I'm physically disabled, and home bound much of the time, and your videos bring back a lot of memories from my childhood when I used to travel back and forth from LA to Pennsylvania where I'm originally from, with my dad and sometimes brothers and cousins. I have hopes of a road trip down route 66 and to Arizona one of these days and I hope to visit some of the places in your videos. Thank you so much for doing what you do. God bless you and Ally. Thank you brightening up many dreary days.
Thank you so much for posting this. I remember going here with my parents, some time in the late 70s. At the time the mine was shut down and they allowed you to wander all over but it was just left as is. I was fascinated with seeing the equipment I was using in chemistry class abandoned and covered in decades of dust. And I remember being nervous around the ancestors of those bees you saw, much more anxious about them than the possibility of encountering rattlesnakes. I also remember them saying that the mine was closed due to a collapse which killed some miners and their mule. I now know this was a legend, but it is much more interesting than that it just closed due to the war, so I understand why they told it. Thanks again for sharing.
So happy to see the mine restored. It took a bad hit after Ghost Adventures visited. Especially the Assay office as people would go visit and pluck rock from the walls, trying to get gold and/or a piece of history.
13:15 I'm with you. I personally don't believe in the paranormal. I believe when the seed of "ghosts" are planted in the mind, the power of suggestion takes over the imagination. If you want to hear or experience something, you'll find something to feed off of. I'm a big history buff and I love visiting old mining towns and museums, and it drives me nuts when history is overshadowed by ghost tours. Unfortunately, tourists are more interested in embellished ghost stories and then history. The paranormal has become a business. Now every old town or building, is "haunted."
I LOVE ghost towns!!! This was awesome!!! You should contact Brent at Cerro Gordo silver mine...he owns it and lives up there by himself (and some goats, cats and alpacas) but he sometimes takes people INTO the mines!! The stories and history is fascinating and I think you'd love it!! His channel is called Ghost Town Living...you probably already know this. But, if not, might be a great adventure!!
Vulture city is definitely haunted. I went on a ghost hunt there once. We conducted an EVP session in the schoolhouse and the temperature dropped 30 degrees in 5 seconds. Made the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
I figured out who you sound like, GENE WILDER!!!!!! Was watching Willy Wonka yesterday and heard him get excited and elevated his speech talk and I was like " I know that voice!" lol Love ya bro!! Praise the lord he made people like you and I . ;)
I always love watching you go to such unique places, especially ghost towns! Not sure why I’m so fascinated by them but perhaps it’s because I know life existed there and we can only speculate what that life must’ve been like.
Often take the route from Prescott through Wickenburg back to the Valley of the Sun... longer trip but the 17 can be a nightmare with traffic. Peebles Valley has a great little Italy place called Tbird Cafe. Great vlog.
Great video Justin I love your derest videos. AZ looks stunning. Vulture city would be a excellent venue for Halloween festival. Visiting ghost towns would be so cool.
The mine "recycling" you talk about was almost always economic and technological. It would begin to cost more to extract the metals, etc. than they were worth, so mining would stop. Then technology would advance and it would become economically feasible to mine again. This sometimes repeated several times as long as the mine had viable ore and the technology advanced enough to make mining profitable.
Diphtheria: A acute, highly contagious bacterial disease causing inflammation of the mucous membranes, formation of a false membrane in the throat that hinders breathing and swallowing, and potentially fatal heart and nerve damage by a bacterial toxin in the blood. It is now rare in developed countries because of immunization.
I hate that after I do a trip I hit videos like this and now know I was not far from it and missed it. Heck, my current profile pic is me in Tombstone. Obviously I gotta plan a longer trip. If my kids just loved this stuff as much as I (and seems you) do.
I'm physically disabled, and home bound much of the time, and your videos bring back a lot of memories from my childhood when I used to travel back and forth from LA to Pennsylvania where I'm originally from, with my dad and sometimes brothers and cousins. I have hopes of a road trip down route 66 and to Arizona one of these days and I hope to visit some of the places in your videos. Thank you so much for doing what you do. God bless you and Ally. Thank you brightening up many dreary days.
I always love rediscovering this channel I binge then get distracted then come back and remember why I love it so much
My sister lived in Wickenburg. Always loved visiting her. Been to the mine a few times and the museum in town is very cool.
Thank you so much for posting this. I remember going here with my parents, some time in the late 70s. At the time the mine was shut down and they allowed you to wander all over but it was just left as is. I was fascinated with seeing the equipment I was using in chemistry class abandoned and covered in decades of dust. And I remember being nervous around the ancestors of those bees you saw, much more anxious about them than the possibility of encountering rattlesnakes. I also remember them saying that the mine was closed due to a collapse which killed some miners and their mule. I now know this was a legend, but it is much more interesting than that it just closed due to the war, so I understand why they told it. Thanks again for sharing.
So happy to see the mine restored. It took a bad hit after Ghost Adventures visited. Especially the Assay office as people would go visit and pluck rock from the walls, trying to get gold and/or a piece of history.
This truly looks like a bucket list destination for sure! I love to see places like this. Thanks for sharing Justin!
Wow it really looks like the miners could come back at any time. They've done a great job!
13:15 I'm with you. I personally don't believe in the paranormal. I believe when the seed of "ghosts" are planted in the mind, the power of suggestion takes over the imagination. If you want to hear or experience something, you'll find something to feed off of. I'm a big history buff and I love visiting old mining towns and museums, and it drives me nuts when history is overshadowed by ghost tours. Unfortunately, tourists are more interested in embellished ghost stories and then history. The paranormal has become a business. Now every old town or building, is "haunted."
I LOVE ghost towns!!! This was awesome!!! You should contact Brent at Cerro Gordo silver mine...he owns it and lives up there by himself (and some goats, cats and alpacas) but he sometimes takes people INTO the mines!! The stories and history is fascinating and I think you'd love it!! His channel is called Ghost Town Living...you probably already know this. But, if not, might be a great adventure!!
Thanks for taking us along
Vulture city is definitely haunted. I went on a ghost hunt there once. We conducted an EVP session in the schoolhouse and the temperature dropped 30 degrees in 5 seconds. Made the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
You crack me up on these videos. Had never heard of this place. Great video
I figured out who you sound like, GENE WILDER!!!!!! Was watching Willy Wonka yesterday and heard him get excited and elevated his speech talk and I was like " I know that voice!" lol Love ya bro!! Praise the lord he made people like you and I . ;)
Every time you stepped outside a building, I expected to hear "When hinges creek in doorless chambers..."
I live in Phoenix hope to go there sometime , i bet the brothel was fun.
Beautiful
Great Job Justin. This is my kind of place too!
I always love watching you go to such unique places, especially ghost towns! Not sure why I’m so fascinated by them but perhaps it’s because I know life existed there and we can only speculate what that life must’ve been like.
Often take the route from Prescott through Wickenburg back to the Valley of the Sun... longer trip but the 17 can be a nightmare with traffic. Peebles Valley has a great little Italy place called Tbird Cafe. Great vlog.
Did you see the town of Nothing, AZ on that back highway? Drive slow, you could drive right by it.
Thanks again for the status of this order
Talent of which Hollywood is unworthy! Great humor and fun!
Great video Justin I love your derest videos. AZ looks stunning. Vulture city would be a excellent venue for Halloween festival. Visiting ghost towns would be so cool.
Thanks for visiting Justin ☺️
I also was there last week!
Best part: Justin giggling in the brothel!!! 🤪
Super video! I applauded for $10.00 👏👏👏
Jeez I wish I could get a chick to do that for me;
I love your videos. All of the places I wish I could explore. I was going to order a hat but they are mostly sold out.
Lol I live in wickenburg and it's very cool to see it from his point of view
The doctors room was the scariest for me!
Looks like Vulture City just jumped into my bucket list.
Gret video.
I went here with my son it was a great adventure btw love your videos
If you smelt it, you dealt it. LOL!
Justin do you know the story of yarnnell ?
The mine "recycling" you talk about was almost always economic and technological. It would begin to cost more to extract the metals, etc. than they were worth, so mining would stop. Then technology would advance and it would become economically feasible to mine again. This sometimes repeated several times as long as the mine had viable ore and the technology advanced enough to make mining profitable.
Diphtheria: A acute, highly contagious bacterial disease causing inflammation of the mucous membranes, formation of a false membrane in the throat that hinders breathing and swallowing, and potentially fatal heart and nerve damage by a bacterial toxin in the blood. It is now rare in developed countries because of immunization.
I hate that after I do a trip I hit videos like this and now know I was not far from it and missed it. Heck, my current profile pic is me in Tombstone. Obviously I gotta plan a longer trip. If my kids just loved this stuff as much as I (and seems you) do.
It’s good to protect yourself from the sun and also avoiding weird tan lines
Check out the Pioneer Living History Museum at Pioneer Rd. And the I-17.
Cool video
😂"maybe i do mind if I doodoo!" 😂🤣
I would love to go to these places in America finding wrecks of old cars and stuff wish I lived in America :(
are we getting a opening day disneyland vlog?! saw you were there
I have to ask, was that piano noise put there in editing or did it legit happen..thats scary as hell if it legit happened
Disney land is back open i want to see you go there
could you upload on vimeo!!
How is Ally doing
The firefighters that died ?
Isn't the question more about the MATERIAL of the jacket rather than the jacket itself? (Also; FIRST!)
Where is other? Seem you all alone.
ALL I HOPE IS THAT Californians don’t CALIFORNIA MY ARIZONA
ROBBED BY VIGILANTES???? I THINK YOU GOT THAT A BIT BACKWARDS