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The town is total tweakerville

i live like 5 min from clear creek i should check this out....................

I’m a gold miner from NorCal Humboldt area shout out to The New 49rs!!!

How do you get in the other side?

Come up in Siskiyou county

I grew up near this dam. Every year someone would die due to getting caught in an undertow. Still, it's a damn shame they tore it out.

Been in there more times than I can count always had to swim in due to being too fat for the top entrance

I have been watching a lot of your videos. I am down the road a bit near Yosemite. I got a question . Has there ever been a mine that was too sketchy to even go in?

How Fishy!

You can get in threw the water. We use to swim in the other side all the time and hold our breaths and swim in there. Never knew there was another way in there.

Creepy as hell!

As high school kids we went through this fish ladder back when it was in use, a bit scary but quite the adventure.

Great video, interesting to see this. Thanks for sharing, Ryan.

Back in the early 70's i was exploring the highland ridge road area by my house and i came upon an old metal cigar box sitting upright propped up by rocks like it was on display. I opened it and found a mining claim from just before the war with the guys name on it. I should have put it back in the can and put it back where i found it so others could have seen it but i took it home and lost it over the years. It had lasted there over 30 years undisturbed until i found it. We had a ranch further up the road. i think the road name is lost bridge rd. Anyways there was a gold mine on our property and we got water for our house from it. It was always flooded with water. I never went inside to see how far back it went. it was because the water was pretty deep. I've been thinking where this one you're exploring and it looks like its around the tom green mine rd area

Used to go gold mining with my dad. Dad had friends that offered to have us go out to their mine out off desert center out towards eagle mountains and or something. I don't quite remember but Eagle Mountain Desert Center area are well captured in my mind.. My father's friend parents owned the whole damn town. It was pretty cool. They had a copper sift table that was huge and everything including Dynamite was there. It's super awesome to do that. What an experience!

I actually worked in a active underground gold mine in the French gulch. Bullion river gold Corp in 05..... amazing place .

Thank you guys for exploring out there in French Gulch. Next to my property in Keswick there is an old silver mine.

It was a old gold mine, I was a guard there back in the early 80's. The owners there were Cooksly geophysics. I went into that mine and caught one of the rattle snakes and took it home for my two sons to play with. It was a good size mine about 2 or 3 hundred acres. I shot a few deer there. The snake was good too.

Was just exploring a mine on the far western border of shasta county. Some rich findings on the tailing unfortunately the mines have collapsed due to it being in a extremely remote and rugged area. But brought back some cool rock specimens. Most likely copper and nickel, mixed with iron ore tailings. Mostly copper.

There are supposed to be some good gold panning spots out at French Gulch as well. The Carr Fire hit the place pretty damned hard. 😔

Awesome! Do more with Tuggle!

What camera did you use? Very clear! You could use any form of gimbal.

Hell yeah!

When I get home I need to start editing and releasing the videos I made with you guys that day. Good episode.

Great episode my friend! I can’t wait to get back out there with you.

Awesome!

hell yeah dude!! I post my mine explorations on my channel too

Sick explore video I love exploring places like this!

My grandfather, Harold Harris, had a mine in French Gulch in the 1960's. I remember visiting him. He had a cabin on what seemed like a river. (I was pretty little then). I remember going to the river to get a bucket of water.

So they were mining gold and quartz you said? Definitely colorful I will give you that🫡😉

Jeeze, looks there are a lot of little mines around that place! That looks like its the Three Sisters if I'm not mistaken.

You need to invest in better lighting for mine exploring video.

Jeremy, from Exploring Shasta County History! Awesome to see you link up with a real historian of the area.

That vein looks promising

Quartz stringers and "yellow" denoting Lemonite. Apparently those miners were seeking gold. Neat that you found these two portals. Thanks for sharing.

Good job honey ❤👏🏻

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I love this video, baby. You are so talented 💖 I am so damn proud of you, honey for chasing your dreams and following your passion ❤️ ✨️ You are such an absolute light in my life! I love you more than anything 💛 😊

Really cool!

Those are promising looking mines! To me!

Wow! I am familiar with this area. I am not certain where we were at, but it was a dirt road hugging the side of the hill near French Gulch..... I sure miss my jeep.... anyways, the friend, who was with me, was standing at the edge of a cave and peering in. OMG! He fell in! He was about 6' 3" and over 200 lbs... I am 5' 7" and 120 lbs.... I was a toothpick..LOL I can laugh now. I had to pull him out. Great adventure, guys!

Here's my article/blog on the El Dorado mine for those who are interested. The pictures were taken years before Ryan's video was made. Enjoy, it here: exploringshastahistory.blogspot.com/2018/06/the-el-dorado-mine-on-mill-creek.html

Good stuff.

Awesome, video. I haven’t even started editing mine yet. Watching Robert slide down that slope was great action! Lol 😂.

Weeee

Nice to see Jeremy Tuggle make a cameo for your channel and Robert Frazier! Good job collaborating.

Do u think u can do 150

I’m interested I really need one