4 Level Gold Mine On Steep Mountainside: Huge Stopes, Sketchy Bridges, and Cool Artifacts ⛏️💰 

Yay, it's finally new video day for us. We hope you enjoy the explore as much as we did. We miss hearing from you all so make sure to leave a comment for us. Thanks!

Julie is always so respectful about the things she picks up. She puts them right back where she got them. I just think that's pretty cool!

Made my heart race watching Tom cross that bridge.

Hi my friend! Thsnk you very much!😁

For all of us nerds that follow the two of you I think a video on your gear/equipment you take on your explorations would be interesting

Thanks, Tom and Julie, Great Day exploring today 👍

sketchy bridges is right WOW!! please don't die!! sure was a tight squeeze at the end there too wow! some nice flowers and all kinds of great mine explorations thanks for sharing

Thank you Tom and Julie. So nice to see yas. Great explore. Stay safe out there. 👍⛏️🧨🧨🍺🍺🍻🍻

The early 1900’s would explain those wooden dowels with the eyelets screwed in. I’ve never seen those, pretty cool! Being the old fart that I am, I remember those Log Cabin syrup containers. That mine was Stope City. Lotsa physical effort as with all your explores. Thank you, T&J! PS..Never mentioned this before but Julie sure has a beautiful head of hair.

another Go morning you two

The "Just Say No to Crack" mine!!! Lots of scary hanging boulders, ribs sloughing off in huge chunks, and endless pits of doom! Way cool explore. Keep 'em coming!!

It's so good to so you two again. I have missed you! You are a part of my life. Tom, you proved that you are crazy walking spread legged on rails over deep void. It's no nice to have Julie as your cheerleader as you complete a difficult operation. Your ability to find and get into really interesting mines is excellent. Thank you very much!

Thanks Julie😊

When you started on this exploration, I thought 'Ho, hum...' However, it quickly changed into a WOW!!!

Thanx4sharing, that was exciting... had me on edge of my seat few times... 😂👍👍

Good morning !!

BY FAR my favorite Explorers on RU-vid. I think that with 11k views they should have 11k likes. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Beautiful country. Fun explore. Great video. Good time on a Friday night. Thanks J&T! 👍👍👍👊😎

We missed you 2 last week good to see you back

That "rope" looked alot like what I would call a string lmao 😂😂😂❤ Thank you for another great upload ❤❤

It's good to see you guys again!!😊

Hi Tom & Julie, that was one very very sketchy, scary bridge but the reward of finding the pegs with the tags still there was amazing. Sorry I have missed a few video's, trust me I will catch up but with so many channels it is going to be an uphill struggle to watch all missed one's of them all. My results came back saying my kidney function is now at 71% and they are happy not to test anymore for 3 months. Thank you for all you do, much love to you both. xx 🤗❤

nice one tom and julie please be carefull, them view`s are fantastic tom it was a tight sqeeze love yer both alan .

Very amazing and beautiful views made my day to watch another video

Yep I may cross a sketchy bridge over a stream where the worst may be getting wet but not over a deep hole.. Some great hiking views as well.. Loved those hiking views.

The American Picker guys would probably love those dynamite boxes.

Missed you, but understand there is a lot of traveling and hiking. Nice set of Stopes. Stay safe and keep the videos coming!

Hi guys I hope y'all doing ok, this was an interesting mine the old miners cut that hill out pretty good following the vein and looked a bit sketchy in places Tom, you and Julie take care as always see you in the next one

that was a great video. I loved that log cabin container , I had to pull my girlfriend from her tv show so she could see it. you just don't see those anymore. that was a tight squeeze getting out of that second mine. thanks for everything , see you again next time.

Thanks!

best explorers on the net imo always so cool to watch the adventure, have fun

Hello Tom Hello Julie A very good Video and some very scary parts.. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us. Take care a good New week Yours Frank Galetzka

Thank you again, great as usual. Have fun and keep it safe. .

Another great video Thank you for sharing you guys be safe have fun keep the videos coming.

Tom, your final comment of “what a view” was dead on. The view was beautiful, the flowers were beautiful, the mine was great, and the day was a AB day. Thank y’all for the explore!

You two are the best, and very BRAVE! Thanks for taking me along for the explore.

Nice Adventure. Keep safe

I love your show. Ever since you visited Pete Augberry Mine. When I see you two in a goldmine and you show overhand stopes with stulls I wonder if you bring home specimens. Just small ones. My wife would go crazy and I mean that. We grew up in Fairbanks and remember in the 70s there were still deep ground drift miners working old drifts that used the room and pillar method. These old timers were working the remnants including the pillars and gobbing or sister-in-law the new support. Thanks and when are you going to go deep into the Panamints with a self contained outfit to bulk sample just for hobby, that would be cool short of having three donkeys or worse. That would be so exciting to watch. Barb and I prospected for many years in the Arctic.please Google Steve Greene Alaska Miner. I made some history and retired. Love prospecting still with Barbara as we brought first crawler dozer into the Upper Koyukuk River. Cleaned up our mine and simply retired.Smile! Peace to you both you are brave. Enjoy those beautiful skies and always carry Black Cat Skyrockets!

very nice thanks for the video

Just found you guys from Brent Underwood’s Cero Gordo channel, and I’m hooked! I love your production which I think is just a natural extension of both your personalities which are very charismatic. And Tom your voice would be perfect for a books on tape. I’m recovering from neck surgery and you guys have really kept me company, thank so much!

Another great EXPLORE! Thanks for taking us along!

I'm wondering if they were getting silver out of that mine by the color of the minerals - it has that silver oxide look. Thanks Tom and Julie for letting us tag along.

You guys are an inspiration.

Another cool exploration. Thanks for taking us along. Take care of each other and be safe out there.

I look forward to your videos, keep them coming. Thank you both

Thank you!!!😊

I've learned so many mining terms watching you guys. Like today I learned what a stope was: an excavation in a mine working or quarry in the form of a step or notch.

THNK U T & J ! Another very good vid from u two ! 👌 yr eyes r still sharp Tom , spotting the tagged pegs ! Thought u were going to bag it for one moment !! Haha, notice u made Julie walk the plank over the long drop ! Then as u were leaving with Julie in view, u announce " What a great view " ! 😅 I agreed !! Haha ❤️ yr knowledge and imformation is second to none Tom ! And thnk u Julie for the lovely ending ! Love u both ! Stay well and safe ! 😊😊

Hello again, Tom & Julie. That’s the type of mine to really get the adrenaline pumping and keep your senses on edge to a higher pitch! I think this mine was the sketchiest y’all have explored so far! Extremely impressed with your physical abilities! When you panned up to the ceiling, looked like the rock material could collapse at anytime. At 32:16, interesting curved line of 5 rocks on floor of mine, nearly equally spaced apart (natural or placed by man.). Keep Safe & Healthy!!!

Awesome photos likes

That was a good one. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Tom and Julie. Did Tom gain weight down in that little hole? 😂😂😂❤❤

Your videos are not only the most fun to watch, but the most informative, stay safe, you both are fearless,

Watching you crawl out of that hole reminded me of a job I did with a friend, I had to get under a snow cat in the field, I had to get to the fuel shut off, I got under with a lot of wiggling but got stuck trying to get out. I had to exhale and wiggle, wiggle, wiggle. But I got out, as did you, Thanks for the tour you two, stay safe.

I love it all miss the 70ds calf Nevada mines

That was a crazy mine. It's hard to imagine how they worked those that had big verticals like that one.

28:22 That's a cool find. If I had to guess, I think that is an improvised lantern. Cut a round hole in bottom for a candle and cut open one end to direct the light outwards.

What a view he says. It is curious that you found the wooden tag that said 108 and on your way back there was a paper tag in the wall that said 109. Glad to see you back with a video. Maybe you could consider some "shorts" occasionally.

This was a great mine explore. I really enjoyed it. Thanks so much.

A wonderful explore. That vein looked like it still had a lot of material to run in it. Thanks for the share. I always like watching y'all with coffee in the morning.

Another great explore, wow, vertical mining is proof that "where there is a will, there is a way" Oh yeah, thanks for the bridge crossing's, you two are courageous!

It’s always so good to see you guys.

Great video. Very beautiful scenery as well as the wild flowers. Everything is blooming.

Hi Tom and Julie, another great mine , I think Tom has no fear at all. In old mines here in Cornwall those wooden pegs were used for surveying the levels and adits, they would hang a plumb line from the hook for setting up the miners dial. Maybe the same there.

Beautiful area

Another great explore. The amount of rock that was taken out by the miners is incredible. Thank yoiu for sharing!

Top video. Greetings from Austria.

Another great mine exploration that look pretty dangerous. Thanks keep it up.😂

That was cool thanks for letting me watch ❤

Just started watching and I already know this will be awesome..😊 shh.. don't bother me, I'm watching Tom and Julie..

Hello Julie and Tom. Great video. Boy watching you climb out of that hole at the end looked like a lot of struggle. That hole in the side wall was sure odd looking. I wonder what that could have been. I don't recall ever seeing that before. Seeing that Log Cabin tin brought back memories. I think the summer I was 16 I was out visiting my mom in Albuquerque and we took a trip to the western part of New Mexico and we camped way off the road, miles off in the middle of nowhere. We went to an old Logging Town from the early 1900's. I remember looking through their can dump and finding several of those but they were all smashed flat. I thought those were real interesting. Take care.

Happy Friday 🎉

good morning Guys

Hey guys, that last one went on longer than it looked, they really picked up after themselves, not a whole lot left behind, great view, great job, be safe

To me it looks like a silver mine at the top and a gold mine at the bottom. A view of the bridge in the intermediate addit would have sent me to the exit. I'd rather see you exploring flowers than falling into one of those holes. In fact, with the rain you've had, a flower viewing hike might be great.

Great video you two and scary crossings that must have taken a lot of guts to do it. Keep on exploring and be safe, blessings and shout out from South Africa 😎

another excellent video showing what it takes to explore these mines plus showing us what it took to mine this over 120 years ago when everyone worked for a living. i have binged-watched most of your videos and i have not quite figured out the relationship between you too but is it like my book Love is Trust. tom trusts julie with his life and julie trusts tom with her life. my book is based on being a teenager and hot rod truck in the mid 1980s when i getting speeding tickets of 145mph with my girlfriend who trusted me with her life. then i trusted her with my life when she was getting the same speeding tickets too. that is what love is "trust". please keep the videos coming as we still enjoy the deep snow in northern canada. thansk

you guys epitomize adventure explorers; documenting and not taking; class act; please stay safe and thanks for sharing; love the still pics intertwined.

Beautiful views outside! Some sketchy stuff in this one. Tom and Julie always going the extra mile. It looks like they left a lot of ore behind. The mysterious cables. Very interesting mine! Thanks guys!

That was a pretty ballsy crossing at 13:56 Have a good Weekend..

Super great explore. You guys have nerves of steal. Be safe and I will be watching.

what a climb, thanks again for sharing

Keep up the great work guys and be careful out there.

That was quite an adventure!

The places you guys find never cease to amaze me. Definitely encourages me to get out there and explore. I don’t know if I’d be as lucky in my finds as you guys. Love the channel.

Thank you, Tom & Julie, great exploration. I wonder what they were mining, silver?

You guys should get a small long/short wave UV light and see the colors in the formations.

Good video.

Another amazing explore. Always fascinating and this one was a bit nerve wracking. Thanks for the thrill. You two are the best on yt.

Another beautiful find , this channel just keeps getting better

You both are in great shape. Thanks for making new videos. And for taking time to look around outside. Do you ever camp out in the desert, or always go someplace modern for the night.

Another great adventure, y'all had some fantastic views. I sure do enjoy watching y'all explore those old mines. So until the next time y'all be careful and stay safe. God bless you both.

What amazing views, isn't it amazing to think, the view we see is probably exactly the same as men a hundred years ago saw, a hundred fifty yrs ago, two hundred yrs ago. Awesome to think of.

I’ve never seen those wooden tags before. Cool stuff!

Tom my finger nails started turning blue when you crossed over the death pit. From St.Paul. Minnesota.

It looked like they may have left alot of ore in that one, but looked like like some tricky host rock. Alot of those wood dowels with eyehooks for tags. What did they mark with them? Possible areas to blast? Be safe. Maybe need to carry a quart of motor oil incase get you get stuck crawling out. Haha. Hiking up and down lose rock is really scary. I found too that going down is often harder than going up, one of the worst is keeping from speeding up or you can find yourself in a run were you want to be going slow.

I really liked this one. Lots of cool things to look at and the view was beautiful. The mine itself looked a bit spooky to me with lots of things to give you a headache if they fell and the one bridge over a very deep pit. oh well you both made it just fine.

I saw a video of that last mine just yesterday, really makes want to get back to that area

My two favorite explorer's 😍 I love going on adventures with you both, one day I would love to go along on one of your adventures only thing is, you wouldn't get me under ground lol My favorite channel, my favorite explorer's 😊😊

Looks like they maybe used that Log cabin syrup can as a lantern and put the candle in through the bottom?