This abandoned mine in the Mojave Desert is the perfect place to camp!
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2022
- Outside of Cima in the Mojave Preserve is this neat mine along with the original buildings at the mine camp. Many people who travel and explore the Mojave desert have probably already visited these abandoned houses.
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Stairs in my paternal grandmother's house were very steep and narrow like those you captured. Even as a young adult, climbing those stairs were a challenge.
I have been in that house's many a time on my Mojave phone booth adventures. Always fun to travel along with you as I doubt I will ever be out that way again. Thank you for all the effort you put into these productions.
15:23 that old building was still standing in 2020 when we were there for a visit.
yeah i think it was there when i went as well. too bad/
That winch is just awesome and so is the other one!!!
Incredibly find, my friend. That house had to have been built in the early 1900s. So cool.
Fascinating..my Mom was born in Mojave
Good stuff man, that was one Hell of a winch, wow! Happy Trails!
glad it was spared the fire over here ... have stayed there before and hiked around in to the mountains some, awesome area thanks for taking me back
What a great find.
That's pretty cool! Thanks for showing us the equipment up close as well💯 Always fascinating to see some great exploring- Thanks😊
In that second house after looking at the cooling rack, you went into the other room and you could see someone walking outside through the slates!!! Spooky!!
yup I saw that too 👻
Yes I seen something go by the boarded up window it looks like 2 sets of legs ?? Maybe a burro or wild horse was walking by or,👻hard to say ⛏️🇺🇸🤔
@@casedoumasr656 I’m thinking maybe he wasn’t there alone?
After I read this comment , I scrolled the video back to take a second look. Sure as shootin. Saw it too.
@@presidentsanta4785 probably not . Always safer to adventure with another person or 2 . Ya never know what might happen. Hate to be way out there alone and something go wrong.
Camped there outside the main house on 2/25/2024 -2/26/2024. The building is in poor shape, the secondary buildings are falling apart from the inside out due to roof leaks, ceiling is collapsing, etc. Quite a large house though in its day. There were some mason jars filled with apricots in the cellar that I did not see in your video. The concrete platform at 17:46 had a date of 1980 written into it and some initials.
I’d love to metal detect around those properties. Is that near the town of Mojave? Near mule road?
I always make it to the end of your videos.
First structure was sweet. All and all, really nice. Love the Joshua Trees. Thanks so much.
I always enjoy your field trips!
great trip back in time, enjoying and being motivated from your explore...
Cool find! Love your presentation style, mellow voice and chill music!
i enjoyed it; keep them coming. I love Desert Exploring.
Great show!
Gorgeous
Thank you very much. I live in Alaska and your journeys are so different than I'm used to. 🙂
Really enjoyed the ride. Thank you
That corral/pen area on side of house - using that wire would be a perfect place to grow grapes. EDIT: Nailed it, the other houses were doing it.
The EWU crew was there at night and only explored the first house. Nice to see more of the property during the day.
wow, that looks beautiful
Thumbs up on this ty for taking me through the desert ty I enjoyed it.
Sure looks like a Sears Roebuck house, check Sears Hazelton, it is one of the many models derived from that one.
it absolutely is. miner built it to try and make his wife comfortable being out in the desert.
A Sears house could probably be restored and should be.
Nice little house. Interesting place. Thank you
I’ve been through that area Cima, Goffs , Landfair, all the way up to Searchlight and surrounding areas …. To say that it’s a little slice of what “ Frontier Settlement life “ looked like , would describe the area perfectly. Hard life indeed to Eek out an existence in those conditions of mid to high desert , minimal resources , and harsh environments( wind , heat , minimal normal rainfall with occasional downpours , etc). Hard times for most who settled there with high hopes & dreams . Thanks for sharing this one . 👍
I wish my property had a row of Joshua Trees to provide privacy for my house.
The mine with the conveyor looks to us like you could just walk right in to it!!!
You don't find pocket door hardware like that anymore, lol.
Been interesting to see the mine tunnels
I can't believe that engine is still on that ball machine!!!
Great Video! Just Subbed
That's the type of house that might have had a dumbwaiter especially considering those steep stairs. The house I grew up in from 1923 had one.
I'm impressed you know a black widow web when you see one. Thanks for the video.
I was there back in Feb and that one mine is listed as the Death Valley Mine on Google Maps.
Are the other buildings still in back of the houses? Like the barn and pens? Those were oddly cool!
Good lad.
Not sure where you camped, but I went around the mine and camped by the can dump. Which I walked about 1/4 mile and found another incline shaft
We're you alone on this exploration? because at around 8:02 you could see through the cracks of the boarded up window someone walk by
Looks like his reflection to me
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For those of us interested in visiting this area are there directions from a point of refrence?reference? I made it to the hoping there might be a location or us out of state visitors.
Damn people always have to break the toilet!!!
Why that gives them a thrill I'll never know!!!
Looked to be a chopping block in the kitchen of that first building. 1:14
Is this closer to Mojave road or closer to marl springs ?
guess my post got deleted because I posted a link to a photo... I went about 18mos ago and the "machine shop" was still standing, returned last April to photograph the shed and it was fallen down. :( also the shed with the mill is in much worse shape and many of the tools that were around previously appear to be missing. Was the guy still living in his van on site here? I camped solo overnight to photograph throughout the night so it was a bit creepy.
Which direction from Cima in the mine located and how far ?
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So what laws would keep squatters from establishing ownership?
Great tour, thank you 🙋🏼
There are rangers out there,they would run you off,there is a place to camp across the street
Really like the video content, However, .......
image stabilize and pan slower
Maybe you can tell me? Why was there plywood with small holes for windows. To me it would help keep the house cooler in the heat. It seems odd to me, no windows. Wow.
I thought it was to keep birds,bat insects out? Your guess is as good as mine.
why houses back then were more comfortable than the junk we see today?
Does anyone know where this is in the Mojave?
The first one looks more preserved then abandoned. No dust on porch or table i call bs
Put a green alien doll inside a mine. 😅
So if I wanted to make such a place my home, what would my internet options be?
I'd bet slim to none Erica.
@@carvinlambert6899 😦 Not even satellite?
What did they mine there?
broken dreams. this one was pretty much a total scam sold and resold to others who made almost nothing
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thats it!
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access underground entry on posted private property. Having completed over
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made. With underground camps served by porters to deliver drinks, food, and
take out the trash. Porters average about 36 hours underground while explorers
loiter twice as long. With no end of exploration in sight. Go figure...............
How much do think they would take for the butcher block? Really interested. OK, this is an edit. At 3:45 in, does anyone else hear a females voice?
Please don't leave creepy dolls, or any other stuff for that matter, in mines. 🤡
Lots of those Sear's houses 🏘 like Jim Walter's Homes 🏡 Later!! Like the internet of a bygone Erra Sear's Catalog's order anything even toilet paper if you ran out the Catalog doubled as toilet Paper little rough butt doable!!!; )😂😅
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anybody send me the gps location I'm respectable camper would like to visit some time.
It's hard to miss ,just start exploring
@@dougtodd305 i don't like to waste gas 🤣
Now if I was there - Those single-cylinder engines would mysteriously end up missing. Bwahahaha
good video you breaking in home that's not yours you are breaking the law.......
First!
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I love ❤️ these types of houses and if could l would restored them and I also love 😍 those places like this, in my opinión they are very beautiful and placeful
What episode do you think had the most livable place with water good roof you could almost move in and have a life of it ?
There was a video a year back something like "long forgotten homestead in the mountains of nevada" the building was pretty smoked but it had a great water supply
Fixer upper!
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