ABANDONED GHOST TOWN!! Nivloc, Nevada
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi Guys!
This week I go on a road trip to Central Nevada in search of an old ghost town and mining camp called Nivloc, Nevada. This old ghost town has a old train trestle, old homes and warehouse and the old mine itself! I had a great road trip out to the desert and enjoyed exploring the Nevada desert!
"Keep Hiking"
Base Camp Chris
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LOVE LOVE LOVE this episode. Reminds me of my childhood summer visits to Colorado, where my cousins took me up into the deserted mining towns and we played in all the crumbling miner's houses. We went into the mines too, but not far, climbed up the slag heaps and had a wonderful time. Back then, you could buy the shacks for just the taxes owed on them... which might be like... $400. There were old mining offices with the huge old mine's record books still therem, pages blowing back and forth in the wind. Thanks for the memory journey!
Carbide was used for light. They would drip water onto the carbide, it then emits flammable gas ( acetylene, had to look it up. haha) which was lit for light. A flame like an oil lantern. Old cars used to have similar lights before halogens became cheap and abundent.
Very good! Thank's for the info!
MOST INTERESTING VIDEO CHRIS. I WONDER HOW THEY MIXED ALL THAT CONCRETE ?
Great Chris very informative.
I laughed at the end
Was great.
Good old Clint Eastwood one of my favourite actors.
Keep up the good work.
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Thanks Andy...old Clint is still directing movies...LOL
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Yeh he his fair play
I especially like all his western movies and Kelly's heroes a classic.
Stay safe boss.
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I enjoyed your video. Don't think that I'd be looking around much, because of the rattle snakes. Did you see any?
I wonder if bear spray would work on rattlesnakes? How about a whistle?
Most kids today wouldn’t know that the container with the paperwork in it is a film canister . :)
Wait, its not a weed jar?
Yeah, remember taking those into the drug store to be processed. You never really knew what you were going to get! ( Usually 21 bad pics and 3 good ones! )
Base Camp Chris And you had to pay for them all!
That's what I figured it was, my dad use to have a ton of those things
Your videos are just what I need I am a new camper and I need to o learn my way, you are my teacher now
Getting some real Huell Howser vibes with this one, it just feels authentic. Awesome stuff!
Thank you Kevin! Yeah...it's out there. ( collecting dust and time! )
I like the history that you tell about the place so keep it up!
Thanks, will do!
LOVE THAT HAUNTING SOUND OF THE WIND WHIPPING AROUND THE DESERT! CHRIS YOU ARE A BRAVE MAN TO WANDER AROUND THERE ALL ALONE! LOVE FROM LIZ. 🤩👍🥰👍😚
Always enjoy going on a adventure with u Chris 🥰🏕️🥾
As always I look forward to watching your videos!
That's so cool that the old core samples are still there!
I'd love to visit that part of the world. Although America so developed, the vastness of the wilderness makes it seem like it still has some mystery and magic in it.
Thanks for the video Chris
Your welcome...yes all that stuff was just sitting there ...I loved the old bridge!
Sooo good really enjoyed it. Sue madre
H Sharon, Glad you liked it! "Keep Shopping!"
Are you ever going to do full
Camping videos again? The video you did where you stayed at the abandoned drive in was one of my all time favorite stealth camping videos
"Go ahead, make my lunch" - HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA BURSTED out in laughter I did! Neat place! I love too see these old buildings. My family used to go camping at the Kern River- Kernvile/Lake Isabella area. I remember this old town called Onyx (you could throw a rock from end to end -it was so small) There was this old abandoned General Store and I remember the cupboards in there being so high as to almost hit the ceiling. Of course being a kid everything seemed tall and bigger, I remember asking my parents if Paul Bunyan came here to shop? 🤣🥾
I love it...Chris Eastwood!
Lots fun for everyone! Great locations and scenery. THanks Chris keep on hikin!
Thanks, you too! KP HKING!
Cool looking lizard!
Exploring old ghost towns is fun! Years ago my children and I explored Dun
Dunsmuir. It used to be a gambling town. We had to walk on a raised railroad track which was above the Bay.
Love the history you share bout the places you visit❤
Chris excellent video and info. I just think you should be much more watched and appreciated. From .....The UK
Hi Robert, Appreciate the support! ....The US ( BCC )
Loved it! Super informative! Thanks!
Thank you Gary ! "Keep Exploring!"
Very interesting video! So many core samples! All left out there in the desert. If those buildings could speak, what stories they could tell of the miners' day to day lives working underground.
channeling Clint Eastwood....Epic!
Those core samples would be very interesting to geologists to examine Wow! How cool is that?
Love your vids!
That siding is old tar shingles. My grandparents house in Oklahoma was covered in it.
The construction of these buildings is really well done. They don’t build anything so we’ll anymore; this was craftsmanship made TO LAST. Imagine what our world would look like if it was still important to build things so they would stand and function for centuries. rather 2. Years or 20 years? They say we make too much pollution, well you know why? Because our society has been structured to a Chinese disposable consumerism economy. Cheap is EXPENSIVE in the long run; buy good leather boots for twice the price and you will still have them 50+ years later if you take care of them; plastic boots don’t even last a season. . My toaster built in USA fifty years ago, still works
My house is over 80 years old, strong and still standing.
I thought this guy was Steve Martin 😭😭😂. Cool vid tho bro
Another great video Chris. Which of the OR hats is it that you're wearing?
Thanks Captain David, The hat is the Outdoor Research Sombriolet Sun Hat...much sun up here in Nv. and Nor Cal...works great!
Base Camp Chris Thanks for that Chris. Yes, weather in your video looks great.
Very interesting,cool video !!!
Thanks for the visit
@ Chris..the movie is "1970 two mules for sister Sarah" Eastwood and Shirley McClain blow up a railroad bridge with dynamite
3:59 is a storage for sample. That stuff on the ground is core samples.
“ Go ahead, and make my lunch.” Chris.🤭👍🏿💪🏾🙅🏾♂️ 16:34
THAT LID WAS A CONTAINER OF CARBIDE , THE MINERS USED CARBIDE LAMPS THAT DRIPPED WATER ON THE CARBIDE ROCKS TO PRODUCE FLAMMABLE GAS. I USED ONE IN THE EARLY 70'S TO GO CAVING 🙂
Dam i was at Silver Peak, didn't know about this dang it. ROAD TRIP
Love the old train
bridge! Cool place. Hot in the summer though....
Way cool.
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I think that was asbestos shingles on the side of that house.
Thank you
Welcome!
@@basecampchris I am a new camper and I am following you to learn my way
THAT HOUSE WAS UPGRADED , ( DRY WALL , ELECTRIC , SHINGLE LOOKING SIDING APROX. 1950'S ) IM BETTING THAT HOUSE HAS A FEW STORIES TO TELL.
Regards from Ody Slim
Best to ya!
It looks as if they had no water out there.
What is the nearest town?
Tonapah, Nevada
35mm film cannister.
In your opening credits you are building a fire. NEVER build a fire on virgin ground!!! The fire can spread thru the tree roots and pop up elsewhere.
Carbide is what the miners put in their helmets plus water to burn and make their headlight
Warum geht der Mann den da rein da war doch ein Schild das man das nicht darf gefah
Stay Out! Stay Alive!! lol!!!
Dangerous
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