see the bottom of it.😢 I hope the miners made some money for all the hard work they put into that operation. Thank you for sharing with us all . 🫏⚒️👍
Hi Tom. The mine seemed pretty stable. I always tease Julie by saying to her, "I know you want to go down that shaft." 😄 I have no idea of the production numbers for this one. Thanks for the comment!😁
Very amazing and beautiful views again and this is one mine you need to come back to with your climbing gear and plenty good rope to see where that shaft goes
Hi John. Yes, the area has a rugged beauty to it, for sure. I would like to go down the shaft. We'll see if our travel plans allow for a return visit. Thanks for commenting!😁
@TomandJulieMineExploring I hope you are able to revisit that mine shaft because it leaves a part of you thinking what could be there and where would it go
Yes it does, for us, too.
@@TomandJulieMineExploring I imagine it does
What year is your jeep?
Hi Scott. The Jeep is a 1994 YJ 2.5 liter 5 speed with almost 200K miles on it. Thanks for asking!🚙
You mentioned at one time there was bats in there as there was lots of bat guano on the floor. That's probably why there was a fire there. To smoke of the bats sad to say. Yeah it amazes me the effort these miners went through to build roads and carry all that equipment. Lots of determination that's for sure.
Hi Stephen. Yes, you are correct about the dies. There was a sizable bat colony in here at one time. I'm guessing it was established after the first era of the mine and before they got kicked out by the current operators. Getting the road built and hauling things to the mine and hauling ore out is mind-boggling. Thanks for watching and commenting!😁
I was at this mine at least 15 years ago. I didn't get in to the mine as there were a couple of people and various equipment up there. They had an active claim and were working the mine, back then. It was an interesting explore and I did stop and look around the old mine camp, too. Thanks for taking me inside to see the mine.
That's cool that you've been to this area. It's gated, but I didn't show it. I think someone is still working the mine. Glad that you enjoyed seeing the workings. Thanks for the comment!😁
No obvious ore vein visible in the adits.
Hi Francis. No, there really wasn't. I'm not certain of the geology of this particular mine. Thanks for the comment. Good to hear from you!😁
Hello Tom es Julie, It was nice to see some equipment outside. Just wondering, how many mines have you worked in? Were they gold mines? Was Julie a miner as well 🙂 Just kidding Julie ☮ . Have a great weekend. See you sext time.
Hi Scott. I have only done some hobby mining in gold mines. Thanks for the chuckle. Hope you have a great weekend!😁
Funny how your stock jeep has out lasted Glys custom lifted one
Hi Robert. Is old Bob having problems? The YJ has almost 200K miles on it. Thanks for watching!😁
Good Friday!
Hi Dave. Thanks for commenting!😁
Hey T&J, expanding your travels to AZ, the burros looked at you guys like you're new to the neighborhood, that jeep is old, reliable ! Lol, take care stay safe!
Hi Raiderman. We spend some time each year in Arizona. Haha, I think those burros wanted a ride. The old YJ still runs pretty well. Thanks for watching!😁
Well the walk was certainly worth it with some great finds outside the mine and still in good condition,there was a lot to see here and some areas hard to get to but good coverage as usual from you two, keep safe and catch ya Cheers
Hi Brian and Mary. Walking these mountain roads and old miners trails never disappoints. Glad that you enjoyed the explore. Thanks for commenting. Cheers!😁
Gosh, I didn't think anyone would explore those mines but then I found your channel and glad I did. Thanks for showing this piece of history. So beautiful! Greetings from Austria and what a great video! Have to check out your channel now. God bless you guys!
Hi Dukilein. Thanks for watching and commenting from Austria. We're glad that you liked the explore and are happy to have you on board. Here is a link to some of our favorite mines. 👍😁 Our Favorite Mine Explorations: ruclips.net/p/PLBirOpgY-NV_n393pa-mL4RNYBMYUs04f
Those were healthy looking burros!
Hi Jeff. Yes, very healthy and friendly. Thanks for commenting!😁
Cool equipment there, each drift had a different makeup of rock. Thanks for the look, stay safe down there.
Hi Mick. Yes, some cool pieces of equipment. You're welcome, and thanks for watching!😁
Hello Tom Hello Julie A impressiv terain and view from the mine. The engine of your Jeep make some Valve noise. May be you have to correkt the clearance. I hope the jeep has no hydraulic Lifters . I hope you come back to the mine with more rope to see whats down the incline . I wish you both a happy weekend and a good new week Yours Frank Galetzka
Hello Frank. The Jeep has hydraulic lifters, so no tappet adjustments. Hopefully, we can go back and see what's down the shaft. Thanks for the comment!😁
Another great one, I liked the burrows. That was some awesome old equipment. I would have liked to see the bottom of that shaft. But I wouldn't want you to put yourself in any danger. Until next week be safe and bless you both.
Hi Jimmy. Hope you are doing well! 🙏 I would like to see what's down that shaft, too. Thanks for the comment!😁
Hi Tom & Julie, I know you guys are not into the paranormal but at 14:59 I heard someone whisper "Hey", you will need your audio up with headphones from around 14:58 - 15:00 to catch the voice, it is just after you say "Well let's take a right". Oooh 2nd trip with more rope and harnesses ??? A very cool explore, I agree that shaft is very intriguing. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 🥰
Hi Sue. I'll have to go and listen to that part of the video. Maybe we can get back there sometime and go farther down the shaft. Thanks for watching and commenting. We appreciate you!👍❤️
@@TomandJulieMineExploring I appreciate everything you guys do as it's not easy hiking and driving in the heat I imagine, much love always to you both. xx 🥰🙏❤
Love seeing infrastructure inside a mine. Too bad some of the equipment wasn't still there. Who knows what lurks at the bottom of the winze? (I'll bet the Shadow does!) Way cool road wall. Thanks for the tour!
Hi Lesley. Haha, only the Shadow knows. Those roadwalls always amaze me with the amount of work it took just to get to the mine. I'd like to know what down the shaft, too. Thanks for commenting!😁
the scenery you showed is just breathtaking , that jeep of yours is a real die-hard , very impressive . thank-you for another great video, see you next time.
Hi Tony. That scenery really is great. Glad that you liked it, too. That's a tough little Jeep. You're welcome, and thanks for watching!😁
You could have taken that Ball Mill home as lawn art, Julie could have helped you load it in the back of the Jeep.
Haha, no. I wouldn't even think of it. It was pretty happy where it is. Thanks for the chuckle!😁
that was very relaxing thanks for sharing and have one for me
Hi Jerry. Thanks for watching and commenting. We'll tip one for you!🍻
Thanks, T&J! Stay safe!!
Hi Ralph. You're welcome. Thanks for commenting. Will do.😁
Here I go again. Best yet and a nice Jeep ride. Thanks.
Hi Roy. Thanks for watching. Glad that you liked it!😁
Ah, I wanted to see how you were going to turn that thing around. LOL Definitely, a cool mind, and definitely an old gold mine, however. the question is, are you gonna go back? That road would probably be a stopper for me, unless I could rent me a helicopter, but that was definitely a cool mind and definitely one that's not visited very often. Thank. you know, this was a wonderful video.
Well, turning around on these narrow mountain roads is always interesting. That's why we stopped in a wide spot as I had no idea what the road ahead was like. Glad that you enjoyed the video. Thanks for commenting!😁
Awesome .... another Mine exploring adventure from two of my favorite mine explorers . Thank You.
Thanks for watching and for the kind words!😁
Thanks for showing the rough ride and how hard it is to get to some of these mine sites. Thanks guys!!
@@user-if6mk4rh1j Hi Bruce. You're welcome. A lot of mines are in difficult to reach areas. Thanks for watching!😁
who hoo!!!!
Hi Cheyenne. 🎸🔥
Awesome explore as always 👌 thanks for sharing 👍 cheers from Blissfield New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦
Glad that you liked the explore. Thanks for watching from Blissfield!😁
Should've left the Jeep and jumped on the burros, they looked like they were ready to be hired for some food and water. May have been a smoother ride!😂
Haha, that's the best idea yet, Puttesla. Thanks for watching!😆