As a kid I grew up in this area and my cousins and I would ride our dirt bikes and quads to this location and explore. The smaller cave with the door frame I believe to be an explosives locker and my dad called it “Mo’s Cave”. He said a homeless man named Mo lived in that cave for a while.
@@justinadamson1588 Thank you brother! That’s great info! Too bad I couldn’t add these pieces of history into that episode, that would’ve been great. Have a good one.
another fantastic vid my brother ....love them History vids with the old vintage Phots....have been all over that mill sweeping up around the foundations ....keep'em coming and be safe out there
@@Askjeffwilliams That’s great my brother and hero! Did you find anything sweeping at the mill? Thank you for your encouragement and support, it means the world to me.
@@josephaggs7791 Very nice! Welcome to Dayton. My dad and his family are from Worcester, Massachusetts. I used to live in Springfield, Massachusetts when I was in the third grade.
@@josephaggs7791 There are some really good books that you can learn from. For me, whether online or offline I used them as a guide. It’s actually the hands on of prospecting and mining that I learned the most. Trial and error. What works for me may not work for you in some degree. Don’t be afraid to try different techniques and have fun doing it. I’m glad you’re with us brother.
