3:13 As a Historic remodel Contractor who worked with the Co. Historic society (aka Hysterical Society lol) that tin Ceiling in the room you are in is in PRICELESS condition, very cool. thanks
right. i remember watching that first video of brent being like "some friends and i bought this nowhere town in cali. and i plan to go spend a few months out there, have some fun, and ride out the pandemic" were getting close to 4 years ago now on that. best wild trip ever.
Coolest thing is watching all 3 of you guys different videos. Totally not boring or rerun feeling! Great way too do it! Hope you guys do more togther! Thanks Brent Jason Dan!
Remember what Elton John sang in the song Honky Cat "It's like trying to find gold in a silver mine...It's like trying to drink whiskey, ohhh, from a bottle of wine" lol
I love you, your crew, and your videos. I live in SC now, but I grew up in the Mojave exploring mines, extinct volcanoes, and looking for precious rocks and fossils with my dad out there. Death Valley and Scotty's Castle were a common excursion. Your videos are pure nostalgia and take me back to the greatest memories of my youth. Merry Christmas to you! P.S. I turned my dad on to your videos and he made an excursion up to Cerro Gordo. He watches your videos now and still lives in Victorville. Can't wait to make it up there and visit your place with my kids now.
@@jimcabezola3051 was a nice place***. I lived there for years but mostly Hesperia and Apple Valley. Neighbors of Victorville. Sad to say Victorville got pretty bad. I moved a few years ago to WA state.
@@chrischandler889 Alas...urban decay strikes again... I lived on March AFB and visited all the places my Mum and Dad wanted me to take pictures of. That was in 1990-1993. Things have apparently changed for the worse. I'm sorry...
My Dad was born in the gold mining district of Boulder, Colorado. His Dad was a mine manager/engineer of his time. Location names like, Sugarloaf, Gold Hill, and Wall Street were added to draw folks to the area. Granted there was gold in them there hills, but the handles were emphasized for a reason. To say the articles you were reading from were 100% accurate...? None of us were there to know for sure. Based on this video, I'd be more inclined to believe some of it was embellishment. Seeing that Dan was unable to find any gold down in the lower wash, and with that thought believing it was an honest try to find some color...;) Thanks for the many wonderful videos youve shared. Its been interesting to see how my family went about making ends meet similarly over in Colorado. Merry Christmas 🎄
Back in the day mine owners and landowners were very adept at placing stories of gold finds in the newspapers back east as a way to get investors to buy into their claims and as a way to get more cheap labor to come west looking for work and richs.
Good to see your edit Brent, already seen the adventure from Dan and Jason's perspective. Love the collabs you all have been doing, more, more, more please. Dan and Jason may be better at finding gold, but you are a better historian. Have the merriest of Christmas's 🎄and a great New🍹 Year. .. Till the next, ...⛏⚒⛏
Brent, I'm going to lean in the direction that it's just not relocated yet! As the historian you are, I'm sure you're familiar with this, History repeats itself.....⚒️👷🎄🤠
Apologies in advance... But at minute 2 (?) into the tunnel, I feel like Jason (cage of doom, death) was panicking and wanted to bail. He held it down! YET, even after he got topside made comments that confirmed my 🤔 suspicion. I'm hoping Brent tries again.
Trying to find Gold in an abandoned Silver Mine...this should be interesting! We have the same bats in the Yankee Boy mine. They are long eared Townsend's.
Epic video as always Legend! Merry Christmas and a safe and happy new year Brother and thank you for another awesome journey of videos of life and exploration this year! Stay safe, stay awesome and be well :)
Be careful. In the cave, you can see where the water dissolves the rocks. The denser the rocks, the harder they are. Where the rocks are wetter, there is the bottom of the water vein. At that time there was a flood. The flood water is somewhere in the underground water storage of the catacombs. It often happens that water migrates. Gold and other materials are visible. The main water in the ground should be monitored. Also, periodically, during the water conditions above the surface of the land, it enters the caves. In the micro-cracks of the caves, the traces of the raltoves for centuries are visible. But it is interesting to learn and see geological formations. Gold reacts to the presence of mercury. Mercury was once used as a poisonous but alchemy solvent that removes impurities from gold. Currently, scanning for gold veins in some soil layers is very helpful.
BRENT, please no more up and over....without some one with you. I love your story since I rode with you from Texas to Cera Gordo the first time. Be careful, the buddy system could save your life 😂🎉❤😅😊
I have found a bunch of pieces of gold bearing quarts on the south side of death valley in the washes so its got to be coming from somewhere up high. most of if is in a very white quartz but I do have a chunk that has some iron in it. never crushed it to see how much is actually in it they look nice in my rock collection with their little flakes
You don’t upload a lot but your videos always make me happy I would love to go down that mine with someone like you who knows what there doing I’m not afraid of death but I know better to do sometimes like that myself but it’s cool to see someone like you exploring the past and the enthusiasm you have for history is so great to see I’m 17 years old I’d love to get to see some of the history you get to see it’s really cool the passion you have for showing us the history of your own personal ghost town the joy you get out of your adventures gives me second hand smiles when I watch your videos. - Billy long time subscriber on multiple accounts love to see the progress take care and stay safe
I always enjoy your adventures in search of millions. Hopefully you strike it rich one day you deserve it putting your heart and soul into that old ghost town!
The more excellent value is you get education on what to look for, and as you travel around the property, you are better attuned to key features which could contain Gold. Take care, would be cool if you could find Gold again.
When I was younger, I would go to many old silver/lead mining areas find where the old stamp mill was and get a few buckets of material that had accumulated around the stamps foundation. I would then take that material to a stream or water source and sluice/pan that material down. It was often way more trouble to find water than to get the stamp tailings. If there was gold, and often there was, I would save the heaviest of the black sand and smelt it down in a copula. I was often amazed how much work the old miners had done to get the stuff to the mill and then left stuff laying around that had escaped the process. Also had to watch out some of this stuff often had a lot of mercury in it, so be careful if you cook the stuff.
I would believe the old papers!! Maybe it's just every so often or from pocket to pocket?!?! Their probly not gonna make it up!!??!! They were digging!!! Shit there's probably a shit load of silver still there!! We still need silver, plus nice specimens!! Hint,hint. Or that Cerro Gordo fluorite lots of colors!! Beautiful stuff even if the gold is from here to there!! Beautiful place in history!! Godspeed
One odd truth is that while we tend to call rock falling from the ceiling "collapse," another, and perfectly accurate idea is that a tunnel or drift is "floating" upward through the rock like a bubble in a liquid. In the Mother lode region in California, much of the lode bearing rock is in near-vertically foliated rock. The tunnels collapse, and then rock above collapses, until over time a depression appears on the surface. When developers build subdivisions over such area, there can be dangerous, even fatal occurrences.
I live in an area which was known for gold. 18,000 ounces passed through my cellar when it was the post office. The records say there was lots of gold easy pickings. Then more gold was found nearby and everyone went there. The facts are the gold here was down deep 30 feet pick and shovel to an old bed and tied into Ironstone and ground water killed their dreams. 99% went broke. I know this because I finally found an article written by a reporter who actually went and seen with his own two eyes in the 1870s. So never trust what you read especially if its in a Prospectus. First hand accounts are all that can be relied on. I do plan on vacuuming the dust in the cellar as its an inch deep.
Merry Christmas my dear. Hope all is well with you 🙏 ❤️ Wishing you the best in the New Year. Always waiting for your next video. Keep up your great work, be safe.😘😊🤗🤗🇨🇦❤❤
Keep on LQQking for that Shiney! Aka "GOLD" The old timers are not going to tell you where they found the gold. Lol I'm sure if you keep looking you guys will find some gold! Thx for another great video! Keep up the good fight guys.
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I really love seeing Dan doing collaborations with outher large RUclipsrs . He seems like such a nice guy
3:13 As a Historic remodel Contractor who worked with the Co. Historic society (aka Hysterical Society lol) that tin Ceiling in the room you are in is in PRICELESS condition, very cool. thanks
most of these old time newspaper articles were written to sell papers.
its crazy how this project just started as an oddball air bnb spot and evolved into this
right. i remember watching that first video of brent being like "some friends and i bought this nowhere town in cali. and i plan to go spend a few months out there, have some fun, and ride out the pandemic" were getting close to 4 years ago now on that. best wild trip ever.
Some things were just meant to be. @@SimpleGunner
What I remember is he was fleeing Covid as well
He went there to escape Covid and caught gold fever instead.
Imagine giving credence to old Yellow News articles looking to pump the local economy anyway possible. 😄 But HEY--stranger things have happened.
Coolest thing is watching all 3 of you guys different videos. Totally not boring or rerun feeling! Great way too do it! Hope you guys do more togther! Thanks Brent Jason Dan!
I love Jason working through it live and being a dork. My fav always haha
It`s about money-grabbing.
What a wonderful Christmas gift from you! Was not expecting an upload... YAY!
Wewt! The real prize awaits! Cerro Gordo IS the GOLD! Nice work Brent!
Remember what Elton John sang in the song Honky Cat "It's like trying to find gold in a silver mine...It's like trying to drink whiskey, ohhh, from a bottle of wine" lol
Perfect start to xmas day = a Cerro Gordo video! Merry Xmas, Brent & Co. 🎉
Honestly it's good to see bats, they are indicators of a healthy local ecosystem
I can't believe how much fluorite you've got down there. That's amazing.
I love you, your crew, and your videos. I live in SC now, but I grew up in the Mojave exploring mines, extinct volcanoes, and looking for precious rocks and fossils with my dad out there. Death Valley and Scotty's Castle were a common excursion. Your videos are pure nostalgia and take me back to the greatest memories of my youth. Merry Christmas to you! P.S. I turned my dad on to your videos and he made an excursion up to Cerro Gordo. He watches your videos now and still lives in Victorville. Can't wait to make it up there and visit your place with my kids now.
Victorville. Hey that's where I'm from.
My Mum and Dad lived in Victorville in the 1950s! I visited there in the 1990s. Nice place!
@@jimcabezola3051 was a nice place***. I lived there for years but mostly Hesperia and Apple Valley. Neighbors of Victorville. Sad to say Victorville got pretty bad. I moved a few years ago to WA state.
@@chrischandler889 Alas...urban decay strikes again... I lived on March AFB and visited all the places my Mum and Dad wanted me to take pictures of. That was in 1990-1993. Things have apparently changed for the worse. I'm sorry...
My Dad was born in the gold mining district of Boulder, Colorado. His Dad was a mine manager/engineer of his time. Location names like, Sugarloaf, Gold Hill, and Wall Street were added to draw folks to the area. Granted there was gold in them there hills, but the handles were emphasized for a reason.
To say the articles you were reading from were 100% accurate...? None of us were there to know for sure. Based on this video, I'd be more inclined to believe some of it was embellishment. Seeing that Dan was unable to find any gold down in the lower wash, and with that thought believing it was an honest try to find some color...;)
Thanks for the many wonderful videos youve shared. Its been interesting to see how my family went about making ends meet similarly over in Colorado.
Merry Christmas 🎄
Easiest way to reduce labor scarcity in the old days was to plant a story or two about gold.
The articles are gilding the Lilly - its enough to start a gold rush 🙂 Merry Yule Brent
I love these videos because it shows how hard and crazy lives working in these conditions and also shows a story of the people
Back in the day mine owners and landowners were very adept at placing stories of gold finds in the newspapers back east as a way to get investors to buy into their claims and as a way to get more cheap labor to come west looking for work and richs.
You may not have come up with gold, but you did find some cool stuff down in the mine. It's there, keep on looking.
Good to see your edit Brent, already seen the adventure from Dan and Jason's perspective. Love the collabs you all have been doing, more, more, more please. Dan and Jason may be better at finding gold, but you are a better historian. Have the merriest of Christmas's 🎄and a great New🍹 Year. .. Till the next, ...⛏⚒⛏
Brent, I'm going to lean in the direction that it's just not relocated yet! As the historian you are, I'm sure you're familiar with this, History repeats itself.....⚒️👷🎄🤠
I enjoyed watching this adventure from 3 different perspectives. You, Jason, and Dan all did a wonderful job on this one!
Apologies in advance... But at minute 2 (?) into the tunnel, I feel like Jason (cage of doom, death) was panicking and wanted to bail. He held it down! YET, even after he got topside made comments that confirmed my 🤔 suspicion. I'm hoping Brent tries again.
MERRY CHRISTMAS Brent! Hope everything is going well my friend!
You and all your cool friends have a Merry Christmas!! Love the videos!! Stay fearless and safe!!
MERRY CHRISTMAS BRENT TO YOU AND YOUR CREWS!!🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year brent and everyone at Cerro Gordo.
Merry christmas , l watch dan as well on his channel . Nice crossover, gold really changes things
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, Brent!
It is the hunt that makes it fun! I hope you find Gold one day, Brent! Until then, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Thanks for sharing! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉
flourspar is beautiful. I worked at a flourspar mine and it comes in all different colors, and is used is many things!
I love these collabs! Jason and Dan are some of my favorite gold prospectors and miners / RUclipsrs
Dan is awesome. Glad to see these worlds collide
Great to see you again! Merry Christmas
Your channel and your town are the gold bro.
Brent, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to yourself and your team. 🎄🍻🎶🍾🎅🕊🙏🙏🙏🙏😍
Thanks for sharing! I’ll watch both other channel’s story of their adventures at Cerro Gordo
Why the re upload? Is something different?
For the views ?? -.-
Merry Christmas Brent. Stay safe
Oh fluorite 🥰 I would love some cerro gordo fluorite! My favourite crystals in my collection. Have a great Christmas, Brent 🎄 ❤
Color?
When the lights were turned off and the rocks shown under the black light it looked like a photo from space. So beautiful!
Trying to find Gold in an abandoned Silver Mine...this should be interesting! We have the same bats in the Yankee Boy mine. They are long eared Townsend's.
Epic video as always Legend!
Merry Christmas and a safe and happy new year Brother and thank you for another awesome journey of videos of life and exploration this year!
Stay safe, stay awesome and be well :)
love seeing Dan out here! Such a good guy!
Be careful. In the cave, you can see where the water dissolves the rocks. The denser the rocks, the harder they are. Where the rocks are wetter, there is the bottom of the water vein. At that time there was a flood. The flood water is somewhere in the underground water storage of the catacombs. It often happens that water migrates. Gold and other materials are visible. The main water in the ground should be monitored. Also, periodically, during the water conditions above the surface of the land, it enters the caves. In the micro-cracks of the caves, the traces of the raltoves for centuries are visible. But it is interesting to learn and see geological formations. Gold reacts to the presence of mercury. Mercury was once used as a poisonous but alchemy solvent that removes impurities from gold. Currently, scanning for gold veins in some soil layers is very helpful.
God Jul (Merry Christmas) from Sweden..🎅🏼
merry christmas brent, greetings from germany😊
BRENT, please no more up and over....without some one with you. I love your story since I rode with you from Texas to Cera Gordo the first time. Be careful, the buddy system could save your life 😂🎉❤😅😊
You have positioned yourself well for your future seems rewarding in many ways 🎄✌️a fan, Kimberly
I have found a bunch of pieces of gold bearing quarts on the south side of death valley in the washes so its got to be coming from somewhere up high. most of if is in a very white quartz but I do have a chunk that has some iron in it. never crushed it to see how much is actually in it they look nice in my rock collection with their little flakes
Brents gonna probably need a black light room up there with some of those stones on display lol
The real gold in Cerro Gordo will be a dependable water supply. Merry Christmas.
Iron is the mother of gold!!!
You don’t upload a lot but your videos always make me happy I would love to go down that mine with someone like you who knows what there doing I’m not afraid of death but I know better to do sometimes like that myself but it’s cool to see someone like you exploring the past and the enthusiasm you have for history is so great to see I’m 17 years old I’d love to get to see some of the history you get to see it’s really cool the passion you have for showing us the history of your own personal ghost town the joy you get out of your adventures gives me second hand smiles when I watch your videos. - Billy long time subscriber on multiple accounts love to see the progress take care and stay safe
I always enjoy your adventures in search of millions. Hopefully you strike it rich one day you deserve it putting your heart and soul into that old ghost town!
I hope you have/had a blessed and joyful Christmas!
So you pulled one card out of 52 here and it wasn’t the ace of spades. Sounds like there is more work to do!!! 🤩
Fluorite entrance on your house. Bam; instant Christmas decoration's....Merry Christmas Folk's 🎄
The more excellent value is you get education on what to look for, and as you travel around the property, you are better attuned to key features which could contain Gold. Take care, would be cool if you could find Gold again.
So sorry you didn't find gold. Keep up the great work and HAPPY HUNTING Brent! Love the videos!
When I was younger, I would go to many old silver/lead mining areas find where the old stamp mill was and get a few buckets of material that had accumulated around the stamps foundation. I would then take that material to a stream or water source and sluice/pan that material down. It was often way more trouble to find water than to get the stamp tailings. If there was gold, and often there was, I would save the heaviest of the black sand and smelt it down in a copula. I was often amazed how much work the old miners had done to get the stuff to the mill and then left stuff laying around that had escaped the process. Also had to watch out some of this stuff often had a lot of mercury in it, so be careful if you cook the stuff.
Sounded and looked like you had a placer deposit/gravels in the 86. That’s where I’d look.
Thank you! Great video and hope you are taking time for you. Looking forward to 2024. Merry Christmas and happy New Year!!
Marry Christmas 🎄. Love the show
That was so good Brent thank you Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas and Happy New year's Brent
I really like watching these videos and the questions they bring and minerals and history and adventure
Thar's GOLD on this hyar channel! We;re RICH! We're RICH! :D Happy Holidays, Brent!
Courageous! You SHALL find gold, I believe!
Flourite comes in all kinds of colors!!! Good looking stuff!! Cerro gordo flourite!! Nice,nice,nice. Godspeed fellas
I would believe the old papers!! Maybe it's just every so often or from pocket to pocket?!?! Their probly not gonna make it up!!??!! They were digging!!! Shit there's probably a shit load of silver still there!! We still need silver, plus nice specimens!! Hint,hint. Or that Cerro Gordo fluorite lots of colors!! Beautiful stuff even if the gold is from here to there!! Beautiful place in history!! Godspeed
One odd truth is that while we tend to call rock falling from the ceiling "collapse," another, and perfectly accurate idea is that a tunnel or drift is "floating" upward through the rock like a bubble in a liquid. In the Mother lode region in California, much of the lode bearing rock is in near-vertically foliated rock. The tunnels collapse, and then rock above collapses, until over time a depression appears on the surface. When developers build subdivisions over such area, there can be dangerous, even fatal occurrences.
I love the colabs😁
Merry CHRISTMAS Brent!
Merry Christmas from the UK 🇬🇧 Brent . 🎉
I would buy the black light reactive rocks. They would be fun for projects.
Gold and silver are almost inseparable in mineral deposits. If you find one, you're very likely to find the other.
Merry Christmas!
I'm guessing that's why it was a silver mine.
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As usual, loved every moment of the video. Sorry you didn't find anything this time, but press on.
Great mood shot for the ending. Wow!
Trying to find gold in a silver mine is like.....trying to drink whiskey......from a bottle of wine. Great old song.....guess its wrong.
I live in an area which was known for gold. 18,000 ounces passed through my cellar when it was the post office.
The records say there was lots of gold easy pickings. Then more gold was found nearby and everyone went there.
The facts are the gold here was down deep 30 feet pick and shovel to an old bed and tied into Ironstone and ground water killed their dreams.
99% went broke.
I know this because I finally found an article written by a reporter who actually went and seen with his own two eyes in the 1870s.
So never trust what you read especially if its in a Prospectus.
First hand accounts are all that can be relied on.
I do plan on vacuuming the dust in the cellar as its an inch deep.
How do you keep the poacher prospectors off your land or from boring in from outside your boundaries?
Are the chimneys hand dug or are those mostly natural?
Best find friends...Very creative and useful Great Greeting from Indonesian traditional gold Prospecting 🇮🇩⚒️⛏️💎🙏👍👍
3:34 ... Dan could find gold, in a pothole, on a random street, in downtown New York City!!
Didn't you release this video a month or so ago? Have you done anything with the spots the douser found?
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years
Merry Xmas to all at cerro Gordo
Merry Christmas to all of you. God bless
Merry Christmas good video Great channel and Happy New year 😊
Merry Christmas Brent
If you don't find gold you could sell batshit to recoup some of the costs 😂
Was that gold in the quartz at 14:43?
Merry Christmas my dear. Hope all is well with you 🙏 ❤️ Wishing you the best in the New Year. Always waiting for your next video. Keep up your great work, be safe.😘😊🤗🤗🇨🇦❤❤
Happy Holidays!😊
Brent might be the richest man in the world 😮, he is a great person and well deserving ❤
Love you ❤ and everyone 💕❤
Keep on LQQking for that Shiney! Aka "GOLD"
The old timers are not going to tell you where they found the gold. Lol
I'm sure if you keep looking you guys will find some gold!
Thx for another great video! Keep up the good fight guys.
Hopefully you'll come across some in the near future!
Merry Christmas 🎄🎅 x
Is the newspaper belongs to belsho?
Nice to see a Texan having fun love your way
The Orange glowing mineral is that Kunzite?
will you sell some flourite specimens?