The reason why some of these mine adits and vent shafts are grated off, rather than sealed, is to allow bats to continue using the mines as their homes.
The Lucy Gray mine was my grandparents mine. At least they had a claim for awhile. Thanks for covering it. It's been onn the AAA maps for years. Look for rock structures, my grandpa built houses. Whoever cut the bar had to have a generator for enough power. They also had the Old Woman Springs mine in the San Bernardino mountains near Holcomb. It was my grandmother's passion and she lived like a guy truth be told.
Loved this! Thanks! You got yourself a new subscriber! 😀 Born and raised in New England here, but I've lived in California for the past 31 years and LOVE the West: the history, the old mining camps/towns, the ghost towns....love exploring places like this and really love the Mojave Desert not to mention Nevada (and yeah, Las Vegas!) This video was right up my alley and very entertaining. Glad I found you and I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
Sarah that yellow truck I think was x-Army surplus then the Yellow paint job was ordered by Nevada highway or it was a local municipal road crew, after that the miner bought the truck 🤔
Yay it's Wonderhussy Wednesday!!! Thanks girl. I'm sitting here feeling sorry for myself fighting a damn cold. I fantasize about getting a remote property and living off grid somewhere in the southwest. Keep it up girl. ❤
You bring me great joy with your videos. You are upbeat, interesting and wonderful vidograrapher. Thoroughly research histories of locations and share you knowledge, and mistakes. I have shared with 100s of my family and friends you Wonderhussy Adventures. Viva Wonderhussy! I hope you live forever and when you go to heaven (you surely will) please post what it is like there! I love you in a brotherly way. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas.
18:58 Yes, gases can be radioactive. One you might have heard of is Radon, a byproduct of the natural decay of uranium 238 and Thorium 232. One of it's isotopes, Radon 222, has been blamed for causing lung cancer among non-smokers with no other known risk factors. It has a relatively short half-life, but long enough to cause problems. Nice episode. I really enjoy the old mines and "man camps" that you explore. Be well, and stay safe.
Radon half life is very short but that doesn’t mean it’s here than gone. It is the product of uranium and thorium degradation that has a half life of billions of years. If you have radon in your house you have to capture it and send it out and up for all practical purposes forever
@@j.b.9895 I didn't address the half-lives of Uranium or Thorium; I only addressed the half life of a specific isotope of Radon. I also did not state or imply that it is not continuously emitted from the Earth. Obviously, since it comes from Uranium and Thorium, and Uranium and Thorium exist in the Earth's crust and are always decaying and emitting Radon gas, as long as that is the case, Radon will continue to be released into the environment, including people's dwellings. None of that was my point. She questioned whether a gas could be radioactive and I supplied an example of one and what its source is.
Yeah I know but anyone knowing nothing about radon might think it’s inconsequential due to its short half life. I wasn’t trying to fault any of your comment
any woman familiar with Betty boop scores points with me . she originally started out as a dog character, but as she developed, all that was left of the dog were in the way the ears were drawn. one has to find a place that is equipped to show highly flammable nitrate film, plus have an interest in historical cartoons to be exposed to such stuff, like the UCLA film library.
Hello, your friendly Fallout player here. Excellent video, if you're taking suggestions I recommend starting in Goodsprings at the saloon. That's where the game kicks off and if anyone is wondering, yeah it does look about the same.
That shack was trashed. But there was still a lot of cool artifacts left behind to check out. Thanks for talking the trip to video this location. Merry Christmas Sarah.
I love old machinery. I used to dumpster dive whenever I was allowed to at various work sites. It’s amazing the things that get thrown out from business owners and large industrial companies. I also dug through the dumpster at the small town where I worked for a few years. I found 100 year old blueprints, solid brass steam gauges and old street signs. Lots of the stuff I salvaged from dumpsters are now hanging on the walls of my huge workshop. I convinced my son to also keep his eyes open for cool stuff at the school where he’s a teacher. When they remodeled, he salvaged the cabinets from the science lab and they are now my shop cabinets.
Love your videos. Mine sites, hot springs, make up artist, "busted" building, washed out roads. Excellent attitude\commentary. Keep em' comin'. Thanks.
My favorite kind of Wonder Hussey Adventures old mines and Mining camps you're quite an Entertainer Wonder hussy every bit as good as Betty Boop thanks for the video
When you said this mine was featured in a game, I immediately thought of Fallout New Vegas, Even before you said it. Lol. Fallout New Vegas is a very popular game. I haven't played it in about 13 years, so I don't remember this mine but it seems about right. And you throwing in that little piece of trivia is awesome, that is some world-class research there. Haha.
The story of Fallout New Vegas is about how "Mr. House" (the house always wins?) saved a large portion of Las Vegas from the nuclear holocaust. It is like an oasis in the desert. I don't recognize the mine.
I was thinking of all the cool stuff I could cover with that nicely aged wood . I've done many projects of such . I'm blessed for living in the Mojave desert . W.h. Stocks me sometimes & we cross paths ! Usually at Hotsprings .
That truck looks a lot like a military surplus 2 and a half ton truck. Even the plates inside are military, I spent time as a soldier in the back of those plenty. Most were built during WW2. Also I used live above a mine that was completely closed off with a heavy metal door, at one point when taking the trail down there I saw someone busted it open.
Loved Fallout New Vegas,! But, it's been so long, I don't remember the details to remember this spot. Might have to go back to my old games and take another trip, especially now that I have more knowledge of the real Mojave desert these days. Would probably appreciate it more! I've seen pictures of this spot if it's the one north of Nipton I'm thinking of, but cool to see it in video!
In the mid to late '50's everyone and their dog were digging, looking for Uranium with Gieger Counters as the profitable source of fuel for the atomic big bang.... Uranium mines and surface digs were everywhere. Love the video....neat place to explore! Have a big juicy ( turkey gravy) Christmas....mom and sis too!
Damn those irresistible ankle-twisting mining trails that arouse a deep curiosity every time. And it is always near dusk when the urge to push forward reaches a crescendo.
🤣🤣 Third boob!! In 2016 someone was living there if the literature in the metal shed was right. Another entertaining WonderHussy adventure. Thanks for the laughs and Happy Holidays!
Also not sure it occurs often in mines but something to be aware of is H2S (hydrogen sulfide) gas. Even low concentrations can permanently damage respiratory system and has resulted in many deaths. If you smell sulphur/rotten eggs get to fresh air immediately. Can't stand the thought of a world absent WonderHussy content.
An old Cable Winch with the big 'gear'. Radon Gas? What are those red balls at 20:47? What Bulldozer? You were looking at the back of that vehicle. That was the Spare Tire carrier and rear light.
Hi Sarah❤ my son is a huge Fallout New Vegas fan we even went to Good Springs saloon and met Trudy that was pretty cool we'd really like to go to this mine is it a easy trail I have some health problems but we really like to experience this place❤thank you love you and happy holidays ❤
I googled Good Springs and got a video recommendation for channel called TKs-Mantis, concerning a Fallout fan celebration there. Maybe you're son already knows of the channel. Really good video - "The Town of Goodsprings Celebrated Fallout: New Vegas", the kind of event that WH would attend.
You just gotta hope somebody got something worthwhile outa all that effort. Glad you didn't go scrambling through any of those openings Wonderhussy. Keep telling us your wilderness tales. ❤😂
Wood-burning stove with the nearest trees far and few between? Maybe they brought loads of wood in with them. I'm currently trying to insulate a 36' camper and it is quite challenging. The walls are only about 2-3 inches thick with scant insullation. You know, I lived in Red Bluff which is a nice 3-hour drive to Reno, and most people don't realize that half of California is desert. The beach towns are all west of the mountains. From Bakersfield up to Redding is almost all semi- or full desert! This is the real, "Golden State," brown really. P.S. I recently got divorced and moved to Clarkedale, Mississippi, and I love it here!
It’s seasonal too, beautiful rolling green hills(Buttes) bake potato summers,scrape the ice off your windshield winters, over all the terrain is BEAUTIFUL! Canyon waterfalls, I lived next to Chico creek, 2story cabin, in honey run canyon 1980- 2009❤color in the creek, we’d trade up in Reno 1986= paid out for gas, Hotel, dining/show weekends, I’m sure today every pay strike has been long gone 😮 too!! Ah, the fun memoirs..
We will not hear from you again Wonderhussy so from all you fans Down Under, I would like to wish you your sis, your bro and Wonder Mom all the best for the holidays, and I hope that Santa brings you something you want or need. Your videos have been great entertainment and informative and I look forward to more exploring videos, Life In Death Valley videos telling the public the truth about events that you attend videos. Also wish all the Hussyites, the best for the holidays and a better 2024!🎄🥰🥳💋
The Lucy Grey Mine: 300' deep, and 1165.61' long. PRODUCTION SINCE 1905 ESTIMATED AT $50,000, MAINLY FROM GOLD. THE GRADE OF THE MINED ORE FLUCTUATED. FORTY TONS FROM 1913 -1916 YIELDED $68 IN GOLD ($2,760) AND $9.70 ($388) AG PER TON.
Thats was a good video. I lived in vegas from 2003 to 2016. I wonder if we had ever met. I move back to tacoma wa. Keep pumping out the great videos utube needs to give you a raise.
It actually does look like a scene from Fallout New Vegas! Could easily fit in there with all the decay and the set up with the chairs. Thanks for showing this Sarah. Too bad you don't like going into mines (I would be exploring there for days in a row), but I very much like the stories you come up with! You always make me smile. xD Could you film the pink cactuses sometimes? They look very cool.
4:30 the Seton safety booklet,Seton used to be a very over priced safety and cleaning product supplies company in England (and now it seems that they were in America as well)it doesn't exist in the UK anymore, I noticed the linked in and TH-cam logos beside that in the box too,and the Kirkland Costco vitamins look very recent, when you see the state of the deterioration of the wooden hut and the contents I was going to guess that it was abandoned in the mid to late 1980s at the latest even with vandalism damaging doors and windows and letting in the elements quicker, but the safety booklet seems to put it at around 2006 abandonment ? Just seen the rest of the video, 2014
Well I just got home from the pool hall. The next thing you knew I had to tune in to Wonder hussy most recent broadcast. Drinking Budweiser beer. Waiting for my crab cakes to get done in the oven and winding down for the day. Thank you wonder hussy?
Pretty snazzy video and judging from all the disarray, those cussing gay miners must have had a real hootenanny on the way out. That's a 1928 Ford Model A at the end of the video. The thing you are calling the front part is actually the rear part and that hoop held the spare tire.
Radon is a radioactive gas that has been known to collect in basements. I love you Sarah! Stay safe, don't tread on any crumbling lumber. I wasn't staring at the road, Wonderful Wonderhussy, I was staring at you! They ate Betty!
@14:20 Reminds me of Gly Coolness (Abandoned and Forgotten Places) who is a Colon Cancer survivor, Colonoscopy references are common as is lamentations about Bat Bared Mines.
Truck is an M35, made 60’s through 80’s. I know where you’re at now and I had plans to recover that truck for my mines before someone ripped it apart just a couple of years ago. I was too late. Sigh.
Wow only 30-40 from Vegas! Love you found those brochures. Refrigerator wasn't too sketchy. Definitely would be freezing in that shack. Could not imagine how it would have looked in 2014😂! Didn't the mine was for all those minerals! Wow took awhile to get to the mine. Everything is dilapidated 😮! Definitely a lot of old equipment! Be careful 😮! I would not spend a night there eithet😊!
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The reason why some of these mine adits and vent shafts are grated off, rather than sealed, is to allow bats to continue using the mines as their homes.
They do that in Arizona.
The Lucy Gray mine was my grandparents mine. At least they had a claim for awhile. Thanks for covering it. It's been onn the AAA maps for years. Look for rock structures, my grandpa built houses. Whoever cut the bar had to have a generator for enough power. They also had the Old Woman Springs mine in the San Bernardino mountains near Holcomb. It was my grandmother's passion and she lived like a guy truth be told.
Loved this! Thanks! You got yourself a new subscriber! 😀 Born and raised in New England here, but I've lived in California for the past 31 years and LOVE the West: the history, the old mining camps/towns, the ghost towns....love exploring places like this and really love the Mojave Desert not to mention Nevada (and yeah, Las Vegas!) This video was right up my alley and very entertaining. Glad I found you and I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
Sarah that yellow truck I think was x-Army surplus then the Yellow paint job was ordered by Nevada highway or it was a local municipal road crew, after that the miner bought the truck 🤔
Actually, Sarah, it does look very Fallout New Vegas IRL. Very cool. Just keep an eye out for Fire Geckos and giant Rad Scorpions.
Yay it's Wonderhussy Wednesday!!!
Thanks girl. I'm sitting here feeling sorry for myself fighting a damn cold. I fantasize about getting a remote property and living off grid somewhere in the southwest. Keep it up girl. ❤
❤ I relate! Feel better soon
You lead a very exciting life and thank you for taking us along. Merry Christmas 🎉 and thank you.😊
You bring me great joy with your videos. You are upbeat, interesting and wonderful vidograrapher. Thoroughly research histories of locations and share you knowledge, and mistakes. I have shared with 100s of my family and friends you Wonderhussy Adventures. Viva Wonderhussy! I hope you live forever and when you go to heaven (you surely will) please post what it is like there! I love you in a brotherly way. Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas.
18:58 Yes, gases can be radioactive. One you might have heard of is Radon, a byproduct of the natural decay of uranium 238 and Thorium 232. One of it's isotopes, Radon 222, has been blamed for causing lung cancer among non-smokers with no other known risk factors. It has a relatively short half-life, but long enough to cause problems. Nice episode. I really enjoy the old mines and "man camps" that you explore. Be well, and stay safe.
Radon half life is very short but that doesn’t mean it’s here than gone. It is the product of uranium and thorium degradation that has a half life of billions of years. If you have radon in your house you have to capture it and send it out and up for all practical purposes forever
@@j.b.9895 I didn't address the half-lives of Uranium or Thorium; I only addressed the half life of a specific isotope of Radon. I also did not state or imply that it is not continuously emitted from the Earth. Obviously, since it comes from Uranium and Thorium, and Uranium and Thorium exist in the Earth's crust and are always decaying and emitting Radon gas, as long as that is the case, Radon will continue to be released into the environment, including people's dwellings. None of that was my point. She questioned whether a gas could be radioactive and I supplied an example of one and what its source is.
Yeah I know but anyone knowing nothing about radon might think it’s inconsequential due to its short half life. I wasn’t trying to fault any of your comment
any woman familiar with Betty boop scores points with me . she originally started out as a dog character, but as she developed, all that was left of the dog were in the way the ears were drawn.
one has to find a place that is equipped to show highly flammable nitrate film, plus have an interest in historical cartoons to be exposed to such stuff, like the UCLA film library.
It’s about time Toyota made a commercial with Sarah putting her vehicle through this rugged terrain. Happy Christmas Dear!
Hello, your friendly Fallout player here. Excellent video, if you're taking suggestions I recommend starting in Goodsprings at the saloon. That's where the game kicks off and if anyone is wondering, yeah it does look about the same.
That shack was trashed. But there was still a lot of cool artifacts left behind to check out. Thanks for talking the trip to video this location. Merry Christmas Sarah.
I love old machinery. I used to dumpster dive whenever I was allowed to at various work sites. It’s amazing the things that get thrown out from business owners and large industrial companies. I also dug through the dumpster at the small town where I worked for a few years. I found 100 year old blueprints, solid brass steam gauges and old street signs. Lots of the stuff I salvaged from dumpsters are now hanging on the walls of my huge workshop. I convinced my son to also keep his eyes open for cool stuff at the school where he’s a teacher. When they remodeled, he salvaged the cabinets from the science lab and they are now my shop cabinets.
Merry Christmas Wonderhussey and your sister too. Thanks for all the adventures. 😊
Love your videos. Mine sites, hot springs, make up artist, "busted" building, washed out roads. Excellent attitude\commentary. Keep em' comin'. Thanks.
My favorite kind of Wonder Hussey Adventures old mines and Mining camps you're quite an Entertainer Wonder hussy every bit as good as Betty Boop thanks for the video
When you said this mine was featured in a game, I immediately thought of Fallout New Vegas, Even before you said it. Lol.
Fallout New Vegas is a very popular game. I haven't played it in about 13 years, so I don't remember this mine but it seems about right.
And you throwing in that little piece of trivia is awesome, that is some world-class research there. Haha.
The story of Fallout New Vegas is about how "Mr. House" (the house always wins?) saved a large portion of Las Vegas from the nuclear holocaust. It is like an oasis in the desert. I don't recognize the mine.
Love al that old sun-beaten wood; beautiful colors and textures :-)
I was thinking of all the cool stuff I could cover with that nicely aged wood . I've done many projects of such . I'm blessed for living in the Mojave desert . W.h. Stocks me sometimes & we cross paths ! Usually at Hotsprings .
That truck looks a lot like a military surplus 2 and a half ton truck. Even the plates inside are military, I spent time as a soldier in the back of those plenty. Most were built during WW2. Also I used live above a mine that was completely closed off with a heavy metal door, at one point when taking the trail down there I saw someone busted it open.
You are trespassing
That was excellent, thank you Queen of the desert 😎⭐️🤩
The Nomadic Fanatic music caught me off guard.
But no meows
Meeeeoooow 😻
Thanks For the adventure that was cool stay safe looking forward too more
Thanks for the entertainment and education. I hope you, family and friends all have a wonderful and safe Christmas Sarah.
Loved Fallout New Vegas,! But, it's been so long, I don't remember the details to remember this spot. Might have to go back to my old games and take another trip, especially now that I have more knowledge of the real Mojave desert these days. Would probably appreciate it more! I've seen pictures of this spot if it's the one north of Nipton I'm thinking of, but cool to see it in video!
There is still a lot of gold & silver in them hills - many places like this are being re-activated because of the precious metals values have gone up.
Merry Christmas good video of the gold mine and scenery😊
In the mid to late '50's everyone and their dog were digging, looking for Uranium with Gieger Counters as the profitable source of fuel for the atomic big bang.... Uranium mines and surface digs were everywhere. Love the video....neat place to explore! Have a big juicy ( turkey gravy) Christmas....mom and sis too!
Damn those irresistible ankle-twisting mining trails that arouse a deep curiosity every time. And it is always near dusk when the urge to push forward reaches a crescendo.
That was Betty's jalopy! 22:47 She had that cute little buggy cruising around to explore a desert miner back yonder.⛏️
🤣🤣 Third boob!! In 2016 someone was living there if the literature in the metal shed was right. Another entertaining WonderHussy adventure. Thanks for the laughs and Happy Holidays!
Also not sure it occurs often in mines but something to be aware of is H2S (hydrogen sulfide) gas. Even low concentrations can permanently damage respiratory system and has resulted in many deaths. If you smell sulphur/rotten eggs get to fresh air immediately. Can't stand the thought of a world absent WonderHussy content.
I'm guessing a reference to the movie "Total Recall" in which there are a lot of mutants, one of which is a sex worker with 3 boobs.
An old Cable Winch with the big 'gear'. Radon Gas? What are those red balls at 20:47? What Bulldozer? You were looking at the back of that vehicle. That was the Spare Tire carrier and rear light.
Wounder Huss you rock ❤
🎄Happy Holiday's🎄 Wonder Hussy..! Looking forward to more adventures exploring Cali and Nevada in 2024!🤗👍😙🐿
Hi SJ, another excellent presentation!! Please be safe!, merry xmass, gg
I love your videos. I miss the desert.
Always making me smile with your great vids. Cheers ❤
Hi Sarah❤ my son is a huge Fallout New Vegas fan we even went to Good Springs saloon and met Trudy that was pretty cool we'd really like to go to this mine is it a easy trail I have some health problems but we really like to experience this place❤thank you love you and happy holidays ❤
I googled Good Springs and got a video recommendation for channel called TKs-Mantis, concerning a Fallout fan celebration there. Maybe you're son already knows of the channel. Really good video - "The Town of Goodsprings Celebrated Fallout: New Vegas", the kind of event that WH would attend.
Your right headlight is out. Love your videos keep up the great work
I love this type of historical stuff!
Radon gas is very radioactive. Some people even have it in their basements. Good video.
You just gotta hope somebody got something worthwhile outa all that effort. Glad you didn't go scrambling through any of those openings Wonderhussy. Keep telling us your wilderness tales. ❤😂
Wood-burning stove with the nearest trees far and few between? Maybe they brought loads of wood in with them. I'm currently trying to insulate a 36' camper and it is quite challenging. The walls are only about 2-3 inches thick with scant insullation. You know, I lived in Red Bluff which is a nice 3-hour drive to Reno, and most people don't realize that half of California is desert. The beach towns are all west of the mountains. From Bakersfield up to Redding is almost all semi- or full desert! This is the real, "Golden State," brown really. P.S. I recently got divorced and moved to Clarkedale, Mississippi, and I love it here!
It’s seasonal too, beautiful rolling green hills(Buttes) bake potato summers,scrape the ice off your windshield winters, over all the terrain is BEAUTIFUL! Canyon waterfalls, I lived next to Chico creek, 2story cabin, in honey run canyon 1980- 2009❤color in the creek, we’d trade up in Reno 1986= paid out for gas, Hotel, dining/show weekends, I’m sure today every pay strike has been long gone 😮 too!! Ah, the fun memoirs..
That mine is so old, could they have used coal at one time? You still have to bring it in like wood, but it lasts longer than wood at least.
Love your shows where you explore hidden places like this in the desert.
You’re not a miner but you sure are an alchemist, turning detritus into gold!
Well said.
She is full of gas
Yeah… I had to look it up too. Pretty kool comment 👏👏👏👏👏
My mom always said old mines would make excellent bomb shelters. 😂❤ "Rivetting" lol😅
Thanks for the video, Sarah! Great job.
Added that location to our next off-road outing! Thanks!
I've heard of the Lucy Gray, but it's been a few decades. Nice look.
We will not hear from you again Wonderhussy so from all you fans Down Under, I would like to wish you your sis, your bro and Wonder Mom all the best for the holidays, and I hope that Santa brings you something you want or need. Your videos have been great entertainment and informative and I look forward to more exploring videos, Life In Death Valley videos telling the public the truth about events that you attend videos. Also wish all the Hussyites, the best for the holidays and a better 2024!🎄🥰🥳💋
Video editing getting super great!! 😎
The Lucy Grey Mine: 300' deep, and 1165.61' long. PRODUCTION SINCE 1905 ESTIMATED AT $50,000, MAINLY FROM GOLD. THE GRADE OF THE MINED ORE FLUCTUATED. FORTY TONS FROM 1913 -1916 YIELDED $68 IN GOLD ($2,760) AND $9.70 ($388) AG PER TON.
You have a nice Christmas and new years thanks for your great videos and additude
Thats was a good video. I lived in vegas from 2003 to 2016. I wonder if we had ever met. I move back to tacoma wa. Keep pumping out the great videos utube needs to give you a raise.
Haha thank goodness for Wonderhussy Wonderhussy Wednesday!!!! Merry Christmas
It actually does look like a scene from Fallout New Vegas! Could easily fit in there with all the decay and the set up with the chairs. Thanks for showing this Sarah. Too bad you don't like going into mines (I would be exploring there for days in a row), but I very much like the stories you come up with! You always make me smile. xD Could you film the pink cactuses sometimes? They look very cool.
Yet another great video! Thanks WH!!!
THANKS!
Always nice to listen to your vids. Always instantly trasported to bizzaro world
Keep wondering, keep us intrigued into the Mojave desert. Wonder hussy.
Seasons Greeting ✨🕊️🌟🌲🎄🌲
Saw ad for calendar with no link, searched store to no avail.
That first place looks like employee housing at Big Sky Ski Resort in Montana.
4:30 the Seton safety booklet,Seton used to be a very over priced safety and cleaning product supplies company in England (and now it seems that they were in America as well)it doesn't exist in the UK anymore, I noticed the linked in and TH-cam logos beside that in the box too,and the Kirkland Costco vitamins look very recent, when you see the state of the deterioration of the wooden hut and the contents I was going to guess that it was abandoned in the mid to late 1980s at the latest even with vandalism damaging doors and windows and letting in the elements quicker, but the safety booklet seems to put it at around 2006 abandonment ?
Just seen the rest of the video, 2014
Fun Wednesday watching your latest. Thanks for sharing.
I like Wonderhussy. Very well produced. Great information. Very interesting. Never boring. Relsxing.
Awesome video
Well I just got home from the pool hall. The next thing you knew I had to tune in to Wonder hussy most recent broadcast. Drinking Budweiser beer. Waiting for my crab cakes to get done in the oven and winding down for the day. Thank you wonder hussy?
Pretty snazzy video and judging from all the disarray, those cussing gay miners must have had a real hootenanny on the way out. That's a 1928 Ford Model A at the end of the video. The thing you are calling the front part is actually the rear part and that hoop held the spare tire.
Thank you for all the great videos sara merry Christmas to you and your family❤❤😅😅
Very interesting place...thx Sarah.
Good Morning Sarah
If you were to like any beer Sarah you would like that Hazy Lil Thing. So yummy. Happy Holidays! 🎉☮✨♥
Ever tried Elysian Space Dust???🍺
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edit: I've wondered if The Huss would like it (?) lol
Or BREWDOG CLOCKWORK TANGERINE,brewed Winchester,Oh. Taste so refreshing on a blazing hot summer day
@@Elhastezy888 We don't have a large selection of beer where I live. I have never heard of these!
"A human foot!" LOL!
Radon is a radioactive gas that has been known to collect in basements.
I love you Sarah! Stay safe, don't tread on any crumbling lumber.
I wasn't staring at the road, Wonderful Wonderhussy, I was staring at you!
They ate Betty!
Very Interesting ⛏
Thank You !
Missed you little Lady good to see you again. :)
Nice vid wh
@14:20 Reminds me of Gly Coolness (Abandoned and Forgotten Places) who is a Colon Cancer survivor, Colonoscopy references are common as is lamentations about Bat Bared Mines.
Those culverts are where the main shaft was. There’s foam filling the rest of the shaft.
Truck is an M35, made 60’s through 80’s. I know where you’re at now and I had plans to recover that truck for my mines before someone ripped it apart just a couple of years ago. I was too late. Sigh.
I do like your videos. You don,t talk nonsense. Very refreshing.
Once again another entertaining vid by the WH Thx Sarah ya made my day.
🤍 *YAY* *YAY*
*WONDERHUSSY*
*DAYYYYY!* 🤍
Thanks for the shout-out. ❤
A Hillbilly Hoe Down sounds like a great theme for a New Year's Party!
Holy buckets a refrigerator too
Yay Wednesday!!
Thank you for another great video ❤
Sarah u should use a miner's outfit for your next calendar pic lol
🎉Great episode! Keep up the good work... 👍
I remember those old wool carpets before nylon and other man-made fibers.
Thanks!
Awesome
Great adventure, you could potentially be stepping on and over gold that has washed down from the tailings when it rains
Wow only 30-40 from Vegas! Love you found those brochures. Refrigerator wasn't too sketchy. Definitely would be freezing in that shack. Could not imagine how it would have looked in 2014😂! Didn't the mine was for all those minerals! Wow took awhile to get to the mine. Everything is dilapidated 😮! Definitely a lot of old equipment! Be careful 😮! I would not spend a night there eithet😊!
Thank you
Musical Mountaineers 1939. Betty Boop🎉😊
I looked up that Betty Boop cartoon. You did a good job with her song.
Dear Hussy... I want to wish you a wonderful Christmas, May you be surrounded with many family and friends, May you celebrate and enjoy this season of peace on earth and good will towards all men. May you eat and celebrate and enjoy the ending portion of this year with your many accomplishments... Merry Christmas to all.... Doc...