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I just want to say I really enjoy your video's, U guys do a bang up job of showing and describing things with common sense. Love it. 💯 Thx for sharing.

Leaking sewer above you. That is a poop tower

What's truly amazing is the fact these men got that equipment to these sites. Just imagine the time it took and how many Kent it took to carry these machines

Stayed at Barron's gold district 1974..abandoned mine near there had a bunkhouse with pool tables...park district was tearing everything down by early 80s

Do you know what you would find, or if anyone has put on scuba gear to explore the depths of that incline?

Sadly, you can't tell anyone of your passion for exploring; I don't even talk about the places I go hiking to, let alone any mines I explore. Everyone is so full of preconceived horror stories and fears that everything that isn't paved or concrete is unsafe. And they don't mind telling you all about it and all the ways to stay safe; you wish you never opened your mouth. I was looking through the comments, and you're getting quite a following of armchair explorers going for your videos, and you just might change the stigma (?) a little of what society places on the dangers of places they know nothing about except their own self-instilled fears of the outdoors; good job!

Wow! Take care lads!

That must have been an incredibly pyrite rich ore body dang! It's beautiful though 👍.

Nature is amazing. It reminds me of a Si-Fi movie set on another world. Great Short !

It's a wheelbarrow mine, that's why the boards are running up the centre of the adit, used to make rolling the barrow easier, hence the possible lamp on the rusty barrow (illuminates the planks)

Wow it's beautiful

Nice explore love those formations and rainbow of colors ⛏️🤔

very pretty what with the colors! are they true or does the camera change them? thanks for sharing your explores with us!!

Ghost sounds, sometimes it's underground beings. ?

Wow. Very cool looking. Kinda spooky though. 🙂🖖❤️

Cool adventure!

Nice job on documentary

Too bad Nick Zentner isn't along for the geology commentary.

Clear and deadly still water

And I thought the hills we explore were pretty dramatic but that's on another level. Love that crawler truck, never seen one of them before. Stunning mine, especially just in the entrance.

Miners could find 2000 dollars gold a day. Ate beans bacon coffee grizzly bear rabbits dried berries grasshoppers

Freaking awesome❤

Pretty cool to see that wooden ore cart intact! i have the bin metal banding and hinges and such for one and wanted to put it back together. but wasnt sure what the carriage looked like. from the one you found looks like all im missing is the wheels.

Old Bodie was never at that spot it was a couple of miles away from there and was moved to its present location one family still lives at old Bodie and has been there since the town there's still one old house that is a shop for the ranch most burned down I remember the old timers talking about it

When men were men and Republicans were scared

I like how you describe parts and how it worked together and inside what they were following and the minerals explained. Nobody else takes the time to teach. Great job.

at 17:44 was that a bat should of zoomed in :p

I watch these and think of the blood sweat and tears. Hard working men and the families who had support and pray for them. Folks lived short lives back then full of strife and stress that most today know nothing about. Imagination runs wild!

You didn't go to the top.

Salamanders are rare, but the mine provides a good hideout for this one. Steady temperature, plenty of moisture, and shelter. What could be better

It says there’s a black bear mine gold mine right by me in California you mentioned Washington , so I’m presuming to different mines? However the dates are the same on this mine data also interesting

I caught one once back in '97 on a nightcrawler, lol.

That is a big one. He was not afraid. Usually they go for your jugular. Glad you’re safe.

Cool, a samalander! I've never seen one in that color

Little dude is like " holy shit the sun is in the cave" 🤣

du QUÉBEC .♥

It pains me to see so much abandoned industrial equipment left, when you know men worked so very hard to no end, then just leave...mines, railroads..m

Great scenery. That waterfall is intense.

The "Nuts" graffiti from 1944 was referencing the Battle of the Bulge.

I'm always amazed and confused that all these old mines are never cleaned up after mining is done. It doesn't matter what mine or in what state.

Where's the gold?

Cool... Wonder who parked those mine carts the last time

I am amazed every time I see an old mine. I'm just amazed. The top shelf quality.

Excellent video documentation and research re equipment. I saw a lot i hadn't seen before. Would suggest you watch abandoned and forgotten places. GLY has a great way of presenting the commentary , tone of voice, etc. which makes it more interesting. You're 36:37 speaking in rather a monotone. Don't quit,however, you learn as you go. I admire your courage in putting your feet down in water of unknown depths to present us with the opportunity to see what we'd never see if you weren't so generous with us. The long hikes, the danger, to preserve for perpetuity what could be lost forever in the future. I respect you for ALL THAT YOU DO!❤

wicked cool! thanks for sharing!!

The Mercury is poison and vapor is deadly it will kill you in minutes...

Ya came ya mined,ya forgot yur crap! Come back and take it out with you!

Awesome video guys, I'm up here on Vancouver Island and I do the same as you guys except I don't film. I have found a few mines. But I would like to mention 1 thing, I don't know if you follow David Paulides and his Missing 411 books, movies and his daily podcast but he has found that a lot of people go missing in Boulder fields and what you are hiking through at the beginning so I just wanted to say to take extra care when going through these types of terrain. Cheers

A true freakout moment would be walking down through a long addit and in the distance seeing a shark fin coming up out of the water.

Thank you. Very interesting area. No safety nets back then. Hard way to make a living. No welfare, no food stamps, you had to work or starve! The way it would have been!