Why Is This ABANDONED Town In The Middle Of Nowhere?
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- Опубліковано 24 лют 2017
- We found this mysterious ghost town in the middle of nowhere and could not find much information on the place. I do know it must have been an old mining town, so there are probably some good mine tunnels to go back and explore as soon as the snow melts. I also found that the main commodity was gold, placer gold deposits.
I also want to say thank you to everyone who takes the time to like this video and comment. I READ EVERY comment, but many times I may not have the time to reply. I want you to know that I do read it and will make every effort to reply. 🙂
#Abandoned #Exploring #ExploreWithUs
My 7 year old daughter and I recently discovered your channel and we are addicted! We have watched almost all of your videos now. She even asked how far away you guys live because she wants to go help look for Nan Dixon haha! :) Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the support serenaelizabeth505. :-)
TSATrash Nevada I'm pretty sure
serenaelizabeth505 OLD mine towns in Nevada mostly and military sights at times
Tim Yeakel well la Dee dah
serenaelizabeth505 using a particular medium paranormal activity witness phenomena you can find easy the remains of that oldest ma'am, by the way suicidal case...
I miss the good old days when explore with us actually explored places. I like your newer content as well but this exploring content is fire.
How are you not at 1M or 900,000? This guy deserves more subscribers
UnknownMotovlogs true
ToXiC Corpt yea thankfully you get it
Ikr. Best thing we can do to help is Share, Comment, and Subscribe.
Sharon G i do everything I can
+UnknownMotovlogs
Yes, I do too. For now he's kind of Our Little Secret. ; )
you guys should start doing more exploring videos again ❤️
I love these videos I dont get any house work done since I have found these. Keep up the good work, be careful...dee in georgia
Thank You Diane Peifer. :-)
You take people to the edge of the cliff but don't look over. Your eyesight is better than the camera. If you see something old and interesting it would be cool to pick it up and give us a close up. An old piece of mail, an old bottle, that fireplace with something in it. The people that watch your videos are naturally curious and it seems you just give an overall big picture. Every old building is just an old building, it's all that little clues that make them unique. At least to me, maybe others like the long shots and don't care about particulars. Good video anyhow, thanks.
Cory Looper, Thank you for the tip, much appreciated. I will try to do better in the future. I just don't want to bore you with too many details as some people start to complain that I am moving too slowly. 🙂
Yeah people have a short attention span nowadays so I understand keeping it moving. I really wasn't complaining your videos are great, just some input. For most types of videos the constant moving is a good strategy but I think the people watching your vids are more curious than most. I like to see what's written on the walls (dates etc, the PG stuff) old dates from mags/mail, call out random stuff scattered about (not everything and not for every room, but a general play by play) and just little things that make the trip more of a 'hunt/investigation' rather than just documenting with a wide angle. Anyhow that's how I get my rocks off but of course do what's best to grow your channel, either way I'll tune in! Thanks
Explore With Us You can't please everyone, great job. don't change a thing
jerry richards Thank you. :-)
jerry richards haha, although I love this channel, and I've watched every single video, I do sometimes still giggle when Explore with Us says "I wonder what that is, let us know"...sometimes I wanna scream PICK IT UP!! haha 😉😉😅😅😄😄
You’re content is awesome 😎👏
It’s all amazing. Some of the places you go are so remote.
You guys are no 1 to me for exploring places on UA-cam 🤘👍
Back in the days they had windows like that and the tile sucked.. Good find that place is pretty old.. Bravo my friend..👏😎👏😎
Wouldnt you just love to be able to timetravel to discover the actual history behind all these places in your video's
Awesome videos!!!!!! 🤩 I love 💕 when new 1’s drop. I have watched all of them twice just Incase I missed something. Baltimore MD
Absolutely amazing Explore! I wish my abandoned videos would get this much support, good work man :)
Kez I love your videos!
I would love to check out your videos. Are they under Kez?
Sharon G yeah you can just check them out by clicking the avi tab on my comment :)
+Kez Will do. Thank you!
Kez I subscribe to you
man you find the coolest spots
Thanks bro, where have you been? Any new videos coming out soon? 🙂👍👍
I literally bing watch your videos every night!!! I freakin LOVE you guys. Thank you for making and posting such amazing and respectful videos ❤️❤️🙏🙏 you guys seriously rock.
Wow a very interesting video, thank you for going to these places and sharing them with us. x
Enjoyed this, very descriptive, I need talk more on my videos does make a difference, great video 👌🏼
Tracy Explores Thank you, your videos are fantastic. 👍👍
Love your videos!!!! I could watch all day! And technically do, it's just at night binges though lol
Thank you for the support Sabrina Falcone, it means a lot to me. :-)
Thanks for all your great videos !!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi another great find and video again. Nevada have so mutch forgotten.
Awesome video man!! Great work as always!👍😄 very neat find!!
Thank you Urban Exploring With Kappy! :-)
I truly appreciate your hard work!! thanks much for everything you do 🤗🤗🤗
Always a pleasure to watch..You have def came a long way...I love how you ask us .."Hey what do you think this is guys." Always a pleasure to watch...keep on being awesome!! be safe
Pretty awsome love the location also ty for posting 👍👍👍
I've been waiting for ages for a new video, Finally! keep up the good work :)
You guys are growing at the rate of about 1,000 + subscribers per day. I know because I watch you Every day ever since I discovered you from the Nick Sonderegger video. Keep up the great, original content. Love you two!
Another high quality explore dude, I hope you get to go back and find some tunnels/mines that would be cool 👍
It’s too bad those companies just left all equipment. Good video
I discovered your channel last night while at work. been binge watching since! I live in Henderson Nevada and spend a lot of time in the desert 4x4ing. Definitely want to go find some of these places with the old lady and take some awesome photos! Thanks for the vids!
Hey Explore With Us, Nice musics, nice camera work and very pleasant to hear you narrate...its 131350, cant wait to see 1313500, you deserve a lot more scbscribers and views, So many explorers out there but this is my favorite and i really know how much hardwork it requires so, really respect you for that. Good luck with your Channel, hope to see more content
Really interesting places you find in the middle of no where. I really hope to get out that way again at some point this year.
Have you guys ever been to Colmor, NM? I would love to see you guys explore the place!
every video always brings me to think about the life that was there. who lived there, and how did they survive living in the middle of nowhere. the history of western mining is fascinating. love how you always reference the presence of animals, makes me chuckle! great video like always. makes me want to go do some exploring myself.
Jessica Renee Thank you. I agree, I always wonder what life must have been like when the place was a bustling small mining camp or town. :-)
The metal gate opening noise made me piss myself
I am slowly catching up with your way cool videos! Rock on EWU!
awesome vid, like always. dude imagine if you actually saw some ghosts and stuff, thatd be pretty creepy
Would love to see some of these places in their prime.
Me too.
Subscribed! Love your vids. Really dont want you guys to become a mystery tho. Stay safe.
Great user name. Cracked me up!
awesome channel, I like the unscripted stream of conciseness narration. Keep it up
Great video loved watching it, nice find again. thnx
Hey EWU crew, this would be a good place to bring your ghost-hunting stuff, ya never know.
I love watching you and your daughters videos. Love seeing history and ghost towns the remote places and that you both actually care about other youtubers that have gone missing and don’t do it for views but genuinely care. And the close bond you to have is priceless. And she is fearless and a very pretty young lady. I’m STRAIGHT, I’m just not one of those haters. If a woman who is pretty I will say it. And I hope she never cuts her hair, a trim ok. I wish u both were able to do more more videos but that costs money. I have tried to donate to you but I’m not to good with phone technology. If u could direct me I would love to donate. This is one of the most interesting educational history trying to uncover real truth and unfake channel period. And has more meaning because a father and daughter are doing this together and that’s rare. Thank you both for great content and I hope u read this and can direct me on how to donate to you. Thank you both so much!!!!
Amber
Old metal hot plate for a coffee pot......not an old metal smoke detector.
WHAT ITHOUGHT TOO.
I really do envy you guys being able to wander those mountain roads and exploring. I'm in Western Washington and all old mountain rds are blocked off. A lot of our ghost town stuff decays really fast also, because of the climate here. Parts of Eastern Washington have those same types of old mt roads as Nevada and you can wander through them and find some crazy things that make you scratch your head. I don't get over there much though and going to explore alone isn't an option for me. Thank you for such cool explorations
Robin Blue Thank you for your continued support. Here in Nevada, the desert does a great job preserving these places, unfortunately, I wish I could say the same for the humans that visit them. Seems they are the main cause of the rapid destruction. :-)
Explore With Us isn't that shameful! I can't imagine destroying property, there are so many stories in just one room.
you sure do find some amazing places to explore .
My brother and I explored the deserts for many years long before Google earth, You going through the old mines brings back memory's.
best one yet nice work sir
I am addicted to your videos Bob and Emma. The places that y'all visit are very rich in history just like Goldfield Nevada.
im so happy to say that you read all our comments wonderful.. and thank you for sharing your wonderful Nevada with us.. I m thinking of moving there one day may be in another 10 years .. i love Nevada.. i have been there twice.. but didnt explore all these wonderful places you go around.. this town has all red houses.. it should be called a red ghost town..lol.. wonder why... awesome video.. thank you for sharing... as always love them..
asankaw1 Thank you. Nevada is a nice state for exploring, so much public land. 🙂
i agree 100%
This video made my boring weekend much better, lol!
truly makes you want to know more about the who's ,what's and why's.great videos
I'd love to explore out west but I have a place to explore here in western kentucky called between the rivers aka land betweenthelakes
please keep the videos coming you rock and I love all of them
Lots of suggestions in the comments below and people are just trying to help - but my attraction to your channel is because it is the way it is. Keep on keeping on. Giant rock saw at 2:50 makes me wonder what they were mining?
Thank you zalmaflash! I will see what I can dig up on what was being mined there. :-)
Okay, I was able to find the main commodity was gold from the mines.
it is amazing how much decay happens in 14 years. The amount of debris in the rooms don't jive with the date on the envelope. That metallic round item was a hotplate,missing its cord.
Looks as if it would have been a neat little town to live in, lots of effort put into it! Good research, you found a really interesting place!
Brings back memories of when I lived in California. My dad and I used to take his jeep in the mountains and look for old mining buildings and towns.
A rock crusher is still there, and in place. That's amazing.
I love your videos. Reminds me of home when my kids were small we used to go exploring all over western colorado . live in missouri now and dont get home very often to explore. When one of my sons died he was 18 so i took some of his ashes home out to his favorite place we used to explore there are several old log cabins in the area. He loved it there in escalante canyon colorado. He would have loved your channel too. Thanks to you all for sharing your experiences. Be safe .
Just wanted to thank you for a great channel, I'm working through every video... :) Here in Sweden buildings seem to disappear fast when they are disused, probably due to regulations. I did find the tiny town my grandparents lived in during ww2 though and it was remarkably well preserved with basically only the railway tracks gone. Even shop windows remained. Not a living soul there since the sixties as I've been told. That was in the late nineties and sadly the satellite images show nothing but woods now. I am truly envious of you guys. :)
It's good to see you posting some new stuff. Go safely.
Thank you Plan B! :-)
absolutely luv the video...👍✌
Another great find guys! really enjoy your videos! Do you know the elevation there?
Great video, keep it up. Stay Safe.
It's a really nice find - I guess they got a deal on red paint for the place!
Hi..love your videos! The big machine is I believe a ball mill! You load ore into it and you put these metal balls in with the ore and it breaks it all down. I use to caretaker a couple of gold mines and one of them had this machine! Keep up the good work and have fun!!
I'm actually gonna explore a school in my college town that closed in the 80s, it's gonna be my first time video taping an urban exploration. any tips for my first time?
Stay safe, I look forward to seeing your video. :-)
Dude that big thing with the water tub is a tumbler
Sundrop 144, Thank you for the info. :-)
Man I love low windows. Until I was 8 I couldn't see out any of the windows in my house, even then I had to jump.
Your channel is amazing!
10:38 It looks like the base for some type of an electrical appliance. I love the view out that back window with the tree there.
Hello Adventure to a Place I'll probably never go !
I live in Australia and always enjoy exploring with you.
Thank you Paula Martin, I appreciate it! :-)
I love your videos good shot good editing super entertainment talk it makes me imagination run wild I love all of your videos I spend a hole night watching then all I have so many question when you guys head out do you guys bring extra tires fuel and food ? Have you guys ever been stuck or have to work around to get back home ? And thanks
Driving up Mount Chilliad I see :P Anyway nice video ;)
I am addicted to these videos keep them coming.
Nice video. I'd say the machine at 2:35 that you mentioned was a ball mill. I expect the ore went up a conveyor belt (seen outside the building) and dumped into the ball mill where is was crushed into a fine powder for further separations processing - possibly a shaker table down below.
Great find....dang, i want to play with Google earth and explore, too...
You can almost hear the voices from the past..... Seemed like a thriving little town at one time..... Thanks for bringing us along.
samuel19641 Thank you. :-)
Really enjoy your videos. Helps a lot to people who cant get out themselves. Thumbs Up !!!
The metal plate in the front window of the house looks to be a a pipe fitting for a wood stove exhaust chimney. Very cool video.
I love yr shows.I use to do a lot of exploring when I was younger.
Thank you Robbie Tester! :-)
Theses videos get me anxious but I can't look away I just keep thing someone is going to pop out
Love your videos guys thx 😃
u always do amazing adventures
That metal thing on the cabinet is an old plate or cup warmer. Plug in was on the side. Circa approx 1950's.
Wow first time viewer, great videos, keep killing it guys!
Thank you Collin Huneke! :-)
great video. I am hooked on watching,
Maria Rosier Thank you. :-)
Very cool videos, like to see old places like this. If somebody would have jumped out in one of those buildings, you might need brown pants. Haha
10:38 That is a single hot plate. Making coffee, pan of soup, etc. We still use our's on camping trips, or at a motel. Very handy to have. My daughter said I need to catch up on your vids, and I'm doing just that.
you go to real beautiful land and some creepy old places . keep up the good work.
Thank you Rusty! :-)
It would be really cool to see some of these old abandoned houses, the way they looked when they were at their best...for comparison.
Mr. Carl's old house was in a beautiful location, and was probably beautiful itself when it had maintenance done to it. The low windows are quite nice.
Look like someone put a lot of energy into trashing those building, for what?
By the way I love your videos I keep looking for more and more
keep up the great videos i really enjoy them.
Sam Levs Thank you. :-)
2:30 nice camera stabilization!
Love your videos, great hi def. So many questions. How did they have such elaborate houses with wiring and plumbing, with electricity and water in the middle of nowhere . Did they dig wells (in a dry desert?) and have big generators? They had to have hauled all of those building materials to the middle of nowhere on big trucks and make tons of trips. These places in your videos aren't broken down shacks either, many look like they were 'real' homes at one time. With the exception of the mining operations, who has the money, time and expertise for all that? Fascinating. It would be cool if someone would come forward who lived there and tell you about it. Thanks!
Dizzy Lizzie Thank you. :-)
That big green rotating drum looks to be some sort of trommel they used to possibly wash and separate the materials they was processing. Similar to a gold trommel washer.
I love your videos, but can I make a request? Could you zoom in on the things you mention? Alot of what you say you see, (i.e. bird's nest, a boot, etc) I cannot see. Please and thank you!
on the most recent vid with a new and newly alarmed safe suggests that it's no totaly abandoned..,idk...just a thought. But I do enjoy your videos. great job! not asking for exact locations.. but state are you in(?) I would like to visit some of these places..take nothing but pics...leave nothing but foot prints kinda thing...
The safe was alarmed, but no power to the alarm. 🙂
I had to chuckle a little bit when you opened that valve, you probably know Adam the woo, on his little adventures he has always opened water faucets that were no longer under water pressure but had to make sure.
I miss Adam The Woo's exploring videos, but I do like his Daily Woo and watch it every day. Just gotta check the faucet to make sure. :-)
Enjoyed as always, I liked the first house because of the windows going almost to the floor. When you go in these places and they have all the rat or mice feces. Do you have a change of shoes with u or do u just change everything later at home and use a different vehicle. Just curious!!.....
the giant green whirly thing was what looked to be a ball mill, or a tumbler/polisher. as you say it was a placer gold operation, ball mill to grind the quartz sounds most likely. the big flat table would likely be a sluice to separate the gold from the silica with running water