Staying in old Miner's Cabin (near Yellowstone) in Snow 

Thanks for stopping by Steve!! I hope you're feeling better from that flu. If you ever travel down through Utah or Montana let me know!

@@RyanThayne Souls, when you find the narrow road to heaven / keep walking in it. lucifer = 1 Peter 5:8 Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour: he+ll love to keep you an ignorant fool. knowing not where you go, who you are, nor why life is. Luke 13:3 I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. John 3:7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again. Matthew 7:21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. Soon the MOTB shall be share to all. It becomes a real choosing between MAMMON AND GOD> Joshua 24:15 And if it seem evil unto you to serve the LORD, choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD. Deuteronomy 30:19 I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live: And before you take me as a “troll” and “spam”, bother to watch all my 7 playlists, dear soul.

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I've Only camping in mountain but I really enjoy peaceful mountains and All wild Life fish 🐟

Chery, thanks for your concern. I've spent my entire life in these mountains (our cabin is only a few miles away) so I was prepared for just about anything, except Hantavirus, including being snowed in. Just because I don't show something on camera doesn't mean I don't have it (like extra food, water, and supplies in the car), and as for the gloves, you can see me wearing them in the video lol, but I have to take them off to adjust the settings on my camera. The wild things were there first like you mentioned. That's why I left. All the people who think I should have stayed either don't know about Hantavirus, or don't care if I live or die, but I do.

Ditto

I agree with u. I am stuck also once in the mountains with lack of all needy stuff, extremely cold rainy drops and a sudden change river’s water colour and sudden rise water level scared us so much, we were trapped in the valley nearby river with kids.

Thanks Scott. I'm not afraid of mice. I'm afraid of the deadly diseases you can get from staying in mice infested buildings like this. Just google Hantavirus.

@@RyanThayne trust me, having lymes disease multiple times, I get it. Again, thanks for the video. Loved it

Thanks Janet, I'm glad you enjoyed.

Thanks Bruce! Great comment.

I've lived in Montana for 54 years. And live fairly close to Yellowstone Park. (As the crow flies) BUT I didn't know there was an actual town called Yellowstone. As you said in your comment.

Yeah, it's hard to sleep on the floor with mice running around

Probably not.

Lol

Thank you sir!

He said that it used to be a miners cabin. At one time it had belonged to Horn Miller, ‘the toughest man in Montana.’

Thanks! I cut it myself 😎

Thanks Cameron, I am jealous of your coming winter adventure. I've always wanted to put trail cams up there too, or even just in front of our cabin. I'd love to see what walks by when we aren't there. Have a fun trip!

I have 9 cameras scattered around my property just east of the dump. Other than some foxes, there hasn't been any action in a while. I've gotten moose and bison, but nothing more exciting. Yet. I'm thinking I'll put a couple out by the trailhead next summer and see what I can see. @@RyanThayne

Thanks Carol. I think some of the mining stuff I was trying to find (old rusty machinery) is on Lulu Pass and I was looking on Daisy Pass.

Thanks Kurt. Likewise I've always been fascinated with Australia. Would love to visit someday!

Thanks Lisa

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.

Agreed, the best

Its an old norwegian «song»😊

Thanks so much!

Thanks RC, Merry Christmas!

Thanks Helen

Thanks Lisa. I'm not afraid of mice, they were cute. I'm afraid of dying from Hantavirus.

Thanks for watching!

Wow, it sounds like you have had some really cool adventures! Thank you for the insightful and supportive comment. Nobody else seems to understand why I left after seeing the mice, so thank you for validating me.

@@RyanThayne You're welcome Ryan. If you don't mind a bit of elaboration, I had a couple miserable nights of backpack camping in my early twenties that has made me eschew, as much as practical, camping in spots frequented by other campers. The first one was under a big boulder that cantilevered over a flat spot directly beside the Suiattle River Trail in the Glacier Peak Wilderness in Washington State in about 1970 as I recall. It looked like an absolutely perfect place to spend a night without having to pitch a tent. A spring actually flowed within a yard or two of the rock! Unfortunately, the spot had looked perfect to countless previous hikers too. Food crumbs scattered about the site had evidently made it an even more perfect campground for hordes of mice--well, hordes to me, though they wouldn't seem so to an Aussie who had ever experienced mouse hordes on that continent. I got very little sleep that night as I was repeatedly awakened by feeling the little critters scampering over my sleeping bag, and even the sounds of them chewing on the remaining portion of a Hershey's Chocolate With Almonds bar that I hadn't finished that evening. (I had placed it in my hat, which I then placed just beyond the stuff sack I used as a pillow so that I would have it handy should I desire a late night snack--I was not very bear-aware in those days.) One incident was not enough to impress the lesson evidently, because I pitched camp beside the Elwha River in an obviously well-used site a few years later. There, ants were the pest! Since then, I've made it a point to seek out secluded and undisturbed sites for my camps as much as practical. Seeing, and smelling, how badly some people foul the near vicinity of campsites with their own waste has confirmed my preference all-the-more over the decades elapsed. Learning about vector-borne diseases has simply reinforced the lessons!

@@RyanThayne Yes, hantavirus is a real thing. I would have left too and have left in similar circumstances.

Thanks Georgia!

Thanks Donna, I appreciate your comments!

@@RyanThayne so beautiful

Hahaha, that's actually pretty good. 😂

Thanks Becky!

Thanks for the concern. I was prepared for all the scenarios you mentioned, except for mice. So yes, contracting hantavirus was my biggest issue.

Thanks, I hope so too! 💩☠️

thank you!

Thank you! I'd love to visit your beautiful country someday!

@@RyanThayne most welcome brother

Thanks Janetta! Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks! glad you enjoyed it

Very true. The version I used was from the RU-vid library and they made me copy/paste the audio credits exactly how they are.

I've been chased out by racoons twice! 😅

Thanks Mark

I actually tried using that, but it's copyrighted. Even tried using my own version and the melody still got copy striked.

They were broken and slanted quite badly.

he left because of Mice you think he is sleeping on uneven pavement lol he shudda used the bear spray on those meeces

Thanks Hilary! Merry Christmas and thanks for stopping by!

@@RyanThayneno, thank YOU! Oh and I forgot to ask… why’d you park so far away?🤔

@@Hilhub 😂😂

Thanks Eric!

Pretty sure the big mining companies that moved in later tore it all down. Then they had to clean everything up when they left, but I'm glad they left this cabin.

I agree! Unfortunately its copyrighted. You can't even use a cover of the song, but it would have been perfect.

I said don't ask! 🤣