Gly Comes Full Circle, Beating Cancer and Exploring Abandoned Mines
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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It all had to begin somewhere. Here's the story of how I beat Type 3C colon cancer and took a new path in life.
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Abandoned & Forgotten Places
Documenting abandoned mines like never before!
Let's take abandoned mine exploring to the next level!
With your support you can help make this the best abandoned mine exploring channel on RUclips!
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On this channel we go deep... REALLY DEEP into abandoned mines and tunnels all throughout the western United States. We researched some of the harder to find mines and hiked or 4x4 back into them to explore and reveal their hidden secrets. Many of these remote locations are filled with cool artifacts, antiques and unique geology that will have you guessing as to why the old prospectors worked so hard to find gold, silver, and other minerals.
A&FP moves just a bit slower as compared to other mine exploring channels. Gly discusses why the miners chose these sites and he points out the geology and minerals that got them excited. Veins of quartz filled with gold and silver made many men lose sleep in the 1800’s and early 1900’s and modern prospecting still does to this very day.
DANGERS? Oh yes, there’s allot of dangers associated with old mines. Un-exploded dynamite, blasting caps, bad air, bats, spiders, and snakes all find their home in abandoned mine shafts and tunnels. Oh, and let’s not forget rotting timbers, flooded passages and collapsing rock!
Gly takes abandoned mine exploring seriously with all the proper safety equipment, training, and experience necessary to do this activity as safe as possible but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a bit of fun along the way. “Gly”, your host and his band of crazy characters “Old Bob” (Gly’s Jeep), “Quackers” (Gly’s duck) and “Bobbie” (Gly’s hula girl) are sure to brighten your day with their comments and silly antics. Heck, they may even give you a chuckle or two.
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Ok, now for the ugly stuff...
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“Gly”: Hey everybody! Mr M has been working hard to produce fun “behind the scenes” A&FP content. Head on over to Abandoned & Forgotten Footage to see all the fun! ruclips.net/video/Tjt890d7EDI/видео.html
I akways wondered where your signature walking stick went! Now you don't need it. All the best guys !
You can watch them get the Clap!!!! LOL
My Grandma had colon cancer in the early 1980s. She had eaten alot of processed meats, nitrate and nitrite cured and since I quit eating the same meats my colon polyps have almost all disappeared. I am 64 years old and am disabled. I was hit by an SUV while, I was in a crosswalk and am dealing with the problems associated with that. I have to say that I am curious as to whether or not Gly ate alot of processed and nitrate/nitrite cured meats throughout his life.
What happens in the mine, stays in the mine.
You guys should have a meet and greet in Quartsite during a rock and gem show sometime!
beating cancer is always a great story.
Absolutely!!!
Yes, I’m working at it myself and he’s right about finding things to re-engage you in positive ways.
Love that Mr M is drinking tea in a real teacup, all the while riding in a jeep on a bumpy trail... Great story about outdoor therapy
Tea in style
If I did that I would’ve worn that tea!
@@lolcatz88 me too and all over the jeep as well.!
Mr M is a professional in drinking tea on a bumpy road. It took many years of practice probably to master it. 😂
was amazed he didn't spill the tea!! well done!
I remember when you were a "nobody" you only had 500 subs when we met year and a half ago and started exploring some mines together. Your channel sure has grown since then, Congratulations! I have been going through some of the footage and out takes that we filmed last winter and never released. I will post it on my channel next week. We had some good times!
It's nice to see such comradeship among the you tube mine community 😄 look forward to many more collaboration episodes to come
This channel made a huge step forward after your participation, Frank. I didn't know your channel at that time, I was like "who's that guy with Gly?". After collab I subscribed your channel, too. That miners' cat was so pretty)) Yeah, there were times when it was less than 1k. I found it 'cause I watched russian uranium mine exploration before. It grew slowly but now everything's changed.
@@ihti20 Kind of funney to think that Gly wouldn't show his face in front of the camera before we met... He isn't shy now!
@@exploringabandonedmines I remember the first episode with Mr M, he was totally camera shy too!
You both have awesome channels stay healthy and keep the episodes coming 😎
Gly said, "It's good to stand up." I'll bet it's especially good to stand up and not pass out. I'm so happy for him.
Thumbnail had be worried for a second there. Glad it was a backstory. Thanks for sharing it though
Same. Had me pretty worried. So glad the cancer is in remission.
I had scared tears then relief tears - all in the same second (my tears have an unbreakable will of their own). So glad to see you're ok.
We all ought to get our own back.
I suggest we find the next mine Gly is going in and we'll all hide inside
And then we'll all jump out yelling "Surprise"
Same! Scared the crap out of me.
Me too!
Damn. Two time survivor myself. Lost a testicle and part of a lung. Two diagnosis since 2018. Fun times. Carboplatin or whatever chemo drug they used on me....shit sucks. Glad your on the other side of it.
Cisplatin chemo and I lost 100 lbs.
@@vintagedashboard6810 as randy savage would say "that's craaaazy, brother!'
I had lung cancer and they gave me carboplatin and paxataxal. I am in remission but the two chemo drugs have left me with neuropathy and it has been a year since my last treatment. It still beats being dead!
Gly I totally get it I was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian in 2014 after a 8 hour surgery and partial bowel reconstruction I was put on a combo of taxol and carboplatin with follow up of Neuprogen. I have bad neuropathy and not great balance but im a determined old broad who will never say die. I've had a recent re occurrence and started back on chemo two weeks ago. Yet I still continue to go explore intetesting places with either my old Cherokee or my more comfortable 4x4 exterra. I still feel weak at times but I still manage to go beating cancer is all about having a good oncologist and a good attitude I'm so happy you're doing it. Keep up the good work @
Judy, just want to say..keep going, fight on!
Wishing you all the best!!
Keep on fighting and smiling.
Hope chemotherapy goes easy for you
It's kind of hard to raise the bar when those guys have it so high to start, both Frank's and Justin (TVR) have amazing videos, but you managed to establish your channel along side of the best of them. Good job fellas!!
“Gly”: Thank you!
Interesting. I had a somewhat similar experience, except it was with psoriatic arthritis rather than cancer… It left me bedridden for three years and me thinking my life was over before I finally got the correct diagnosis and treatment. That kind of experience changes your perspective on a lot of things... As I was slowly coming out of that is when I really got into the mine exploring.
I have a friend who has psoriatic arthritis, and I didn't know just how painful that could be. Glad that you found effective treatment. Definitely enjoy your videos as well.
It's amazing the therapeutic power of nature on the physical body and mind. Absolutely great to get away into mountains and unwind. Just another aspect / commonality to the mine exploration videos.
@@ChurchOfTheHolyMho Thank you. It came on slowly with a painful, swollen right knee and gradually spread through more and more of my body and the pain kept getting worse. The doctors had no clue and so I went through all sorts of painful and useless procedures from physical therapy to even having surgery on the knee and, of course, none of that helped. I ended up not even being able to cross a small room without assistance. Pretty horrible, but that sort of experience sure allows me to appreciate being able to do what I do in these old mines (and elsewhere) now.
@@TVRExploring Ouch! Knee pain sucks already without it being worse. All more impressive the backwoods remote mountain sites you sometimes get to climb. Glad you're better!
@@ChurchOfTheHolyMho Oh, it spread to my entire body. It just started in my right knee... So, yes, doing all of the ridiculously strenuous stuff now is very mentally satisfying for me given where I was a few years ago!
Hey good to see ya here in the comments, glad you also beat what you were dealing with, i LOVE hearing of things like that, i love when people end up better at the end of things, well, see ya in the next video as always 💜⛏⚒
The way you move in the mines, you'd never know you're a cancer survivor. Congratulations gly for beating cancer and winning. Its amazing to see you do what you do and you are a great example for all the other people who have it and are in the battle. Don't give up. Ever...
What a wonderful, happy story coupled with this adventure.
Judging by the neuropathy that the Mrs. suffers from her chemo, in the same time frame that you had, I'm amazed at your sure footedness on those rough mine surfaces. It's always an enjoyable time spent watching you and Mr. M explore these old sites.
“Gly”: In the early days of my channel I was using a walking stick to help with my balance. It was terrible back then because I was constantly tripping and falling and my knees were always popping out of socket. With sheer determination and time my legs got stronger and I don’t need to use the walking stick anymore.
Man, I'm 31 and going through some serious health issues not too different than yours, and this video made me feel good for once in a long time. Love the channel, keep up the great work.
I had a tumor removed from my shoulder in November. Have lost my Job of 34 years and I am now planning to get an RV and travel across the country. Cancer if your lucky enough to live through it can definitely change your outlook on life my friend for sure. Glad your doing so good! Keep up the great vids!
Losing a job of 34 years sucks, but your future has SO many possibilities!! Enjoy your new freedom. Safe travels
Gly and Mr. M don't one thing that Frank does Frank likes to takes things from mines either to sell or collect. I respect Gly and Mr. M for leving things as is for other like minded explorers.
Getting sick of these sort of comments. Frank and Gly are friends. E.A.D
Howdy Fellas, from an old lady in Sequim, Wa.
I was just talking to God today about what I am good for. I am not OLD old, but I am starting to get used up. Lots I can't seem to do anymore. Felt like I was no good for anything, but then I watched your video. I realized I am good for something, cause without an audience, why make vids? Happy to do my little part on your journey to wellness. I'm pulling for ya.
That is the secret to the world isn't it? All of us fit together like puzzle pieces and make a complete picture.
May the circle be unbroken.
He Has a gift, and you as well!
I know how protective you all are of your personal info, so thank you for trusting us with that piece of your life. 🙂
You’re an inspiration Gly! I’m glad to see there’s hope on the other side of Cancer. I’m just beginning my Pancreatic Cancer journey and I’m really glad I found your channel I enjoy them a lot keep on thriving Gly you rock!
Cancer sucks, kick it’s butt! Stay strong and God bless you
“Gly”: Thanks Andrew! You hang in there because there’s lots of life on the other side. Stay strong.
Gly, your a true survivor, proud of you!
I know the feeling. I've had 40 surgeries on my body, major to miner, including prostate cancer. I give credit and put my faith in Jesus, otherwise I would not be here. Keep on exploring and putting out your videos. God Bless
May God continue to bless and strengthen you.
@@johnsmart964 And you too.
Gly, as I sit here watching this I am recovering from shoulder surgery just yesterday. I can't begin to explain how much of a part of my routine you, Mr. M, and the program are. Sharing your story of how this began makes me glad that I have been here as long as I have. I had no idea of your situation when I began watching and to know that in a small way I helped you thru you recovery has brought me a great feeling that makes me realize that we can and do help each other. Keep it up and know that my prayers go out to all of you. Rev. Gordon.
“Gly”: Thanks! Get well soon Gordon! I’ll do my best to keep taking you to interesting locations.
Shoulders are tough...seems like every nerve in the body weaves through the shoulders.
Tim Perkins, oh yes I think you nailed that one right.
wow!! I... and, i expect, just about everyone else who tune in for another subterranian adventure was already in awe at the lengths you go to entertain and educate us, the armchair explorer... but now i watch with even more respect and gratitude knowing what you endured to get here! ....... just amazing!!! thankyou and long may it continue!
I don’t even know you but I am so proud of you Gly!
Glad you recovered, we wouldn't have had one of the best channels on RUclips otherwise!
Enjoyed your story and the explore. I to went through colon cancer 15 years ago. I lost 24 inches of my colon and went through chemo. My hands and feet still feel like their half asleep all the time. Glad to hear you're doing well now. You and Mr. M take care and be careful.
love that response from Mr. M ..... " looks like another hole " only 4 1/2 ...5 feet tall....welcome to Slims drift mine ,...... wow ....that was a heck of a story .....glad to see you are back to normal and going for the mine exploration to keep fit .....like Slim always says ....who needs a Gym ....just be a Gold miner ....good job sonny Jim
Congratulations Gly on beating cancer and thanks for telling us the story on how you got your start. I remember the first episodes that you made solo where you were breathing so hard and huffing and puffing I thought you were going to die; but you didn’t and I for one, and many thousands of others, are happy that you are still with us. God is great!
“Gly”: Thanks Jeff! It’s great to be out here sharing one of my passions with the rest of the world. I 100% agree! You don’t need a gym membership when your doing this for a hobby. Lol. Have a great week Jeff!
This man with his cup of tea ☕️ cracks me up everytime 😂 Tbh He has skill cause I’ve never seen him spill it neither;
Congratulations on your good health. I had cancer the same time as you... surgery and radiation, but no chemo. Stay well Dude. ❤️
You too!
@@mrsm513 Thank you so much. I have a renewed gratitude for feeling good. Hopefully that phase will stay in our rear view mirrors. 😊
Thank you Gly for sharing your story and your journey to where you're at now. My wife and I love watching both the channels and have subscribed to both. There is no way you could've ever thought in the beginning that it would've turned into something like this and had such an impact on a lot of people's lives. I know you guys think you're just a couple dudes crawling around in the dirt, but the fact that you have over 100,000 subscribers is proof positive that what you do for us every weekend has an effect on a lot of people and we all appreciate you and Mr. M 👍
Keep doing what you guys love to do and please be safe.
WE'LL BE WATCHING!!!
Bloomin heck, I was seriously worried whenI saw that thumbnail. You’re a soldier Gly, so glad you won your battle.
so happy for you GLY that you made it through and doing well my dad went through same thing almost bled out on his 70th birthday he just turned 87 February 9th this year and still going good they removed half his colon
Maybe Gly, some of the grit the miners had has wore off on you by hanging around with their spirits. Anyway I like thinking that. Every day is a blessing....
Amen Ted!
Nice to have you here with us Gly,you are as tough as the stills we see in those mines!
Well “Mister Nobody” great to hear of your recovery. The joy of friends being able to beat each other up a bit as well. As an RN Care Coordinator, I have many patients that have longstanding recovery. May you be one as well!!
Bowel cancer mentally destroyed my dad I’m so pleased it never did that to you. It’s was an experience he never really came back from, thank you for going forward you are A joy to watch and I look forward to Saturdays and Mr M is so funny on his channel you make a Saturday. Thank you, you give so much pleasure to a lot of people.
“Gly”: There definitely is a psychological effect when you go through such an experience and that was difficult for me to overcome as well.
I’m your age, Gly, and have bad neuropathy and anxiety from a massive heart attack 6 years ago. Like you, I still push through, even through the pain, and even though it’s difficult I know there is still life left to live. I really enjoy you taking us with you on your adventures. You bring fun to the hum drum lol. Congrats on your recovery 👍🏼
“Gly”: Thanks Lisa!
Late 2016 to early 2017 I was diagnosed with very aggressive prostate cancer, and my form was extremely rare prostate cancer, So I took the prostate out, had no chemotherapy no radiation, I've made a full recovery, So glad you have to, keep showing us lost and forgotten mines
Thank God! Good to watch you trudging around in these dark mines Gly.
Well Gly, I am grateful for your choice, thanks for taking us along for the ride! Really enjoy it...
Thank you for delivering this message of hope. My range is 25’ out and 25’ back with a strong grip on my walker. You are in my favorite neighborhood. Can you get south to the Castle Dome Mountains? Lots of cool fluorite crystals there and hundreds of holes.
“Gly”: I was there last winter shortly after working with Frank. Your right, the fluorite crystals were incredible!
I have watched the ravages of Cancer on 3 family members and 7 friends including my Mom.. You sir, are such an inspiration to never give in. Thanks for sharing this. It will encourage those in need. You rock!!!!!!
Not sure why anyone would dislike this, this is a great story. Well done mate. Your vids have provided me with hours and hours of entertainment. Keep on Keepin on.
Nice to meet you. I'm a mining explorer from Japan. I've never seen this before, but thank you for the wonderful video. I also found it encouraging to know that this is a hobby that can be done even at an older age.
That’s a great, inspirational story, thanks for sharing! You never know how your experiences can be a positive influence others. 😀
So very TRUE!
The picknick tables were also used for salt, pepper, and toothpick holder's; the fourth hole. Is for rolled napkins; I will so miss you both until next week, and thank you for the viewing!
YES!! CONDIMENT STATIONS. Forgot about that part. Lol.
Up here in Canada, they were mustard, ketchup, salt & pepper .. I think they can still be found on the shelves now and then.
I had no idea! I have a much more immense level of respect for you now. I've lost family to the Big C, you're one tough man. It's great too see it helped you find a really positive path in life.
Also, Mr. M, you are a wizard with that teacup! It's crazy you started off watching Frank, he live a couple hours away from me here in Canada. Super cool.
“Gly”: Thank you!
On disability retirement since 93 from 2 whip lash's at work nothing better then a ride and walk with Gly and Mister M
I just went through the same thing guy 24 days in the hospital I did the same same my level was at 4.5 and 2 days they they gave me seven units of blood and operated and took the tumor out and it turned out stage one so no chemo and while I was getting over the now it's been a month and a week that I've been out of the hospital but I've been watching you go through mines so are our stories are similar but I getting better every day and I enjoy watching your show so thank you
Keep on fighting! You got this
Your story is amazing and inspiring. Mine exploration as physical therapy (minus the inherent danger inside, but maybe that's not so intimidating after the hell of chemo) is a SMART idea. Even better, filming it for us to enjoy. I'm so glad you're better.
So glad that you’re doing better. Colon cancer is a particularly aggressive cancer. Thanks for the great stuff and stay safe!
Good work Frank. Gly I'm so happy for you. Thank you Mr. M. for being there for Gly. It is a group effort.
Wow. This episode was definitely unexpected, yet so incredibly appreciated. Inspirational. Tugged at my emotions. What an amazing and brave journey you’ve embarked upon. Thank you for entrusting us with such an intimate and personal aspect of your life. Vulnerability is empowering. Further showcasing that no matter what life has dealt you, never stop living until you aren’t. There’s always hope. Always. Keep on pushing forward Gly. Here’s to many many more years of remission, good health and exploration. 🍻 There’s SO much left to discover. 🙏👊💪
I don't have cancer, but I'm using my channel as therapy also.
A body in motion stays in motion.
Glad that were able to get that cancer's but kicked. 👍🤠👍
Stay safe and keep kicking out the great videos.
I am so proud for you! Thank you for sharing this moment with us, I really enjoy all of yours and Mr M's adventures.
With a friend like Mr M,you can beat anything, glad you are ok.
Very happy to hear of your victory over cancer, had cancer my self last year and it certainly puts a fresh spin on life. Very much looking forward to more videos and keep safe.
Thank you for sharing your inspiring cancer story. So glad you are doing well. Back in 95 when I was going through chemo, I remember holding on tightly to every story of a friend who had survived cancer. My doctor told me I needed good specialists and a positive attitude. Stories like yours give others hope and strength.
“Gly”: I really do hope that my story inspires others to push on. There is light on the other side of all the darkness.
Brilliant positive attitude bud, great videos.
I’m really happy for you on beating cancer, stay safe out there, I really enjoy your videos and wouldn’t want you to get hurt trying to make videos for us. Coolest dude on RUclips. Stay safe
my roommate and I don't miss a show we love it . his family have a hard rock mine in southern Oregon . you have us getting more into the mine and do some mining. thank you to y o u both.
“Gly”: Thank you very much, I’m really happy your enjoying the channel!
I had to rewatch the first part of the video to hear your story cause I was in awe of mr m’s ability to hold that cup of tea without spilling a drop. That is a talent
Amazing talent!
Thank you for sharing your personal life in your backstory. I know through your voice you give power to others. Thumbs up to you,
Gly we're so glad you're still here with us sharing your adventures. Cheers to many more years of good health and adventures -Laura
Great story Gly. So glad you can do what you want to do now. This explains in part, the walking stick when you first started this channel.
“Gly”: Your right, that’s exactly why I had to use the walking stick back then. I don’t use it very much anymore. 👍
Beating cancer and chasing your passion. That's very inspirational. Thanks for sharing Gly!
Such an inspirational story, just goes to show no matter what life throws at you never give up, thanks for sharing
Exactly!
Gly I'm happy to hear you made it thru tough traumatic times... I lost my lost dad to colon cancer and with added effect of heart attack. along with a bunch of issues surrounding diabetes... I'm glad you made it thru and you are able to provide adventure, knowledge, and all around entertainment. thanks so much for the hard work and dedication. Great job guys!!
Gly it’s fantastic to hear how well your doing and how helpful YT was in your recovery. This channel is amazing but knowing the significance it holds to your day to day, it pulls me in even more and I was already enthralled by your adventures!! Stay healthy, Merlin
“Gly”: Thank you!
Thank you Gly and Mr.M for the wonderful videos. Always smile when I watch your videos. Thank you both and God bless.
Glad to have met you Gly and Mr.M . Being a 2 time kidney transplant patient I can know some of what you have been through. My feet haven't been the same for 3+ yrs now. Hope we cross paths again at NR.
Mr. M, I love the juxtaposition of your tea cup and Old Bob filled with adventuring gear. I feel like we are waiting to see a guy in a dune buggy pull up and ask if you have any Grey Poupon. I love it!
I'm so glad you were able to come full circle! Just don't go back around that circle boss, someone needs to look after Mr. M.
Love the back story .. I'm sure someone out there can use your words of encouragement. Never dealt with Cancer myself, but have watched friends and family, and the willingness to beat it seems to be one of the most determining factors in making it through to clean bill of health. Thanks for sharing! Both the adventures and the journey you took to have these adventures.
I really enjoy y’all’s channel. Thanks for everything you do. 🙏
Thank you again Gly.
...and Mr. M.
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Such a great story and so inspiring to see you living a great life now. Prostate cancer took my grandad and my brother and mum both went through chemo at the same time about 10 years later (testicular and breast) and survived... 🖤❤🖤🖤❤🖤
Hell yea, kicked cancers butt... Awesome & great that you took us along with you as you went full circle... God bless..
Miners arriving to create modern portal: "so anyway, I started blasting"
Hi Gly and Mr M! So glad you are still with us. May the Lord bless you with many more years on his glorious creation. Be safe out there boys! Cheers from Michigan.
Alright! Another great adventure! I look forward to this every week.
I’m glad to see you come ‘full circle’ and that you’re health has improved. Thanks for taking us all along with you on the adventure! Watching Gly and Mr M out exploring and having a great time is wonderful - I don’t travel much beyond home or do half the things I wish I could due to my own health, but I love the opportunity to ‘come along’ on these adventures and learn something new. Thanks guys!
Been with you from the first video and i have no plan to leave.
“Gly”: Thanks!
“Gly”: Thanks!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces no thank you for bringing me along on your journey. Sitting i the northern parts of snowy sweden, the dessert and the scenery is amazing.
Mr M and his magic no spill tea cup 🙂.
Thank you Gly for your personal history and how you have moved forward with your life, just keep going ...Sunday morning breakfast here would not be the same with you two👍👍.
Pete Australia
Gly, I also have nerve myopathy and every so often, I suffer from the burning, painful feeling in my feet, primarily the bottom and the toes. I've found that my Rx of Voltaren Gel 1% aka Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel 1% ( I use it also for the back of my hands), works great for this. It really does alleviate a LOT of the pain and discomfort. Ask your Dr if he/she will Rx you some and give it a try. I think you'll like it as much as I do. A side note, it does not stink. It actually has a pleasant smell to it.
“Gly”: Thank you! I will look into that.
I've also used Voltaren and I think it's now available over the counter. It worked OK for me, definitely helped, but I found that hemp oil worked even better, in my case.
Thank you for your words of encouragement and so glad your here and offering us this opportunity to see your passion.
You're my hero. You're my man.
What an awesome story. I never thought I'd be interested in exploring mines, and I still don't think I'd have the cajones to do half of the things you do Gly. Im an east coast flat lander living vicariously through you and Mr. M. I appreciate the videos and the knowledge you impart.
I too was given two months to live form stage three cancer but I survived and that was twenty three years ago. It took nineteen years for the nerve damage to heal the damage
About 2 years ago, I was diagnosed with end stage renal failure (a.k.a. Kidney Disease). I've had to have a few surgeries and spend three days a week at a dialysis treatment center. I spend 4 hours each treatment day connected to a machine that filters my blood. I'm disabled and can't get around much anymore. So, one thing I like to do while on the machine or recovering at home is to watch RV traveling and mine exploration videos. It keeps me occupied (keeps my mind off the bad stuff) and lets me experince new things and places. So, I would like to give you and all the other mining channels out there a big shout out and to thank you all for taking all the time and trouble of putting all these videos together. Believe me, it's much appreciated and really helps us folks who are going through a bad situation in our lives. Stay safe and be well, Gly & Mr. M.
I didn’t know. Bless you! I really enjoy your videos! I hope everything keeps going well. Missed your interesting mining techniques and insight. Well back!
Gly, life is not a rehearsal, enjoy every moment. Thank you very much for your time and effort.
You are SO right! Tomorrow is NEVER guaranteed....
Ty for everything you do , and thank you for sharing your story
Gly, thank you for sharing your personal story with us. I'm so grateful for your strength and perseverance in overcoming this. RUclips saved you, and you have probably saved some of the people who love to watch you on RUclips. I work with cancer patients, and I have the utmost respect for what you went through. You're a survivor. You became a survivor the moment you were diagnosed. Stay strong, and keep exploring!
Thank you for your work. It wouldn’t be easy! My sister is currently battling cancer, so that nasty disease is currently affecting my and Mr M’s lives.
@@mrsm513 thank you. You're choice of words is spot on. It's a battle, and you do fight it. Having a strong support system (family, friends), is a blessing and can make a huge difference.
“Gly”: Thank you very much!
The 8 track tapes are actually 4 track tapes. They were replaced by the 8 track in late 1969-1970. The roller hole in the back of the cartridge are 4 track.
I believe 4 Track was invented by Bill Lear of Learjet fame
I believe 4 Track was invented by Bill Lear of Learjet fame
Great video and so glad you are still with us Gly. Cancer took my dad back in 2013. Please guys and gals, don't wait to see a doctor when your body tells you "something isn't right". The sooner you get checked out the better your chances. You were lucky there Gly...but all in all, fate has given you this opportunity and we are so glad you're rolling with it. Stay safe you two.
“Gly”: Your right Lisa! If I would’ve had my colon screening at age 40 none of this would’ve ever happened and they would’ve caught it in time.
On the B roll: The Mr. M. balancing tea in a moving vehicle show.
Glad you’re still with us Gly! Been watching your channel since the beginning. Hello, Mr. M!
on a brighter note just wondering if mr M would like to change his name to mr T boy as he usually has a cup of tea in his hand
He needs a fancy travel mug lol 😂
Thanks for your story Gly. I've survived lung surgury from blood clots. I had less than 6 months to live and I chose the surgery. I have PH cause of sleep apnea so I don't get to go out and explore anymore. I miss it bad. Watching your videos makes me want to out and explore, but not able to physically do it yet. Thanks for the gypsy music, good to listen to that while exploring.