Ghost Town In The Sky | The Mascot Gold Mine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Hello everyone and welcome back to another video!
In this episode, we head back to the Mascot Gold Mine to explore deeper into the mountain. This mine exploration was definitely one of our more challenging adventures, as this mine has over 67 kilometres of tunnels. We spent a few hours exploring and didn’t even put a dent in it. With the cold temperatures effecting our flashlights and camera gear, we had to end our explore sooner than expected, but we’ll be back! If you’re Interested in seeing the tour of the buildings, here is a link to our first trip to this amazing place:
• Mascot Mine | Hedley B...
Duncan Woods, described as a down and out prospector, arrived to Nickel Plate Mountain to find out that he was once again late for the party as the ground in the area had already been staked up. Not the kind to easily give up, looking at maps he noticed a small 40 or so acre sliver of ground that hadn’t been claimed. Calling it the Mascot, the terrain was very steep and the work was hard, but Duncan kept looking for his gold. In 1904, the Daly Reduction Company, which owned the claims surrounding Woods’ and operated the Nickel Plate Mine, discovered that their main ore body angled into Duncan’s claim and the superintendent Jones, approached him to purchase it. No one knows what was said, but Duncan refused to ever sell if Jones was involved. Refusing to sell to his rivals, in 1933 Duncan sold the Mascot to a group of investors from Vancouver and they started the Hedley Mascot Gold Mine. The tramway was constructed, and was 4700 feet in length, ran at an angle of about 40 degrees and was one of the largest in the world. The majority of production took place between 1936 and 1949 producing over 7 tones of gold valuing an astonishing $130 million dollars today.
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“Gly”: Fantastic production! Great drone work, great narration, steady camera work, excellent editing and excellent lighting! Good job! 👍👍
Subscribed! And, I added you to my Channels Tab. Keep up the good work!
Hello Gly!! It’s great to see you pop up in our comments! We really look up to your filming and standard of video production, so it was really nice to read your comment!! Thank you so much for your support on our channel too, can’t tell you how much we appreciate it! We’re glad you’re back to your weekly video uploads and hope you’re doing well:) Take care and stay safe.
Nice work !
21 years ago I found gold silver amalgam in a creek in Montana . Last summer at 71 I returned to find the source . I found what was missed by the old timers missed . This summer I will return to stake a claim .
Here i was thinking about how much Gly would love this mine!
@@johnwedow2117 That is so very cool! Good luck to you!
I was a miner for 43 years in Northern Ontario and we used Koehler Wheat lights for our head lamps, many mines do to this day, anyways the last over 12 hours, personally I would a dedicated miner's head lamp as my primary light source when doing exploration IMO. Great video I really enjoyed it as I always wanted to know about this particular mine, thanks!
Hello Fredrick, glad you enjoyed seeing this one. We have a few videos of this mine, including one of us exploring all of the buildings if you’re interested! Just curious, how many lumens would a miners headlamp be? With all of our flashlights and our headlamps, we run around 10,000 lumens and sometimes it’s still not enough depending on the size lol We’re actually from Ontario too. Glad you made it out each day on the job. Mining is such a risky and unpredictable job!
I went into this mine back in the early 90's. Cool to see you can still go inside. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Glad you got to experience it too:) It’s a beautiful place and a fantastic piece of history!!
love the intro with great info on the discovery and development of the property .....another great explore .....keep'em coming cause we love watching them ....so you know what I am gonna say huh .....So C'mon....Let's Go !!!!!
Thanks so much Jeff!! We definitely appreciate your support❤️❤️
I worked as a first aid attendant at that mine in the early 80's, when they were re-exploring to see if there was more gold to be found. On a day off I scrambled down the slope (there were no stairs then and the whole place was in shambles) I only went a little way into a shaft because I had no flashlight. I drove the steep, windy road up regularly, from the Hedley side, until nearly Christmas. When it was too snowy, I would come around the Mt Apex way.
Definitely a lot to see around there for sure.
I see the rope is still in there that we left at the raise. If you go to the left at the top of the rope that is where the bad air is. If you would have stayed to the right instead of going out the exit you would have found the coolest part of the mine where the two inclined shafts start. One going up the the pit and the other down 600 feet as well as the hoist room!
Thanks for watching Frank and sharing some intel. We were wondering if that was your rope. We wanted to spend more time there, we saw your videos, but we got a late start and our gear was failing us. lol We ended up in the dark on the way back down to the car. Hope you and Sharon are doing well, thanks again for your support.
Wow that is a big mine,beautiful area ,you can see for miles,its hard to imagine they could build a Town and Mine that high on a mountain,Great explore, thanks for taking me along,stay safe guys,get some dry shoes, and warm up.
Thank you for taking us on this beautiful adventure, the landscape is breath taking.
Thank you for coming along! This place definitely has a special place in our hearts.
I really appreciate your videos and your channel. Thank you for sharing your adventures and for taking me along with you.
Thank you for stopping by our channel and we’re glad you’re enjoying some of our content so far:). Take care out there ❤️
Great hike 👍...just came across this and really enjoyed the tour, I'll have to have a looksee 👀at your other videos, I love old stuff like this, I would love to visit this place, and other old sites, I was born at the wong period of time, times were simple and no drama, no political correctness, no internet, down-home communication, anyways...thanks, guys. I look forward to my next journey👍, safe journeys 🙏and happy trails😇.
Thanks for stopping by our channel, watching this one and commenting!! We actually say that all the time too. Living a life that was more simple, a time where people worked together and would appreciate each other! Take care
Fantastic video! Your adventures are the perfect distraction from the rain and the winds of November on The Georgia Straight, Sechelt. Thank you!
Really glad you enjoyed this one!!
That view is absolutely perfect. Great video!
Thank you!
that was an awesome video! insane how many twists and turns there are, very much a complex maze underground. thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for stopping by our channel, watching and commenting!! Definitely a lot going on under there!!!!
In August 1980 I drove with my father and his friend up the Coquihalla Valley, camping and exploring. We drove up to the Mascot Mine and spent hours looking at every building and piece of gear that was there. We walked about 20 feet into the mine but were not equipped to go deeper. Now I have seen what we missed, and I want to have another go. Thank-you for the great video. Did I see an empty can of Extra Old Stock sitting in that room? That's something else I haven't seen in a long, long time. Also, thank-you for your footage of the aftermath of the storms. Take good care.
Thank Douglas for watching this one and commenting. I’m not sure if it was, I’ll have to take a look. Hopefully you do get a chance to get back up there, it’s an amazing spot for sure. Take care and stay safe
This place is simply AMAZING!! ❤❤❤
Definitely one of our favourites for sure ❤️
Great video! Lots of history in the mountains of Hedley. New subscriber.
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks...that was amazing! Glad you made it out safe...and you did the whole thing like it wasn't even a big deal. God's blessings...may He always keep you safe on your adventures. Shalom
Thank you for your kind words and well wishes ❤️ Take care
That is an impressive mine exploration you went on there. It is pretty cool to see how the ore in the rocks glows in the light of the flashlights. It was neat to see the snow and ice in the tunnel. That old ore car was way cool to see. Thanks for the tour. Glad you made through safety. Those structures on the ridge line were the highlight for me. I love seeing old construction like that. Have a great day.
Super good video . Thank you so much! Keep safe in this horrible wether .👏🏻
Thank you :)
Good job Chyanne and Adam. Looks like a great place and pretty well preserved. Thanks for the tour!
Thanks guys!! They’ve done a lot of work on it over the years. It used to be open to the public for tours. They’re working on it again after they received a grant and it’ll reopen in 2023. It’s great when places like this are recognized as historic and are saved by great people. Bill Barley had his hand in it and I’m pretty sure that was a big part of why it still stands today. Hope you guys are well and look forward to seeing some new videos when you’re back at it!!!! Cheers and take care out there :)
@@AdventuresRUs Yes, that place deserves to be preserved. The buildings are outstanding the way they sit on the steep mountainside. The mine workings are cool, too. I was surprised to see the ice in there as it usually stays a relatively constant above freezing temperature underground. I hope nobody makes off with the ore car before they open it back up. We will be back at it full time in about one month. Cheers!
Yes, we were surprised to see the snow as well, especially with the several heatwaves we had!!! Fortunately no one will be leaving with the ore cart. It’s a hike to get there and there are 1000 stairs involved lol. I guess never say never… if someone had a helicopter……. Lol
@@AdventuresRUs Good to hear that it's hard to get to. That usually keeps the looters away.
@@AdventuresRUs Those stairs make you wonder how they got all their supplies in and all that ore out.
Holy Cow, what a view. Earth is a beautiful place!
That's a really interesting place to visit in beautiful views from the top
This great mine is the result of the efforts made by some extraordinary miners, who may have risked their health or even their lives.
Hey guy's, just saw my first video of you guy's and became a subscriber. 😉
Very interesting but just want to say , keep up the good work and exploring that you are doing and be very careful..
Blessings and really look forward to walking thru this adventure with you both!
Hugs and Happy Holidays.....
Thank you for stopping by our channel, watching and taking the time to comment! Thank you very much for subscribing as well, we really appreciate the support:). Happy holidays and New Year!! Take care :)
You guys did a great job producing this video, what a fastening place!
Thank you❤️
The end of the tunnel should be used for a movie like a boooooommmmmmm!!!!!!!!awesome
This area would be a great backdrop for a movie for sure!
Just discovered you guys today and get get enough. thanks for making these amazing videos!
Thank you for stopping by our channel and giving our videos a shot:) We appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment as well!! Take care :)
Along the old route 666 between Shiprock and Gallup, NM (only a few miles south of Shiprock as I recall) as there is a dirt road that goes off towards the mountains. Following that road takes you up into the mountains along an old road bed. There are rock falls and trees growing up in it but if you can get to the end you will find a HUGE mine on the back side of the mountain at the top. The mine goes through the mountain and exits the other side in several places. There are old cars and equipment, even a case of unexploded dynamite (don't touch it... sweating badly) and lots of infrastructure. The wind howls through the tunnels and there are lots of them. In the 1970s my father, a friend and I explored this place. I found out many years later that it is one of the major mines used to mine Uranium for the first atomic bombs. If you look off across the valley from the entrance you will see a large concrete slab surrounded by a fence. That is where they buried the radioactive debris from all the activity.
If we ever get the chance to visit that area, we’ll keep this spot in mind. Sounds like a good spot to explore! Thanks for sharing!! Take care:)
A man can dig fast when in pay dirt! Awesome Job! Thank you!
They sure can!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Hello! New sub here. Awesome mine complex and beautiful mountains!!
Great video!
👍👍👍👊😎
Thank you very much for the support! We certainly appreciate it :)
Hey guys! I can see a ghostly figure of an arm and hand reaching out while you were walking in the mines starting at 5:50
We will have to check that out. Wouldn’t surprise us, there were over 75 deaths in this mine over the years.
Saw that too, and a possible “voice” or noise. Rewatched a couple times.
It's his breathe in the cold air
@Mike Collon someone didn’t have their milk today 🤡 why so negative? Are you an only child or did your daddy not spank you enough
The only words I can come up with about this video, most excellent, sound is great.
Thanks Johnny!
You explore some wonderful and interesting places thank you for showing us. John
Hello John, thanks for coming along! This is definitely one of our favourite places to visit. Thank you for your continued support!
@@AdventuresRUs You are very welcome.
According to all the vids I've seen, after reading over a hundred magazine articles about gold mines....
1) if you can see quartz vanes then there is still gold, as gold got trapped by the quartz ( which I understand to be as the Earth formed ) .
2) Also the yellow, tannish patches on the walls where iron deposits have corroded & drizzled down ( as Earth's gravity pulls at everything )...the iron corrossion is interacting with gold deposits which causes the yellow patches with rusty reddish hues.
Whether or not its worth excavating commercially is another consideration.
Yes, lots of sulphides in there and new material is exposed each time the back of the mine fails. Unfortunately there are too many easy ways to make money these days and the cost of operation on mine sites is just not economical anymore. Open pit mining operations seem to be more common these days though.
@@AdventuresRUs can an individual get permission to mine privately in this mine?
Oh my God could you imagine living somewhere like this place!
We think that every time we go there! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Just incredible!
I worked in Hedley for 2 years in the 80's working with youth on probation. We used to hike up the tram line and then have races running down from the top to the very bottom.
Before the open pit mine one could drive very close to Upper Mascot Mine and venture deep into the mine.
On some of the dynamite sheds you were looking at are my initials w/ a date.
It's the only place that in one walk up 9 Mile Creek my then fiancé, 6 youth and myself saw a Mountain Goat, a rattle snake with a toad in its mouth swimming its way down the creek and finally being stocked by a cougar. We escaped the cougar by making our way through deep water and up the West side of the river Bank to the shelf above.
Wow!! Those are quite some memories!! Don’t think they see too many mountain goats around there now, but I’ve heard several times now about people seeing rattlers!
@@AdventuresRUs rattlers, black widows and little white scorpions. Its an amazing valley
Absolutely breathtaking. Thank you so much for sharing this real gem. Couch surfing with you.
Really glad to hear you enjoyed this one Chad!! :)
If you come to a V split, how would you get lost? Once you turn around, you still just continue out no matter which way you choose. Very cool video, well done and thanks for bringing us along with you!
Hello Sue, Thank you for stopping by our channel, watching and commenting:) Beyond the original fork, you may come to several crosscuts and may not even come back the way you went. We often place arrows, recognizable to us, just so when seen, we know we were there and know the fastest way back out. Often we’re on the last of our battery power when ending an explore and you wouldn’t want to waste time taking the wrong turn at any time. :) During other explores, can’t tell you how comforting it is to see a marker we’ve left after being underground for 6 hrs or more lol
Great vid, false floors can hold water...nasty burgers. Those old timers, not sure what to think of such men who did this amazing work, takes a special kind forsure.
Hard workers back then for sure!!
I think that those were the end that went into the drill and not the bits,they look like the drilling end but it wouldn't make sense that they were facing in that.direction.I think they got the bits stuck and left them in knowing the mine was about to close.But I could be.wrong.Great video thank you.
Wow, I loved it.. What a place to explore.. Thanks for the hard work getting there. See you next time & regards from Ody Slim
Thank you Ody:) Glad you enjoyed it! Take care out there :)
7 tons of gold extracted
Wow. Those buildings way up the mountain, an impressive feat of construction.
Most definitely!!
That view up there is absolutely amazing. In the ca . Desert & area the views from say cerro gordo are good but yours is spectacular.
We’ve been watching Brent too and it’s a beautiful spot for sure, but you’re right, BC is something special!! 🏔❤️
Impressive thank you for sharing this great video, my friend👍
Happy to see u friend and want to see ur videos more & more🥰❤🙋♂️
That water is Cristal clear I wonder how good it is and if you can drink it??
It would work for plumbing in the town!
Great thought, but mine water is very toxic with all the metals leeching into it. Not to mention all the oil and other contaminants. Fortunately the town has a beautiful, clean river that passes nearby :)
This is really a cool video. I love this so much!
Have driven through Hedley many times and have often seen the old mine buildings up on the mountain side. It's really interesting to see the insides of the mine workings.
Music is too loud. It’s very distracting.
We film and edit all of our videos on an iPhone 7 Plus and when you listen to it on a phone it’s fine, but it’s too loud on a tv. Not sure why this happens, but once it’s posted, there’s not much we can do.
Lower the initial music volume to 25% and change voice to 75%.
Not much we can do once it’s been posted. We’ll be more careful with future uploads. Take care and happy holidays!!
@@AdventuresRUs i used to make the same mistake in my videos. Sounds bang on until it hits YouPube than the sound goes to shit
@@AdventuresRUs I don't know what they're talking about because the volume levels are fine
Best and impressive explorer
Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your kindness!
the view at the end was unreal,you guys are going to make me move out of Ontario! lol🙂 enjoyed and always a full view👍
We’re actually from Ontario too lol. We moved out here about 6-7 yrs ago for adventure and we sure did find it!!
lol thats why I shot out that line👍
Wow thank you for the information..
Thank you for stopping by our channel and leaving a comment :)
Awesome video! I went up to the Mascot Mine buildings back in the earlier 2000’s, when it was re-opened. Incredibly impressive place and has always stuck in my memory. Fortunate to have this in our backyard. Looking forward to taking my son their when it reopens again 🤞
PS, I’m a new follower from Abbotsford and will continue to check out more of your guys’ videos. Great work 👍 stay safe!
Thanks for checking out our channel, commenting and subscribing!! We really appreciate the support:) Yes, this place is pretty neat, glad you’ve seen it in person :) We actually would like to do the tour too when it’s reopened.
Awesome journey both inside and outside, I think I'm a little claustaphopic in tunnels that look all alike!! Which way? Glad you made it out! Thanks for the expedition!
Hello Gregg:) Glad to hear you enjoyed this video!
You two are very brave! Wow!
Different kind of adventure, but a lot of fun!!
Fascinating. Great video. Well done.
Thank you very much ❤️
loved the trip! thanks for sharing the fun.
Thank you!
Good job guys.
Thank you Jacob :)
Thank you for the show I really enjoyed it
Thank you very much for stopping by our channel, watching and commenting!! Take care
My Grand father was a blacksmith here and my father was born here in 1913.
Hello Dave, thank you for watching and sharing a piece of your story with us. What a crazy place to work and an amazing place to be born and call your home. Take care
The other mine you were talking about going in with kayaks. I'd be very careful if you do it. If it rains close while your in there it could flood with you in there.
Thank you for your comment! Fortunately it’s not the type of situation where that could happen, the water that seeps in comes through the mountain in little voids in the rock. It’s not a spot we’d be particularly interested in hanging around in too long anyways!! 😳 It’s not something we’ll be doing anytime soon though, it never emptied enough to get in. Thanks for watching and mentioning that!
What a amazing place thanks for the journey 👍
Definitely a neat spot for sure!
Interesting episode, Looking forward to your next one 😀
Thanks Rick! We have a few more videos of this place posted before and after this one, if you’re interested. One is called Mascot Mine Part 1 and we tour the buildings in that one. There’s also More Than 150 KM of Underground Workings and Crossing an Underground Bridge are also from this same spot. Thanks for watching and commenting, we appreciate it!! Take care and happy holidays!!
@@AdventuresRUs I'm new to your channel, I really enjoyed it, so I subscribed, thank you for posting it, I'm definitely going to be watching many more episodes 😊
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and yours 😀
We appreciate you subscribing Rick! Take care and we hope you have a Merry Christmas as well. 🎄
I was living in Hedley in 92 and 93.... didn't make it to that point.... congrats pal
Good intro thanks for the tour. Take care you guys
Thank you for watching and commenting:)
Great stuff, you guys should have alot more viewers
Thank you so much:)
That's an ancient megalithic tree stump. Do some research . Check out petrified giant trees and the way the gold comes from quartz which is the sap
Very interesting video. I don't think I could bring myself to exploring the mines personally. I'm too chicken 🐔 and I'd probably get lost. So thank you for doing this. Now I will never need to. 😂🤣Although the mining town would be amazing to explore.
Thank you for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it! We have a video of us exploring the buildings if you find yourself with some extra time and are interested in watching. I believe it was called Mascot Mine Hedley BC part 1. Cheers
@@AdventuresRUs Great! I'll check it out!!
I really couldn't help but to think of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter while watching this.
Had to google who that was! Can definitely see how one could compare the two 👍
Do you have a video of just the mining structures on the hillside?
Hello Dave, thanks for commenting. Here’s a link of our tour of the buildings!
th-cam.com/video/0GwOofPQx4w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=y1rM3FG79EYXdexP
Waw, that's amazing video
Thank you, glad to hear you enjoyed it:)
Wow wow wow nice
Thank you!
WOW!!!!!
Thanks again Kirk!! 😀
Why don't you guys buy some hip waders
Easy answer, too cheap and we have a hard enough time packing what we do in our bags. 😀
As a rule always bring galoshes and a change of clothes, plus some waterproof overalls is not a bad idea!
Hello Kirk :). We always have a change of clothes and boots, because we always get wet lol Our hikers are waterproof, but that doesn’t help in some cases lol Rubber boots and hip waders are almost always a no for us because we’re not carrying that in on the hike. We knew what to expect and were comfortable with what we brought for after the explore:). We have rubber boots and wear them sometimes, but they too will get wet on occasion and then you’re walking around in wet rubbers lol
around 18 minutes was that sound of running water?
Hello Thom, Yes, it was water coming down the ore chute.
@Whoop!
Lol the sound you make at 5.14
Back ground audio level over powering your audio on intro segment. Great job your doing with your videos!
We film and edit all of our videos on an iPhone 7 Plus. When you watch it on a tv, it’s too loud. When you watch it on a phone, it’s fine. Not sure why it does this.
cold, soggy feet AND a wedgey !! Horrible conditions for an explore....
Looks like fun
It was :)
Great place where men carved through stone to get wealth, crazy drug gold is. You should try and go to Hill's bar or the workings at Siwash creek or Spider peak,. There are legends Spanish swords were found past the Emancipation mine site. PS please carry marking paint exploring.
We would like to try to find the Ward Mine. It’s up Siwash Creek on the other end. It’s crazy they’d hike through the mountains from this end. Haven’t heard about the Spanish swords though, that’s pretty neat!
@@AdventuresRUs It is tough to get to Siwash but you can canoe or boat from Yale. Over the mountain is not always possible. Quarlark is nice I think you can still hike from north of Hills bar on opposite side if you ask reserve for transit crossing. Big nuggs on Hills bar and quartz matrix specimens on hill.
We see a lot of people at their claims along there.
Wow
It’s a neat spot for sure! :)
This is interesting
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Wonder if there is any Orange Lodges left abandoned
What are Orange Lodges?
I FELL ASLEEP AFTER 56 SECONDS...ZZZZZZZZZZZ
Congratulations!! Thank you for taking the time to tell us:)
If your lights go out, you're screwed.
For sure. Fortunately we always carry charger packs!!
I've been inside that mine numerous times when I was still living out there
It’s an amazing area eh!
I love that place, so rich in history
Coolest I want to go there!!
It’s an amazing place for sure!!
I wonder if someone can buy the whole town and mine???
There's a guy that bought a ghost town and mine in California and it's incredible and just a great way of life!!!
The local Indian band owns this one and have had it repaired over the years through government grant money and did tours. It then closed and sat for a few years. They just got another grant and will be working on it again, with the intention of opening in a few years for yours again. You must be talking about Brent, from Ghost Town Living! He sure had the opportunity of a lifetime and has done a fabulous job there:). We really enjoy his videos.
Maybe a good place to metal detect!
Probably!
That's some extensive tunneling
There’s over 180km of underground workings here! So, definitely lots more to explore!
@@AdventuresRUs That equates to over 111 miles, massive.
how do you get into these places when theyre closed? do u just walk in or? id love to go.
If you decide you want to go, send us a message. There’s a specific area to park and then you hike in.
@@AdventuresRUs what do I message you on? I am planning on going soon
Great job…. Gained a subscriber
Thank you! We really appreciate the support :)
This whole passageway was dug by hand, quite the achievement considering all this was dug out by humans
They definitely used dynamite in this one, in fact, some of the deaths that occurred were the result of its use :(
น่าจะเป็นเหมืองทองคำ มีทางรถไฟขนทองออกจากถ้ำ (น่าจะมีทหารมาทำเหมืองทองสมัยสงครามโลกครั้งที่ 2 เหมือนในภาพยนต์ไทย)
Always carry extra flashlights and batteries
Amazing place, and Amazing video!!!! What is the name of the opening music?
Keep up the Amazing work.
Thank you for your kind words! Off hand I’m not sure which artist we got that from, but we get all of our music from Epidemic Sound. If I come across it, I’ll let you know!! Take care and stay well :)
@@AdventuresRUs you are welcome.. If you find it that would be awesome.
The song is called Glanta.
@@AdventuresRUs Thank you so much.
26:08 take a look at what you are walking under .
See that beam is going to snap soon and I would bet on where it is going to break .
Underground exploring isn’t without risk..
It would be interesting to know who was the person that made the decision to say, that's it we're done here and they all just walked away and never came back?
It doesn’t take much for people to back out of deals like this. In this case, the price of gold dropped and that was it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Take care
@@AdventuresRUs Just watching you hike around and the effort it takes. Then think of all the work those folks did back then hauling all that equipment and supplies in! No one works that hard anymore.
For sure! People were certainly different back then! What they accomplished with so little is really quite impressive.