OLD bar BAGDAD arizona

Hey Guys I'm Elley, From ElleyKnowsRocks you may have seen me on TikTok. Well here I am with full length videos. Please follow along on this Adventure.
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[@SissyMchill1]

I don’t comment much. I just wanted to say the old cans, jars and stuff from the mining days is fascinating to me. I try figuring out what was in them. I love coming across the old cans. We were out by Gillespie dam and came across a big mining community. Had a lot of foundations and a lot of a mini cinder blocks. Sadly many were destroyed by humans. This is year I’m investing in snake guards. My eye sight and hearing has went to crap. Not wanting to get bit by a rattlesnake. I enjoy your page so much. I texts information you give to my husband as to remember what you’re telling us. I grab pretty rocks, rocks pretty to me. Certainly wish you were my friend. Cause finding a precious or semi precious stone would be awesome. I think I just grab rocks. Anyhow thank you for posting your adventures. Sad I was born and raised here in az. But don’t know about my surroundings. I do know I went 52 years never getting into a jumping cactus and our last adventure I was wearing just slip on canvas tennis shoes and stepped in dead Choya/jumping cactus. We weren’t going to walking around just riding our buggy. Anyhow now that I write a book. Thank you for your post.

[@davemichelson1330]

I did the archaeological survey in 1992 for the Bagdad Mine expansion. The Bagdad back country was double black diamond difficulty surveying. It was also a beautiful area full of extreme nature, minerals and history.

[@beardedcycler359]

This is awesome!! I so can’t wait to visit AZ!

[@travisthebrick8928]

I got a ton of old glass I collect it too

[@smokeynoojj]

so cool. good finds. what life used to be out there when they still mined. looks like they like the drinks. 👍👍

[@ElleyKnowsRocks]

Yeah I can’t believe how many cans and bottles there were it was insane. I guess after a hard days work at at mine they wanted to go get a drink lol

[@andyamysarizonaadventures5450]

The brothel was 50 yards to the left of that granite out crop, 🤣 🍻 lol kidding.you two be careful I'm off from the mine on covid leave ,it's all over the darn place🤕

[@ElleyKnowsRocks]

Hahah probably lol

[@ryans2118]

Oh ive found bigger can piles! U know when u find old cans, u find some mining?

[@ryans2118]

Great cans. Good glass find. Love finding old glass and these old sites. Sites where theres history with no his story? What was life like then? How did these people survive, how long did they survive? Especially eating out of all canned food? Or was climate different? More bearable or just as hot?

[@SueTay.]

I am so glad to have stumbled upon your channel. I am binge watching all your videos and can’t help but wonder how many snakes, scorpions, and cholla cactus incidents that you have had... lol. Thanks for creating this channel, I have never been on one of these adventures and have always wanted to, hour channel is super inspiring.

[@aaronflores6344]

Baghdad is surrounded by turquoise and Indian stuff

[@jodyswiss6171]

Stop with the music please