It's so coo that you get to hang with Andrea and Steven, Pin in the Atlas is one of my favorite channels! I'm just getting to know yours, but definitely will be watching now.
Lots to work with there as a volunteer site. The ore samples are from a later time. That first big place where the big kitchen was, the other room filled with ore samples was prbably a chow hall oiginally. As you can see, later on when others came in to test drill, they just stuck those samples anywhere they could to keep them out of the snow and rain.
What a cool place to visit. I bet if a person dug through that old trash pile and those old pit toilets, they would find some rare vintage bottles and other cool treasures for sure. Thanks for the tour.
The old outhouse is still standing,tho the papers cracked and dried. There's that old oak seat, that I used to sit on. Down the lane I'd run sometimes I'd make it, other times I had to fake it, that's why we have such green,green grass at home. A little dittie to share.😊 Me thinks that one kitchen was a lab. It had a big hood in it.
Hello Dave nice find from the past would this have been a Gold mine . But did not see a mine or the working machinery. or tailling pile still nice explore .P.S well guess you did find some GOLD Steve and Andrea ⛏️😀
Since there is a huge propane tank there must be a road wide enough for a propane truck to deliver the gas. Also the building were you found the oar samples was the chow hall. It was just repurposed after the main company shut down.
I don’t know if you noticed on two of the beds it looked to me a huge amount of blood stains? The beg with the most stains looks like someone had died there and decayed and left! Very gruesome scene if you ask me since I study many crime pictures and true crimes! Eerie!
Can't be horse flies! They are as big as your thumb,and when they bite a horses ass,the horses would jump from the pain it caused! My uncle had a horse on the farm for a short time,and as I was talking to him, the big green fly landed on the horses rump, so my uncle slapped it. I asked him what that was,a horse fly,but you don't see them like when horses were used a lot more years ago! The expression became: Getting horsed,meaning the horse got bit and jumped so high it threw you off! The FLIES biting you are black Flies,not horse flies! This, old mine camp might still be active,or owned by someone. That That propane tank is in pretty good shape,and an unusual object to find up on the mountain. The east side of the rockies is the lee side,which gets nailed with tons of snow! The old barn,might have been part of a mountain farm that found minerals! 😊
Some places are best left to the ghosts of the past and for nature to reclaim. When a ghost town stinks with evidence of rat infestation and throngs of flies, it would be best if you didn't poke your nose into the buildings.
It's so coo that you get to hang with Andrea and Steven, Pin in the Atlas is one of my favorite channels! I'm just getting to know yours, but definitely will be watching now.
@@john-aaronbaumann7464 Thanks!
Lots to work with there as a volunteer site. The ore samples are from a later time. That first big place where the big kitchen was, the other room filled with ore samples was prbably a chow hall oiginally. As you can see, later on when others came in to test drill, they just stuck those samples anywhere they could to keep them out of the snow and rain.
What a beautiful place, especially where that little cabin was. Really enjoyed seeing this video. Thanks for sharing
Thank you.
thanks for sharing hard to believe its totally abandoned
What a cool place to visit. I bet if a person dug through that old trash pile and those old pit toilets, they would find some rare vintage bottles and other cool treasures for sure. Thanks for the tour.
@@edwardtraylor3984 Thank you.
Pin in the Atlas is a wonderful channel, one of my favourites actually. Say Hello to Andrea and Steve for me.
An amazing place!
It really is! Thank you for watching.
The old outhouse is still standing,tho the papers cracked and dried. There's that old oak seat, that I used to sit on. Down the lane I'd run sometimes I'd make it, other times I had to fake it, that's why we have such green,green grass at home. A little dittie to share.😊 Me thinks that one kitchen was a lab. It had a big hood in it.
What a very mysterious place of interest.
Hello Dave nice find from the past would this have been a Gold mine . But did not see a mine or the working machinery. or tailling pile still nice explore .P.S well guess you did find some GOLD Steve and Andrea ⛏️😀
Good one Dave!
Thank you.
Looks like a horror movie with infected flies that will make you morph into some kind of monster in a couple of days. 😂
Haha, luckily that hasn't happened! (Yet).
Beautiful❤
In addition there are water and drain pipes so they had a pressurized system.
Mining camps, whether in Nevada or Montana or wherever, do not look like they were ever particularly pleasant places to live.
@@thinman8621 Mining camps were often viewed as temporary homes.
Since there is a huge propane tank there must be a road wide enough for a propane truck to deliver the gas. Also the building were you found the oar samples was the chow hall. It was just repurposed after the main company shut down.
If it's a ghost town why is there a modern propane tank there
That's true. People clearly still live here. For some reason all the residents were away on our visit.
The cabin walls have 4x4 panels because they are easier to haul up the mountain!
I don’t know if you noticed on two of the beds it looked to me a huge amount of blood stains? The beg with the most stains looks like someone had died there and decayed and left! Very gruesome scene if you ask me since I study many crime pictures and true crimes! Eerie!
Another really good abandoned location🏚
Thanks again!
@@DaveExploresYT You're welcome
Interesting.
Can't be horse flies! They are as big as your thumb,and when they bite a horses ass,the horses would jump from the pain it caused!
My uncle had a horse on the farm for a short time,and as I was talking to him, the big green fly landed on the horses rump, so my uncle slapped it.
I asked him what that was,a horse fly,but you don't see them like when horses were used a lot more years ago!
The expression became: Getting horsed,meaning the horse got bit and jumped so high it threw you off!
The FLIES biting you are black Flies,not horse flies!
This, old mine camp might still be active,or owned by someone.
That That propane tank is in pretty good shape,and an unusual object to find up on the mountain.
The east side of the rockies is the lee side,which gets nailed with tons of snow!
The old barn,might have been part of a mountain farm that found minerals!
😊
Some places are best left to the ghosts of the past and for nature to reclaim. When a ghost town stinks with evidence of rat infestation and throngs of flies, it would be best if you didn't poke your nose into the buildings.
I think the tanks were for gasoline kinda small for water.
Did the cores have a 1987 date on them? What was the date of the phone directory???
Those old log cabins at the end would last many years if they had new roofs put on them.
what's the name of the mine and where's it at?
Just awesome. I also do ghost towns on my channel. Shalom
Someone obviously resampled the mines many years later!
Curious about the community graveyard
Who else sang the Texaco jingle? 🎶⛽
Those tanks were more than likely fuel tanks
Think the second, smaller house may have been for ladies.
Unless it was the Executive Rest Room. 😂
With a propane tank there. People know it’s there
Hard Rock Miners was not that tall ,5 foot
To 5ft6 or7 " You wouldnt see 5,10 . To 6ft hard rock Miners .
R U not worried bout Hantavirus? Big outbreak out West 20--30 yr ago......Spread by rodants..
How does one actually fnd a secret place ???😅
By finding a place that's a secret.
Volunteers for what????
People still live there? Gas/propane tank, shampoo, and fresh towels. Odd