I am soo glad that Laura is with you. As a matter of fact, you two make a great couple❤! Thank you both for another great video. We really appreciate it!!!! At least I do. Take care until Saturday and I will definitely be looking forward to it.
My view on what sets you apart. The key ingredient is your personality. But other things that keep me interested: geology, getting into the miner's heads on what they were doing, examining artifacts no matter how minuet, yes your rants :-), camera work and editing, mine history, and of course Laura's contribution. Put all that together and THAT's what makes the difference ... to me anyway. Working as a team has also got you into a lot that would be ill advised to do alone. Take care! Post edit. And the drama of the Bob saga. Nothing like a.little drama to spice it up. I know it was frustrating for you, but life's little twists add a human element to your adventures. Take care II
Agree I also enjoy lost mines the 2 European fullas but that’s purely because they get in medieval mines, mines from the 1700 but production quality is no match
Gly, I follow a couple of others, mainly Tom and Julie, they do a great job. I think why you (and Laura) are my favorite, it's your personality and dialog. There's no "dead air" that I've seen on some of the other mine channels (not being critical of others, just different styles.) And your style comes across as if we the viewers are walking right behind, you, come across as conversational, not just "dialog." Growing up in Southern California, when I was a kid I grew up exploring mines with my dad, Rodman Mountains, Ord Mountains, Panamint Mountains, etc. but that's been decades ago. I love going "through" the mines with you and Laura. My favorites are the incredible archives you run across and how you explain them to us, history, etc. Also love when you talk about the geology part. I think that's another thing that sets you apart. You tend to get deeper into the sharing of all the types of rocks and minerals. I find that fascinating. Would love to hear more about the different types of minerals and veins. One question for you. In this mine, there was a small section where it narrowed quite a bit and then opened back up wider. Was there a specific reason they did that? Love to see you, Laura and Tom and Julie meet up sometime for a mine explore. Take care, be safe and thank you for educating, enriching and entertaining us
Hi Gly & Laura from Aberdeenshire in bonnie Scotland uk.Gly i have been watchin your channel oh for about 6 yrs now and i have watched every episode you made twice.I just love they way you 2 have made it so much better it was great before then but having Laura just puts the cherry on top of the cake. Tosh quinn 😅
Hey, No foul... We all get tired, and those things happen. If somebody wants to nitpick your dialogue during these fantastic adventures, well they're probably the kind of person that would complain about being hung with a new rope. 😂. Anyway, keep these fantastic videos coming. Back in the days I was a caver. And I miss those days. Seeing you and Laura go underground and describe all the cool things you see, I really feel like I'm right there looking over your shoulder. Thank you again. ❤❤❤
We have really enjoyed the many videos, and the educational stroll through what is out there. So often I tell my wife I would love to go see some of the places you have documented. Your and Laura’s personalities are great, feels like we know you guys! Thank you all very much! Hope to someday experience some of the joy you guys have brought to the screen myself.
@Gly Thanks for the efforts both so we could enjoy the explore. Also Gly, thanks for sharing a bit about your dear dad. You are "Gly coolness" and definitely had a "Daddy cool"
Gly I tend to look a lot at the geology of the mines that you explore. There are some mines that you've explored in the past that I've gone back and re-watched because they were very interesting. I love it when you take time to explain some of the geology of the mine without going to deep unless there's actually good reason to do so to explain why the miners were choosing to do something. I've learned a lot about mining by watching your videos. I like that you stay safe and don't do stupid things just to get attention. I also like that you keep your language family friendly.
You may call this , The Arrow mine. Loved your dialog over the Thunder Ridge mine, and the dollar bet. You guys have a unique talent together, good chemistry, appealing too many of us who follow you, Hutzpah, that's it. The Howard Carters of mines, no mummies included. Sure have mu okie dokie.
What really got me into your channel was that episode where you all went to that tomb mine. Where the miners all died in that collapse and you were under it in the rescue build part. I still think about that occasionally, it was incredibly powerful. You were respectful and informative. I don't want you to do dangerous stuff, but I think more tributes to falling miners would be nice. So they dont get buried and forgotten over time.
Ahhh, the Silver Souls mine. Yes, that was quite an explore and it kind of broke my heart when Gly got to as far as the rescuers/recoverers were able to go. God rest their souls.
what you have is a light hearted approach as lnterestng ones and do a good job of showing, frank is always in a hurry, .Tom and Julie have found some interesting ones, I always am locking forward to the next adventure you two will bring us, have fun. and stay safe. Bill.
There's only one other group that I like to watch besides yours and that is Tom and Julie I really enjoy their content as well .I like yours mostly because of the narration which is great. I love the geology that's my biggest interest, and being able to see in the ground. And going where those miners went and seeing what they did, the amount of hard physical labor that those people did blows my mind. When I see where they pulled ore out of those Stopes and drifts and raises some of the places that they pulled that ore up and out just boggles my mind how they did it. it looks to me like it would have to have been done a bucket full at a time. Anyway keep up the good work we enjoy it and I hope you have many years to come thank you.
Hi Gly and Laura thanks for another great adventure and all your efforts. Huge amount of work the miners did for very little again. Good quality camera work and of course the presenters are reasonably good 😅 I'm disappointed surely you are going to complete the silver fortune to thunder ridge incline shaft and extra levels.... please 😊 stay safe thanks again
I am also a fan of your personalities. You make it fun while also teaching about what and why the miners were doing what they were doing. I'm really not a fan of the folks that just rush through a mine just to get it documented on camera. The miners back then worked their butt's off and I think it's great that you show off just how hard they worked. Thank you both for working so hard to bring this to all of us.
Could you give a quick class on how the samples are assayed ? Does the head minor know what to look for in the samples? Do they need certain chemicals or equipment on site to judge the samples?
Laura adds a lot to this channel. Another dimension and view. I was betting on a winze in that drift. I have a feeling that the crazy prospector, miner, and geologist would have gone bananas in that mine. My feeling is that what you referred to as a steam engine last week was an air motor. Air would have been easier to pipe and steam would have lost too much temperature. Also, the lack of obvious grease and oil residue in the area. I like to see how the mine was worked. How all the material was moved. Track, cars, hoists, etc. and the evidence of such. Cans and bottles are of less interest. I also am very interested in the wood and timbering used. Species, ring count, density, framing (joints), etc. dave
she does, same as when Sharon joined Frank on his adventures. being able to bounce conversations off some one else other than talking into a mic for hours on end add's a lot for the viewers.
I only follow a few mine explorers on the TH-cams, and as far as I know there's only a couple other male and female teams. I find you and Laura engaging and easy to watch, you both bring me fresh knowledge with every explore. I really enjoy following you two along, and I like to geek out at the geological morphology you document. Finding the fault zones, strikes, contact points and mineralization, and then visually tracing all that in the rock as you push further into your explore, and (as another viewer commented) getting into the head of the miners. So please, continue to point those features out. Artifacts? I find the equipment and infrastructure quite interesting, especially in the older mines where native timbers and rudimentary ore chutes are found. Please, don't skip that stuff! :) Do you and Laura plan a return into the Thunder Ridge Mine that you solo'ed in the past year or so? That place was EPIC! I've only gotten to Ep. 37 in the past month of starting at your beginnings, I'm sure I'll see more mines that boggle the mind that you've uploaded. Keep up the great work, Gly and Laura. Stay safe!
I live in nova Scotia Canada and love the videos because you show things and places I will never be able to see . With that being said keep up the great work
You brought me into you group like a friend and the education you give is above and beyond. I’ve watched other videos and the places are neat and some cool artifacts but the videos are kind of boring because they really don’t explain anything thing. And now with Laura as you said you now have 4 eyeballs and she can help you out so you can explain even more cool stuff. Love the channel, just keep doing what you’re doing and I know it’s just growing and getting better. Keep safe and healthy
Gly Coolness,there’s no need for You to apologize for any “mistakes” made.If that’s all that people are complaining or criticizing about then,they’re really not fans they’re just curmudgeons !
Laura, I'd like to thank you for answering Gly's call, week by week you become more settled and it's lovely to see your subtle humour ("The Hoe from a while ago", etc...) begin to shine. Gly, it's great to see you happier and more able to push the limits a little more now you have a wing woman. God bless you both, much love and Stay Safe x
I've watched all your videos. I find you guys are pretty normal people. You aren't reckless like some other explorers I've seen but that's okay. I hate to see anyone getting hurt. Although I have seen Gly go in a couple scary places. One mine had big slabs of sharp rock dangling from everywhere. My dad had a comb over too. 😂 I hope to see him again one day. (John 5;28,29, Psalms 37;29, Revelation 21;3,4) My son died last year too. I hope to see him when the dead are resurrected back to life on earth in the future.
Dear Gly & Laura, May I just start off by saying , Thank you. The risk that you take by entering all of the abandoned minds are dangerous, and life-threatening. I imagine there have been many lives taken in the mines. I have been following abandoned and forgotten places since the beginning . ♥️💕♥️ Remember as kids we would lay on the ground and we would see different formations, and different faces and things in the clouds? I do the same thing when we go into the mines. 🥹 I think I see all kinds of crazy things in the rocks lol . ( faces, lizards, all kinds of stuff) Since discovering the mines w/ you, Randy❤, Mr M, and Beautiful Ms Laura, I started collecting. ( I will definitely be bidding) Would LOVE that sample to add to my collection. Gly… You are definitely the King of mines, and Ms Laura is definitely the Queen of mines. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ You hit the jack- pot w/ her. A very special Thank you to each of you’s. You have taught me soooo much. Please stay safe. May God Bless You. God Bless America 🇺🇸❤🇺🇸🤴👸. Sincerely, Your Biggest Fan
Gly and Laura, It struck me that the old miners laid down material (clay) between the rails to create a smooth walking path over the ties. Is that something that you see in these old mines?
“Gly”: Yes, the miners would typically lay down smaller aggregate and level out the floor before laying the crossties and rail down. Over time, the space between the crossties would fill with rock, dirt and clay and when the crossties are removed they would leave behind impressions that we see today.
Wow. The vent pipe out of the weather is still almost gone in only 100 years. In a thousand years, it will only be a mineral deposit. Your content really gets me thinking.
You ought to send “Action Adventure Twins” your video of the mine with the GIGANTIC ball room you took that expandable ladder with you. They are twins who do cave exploration. I think they would be amazed by the size of that room. They get into some pretty large rooms as well. What episode was that I would like to revisit that also.
Well Gly, no harm no foul as far as those comments. I was one that asked about the wooden boxes and the 70 guys. I figured someone much have been there in the early 1900's.
I really enjoy your show.... I just wish you'd explain some of the mining terms every once in awhile when you talk about them; drifts, adds, etc. Another thing is the ore shoots how do they work? If you climbed down 100 feet why are they dumping ore down to the bottom of the mine? Thanks, signed confused....
Does anyone else find themselves moving around in your chair "looking" for that little view around the corner, or whatever is overhead... make myself laugh 😂
in a way, i like the smaller mines best. with less to see, you spend more time showing the gob walls, and explaining where the vein was, and why they did things the way they did, and why they chose a direction to look. both sizes are interesting, but i like the explanations in detail, to get the true perspective. very good job you and Laura do. thanks for documenting !
Don’t have to be a rope in or sketchy to be interesting / enjoyable! 👍 hahaha like fishing don’t know till you throw mines, don’t know till you go (in) 😆 ✌️🤙
Hi there. Was wondering if you have ever been to Clifton,AZ? I had grand parents who lived there, my grandfather worked at the mine up in Morenci. Anyway, as a kid I used to climb this mountain that was right across my grand mother’s house. At the top of the mountain was a huge cross erected. Also I remember seeing a large mine shaft. I no longer see the shaft on google earth. There is a portal at the bottom of the mountain that is gated and locked. Have you ever explored this mine before. If not, would you consider a visit? Oh! One more ing. I have a crush on Laura. Is she your wife
All the layers appear to be on a slant. Would the have been level deep in the past then tectonic movement moves the slabs up and down shifting huge sections of earth?
Spell check won't allow me to write what I want. Laura tell that feller your with, we enjoy his backside,he could have a natural swagger like the Duke and we wouldn't notice,lol. And how could you not like (lots) of Laura.
Why, why....would miners blast and then haul out all that material to the dump site!! 1500 ft. is a long way in. 2nd mine, looks to be a "big search",again, helter skelter blasting and digging out pockets that were showing Sliver veins. Boy! there sure can be alot of earth moving to "hard rock" mining. It was a interesting explore though. Thanks for going there.
I understand the dirty butt. I used to explore many mines when I was much younger mostly in California like the Gold Queen in Mojave before it became an open pit. We used carbide lamps then and instamatic cameras. Sometimes the mines would be very humid so we would sweat and all the dirt would stick to our butts.
The difference is that you guys do it not only professionally, but interestingly too! Most other minex groups are not much more than trespassers, there's the difference! All this of course, depends on the return of the jet, so where is it? Huh? Huh?
It's great to see Laura gaining confidence and finding her voice on camera.
I am soo glad that Laura is with you. As a matter of fact, you two make a great couple❤! Thank you both for another great video. We really appreciate it!!!! At least I do. Take care until Saturday and I will definitely be looking forward to it.
My view on what sets you apart. The key ingredient is your personality. But other things that keep me interested: geology, getting into the miner's heads on what they were doing, examining artifacts no matter how minuet, yes your rants :-), camera work and editing, mine history, and of course Laura's contribution. Put all that together and THAT's what makes the difference ... to me anyway. Working as a team has also got you into a lot that would be ill advised to do alone. Take care!
Post edit. And the drama of the Bob saga. Nothing like a.little drama to spice it up. I know it was frustrating for you, but life's little twists add a human element to your adventures. Take care II
Yep, all that.
Yep, I agree! Nobody does it better, makes me feel sad for the rest..
Agree I also enjoy lost mines the 2 European fullas but that’s purely because they get in medieval mines, mines from the 1700 but production quality is no match
And don’t forgot the drone work…❤
Professional id refer it as🎉
Gly,
I follow a couple of others, mainly Tom and Julie, they do a great job. I think why you (and Laura) are my favorite, it's your personality and dialog. There's no "dead air" that I've seen on some of the other mine channels (not being critical of others, just different styles.) And your style comes across as if we the viewers are walking right behind, you, come across as conversational, not just "dialog."
Growing up in Southern California, when I was a kid I grew up exploring mines with my dad, Rodman Mountains, Ord Mountains, Panamint Mountains, etc. but that's been decades ago. I love going "through" the mines with you and Laura.
My favorites are the incredible archives you run across and how you explain them to us, history, etc. Also love when you talk about the geology part. I think that's another thing that sets you apart. You tend to get deeper into the sharing of all the types of rocks and minerals. I find that fascinating. Would love to hear more about the different types of minerals and veins.
One question for you. In this mine, there was a small section where it narrowed quite a bit and then opened back up wider. Was there a specific reason they did that?
Love to see you, Laura and Tom and Julie meet up sometime for a mine explore.
Take care, be safe and thank you for educating, enriching and entertaining us
another GREAT show guys , Laura is just a natural at this , keep up the good work Gly and Laura
Great job you two. Fun as always.😀
Hi Gly & Laura from Aberdeenshire in bonnie Scotland uk.Gly i have been watchin your channel oh for about 6 yrs now and i have watched every episode you made twice.I just love they way you 2 have made it so much better it was great before then but having Laura just puts the cherry on top of the cake.
Tosh quinn 😅
You are the kingpin of mining channels, glad I found your channel.
So true.
Hey, No foul... We all get tired, and those things happen. If somebody wants to nitpick your dialogue during these fantastic adventures, well they're probably the kind of person that would complain about being hung with a new rope. 😂. Anyway, keep these fantastic videos coming. Back in the days I was a caver. And I miss those days. Seeing you and Laura go underground and describe all the cool things you see, I really feel like I'm right there looking over your shoulder. Thank you again. ❤❤❤
Awesome mine adits , geology, and time with you both. Awesome Wednesday adventure . Be safe out there see you Saturday! 🙂👍🏼
We have really enjoyed the many videos, and the educational stroll through what is out there.
So often I tell my wife I would love to go see some of the places you have documented.
Your and Laura’s personalities are great, feels like we know you guys!
Thank you all very much!
Hope to someday experience some of the joy you guys have brought to the screen myself.
Watching you guys is a adventure. Thank you for taking us along .
@Gly Thanks for the efforts both so we could enjoy the explore. Also Gly, thanks for sharing a bit about your dear dad. You are "Gly coolness" and definitely had a "Daddy cool"
Gly I tend to look a lot at the geology of the mines that you explore. There are some mines that you've explored in the past that I've gone back and re-watched because they were very interesting. I love it when you take time to explain some of the geology of the mine without going to deep unless there's actually good reason to do so to explain why the miners were choosing to do something. I've learned a lot about mining by watching your videos. I like that you stay safe and don't do stupid things just to get attention. I also like that you keep your language family friendly.
You may call this , The Arrow mine. Loved your dialog over the Thunder Ridge mine, and the dollar bet. You guys have a unique talent together, good chemistry, appealing too many of us who follow you, Hutzpah, that's it. The Howard Carters of mines, no mummies included. Sure have mu okie dokie.
Watched how the earth was made . You described how the great lakes were made ! 😮😊
What really got me into your channel was that episode where you all went to that tomb mine. Where the miners all died in that collapse and you were under it in the rescue build part. I still think about that occasionally, it was incredibly powerful. You were respectful and informative.
I don't want you to do dangerous stuff, but I think more tributes to falling miners would be nice. So they dont get buried and forgotten over time.
Ahhh, the Silver Souls mine. Yes, that was quite an explore and it kind of broke my heart when Gly got to as far as the rescuers/recoverers were able to go. God rest their souls.
@ifixphns yes thank you. Ive watch that 3 times already and may watch again now.
@ifixphns Its like its frozen in time and Gly was there with the rescue team
Thank you both for another wonderful discovery of what miners left behind😊
what you have is a light hearted approach as lnterestng ones and do a good job of showing, frank is always in a hurry, .Tom and Julie have found some interesting ones, I always am locking forward to the next adventure you two will bring us, have fun. and stay safe. Bill.
Nice explore! 🦇🦇🦇 …best wishes from your hardcore fan in UK 🧨⛏🧨⛏🇬🇧
There's only one other group that I like to watch besides yours and that is Tom and Julie I really enjoy their content as well .I like yours mostly because of the narration which is great. I love the geology that's my biggest interest, and being able to see in the ground. And going where those miners went and seeing what they did, the amount of hard physical labor that those people did blows my mind. When I see where they pulled ore out of those Stopes and drifts and raises some of the places that they pulled that ore up and out just boggles my mind how they did it. it looks to me like it would have to have been done a bucket full at a time. Anyway keep up the good work we enjoy it and I hope you have many years to come thank you.
Great vid! Thanks.
Well at least you both recognised the issues well done , great mine many workers through it I assume, love the effort you both put in , Cheers. .
Gly . U and Laura r awesome and this mine wasn't to bad either ❤
Hi Gly and Laura thanks for another great adventure and all your efforts. Huge amount of work the miners did for very little again. Good quality camera work and of course the presenters are reasonably good 😅 I'm disappointed surely you are going to complete the silver fortune to thunder ridge incline shaft and extra levels.... please 😊 stay safe thanks again
What set you apart is the drone footage. That is what brought me to watching the channel was the drone footage before you go under ground.
I am also a fan of your personalities. You make it fun while also teaching about what and why the miners were doing what they were doing. I'm really not a fan of the folks that just rush through a mine just to get it documented on camera. The miners back then worked their butt's off and I think it's great that you show off just how hard they worked. Thank you both for working so hard to bring this to all of us.
Could you give a quick class on how the samples are assayed ? Does the head minor know what to look for in the samples? Do they need certain chemicals or equipment on site to judge the samples?
35 lbs. Of rock is a lot.
I'm amazed I used to carry that in excess weight daily. Love your channel.
Congrats on getting right of it!.
Rotten Blackwood, good name for the discontinued Ford Black,Wood
Laura adds a lot to this channel. Another dimension and view. I was betting on a winze in that drift.
I have a feeling that the crazy prospector, miner, and geologist would have gone bananas in that mine.
My feeling is that what you referred to as a steam engine last week was an air motor. Air would have been easier to pipe and steam would have lost too much temperature. Also, the lack of obvious grease and oil residue in the area.
I like to see how the mine was worked. How all the material was moved. Track, cars, hoists, etc. and the evidence of such. Cans and bottles are of less interest. I also am very interested in the wood and timbering used. Species, ring count, density, framing (joints), etc. dave
she does, same as when Sharon joined Frank on his adventures. being able to bounce conversations off some one else other than talking into a mic for hours on end add's a lot for the viewers.
Thanks for the Wednesday explore. 1425 feet was a long way to go for nothing.
I only follow a few mine explorers on the TH-cams, and as far as I know there's only a couple other male and female teams. I find you and Laura engaging and easy to watch, you both bring me fresh knowledge with every explore. I really enjoy following you two along, and I like to geek out at the geological morphology you document. Finding the fault zones, strikes, contact points and mineralization, and then visually tracing all that in the rock as you push further into your explore, and (as another viewer commented) getting into the head of the miners. So please, continue to point those features out. Artifacts? I find the equipment and infrastructure quite interesting, especially in the older mines where native timbers and rudimentary ore chutes are found. Please, don't skip that stuff! :)
Do you and Laura plan a return into the Thunder Ridge Mine that you solo'ed in the past year or so? That place was EPIC! I've only gotten to Ep. 37 in the past month of starting at your beginnings, I'm sure I'll see more mines that boggle the mind that you've uploaded. Keep up the great work, Gly and Laura. Stay safe!
Laura you need to join the Olympics after carying all of those rock samples out last weekend.
I live in nova Scotia Canada and love the videos because you show things and places I will never be able to see . With that being said keep up the great work
Rats and bats, you both had me laughing.
Shhhh don't tell bucket lol, another great explore. Stay safe as always. Love to you both xx
Been a fan watching your videos now for 2 years approx you make mine exploring fun ,also now you have Laura making it fun as well,great video❤
It would be great have you Gly and Laura to go see cerro gordo and explain the geology.
I really enjoyed this adventure and it's your personalities. Makes us feel like we are with you. GOD bless you both
Laura needs to get some of those red suspenders lol😊
You brought me into you group like a friend and the education you give is above and beyond. I’ve watched other videos and the places are neat and some cool artifacts but the videos are kind of boring because they really don’t explain anything thing.
And now with Laura as you said you now have 4 eyeballs and she can help you out so you can explain even more cool stuff.
Love the channel, just keep doing what you’re doing and I know it’s just growing and getting better. Keep safe and healthy
Gly Coolness,there’s no need for You to apologize for any “mistakes” made.If that’s all that people are complaining or criticizing about then,they’re really not fans they’re just curmudgeons !
Totally agree & understand....🤫
Laura, I'd like to thank you for answering Gly's call, week by week you become more settled and it's lovely to see your subtle humour ("The Hoe from a while ago", etc...) begin to shine. Gly, it's great to see you happier and more able to push the limits a little more now you have a wing woman. God bless you both, much love and Stay Safe x
She looks better than Mr.M
I've watched all your videos. I find you guys are pretty normal people. You aren't reckless like some other explorers I've seen but that's okay. I hate to see anyone getting hurt. Although I have seen Gly go in a couple scary places. One mine had big slabs of sharp rock dangling from everywhere.
My dad had a comb over too. 😂 I hope to see him again one day. (John 5;28,29, Psalms 37;29, Revelation 21;3,4) My son died last year too. I hope to see him when the dead are resurrected back to life on earth in the future.
So they went in 1000' on the scout and Gly forgot about the drift at 750' and bet there wasn't one?
I seen a date you might have missed -- said 1947 on the wall about 450 ft
Bueller, Bueller, Bueller!😅😅😅
Dear Gly & Laura,
May I just start off by saying , Thank you.
The risk that you take by entering all of the abandoned minds are dangerous, and life-threatening.
I imagine there have been many lives taken in the mines.
I have been following abandoned and forgotten places since the beginning . ♥️💕♥️
Remember as kids we would lay on the ground and we would see different formations, and different faces and things in the clouds?
I do the same thing when we go into the mines. 🥹
I think I see all kinds of crazy things in the rocks lol . ( faces, lizards, all kinds of stuff)
Since discovering the mines w/ you, Randy❤, Mr M, and Beautiful Ms Laura, I started collecting.
( I will definitely be bidding)
Would LOVE that sample to add to my collection.
Gly… You are definitely the King of mines, and Ms Laura is definitely the Queen of mines. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
You hit the jack- pot w/ her.
A very special Thank you to each of you’s.
You have taught me soooo much.
Please stay safe.
May God Bless You.
God Bless America 🇺🇸❤🇺🇸🤴👸.
Sincerely, Your Biggest Fan
Gly and Laura, It struck me that the old miners laid down material (clay) between the rails to create a smooth walking path over the ties. Is that something that you see in these old mines?
“Gly”: Yes, the miners would typically lay down smaller aggregate and level out the floor before laying the crossties and rail down. Over time, the space between the crossties would fill with rock, dirt and clay and when the crossties are removed they would leave behind impressions that we see today.
"I wanna go to Reno!" I love Kingpin! Great explores today Gly and Laura.
Nice to see your fitness levels are much improved .
Wish we could have met your Dad 😎
You should introduce us to your Mom , Sister and Beer collecting Brother some time 😁🌸
Stay safe Guy’s !!
Wow. The vent pipe out of the weather is still almost gone in only 100 years.
In a thousand years, it will only be a mineral deposit.
Your content really gets me thinking.
Great guys. Gly, is that yellow stuff the kalinite?
Thank you for another mine adventure.
You ought to send “Action Adventure Twins” your video of the mine with the GIGANTIC ball room you took that expandable ladder with you.
They are twins who do cave exploration. I think they would be amazed by the size of that room. They get into some pretty large rooms as well. What episode was that I would like to revisit that also.
Well Gly, no harm no foul as far as those comments. I was one that asked about the wooden boxes and the 70 guys. I figured someone much have been there in the early 1900's.
You guys should get McLeods for digging out portals, that would be a lot faster than just using a hoe
i like it when you explain the geology and rock patterns.
Any chance of the dead man's mine ,in goods pings Nevada? A lot was gated but I know you can find a way in cause your good !
❤❤❤ ok Mr poopy 👖 love the content.
You guys should get married and have little mine explorers to carry on the tradition...😂
I really enjoy your show.... I just wish you'd explain some of the mining terms every once in awhile when you talk about them; drifts, adds, etc. Another thing is the ore shoots how do they work? If you climbed down 100 feet why are they dumping ore down to the bottom of the mine? Thanks, signed confused....
I like watching these videos. But how do you find these places to explore ?
Does anyone else find themselves moving around in your chair "looking" for that little view around the corner, or whatever is overhead... make myself laugh 😂
in a way, i like the smaller mines best. with less to see, you spend more time showing the gob walls, and explaining where the vein was, and why they did things the way they did, and why they chose a direction to look. both sizes are interesting, but i like the explanations in detail, to get the true perspective. very good job you and Laura do. thanks for documenting !
Black powder is gunpowder back then lol
That second mine looks like one where someone could make a home out of it.
I was too much of a gentleman to mention the discolouration of your butttt attire. Depends are in full force in this video! 🤣🇨🇦
I know, just call me cheeky! 😁
Instead of soft music you should play "In the Hall of the Mountain King."
you guys are the best
So the pack rat odor smells like Worcester sauce and liquid smoke? Are they stealing my beaf jerky recipe? Too funny.
Al Munson it looked like!
Don’t have to be a rope in or sketchy to be interesting / enjoyable! 👍 hahaha like fishing don’t know till you throw mines, don’t know till you go (in) 😆 ✌️🤙
A bat is a mammal a rat is a rodent !
Altar is pronounced Al-tie-ear, I only know cause I'm an Assassins Creed fan!.
Hi there. Was wondering if you have ever been to Clifton,AZ? I had grand parents who lived there, my grandfather worked at the mine up in Morenci. Anyway, as a kid I used to climb this mountain that was right across my grand mother’s house. At the top of the mountain was a huge cross erected. Also I remember seeing a large mine shaft. I no longer see the shaft on google earth. There is a portal at the bottom of the mountain that is gated and locked. Have you ever explored this mine before. If not, would you consider a visit?
Oh! One more ing. I have a crush on Laura. Is she your wife
Black powder Gun Powder 99.9% people same thing!
Pack,rat, when you gotta go, you gotta go!
My wife wants to know where Laura got her purple sunglasses. What brand, and such, she likes them.
18:11 or you could put a sponsored link and get ypur cut for the promo.
All the layers appear to be on a slant. Would the have been level deep in the past then tectonic movement moves the slabs up and down shifting huge sections of earth?
Do you think the pack rats look up at the bats and say "Look, an angel!"
Maybe thinking your poop smells worse than mine!
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Stalactites, not stalagtites.
Spell check won't allow me to write what I want. Laura tell that feller your with, we enjoy his backside,he could have a natural swagger like the Duke and we wouldn't notice,lol. And how could you not like (lots) of Laura.
How would you like to be the guy that had to push the ore cart out 1400 feet .
Why, why....would miners blast and then haul out all that material to the dump site!! 1500 ft. is a long way in. 2nd mine, looks to be a "big search",again, helter skelter blasting and digging out pockets that were showing Sliver veins. Boy! there sure can be alot of earth moving to "hard rock" mining. It was a interesting explore though. Thanks for going there.
I saw it 🤣
Poor Rover or congratulations Rover
I understand the dirty butt. I used to explore many mines when I was much younger mostly in California like the Gold Queen in Mojave before it became an open pit. We used carbide lamps then and instamatic cameras. Sometimes the mines would be very humid so we would sweat and all the dirt would stick to our butts.
They used black powder in guns as well, was there a difference between the black powder used in guns and dynamite?
The difference is that you guys do it not only professionally, but interestingly too! Most other minex groups are not much more than trespassers, there's the difference! All this of course, depends on the return of the jet, so where is it? Huh? Huh?
why does it look like short pegs of wood coming from the top of the tunnel.
hate to say Gly, but you lost on both parts of the bet ,you said 1500 feet ,you were only 1450 or so ..lol
You gotta watch out for those bats! They will lay eggs in your hair and it will make you go crazy!!
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Haha . No wonder you travel alone. I would too if I were you . Lmfao.
You guys are slackin. All that misinfo :)