Abandoned Cabin in the Middle of Nowhere
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2024
- Now used by campers and backpackers, this once beautiful homestead has been adopted by volunteers who help maintain the structures. If one finds themselves stranded for any time, life-saving water and non-perishable foods can be found in the cupboards.
These “volunteer” cabins are not only a part of history; they can save lives. It is imperative that we keep the structures safe from vandals.
Anyone can stay in these cabins. Fly the flag to let others know they are occupied (remember to take it down when leaving). Leave the cabins cleaner than you found them, and restock the food whenever possible.
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Haven’t been to that one in a while, the last few times I’ve been out there, someone was already there. I did spend a rainy weekend in February a few years ago at the stone cabin down the road. Good times!
This was fantastic, being able to get inside this cabin and to show the lives that the people led in the past and particularly the miners who had the drive to give up their home comforts so that they were able to find these resources that society required. Thank you for bringing this to the people and for recording this for posterity, it is much appreciated.
You are more than welcome John. Glad you enjoyed it. It always amazes us when we find these cabins in the middle of nowhere. Wondering what the peoples lives were like and their determination to make a home and a living.
another cool explore .... would be fun to stay the night there .....keep them vids a coming because me and Slim are a loving them .....so you know what I am gonna say huh .....so C'mon...Let's Go !!!!!
Glad you're enjoying them Jeff. Thanks for your support.
Thanks!
The ore tracks in the ceiling reminds me of the old adage "any port in a storm!"
What an awesome video, as always.
The site looks so remote and quiet, but set up so beautifully. Thanks for taking us along, Andrea and Steven.
If only EVERYbody showed respect, and gratitude for these sites.👏🧡👏
Thanks once again Rhonda, and yes we agree. People just don’t seem to be brought up with respect these days!
Been there many times. Love the shower so I we always visit that cabin while in the valley.
It’s a neat place with a great story behind it. Thanks for not giving the location away.
I no longer explore these old places. I loved doing so but the vandalism and trash have ruined it for me.
Great vid.
Totally understand Dall. We find it infuriating. At least with these cabins they have some chance of survival with the volunteers. But it only takes one ignorant person to burn it down!!
That is from a time. When people knew how to patch things. It is a good skill to have. We may soon need that skill again.
It is a great skill to have and not many possess it nowadays Ken.
Yep , BTDT ! Back in the early 1970's , I'd spend my Summers ( June , July Aug. , & Sept. ) exploring around the Death Valley area ; either going to , or coming from my Mining Claim . I drove a fully equipped 1967 Toyota Landcruiser FJ-40 Hardtop 4x4 and towed a Teardrop Trailer . I carried enough supplies that I could stay out in the field for a full month before needing to resupply . Besides being a Miner , I was a fully Certified Firefighter ( Structural & Wildland ) // Emergency Medical Technician ( Charter Member of The National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians ) // and a Search & Rescue Technician ( One of the Founding Fathers of a Federal Agency Search & Rescue Organization ) ; and I carried all of my equipment with me . I also had onboard Emergency Communications equipment . --- So I was more than prepared for Death Valley in the Summer . < Doc > .
Wow Doc! Yes you definitely had all of the accolades required to take on Death Valley.
Thank you you wonderful explorers !
You’re very welcome
I really appreciate that folks like you are out there, taking us on adventures that most of us will probably never get to make! Thank you!
Ahh Kerry. Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it and were able to join us on video. See you on our next adventure.
awesome one guys and it is so beautiful there I am glad there are people that do cabins like those would def come in handy in a pinch
Life savers if you were stuck! Glad you enjoyed it.
Beautiful presentation
Fantastic volunteer cabin and surroundings.
It truly is Arleen.
That place has a little bit of everything! We're suckers for old rusty cars... we gotta get back out to the desert soon!
Same here the desert has a way of turning everything into a apocalyptic piece of art we can’t get enough of it!
Thanks guys. That was a cool place. It's like they took pieces of thier city house with them to use there. It had some windows an cabinets like my house. Even had the rope pulley system on one of them. Great explore! Have a wonderful day.
Happy you enjoyed it Chris. Pretty amazing what they accomplished way out in the middle of nowhere with the little equipment they had back then.
What a beautiful looking cabin area. I am glad to see it is being preserved for future generations. You said it was a mining camp but what did they mine there without giving away to much.
I think it was gold Paul. There were mining claims until the park service took it over.
Great spot; and great patina another pin😎😎👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Charles.
Pretty neat! The remains of the large automobile. Might be a Packer or a Oldsmobile maybe. They built large cars.
Interesting place. Thanks guys
It was Paula and so wonderful to still see standing!
Beautiful adventure very peaceful and quiet the old Ford car is a model A touring car seen better days but still worth seeing God bless be safe ✝️🇺🇸
Thank you so much. Lots more to come!
very good thank you for a lot, you two are helping to preserve some history, and a new art form, patina La junk! I liked the white porcelain art deco stove. And of course, no job is complete whit out a trip to the Lou! ALL stay safe
These places are amazing. Especially considering how they were constructed way back when in the middle of nowhere. Always have to show the loo. We like to be thorough 😆
Thank you, nice video! Love that British accent! Ron PTL USA
Thank you so much Ronald.
What an awesome place ! Hope your travels goes well ! Looking forward to
The next video
Thanks Seb. Hope everything goes well next month. Miss you.
VERY COOL ADVENTURE AGAIN..YOU GUYS,STAY AWESOME..BTW MAYBE PLAN ON GOING TO THE LAND SPEED RACING AT BONNEVILLE?..
Not this time Ralph we have another awesome adventure planned.
Rt hand dr, not an Oakland. Maybe a Graham Paige!
What an awesome place, so beautiful. It must be wonderful to be able to actually stay there, BUT, I would go round with a cobweb brush first & my "Stay Away Spider Spray"!! Thank You SOOO much for showing us these truly amazing places Andrea & Steven. Thank You 😊 Please stay safe & a BIG shout out to Tonto! (By the way, the merchandise site is now just called Spring & not Tee Spring.) x
Lol. You’d make a grand volunteer Sue!
@@PinInTheAtlas do you know something? If I didn't live a few thousand miles away, that would be my ideal job. I'd go round every deserted place, do it up, stock it up with food, buy a flag and enjoy every single minute of it. Alas, I have to work for a living, but who knows, one day, you might see a mad British woman cleaning abandoned cabins lol! You'd know it was me because I'd have rescued a few dogs and cats along the way & they'd be there too!!
@@SueCooke You and I would get along great Sue.
@@PinInTheAtlas that is just the nicest thing I've been told in a long time🥰. Thank you SOOOO much.
I was due to fly over & visit a dear friend in Nevada in July, but due to circumstances we had to cancel. Who knows, I may do a solo road trip one year & look you up! You're both so very kind. Thank you. 😊
@@SueCooke Anytime Sue.
Absolutely a great explore! Looked like it might have been on the "cool" side why'll you were there. Often seen but never understood: Horse shoes. If you point the "toes" up, that means you're sharing your luck. If you had any to begin with. If you point them down, then that meant you were a greedy person, cause you didn't want to share. Which if i believed in luck, i'd have to fair on the greedy side. Heck yea! Yee-Haa!! Course you could have just got mixed up and couldn't remember. Huh.....? What was i talking about? Next time i'll try to remember.......Stay cool.
I was always told that if the shoe is up your luck will stay with you and if it’s pointing down then all the luck runs out. It was a cool cabin. We filmed this in February hence the icicles. Glad you enjoyed it. See you on our next adventure.
Sometimes engines are pulled out of cars and used to run pumps and other equipment at mines.
Pin in The Atlas hopefully the idiots will read and watch your videos and learn to preserve not destroy the old mining or cabins of the past, your channel can reach out as it does to those and maybe turn around some who do not care about the past. thanks for posting.
One can only hope that they grow up and learn respect and decency! Glad you enjoy our videos!
I do hope they can put up game cams and small ones in the cabins so they can catch the idiots that vandalize and build fires where they don't belong.These places are Awesome,some of the pictures are copies of a Cowboy Greeting Card company.love them.Thank you guys so much.👍❤️😍
Thanks Gayle. These places are amazing and so are the volunteers who maintain them. As far as the hooligans are concerned, well it’s very sad that they have little to no intellect!
5 stars 👍✔️
Cool beans!
Wonderhussy was here, so we saw it. Seems like utílity room got messed up since we were there.
Unfortunately this is why we are being extra strict with these locations Victoria, people come in and mess it up for everyone else.
Very nice.wish you would do vidieos of shoshone pup fish.
Glad you enjoyed it Rex. Maybe, next time we’re in the area. Thanks for the suggestion.
Loved the included close-ups; nicely done Stephen. Almost looks like a childeren's playhouse with all those doors, add-ons, cupboards. Car looked like a model T Ford to me :-D
BTW: was that a little dust devil on the hill behind you during your outro? (17:46>) :-)
Thank you! That is what it was like with all the add ons and doors everywhere. That was actually smoke from the fire the occupant had going in their room.
I thought you was talking about the young lady with your opening line
That definitely is true Tim!
OOF - that's a really old car from the 1910's -early 1920's. Not my area of experise. And there's not much there to ID it. Someone might recognize the dashboard. There were so many different makes and brands back then. Ford Model T?
HELLO JAN,,I WAS ROVER RALPH AT THE SALT FROM 2006-2011..MY PICTURE SHOWS MY 4RUNNER..HOPE ALL GOES WELL AT THE SALT,MAYBE TAKE ANDREA AND STEVE OUT THERE?STAY WELL
Love the fact that portions of it still exist out there!
@@PinInTheAtlas YES,PETROGLYPHS AND PROUD I GOT TO SEE THEM,,SAFE TRAVELS..
My old man's a dustman. he wears a dustman's hat ,
Does he wear Golblimey trousers and live in a council flat? LOL.
He looks a proper Narna in is great big obnailed boots. Ee can't bend dhan te pull em up an ee calls em Daisy Roots!
@@MrJovianus LMAO
How do you find these places ? ( TAKE ONLY PICTURES AND LEAVE ONLY FOOTPRINTS )
This video tells all. ua-cam.com/video/YcJpyHN3_Cw/v-deo.html
Why do we not talk about Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness and respect for others’ property - public & private? When was the last time that you read and discussed the Declaration of Independence as you place your Pins in the Atlas?
Mmm. Not sure what you are getting at Neil. We are exploring places that most people will never see and sharing our experience with them.
Pin in the Atlas, Roger your comment. My observation is more about the values regarding one’s life, property and happy use of same within the context, rarely discussed, of the Declaration of Independence - “Go West, Young Man” - and the transformation begun by the Magna Carta’s dominion.
What is the smoke coming from, over your shoulder in the closing comments?
The occupant of the cabin had the stove lit. We didn’t film the room he was in. It was a bitterly cold February day
Why do some people have to be complete jackasses with guns? They have things called gun ranges where you can go to practice, no need to riddle property that does not belong to one with bullet holes. One of my pet peeves.
Here, here Maggie. We totally agree with you.
"Murica!
i wish when the mining was done they would haul the trash out return it to nature. those building are nothing but a reminder of how man destroys all we touch. my opinion.
It’s also a reminder of a different time, what we have learned and what we still need to. It’s all a part of our past and interesting to take a step back in time.
Mining law of 1877 still in force. They don't have to clean up nuthin.
They often leave Super Fund sites which get billed to the tax payer.