Searching Arizona's BLOODY BASIN For Blue Copper Minerals
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
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Arizona's Bloody Basin road travels east from I-17 (Exit 259) through an area called Agua Flats and Agua Fria which at one time had both copper mines as well as gold mines scattered throughout the area.
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Abandoned & Forgotten Places
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On this channel we go deep... REALLY DEEP into abandoned mines and tunnels all throughout the western United States. We researched some of the harder to find mines and hiked or 4x4 back into them to explore and reveal their hidden secrets. Many of these remote locations are filled with cool artifacts, antiques and unique geology that will have you guessing as to why the old prospectors worked so hard to find gold, silver, and other minerals.
A&FP moves just a bit slower as compared to other mine exploring channels. Gly discusses why the miners chose these sites and he points out the geology and minerals that got them excited. Veins of quartz filled with gold and silver made many men lose sleep in the 1800’s and early 1900’s and modern prospecting still does to this very day.
DANGERS? Oh yes, there’s allot of dangers associated with old mines. Un-exploded dynamite, blasting caps, bad air, bats, spiders, and snakes all find their home in abandoned mine shafts and tunnels. Oh, and let’s not forget rotting timbers, flooded passages and collapsing rock!
Gly takes abandoned mine exploring seriously with all the proper safety equipment, training, and experience necessary to do this activity as safe as possible but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a bit of fun along the way. “Gly”, your host and his band of crazy characters “Old Bob” (Gly’s Jeep), “Quackers” (Gly’s duck) and “Bobbie” (Gly’s hula girl) are sure to brighten your day with their comments and silly antics. Heck, they may even give you a chuckle or two.
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Ok, now for the ugly stuff...
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It isn't always about getting underground, that's most important, for us viewers. It's the story that you weave into every episode, that keeps us coming back. Gly.. You never disappoint.
“Gly”: See! You hit the nail right on the head. That’s what some folks just don’t understand and that’s why my channel is so different as compared to all the others.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlacesGly, quite simply put, you're an Aspie. We have an ornate compensity to focus on something our instincts, heart guides us to and we do our best to reach a unique conclusion. Logical problem solving. I would appreciate some better geology, where the heck is your Estwing model EO-22P, standard required geological equipment so you can expose some fresh rock and make comments about composition. Any maps you can find would make it even more interesting. A gold quartz vein quite often has several episodes of deposition, investigate each layer, is the gold associated with sulphides. Can you give the people, bring an economic geologist onto the show to explain the mechanics of deposition, zoning and enrichment. Your videos could become beneficial to students. Video conference would be the best.
Appreciate anything you give us. Not Health and Safety first, but Health and Safety ALWAYS. Heal up and carry on.
Hey there Gly, the rich in bar mine was electrically powered by a hydroelectric generator. The money company built a dam across the alba, Fria river, approximately 1 to 2 miles upstream. Water was diverted down to the generating units via an elevated hanging pipeline. All of this is still in place. portions of it were hung from the cliffs, and other times it was supported by enormous piers. When you go out there again, you might want to check get out with your drone. It is 1000 foot drop from the top of the plateau to the bottom of the Aqua Fria river bed. Great job!!
“Gly”: Thanks for the info!
Not every at bat is a home run. You don't need to be doing extreme exploring until you're back in fighting shape. Let's just do some aerial reconnaissance and mark the good spots for later. We enjoy hanging out and learning about mines, above or below ground.
“Gly”: Yep, that’s what I’m doing. Just taking it easy right now.
Good morning gly . Gorgeous drone footage. Take it easy rest up. No need to push yourself.
I love the way you take us on an imaginary journey when finding neat stuff. The way you had that foundation with the chimney transformed into a home for these hard working folks. Thanks, Gly, for everything you do!!❤
Since you're in central Arizona, there is a ghost town not too far from Bloody Basin called Humbug. It was a gold mining town. I used to go there with my family in the 60s. Abandoned in the early 30s, it was still very intact 30 years later. (light bulbs still in their sockets, etc)
The mine entrance is a vertical shaft inside a shed. We never went in the mine.
I saw photos of the town about 10 years ago and it still looks to be in good condition. I think somebody bought it but they might be open to having it explored.
“Gly”: Thanks, I’ll take a look!
Ba Humbug 😒🎄
Good thing that your drone didn't die and land at the top of that chimney.
Nice episode Gly , your Drown work is second to none . Love the location and ore of the place . Hope your feeling better . Best wishes from all of us in Australia
Over 1200 views and only 99 likes. Come guys!!! Smash that button. This is a great channel. 10am every Saturday morning I get mine exploring itch scratched. 😂
Your videos make me feel like a kid again Gly..even inspired. And you learn something! Thanks for sharing your world. Good luck with ol Bob and the “other” thing. Is it next Saturday yet?
Thanks Gly for taking us on another great adventure! I enjoy the history that you teach us along with the outstanding production that you create for us. Another beautiful area for us to enjoy!
Gly, what an explore of beautiful views and possible explores. That last one was sure spread out. Glad u have the drone, cause that would have been alot of walking. Take care of your self and benz de knees and lift straight up. No twisting. C ya again soon. Have fun and remember to hug yourself. Peace and giggles from Arizona.
Your videos take us to places we can't go. Too old, live in Australia. You are a good tourist guide, and we like the drone views. Thanks. P.S. Hope you are better soon. ❤🇦🇺
“Gly”: Thanks!
Good Morning Gly.....Could watch your drone shots all day....Great Scenery....What was that pipe on the chimney.?...Good job on the Video............................JB.
“Gly”: I was wondering the same thing. Were they using a piece of pipe for a lightning rod? I just don’t know.
Another UA-cam mechanic success story. After $1000 spent on my daughter's JK to no avail, UA-cam solved the problem. The fun of owning a Jeep. Love the videos, been here almost since the beginning. I would love to explore these back roads and mines again. My '87 YJ I bought when I graduated high school is built for this. Still more reliable than my newer cars, almost. Thanks again.
“Gly”: It’s amazing what you can find on UA-cam. Fast forward to 8:15, this is how I learned it was the TPS causing the problem. My transmission was doing exactly the same thing as he describes. ua-cam.com/video/N9CjoT41qzk/v-deo.htmlsi=2doSJDpynQO438qn
Thanks for the recon video and the great drone footage of the area and the scenery. Take it easy for a while and get healed up. I know from experience pulled muscles ain't no joke. The older I get the more careful I become.
Gly, off to a good start. I'm dealing with an o2 sensor my self, 2006 toyota, WAPITA. I got to see this mine. Cool drone footage. Whoop, there it is. Take us to that venue. Nice drone tour, so much for that place, guessing the date on that place was before the 1900's or earlier.
“Gly”: The first location was 1920’s or 30’s I’m guessing. I learned later that this area had a large wildland fire and that’s what burned down the old cabin leaving only the chimney behind.
I know there will be a few that will say that you didn't go underground and this wasn't a good video but I say this was a spectacular video. I love the drone footage and all the places and things you can see when there aren't places to go underground. I hope you will fly the drone more and show more of the top side when you can't get underground At least it will help you heal up. Thanks for the awesome footage.
“Gly”: I set out long ago to capture the true nature of abandoned mine exploration and a big part of that process is just getting to these locations and the beauty that goes with it. I realize that some folks only want to see the underground workings but there’s already plenty of other channels doing that. Every channel has a different format and if they don’t like what I produce, go somewhere else. It’s really that simple, but many enjoy complaining.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces I agree, there is a lot of underground video's out there and it's all the same unless you come across a rusty old can, they are all the same. I like what you are producing and the views you are getting witht that little drone are amazing. You could start another channel with that concept of drone footage of adandoned mines. I would subscribe to that.
“Gly”: I plan on doing exactly that with my other channel, Adventure Coolness. Theres no content on that channel yet but it’s ready to go. youtube.com/@adventurecoolness1650?si=oNFrbpP7y6BtFgHD
Sorry to hear about your pulled muscle, Gly! Thanks for another adventure.
nice episode GLY, you cant always find the good ones but its the excitement of going into the unknown.. hope you feel better soon ..
great video showing very interesting above ground stuff, went to alot of trouble put in up those buildings, ....hope your pain is gone soon , rest up and take care....
Sunny 28 degrees Celsius, hot coffee and a smoke, Mr Gly, Old Bob and a few holes in the ground. Great way to start Sunday morning 🌄
“Gly”: Haha! Nice!
Hey Gly, any day is a good day in Arizona with you showing us. Thanks.
I forgot to mention, the last video was really good and I really enjoyed it. Glad you are doing a bit better.
Hey Gly! Just bought some of your stickers and put ‘em on my hard hat. Very nice design! Keep up the great content. I’m an avid explorer myself.
“Gly”: Thank you very much, I appreciate that!
Watching your videos remind me of a different time and place. I once lived in a mining community in Northern Ontario back in the early 80s, called Creighton Mines it was owned by INCO. We would go exploring in the abandoned mines it was so exciting and I want to tell you how fun it is to go exploring with you every week is awesome
Hi Gly, hope you feeling better. My son was diagnosed eith Ctohns disease when he was 15, he's now 32. He has had several surgeries with parts of is his bowel removed. Sometimes his bowel blocks off & he is in the worst pain imaginable , this happened a few weeks ago & he is now waiting for more surgery. He too has to be so careful with his diet. Loving your videos such a fab back catalogue to choose from. Stay well. ❤😊🇬🇧
Hello Gly, sorry to hear about old bob and your pulled muscle . Glad you got old bob figured out, give yourself some rest and heal up your pulled muscle . Was awesome to see these 2 sites . I myself recovering from a incurable blocked RCA, but my heart has made a bypass luckily, will recuperate and be back up and running. Can’t wait for next weekend to see what you have in store for all of us. Be safe and take care of yourself. Have a great day my friend!🙂👍
“Gly”: The hardest part of getting older is watching your body break down little by little every year. If only our bodies were like Old Bob where we could just change out the parts. Haha!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Gly , you are so right my friend ! They can to a point but we all know where it will end but live everyday as your last , time isn’t for certain for no one. It is a privilege and I am humble to receive a message from you. I hope you are feeling better my friend.
Gly Bob just needed a moment of attention he Sure got it !! Some filled in holes even back in the 70's you hear of good spots mind you no drones then you get there filled in or water up to the top of the shaft! Nice having a drone definitely I got one now looking for a better one for sure!!
Another gly call, have to get into it. Us true members of your channel, although SSI keeps me from donating money, know and respect every bit of what you do to bring us crystal clear angles. Get better soon!! 👏
There are other ways to help him. Like the video, comment and comment on others comments. It shows the algorithm it's a good video and the video is more apt to show up in many others feeds. Share on all social media you have.
You maybe know all of this, but someone new may not. Besides all my taking the time to type it out just helped the algorithm!!
God bless!
“Gly”: Thanks! I’m doing much better today. Just about fully healed. 👍
Thanks Gly for the great content. I’m recovering from surgery for renal cancer and living vicariously through your great videos. I was curious what drone you are using. I’m impressed with the footage from it and might pick up a drone in the near future. Keep up the awesome videos.
“Gly”: I use the DJI Mavic 3 Cine for the wide shots, the Skydio 2 for the travel shots and the DJI AVATA for drone recon.
It's neat seeing you in an area I recognize Gly! There's actually a mine around the corner from this one I wanted to check out. In fact if you follow the direction of the adit like you were and go up and over that hill, you'll see it. There's also an area next to the main trail I looked at last time I went through there that has white stuff all over the ground. Not sure if it's quartz or something else? Just to the south of the white stuff is the trail that goes west up the hill to another mine. It's probably on your list I'm sure. 😎
“Gly”: There’s allot of quartz float lying around out there, white quartz that has eroded from the host vein. Good place for metal detecting.
Been watching for years. Thank you and keep doing what ur doing. Love it 👍😀
Glad 😃 to see Old Bucket 🪣 in the front of Old Bob 🚙!
Nice explore, Gly
At least the collapse happened BEFORE you were in there
As always, do what you're comfortable with and don't do what you're not comfortable with, including nursing an injury.
Stay safe.
P. S. My old grandad used to say "if it's got t*ts or tyres it's gonna be trouble."
He was a wise man 😅😅😅
“Gly”: My grandad used to say.. life was simpler when a horse was parked out front and sheep were in the corral. 😂🤣
Even though you weren’t able to gain entrance to any underground workings today we still very much enjoyed watching your drone footage of the area you were in . My Mrs is Slowly coming along on board with my off road explorations and I purchased a “ Cheap Chinese made “ drone myself to begin to get familiar with ( figured if I crash it learning it’s ways I’m not out much coin) and will use it hopefully in some of our own future explorations , and if it looks to work out eventually move on up to one a bit better . Thanks for all you share & do for us weekend Saturday morning “ couch potatoes “ Gly !! 😉😎👍 C-ya , & get some rest & get well man .🤞
“Gly”: My very first drone was a DJI Phantom 3 that I won at a raffle. I crashed it on the third day and smashed it to pieces. Ha! When it comes to drones, practice makes perfect.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Well you have mastered the craft my friend !😉😎👍. As Always stay safe man , you are pretty amazing at what you share with the world & we appreciate you immensely for our Saturday mornings waiting & watching like the old days of my youth for the cartoons to come on !😆. Not to say you are a “ Cartoon” ….. ‘cause you’re NOT , but you get my drift ….. no pun intended.😜. C-ya , Get well !!
Thank you for taking us on another adventure. You should have taken the weekend off. Next time take care of yourself. All though I really enjoyed today. May the LORD heal you. GOD bless you and be careful.
“Gly”: I was considering doing just that earlier last week.
Gly, I see the Bucket is back in it's place but it's not saying much
Watching today’s episode on my tv and commenting here haha. Bloody basin is absolutely beautiful! The weather today is great! Gotta run to Prescott valley then back to the Bagdad mine for a few days, glad to see some local places on the channel!!!
Hey Gly… hope you get to feeling better! There some info on the web about the Brooklyn mine… started at the turn of the century 1900s as a gold and copper mine but reports talk about it being a hustle to sell stock shares back East for investor money as they talked that the crown king railroad was going to be built to it. The mining report in remember reading said the shaft went down 300 or 500 feet, but no true workings or little production. Right back at the black cliffs as you drop into the mine valley is a great native ‘village’ ruin and hundreds of petroglyphs on the face of those black rocks. Love that area. Get well!!!
“Gly”: There were allot of those mining stock hustles back then and what you found doesn’t surprise me a bit. Thanks for the info!
I see bucket is still giving the silent treatment lol😂
I Love All Your Videos Gly. Stay Safe out there☦️🙏🏼
I really enjoy you videos.I'm a retired truck driver.so i set around the house. I also watch other explorer's.
Love ya Gly and your channel, been hanging around since around 700... good to hear that you take time until that tummy of yours is less painfull. I know way to well how it is to wake up with loads of pain.
You made me laugh in that first adit. To the left there was loads of lovely greens, and when you said there was no blues, and you were surrounded by blue. 😃
That mine just screamed "thar be copper"... But, the vein was pretty skinny.
Keep up the good work and don't mind those grumpy people complain on what you do and the drone work, you do you and I will continue to stick around.
“Gly”: Your right, the blue was much more observant on camera than it was in real life. I didn’t notice any blue when I was in there.
Will you please rest and take care of yourself. Go to the doctor if it doesn’t feel better. We need you! ❤
Fabulous history with the old mines and old timers ..
Cheers from Australia ..the golden triangle of Victoria mines and gold fields ..
Awesome view of a cool chimney with the hearth still attached,
too cool, Mr. Coolness😜
You know I almost forgot it was Saturday today till I saw a new video uploaded!! Woohoo!!
Great content again. That drone moves fast. Nice piece of kit.👍
Great video as always,hope you feel better soon Gly❤❤
I was just diagnosed with a diverticulitis infection. Took my Amoxicillin and feel great again. Have to watch my diet now and schedule a colonoscopy.
Well wishes on your colonoscopy ☦️🙏🏼 I had mine done and it was the best thing I've had done.
I had a severe case and had to have an emergency colostomy, reversed in three months. Keep an eye on it. Other than constipation I was asymptomatic.
Hope you're feeling better soon
@@ericclayton6287same here, although as far as symptoms ,for years I had stomach aches that lasted a day or so two. I thought it was stomach flu but it was diverticulitis . I was stunned when the doc said it wasn’t due to drinking diet soda as I’d thought but certain foods ! The day it ruptured I had a burger at work with sesame seeds and that’s what did it.
Cool drone footage, i like it Gly
Greetings from Prescott Valley Arizona off 69. Enjoy your videos. My mobility is currently limited so I’ll let you do the walking.
Thanks Gly I think my ford escape has the same issue so I'm going to change the throttle position sensor
To the start of your Winter season you have been just sputtering & stopping, & sputtering. First the "big tool" your Jeep had you "hamstrung" and then got all fixed and now you are working with a pulled muscle. Well, Jeep was fixed, now you have to give your "owie" area some rest so that it can heal, but none the less, you attempted to get out for an explore, which turned out to be more of a "re-con day". Thats okay, we, the viewer got to see the region you are in, while you are getting acquainted with it also. That drone sure comes in handy. (while Laura isn't here yet, maybe "bucket" feels like talking to you .) Try dialing him in, we enjoyed his thoughts. Looking forward to each and every "show" you give us every Saturday.
Ahhh the Bradshaws, some fun stuff up in that area!!
“Gly”: Definitely a challenging area to explore.
Your drone footage is stunning!
“Gly” Thanks!
great video you made you are a great history teacher i will be praying for you
great show,, heal up brother. blessings
I’m in your area. I enjoy your videos. Thanks!
you're the best by far🏆 heal up quick 🙏🙏
Your downstream O2 sensor triggered a code because your cats did not keep up with the exhaust gas changes from that surging, you may be getting a bad cat also. That surging changing from rich to lean too much could take out a cat.
Better start carrying a TPS along with all the other sensors you said you carry. Keep up the great work.
“Gly”: Yep, the one I used was the one I was carrying around as a spare. Now I have to buy another spare TPS.
❤❤ great show to bad it was not very deep. Better luck next week and get feeling better
Take it from this old man...
Take care of your carcass! Things can go haywire if ya don't! A guy has gotta listen to the pain. Lol
Glad 'ol Bob is runnin like an open sore, once again. Thanks for whatcha do Gly.. Sure do enjoy the videos
Hello Gly.
Hate to hear about the injury.
Unfortunately, soft tissue injuries take FOREVER to heal, especialy when we're older and core strength isn't the greatest. I too suffered an abdominal strain that I wasn't sure what it was at first. I'm 59 and my core is a joke and my strain took almost 3 months to heal properly. Mostly because just as I thought I was good-to-go I would end up re-aggrevate it. Very frustrating injury.
Hope it's just a strain and not a tear?
Be careful with that injury because if it is (or becomes) a tear, you will be down for the count for quite awhile.
Jim S.
“Gly”: It was indeed a strain. I’m doing much better now but I’m still taking it easy. A tear can turn into a hernia and that’s definitely something I’m trying to avoid.
Good morning, Gly, I was wondering what was going on at 9:16. Drones sure are nice. I hope to get one someday. The body won't take hiking anymore but I'd still like to explore.
“Gly”: Most likely it was just a prospect up on that hill. There’s not enough waste rock surrounding it to make me think that it was an open stope.
Thanks!
“Gly”: Thank you very much!
Great exploration Gly.👍❤️🇺🇸
The galvanized tub with PVC def looks like a cattle tank. Ranchers out here will use any existing trail to get farther out
Thanksgly appreciate all you do take care buddy
Cool Chimney’s !!
Stay safe Gly 🌸
And Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
That old bucket is sure looking pale. 😝
Thanks a bunch Gly 🙏
Did you mean pail? 🤦♂️🤣😝
Good pun Stirling.
Tk u again..wish got down in there. Mmm
hey Gly, no worries! take it easy man 👍
Good morning Gly,,, yes applying new techniques helps to keep the suspense healthy. Gly I think that bucket gave u like a voodoo poke because he’s still jealous 😂😂. Glad the pain it’s something to serious. What a wonderful tool the drone can be for educational purposes. Gly as far as the claim ,, that’s shall we say false advertising 😊. Some people just do and take the consequences yet they know better. What a marvelous video and area.
“Gly”: Apparently, Bucket 🪣 has the kind of personality that holds a grudge for a very long time. Lol
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces yes,, he’s very determined
Mr. Bucket has been awfully quiet since Old Bob came back. 😮😮
“Gly”: What can I say… Bucket holds a grudge.
Gly you are a filmmaker. It is a unique filmmaking practice, free of Discovery Channel, authentic and refreshingly new. You can quit learning and start making your own visual innovations. (I work in a university art department with, filmmakers. I studied cinema. I'm not that, I do a different thing in art for 30 years, but anyway... It is unique what you do so run with it!)
“Gly”: My past years of doing fireworks choreography to music has really helped in the process of editing. It’s fun to learn new filmmaking techniques and then putting my own little twist on them. I get allot of enjoyment out of it.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces could be wild to get a lighting drone into some big open stopes like Thunder Ridge. Imagine the depth of field!
A engine light that came on as you had replaced the oxygen sensors a few months ago happened to me. Use the best Google recommends and your light will go off after it's done to clean up a high mileage ole Bob. The one for cleaning up so you pass inspection. If you don't clean it up it might happen again. Then do it like they recommend, three or four times a year. How much are converters if you don't get it.
Ole Bob is just dirty. Clean the MAF sensor and the PCV valve and it costs way less than replacing them.
That happened to my Buick Encore it went to limp mode.New Throttle body and sensor
at about 15 min....your in a wash....ever think about how long its been since anyone tried to drypan the bottom gravels in the bedrock traps found in this area.is it in the national park?
so far this is some of your best work ive seen yet.i love your effort to depict how the miners cut down most of the bigger trees....i remember going to virginia city and part of its history.....many of the now barren mountainsides....had once been forrested....the trees were cut for mine timbers,and for use to heat homes and cook food.....today...barren mountainsides...also japanese beetle has decimated thousands of acres of forrest in my lifetime.
so the question is.....if you came onto an out cropping....lets say quartz laced with visible gold....maybe like 500 ounces....would you leave it for others to enjoy its beauty....or take before the next person who surely would.....you are now becoming a poweful voice to show others the natural beauty in these mountains,and by taking us in the footsteps of paiute natives....and in showing stumps...and charcoal ovens and explaining the reasons....imagine cutting 4000 year old living bristlcone pines....to timber your mines....THE OLDEST TREES on our planet....back in the day they used what was nearby....
just think of how many young viewers of your videos....will choose to persue a career as a US FORREST SERVICE or NATIONAL PARK RANGER!
This job requires a 4 year college degree...the pay is not much when compared to private sector.but the job,to educate the public ...to protect both people and preserve nature from human degredation...is important!
and the reward i think is the satisfaction of knowing you have done the right thing.not chosen to be a greedy consumer....who exploits nature for a quik profit.....
brent,you have many followers.please keep doing what your doing..you have grown into a very different person since leaving austin.. note: i was working near austin when 911 occured.i spent 2 months of 13 hr workdays...the highlight of my stay was a hike down into some canyons not far from where i was staying. on a sidecanyon explore i found this lone toad.. it was gold in color...not sure if rare but i think so...
anyway we can bust our asses for years and what i remember is that on a rare.. day off...this toad sticks in my head over 20 years later.nature is great to clear your mind of trash.
Sorry for your side. I had that, and it hurt for a week. 😢
Wish you could have gotten in the mine.
When is Laura coming?
“Gly”: We’ll be exploring together November 28, 29, 30.
Let me know when you’re coming to the Globe/Claypool/Miami area I live there and know of a lot of mines to check out and would love to show you them we have a lot of them around here and the towns are rich in the history of mining here, but of course only after you’re feeling better and up to it!
Gly, you are not giving Shazam time to ID your great music.
Seeya next week, Gly Cool Guy...
Gly, Denso Heavy Duty O2 sensors are the very best.
Get a Mueller Back Support Belt. It will support and hold in the belly muscles along with the lower back.
I like the drone show 😂
It would be really cool if you could add a strong enough and yet light enough light on your drone, that can be turned off or on so you can see, as well as those watching into those dark shafts, or stopes.
“Gly”: The problem is image transmission. Once the drone dips below line of site you loose the image to your screen or in my case, the goggles.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Ah, I see, that's too bad, it's got to be line of sight. But it is still great footage.
Hi Gly, Have you ever considered having a metal detector along to find gold and silver tailings? Sandy
“Gly”: I used to do allot of that back in the 90’s but my interest in metal detecting was lost after countless hours finding trash and picking of lead birdshot thinking it was a nugget of gold. It’s a fun pastime for many, but no longer a fun pastime for me.
You’re in my neck of the woods now.
pain sounds exactly like a lower iniguinal hernia i had
“Gly”: At first that’s what I thought I had too. Ouch!
Love your exploratory use of the drone! Too many use gratuitous use of them for filler and tree top views 😮. Your views save you so much time! Keep it up fellow Wisconsinite 👏.
Gly, the drone guy!
“Gly”: That’s me!
Great explore - take care of that body of yours - it’s the only one you’ve got !🚢🇬🇧🚂⛏️
Maby you should mount the camera on the dash so you can keep your eyes on the road..
Gly? Episode 160. There was an ore pass, or shute that had timbering that had been burned away, yet at the top where it had once led to, there had been a passage that went to the left, that you had not been equipped to explore, at that time?
“Gly”: Yep, that one was burned out. It’s possible it went up and out of the hill because I was an,e to see waste rock piles on top of the hill on Google Earth. That site was in California and I definitely won’t be going back there. There just wasn’t enough mines in that area to schedule a return visit.
Gly recently did a total catalytic converter replacement on my finance 2000 mustang V6 convertible....and I baught the best parts from America muscle including upper and lower oxygen sensors and the higher prices ones to hold up for years ...sir right out of the box. One upper and one lower one was running like crap ...my mechanic friend who is a mechanic during the week has his own private shop behind his home for friends and family on weekends and evenings after working as ny mechanic and inspection certified has over hundred grand of tools scanners .....and yes two brand new ones were defective was like how is this possible being new but they were ...
“Gly”: It can happen, even with the expensive sensors. Since it turned out to be the TPS I guess I now own two spare O2 sensors for the next time I give Bob a tune up.
There is a lot of mines in Florence Az
it was an open stope there was not much waste rock on the outside like it would have if the dug that out from the top the waste rock was hauled from the haul attic.
Happy Thanksgiving Gly !