Getting Silly and Having a few Laughs, Nevada's Happy Lucky Mine
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Boys will be boys... Mr M, Randy and I have allot of fun exploring abandoned mines and Nevada's Happy Lucky Mine didn't disappoint.
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Abandoned & Forgotten Places
Documenting abandoned mines like never before!
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On this channel we go deep... REALLY DEEP into abandoned mines and tunnels all throughout the western United States. We researched some of the harder to find mines and hiked or 4x4 back into them to explore and reveal their hidden secrets. Many of these remote locations are filled with cool artifacts, antiques and unique geology that will have you guessing as to why the old prospectors worked so hard to find gold, silver, and other minerals.
A&FP moves just a bit slower as compared to other mine exploring channels. Gly discusses why the miners chose these sites and he points out the geology and minerals that got them excited. Veins of quartz filled with gold and silver made many men lose sleep in the 1800’s and early 1900’s and modern prospecting still does to this very day.
DANGERS? Oh yes, there’s allot of dangers associated with old mines. Un-exploded dynamite, blasting caps, bad air, bats, spiders, and snakes all find their home in abandoned mine shafts and tunnels. Oh, and let’s not forget rotting timbers, flooded passages and collapsing rock!
Gly takes abandoned mine exploring seriously with all the proper safety equipment, training, and experience necessary to do this activity as safe as possible but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a bit of fun along the way. “Gly”, your host and his band of crazy characters “Old Bob” (Gly’s Jeep), “Quackers” (Gly’s duck) and “Bobbie” (Gly’s hula girl) are sure to brighten your day with their comments and silly antics. Heck, they may even give you a chuckle or two.
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“Gly”: These miners must have dusted this mine with laughing powder before they left because we had a really good time exploring this mine. I wish I could have left in all the funny moments but I do “try” to keep the show family friendly. By the way... Randy... if your reading this... those brownies you shared with us for lunch were absolutely delicious! They had just the right amount of walnuts.
“Gly”: Just kidding guys... it’s called comedy.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Are you sure there were only walnuts in those brownies? Perhaps you guys should have had a cup of all purpose coffee to smooth things out? The rides on that injured/dead miner's gurney cart were funny though - so glad you didn't need it for that purpose! Just kidding... more bad comedy!
Hello Gly that was an interesting mine there and I know now why mr.m and randy always was either in front of you or they stayed back behind is probably because of the barking spiders in there as well have a great weekend now and I'll be waiting on the next one here
Walnuts= THC lol
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces well, you are in Nevada lol
Gly, Mr. M and Randy, Thanks for Making My Day - God Bless, Stay Safe, Stay Strong and Keep Exploring. A Long Time Channel Viewer.
“Gly”: Thank you!
Honestly, it’s impressive how fast you are professionalize your videos and especially the intro. It’s highly interesting and entertaining at the same time.
“Gly”: Thank you!
Your narrating voice is calming just like Marty Stouffer's 'Wild America'. 😀
That is so true sounds really similar wow..
That's a better fit than bob Ross!
I thought that from the 1st time I heard him too
I am certified as a master hypnotist and can confidently say that Gly would have a wonderful voice for the practice of hypnosis.
@Donald Trump
Like the 40% guy?? ha,ha.
That “All Purpose Coffee” joke was gold, Jerry!
love the drone shots and the intro...... that is what we have down in our drift mine.....used for lumber and drilling steel....gives ya an idea how much material the moved out of there ....we know the feeling
“Gly”: Thanks Jeff! I was having some fun with this intro. All that was missing was bluebirds and flying teacups. Lol! When you see something like that sitting on rails you just have to ride it! I mean... everybody has a little Indiana Jones in them don’t they??
Trojan man!
Great team. Plenty of interesting facts, and laughter too.
Mr. M has a wicked sense of humor!
I don't know why, but I rather enjoy the history part of the mines. Some of them have really surprised me on the size they are. Thank you so much for sharing.
If you can't have any fun, what's the point? XD
“Gly”: heck yeah! I felt it was time to have some fun on this channel. 👍
Gly, I like how you pan real slow when you we get to look up or around. We don't get dizzy. I also like your constant commentary as you are walking. It is informative and most of all, it tells me how solid the rock is. If there is a good echo, then the rock is solid. If there is no echo, I start to worry if we will get out :-). You are starting to name the rock formations without saying what is in the rocks -- (gold, silver, lead, sulfur, tungsten, etc). Thank you for bringing us along on your explorations!.
“Gly”: Thanks Rex!
Saturdays are ‘mine days’ for me. Since Frank posts on Fridays, I wait until coffee #1 is in hand to start his. Today, as soon as his video finished and I refilled my coffee, your video popped up. In doing so, the timing, and thus my whole ‘mine day’ was made perfect! My day brightens when you hit post, Gly, and today, that’s why! Thanks again for your hard work! 🤟
“Gly”: Thank you!
Abandoned and Forgotten Places Mr M and that Trojan box though 🤣🤣
Was it all purpose coffee though? Lol
a j 😂🤟
I always tell people I'm not fat, I have a washboard tummy I just keep it under a load of laundry.
“Gly”: Hahaha! That’s a good one! I’ve never heard that one. Yep! That one is going into the file folder. Lol
18:38 he's doing well for 82. Hope he lives a few more years yet.
“Gly”: I’ve been sneaking embalming fluid in his coffee everyday. I’m hoping it’ll preserve him for a little while longer.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces A can of all purpose coffee, i hope.
Staying active helped my grandpa live almost to 100. He's doing something right!
I thought I heard wrong as well. I played it back twice. Mr.M looks great for his age !!!
“All purpose coffee” 😂🤣😂 I’m dying lol
I've heard someone call a fat person 'horizontally oriented' (aka wide). 😆😆 Cuddly is nicer 💁😃
20:00 No, (because i'm not the claim owner and that would be theft ;P )
Seriously though, have you ever thought about trying a metal detector down there? there could be some larger nuggets buried just out of sight
Hahaha! The cart scene cracked me up! Cheers...
Awesome-osis bro, just when I'm thinking "dang wished there was sumpin' good on" and then Boomage! There is your Que!!! 200,000 mines in Nevada alone?? That blows my mind.. whoduthunkit? BTW. The marks of old were made with their Carbide Lamps, whats the smaller dots made with in this vid??
“Gly”: Thank you, I’m happy you’re enjoying the channel! These 80’s miners were using a nail to leave there load marks on the ore chutes.
lets gooooo love the videos!!
All the comments and subscribers is because you rock, your voice is calming and relaxing.
Your educationally instructive, you keep the camera steady and move slow, your knowledge and experience comes thru and we all want to learn and share the adventures of the exploration with you guys. "You take us with you"
To add your a great and funny team. I'm sure we all thank you guys. HOOAH
I always feel like I’m watching OPB. 😄 Love it!! (Oregon Public Broadcasting, FYI)
Damn, spree 82? God Bless you sir. Just EPIC,
You guys give me the rush I can't go out and get anymore. Miss it. Thank-you
You aren't fatty fat pants, you are Prosperous. Seriously though, I'd challenge anybody to do what you are doing and not be huffing, especially while trying to narrate a video. Good Lord.
Just subscribed to your channel. Really enjoy the video and commentary makes me feel like your talking with just us friends. Live in Placerville and am intrigued with the history of mining and explore western Nevada but too afraid to go in so your videos do it form me.
thanks Gly Mr. Magnifico and left behind jeff for the exploration sorry left behind randy I had to make this correction nobody is perfect. the gold is behind you
Hello
My first video on this channel.
Very interesting.
I'll watch more videos and leave a subscription.
Greetings from Germany. Andi
Once again Gly another great find 👍. Thank you for the effort you go to to film and light up these mines you go into , its like we are walking behind you . Pete Australia.
200,000 abandoned mines wow, I never would have thought so many!
Two hundred THOUSAND mines. I had to stop and ponder that. History tells us about the gold and silver rushes, but this really gives it a sense of scale!
I’m such a rock hound I’d be picking and collecting more than I could carry.
Y’all had me cracking up. Love the video. I think I like the older mines rather than the “newer” mines of the 70’s-80’s.
So did they just give up on that mine with all that ore left or is there not enough to make it worthwhile?
I love seeing that the vein the way that was vertical and everything yeah it was good shot thank you
Love these vids. In the short time I've been following I already watched them all.... :-) So, always great to see a new upload. Cheers! Stay safe.
“Gly”: Thanks for watching some of my older content! I’m really happy your enjoying the channel!
Ok I’ve had enough you guys are down right funny
a great show gly,, fantastic comedy too ..
Proud to call you my friend. We will meet up someday so I can thank you in person. Love the videos, they keep getting better and better. Nevada is a treasure trove of our old mining history, and you do a great job of sharing it with us.
I cannot believe somebody abandoned that homemade timber car. Great mine gentlemen, thank you.
“Gly”: Thanks Gary!
You guys are a riot. Really enjoy your vids!!
Mr M being 82 is just goals... what a living legend, out there getting stuck into expo at 82... love him, what an inspiration
Sorry to disappoint, but that was a joke. Mr M is 64, not 82. But even so, most 64 year olds aren’t doing this stuff. To be admired for sure!
I think All Purpose Coffee still exists
Exploring with "Friends" is great!!! Congratulations on the Channels growth!!!!
If you remember, back in the early 80's, we started seeing those "generic" white or yellow food labels in our stores. You could see a white can that simply said "Beer" on it or "Bleach", no name brand on it. These were later replaced by store brand names, such as Walmart's "Great Value" or "Equate".
But back in the 80's, you bought a white can that said "coffee". Well, you were broke or pretty darn cheap. Now the labels don't look so plain so you don't have to hide it in your cart from others.
“Gly”: That’s a good point! I remember that section of the store in my hometown back in the 80’s. That’s where all the folks with food stamps did there shopping.
The All-Purpose coffee brand still exists, based in Athens GA.
I remember the "no-frills" brand sold at Pathmark in the 80's
@@ls6-ss413 I remember the commercials for Pathmark in the early 70's. There was no mute button then.
I can't remember exactly when I subscribed to your channel but it was really early on. It's great to see how much it's grown so fast. I love your channel, I love your guests, I love old Bob.
“Gly”: Thanks you! And thanks for being a long time subscriber!
You guys are killing me cut it out
neat, neat mine explore. You guys cracked me up. I sure hope Randy got to get a turn riding that flat car.... 39:49 reminds me of an antlion pit
I think that cart was being used to take the rails out of the mine for scrap.
Hey Gly, awesome as usual. Glad to see you, Mr. M, and Randy having such a good time. I think the brownies contributed to the good time, lol. Looking forward to next week already. You three take care and see you soon.
"All purpose coffee" LOL!
Hahaha.... I love the bob sled practice. Let me know when you make olympic standard.
“Gly”: Mr M wins the lead ribbon! Lol
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Feel the rythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, its Bobsledding time!
Me: this is a big nice stone..
Mr.M: WOW!!
Cart looks like it was used to remove the rails.
I love this channel
Mr. M: "All-purpose coffee instead of dynamite"
Me: With enough peroxide, insta-coffee actually makes a pretty good explosive in the HPOM cattagory.
Lol, it's Indiana Jones! Wow, never seen a tool skip before :) Ooh, never know that about the ridge on the hillside, learned something new today.
“Gly”: If I would have climbed that ladder I most likely would have exited right out the top of the hill. I was amazed by how much material they cleaned out all the way to surface. It kind of makes you wonder if someday the entire hill will fail into a landslide.
You know I want to say something about that Trojan dynamite box, and this is something I've always wondered about, you kow dynamite is made two ways, one way is with sawdust (or clay) and nitro-glycerin. The other way is with amonium nitrate (AN part of ANFO) Now, I take nitro-glycerin pills when my chest begins hurting, I carry them in my pocket all the time. and one of the side effects of using it is as soon as it starts wearing off, I get s super splitting headache.....I've always wondered if the nitro-glycerin in the pills was the same thing as the explosive.....now I KNOW! So the "No Headache" dynamite is made with AN rather than nitro-glycerin!......I think. Dang now I hace a headache, where's my pills!
Lol. My wife ran off with 2 wine O's
Their names? Happy and Lucky!
What a shock!
Have watched over 50 and jumped ahead alittle, #68 was a Doozy over the top! So full of info..every time You says look up I raise my head, I'm on my I pad. Telling me to look down I just follow your viedo!! Yes you guys are a HOOT too.
Abandoned and Forgotten Places,
Wow you guys! I just spat beer across the room! You wanna know what those wheels are?
Those if im not mistaken are helicopter wheels! To be precise they look identical to Sikorsky S-76 wheels. Anyone with any knowledge of the aviation industry can spot those a mile off!
I have 2 as door stops!
Hilarious footage and I'm not even half way through.
Love the channel
Lots of rainbow colors along that adet. No...not "U guys", but "you folks" remember...ha,ha. That was a great geological feature, showing that ridge from the outside. Thanks. At 34:20, that deffinitly was a "don't touch nothin" area! Pretty loose material. ("better Bob") tee, hee. Just so impressive getting to see a visable vein within a hill/mt. Nice drone work and the editing to include it. You produce great videos. Thanks for the views and entertainment.
Randy Certainly Missed Out But
Who Wants to Step around 15 sticks Of Dynamite
Gly please Be Easy
90% Stopes need Ropes dudes
I know you guys operate in the southwest, but my old hometown in Pennsylvania has a ton of abandoned buildings that are pretty cool. I miss checking them out, honestly.
My friends and I would frequent an abandoned steel mill in Kristie Park, a part of McKeesport, PA. It gave off the strangest vibes, though, likely from the leftover equipment just strewn about all over the place, as if everyone just dropped what they were doing and walked out. Honestly, that's likely the case, as that mill was part of US Steel, who abruptly shut down much of their mills in the 80's, if I recall correctly.
It also didn't help that there were two backhoes just sitting inside, one of them being infested with wasps. Either way, it's a pretty memorable place.
There are also abandoned malls and a lot of structures left untouched in the area since the local economy crashed with the departure of US Steel. There's also even an abandoned highway, which really cool to check out.
On the subject of mines, though, back when I lived in Colorado, I lived in an old silver mining town called Silver Plume. It's got the reputation of being a "Living Ghost Town," and has a bunch of abandoned mineshafts. However, most of those have been sealed off with grating to prevent folks from going down into them as they're a safety hazard along the public trails. I only managed to find one small bit that wasn't sealed off, but that's cause it was a single shaft going maybe 30' in and was completely horizontal. Plenty of bugs in it, though lol. I've often considered the idea of buying some old prospect land in Colorado, not to go looking for ores or anything, but just with the hope of finding some mineshafts to check out and maybe convert into a living space way down the line. A bit of a pipe dream, for sure, but a man can dream.
I grew up in Northern Nevada by Winnemucca. I use to explore mines to a small degree and they were old ones too. This was around 84 when I graduated HS. My brother and brother in law once lowered their little brother (me) down a vertical shaft and I explored one level and found a bunch of empty TNT boxes in excellent shape. That was nutz! I was 14 or 15..maybe younger. LOL. There were so many great mines to explore then. Lot's of the old mine equipment then also. I want to go back and explore and metal detect so bad again, but Northern Idaho if good also for I live close to Orofino..another excellent mining area.
Hi Gly, I bet riding those rails was great fun lol. Those old miners had some big cahunas going up and down those little ladders at 28:56 every day, wow crazy.
Haha I wasn't expecting a shoutout 😜 but yup darn right you're cuddly 😉, if you can't have fun then what is life xx.
Quiz time Gly, how did the ore go down that ore chute with those boards in place at 42:20 ? or were the boards added later ??.
Congrats on the new subscribers, you deserve way more, thank you for sharing and making me smile, much love to you, Mr M and Randy. xx💖
“Gly”: Hi Sue! You’ve been with the channel for a very long time and I just had to do a shoutout. Besides, cuddly is a accurate description and I got a good laugh from that. Documenting this site was allot of fun for the three of us and Mr M and I were making jokes about the brownies Randy shared. The teasing and goofing off pretty much went on all afternoon. Lol
The boards above that ore chute were being used as a means of directing the ore towards the chute but now it looks like it’s all chocked up with material that has naturally fallen down over the years. If I were to pry the gate up so that material could come down the chute it would probably make a good size pile as well as a whole lot of dust. Have a great day!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces I really love how you guys bounce off of each other, it makes the day that bit more special if you can have fun along the way. Take care and never stop smiling/laughing. xx😉💖
Somehow I can see Gly and Mr.M meeting Charlton Heston’s character Silas McGee from the 1982 film “Mother Lode” in one of those dark winding drifts. Nothing worse than meeting up face to face with an old Irish miner on his claim.
Your channel got a mention in today's episode (9-2-2020) from Wonderhussy Gly, she was exploring the ruins of Masonic near the Bridgeport reservoir in Ca. Five miles from the plaque on the rock were the ruins of a mill site and an adit that you may be interested in checking out; unless you already did so in the past
Someone probably already commented on this but... I was waiting for the "A Boy Named Sue" jokes to start and was slightly disappointed when they didn't lol. Awesome content though. I've been binge watching them every chance I get for the last few days since I've discovered your channel. You do an absolutely great job on taking us on the entire journey without letting it get tedious. Thanks for doing what you do and stay safe.
this is pure joy
Ore Cart fun!! Way cool Mr M and Gly, you guys always seem to find the coolest stuff. All purpose Coffee ☕ i was totally surprised that Mr M was so spry and climbing as well as he does.. difinatly not his first rodeo.. I do appreciate his mining knowledge that he brings to the show. Randy meh.. u just don't hear so much of him at all.. the second mine seems to be crumbly so as to be dangerous hense the warning ⚠️ to stay out. I'm curious as to how you decide which mines to venture in? My first experience with your vlogs had me set off my claustrophobia and yelling at you not to go past some stopes and piles of debris! But it has been educational for me and like an E ticket at Disneyland, keep it up Gly!
Hey Gly! I came by your channel via Wonderhussy. Like others who mention it, might be cool if you two do a crossover episode sometime. Anyway I really hate how TH-cam does ads so I'll tell ya what. I'm going to drop something in your tip jar every once in a while. Keep up the good work!
My Daughter watched parts of your videos with me and she couldn't believe you were going in some of those places. She was just a little girl when I was in the mines back in 1984. She was pretty impressed.
I'm glad it takes all kind of people to make a world.
I appreciate those who do what I haven't the nerve to do. If not for people like you no one like me would ever see the inside of a mine.
You do a excellent job. I would have to manufacture a complaint should I wish to complain. Excellence!
Another cool mine. Gly, you still give us an adventure with each mine, splendid.
Nice intro. The Temple of Doom, Jones movie ride, funny. Lots of stopes and the incline, wonderful mine. lots of ore taken from here. Just a small thrill ride out.
All Purpose Coffee had me recalling that you can use it, mixed with ordinary washing soda, to process black and white film and prints. The resultant mixture was known as Caffenol. It was cool stuff to use and produced some nice warm tones.
As ever, great work Gly and regards to rest of the gang.
I Wonder If The Guy That Made That Cart Is Watching This.....Hey That's My Cart.
Thank you for another great video. I have almost watched all your videos. I think I have about 10 left. Not sure what Im gonna do next.
I really enjoy your videos. Im a valley resident and have many fond memories of exploring the area mines with my dad and brothers. Although, your experience and knowledge put ours to shame! Keep em comin’!
Another excellent video, absolutely loved the humoure, thanks for sharing and stay safe guys 👍🙂
You and EAM Frank really need to hook up. He's just as nuts, but you're both different kind of nuts lmao. He stays off ladders, while I think you enjoy that part the most lmao
I just found your channel, and I'm enjoying it. I have a couple old copper mines within about 10 miles of my place.
Awesome! I love watching. Wish I had some of that rail for my backyard railroad. Stay safe.
Please do more videos with Mr. M and Randy, keep up the great work!!!!
All purpose coffee, from the Jimmy Carter days of generic foods. A lone survivor of government stimulus.
Your imagery is awesome! Sum of the best camera work on TH-cam in my opinion. you have no problem with your lighting, all good brother..
The trolley is for carrying rail in to and out of the mine. It looks as though they were taking up the track and then just walked away and left the trolley. The rail would have been laid length ways, sleepers and fasteners could have been loaded on the trolley. Would have saved a lot of hard work carrying the stuff in and out. Similar trolleys, but much bigger were used when construction of railways took place. Surprised they left such a time saving useful piece of kit behind.
Okay, it's not a winze, it's a decline. Got it.
Actually, I keep a mining glossary up on a different tab.
EDIT: When Gly says, " . . . Unless you have a (hand-held) magnifying glass, or a loupe, or you take a chunk . . ."
"Loupe" refers to magnification. You've probably seen your ophthalmologist,
optometrist, or dentist wear dual loupe magnifiers on their glasses, when working on you. But they can be singular, too. Now I think about it, jewelers also use singular loupe magnifiers.
www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1165780/000116578003000001/glossary.htm
Mr M: Hey, Gly! Not to be gross, but I need an enema! Now!!
Gly: No problem, Mr Magnificent! Here's some all-purpose coffee and a bag!!
Randy: Don't worry! I'm getting the all-purpose footage!
you won't see much starting fluid as a liquid considering it's ether... or it was something wierd. but if that was a can of ether, you could probably start a freaking ship with that thing if you dosed it out like they do today. since it's the vapor you want, the spray is actually better, but I could see this being used because you could just pour it in and it would last a while, while you're cranking the engine over.
Is everything OK you are usually Uploaded by now just checking I hope all is well
I am glad I 'subbed' a couple of days ago. Keep up the amazing exploring...
Have you noticed that we have equipment to emulate any animal , submarines for fish miners for ants ect.
You are Awsome. You explore the dangerous. God Bless you and the guys that dug them.funny day. Randy didnt get a ride. Stay safe.
the shoes you went by are actually a collectors item, you would expect to pay 10-15k for ones in decent condition
You look like you're living the dream, Gly. I enjoy seeing the supporting cast get screen time. Too many people out there treat other people as moving furniture or door mats. You selling tickets for that mine cart ride!?
Candelabra or Candelaria?
Awesome content keep up the great work....
Often the markings made on the chutes were limited by the number counting ability of the miner. Sometimes the eldest miners had been in the mines since they were 12 years old, sometimes younger. Victorian mines could employ from 6 years old before employment laws were enforced
Great episode! The "all-purpose coffee" reminded me of cousin Eddy's Yuban; "You know, you can sprinkle that stuff on just about anything, or eat it straight out of the can for quick pick-me-up".
“Gly”: Haha... I love cousin Eddie!
Excellent video Gly, that was quite the vein they were chasing. Thanks again to you and Mr M.
at 04:35 .. Anyone Remember Daktari ;-) Regards from Ody Slim
So all-purpose coffee. Guess as miners needing a shower could use it as breath mints... deodorant. or hide the smell of the drugs they were hiding. Or as a type of snuff LOL. Well stay safe Gly and the crew see ya all next week same time same channel