My mom actually went to Bodie and was able to find a picture of her Great Grandpa I was so excited to see this video so I could see what my mom got to see
Many people are complaining about exploring this "shit" place but I totally disagree.. I think this place looks so amazing! I can only imagine what it was like to live in that place. Good video! :)
Bodie hasn't actually been untouched for 100 years. The last residents of the town were back in the 1940's when around 90 people still lived there, compare that to the nearly 3,000 who lived there in 1880 and you can see that there was definitely a decline over the decades. By 1950 the town was empty.
I've been to ghost towns also. But never have I seen one so fully stocked. Apothecary, canned foods, tools, carriages and saloons that look like they may re-open tomorrow. I want to go there.
This is an amazing video of a place practically frozen in time. For those of you complaining this is a bad video, you clearly don't have appreciation for history, or urban exploring in its truest sense, for that matter. I'm sure there are some fake, staged "ghost" videos for those of you who like that sort of thing. Thank you, Josh. This is a great video.
This is a great video, but why are videos of this kind always referred to as urban explorations when in fact almost all of them take place in a rural area?
This is probably one of my favourite ghost towns. It's so beautiful. And it goes to show that if you take care of something, it'll last a very long time.
I've been to Bodie twice and I've got to see the entire time I was there you get this very odd eerie feeling, especially when looking inside buildings. Of course, the ghost town is haunted, but in broad daylight you just get this really odd feeling in your chest like you're being watched. Bodie is a really cool place to visit and I feel like everyone should go there at some point if they like historical landmarks.
It would be so great if developers would make a game or a simulation of the town in its booming years! A simulation game that you can play with a Oculus Rift perhaps. So you can go back in time and see the town with its inhabitants in 3D! If i was a developer, i would make this town come back to life again, wow!
This was amazing. You have an old soul...just like my daughter and I. I always say I would have loved living back in these times. So great. Thanks again. ~Laura ~
The windows are not new. All of the buildings were once painted. It looks like the windows were repainted. Rather than restoring, they have chosen to preserve the town in this state of deterioration. They keep up the roofs, and spray the exterior with chemicals to protect from the elements.
+Eileen Mosley the glass don't melt it just cause it was the 1500-1900 and there were no technical stuff for the glass it was handput and people were just bad at it
We have a glass manufacturer in Germany that makes the old style windows for us so we can use it for replacement. I know because I work there and I talked to Josh and John. By "keeping the roofs" we replace the shingles, and we replace the windows.
When I was a kid we still used well water, sometimes from a bucket and sometimes from a pump/faucet. In some places, outhouses were still used, too. We had indoor plumbing but sometimes it was bad/weak. At some point, something happened and the well water became contaminated. Eventually, the city of Dallas, TX put in the sewer, water, etc. for my little town of only a few hundred.
I absolutely love your abandoned adventures & the risks you take. I have learned so much history about the world just from your amazing videos! I can't believe how many places are abandoned all over the world! Thank you so much Josh for all you do!
It’s good to see your appreciation for the beauty of keeping these things exactly as they were left so long ago, untouched. And also the way you try to put into words the beauty of how it has naturally been slowly touched by the weather and elements over the years. I also like to try to mentally place myself in these places as if I were rewinding the calendar and imagining it as if I were there originally
Me too. Nah I don’t think it’s just boredom and I don’t think it’s our past life although I respect your ideas. I have always found history soooooo interesting and get the same feeling/connection. If I only had the money to travel the us and see it’s history 💔💔💔 well after the zombie apocalypse is over 🤦🏼♀️
I think it's just because it was a place where people once lived and did a lot of the things we still do, and now not even their descendants are living there anymore. Some things are only haunted by memories.
My parents , brother, sister and I visited Bodie in 1975. It was not as well maintained back then. Very cool place. I could almost hear the old souls voices in the wind. My sister found an old Presidential elections pin under the chapel stairs with James Buchanan's name on it and the year 1856. She gave it to the museum curator on site. I'll never forget that place. Thanks for the trip back!!! :-D ♥♥
The last inhabitants left in the 1950’s and some building still have electricity. For example, the Rangers quarters and the general store he’s looking into at 6:00 has lightbulbs that stay dimly lit hanging from the ceilings. The town itself was also known as one of the deadliest towns in the west, where one of the wealthiest men in town at a time was the coffin maker, whos house and gallery still stand.
I've seen photos of this place, but never realized it was so big, the drone shots helped put it into perspective. Seems like it would be a wonderful relaxing trip. It's one of my dreams to go here... it's even more of a priority now. Great video as usual! Thank you! :)
The carriage at 7:20 is just like one of the carriages we drive at home (Scotland). It is just amazing to see one from back in those times still preserved. There arent many left around the world. They now cost a fortune, it took us ages to get our hands on one!!. Love your videos and all of the other Exploring with crews' videos :-D
LOve the store, the big barrels for flour and pickles. Oh I could just see myself in those days walking to the store and church. Oh the barn wood to have it and have a piece of history. I love it. the kids in class were learning the mining process which was neat.
Who the fuck calls themselves faze rug, the whole TH-cam prank/gaming or whatever community if so full of drama it's so gay I can barely watch anything on YT anymore
I love this. Old friend was park ranger here. I slept in old house one night & literally saw a ghost. Truth. Head Park Rangers wife had me for breakfast next morn to know what I saw. She told me all the rangers that live in Bodie (about 1975) saw ghosts & even heard ghosts talking in the mine which at that time was closed off to public. She also stated that the school bell would ring on its own... in the morn when school began or the afternoon when school out. Only rangers were allowed in & worked to stabilized both mine & homes..
Dude, you have to go to Hoia Baciu forst in Romania :D. They say that there is a ghost forest and it has very paranormal activity and alien sightings and all of that.
The people during that time would never have thought that 100 years down the line, their home, work, and school would be a tourist destination, and flying machines that took moving pictures would be scaling over it...awesome video!
josh I can not travel to well due to my health .watching your videos and how you describe things and tell the history it makes me feel I'm there .I also have learned a lot
The town of bodie is so haunted that if you steal something from one of the buildings or even just take a small memento to remember your trip you will be plagued by the bodies curse until you return the item you took. The lady that works at the post office in the next town over (since bodie itself doesn't have a postal address any longer) has testified to the fact that she gets tens of letters and packages every year from people in other states and countries that are mailing back the items they had pocketed since their vacation there along with a letter explaining all the horrible luck that had befallen them since they had taken the items from the town, and would the post Lady kindly return the item to bodie for them. One such story is a man that drove his pickup truck into bodie and took an old piano from one of the houses (back in the early 1990s when the town wasn't an attraction and before security was ever there) and within 5 months his wife left him, his son was killed in a swimming accident, he lost his job and his entire pension and his father came down with a sudden deathly case of cancer and had only months to live. Very sad. The bodie curse lives on.
the.one.for.him.now Thanks for the creepy tale. Too bad we have buzzkills in the comments who love to point out the obvious to try and appear smart instead of just appreciating a story for what it is - a story.
What makes me happy is that I've been here before a long time ago I was 12 I went with my family and my mom thought it would be hot so I wore my overalls with the shorts and had a tank top and was freezing the entire time. It was snowing. This brought back memories. :) I'm almost 32 now.
I've been to Bodie. It's a really cool ghost town and is kept in a state of arrested deterioration by the park service just so people can come and explore the town. It's all in it's original state aside from the few homes which have been restored for the park employees to live in. Bodie itself is a really cool mining town which played a big part in developing modern mining practices and technology. Fun Fact, it was the first towns to recieve electricity from a dam a few miles away and the power plant is still in the town, though not featured in this video. It was the first real field test for transferring electrical power over power lines.
cindy a the gold ended up running out and things that weren’t personal belongings such as family pictures, clothes, were takin but the rest was to expensive to take so they left everything else, it’s why furniture and cooking pans and pots were all left😝 learned this today and I actually sound like I have smarticle particles 😂
Yes, the gold dried up. But also a big fire in the 1940s took 1/3 of the town. The day after they got the fire out, near everyone left with just their valuables and what ever would fit in a suitcase in a car. And they just left, to never return. That’s why the houses and buildings still have all the stuff, and in many of them you can tell by how stuff is in the homes, people literally jumped up and left.
Wow! Your video is awesome! Very clear picture even at full screen. The video really takes you to Bodie. Most of all , I loved your enthusiasm! It reminded me of Huell Howser, especially his Death Valley episode.Loved this video!
Great to see bodie threw your lens, just visited this amazing town with my wife, click my face to check the video and what Bodie looks like in 2019. Thanks for sharing
I loveeeee seeing abandoned untouched buildings w/stuffs in it! Its vintage and cool how things looked like back in the day! Thanks for sharing, Aloha from Hawaii 🤙🤙🤙
I when there 2 years ago and wow- it's amazing and beautiful! I'd love to go back there and get more videos! Also I've seen a lot of paranormal activity in Bodie, it was cool!
It's fascinating for me to look at those old structures and think about who slept or sat there, or who walked through those buildings and what their lives were like.
Thank you Josh. To see some thing old like this town is great. This town was bombing 100 years ago. Look and see what has been envented or improved sense then. Just look at the drone sit. put more house and stores in between the standing house and stores and you have a big city in the middle of no where. I love what you are doing. Chirp
I have had water drawn from a well like the one here, in a bucket. The water tastes like nothing else! It is always ice cold and tastes wonderful. There was always a metal dipper to dip the water from the bucket into your cup. Or you brought your own bucket to pour the water in and your bucket had a metal dipper, also, that had a flat hook at the end so it would hang on the side of the bucket. My grandfather had a well like this on his farm when I was growing up. He had no running water. The water would stay very cold in a metal bucket in the shade on the back porch.
That was so cool! And thank you for always starting off with the history of the place, that's so important! So many people do video's like this and the places are so cool, but with no history of the location I have no idea what I'm even looking at and it ruins the whole thing. And your drone cams rock!!
A great video..thanks for sharing it. I love your channel, I subbed long time ago, I get to see things & places I'd never get to go see in person. You're so nice & respectful of places you explore.
I don't know how can you hate Josh just because he is not exploring haunted shits all the time. Like ffs, this ghost town looks insane dude, i always like to imagine how it was back then.
Josh you are a young guy but you have an old wise spirit. You've given us yet another history lesson from someone who actually wants to learn all he can from his explorations! Kudos!
ive been here and i can tell you the paranormal is real here for sure. i was very young, it was in the late 1990's my mom had a polarized camera, heading into this town, all the pictures were fine. the ones inside the town, every single one, was distorted, discolored, blurry chunks missing on it..and the ones leaving the town again, perfectly fine. it may be very very very coincidental but i mean what are the odds..if you saw the pictures yourself, you would also believe that there was another essence there. anyways great videos! i love them
Fascinating video! I wonder if there is someone still alive (80 - 90 years old) who lived there as a kid in the 30's to 50's who can still remember it.
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"it hasn't been touched in over a hundred years" same
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49 likes? Coincidence i think not
Big mood
My peepee hasn't been touched in 100 yrs
Laura Provan just like my ex
Bodie Untouched.
Sounds like me
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This looks like armadillo from red dead redemption
It’s Blackwater.
@@gerushiiiii Its Rhodes
Megan N looks nothing like armadillo, looks more like valentine from the new one
Really it I thought it looked more like valentines ...
It looks like Saint Denis.
I love places like this. I think about its history, people, and sometimes I feel dragged into it, and see myself living in those days.
Red Dead Redemption
JASON.S YES
YAAAASSSSS
I'm like it looks like red redemption 😂
JASON.S or it look like the ghost town in gta san andread
Yep and GTA SAN ANDREAS!!!! LAS BRUJAS
My mom actually went to Bodie and was able to find a picture of her Great Grandpa
I was so excited to see this video so I could see what my mom got to see
I dont believe you but ok
@@active6265 believe
@@irving9352 why
Wtf
I belive u
Many people are complaining about exploring this "shit" place but I totally disagree.. I think this place looks so amazing! I can only imagine what it was like to live in that place. Good video! :)
Mmmh most of these people here cant appreciate these types of things.
Yeah.. I ofc understand that everyone has different opinion on what is interesting and whats not but the way bringing it up could be nicer.
+Spirit Cuz it's dumb to explore these places. It's abandoned and no one but hookers and drug dealers live there.
If he's going to explore it should be somewhere that no one has been to yet
+TheAtm12345 If you're such a hater why are you watching his videos then? :P
OHHH BODIE I thought they found a body
Haha stoner?
Same lol
Same Where's the body oh yeah it's click beate
Same XD
I make ABANDONED videos too check em out!
Bodie hasn't actually been untouched for 100 years. The last residents of the town were back in the 1940's when around 90 people still lived there, compare that to the nearly 3,000 who lived there in 1880 and you can see that there was definitely a decline over the decades. By 1950 the town was empty.
In 1910 the town had 15,000 in population.
@@SQUAREHEADSAM1912 Wow. Thats alot of people in such a small town.
@@elias7748 it was bigger back then, only about 1% of the buildings remain today.
These guys are not very thorough with their research.....and quite loose with facts & truth.....
I've been to ghost towns also. But never have I seen one so fully stocked. Apothecary, canned foods, tools, carriages and saloons that look like they may re-open tomorrow. I want to go there.
if u r reading this comment u r terrific and have a great great day bless you guys!
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This is an amazing video of a place practically frozen in time. For those of you complaining this is a bad video, you clearly don't have appreciation for history, or urban exploring in its truest sense, for that matter. I'm sure there are some fake, staged "ghost" videos for those of you who like that sort of thing.
Thank you, Josh. This is a great video.
This is a great video, but why are videos of this kind always referred to as urban explorations when in fact almost all of them take place in a rural area?
Thank you for posting this. I am a huge Little House on the Prairie fan. Watching what houses look like back in the days. That made my day.
This is probably one of my favourite ghost towns. It's so beautiful. And it goes to show that if you take care of something, it'll last a very long time.
*"GAVIIIIIIIIN! WHERE ARE YOOOOOU?! GAAAAAV!!!"*
Rumuel Nathanael "Ya'll still looking for him?"
Omg LOVE this place! It's amazing to see all of the original items untouched. So cool! Looks like it was a nice little town ☺
This place hod 20 saloons it was not little town
Hey josh I'm a big fan d I suffer with depression and anxiety and your videos are the only thing keeping my happy so please don't stop
If you suffer with depression or anxiety, watch jacksepticeye as well
+Cyborg Noodle i love him
+Cyborg Noodle okay thanks
+phan tøp trash thanks
damn man you should try brawadis you might like him the only way to find out is to give it a try I hope I helped you out
"I wonder how many craps have been tooken in this outhouse?"
DEEP THOUGHTS by Josh
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Love bodie and ghost towns it's crazy how people just pick up and leave everything!
Thanks
I've been to Bodie twice and I've got to see the entire time I was there you get this very odd eerie feeling, especially when looking inside buildings. Of course, the ghost town is haunted, but in broad daylight you just get this really odd feeling in your chest like you're being watched.
Bodie is a really cool place to visit and I feel like everyone should go there at some point if they like historical landmarks.
looks like the perfect location for a film.
It would be so great if developers would make a game or a simulation of the town in its booming years! A simulation game that you can play with a Oculus Rift perhaps. So you can go back in time and see the town with its inhabitants in 3D! If i was a developer, i would make this town come back to life again, wow!
the town is in gta san andreas
You mean rdr2?
This was amazing. You have an old soul...just like my daughter and I.
I always say I would have loved living back in these times. So great. Thanks again.
~Laura ~
this is one of the best exploring vids i've seen wow
Can you go to Glenndale abandoned mental hospital?? It's in Maryland
that would be cool x
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I went past it its like so creepy
they should totally go there. I love the abandoned hospital videos
Yooo I live in Maryland, I need to go there
The windows are not new. All of the buildings were once painted. It looks like the windows were repainted. Rather than restoring, they have chosen to preserve the town in this state of deterioration. They keep up the roofs, and spray the exterior with chemicals to protect from the elements.
+Nate Chung no they replaced the windows i talked to the ranger.
the old windows had waves and bubbles in the glass in the old times. Because of how they melted it
+Eileen Mosley the glass don't melt it just cause it was the 1500-1900 and there were no technical stuff for the glass it was handput and people were just bad at it
+Eileen Mosley glass
We have a glass manufacturer in Germany that makes the old style windows for us so we can use it for replacement. I know because I work there and I talked to Josh and John. By "keeping the roofs" we replace the shingles, and we replace the windows.
5:15 "I wonder how many craps have been (taken) in this outhouse". LOL! You gotta love Josh.
He said..." took-en"
I really like this young man, every time I see one of his videos he makes my heart smile, bless him & his family 😇👍👍
I'm obsessed with you ugh
Lucky dude.
+OXY ! lol
+OXY ! lol k so why r u here
+OXY ! lols
+Exploring With Josh I though you were Josh for sec
When I was a kid we still used well water, sometimes from a bucket and sometimes from a pump/faucet. In some places, outhouses were still used, too. We had indoor plumbing but sometimes it was bad/weak. At some point, something happened and the well water became contaminated. Eventually, the city of Dallas, TX put in the sewer, water, etc. for my little town of only a few hundred.
I grew up in the area and went here on a school trip. Changed my whole life.
omg
I absolutely love your abandoned adventures & the risks you take. I have learned so much history about the world just from your amazing videos! I can't believe how many places are abandoned all over the world! Thank you so much Josh for all you do!
I asked my mom if anybody lived there and my great grandfather use to live there it was so cool
Wow wow wow! This is by far my favorite exploring video that you have done yet! Thank you for a glimpse into this stunning piece of history!
5:30 reminds me of red dead redemption... Anyone else?
The whole video reminded me of Red Dead
yeah
For sure
deff
Reminds me of Blue Redemption Dead
It’s good to see your appreciation for the beauty of keeping these things exactly as they were left so long ago, untouched. And also the way you try to put into words the beauty of how it has naturally been slowly touched by the weather and elements over the years. I also like to try to mentally place myself in these places as if I were rewinding the calendar and imagining it as if I were there originally
Sometimes when seeing old places like this I almost feel a heart-achy feeling of longing. Idk why. Any explanations?
Past life?
You're just bored.
So are we lol
Me too. Nah I don’t think it’s just boredom and I don’t think it’s our past life although I respect your ideas.
I have always found history soooooo interesting and get the same feeling/connection. If I only had the money to travel the us and see it’s history 💔💔💔 well after the zombie apocalypse is over 🤦🏼♀️
same. when i see stuff like this i feel like i've been missing it for so many years and when you suddenly see it, you feel that heart ache..
I think it's just because it was a place where people once lived and did a lot of the things we still do, and now not even their descendants are living there anymore. Some things are only haunted by memories.
My parents , brother, sister and I visited Bodie in 1975. It was not as well maintained back then. Very cool place. I could almost hear the old souls voices in the wind. My sister found an old Presidential elections pin under the chapel stairs with James Buchanan's name on it and the year 1856. She gave it to the museum curator on site. I'll never forget that place. Thanks for the trip back!!! :-D ♥♥
1:17 was that English😂
Thanks I've been replaying this for 5 minutes straight 💀
Really cool channel man, thanks for the upload! It's rare to see younger people dig this kinda stuff.
"Outta da damn way!" Arthur Morgan 1899
This is the best video I've seen on Bodies. Loved it. Thank you Josh.
Ah. I remember this place. I have had some pretty bad run ins here. They used to call the old place Blackwater.
I remember black water what a nice place till some gang shot it up
I love seeing these stuff from the old times
The last inhabitants left in the 1950’s and some building still have electricity. For example, the Rangers quarters and the general store he’s looking into at 6:00 has lightbulbs that stay dimly lit hanging from the ceilings. The town itself was also known as one of the deadliest towns in the west, where one of the wealthiest men in town at a time was the coffin maker, whos house and gallery still stand.
I've seen photos of this place, but never realized it was so big, the drone shots helped put it into perspective. Seems like it would be a wonderful relaxing trip. It's one of my dreams to go here... it's even more of a priority now. Great video as usual! Thank you! :)
Hey Josh, Some of the building remind me of the TV series "Little House on the Prairie"...
I love it josh when you put the drone up,you get to see some wonderful views
Great video. Would love to see this for real
Walker Hunter it’s actually beautiful
The carriage at 7:20 is just like one of the carriages we drive at home (Scotland). It is just amazing to see one from back in those times still preserved. There arent many left around the world. They now cost a fortune, it took us ages to get our hands on one!!. Love your videos and all of the other Exploring with crews' videos :-D
A wooden house survives about 150 years and an concrete mansion breaks after 50 years........
LOve the store, the big barrels for flour and pickles. Oh I could just see myself in those days walking to the store and church. Oh the barn wood to have it and have a piece of history. I love it. the kids in class were learning the mining process which was neat.
you should explore abandoned places with FaZe Rug
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No lol rug will be like "I SAW A DEAD ......" Rug is full click bait
um...no.
Who the fuck calls themselves faze rug, the whole TH-cam prank/gaming or whatever community if so full of drama it's so gay I can barely watch anything on YT anymore
I love this. Old friend was park ranger here. I slept in old house one night & literally saw a ghost. Truth. Head Park Rangers wife had me for breakfast next morn to know what I saw. She told me all the rangers that live in Bodie (about 1975) saw ghosts & even heard ghosts talking in the mine which at that time was closed off to public. She also stated that the school bell would ring on its own... in the morn when school began or the afternoon when school out. Only rangers were allowed in & worked to stabilized both mine & homes..
Dude, you have to go to Hoia Baciu forst in Romania :D. They say that there is a ghost forest and it has very paranormal activity and alien sightings and all of that.
The people during that time would never have thought that 100 years down the line, their home, work, and school would be a tourist destination, and flying machines that took moving pictures would be scaling over it...awesome video!
Dee-cayed? You're putting the em-phasis on the wrong sy-llable.
Omg I thought I was the only one who noticed.
don't forget "tooken".....smh
Decayed*
He pronounced t-hee wrong see-Labels
@trubkid please let me know what these things means,
I crack my head! What are sylable and using them
josh I can not travel to well due to my health .watching your videos and how you describe things and tell the history it makes me feel I'm there .I also have learned a lot
The town of bodie is so haunted that if you steal something from one of the buildings or even just take a small memento to remember your trip you will be plagued by the bodies curse until you return the item you took.
The lady that works at the post office in the next town over (since bodie itself doesn't have a postal address any longer) has testified to the fact that she gets tens of letters and packages every year from people in other states and countries that are mailing back the items they had pocketed since their vacation there along with a letter explaining all the horrible luck that had befallen them since they had taken the items from the town, and would the post Lady kindly return the item to bodie for them.
One such story is a man that drove his pickup truck into bodie and took an old piano from one of the houses (back in the early 1990s when the town wasn't an attraction and before security was ever there) and within 5 months his wife left him, his son was killed in a swimming accident, he lost his job and his entire pension and his father came down with a sudden deathly case of cancer and had only months to live. Very sad. The bodie curse lives on.
the.one.for.him.now bullshit
Good story to preserve things from idiots
the.one.for.him.now Thanks for the creepy tale. Too bad we have buzzkills in the comments who love to point out the obvious to try and appear smart instead of just appreciating a story for what it is - a story.
@@jayell2949 Exactly.
What makes me happy is that I've been here before a long time ago I was 12 I went with my family and my mom thought it would be hot so I wore my overalls with the shorts and had a tank top and was freezing the entire time. It was snowing. This brought back memories. :) I'm almost 32 now.
8:02 Warning to headphone users 😂😂
I've been to Bodie. It's a really cool ghost town and is kept in a state of arrested deterioration by the park service just so people can come and explore the town. It's all in it's original state aside from the few homes which have been restored for the park employees to live in. Bodie itself is a really cool mining town which played a big part in developing modern mining practices and technology. Fun Fact, it was the first towns to recieve electricity from a dam a few miles away and the power plant is still in the town, though not featured in this video. It was the first real field test for transferring electrical power over power lines.
What's your main camera?
a good one
holy crap! i have always wanted to find this
i wonder why they left in the first place
Josh mentioned the gold rush brought people there so I'm going to assume the gold ran out and they moved on to the next town.
cindy a the gold ended up running out and things that weren’t personal belongings such as family pictures, clothes, were takin but the rest was to expensive to take so they left everything else, it’s why furniture and cooking pans and pots were all left😝 learned this today and I actually sound like I have smarticle particles 😂
Yes, the gold dried up. But also a big fire in the 1940s took 1/3 of the town. The day after they got the fire out, near everyone left with just their valuables and what ever would fit in a suitcase in a car. And they just left, to never return. That’s why the houses and buildings still have all the stuff, and in many of them you can tell by how stuff is in the homes, people literally jumped up and left.
Wow! Your video is awesome! Very clear picture even at full screen. The video really takes you to Bodie. Most of all , I loved your enthusiasm! It reminded me of Huell Howser, especially his Death Valley episode.Loved this video!
My grandpa was making a video and a ghost said “look in there” in a very deep voice
Great to see bodie threw your lens, just visited this amazing town with my wife, click my face to check the video and what Bodie looks like in 2019. Thanks for sharing
"Look at these mountains"
- shows hills
I loveeeee seeing abandoned untouched buildings w/stuffs in it! Its vintage and cool how things looked like back in the day! Thanks for sharing, Aloha from Hawaii 🤙🤙🤙
Josh you need to clean your camera lens
I when there 2 years ago and wow- it's amazing and beautiful! I'd love to go back there and get more videos!
Also I've seen a lot of paranormal activity in Bodie, it was cool!
I've been there. isn't it called Bodie? :p cool place!
lucky :(
it is lol its in the title
I've been too
+Fluffy Panda Plays there was originally the typo "brodie"
Dude the 🏰 castle's are so awesome. You are so lucky to be able to actually touch and be there. thank you
amazing
It was so funny to hear you talk about how old things were.....the sewing machine I use all the time is older than the one you were looking at.
JOSH OMG I think a spirit said your name at 8:57 Please reply if you think it too!
at 8:59 but i gave you some extra seconds so you can hear how it sounds before that weird voice
I think it was just the camera against the window..
Nedreow i heard it too
It's the kind of name that can be made pretty easily by accident. All soft and scuffy noises. I wouldn't read too much into what you heard.
I find it amazing how some of the things are STILL there, untouched for decades! Thanks for sharing this video with us, keep up your good work:)
Is there something on his camera on the right hand side?
I noticed that too.
I didn't know cameras had hands.
+Free ee Nice pun but highly annoying
What a fantastic bit of of history . This was amazing . Thanks
I was there about 30 years ago when I was camping at death valley. The place was only accessible by a dirt and gravel road in good weather
It's fascinating for me to look at those old structures and think about who slept or sat there, or who walked through those buildings and what their lives were like.
1:16 what?
Thank you Josh. To see some thing old like this town is great. This town was bombing 100 years ago. Look and see what has been envented or improved sense then. Just look at the drone sit. put more house and stores in between the standing house and stores and you have a big city in the middle of no where. I love what you are doing. Chirp
"6-3=2"
It equals 3 not 2
I know.. the chalk board said "6-3=2" in the school
Lol
it was probably 6÷3=2
Omg I just commented that lol
I have had water drawn from a well like the one here, in a bucket. The water tastes like nothing else! It is always ice cold and tastes wonderful. There was always a metal dipper to dip the water from the bucket into your cup. Or you brought your own bucket to pour the water in and your bucket had a metal dipper, also, that had a flat hook at the end so it would hang on the side of the bucket. My grandfather had a well like this on his farm when I was growing up. He had no running water. The water would stay very cold in a metal bucket in the shade on the back porch.
they actually filmed Back to the future , in that place
That was so cool! And thank you for always starting off with the history of the place, that's so important! So many people do video's like this and the places are so cool, but with no history of the location I have no idea what I'm even looking at and it ruins the whole thing. And your drone cams rock!!
That globe!! There's Greta's climate change proof!! LOL.
A great video..thanks for sharing it. I love your channel, I subbed long time ago, I get to see things & places I'd never get to go see in person. You're so nice & respectful of places you explore.
wheres the bodie
It's the town name
*body and there isn't one its called Bodie
North of Mammoth California.
I don't know how can you hate Josh just because he is not exploring haunted shits all the time. Like ffs, this ghost town looks insane dude, i always like to imagine how it was back then.
Josh you are a young guy but you have an old wise spirit. You've given us yet another history lesson from someone who actually wants to learn all he can from his explorations! Kudos!
Beautiful wish this one was longer 😩wish they had a documentary about it
ive been here and i can tell you the paranormal is real here for sure. i was very young, it was in the late 1990's my mom had a polarized camera, heading into this town, all the pictures were fine. the ones inside the town, every single one, was distorted, discolored, blurry chunks missing on it..and the ones leaving the town again, perfectly fine. it may be very very very coincidental but i mean what are the odds..if you saw the pictures yourself, you would also believe that there was another essence there. anyways great videos! i love them
I love those towns where I could live in the past for a few minutes. This town is my town!
I would love to thank you and your friends for taping all this so us to see as well :)
Damn his videos never have me bored like wtf I’m so interested in this stuff
I am so glad you and Steve went to Bodie.I live in Mammoth.Hope you like it. 👍
Fascinating video! I wonder if there is someone still alive (80 - 90 years old) who lived there as a kid in the 30's to 50's who can still remember it.