Another Impressionist painting mine! Definitely did not see a followable vein, but they just hacked around wherever they saw color. Would have hated being the guy responsible for hauling the ore out of the mine!!! I remember Carling Black Label beer in Ohio during the late 60's. That was a real find!
Glad to see you too out again. This is Emmett and my wife duty from the panhandle of flooks like Julie's foot is doing better. Enjoy your shows. Don't stop you do a great thing for people that can't do this kind of stuff. Really enjoy god bless
Hi Emmett. Glad that you and your wife are enjoying our explores. Thanks for thinking of Julie. Her foot is almost back to 100% after having surgery. We appreciate you watching and also the blessing!🙏😊
Tom and Julie, Another nice explore. The old beer can is from the Carling Brewery. An old brewery that was founded in Yorkshire England by farmer Thomas Carling in 1818. Carling opened it's first American brewery in Cleveland, Ohio in 1934. Thanks for taking us along.
Well, what an interesting mine and isn't it great to see how they built the doors around the shape of the tunnel, there must have been a lot of "guessing and measureing" to get them right but well done to them old timers, keep it up you two and stay safe .Cheers
Hi Brian and Mary. It's kind of a different mine from what we usually see with levels that are flat and actually level. That door is so cool to see. A real work of art. Glad that you enjoyed it, and thanks for commenting. Cheers!👍😁
Hi Scott. The mines in this particular area are very different from what we usually see. There are no flat levels. Everything is ramped and very tight or small. I don't really understand how they moved the waste and ore around. At least the colors were good. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Great mine. Loved the colorful minerals and that Carling can was really nice. And was that a square nail at the end? Don’t see many of those do you. Thanks for taking us along. Take care of each other and stay safe. See ya.
Hi Ed. Glad that you enjoyed the mine and colorful minerals. That was a hand forged square nail. It had a flattened end instead of a point that I had never seen before. It's almost like a duck bill. You're welcome, and thank you for the nice comment!👍👍😁
THANK-YOU for another great video , looks like Julies ankle / foot is healed . so it looks like Carling red cap ale was originally founded in 1818 in Ontario Canada , and then in 1934 started brewing in Cleveland OH. still made today in Britain . see you next time.
Hi Tony. You're welcome. Julie's foot is pretty much back to normal. Thanks for thinking of her. Thanks also for the information on the beer can. It's the first one like that that I've seen. See ya next time!👍😁
I consumed a fair amount of Carling Black Label when I was younger, but , until now, I'd never heard of their Red Cap Ale. I always enjoy you two and the fun videos. Thanks a lot!
@williamwintemberg Hi William. We had a nice Thanksgiving and hope you did, too. It really is nice country and a fun little mine. Glad that you liked it. Thanks for watching!👍😁
Hi David. You're welcome. That's the first Red Cap can that I've seen. Glad that you enjoyed the explore, and thanks for commenting. Merry Christmas to you, as well. 🍺🍺🍻
Hi Raiderman. You're correct that this is a strange layout for a mine. I guess every miner does things a little differently from the next guy. You're welcome, and thank you for watching!👍😁
Hi Jimmy. Hope you're doing okay. Yes, a fun little mine with good color. Thanks for watching and for the blessing. We are still keeping you in our prayers. 🙏👍😊
Hi Mike. Haha, you haven't heard of the man eating deer sub species? Seriously though, I know there are a few guys who shoot at a sound or a brief view of something when they have buck fever. Thanks for the chuckle!👍😁
Hi Eddie. I could be sitting on a nice beach with a cold beverage instead of going in a dangerous mine lol. Looking forward to seeing you and the crew at HT. Thanks for the comment!👍😊
@sc_mustang Thanks for the kind words. Our Thanksgiving was nice, although it was just the two of us. Hope your holidays are enjoyable. We appreciate the blessings!👍😊
Hello Tom Hello Julie Thank you for the Video an the Fotos of the Plsnts and the area . The mine looks old and some Kind destroyed by other miners . Very rough drifts no levels in the drifts . It looks a bit crazy in my view. Greeting from the Harz Mountains. Yours Frank Galetzka
Hello Frank. The mines in this area don't seem to have levels like most of the mines we see. I think they just follow the veins without moving any more material than is absolutely necessary. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Thanks for watching, and we hope all is well in the Harz Mountains.👍😁
@@TomandJulieMineExploring thank you for your Kind answer . I can say all is Well in our Familie and the Harz mountains are in good shape . Yours Frank
Tom and Julie, I am a big fan and enjoy all of your material. But as I was watching you guys thru that wash and I wonder if you ever think of that gold etc. just a thought. Stay safe!
We don't really spend any time actually looking for gold. Although if the price keeps going up, maybe we will. Almost all of these washes that we travel in have dig holes where people have dug below a boulder or other feature that would catch the heavier gold. So there must be some around. Thanks for watching and for the nice comment!👍😊
Nice explore guys! You’re my favorite mine explorers on TH-cam! I see that next Wednesday (12-11-24) you are gonna be visiting us up at the Tecopa Mines! We are really looking forward to your visit! Dan R.-Tecopa Mines
Hi Dan. Thanks for the nice comment. Yes, we will be in Tecopa on the 11th and back on the 12th if possible. Looking forward to the visit as we haven't been there for a while. See you then!👍😁
Julie impresses me as quite but fearless! Is there anything that scares her? Bats maybe?Any way, I do enjoy watching you two explore. How many folks worked a mine of this size? Thanks!
Hi Andy. Julie is naturally the quiet type and a very good mine explorer. You did hit upon her one dislike, and that is bats. We see loads of bats hanging/ sleeping in the mines. She doesn't like it when they fly at her head in such a small space. I wouldn't think there would be more than a few miners working on a small mine such as this. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
I notice the Carling can was labeled as an "Ale" instead of a beer. I always thought ales were heavier than beer and not as favored here is the US as abroad. Nice mine and great colors.
Hi Dave. I guess I don't really know what makes an ale different from a beer. That's the first Red Cap can that I've seen. Glad that you liked the colors. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Awesome video the Carling Red Cap Beer can was awesome and the old door, I think the beer may have been Canadian, Hercial has been in touch thanks you guys and keep up the good work, and merry Christmas to you both form me (Tom)and the family in the UK,
Hi Tom. That's the first Red Cap can that we've seen. I think that door was my favorite part of the mine. Glad that you've been in touch with Herschel. Thanks for the nice comment. Merry Christmas to you and your family. 👍😊
@TomandJulieMineExploring I've got a picture of an amazing door we found in an old lead mine in Cumbria in the north of England the door dates back to the 1850s and still looked like new I'll send it to Hercial so he can show it you guys when you next meet up
Incredible stills on the hike up. I particularly note the brush with deep reddish brown main trunk within. It's awesome you're aware of how much enjoyment the stills bring 👍🏼🤘🏼☕ I like your curiosity if the green growing on the rock walls or boulders. And that door and latch were very cool! The still with Julie next to the door and water tank are fantastic. Not just for scale, but it seems the wood tones and then the metal looked really good 💯 And, as ever, yuh gotta add a hint of danger 😜 I do hold my breath when I see Julie going down and goes out of sight around the corner. Then You, TOM, testing the two branches and sidewalls for stability. And Julie following 😏😝 I know you're experienced. Still, a huge sigh of relief every time 😅. Love the adventure and note the post for December 11th, 24. Though if you're doing a live stream, or producing a later video. The easiest for sure 😅, too close to relaxing season. 😎😜
That Carling Red Cap can is a good collectible according to a quick search. th-cam.com/video/rq6zv23vLjk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tYDec4AEWp6sqQLG there's a commercial shared too.
Hi Rick. Thanks for the detailed comment. I'm glad that you enjoyed the stills and explore in general. There were a few dangers here and there, but not too bad. Yes, we will be in Tecopa the 11th and 12th next week. I'm not exactly sure what we'll be doing. I'm anticipating helping out on a project of some kind. I know they have been working on the ladders in the Columbia Mine. Hope all is well in Minnesota. The Vikes are holding on by a thread.👍😁
Yeah, but just think how boreing thecworld would be with out you guys exploring the world where must of us can't go, we live through you, be safe and have fun,(for us...lol).
Hey guy's how's l8fe been treating ya'll? Enjoyed the video as always 😊 I want to wish ya'll and your family an awesome Christmas, take care be safe running out in the mountains and the mines. Ya'll are the best of the best catch ya'll on the next adventure 😅
@Bodacious-o9r Hey Gunny. All is well with us. Hope the same is true for you. Glad that you enjoyed the video. Merry Christmas to you, as well. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
A nice hike through the outback. Looks crisp weather wise. Stay warm and safe folks. Good to see Julie jetting ahead of you Tom.That mine was kinda all over the place? Was it a fold mine? Maybe a partime endeavor? Not a lot of artifacts but your climbing skills were needed . Thanks for sharing the experience guys. 🖤🖤🖤
Hi Jake. Glad that you enjoyed the hike. Julie is back to normal whatever that is. The mines in this area are a bit different, with small stopes and passages going all over the place. I think this was a multiple metal mine with copper, lead, silver, and gold. Definitely had to do some climbing. Thanks for commenting!👍😁
Hi Kevin. This one was gated but breached more than once. I saw where it had been re-welded only to be cut open again. I have never damaged a mine gate and never will. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Good, wonderful morning to my favorite Desert Rats. Out and about again. I believe you mentioned that you were in utah. I don't suppose you might tell me what part? I live in West Central, Utah, almost dead center in the States' west side. 90 miles from the Nevada border. Anyway, it looks like you found an old copper dig. There is a lot of those in western utah. It would be an honor to show you around my territory if the situation ever presented itself. Anyway, it's good to see you, and thanks for taking me along with you. And as always, be safe in all you do. Thanks again.
Hi Bob. This is in SW Utah. We are staying near Mesquite currently. There isn't a lot around here for us to explore. We do plan on getting up your way when the weather is warmer to visit the mines on the Utah/Nevada border. I don't want to say exactly where. I'll let you know if and when we get up there. Possibly in April when we head back to Central Oregon for the summer. Thanks for watching and for the nice comment. 👍😁
@TomandJulieMineExploring I'm still in the process of building and modifying the channel. I created it years ago but just started recently using it. I'm horrible at the long video still learning but I have a lot of shorts up. Thanks for the support you guys keep up the good videos 🤙
I love your videos and adventures! Thank you for featuring a Utah mine! How did you find this colorful mine? It is always fun and sometimes nerve-wracking to see you and the amazing Julie in these mines. I live in Orem near Sundance/Provo Canyon. Stay safe and have a wonderful Holiday Season!
Hi David. We're happy that you're enjoying our videos. We have been hiking around the SW part of Utah and checking out old waste piles from copper mines when we saw this one. Thanks for the nice comment and Happy Holidays to you!👍😁
@peterwaroblak166 Hi Peter. I'm glad that you enjoyed the explore. We travel for eight months of the year in an RV with limited space, so we don't do a lot of rock collecting. Also, many of the mines could still be covered by a mineral claim, so we wouldn't want to claim jump. This is in Utah. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
The hike up was interesting with unique rocks and vegetation. Not a well defined mine that one... Kind of where ever they found ore worth digging out..
Hi Max. Glad that you liked the hike. It's a bit different terrain and flora than we usually see. The miners were definitely following the mineral veins the easiest way that they could. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Hi David. Thanks for the nice comment. What part of Utah are you in. We haven't found a lot of good mines in the SW corner of the state. We will probably be back a bit farther north on the Utah /Nevada border in the spring. Thanks for watching!👍😁
Hi Phillip. I think that copper mines could be quite profitable if the right ore body was found. It's not in the range of gold prices, but the volume of it being mined versus gold is much higher. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
What a strange configuration for a mine, while I did see some ties with spikes for rail, there didn't seem to be any haulage passages. Could you see where any rail might have run? That Carling Red Cap can looks to date to the '60s. It's a long way from Tacoma, WA. to where ever you two are here in UT. Interesting old mine, thanks for bringing us along! ✌
@@ifixphns Yes, the few mines that we've been to in this area are all configured the same way. They have small stopes and weird passageways with no real levels or haulage adits like we usually see. I'm guessing they were worked by the same mining crews. That Carling can was fun to see. First one for me. Thanks for watching and commenting!👍😁
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Thanks!
Ten dollars will buy the two of you a couple of beers. Good video.
Thank you very much. We will hoist one in your honor.🍺🍺🍻😊
Another Impressionist painting mine! Definitely did not see a followable vein, but they just hacked around wherever they saw color. Would have hated being the guy responsible for hauling the ore out of the mine!!! I remember Carling Black Label beer in Ohio during the late 60's. That was a real find!
Hi Lesley. You pretty much said it all. I don't know how they moved the ore around. Thanks for the beer info. 👍😁
Glad to see you too out again. This is Emmett and my wife duty from the panhandle of flooks like Julie's foot is doing better. Enjoy your shows. Don't stop you do a great thing for people that can't do this kind of stuff. Really enjoy god bless
Hi Emmett. Glad that you and your wife are enjoying our explores. Thanks for thinking of Julie. Her foot is almost back to 100% after having surgery. We appreciate you watching and also the blessing!🙏😊
Love them Colored Rocks & Minerals! 😍😍😍
Hi Larry. The colorful minerals are sure fun to see. Glad that you like them. Thanks for watching!👍😁
Another fine explore! It got more colorful the deeper you went. Neat beer can. Thanks, T&J!
Hi Ralph. It's always fun to see some color on these mines. That's the first Red Cap can I've ever seen. Thanks for watching!👍😁
Tom and Julie,
Another nice explore. The old beer can is from the Carling Brewery. An old brewery that was founded in Yorkshire England by farmer Thomas Carling in 1818.
Carling opened it's first American brewery in Cleveland, Ohio in 1934. Thanks for taking us along.
Hi Rob. Thanks for doing the legwork on the beer can information. I had not seen one like that before. You're welcome. See you tomorrow!👍😁
I had not either. Good find. 👍 @@TomandJulieMineExploring
Bit of Cool Colors 😎 👌 👍
Thank you very much, Richard. You are very generous, and we appreciate you!💰💰👍😊
Well, what an interesting mine and isn't it great to see how they built the doors around the shape of the tunnel, there must have been a lot of "guessing and measureing" to get them right but well done to them old timers, keep it up you two and stay safe .Cheers
Hi Brian and Mary. It's kind of a different mine from what we usually see with levels that are flat and actually level. That door is so cool to see. A real work of art. Glad that you enjoyed it, and thanks for commenting. Cheers!👍😁
Thanks Tom and Julie for another great adventure in this old mine. The red cap beer can was a rare find.
We look forward to your next explore.
Hi Don. You're welcome. Glad that you enjoyed the adventure. That's the first Red Cap can that I've seen. Thanks for watching. See you next time!👍😁
Love the old mines,Thanks, Tom and Julie 👍
Hi Lloyd. Thanks for watching and commenting. We appreciate it!👍😁
As usual another adventure deep into the bowels of the earth. Exploring and finding interesting stuff!
Hi Rich. We're still out there doing it. Thanks for watching!👍😁
With all the green and red, I'd say they were mining Christmas 🎄 😅 Great find guys, very interesting mine layout.😮
Hi Scott. The mines in this particular area are very different from what we usually see. There are no flat levels. Everything is ramped and very tight or small. I don't really understand how they moved the waste and ore around. At least the colors were good. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Great mine. Loved the colorful minerals and that Carling can was really nice. And was that a square nail at the end? Don’t see many of those do you. Thanks for taking us along. Take care of each other and stay safe. See ya.
Hi Ed. Glad that you enjoyed the mine and colorful minerals. That was a hand forged square nail. It had a flattened end instead of a point that I had never seen before. It's almost like a duck bill. You're welcome, and thank you for the nice comment!👍👍😁
I enjoyed following you through the maze of twists and turns.nThank you for sharing.
@phillivingston8237 Hi Phil. You're welcome. Glad that you enjoyed the maze. Thanks for watching!👍😁
10.00 will buy a couple of beers for the two of you. Good video Tom and Julie.
A cold one always tastes good after being in a dusty mine. Thanks, we appreciate it!😊
Nice. Time for a nice cup of tea and a cake whilst I watch the intrepid twosome 😊. Stay safe, You two!!
Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed your tea time!👍😁
That beer can was really cool 😎😎
That the first Red Cap can that I've ever seen. Glad that you liked it. 👍😁
Excellent video , Thank you Terrific Tom and Lovely Julie. Also known to me as the "Dynamic Duo"
Haha, thanks for the chuckle. You've got the "Lovely Julie" part correct. I like your attitude!👍😁
Imagine how hard it was for the miners negotiating the passages and in particular getting the ore to the surface.
Hi Phillip. Yes, I don't really get the way this one is laid out. There seems to be no easy way to more the ore as you said. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
very nice thanks for sharing
Hi Jerry. You're welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting!👍😁
THANK-YOU for another great video , looks like Julies ankle / foot is healed . so it looks like Carling red cap ale was originally founded in 1818 in Ontario Canada , and then in 1934 started brewing in Cleveland OH. still made today in Britain . see you next time.
Hi Tony. You're welcome. Julie's foot is pretty much back to normal. Thanks for thinking of her. Thanks also for the information on the beer can. It's the first one like that that I've seen. See ya next time!👍😁
I consumed a fair amount of Carling Black Label when I was younger, but , until now, I'd never heard of their Red Cap Ale. I always enjoy you two and the fun videos. Thanks a lot!
I had not heard of Red Cap either before seeing this can. You're welcome, and thank you for the nice comment!👍😁
I hope you two had a super nice Thanksgiving. This is beautiful country. Cool mine. Thanks Tom and Julie!
@williamwintemberg Hi William. We had a nice Thanksgiving and hope you did, too. It really is nice country and a fun little mine. Glad that you liked it. Thanks for watching!👍😁
Thank you, Tom and Julie what a great explore. red cap can was awesome. minerals were to. Hope you two have a very merry Christmas. 🍻🍻⛏️⛏️⛏️🍺
Hi David. You're welcome. That's the first Red Cap can that I've seen. Glad that you enjoyed the explore, and thanks for commenting. Merry Christmas to you, as well. 🍺🍺🍻
Hi T&J! this one was interesting , didn't seem like it was laid out like most mines! thanks for bringing us along, stay safe!
Hi Raiderman. You're correct that this is a strange layout for a mine. I guess every miner does things a little differently from the next guy. You're welcome, and thank you for watching!👍😁
Nice little mine, lots of colors. Y'all really do a great job. Take care of each other see you next time. Bless you both.
Hi Jimmy. Hope you're doing okay. Yes, a fun little mine with good color. Thanks for watching and for the blessing. We are still keeping you in our prayers. 🙏👍😊
I don't think you guys will be prey for the deer,they are herbivores 😂, love the explore😊
Hi Mike. Haha, you haven't heard of the man eating deer sub species? Seriously though, I know there are a few guys who shoot at a sound or a brief view of something when they have buck fever. Thanks for the chuckle!👍😁
What a unique beer can. Thanks for the explore!
You're welcome, Roger. That was a cool can. I've never heard of that brand before. Thanks again for the $💰. 😊
😊 The things I do for entertainment. You guys go through some tight holes I'd never be able to do that. Can't wait to see you next month😅
Hi Eddie. I could be sitting on a nice beach with a cold beverage instead of going in a dangerous mine lol. Looking forward to seeing you and the crew at HT. Thanks for the comment!👍😊
I just love it when you guys go and do a mind you guys take care now and have a good holiday and a merry Christmas
Sorry I talked through it and this is how Google takes what you say and puts their own words in there instead I have a stupid phone love you guys
Hi Ginger. We're happy that you're enjoying our videos. Thanks for watching. Merry Christmas to you, as well!👍😊
No worries. Some phones have a mind of their own.😁
Love you guys. Hope y'all had a great Thanksgiving and an upcoming Christmas. Countless blessings for 2025 for you both.
@sc_mustang Thanks for the kind words. Our Thanksgiving was nice, although it was just the two of us. Hope your holidays are enjoyable. We appreciate the blessings!👍😊
Hello Tom Hello Julie
Thank you for the Video an the Fotos of the Plsnts and the area .
The mine looks old and some Kind destroyed by other miners .
Very rough drifts no levels in the drifts .
It looks a bit crazy in my view.
Greeting from the Harz Mountains.
Yours Frank Galetzka
Hello Frank. The mines in this area don't seem to have levels like most of the mines we see. I think they just follow the veins without moving any more material than is absolutely necessary. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Thanks for watching, and we hope all is well in the Harz Mountains.👍😁
@@TomandJulieMineExploring thank you for your Kind answer .
I can say all is Well in our Familie and the Harz mountains are in good shape .
Yours Frank
@@frankgaletzka8477That's good to hear!
Tom and Julie, I am a big fan and enjoy all of your material. But as I was watching you guys thru that wash and I wonder if you ever think of that gold etc. just a thought. Stay safe!
We don't really spend any time actually looking for gold. Although if the price keeps going up, maybe we will. Almost all of these washes that we travel in have dig holes where people have dug below a boulder or other feature that would catch the heavier gold. So there must be some around. Thanks for watching and for the nice comment!👍😊
Nice explore guys! You’re my favorite mine explorers on TH-cam! I see that next Wednesday (12-11-24) you are gonna be visiting us up at the Tecopa Mines! We are really looking forward to your visit! Dan R.-Tecopa Mines
Hi Dan. Thanks for the nice comment. Yes, we will be in Tecopa on the 11th and back on the 12th if possible. Looking forward to the visit as we haven't been there for a while. See you then!👍😁
It was nice meeting you, Dan. Julie and I had fun with you guys! Thanks for the nice gift.❤
Thanks!
Hi Richard. Thanks for your generosity. We appreciate you!💰💰😊
@TomandJulieMineExploring The least I can do for my favorite mine explorers. Enjoy 😉
@@richardbeee😊
The first washout was initially excavated by heavy equipment possibly as the area was secured after the fire.
Hi David. That's pretty observant of you. I figured it was a plain old washout. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Julie impresses me as quite but fearless! Is there anything that scares her? Bats maybe?Any way, I do enjoy watching you two explore. How many folks worked a mine of this size?
Thanks!
Hi Andy. Julie is naturally the quiet type and a very good mine explorer. You did hit upon her one dislike, and that is bats. We see loads of bats hanging/ sleeping in the mines. She doesn't like it when they fly at her head in such a small space.
I wouldn't think there would be more than a few miners working on a small mine such as this. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
I notice the Carling can was labeled as an "Ale" instead of a beer. I always thought ales were heavier than beer and not as favored here is the US as abroad. Nice mine and great colors.
Hi Dave. I guess I don't really know what makes an ale different from a beer. That's the first Red Cap can that I've seen. Glad that you liked the colors. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Awesome video the Carling Red Cap Beer can was awesome and the old door, I think the beer may have been Canadian, Hercial has been in touch thanks you guys and keep up the good work, and merry Christmas to you both form me (Tom)and the family in the UK,
Hi Tom. That's the first Red Cap can that we've seen. I think that door was my favorite part of the mine. Glad that you've been in touch with Herschel. Thanks for the nice comment. Merry Christmas to you and your family. 👍😊
@TomandJulieMineExploring I've got a picture of an amazing door we found in an old lead mine in Cumbria in the north of England the door dates back to the 1850s and still looked like new I'll send it to Hercial so he can show it you guys when you next meet up
@@Olminer66 sounds good. Thanks!
Thank you, Tom & Julie!
You're welcome, Jimmi. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Incredible stills on the hike up. I particularly note the brush with deep reddish brown main trunk within. It's awesome you're aware of how much enjoyment the stills bring 👍🏼🤘🏼☕ I like your curiosity if the green growing on the rock walls or boulders.
And that door and latch were very cool! The still with Julie next to the door and water tank are fantastic. Not just for scale, but it seems the wood tones and then the metal looked really good 💯
And, as ever, yuh gotta add a hint of danger 😜 I do hold my breath when I see Julie going down and goes out of sight around the corner. Then You, TOM, testing the two branches and sidewalls for stability. And Julie following 😏😝 I know you're experienced. Still, a huge sigh of relief every time 😅.
Love the adventure and note the post for December 11th, 24. Though if you're doing a live stream, or producing a later video. The easiest for sure 😅, too close to relaxing season. 😎😜
That Carling Red Cap can is a good collectible according to a quick search. th-cam.com/video/rq6zv23vLjk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tYDec4AEWp6sqQLG there's a commercial shared too.
Hi Rick. Thanks for the detailed comment. I'm glad that you enjoyed the stills and explore in general. There were a few dangers here and there, but not too bad.
Yes, we will be in Tecopa the 11th and 12th next week. I'm not exactly sure what we'll be doing. I'm anticipating helping out on a project of some kind. I know they have been working on the ladders in the Columbia Mine.
Hope all is well in Minnesota. The Vikes are holding on by a thread.👍😁
@@TomandJulieMineExploring The Vikes fighting for that win 😎😜
@RickNelsonMn I'd like to say that there is never a doubt about the Vikes winning, but I'd be lying.
@TomandJulieMineExploring 😜💯😏😂
Lots of helmet testing. Cool wee mine and braw scenery. Aw the best from Scotland.
Hi Mark. Yes, the helmets get a good workout in these tight mines. Glad that you enjoyed the mine and scenery. Thanks for watching from Scotland!👍😁
Yeah, but just think how boreing thecworld would be with out you guys exploring the world where must of us can't go, we live through you, be safe and have fun,(for us...lol).
Hi Mike. Thanks for coming along on the adventure through the video. At least while watching from home you don't get as dirty as we do. 👍😁
Hey guy's how's l8fe been treating ya'll? Enjoyed the video as always 😊 I want to wish ya'll and your family an awesome Christmas, take care be safe running out in the mountains and the mines. Ya'll are the best of the best catch ya'll on the next adventure 😅
@Bodacious-o9r Hey Gunny. All is well with us. Hope the same is true for you. Glad that you enjoyed the video. Merry Christmas to you, as well. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Thanks guys 😊
You're welcome, Linda. Thanks for commenting!👍😊
Yall should explore out in golden valley.
Near Kingman? We plan on getting over there early next year. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Nice specimens. Nothing like y'all with coffee in the morning.
Hi Richard. Glad that you enjoyed the mine. Thanks again for the $$!😊
A nice hike through the outback. Looks crisp weather wise. Stay warm and safe folks. Good to see Julie jetting ahead of you Tom.That mine was kinda all over the place? Was it a fold mine? Maybe a partime endeavor? Not a lot of artifacts but your climbing skills were needed . Thanks for sharing the experience guys. 🖤🖤🖤
Hi Jake. Glad that you enjoyed the hike. Julie is back to normal whatever that is. The mines in this area are a bit different, with small stopes and passages going all over the place. I think this was a multiple metal mine with copper, lead, silver, and gold. Definitely had to do some climbing. Thanks for commenting!👍😁
I'm surprised you found an open mine here in Utah; a lot of them were closed by the Forest Service at the end of 1975-1980s.
Hi Kevin. This one was gated but breached more than once. I saw where it had been re-welded only to be cut open again. I have never damaged a mine gate and never will. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Good, wonderful morning to my favorite Desert Rats. Out and about again. I believe you mentioned that you were in utah. I don't suppose you might tell me what part? I live in West Central, Utah, almost dead center in the States' west side. 90 miles from the Nevada border. Anyway, it looks like you found an old copper dig. There is a lot of those in western utah. It would be an honor to show you around my territory if the situation ever presented itself. Anyway, it's good to see you, and thanks for taking me along with you. And as always, be safe in all you do. Thanks again.
Hi Bob. This is in SW Utah. We are staying near Mesquite currently. There isn't a lot around here for us to explore. We do plan on getting up your way when the weather is warmer to visit the mines on the Utah/Nevada border. I don't want to say exactly where. I'll let you know if and when we get up there. Possibly in April when we head back to Central Oregon for the summer.
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@@TomandJulieMineExploring OK. That would be awesome
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Hay if you have never seen this give it a look. Diggers map
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Awesome video guys, happy holidays and you guys be safe out there 🤙
Thanks for the comment. Happy holidays to you as well. Just subbed to your channel and will check out some videos as time allows. 👍😁
@TomandJulieMineExploring I'm still in the process of building and modifying the channel. I created it years ago but just started recently using it. I'm horrible at the long video still learning but I have a lot of shorts up. Thanks for the support you guys keep up the good videos 🤙
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I love your videos and adventures! Thank you for featuring a Utah mine! How did you find this colorful mine? It is always fun and sometimes nerve-wracking to see you and the amazing Julie in these mines. I live in Orem near Sundance/Provo Canyon. Stay safe and have a wonderful Holiday Season!
Hi David. We're happy that you're enjoying our videos. We have been hiking around the SW part of Utah and checking out old waste piles from copper mines when we saw this one. Thanks for the nice comment and Happy Holidays to you!👍😁
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Thats a Hobbit door!
Hi Dave. I like that door quite a lot. The catch/closure is cool. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Great explore! do you guys have a good collection of mineral specimens? What part of the world is this?
@peterwaroblak166 Hi Peter. I'm glad that you enjoyed the explore. We travel for eight months of the year in an RV with limited space, so we don't do a lot of rock collecting. Also, many of the mines could still be covered by a mineral claim, so we wouldn't want to claim jump. This is in Utah. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
The hike up was interesting with unique rocks and vegetation. Not a well defined mine that one... Kind of where ever they found ore worth digging out..
Hi Max. Glad that you liked the hike. It's a bit different terrain and flora than we usually see.
The miners were definitely following the mineral veins the easiest way that they could.
Thanks for the comment!👍😁
Did they backpack the ore out of the mine back then??? Strange no rail or flat surface anywhere???
Lots of questions about this operation ???
Good question, Phillip. I don't quite understand how the ore moved, either. It's not a traditional layout for a small mine. Thanks for commenting!👌😊
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Great job Tom and Julie.
Next time you're in Utah, please let me know. I'd like to join you on a mining adventure if at all possible.
Hi David. Thanks for the nice comment. What part of Utah are you in. We haven't found a lot of good mines in the SW corner of the state. We will probably be back a bit farther north on the Utah /Nevada border in the spring.
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I know of a few mines I'm central and northwestern
Utah a few in sw utah
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I didn’t think copper was worth very much at that time, but I’m no miner and have limited knowledge about it 😢
Hi Phillip. I think that copper mines could be quite profitable if the right ore body was found. It's not in the range of gold prices, but the volume of it being mined versus gold is much higher. Thanks for the comment!👍😁
What a strange configuration for a mine, while I did see some ties with spikes for rail, there didn't seem to be any haulage passages. Could you see where any rail might have run? That Carling Red Cap can looks to date to the '60s. It's a long way from Tacoma, WA. to where ever you two are here in UT. Interesting old mine, thanks for bringing us along! ✌
@@ifixphns Yes, the few mines that we've been to in this area are all configured the same way. They have small stopes and weird passageways with no real levels or haulage adits like we usually see. I'm guessing they were worked by the same mining crews. That Carling can was fun to see. First one for me. Thanks for watching and commenting!👍😁
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