A BIG thank you to all our viewers and Patreon supporters, thank you! 💗 We were exploring an abandoned ranch when she freaked out when she though she was going to be attacked by a ... #Abandoned #Exploring #ExploreWithUs
There’s always kind of a sad feeling when seeing abandoned places, places that were full of life now silent and forgotten, especially places like Chernobyl
I absolutely love ur videos and what's better than to watch a father & daughter exploring abandoned places!! Awesome. Keep up the great work you both do.
Great video. The old abandoned Manson home, the old flooded out depot and military doing maneuvers, man, packed episode here. Keep up the great searches and explorations.
Would love to have the 51/52 Ford Bus! Already have a 52 1.5 ton Ford F4 Dually. Surprised someone hasn't already drug it out of the desert. Still salvageable.
I love how adventures you guys are when i was younger i always was fasanated in ghost towns and old mine shacks watching you guys i am able to fufill my dreams Thank you. Mario from California
More advice from med retiree. Carry EPI PENS! With all the bees, etc. epinephrine pens might be a must have in case of reactions... and lots of gloves!
There was probably a old rail town there and once the rail line didn't stop there anymore for fuel and water the town died. A lot of those cars probably were dumped there or remained from the old town
That was a cattle to train load out years ago. There are many of them in the west. They were used through the 1960's. The railroads ran extra trains to move stocker cattle and kill cows to feedlots and packers in the fall. They would unload in the major stock yards. Omaha, Chicago, Milwaukee Los Angles and so many more places. On a regular bases the railroads loaded Fat cattle and cows for slaughter at these types of places. There was a whole schedule of when and what time the livestock trains were coming through...Another great piece of Americana lost...
Old Duff Do you think the multiple engine cars up front are for added torque & power for hauling? Or do you think they're just transporting them? I don't think I've ever seen that done on trains where I live (rural/suburban Upstate NY) and if I have seen it then I somehow never noticed. We don't haul cattle in the trains around here though, and they're usually shorter, (maybe 5-10 cars long at most through my area.)
The video is just starting and i gota say i get pretty excited to watch what you 2 have in store for us. It's alot of fun exploring with you since im always stuck at home lol.♡♡
Jefferson Webster Well I have a one year old son and i guess i kind of feel safer with us home. Don't get me wrong though i absolutely Lovee Nature and being outside.♡ I take him outside as much as i can but while he's so young i just feel comfortable being home with him. Once he's a little older though we'll be everywhere together and mabe do our own adventures♡♡ =)
thanks for another great video .love how you guys get out and explore and film for every one to see the old buildings and mines .be safe stay cool and hydrated out there
Someone else mentioned it, but this was likely some sort of desert town, likely railroad related. In the days of steam engines, it may have been a watering stop as there is obviously a spring that comes up there somewhere. Anyplace where there was water in the desert usually had some sort of population, even if only for the railroad. Over the years, the rail right of way has likely been moved and elevated to avoid flash floods.
These videos are amazing! Here in the UK we don't have those vast tracts of empty land like the US has, size obviously. So it's great to see these long abandoned places out in the back arse of nowhere. Really intriguing.
What a nice way to wake up with watching your interesting video, I wouldn't of stayed long either as hot as it was and the big hornets. I liked those buildings through and that bus. Thanks for the video!! And I am still waiting on part two with the metal detector and anything else you came across from the last video before this one. You both stay safe!! As always. Until next time!!.....
Love your videos. You guys take me to places I wish I could go. Just curious, have you ever come across other people while on your explorations. Also do you carry a sidearm just in case of trouble. Well I hope that trouble never comes your way. Keep up the great videos. Always looking foreward to watching your videos.
Just FYI, you can usually tell the date of manufacture of those old round headlights because a date is typically molded around the front edge of the glass.
You guys are amazing I love each and every video you post I hope their is more in the future I’ve been bindge watching you guys since Sunday and it’s Tuesday today lmao😂😂😂
Good work with the drone too. It shows the area :) One has to freak out when mr WASP is coming. Interesting place, good explore. Waiting for the coins Take care and thank you.
Those cars aree sooo awesome! Thank You for Your videos, they are really interesting. Just...let me advice...please use protection equipment in Your exploring. For instance, beekeeper caps(?) when You're going in these kind of places, boots for protecting from snakes... I enjoy Your videos, thanks!
i just found you and we are enjoy the vids - the bus is (as far as I can find) a 1957 Thomas Built. Having a interest in history your videos are a glimpse in places I could not goto in person so keep it up! By they way, The kokoweef mine, I lost a friend in there (not the one you went to the real dig) due to bad air. Since leaving California I haven't been back to the mine (we had stock in the dig, mainly for access and camping) Anyway, I could see if some of my old friend still have access- The Crystal Cave area.
Poor house. It looks like it was well loved. So sad to see it abandoned and rotting away. I just don't understand why people leave all their stuff when they leave
Love your videos even though I'm from the UK I find them very interesting I really look forward when I see that you have posted one. I do hope you take care when your out there plenty of fluids and a good first aid box we wouldn't want anything to happen to you both. Thank you so much for all the videos and all the editing you must have to do thank you so very much xxx
I just found out about your channel and i'm addicted already watched 6 videos today you inspire me to go out exploring myself! keep up the great work sir! =)
Lol, I jumped every time she did :) I really enjoyed this video, so much to see, thank you very much for taking us along on your adventure. Stay safe out there!
#favbando #EWUCrewexplore #EWUrewatch Liked and rewatching on my binge this month! Thanks for all the great content and making it so easy to rewatch your videos!
Great video. Wonder what happened to the cattle ranchers. Too bad the place was trashed by vandals. Don't understand why people do that. Area looks like Humboldt or, Elko. Thanks for taking time making the trip.
sometimes ranches down sized and would use that part of the ranch only when needed...sometimes calling that part of the ranch as camps...a cowhand would only stay there and watch over the cattle
Great to see you back again. I must admit I get withdrawal symptoms when I don't see you. Lol.😂 I hope I did my patron right, if not let me know. 😊 Your brave being around them hornets, the size of the type you get are really scary.
What happened to the jar that you were going to open what kind of coins did you find..and are you going to have a video showing that??!!! Would like to see how you both did!?
lol, who ever was there likes REDDS Apple Ale. Me too. Caught some trains on this one. Thanks for taking a close look at the old cars and trucks. It NEVER get anywhere near that hot here.
What amazes me..is that the Dept. of Public Lands or Interior, doesn't track down who owns or owned these ranches, mines, and cabins, and force the occupants to pay for cleanups, or for ecological damage. It boggles the mind how some folks have no shame. I know, it leaves you with new places to explore, but really are habitats for vermin and disease. Can you check that out for me? Be careful and safe explorations. This ranch was probably abandoned in the late 60's or early 70's, from the decor and model of vehicles..Frank T.,( California)
My personal hypothesis on the two lone adobe buildings by the railroad is that they were railroad work camps. Probably not lived in year-round, but only when workers were dropped off there and stayed for a couple weeks or whatever to do extended rail work or inspections. The construction is durable but also cheap, and looks like a lot of it could be just storage rooms. Better engines and rail construction made them unnecessary, eventually. Obviously I don't know this for sure, but that just seems to be the look of the place, especially with the location. Love the vids. My uncles would love those old cars; they're into restoring old clunkers into like-new pieces of history.
I was jumping out of my seat when Emma screamed. The helicopters, drone shot, and the music was better than a movie You don't know what you will find on this adventure.
Straight away when you mentioned snakes it's like uuggg! We dont have snakes killer bees or termites in NZ so theres no way I'd go exploring where you guys are....closest I'd get to all that is from behind my fone screen I how ever do love watching your channel 💜👍
Great vid, i would of been out of there like a shot after encounting a hornet....nasty bastard things!, do you carry an epi-pen in case you're stung by a nasty beast?!. Loved the old vehicles you found, its a shame they've been left that way, some of them are probally worth good money, the front end of the first bus is worth alot. Keep up the good work. All the best mateys!
Again, another great vid guys. Love your work and following your adventures. I have an interesting idea. I think its high time to let your daughter take the lead on a investigation/explore. Let her take lead camera and do the narration. Lets face it, she has been by your side for a long time - lets see what she has learned. Gotta start letting the explorers of tomorrow get their toes wet today. I think it would be interesting to see how she brings her own flair to vids.
Great video once again. I want to pack up and move out there...so much to explore, I'd be metal detecting every area also. Downside though, both of you must be picking ticks off your clothes constantly.
Thank you Chris. I am just waiting for the temps to come down below 100 to start metal detecting, better weather in Northern Nevada this time of year. We spray a lot of bug spray and permethrine, it does a great job of keep those nasty ticks off.
The drone filming is awesome. Would have been an awesome ranch at one time with animals inside those fences. And horses maybe being trained or kept in that big circle.
Super Epic intro shot, (undercarriage) & music. Then drone, too. • So, Cool, those old adobe structures. yeah, makes You really wonder. ● Hope You, Guys, are doing well in this 3rd in a row hottest Summer on record. (old man in office doesn't believe in Global Warming, phefft) And, You, Two, are out trudging 'round in it. (I understand, live in Phx., no A/C in Car, with avg 100+ days for Spring, Summer, Monsoon, & a part of Fall.) You dedicated Souls. • Appreciate what You, Both, go thru' to collect these Awesome vids for Us, Your Viewers. Thank You.. Stay Safe & Stay Well.. ; D
You go through so much to bring us these explores. And we all appreciate it. That bus! It was straight out of "I was a Teenage Cult Member!" (may not be an actual movie). I have visions of the bus driving into town, looking exactly like it does now, with cult members, and the driver looking like Slender Man, singing "God is in..... His holy kingdom...." *shivers* . I bet at least one of those cars was a hearse... Bwhahahahahaha. Crikey those trains were loud! That water pipe sticking straight up was probably from a water tank. Thank you for sharing with us. Killer bees and all! Cheers
