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Glad u enjoy the research and exploration. I always enjoy and appreciate your videos. Interesting comment about hearing the voices and noise of activity from the past. I experience that too at old and historic sites. Keep up the good work.

great work, love following along and hopefully someday visit as well. keep it up man :)

Done very well, thank you........

I loved it as well!! Man i bet it got cold in the winter!

Thanks!

I truly appreciate your professional and fascinating productions. I am always amazed at the life these pioneers led. Thanks again for sharing your adventures!

Love watching your videos, wish I was there with you

Hello Dan. Enjoying your videos - Cuddy

Thank you for this! I visited Bodie yesterday and was fascinated. Your video enhanced my visit hugely!

Thanks!

Thank You for sharing this history

Enjoyed learning the history of Trona! Hope to visit Trona Pinnacles soon!

Thank you

just love viewing your videos so much down to earth information

Thanks Daniel, another great narrative! I was just talking to my sister about visiting Pikes Peak, I'll have to make a detour to visit Victor when I go. Hopefully they have a cool coffee shop in their downtown?

You do an awesome job researching the history, I hope that I can explore Colorado some day.

Great !!!!! Thank You. Man they sure didn't have any luck with fires!

Wow! What a great job of telling the history. I really appreciate your work.

Thank You Buddy!!!

Well done, i enjoyed this & the History & all the before & after pictures & getting to see the real places on your video. Thank you

Great video and history. Thanks for sharing.

Your video is really impressive! I especially like that you included the old photos in the video.

I understand the Goldfield hotel is very haunted

The Ridgecrest Earthquake of 2019 hurt commerce in the town of Trona. The fuel tanks at the Shell service station were compromised, causing its closure. No more weekend barbecued food and biker gathering place. The Dollar Store and bar are long gone. I have never seen a soul at the high school. I'm not sure if it remains open. There are several churches, however.

Even into the 1970s, the earthquake escarpment adjacent to the 1872 graveyard was clearly visible from Highway 395. Today, erosion has largely flattened that feature into a gentle slope.

Good tungsten ore was also mined in the district

Wow, great video!

Another interesting video. I've also only passed through Johannsesburg never stopped in town. I had believe it or not considered purchasing property there too. Interesting there was an old bus, a Twin Fageol, looks like an old US Postal vehicle parked on the property I'd thought about. Believe it or not it was that bus that sold me on the idea! Never ended up purchasing it. Though it was just an idea @ the time!

Just captured your presentations on Trona & Randsburg. Very well done thank you for the historical 411 behind both. I purchased a property in Trona a month before the big earthquake in July 4th 2019. On a road trip to Redlands to visit my Wife's relatives we made a brief stop in Randsburg. Yes weekends are definitely better & we knew even back then were told to visit Randsburg on a weekend vs weekday as it's few businesses are open then. No complaints still. Likewise we just did a walk through the town itself was interesting in of itself.

Dan, This is / was your neighbor Ed & Linda at VC RV, thanks you for recommending Fort Churchill it was awesome. Good to meet you and your son, great video!

My number one favorite place in the western U.S. I first went there in 1966. My last visit was in 1998. I camped there a few nights with my 11 year old son. For free, a guest of the Navaho people. We took a very memorable horseback trip up the canyon. I just love that place, and the very hospitable people. I wish the Dine’ good health, prosperity and better times ahead. Also thanks for helping neuter the many, many stray dogs. They were like ghosts, silently lurking around like so many people on this planet who have lost their way. 0:05

Thank you

Great video of Bonnie Claire, where was the location of the RR Station and rail bed there? I try to visualize how close it would be to centralize for shipping. Thanks for sharing!

I wish they Would bring back Gem O Rama!!!!!

Another great history lesson and video, been through there a number of times on motorcycle camping trips thank you so much for doing these😮😊

Thanks for this. Very detailed and interesting historical account.

Went there in 1976 and again in 1995 I think. Great video! Keep up the great work!

I thought nothing could calm me down tonight (unbelievably bad week at work), but your drive through town actually did it. I genuinely feel better now.

Thank you for your histoical research. It is extremely interesting to me, a person who loves gold mining history, and actually worked in a few hard rock mines backin the 1970's.

Great job, bringing Lone Pine Ca. to us all. Thank you.🙏

Awesome job. Thanks

This was great!

I love your videos....Thank you so much

Thank you!!!

great way to start off my day with a new video from G.T.W and of course a few cups of black strong coffee......all the very best to everyone

It is difficult for westerners to realize that North Africa, including many of these towns, competed with the Romans so long ago that there was no Islam or Christianity at that time. Carthage itself competed with Rome for four hundred years or so. Hannibal of that city state was the one that crossed the Alps with their elephants to attack Rome. North Africa had economic and political power houses just like the north side of the Mediterranean Sea but our study of history has left much of that out. Thank you for your ex-pat insights. Too bad so many Americans never experience the world.

Turn up volume

Very good video

That Shorty bloke is a true gentleman.

Thank you for all the hard work you did. Very interesting place. I stopped there on my way to the Navajo nation in 2007. Stayed at the Overland Hotel and hiked through the ruins. Fascinating place.