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This guy needs some downers. Too amped up 😮

Drink a beer every time he says " dead mans curve.😅

Hey Jim, check out Expedition Bible! Joel, a fellow archeologist, talks about found evidence of humungous spear heads in a cave where the area was known for these barbarous giants (the Hebrew people called them Zammzummin, or Buzzers, because they made buzzing noises instead of speaking).

Thanks for sharing

A roadster I'm thinking od

Nice video

Its Dolemite and calcium

I think I wrote to you before about a smoky hand print left behind from the giants. You said that you were going to look for it but I've just heard of from LA Mazzuly that they had chiseled the giant handprint off and that it had been hidden. Sorry about that 😐

Interestingly enough, the 'pottery' laying along the road appears to be pieces of an insulator used on the power line that basically ran on the SB lanes of I-5. The line (which still exists) runs from the power plants in the Kern River canyon to LA. There are still several of the old towers along the route, but a lot of the line was re-routed when I-5 was built. The complete insulators, which were replaced with underhanging 'suspension' units, Were made in the 1904-1905 period (when the line was built) and weigh in at around 55 lbs each. The entire line was constructed and strung using only manpower, donkeys, and oxcart. Truly a feat of engineering. If you google 'M-4800 insulator' on google, you can find a wealth of information on them. If it were me walking that section, those pieces would be in Illinois right now! ;)

You want me to subscribe to your channel. First off you need to actually learn about what you're trying to describe. You don't even have a clue what kind of car parts down there you need to learn what you're talking about to make it interesting to keep people's attention to subscribe to your channel. Find something you know about and try that for a UA-cam channel. Maybe you'll be good at that you suck at this

😊Mostly cars in the 30's. A lot of hard wood was used as a framing for bodies around windows and doors. Cars that lost it would roll over and over hitting bolder size rocks easily breaking up the wood and scattering steel body parts. Full framed bodies then no unibody to help keep it together more. We got away from the wood in the 40's sometime using it for side trims on steel if desired. Interesting what else is there; need a metal detector for buried small finds. That poison oak definitely needs to go hindering any thorough search. Thanks!

Do you think there is a connection with The Giant of Kandahar? Are these the same ancient people?

Jim, you do the BEST adventure videos! Been following you since the beginning, and am along the ride all the way with ya! Onto the next!

The government people are grinding down all the giant bones they find like aliens they think people can't handle the truth

At 7:44 Some of those parts might be from resto-mod hot rods. Check for "Bondo" content, I'm guessing it might not break down or deteriorate in the elements as fast as metal.

Dude you filmed your hand pointing…you need to film what you are pointing at

Red paint 😂

RIP John Schneider died by snake bite Dead Man's Creek.

Did not Jan and Dean sing a song about it?

What is that metal object sticking out of the rock at 17:14 ? Like 2 halves of a metal case embedded in the rock stone.

There could still be people trapped inside those cars needing help

You are the only video I have seen that brought light. Every one else is wondering around in the dark saying wow it's dark In here 😂😂

Who hooo!

Thanks.

In the 60's and 70's I lived a few miles south of there in Lebec. I never knew anything about this. Amazing, thank you.

Yes it's undoubtedly Haunted!

Vikings who made it to the Americas, starvation maybe,

Got Rustoleum?

Can you imagine the rat rods you could build out of what's there

Every vehicle seen in this video signifies at least one death. There were no seatbelts then, and as the cars tumbled, people were ejected. I would venture a guess there were no survivors of those wrecks. No cellphones. People left to die,..unnoticed by passing traffic up above.

The only thing Commander Cody made famous was his masterfully butchered version of "Hot Rod Lincoln" - as rotten an insult as any great song ever sustained. It's a miracle he wasn't fined for polluting the airwaves with the POS. The original was called "Hot Rod Race", a song written and recorded by Arkie Shibley. It was honored by Ford Motor Company in 1951 with a review and illustration in "Ford Times" magazine: ua-cam.com/video/-ub9nQ0YVCg/v-deo.html “Hot Rod Lincoln”, written and recorded by Charlie Ryan in 1955, was the "answer song" to Shibley's "Hot Rod Race": ua-cam.com/video/e58NJU5B3v8/v-deo.html To this day, however, the most ingenuous recording of the song was by Johnny Bond, in 1960. The magnificent guitar rifts, sound effects and other bells and whistles made this version the one most revered and remembered. Even Bond's own 1970s cover didn't match up to his phenomenal September, 1960: ua-cam.com/video/eZu5TwRbYiA/v-deo.html Notice the Lincoln went from 12 cylinders in 1955 to 8 in 1960. The old prewar V12s had long died out as performance options for young hot rodders. Bond rerecorded "Hot Rod Lincoln" for an undated album released around 1970, but it lost all the marvelous bells and whistles that immortalized his 1960 version in the minds of car freaks everywhere: ua-cam.com/video/11UiNB-wIw4/v-deo.html

I wanted to jump in right behind you. It looked so refreshing!

I keep hearing Jan and Dean singing "Dead m ans Cùrve" in my head.

THEY DON'T MAKE ROADS LIKE THEY USE TO CAUSE IF THAT WAS A MODERN ONE IT WOULD BE ROOTED ALREADY

THOSE REMAINS LOOK LIKE A MODEL A BACK WINDOW

California? 🤢🤮

wow . i drove up rt 5 years ago , and drove by i never knew . thank you so much 4 bringing this to us

I could use the truck bed for a rat rod

Very nice!

Awesome sauce video! Keep up the grind

I’m going to go there!

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The biggest human skeleton in the cave was measured at 6’6” and a large percentage were normal sized bones like over 40 remains. Sure that’s big, especially back then but to keep saying they were Giants and alluding they all were these un worldy Giants is a bit of a stretch. And u fail to mention lots of the bones were cow bones. Cool camp fire story though. You should mention UNRs study it’s much more expansive and gives way more answers to the truth

Somewhere in the 40s area

Yep that some old wrecks, probably nothing newer than the 1940's...

Have passed that way back and forth many times and never had a clue! Thanks for the vid!

2nd Generation that grew up in Bakersfield. The town of Grapevine was at the base of the hill, in the flats, and was basically destroyed by a truck that lost it's brakes on the Grapevine. Now, Dead Man's Curve was real, but I've encountered several. The one in the Jan and Dean song was on Sunset in LA.

Where I grew up we had a blood alley but dead man's curve

I found a neat old pair of spectacles with wire frames and round green lenses in one of the ditches on the old Spiral Hwy. in Lewiston, ID, (descends 1800ft in 7mi with 13 switchback turns). Pretty eerie feeling there, go if you can!

Is that the same Dead Man's road that Jan and Dean sang about ??