ABANDONED Desert Cattle Camp - Ammo crates??
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- This place appears to be an old pump house of sorts that may have served as an overnight shelter at times for maybe running cattle etc plus there's a really cool but odd "barn/stable" made from ammo crates ... the silence and peacefulness .. solitude .. here was unreal!
Channel Update:
I'll give a better (video recorded) update on our next video but ..
We are both doing well. Been a busy and short summer/year. We've both had some life changes (jobs) and what not. This is the last video we have saved with the old camera setup. Have some super awesome channel news/updates for the next video. Will be a totally new setup. We have a new camera (dslr) with multiple lens. Far away shots will be great now too i.e. scenery. I can't believe the quality of this camera. New better gimbal. New mic. Looking into a drone. Potentially doing some truck engine changes to get a bit better gas mileage since our trips are getting farther and farther away. Have an AWESOME logo and potentially some "merchandise" .. still working things out in that department. As usual I've found even more places to go explore. We're up to around 1800 places in multiple countries. I know we'll never get to them all but it's fun finding them.
With that said, we do apologize for the huge delay and sporadic posting but this isn't a daily thing we can afford and still have life and other interests to do. Maybe someday it could be more.
Anyways, thank you all and we hope everyone is doing well and we wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
Very cool explore! Looks like Nevada. Thank you for posting.
Thank you!! Might check out our abandoned two story farmhouse and junkyard .. and ... abandoned gazebo turret house videos. Similar area. Appreciate the comment, and thanks for watching!!
Ammo crates were really common here in New Mexico after WWII as surplus, and I used to run into a lot of them back in the 80s. The two story building seems to be a good bit newer construction top my eyes. Cool little explore.
Yes definitely a bit newer but its location makes it fun. And honestly anything abandoned that you can explore without trespassing is fun. Thank you for watching and the comment!!!
Merry Christmas to you both. Good to hear from you. Another really cool place and another mystery. Could it have been a military training camp at one time? It’s strange that there was so much concrete when everything is so rustic. And don’t be shy, keep the videos coming. I really enjoy the content. Thanks
That's a very interesting thought and given its "location" that's actually a possibility. At least maybe a hint of where they could've gotten the boxes.
And dont worry, there will definitely be more videos. No changes in content, just hopefully better quality. We're excited to get back at it. Good to hear from you, too, and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Crates held held 2 75mm cannon shells. I think early 50s, can't get a good look at the boxes, but dates should be on them.
I think i saw dates on them but i cant remember. This was shot in spring. Actually forgot we still had it.
was waiting. nice vid
Yea sorry for the delay. Not sure when the next one will be but were itching to get out
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Reply left ... hope you're doing well. Always appreciate your comments. Merry Christmas
4-11 on ammo boxes - April 1911 ?
Very well could be. I think i remember seeing dates but i cant remember what they were. And I've gotten a new phone since then so my pictures are gone sadly. Cool spot though. Thanks for watching and for the comment!!!
Further information found: If you search "R1NTB Ammo Crate" it will bring up similar looking ammo crates from the 1940s. They appear to be for 2 rounds for the 75mm M20 recoilless rifle. 👍
First.... now for the video...
This was a good laugh haha!!!
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Thank you!