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@OutdoorAdventureTV
@OutdoorAdventureTV 4 года назад
That particular mine is just over the hill from our mine. When you guys found the claim markers and climbed up to see if you could see light (33:58). If you would have pushed up into the little gap, you would have found yourself standing at the bottom of the burned out main shaft. Tony and I dug our way up into the shaft a couple of years ago. Glad you guys found the manway down to the lower level!
@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces
@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces 4 года назад
“Gly”: When you document enough mines they eventually all start to blur in your mind. It took me about five minutes of watching this to finally say to myself... “hey, I documented this one last summer!” Lol. Seems like this is the week for you and I to cross paths because I just finished filming a location you documented a while back. It’ll post this Saturday, I tried to get into areas you didn’t film because of its sheer size. Take care Justin and keep up the good work. 👍
@timothybarham6374
@timothybarham6374 4 года назад
You and Justin are my two favorite channels that explore abandoned mines.
@leehilton9932
@leehilton9932 4 года назад
Yea buddy!! Can't wait. Its almost like my weekend starts on Thurs for mine explorin videos. Frank should have one out tomorrow, Saturday with Glye, Mr. M and Randy, and the Sunday with Dan Hurd. Stay safe out there
@joshdollar7796
@joshdollar7796 4 года назад
Gly i remember this one also.
@osiriscrafter2267
@osiriscrafter2267 4 года назад
I was wondering if I had seen it before and then I saw your comment!
@xDRAGONSHAGGERx
@xDRAGONSHAGGERx 4 года назад
@@timothybarham6374 dont forget 'exploring abandoned mines'
@danmiller6051
@danmiller6051 4 года назад
I got tired just listening to how tired you were! I've never heard you so exhausted. Thanks for doing this for the rest of us. Great job.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Yes, this one was hard work! I think I was even more exhausted at the end of this week's video though, which was in an underground placer mine. We were in that one for more than six hours... I'm uploading it now and will post it on Thursday.
@brucevanderzanden9638
@brucevanderzanden9638 4 года назад
I love all the colors of mineralization on the top level. Keep up the great work Justin!
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Yes, there was an impressive mineral display up there. Thank you!
@Steven-vo8tk
@Steven-vo8tk 4 года назад
Great video. Hate when people destroy history. You work very hard recording and putting these videos together. I really appreciate all that you do and look forward to watching them. They are always so interesting. Thanks so much.
@johnsmart964
@johnsmart964 4 года назад
That was a fascinating mine, it was good to see at least one of the surface buildings, but the inside of the mine was very interesting. Thank you for all the time and trouble you go to in producing these videos for us, it really is much appreciated.
@gingerbread6614
@gingerbread6614 4 года назад
Wow that had enough nooks & crannies. You guys are great. Great mine. Thank you.
@ashleighnelson512
@ashleighnelson512 4 года назад
I bet that one section was so sooty because the shaft (now filled) acted as a chimney and drew the smoke up and out. Really cool explore, Justin. Thanks again for the adventure! 💚
@4orkast
@4orkast 3 года назад
Loving these POV shots! Thanks for the great work!
@drcurby
@drcurby 3 года назад
amazing!!! the coolest mine I have seen yet! thanks for the video! and it just kept getting better!!! crawling through those tight spaces is insane!! and the colors!! Human gophers!! I loved ever minute if this video
@tarf1a
@tarf1a 4 года назад
Yet another outstanding video sir! Your videos are far better than the others out there. One thing I like is when you pick up something you put it back; unlike some others out there. The entrance with the natural light was very cool! Thanks again!
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thank you. Yes, I try to leave things just as I found them...
@ExploringWithBonnie13
@ExploringWithBonnie13 4 года назад
Very fascinating and informative. Great video. I will never mine explore. Happy to watch you'll do it. Thanks
@paulcarpenter2800
@paulcarpenter2800 4 года назад
Fantastic explore and amazing documenting. Thanks for your work and for sharing. Paul in Lower Boddington UK.
@DaleDuffy
@DaleDuffy 4 года назад
Excellent video, as always....thanks again...!
@leehilton9932
@leehilton9932 4 года назад
Another great one man. Those 3ft. sections must have been rough, couldn't do those myself (knee issues), so thank you for beating up your body to show us those sections, and the amazing colors still in there. Those open stopes at the start were awesome. Yall stay safe out there
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
I've had my share of knee issues as well, so I know where you're coming from... No fun going through those sections, so I appreciate your appreciation!
@w6krg
@w6krg 4 года назад
This was a fun one... especially the "Turtle laying eggs" comment!
@andrewlopez314
@andrewlopez314 4 года назад
Always get excited whenever I see a notification for a new video!!👍
@Askjeffwilliams
@Askjeffwilliams 4 года назад
you really need to bring sample bags ( sand bags ) because you always walk by some nice looking material ..... some of that even looked like cinnabar ....try actually mining and filming ....that will work ya ....looks like they started dropping a shaft ...always hate when people burn History
@goatjones8024
@goatjones8024 4 года назад
Hey Jeff! Man I love your channel. And I would love to talk to you about a trip to Arizona. I have made a huge discovery and need your help and advice. Can you shoot me an email? I look forward to hearing from you. Goat Jones
@freeridemoto7133
@freeridemoto7133 4 года назад
im 100% sure tvr and others do not want to become a crimnal by stealing minerals let alone on film.
@DFDuck55
@DFDuck55 4 года назад
I noticed what looked like cinnabar in there. The largest cinnabar deposit I ever found was on the back side of Table Mountain, just north of Oroville California. Very near where diamonds were discovered shortly before gold was discovered and the Mother Lode Gold Rush began. People asked me why I didn't "claim" the cinnabar deposit and mine it. My reply was always "No thanks!". The coolest quicksilver mine I ever explored was the Great Eastern Quicksilver Mine, just out of Guerneville California. It was pretty intact back then in the late 1970s. It's fairly dilapidated now. goo.gl/maps/tUCB1DYdznF7pvW8A
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Yes, the burned history is a shame, but I'm afraid it is the nature of humanity to be destructive... I thought that some of that rock in there looked cinnabaresque, but didn't say anything for fear of looking foolish. Glad to hear that impression of mine being confirmed!
@goatjones8024
@goatjones8024 4 года назад
Hey Jeff... I forgot to include my email. Marvelblaze83@gmail.com I look forward to hearing from you.
@myrrhavm
@myrrhavm 4 года назад
Crazy. Mountain propped up on some sticks.
@johnsmart964
@johnsmart964 4 года назад
What a good point you make!
@garymaris9471
@garymaris9471 4 года назад
That Bourbon is for that Mine dust, course you already knew that!! Thanks again, great videos!
@garycooper7666
@garycooper7666 4 года назад
I bet your right I never thought of that
@Hoosier_Boy
@Hoosier_Boy 4 года назад
Truly amazing! I use to explore some old mines down in Tenn. and Ky. But now at 68 I just shake my head thinking back at the risks we took. One thing to remember and that's never drop your guard, always think safety. Never take anything for granted.
@cheycasters
@cheycasters 4 года назад
Your intro story got my juices flowing as thats a gnarly one!
@hitmanh1101
@hitmanh1101 4 года назад
Great video, those rock walls inside the mine that you called "gobbing", here in the UK they are referred to as "stacked deads", because the unmineralized rock was worthless, so there was little point in removing it from the mine.
@Welzy79
@Welzy79 3 года назад
no shit sherlock lol
@zerofox7347
@zerofox7347 3 года назад
6:41 That's one of the most generous mine pillars I've ever seen I think, I wonder if it was a crappy section of ore perhaps?
@katherinekinnaird4408
@katherinekinnaird4408 4 года назад
You are so right. Mining is a huge part of American history and is important to California. I live in Bakersfield so I have had the privilege of visiting several mines over the last 50 years . Some of them were off the beaten path but not as extensive as the ones that you show us . It is a shame what those vandals did. Thanks for traveling and sharing.
@jamesgoodman6243
@jamesgoodman6243 3 года назад
The black powder is ash the wood is burnt under the railroad track where you were they had a EXPLOSION in that mine
@clivekibbler4578
@clivekibbler4578 4 года назад
your quality of filming is to a professional standard
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thank you very much. I would love to step up the video editing software that sometimes creates a lag in the flow of the video. However, the video editing software for sale out there is very complicated - geared for special effects. All I want to do is to be able to splice clips together!
@thiccieredd9606
@thiccieredd9606 4 года назад
@@TVRExploring I think it’s already amazing but if you do end up learning how to use the other one it would be that much better
@CornishMineExplorer
@CornishMineExplorer 4 года назад
Very familiar ground there, low, narrow, backfilled, yes, seen all this. It's torture trying get over some of it, but sometimes it pays off. Great video!
@frankjackson8
@frankjackson8 4 года назад
The big difference being ......it's not wet !
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Haha, yes, mate, I'm sure those conditions looked all too familiar for you... Like you said though, you need the additional misery of mud and freezing mine water though! Don't worry, we had plenty of mud and freezing mine water in the mine we explored yesterday. So, it is not all sunshine and easy times out here. Holes in the waders are really no fun at all! Other than Mines of the West, you're the only other mine explorer on RU-vid I know that could handle the flooded mines we have out here in the mountains. So, we have a fraternity of suffering. Almost all of the other mine explorers on RU-vid just visit the dry, desert mines.
@001desertrat3
@001desertrat3 3 года назад
@@TVRExploring -- We've got WET & MUDDY Mines out here in the Desert too . When I worked at the Billie Mine in Death Valley, CA it too was a wet & muddy mine because the mineral that we were mining (Colemanite) was formed by the action of hot mineralized water . --- < Doc > .
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 3 года назад
@@001desertrat3 That's very interesting. I didn't know such conditions were present there.
@001desertrat3
@001desertrat3 3 года назад
@@TVRExploring -- Yes , we were mining 1000 feet under Furnace Creek Wash ; and down on our 1343 South Ramp the Temperatures were over 100 Degrees and it was litterally RAINING in the Headings . The Company had to install a couple of large Air Chillers to try to cool the Air so we could work down there . A person could only work in the Headings for about 20 - 30 minutes before you dropped from Heat Exhaustion . The heat generated by the Continuous Miner ( Electric over Hydraulic -- 4160 Volts @ 1000 Amps powering large Hydraulic Pumps and the Two large electric Cutterhead Motors ) and the Diesel Powered Haulage Trucks just added to the Heat problem . -- Colemanite , the material that we were mining , has a High Coefficient of Thermal Expansion ( the ability to resist sudden extreme temperature changes ) and was therefore used in the ablative panels on the Space Shuttles . ---- < Doc > .
@alexb.1320
@alexb.1320 4 года назад
Down the rabbit hole we go. Nice one.
@jw2218
@jw2218 4 года назад
I’ve always enjoyed your videos, especially the few you had Mr. McBride yelling at Mr. nibbles that was good humor.
@ADITADDICTS
@ADITADDICTS 4 года назад
Legend has it that to this very day, Mr. McBride is still yelling at Mr. Nibbles. As a matter of fact it was about 5 min ago when I set half my sandwich down on my work bench and the sob took off with my plate when I wasn't looking.🤨😁
@timothybarham6374
@timothybarham6374 4 года назад
@@ADITADDICTS Ah your alive, I wondered what happened to you.
@ADITADDICTS
@ADITADDICTS 4 года назад
@@timothybarham6374 Yessir! Loads of work and breakdowns plus the fires have curtailed me for a bit but not for long!
@olivei2484
@olivei2484 4 года назад
@@ADITADDICTS Well at least he left the sandwich.
@ADITADDICTS
@ADITADDICTS 4 года назад
@@olivei2484 😄
@gabem6362
@gabem6362 4 года назад
Great journey fellows ty for the upload .
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thanks for coming along!
@davekauffmanjr2069
@davekauffmanjr2069 4 года назад
That stonewood bourbon is from Germany and is still being made
@davidwhiteman5451
@davidwhiteman5451 4 года назад
The Poindexter Distillery RD #10, 6 th District Harrison County, KY (Est. 1850) pre-pro.com/midacore/view_distillery.php?did=DST211 Looks like prohibition was the end of the company.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thank you. I've been told that it isn't very good bourbon...
@georgeking9511
@georgeking9511 3 года назад
@@TVRExploring The bottle alone has "Rot Gut" written all over it! I'm sure it was a cheap way to go for the miner who worked so hard in there. I sometimes feel sorry for some of those old boys. That was a hard, hard life. A lonely life for many I'm sure.
@GlobeExplore
@GlobeExplore 3 года назад
so late to watch this cool video from my favourite TVR Exploring. Beautiful area nd mine.there they left so much stuff inside nd outside the mines but here they even dont left a single wood almost. Love nd Respect from Globe Explore
@davidmicheletti6292
@davidmicheletti6292 4 года назад
Indeed this is a very cool mine.
@vidzilla1
@vidzilla1 4 года назад
Great explore! Oh my god you must have a collapsed lung! N O T!!! Most people don’t realize the amount of energy used while crawling around in mines for hours, plus the Dirt dust. Well done.⚒🔦⛑
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thank you. Haha, yes, it is definitely not easy getting around these old mines!
@GOWIN8109837
@GOWIN8109837 3 года назад
20 ounces a ton on that vein at that point ? I would be sampling some of those vein remnants. Some of those on camera were pretty loaded.
@charlescrawford540
@charlescrawford540 4 года назад
So I'm sure its been discussed but what is that blue mineral in the gobbing? I find it so beautiful and intriguing!
@mauserdave
@mauserdave 4 года назад
Chalcanthite or Azurite. Likely Azurite
@wideyxyz2271
@wideyxyz2271 4 года назад
Cool video as always.....
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thank you! Cheers!
@davidsnider1703
@davidsnider1703 3 года назад
I wonder if the rabbits had help getting to that level. I've never seen one climb down ladders lol
@whiteiceslippy143
@whiteiceslippy143 4 года назад
Here in Ireland watching its lashing out of the Heavens.. Love these mine vids..
@VegasCyclingFreak
@VegasCyclingFreak 4 года назад
1:51 Great "entry foyer"
@breadcat6454
@breadcat6454 2 года назад
Man that shaft at the end in the waste rock pile looked pretty dangerous to get close to!
@judechandler5102
@judechandler5102 4 года назад
gotta love these vids.
@marklawson8346
@marklawson8346 4 года назад
Love your videos but what would they be mining for ? Keep doing what your doing I enjoy watching
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thank you very much. They were mining gold, silver, lead and copper here... If I have that information, I always put the history of the mine and what they were mining in the description below the video.
@srmj71
@srmj71 4 года назад
Man, you earned that one! With as hard as it was to get around down there, the high number of whiskey bottles makes sense. Talk about claustrophobia inducing. Weird thing is, I don't have claustrophobia. Top shelf video! I didn't think to look... have your knee pads?
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
The very day that I got home from this trip, I ordered knee pads. The problem I have now is that I'll get to a mine and think that, of course, I won't need them at this particular mine. So, I'll naturally leave them outside in order to cut down on the weight and then end up REALLY needing them. That is exactly what happened yesterday at a "little" adit I went into where we ended up spending more than six hours underground crawling over countless rock piles and slabs.
@SueGirling68
@SueGirling68 4 года назад
Hi Justin, a very cool find even though you were more like moles crawling around down there😂. A real shame it got destroyed by fire though, was it started deliberately or was it natural causes ??. Thank you for crawling around and sharing your experiences with us, much love. xx💖
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
I am certain that this fire was started by vandals as the hoist house was also burned and you could see where they also tried to burn the trestle...
@SueGirling68
@SueGirling68 4 года назад
@@TVRExploring That is so incredibly sad, why these imbeciles think it's a good idea I will never be able to fathom. x
@XanCalGil
@XanCalGil 4 года назад
That's a really steep hanging wall at the beginning.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Yes, it was!
@TheAudio1
@TheAudio1 4 года назад
Special thanks from all these boys to the inventor Levis Jeans.
@richardwarnock2789
@richardwarnock2789 4 года назад
So some haul off those tracks then some body burned the mine shute looked like Galeana lead SILVER and Nickle probably gold in there as well!!!; ) lots of Slim's cough sturip!!!; )
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Copper is in there too!
@unclejohnbulleit2671
@unclejohnbulleit2671 4 года назад
Seeing destruction simply for the sake of destruction is always a mournful experience. I've seen too many old buildings destroyed in that manner, it is always a loss of our shared history. Years ago my uncles barn went in that fashion. The mines burning could have been simple vandalism or it could have been an accident from someone making meth, which was what destroyed my uncles barn. This was a very fine video, and seeing a dry mine was a treat. Did you notice the unusual construction of the shovel you showed at the end? Very curious, I've never seen one like that before.
@ADITADDICTS
@ADITADDICTS 4 года назад
Those old shovels like that were riveted where the handle attached to the shovel head. We see them all the time but still cool nonetheless.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Yes, I hate to see these old sites destroyed simply for the sake of destruction... Given that the hoist house was also torched and that an attempt to burn the trestle was made, I am assuming it was simple vandals that did this. The meth lab is not an uncommon occurrence though. I have a mine in my backlog of videos that had a meth lab inside of it.
@russbaker672
@russbaker672 4 года назад
Famous last text: Hold my beer and watch me sledge hammer this 4x4.
@freekingawwsome
@freekingawwsome 3 года назад
You missed someone's arm on the ground over thier by that small Piller at 6;30
@TheGramophoneGirl
@TheGramophoneGirl 4 года назад
What was the ore in that mine?
@andrewhensley7140
@andrewhensley7140 4 года назад
Hi TVR I live in Portland Oregon and would like to find mines in my area to check out or even caves that are not explored much.. what's the best way to find these places?
@andrewhensley7140
@andrewhensley7140 4 года назад
By the way I appreciate your videos
@zlm001
@zlm001 4 года назад
Gly from Abandoned and Forgotten Places was the one who lined up those bourbon bottles to count them. If I remember correctly, he also showed a fire pit in the same mine which he thought was used by modern prospectors to smoke out bats. So maybe the modern protectors' fire got out of hand out maybe it was local drunks as you speculate. Sorry I don't remember the video, but maybe if you ask him which one you can see what was one accessable a short while ago.
@zlm001
@zlm001 4 года назад
I think I may be missing two of his videos together, he may not have explored that section of the mine before it burned. I did find his video though, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OqpqkaXNr74.html.
@mfree80286
@mfree80286 4 года назад
Lightning can do strange things...
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thanks for the link. Yes, I talked to him and he told me he'd been to this one... We haven't met in person, but our paths sure seem to cross a lot! Given that the hoist house and the trestle were also burned, I am assuming it was vandals responsible for the burning. I haven't heard of anyone trying to smoke out bats before. Is that a thing?
@mfree80286
@mfree80286 4 года назад
@@TVRExploring "Given that the hoist house and the trestle were also burned," I'd have to rewatch the video, but that's what I was getting at with "lightning does strange things". If a cloud to ground strike hit the hoist house, it could have traveled down any intact path (or even a trace path, if remnants of conductive material stay), into the rails, lighting fires wherever the separation to ground path supported a large enough arc. It's the first thing that popped into my head when I saw where the ties were burned, starting at one rail. Usually that's the last place to burn because the metal soaks heat away from the wood.
@alohathaxted
@alohathaxted 4 года назад
Whats a miners favorite Halloween candy? Gobbing.
@rosewhite---
@rosewhite--- 4 года назад
I hope the old miners made enough money to retire well after the sweat and toil they put in.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Unfortunately, they rarely did...
@brentkeller3826
@brentkeller3826 4 года назад
Meeting chamber: "Greetings, traveller! GOBLINS have been attacking caravans on THE DEEP PATH. Even as DROW drag off captives for their DARK RITUALS!" "Nope, no adventure hooks today!"
@Welzy79
@Welzy79 3 года назад
What the actual fark
@Scorpio75
@Scorpio75 4 года назад
You guys are crazy!
@mishellefoxx
@mishellefoxx 4 года назад
What's the story with having such small adits and passages? Were people smaller, or just didn't mind crawling around everywhere, every day?
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
This mine is old enough that they were digging everything out by hand. So, given how much work that represents, they had every incentive to make things small.
@StevenSchoolAlchemy
@StevenSchoolAlchemy 4 года назад
Right on!
@garybauer7574
@garybauer7574 4 года назад
Great vidieo
@geoffmorrow3956
@geoffmorrow3956 3 года назад
2:53 makes it look like you got a gun
@muleskinnermining8661
@muleskinnermining8661 4 года назад
7:16 Justin says “that’s a miner right there”. Nails it! Normally that type of activity would be reserved for after work. Past employment experiences tell me otherwise. Worked with a miner who used to pack whiskey in his thermos bottle. The fun started when he’d go for a cup of “coffee”!
@phillipfritz6176
@phillipfritz6176 4 года назад
Justin do those timbers REALLY help in keeping the back in place? Seems to me they are absolutely ludacris in supporting the weight of all that rock.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Some of the timber supports help keep the rock from collapsing, but they can also be placed to serve as an early warning system. In other words, if the rock is starting to buckle and sag, it may not be immediately perceived by the miner. However, if the rock is starting to buckle and sag on a timber, the timber will snap or bend in a quite obvious way. So, that will warn the miners that they have a problem.
@phillipfritz6176
@phillipfritz6176 4 года назад
@@TVRExploring Thanks for the explanation and quick reply...keep safe out there and thanks for your interesting videos.
@chrisackerley1842
@chrisackerley1842 3 года назад
Justin - at 30:32, it sounds like you are on a false floor! Did you notice that hollow sould? Or, am I just imagining it?
@greybushthegreat2391
@greybushthegreat2391 Год назад
Where is this mine? I would love to see it myself
@whiskeyinthejar24
@whiskeyinthejar24 4 года назад
Everyone loves sparkly gobbing.......
@SteveandSusiesHomestead
@SteveandSusiesHomestead 4 года назад
Awesome mine .. The tight spots had me breathing hard.. Not in a good way...Thanks
@worldtraveler930
@worldtraveler930 4 года назад
Thanks for your clarification otherwise things were getting Creepy.
@SteveandSusiesHomestead
@SteveandSusiesHomestead 4 года назад
@@worldtraveler930 lmao
@nickelmickel4170
@nickelmickel4170 4 года назад
Another Bobby dazzler.👍
@hunterpowell6860
@hunterpowell6860 4 года назад
where is this mine?
@AgentMattox
@AgentMattox 4 года назад
You need to get yourself a nice n95 mask for going through mines with all that dust.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
The problem is that I can't narrate for the videos with a mask on.
@archstanton9206
@archstanton9206 4 года назад
You guys busted yer behinds on that one. Wow. I know nothing, but it seemed like they were firing out chasing a vein in more directions than I can recall. A labyrinth. Street signs would have been helpful, LOL. Few things in life get to me at this point, Justin (as you can imagine) but people, and I use the term loosely, who get their jollies destroying our history is one of them. The government entities doing it is bad enough, but when morons who simply are being themselves do it it flat flames me out, (pun intended). Next time we have a private conversation I will tell you about one of these situations I was able to...well to intervene in. The knee is getting better, and we are plotting a trip around Thanksgiving. Hope you and yours are well.
@gabewhisen3446
@gabewhisen3446 4 года назад
Cool videos I dont have the self for that
@julis_garage
@julis_garage 3 года назад
I would be afraid of so much space
@roymarable5860
@roymarable5860 4 года назад
Anyone know what the blue mineral is?
@mauserdave
@mauserdave 4 года назад
Most likely Chalcanthite. It's a copper sulfide. The cinnabar is Mercury sulfide. Usually you'll find sulfide minerals together. Although it could also be Azurite. Copper carbonate/hydroxide
@graemecouch5010
@graemecouch5010 4 года назад
What did they mine there.?
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Gold, silver, lead and copper... For future reference, I always put that information in the description below the video.
@ericcorse
@ericcorse 4 года назад
There some interesting colors in the middle, I wonder if the red is Cinnabar.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Several geologists have told me that it likely was cinnabar... Definitely an interesting mix of minerals in this mine!
@ericcorse
@ericcorse 4 года назад
@@TVRExploring Thanks
@b-radumuck7903
@b-radumuck7903 4 года назад
When I see these back filled areas.. I wonder did someone hide something behind all that waist rock.. Maybe a vain of gold rich ore.. Or could it be a grave. I'd have to dig in to find out what's been burried or hidden away.. I know curiosity killed the cat.. But it's just so enticing to know what's hiden behind those back fills..
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
It is a fantastic way to hide something and I know of at least one mine where I missed a secret drift filled with high grade gold ore because it was hidden by back fill. I'm sure there are other things I have missed also... However, at least 9 times out of 10, it really will just be back fill. So, I'll have to wait until technology greatly improves or more determined people than me get in there to see those secrets revealed.
@b-radumuck7903
@b-radumuck7903 4 года назад
Could hide some bodies ... Just sayin.. Lol I'm sure it has happened...
@b-radumuck7903
@b-radumuck7903 4 года назад
Too bad we can't train a dog to sniff out gold or gold rich ore.. Id never take my animals into a mine cuz they might sniff up some dangerous dust
@matthanson6438
@matthanson6438 4 года назад
Love your videos man! so interesting from a historical and adventuring standpoint. Very exciting and nerve wracking at times too! Idk what your limitations are as far as video processing / what kind of camera you can bring in the mine, but you should look into getting a 60 fps camera! would probably make any moving shots buttery smooth. may even make the layout of the mine more understandable. would make your vids even more world fucking class
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Thank you. The problem isn't with the camera. It's the editing software that is doing that...
@matthanson6438
@matthanson6438 4 года назад
@@TVRExploring well shucks. but hey man be safe and may your adventures be long and interesting
@rolfsinkgraven
@rolfsinkgraven 4 года назад
Burning a mine is stupid, and it can make it impossible too access if there was onley one shaft down, je had a lot of crawling too do in there wow.
@beansinacan500
@beansinacan500 4 года назад
What state is this mine in?
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
It's in Nevada.
@SuperMika70
@SuperMika70 2 года назад
🤩
@rh5563
@rh5563 2 года назад
👍👍👍
@sharonreinhardt6323
@sharonreinhardt6323 4 года назад
Great 😊 and
@beavistechrock
@beavistechrock 4 года назад
Has nobody thought these are huge safety risks. Basically a kid trap. With it burned and collapsed thats one less place to lose someone.
@kellycraig5568
@kellycraig5568 4 года назад
How are kids going to get to this place? You think this place is next to a housing track? Get back in your bubble dipshit.
@theogdirkdiggler
@theogdirkdiggler 4 года назад
*"Stopey"* Lol
@cmpe43
@cmpe43 4 года назад
I'd prefer exploring that mine if it was filled with water.
@DFDuck55
@DFDuck55 4 года назад
Stonewood is not one of your better brands. One of their other flavors, "Smokey Monk" has been in the "Top 100 Worst Whiskeys" three times.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Haha, you know what's really funny? I specifically thought of you when I spotted that bottle... I saw it and thought, "Hmmm. I've never heard of that brand. I'll bet Duck Landes knows it or will look it up if he doesn't." Sure enough! Your research efforts and comments are always appreciated!
@nudge2626
@nudge2626 4 года назад
Looks like someone threw a molotov down the shaft. Theres a few videos on youtube of people doing that.
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Yes, and they also torched the hoist house and tried to torch that trestle... I'm not surprised such things are on RU-vid. Many people are inherently destructive.
@jamesgoodman6243
@jamesgoodman6243 3 года назад
I'm thinking they hit a small natural gas slip and when they detonated the dynamite it caused a catastrophic explosion that went thru the whole mine
@billdougan4022
@billdougan4022 4 года назад
I'm a cynical viewer; and I approve. lol @ 3:35.
@DanDeVoto
@DanDeVoto 4 года назад
Here's some info on the syrup can: trademarks.justia.com/715/55/tea-garden-drips-71555321.html
@derknobit2616
@derknobit2616 4 года назад
Think Gly did that one
@blurboards1
@blurboards1 4 года назад
Pretty sure I saw one of Gly's boot prints. lol
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
Yes, he contacted me and told me that he'd visited it last year. I haven't met him yet, but our paths seem to cross a lot!
@davidwood8400
@davidwood8400 2 года назад
I live in a ghost town
@SPARTAN085B
@SPARTAN085B 4 года назад
Hey Bud, can't mine dust cause cancer and all kinds of awful diseases?
@TVRExploring
@TVRExploring 4 года назад
No, not really, unless we're talking about sustained exposure to a narrow group of minerals.
@SteveandSusiesHomestead
@SteveandSusiesHomestead 4 года назад
under 15 ... Score
@davidwood8400
@davidwood8400 2 года назад
Ghost towns
@MiamiMillionaire
@MiamiMillionaire 4 года назад
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