I live near here and in the 80's, when I was in High School, they had the road that is now a trail and you could drive up to the mine. There is only one steep section. There also used to be a room with core samples and dates you could access, don't know if it's still there. I also used to walk my dogs on the trail after they closed the road. Once the mine was sealed I never went back inside. I was there before the doors and seals were put in place. Thanks for bringing back some fond memories.
Another great episode!!! You win the BRAVEST Videographer Award for exploring the creepy mine!! I'm so thankful you survived with no incident!! And Yes, thank God no Earthquake while you were in there!! When's the next season start?!?
Srsly? Bravest? There's sooooo many channels on this platform that will blow your wig back if this strikes you as especially brave in the exploration of abandoned mines.. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Jussayin'
Whoa that part where Drew was walking on that wooden plank with the steep drop into the abyss was scary AF!! Please prioritize your safety over trying to get the best shot for us! This was a great episode nonetheless!
If you ever find yourself in the Black Hills of South Dakota near mount rushmore there are a bunch of abandoned mines, The coolest two are ingersoll and the etta mine they both have multiple tunnels and large open cuts. Ingersoll has a large 4 story building and etta has turned into a 100' deep lake inside the open cut, from the top it almost feels like a volcano with water inside it. The locals call the Etta mine "Hole in the wall" Because of all the tunnels carved into the sides of the walls of the open cut.
I really enjoy your videos - interesting places, well researched, cinematography & commentary. I worked for JPL on projects in the 1970s, including a stent living in Pasadena & doing testing near Wrightwood. Love seeing that area represented. Keep up the good work!
Still one of my favorite episodes! You two are amazing! We love what you do. 👍👍👍 I just saw a notification for a new episode that was posted 7 days ago. Gotta love UA-cam and it’s notification issues.
What I like is that I can see something on TikTok about a hike that looks interesting. I come on here and find my two favorite explorers have already been there. 🙌🙌
Glad I found this, just the kind of things I love doing, although further South , Anza-Borrego dessert and environs. Be safe , have fun , thanx for the vids.
Wow, serious kudos for a great season finale, you definitely delivered! I don't know if i would've been comfortable going that far in the mine. From Bethany's Tomb Raider-esque entrance into the mine to the bat just hanging around, this is probably one of my favorite of your videos. And very, very responsible of you to remind your viewers to let someone know where & when you'll be back from a remote hike. This simple precaution could make a world of difference. The only complaint is we'll have to wait what will feel like ages for Season 3 :{ Great Season, be safe and, oh yeah, bring back Pronunciation Dave!
We're glad you enjoyed the episode our friend! Thank you for sticking with us through this whole season :) We have a couple things coming up, so stay in touch! :)
It's never a good feeling being in an old mine, but you guys kept going to show us. I had no idea that mine was there since hard rock mining wasn't worth doing in S Cal. Love your videos thank you!!!
Those A-holes even Tagged the signs to the mine. wtf ? Then they messed up the historical mine itself Unbelievable......What's going on in California ???? Where is the park rangers and police ????
@@rachelkmckendry3583 , I agree but having have to fly around our country for work California by far is the worst state. It's our state and country history. wtf?
LA and the Justice system really screwed up in the 1980’s, fatally I’m afraid, when all this gangbanger graffiti bullshit really started in earnest. They should have rounded up all those gangbangers and gangbanger wannabes - NOT some of them - ALL of them and then liquidated their sorry asses en masse . Too late now. They’re an out of control menace now, and I’m sorry to say, nothing but vermin. Back in the 70’s and 80’s I hiked many of these same trails and to some of the old hidden places that this nice couple chronicles on their channel and none of this kind of graffiti existed back then. The smog was a LOT worse back then though :( Oh well. Sun some lose some. Sorry to rag. Enjoy the show and the hike. I really love this channel.
Really like you guys' work. You've shown me several things I had no clue of and brought back some memories too. Bethany...You are genuine bad-ass..Gorgeous too.
Another great video sone of the wood in the mine looked in good condition and loved the bit at the end about safety so many for get to pop that on at the end of videos and the bat was so cute to
WELL, in spite of the white knuckles (mine), this was definitely one of the most adventurous and thrilling Oddity Odysseys ever! The views, the mystery of what's around the next corner, the rotting wood......OMG! Brave explorers, and I felt as if I were along for the trip. Imagine the miners themselves, working to bring out even a tiny bit of gold and ever hopeful. Just like I was hopeful that you would make it out alive! LOL!!!!!! Thanks for a great season with one super adventure after another. OO is the best thing going. Keep up the excellent work!!!!!!!!!!! Fan base is growing. YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I thought I'd watch this episode again after a long while, and I enjoyed it even more than the first time. You two were very brave, or crazy, or both, to enter this mine and explore as far back as you went! I love this episode. It's a piece of history that is unique to CA. You can imagine the miners coming and going, the sounds of the cars, the rocks in the chute....awesome. How scary and dangerous it must have been for them! Thanks for this great episode!
That spot you were standing at 10:00 min through caved in last time i went there. It was about a 10-12 foot drop. But other explorer's dug a hole that leads down to the connecting tunnels and even dug an exit hole on the other side of the mine. The holes are extremely small and sketchy. On the outside of the mine on the way up to the door avoid touching or using the metal to pull you up the hill to the mine entrance. Its barely hanging on to the mountain.
I went there yesterday on some amateur spelunking with some friends and I can confirm the area before the elevator shaft is collapsed with only a rickety, loose piece of wood to cross. Definitely had an overwhelming feeling that the mine was very delicate while we were in there.
Loved this episode :) I love all the episodes tho lol.. I'm so sad it's over :( You guys should do some stuff in Kern county where I live , there is all kinds of cool stuff around here. One of my favs is silver city ghost town in bodfish, they do lantern tours and ghost walks.. Can't wait till next season, until then love and hugs guys ❤️❤️❤️ I've said it before and I'll say again, you guys need a tv show!!
Thank you so much Kendra! But don't worry, we aren't going too far away ;) Thanks for the suggestions! We would love to branch out a little for season three.
07:11 - I feel it. This absolute silence. I was a mechanic in a coal mine. The floors/stages were between 800-1300m deep below the surface. In some old unused tunnels, far away from the mine-shaft, there was absolute total silence. Completely nothing and I mean really really nothing, just your heartbeat and your breathing. I would like to be in this state again. Far away from all the loud noises and everything around me. But all mines in Germany have been closed for ever.
2:45 I just went to the mine today and went the other way at first since the other sign was etched out and I thought the mine gulch trail would either lead to the mine or have another way back to the other trail. It wasn't until I ran into some other people who said the mine was at the other trail on the right of the fork that I had to turn around.
Hey Colby! We went back a couple of weeks ago, and indeed, the sign's condition hasn't fared too well since we made this video. We'll be releasing another video soon that shows what you run into if you take the Mine Gulch trail. Glad you were able to make it out okay! Did you go inside the mine?
12:10 Its an ore shoot. When miners would find gold or other ores like coal or iron they would drop it down that slide into a mine cart on the lower/main level.
We hiked that without water once,which wasn't smart and I couldn't get over the big log going in due to stomach surgery complications (you have to lay on your stomach to get over it) and was so upset. I've never been able to get over that I was so close and couldn't go inside. It's still open.
Hi Owen! We went back recently and will have an update video (most likely next month) to release that shows Big Horn in its current condition. :) Stay tuned!
I would love to take a push broom and sweep out the mine just imagine all the goal that had to travel across the floors to sweep it out I bet you would find gold lot of work low that would be cool
Jessy Bee awesome! It’s s great hike. My boys are 5 and 10. Some parts of the trail is washed out and very small and on the edge of some hills. Hold hands! climbing up into the actual mine entrance is kinda dangerous. If you actually go inside I suggest bringing very good flashlights. It is pitch black dark inside.
We live in the desert, so we go to devils punch bowl and Joshua tree often. I've heard the trail is easier than the devils bowl so I'm hoping it will be. We have head lamps, flashlights, and I think going just in the entrance of the mine will be an adventure for them. Thank you for the tips, I will be super vigilant of where we step.
Shit if I knew about that when I was a kid I would have been up there all the time! Plus I lived in ElMonte for a couple years. I use to camp at clear creek it was just like being in Yosemite park ! Only place in lower California that even looks like it!
Do you guys have an Instagram I really think it's time to gain followers. I've told a couple of friends about your channel. They really wanted you to make more explorations in L.A, we live there. Keep up the GOOD WORK! One day you will get that Diamond Play Button!
Instagram coming soon! Thank you so much for spreading the word about our channel. We love hearing about people who live in L.A., like us, who are seeing more about this city then they knew existed.
I have watched a number of these videos and I sure enjoy them. I like how they work together to make an entertaining visit to some place interesting. However, I do have a couple of observations. Every time I watch these videos Bethany always has numerous I love LA tank tops. She must have an endless supply. NUMBER 2 How come that boy doesn't marry that girl. I've been watching for several years and I keep wondering when she will wear a ring. They have two cats together, that should be enough to get down on one knee.
Gold isn't even close to being the most valuable element. The only reason it's "valuable" is because it has a resistance to corrosion and Californium is valuble do to the fact it is highly radioactive more so than uranium or plutonium. And that my friends, is a fact.
"We don't recommend you breach these bars and actually enter the mine without the proper gear and protection" Right, so is that why both of you just went in there without helmets and proper headlamps, wearing jeans and shirts. Your knife wont do you much good when the tunnel gives way, love.
Oh right, sorry I misunderstood what you meant! Thanks for the video, really love what you guys are doing and the effort you put into the production :)
I live near here and in the 80's, when I was in High School, they had the road that is now a trail and you could drive up to the mine. There is only one steep section. There also used to be a room with core samples and dates you could access, don't know if it's still there. I also used to walk my dogs on the trail after they closed the road. Once the mine was sealed I never went back inside. I was there before the doors and seals were put in place. Thanks for bringing back some fond memories.
Was the room with the core samples part of the external structure or inside the mine itself?
Another great episode!!! You win the BRAVEST Videographer Award for exploring the creepy mine!! I'm so thankful you survived with no incident!! And Yes, thank God no Earthquake while you were in there!! When's the next season start?!?
I wanna see Bethany’s love tunnel.
Srsly? Bravest? There's sooooo many channels on this platform that will blow your wig back if this strikes you as especially brave in the exploration of abandoned mines..
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Jussayin'
Just discovered your channel today. Love your content! Keep up the good work.
Thank you guys for all these interesting episodes and sharing all the fun that you have making the videos.
Just went there today. Cool cool hike.
Amazing, no matter where you explore - everything's been tagged.
Whoa that part where Drew was walking on that wooden plank with the steep drop into the abyss was scary AF!! Please prioritize your safety over trying to get the best shot for us! This was a great episode nonetheless!
Who cares about him? Don’t let anything happen to that hot poa Bethany.
Oh my God that would so freak me out! I would never go deep inside that mine. You guys are brave!
If you ever find yourself in the Black Hills of South Dakota near mount rushmore there are a bunch of abandoned mines, The coolest two are ingersoll and the etta mine they both have multiple tunnels and large open cuts. Ingersoll has a large 4 story building and etta has turned into a 100' deep lake inside the open cut, from the top it almost feels like a volcano with water inside it. The locals call the Etta mine "Hole in the wall" Because of all the tunnels carved into the sides of the walls of the open cut.
Thanks for the recommendation! It sounds like a great spot to check out if we're ever in the South Dakota area. :)
I really enjoy your videos - interesting places, well researched, cinematography & commentary. I worked for JPL on projects in the 1970s, including a stent living in Pasadena & doing testing near Wrightwood. Love seeing that area represented. Keep up the good work!
Still one of my favorite episodes! You two are amazing! We love what you do. 👍👍👍
I just saw a notification for a new episode that was posted 7 days ago. Gotta love UA-cam and it’s notification issues.
I've been binge watching your videos and great job! Entertaining and educational plus so well produced. I hope there will be another season!
Currently working on the new season. Thank you for watching! :)
What I like is that I can see something on TikTok about a hike that looks interesting. I come on here and find my two favorite explorers have already been there. 🙌🙌
Really enjoy the places you go, and the comedy mixed in.Fun and interesting, great work.
Another awesome video guys. Well done
My claustrophobic self was nervous watching most of this video. Thanks for another exploration of a place I don’t think I could personally ever go 😮
Glad I found this, just the kind of things I love doing, although further South , Anza-Borrego dessert and environs. Be safe , have fun , thanx for the vids.
I haven't been there since I was a kid!!! I am going to have to go back! Loving your videos.
Thank you so much! Yes, go back, indeed! Such a great hike and adventure. :)
Very cool! Can't wait until next season!
Wow, serious kudos for a great season finale, you definitely delivered! I don't know if i would've been comfortable going that far in the mine. From Bethany's Tomb Raider-esque entrance into the mine to the bat just hanging around, this is probably one of my favorite of your videos.
And very, very responsible of you to remind your viewers to let someone know where & when you'll be back from a remote hike. This simple precaution could make a world of difference. The only complaint is we'll have to wait what will feel like ages for Season 3 :{
Great Season, be safe and, oh yeah, bring back Pronunciation Dave!
We're glad you enjoyed the episode our friend! Thank you for sticking with us through this whole season :) We have a couple things coming up, so stay in touch! :)
It's never a good feeling being in an old mine, but you guys kept going to show us. I had no idea that mine was there since hard rock mining wasn't worth doing in S Cal. Love your videos thank you!!!
Christian man what's up where you been miss your up loads man.
I would love to be trapped in Bethany’s small space.
I used to go there in the early 80's and none of that graffiti was there. What a shame. Some people have no respect for history
Seeing graffiti anywhere is always upsetting for sure!
Those A-holes even Tagged the signs to the mine. wtf ? Then they messed up the historical mine itself Unbelievable......What's going on in California ???? Where is the park rangers and police ????
People are mean sometimes (especially graffiti artists) I hate it so much and history is needed and loved especially by me
@@rachelkmckendry3583 , I agree but having have to fly around our country for work California by far is the worst state. It's our state and country history. wtf?
LA and the Justice system really screwed up in the 1980’s, fatally I’m afraid, when all this gangbanger graffiti bullshit really started in earnest. They should have rounded up all those gangbangers and gangbanger wannabes - NOT some of them - ALL of them and then liquidated their sorry asses en masse . Too late now. They’re an out of control menace now, and I’m sorry to say, nothing but vermin. Back in the 70’s and 80’s I hiked many of these same trails and to some of the old hidden places that this nice couple chronicles on their channel and none of this kind of graffiti existed back then. The smog was a LOT worse back then though :( Oh well. Sun some lose some. Sorry to rag. Enjoy the show and the hike. I really love this channel.
Really like you guys' work. You've shown me several things I had no clue of and brought back some memories too.
Bethany...You are genuine bad-ass..Gorgeous too.
Just watched all your videos, awesome!
Is there nothing safe from taggers?
Just found this channel and it’s AMZING!! You guys seems like great people and good tip at the end!
Another great video sone of the wood in the mine looked in good condition and loved the bit at the end about safety so many for get to pop that on at the end of videos and the bat was so cute to
WELL, in spite of the white knuckles (mine), this was definitely one of the most adventurous and thrilling Oddity Odysseys ever! The views, the mystery of what's around the next corner, the rotting wood......OMG! Brave explorers, and I felt as if I were along for the trip. Imagine the miners themselves, working to bring out even a tiny bit of gold and ever hopeful. Just like I was hopeful that you would make it out alive! LOL!!!!!! Thanks for a great season with one super adventure after another. OO is the best thing going. Keep up the excellent work!!!!!!!!!!! Fan base is growing. YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I live in wrightwood just about a 30 minute drive away. I’ve been to that mine so many times. Love it so much
I’d want to here from all the kids who were there and did the paint work...
Great explore, love following your adventures. 👍✌
Thank you!
Love your videos, your A/V skills are on point! Awesome location too, cant wait to see more!
Another great vid guys!!!
Thank you! :)
I explored there 30 years ago and there was a large room 3o feet tall deep in the mine.
I thought I'd watch this episode again after a long while, and I enjoyed it even more than the first time. You two were very brave, or crazy, or both, to enter this mine and explore as far back as you went! I love this episode. It's a piece of history that is unique to CA. You can imagine the miners coming and going, the sounds of the cars, the rocks in the chute....awesome. How scary and dangerous it must have been for them! Thanks for this great episode!
That spot you were standing at 10:00 min through caved in last time i went there. It was about a 10-12 foot drop. But other explorer's dug a hole that leads down to the connecting tunnels and even dug an exit hole on the other side of the mine. The holes are extremely small and sketchy. On the outside of the mine on the way up to the door avoid touching or using the metal to pull you up the hill to the mine entrance. Its barely hanging on to the mountain.
I went there yesterday on some amateur spelunking with some friends and I can confirm the area before the elevator shaft is collapsed with only a rickety, loose piece of wood to cross. Definitely had an overwhelming feeling that the mine was very delicate while we were in there.
Great episode guys!! Thanks for the entertainment.
Thanks for watching!
Loved this episode :) I love all the episodes tho lol.. I'm so sad it's over :( You guys should do some stuff in Kern county where I live , there is all kinds of cool stuff around here. One of my favs is silver city ghost town in bodfish, they do lantern tours and ghost walks.. Can't wait till next season, until then love and hugs guys ❤️❤️❤️ I've said it before and I'll say again, you guys need a tv show!!
Thank you so much Kendra! But don't worry, we aren't going too far away ;) Thanks for the suggestions! We would love to branch out a little for season three.
Wow! Amazeballs!
07:11 - I feel it. This absolute silence. I was a mechanic in a coal mine. The floors/stages were between 800-1300m deep below the surface. In some old unused tunnels, far away from the mine-shaft, there was absolute total silence. Completely nothing and I mean really really nothing, just your heartbeat and your breathing. I would like to be in this state again. Far away from all the loud noises and everything around me. But all mines in Germany have been closed for ever.
2:45 I just went to the mine today and went the other way at first since the other sign was etched out and I thought the mine gulch trail would either lead to the mine or have another way back to the other trail. It wasn't until I ran into some other people who said the mine was at the other trail on the right of the fork that I had to turn around.
Hey Colby! We went back a couple of weeks ago, and indeed, the sign's condition hasn't fared too well since we made this video. We'll be releasing another video soon that shows what you run into if you take the Mine Gulch trail. Glad you were able to make it out okay! Did you go inside the mine?
What we need is a "HIKING MAN" annual event to rival "burning man" ; that would really be "cool" !!!!
12:10 Its an ore shoot. When miners would find gold or other ores like coal or iron they would drop it down that slide into a mine cart on the lower/main level.
What a great episode!
We are definitely going to check this place out, amazing
Another cool Odyssey....great video guys.
It’s great place to pan for gold in the streams! Take materials around the tracks and pan it?
11:45 not sure which of you is editing but NICE!!
SO INFORMATIONAL !!!!
You two are very brave to go in the mine. Anything can happen inside, and how do you find your way out after going through so many shafts.
NOOOOOO!!!!!! You can't end the season this soon. What will I do on Saturday mornings till the next season begins.
Cool episode! Have you explored any of the old mines in the vicinity of Big Bear?
Wow! ⛰
12:25 Ore chute. Check out Exploring Abandoned Mines and Unusual Places' channel, he and the team have a lot of interesting and informative videos.
Wow, what a great channel!!! Subscribed!
We hiked that without water once,which wasn't smart and I couldn't get over the big log going in due to stomach surgery complications (you have to lay on your stomach to get over it) and was so upset. I've never been able to get over that I was so close and couldn't go inside. It's still open.
Where did you guys stash the gold you found
Great video! Super creepy!
When i went to visit that mine i had to hike while it was snowing!
Brave soul, you are!
You guys have a lot of courage. No support beams? No chance of me going in one of these.
They’ve definitely had to have repaired that bat bar after this video has been posted. Looks like a neat place though!!
Hi Owen! We went back recently and will have an update video (most likely next month) to release that shows Big Horn in its current condition. :) Stay tuned!
Oddity Odysseys Oh cool, thanks for the content!
I would love to take a push broom and sweep out the mine just imagine all the goal that had to travel across the floors to sweep it out I bet you would find gold lot of work low that would be cool
Once upon a time there was a stamp mill, right on the edge of the dropoff near the mill building outside. I guess it fell off.
It didn't stop producing gold. There is still gold inside Baiden Powell. Just costs more then its worth to retrieve it.
I love you guys. Hope you guys come back soon. Great job. You guys are the best
Great video.
Good episode I like it
Nope, nada, not happening! 😅😂 Thanks for the adventure. Cuz that is the only way I would ever see it! 😅😂
OMG , what happens if your flashlight batteries run out !!!!????
...again, very good work...how do you find these places? Looks like Yosemite in places.
thanks for fine video
Wow last time I was up there wasn’t blocked off
Bethany looking like Lara Croft with those boots and pants. This was cool to see, I’d be too nervous to go in there myself.
"even if its cold outside it doesnt matter. yeah cus the sunlight never reaches it"
The family went yesterday. Was pretty intense inside.
kalanix51 Any advice or tips? Going with the kids tomorrow, they are 9 and 6 years old and have hiking experience. They want to go the mine!
Jessy Bee awesome! It’s s great hike. My boys are 5 and 10. Some parts of the trail is washed out and very small and on the edge of some hills. Hold hands! climbing up into the actual mine entrance is kinda dangerous. If you actually go inside I suggest bringing very good flashlights. It is pitch black dark inside.
Jessy Bee also watch every step inside. Water and random holes that seem to go down very deep.
We live in the desert, so we go to devils punch bowl and Joshua tree often. I've heard the trail is easier than the devils bowl so I'm hoping it will be. We have head lamps, flashlights, and I think going just in the entrance of the mine will be an adventure for them. Thank you for the tips, I will be super vigilant of where we step.
Jessy Bee oh yeah with that kinda experience you won’t have any issues. Just the inside is crazy haha. Have a blast.
Super fun hike to Big Horn Mine. Here is another short video on the hike with some tips: ua-cam.com/video/n_T3Wdo9UUQ/v-deo.html
The tailings of the mine might contain a good amount of gold
Mount Lowe Remains would be a cool video
Thank you for the suggestion! We're always looking for new places :)
Cool
Don’t go in without proper gear and protection. Do as I say not as I do
Wutttt???!😂
Hi old man
Yah need a metal detector?? Have you ever panned for gold on the San gabriel river???? There is gold there!!!!! 😎🤓⚒⛏
At some point the amount of extractible gold bearing ore versus the value that the gold could sold for made it not worth it. That doomed the mine
I would camp there overnight a couple days!
I like you guys videos, hate the state you are in though
EPIC!!!!!!
You saved the best for last
But, guys this was kinda dangerous!!!!
And we want more of pronounciation Dave!!!!
Please hurry back!!!!
Tony
We'll see you soon Tony! :)
Oddity Odysseys hey we cannot post on your Facebook page???
You definitely should be able to once the page is "Liked".
Wow, great find! This is amazing! I need to get a group of 4 or 5 people to go check this mine out.
That's about 1,700,000$ today, so I'm guessing they were sad it ran out.
I know He can move mountains,. but just not today!! Love That Quote, Drew!!! At 10:25 Minutes - This is a dangerous adventure guys!!
Shit if I knew about that when I was a kid I would have been up there all the time! Plus I lived in ElMonte for a couple years. I use to camp at clear creek it was just like being in Yosemite park ! Only place in lower California that even looks like it!
At least ya guys got out of there easily
my claustrophobic was threw the roof in this video
Myra, we miss you! :)
This is like a real mine. 😅
yeah nope , the potential that caving in .is a nope for me , but thanks for taking the risk for us! lol
Do you guys have an Instagram I really think it's time to gain followers. I've told a couple of friends about your channel. They really wanted you to make more explorations in L.A, we live there. Keep up the GOOD WORK! One day you will get that Diamond Play Button!
Instagram coming soon! Thank you so much for spreading the word about our channel. We love hearing about people who live in L.A., like us, who are seeing more about this city then they knew existed.
It’s called a sawzall with blades!
All that work and tunneling for a mere three thousand ounces of Aurum? 🤔 strange
Ok, you guys are cool
I have watched a number of these videos and I sure enjoy them. I like how they work together to make an entertaining visit to some place interesting. However, I do have a couple of observations. Every time I watch these videos Bethany always has numerous I love LA tank tops. She must have an endless supply.
NUMBER 2 How come that boy doesn't marry that girl. I've been watching for several years and I keep wondering when she will wear a ring. They have two cats together, that should be enough to get down on one knee.
some Indiana Jones stuff..:) "he no nuts,....HE crazy"!!
You'll definitely want to tune in to our Mojave desert episodes now that you've mentioned Indiana Jones. :) One of our favs!
Shame it's tagged. I prefer to leave mines as is on trails. Especially if fees.
The most valuable element is californium
Gold isn't even close to being the most valuable element. The only reason it's "valuable" is because it has a resistance to corrosion and Californium is valuble do to the fact it is highly radioactive more so than uranium or plutonium. And that my friends, is a fact.
"We don't recommend you breach these bars and actually enter the mine without the proper gear and protection" Right, so is that why both of you just went in there without helmets and proper headlamps, wearing jeans and shirts. Your knife wont do you much good when the tunnel gives way, love.
Exactly! We don't recommend you do it the way we did it. Thanks for watching!
Oh right, sorry I misunderstood what you meant! Thanks for the video, really love what you guys are doing and the effort you put into the production :)