Underground Homes From The 1800s
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- 10 fallout bunker style homes in the Mojave desert
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Im getting motion sickness watching this video! love the content though, because it brings back many wonderful memories exploring the desert in Nevada. we lived in the Las Vegas valley for over 20 years.
Another very interesting video. Thank you again for taking us along for the ride.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man, you go in style! Thanks for sharing the exploring
I like your camping set up. Very efficient. Another cool trip into the desert. Interesting that the cemetery is so far out. Old to new. Nice find. Thank you William. ☮️💖🎶
It ain't much but less is more outdoors! Glad you enjoyed.
Enjoyed this episode thanks again
Weird place. But that's your specialty.
That drone is fast. Thank you for the adventures.
Thank you for another outstanding video! Looking forward to the next one. ✌️
I love your vids! I live in Nevada and have fun just going out finding bones or old artifacts in the middle of the desert. It’s fun imagining the story of how the object got there, even if it’s just a tin can.
I appreciate that! The old cans are the best.
Most surprising thing is that someone was buried in that cemetery as recently as 6 years ago.
100 y.o. When she died.
Probably both Sarah and Wade wanted to be buried in the place they once were happy at. (Or their mine).
Cool adventure. Thanks!
Great to see the Trooper out again ! Awesome vid as always !!
Glad you enjoyed!
Glad you found the cemetery as well, good stuff. 👍
That's so interesting that there are newer graves there and flowers. 🤔
The drone views make it so apparent how birds understand navigation so well.
Pretty COOL ! TAKE CARE..
Nice videos keep up the good work
Men build stuff like this but still won’t text you back 😫😭😂😜 You find the coolest of places dude!
Yes, we do. Most don't have "killer curves" though.
Thank you! Wow. Wonder how long its gonna take me to figure out where this is?
I have never been there but it only took 30secs to figure it out due to a mistake he made. Rosalie Cemetary, Valley Wells Station San Bernardino county.
To be able to back in time and see what's was day to day life !
Cool place
THANK YOU,,VERY COOL
Hardwire air pump is cool as hell
Honestly the most interesting video I have viewed of the desert... thanks
I appreciate that!
Think if that big ol tree could talk!
Unique video indeed....😮 Hey you know how to catch a unique Rabbit 🐇🐰
Unique up on it....
If you ever get the chance, visit Cooper Pedy(Central Australia,renowned for it's opal).
People have been converting old opal mines into homes for donkies.
Interesting place though.
You should link up with and do a video with EWU Crew ("Explore With Us"). They don't do aa much exploration vids as they used to but are practically pros as used to love going out and doing similar kind of content as yours and are still out in that region. Another person to consider is Wonderhussy. Her vibe is a bit different, but she too is always off the beaten path and checking out old mining cabins, etc etc
It must be so silent and peaceful out there with nothing and nobody around. Did you stay the night there?
It was nice and quiet, no camping... I'm not courageous enough for all that lol
@@RemoteTrooper lol, I wouldn't be either. 😱
Is it not illegal or at least unroadworthy to have a cracked windscreen in the US?
13:20 Does anyone know why the ground looks like tar? Maybe just wet sand?
Theres some mines northeast of there worth looking at. Some of them are tricky to get to.
dublin gulch in shashone caliafonia has dugg outs like this place
I watch a lot of u that explore these places ,I never see anyone with a medal detector. Why is that . Old coins & other goodies?
I was getting excited thinking i finally found a new apartment until you said it was in california.
Where is this?
Which drone is it youre using?
Smart people..
The black piles must be ore slag?
This had to be operating for awhile for the cemetery to be there. Lonely place. Can you tell us some history? Cool to know more about it.
I would have loved to go more into detail but I promised the person that gave me the location that I would keep it low key to prevent vandalism.
@@RemoteTrooper Yes, total respect for the people connected to or looking after the location. Vandalism is so bad and proper thing to help prevent. But maybe just some general info that the contact agrees doesnt disclose location etc. Like what was mined and milled there. How long it operated and approx years. Although you did say in late 1800s.
It seems like an odd location for mine down in valley, or maybe ore was brought there from surrounding small mines in the hills. Interesting
Rosalie Cemetary, Valley Wells Station, San Bernardino county.
@@custombikesandtrikes4374 Cool, thanks. I drove through the general area about 30 years ago on way to Death Valley. The desert scenery is captivating.
I was wondering what the black stuff is from the drone footage? Tar?
Black hill?
Tailings pile,?
Its the by-product of the copper smelting process. It is glass-like when you touch or walk on it and is very rich in iron...
Seems like you are training for Ukrainian FPV drone forces.
You should sell me your Isuzu. What drone do you use
not a fan of drone screeching!
I know where you were. The screaming drone noise was very annoying,