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I guess they changed the name. I do wonder why?

Is yankee boy not girl. Where did you hear that?

I CAN TELL YOU ONE THING ABOUT THESE MINES THAT BY THE MASSIVE SIZE OF THESE DUMPS THEY MUST HAVE HUGE NUMBER OF LEVELS AND MILES OF UNDERGROUND WORKINGS DAVID ADAM GRENIS CURRENTLY IN HOUSTON TEXAS BUT I'M FROM BOULDER COLORADO.

thanks for sharing

Love this old history they where survivors back then we need get back to these roots

I am a retired underground coal miner with underground coal mines not giving tours because they are more dangerous than hard rock mines. Although, it would be cool to see faces of tourist in a pillar coal removal section where you stand at the edge of the 150x150 foot of solid coal is removed with leaving a small "stump" of coal 30x30 foot that is holding the mountain above you, but you have to wait until it starts to cave the mountain in withing 20 foot of where the miner coal cutting machine weights just in case another quick cut on the 30x30 foot supporting pillar of coal is needed so that all weight is relieved for cutting out the next pillar of solid coal. Then there is the "longwall 1,200 plus foot of the face of solid coal that is cut 8 foot wide on the coal seam as it travels up and down along the cutting face. Individual hydrollic "roof" and "gobbe area" protection shield jacks individually raise up and down a little bit for pulling towards the 8 foot deep cut coal face that had the coal extraction conveyor/hydrollic jack anchor pulling points. . There is constant thumping and loud banging noises from the mountain's strata's breaking up into big boulders with caving in behind the individual jacks as they are pulled into the cut-out coal face. A dangerous part of longwall coal extraction is when starting to cut coal on a new fresh longwall coal block that is 5,000 plus foot long by 1,200 foot wide coal cutting face, is when the entire 1,200 foot long face that has the first 200 foot deep cutting out coal on the 1,200 foot wide coal cutting face, will not break the ledges above the cut out coal seam. Then all at ounce there is a big wind blast with the sound of dynamite set off in the air. Ear drums have been punchured and a lot of longwall workers have been blown into mining equipment and the cutting face, with severe injuries to many and death to the few longwall workers.

Animas Forks was completely rebuilt in modern times with using all the existing lumber and the rotten lumber was replaced with old aged lumber. Without the volunteers taking care of this, all there would have been left would be a few piles of rotten lumber and tin from the roofs, overgrown with all the shrubbery between the buildings.

I love all of the Mine Exploring videos but I will make an exception for this video

I had to turn off the volume to watch this thing .

Thumbs Down for the music !

I was out there in April 2013 on an ATV trip. Looks like the car is a little more beat up now.

Reminds me of Montgomery pass Nevada North of Bishop. Went to a casino their back in 1980. Deserted now. Look like one family still there.

Thanks for the upload! I want to go back. When I went last year the pool was gone. It looks like it's back now from your video

What a fun video !! Love the music you brought in as you got closer to this little know Oasis. You have a lovely family and I wish you all good experiences in life.

Love that place , but please leave the artifacts where you find them. It’s so annoying to go to these places and find piles of artifacts where people left them after they gathered them up. Please don’t pick em up

Stopped by good Video, great work I subbed.

We drive through Belmont and stop at the Dirty Dick's Bar for a cold one. They really don't like out-of-towners, you can feel that when you walk in. The patrons look at you and turn their heads and the lady bartender ignores you. My son told me they don't like Californians. Other than that, it's a pretty neat little town.🥴🍻

I've been thru Goldfield several times. It is good to see renovations going on. Thanks for the video!

That town is in the middle of nowhere..... very cool.

..enjoy the Ghost-Town story's. well-done.

Wow. awesome masterpiece. Discover~ 🌟

nice views , but the "music" damaged my head......

I bought 5.5 acres about 10 miles south of there a few years ago. Only been there once but plan to go camp out in spring 2024. Been to Zapata and the dunes several times. Central KY is home.

Please note that this is actually located in Geneva, Illinois. While you are in Geneva, make sure to check out the Viking ship on east side drive in Good Templar park or shop 3rd street.

So beautiful

Cant wait to experience this.

pretty cool

Nice

Had the pleasure of being re-baptized here. Was amazing. Truly shows the beauty of nature. Also make sure to head there when the runoff isnt too high so you can explore the other segments in there.

Nice! Great to see the kids having fun as well...

Have you spent much time looking at the Buckhorn Wash pictograph panel? If so I’ve got a really interesting question for you!!

Medano creek normally flows the whole year, peak at night and minimum in the afternoon.

was there yesterday lol. there was a HUGE chunk of ice and everyone was trying to touch it. (i went there for a school trip btw)

whoa, ancient paintings!

Go see: "the sinkhole", the MASSIVE cave at the black dragon pictographs panel, the Red Canyon overlook south of Copper Globe mine, eagle canyon bridges (from underneath)..... I live here. I love my Swell.

Love the Swell! Great video

Love this video and your family too!

I went there just 2 days ago! Visiting from Houston, my feet were numb, but it was definitely worth it once you get to the cave. Definitely something you should do after the hot sand dunes.

I went there just 2 days ago! Visiting from Houston, my feet were numb, but it was definitely worth it once you get to the cave. Definitely something you should do after the hot sand dunes.

The fact that between June and September the temps are around 105. The wins are generally at least 15 mph and higher. Dust city. I live in the area.

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Great vlog

Thanks you for list I cannot Wait to visit this area

Shhh, don't tell anyone.

Well done!

This water is from the snow mountain, I been up on top of the mountain around July, there is a lake and snow about the mid of the mountain. Is about 4 to five hours to the Lake and there are fish in it.

watch my sand dunes video and see what it lookalike right now on my channel!

Too bad it's fake! Follow the water downstream, You'll find a concrete pumping station that pumps the water back up the mountain.

The chellburg farm now has animals. Chickens, Turkey, Cows, and a couple of huge horses.

My grandpa worked at this mine