This Mine Gave Us Both The HEEBIE JEEBIES!
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Abandoned & Forgotten Places
Documenting abandoned mines like never before!
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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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Hi, Gly and Laura. Very creepy and amazing exploration that truly captures the reality of your adventures!! At 2:20, I disagree with the word ‘Hasp’ if you are referring to the Hinges’ on the Left side of the Door! The Hasp is attached to the opposite side of the Door away from the Hinges. At 2:03, there appears to be an old locking mechanism (Hasp, maybe?) near the middle of Door! Congrats, Laura for the great job of helping Gly with these fantastic explorations!!
I don't think there would be anyone, who would hold their breath, every time, you go into those sketchy mines. Stay safe out there, you two.🤠🤠
Awesome Wednesday adventure, but definitely a little 😱 especially all the loose material and flaking going on! Glad you both got out safely ! Be careful out there see you Saturday! 🙂👍🏼
I can imagine you've come across a lot of cast iron pots and pans and such... Thank you for another video. Stay safe..😊
Even though you called it "ugly", I thought this mine was quite lovely in an unusual kind of way. Naturally, this comes from someone who knows nothing about the intricacies of mine exploration and who just enjoys exploring vicariously through you and Laura.
Wow, watching Laura crouching as she goes through those tunnels...... We all know how much you dislike having to bend over while exploring. No wonder you were huffing and puffing. Glad you chose to be safe. Although I live in California's Gold Rush country, I've always stayed out of the few mines that might have been accessible . Because..... Was a search and rescue person back in the late '80s, early '90s....... I participated in a body retrieval. Yes, not rescue..... Retrieval. Consequently, I became a caver instead. Just seems that the passages are much more stable considering they were formed by mother nature, not man. Have always loved the underground wonders, explored mine's in So Cal's Mojave area in the late '70s early '80s. . Now a days, I'm like the old fire horse in the barn. The bell rings but I can't go to the fire.That's why I enjoy being an armchair explorer, watching with the two of you . Thank you very much for sharing these videos. I look forward to them.
The suspence when you crawl through the tunnels! Fascinating.
Glad you kept safe. GOD bless you all
Beautiful scenery!
Thanks for the nice Wednesday explore. Too much danger, not enough reward in that one.
What I appreciate is you saying what minerals we’re looking at and explaining what they were chasing. Thanks.
Thank you😊
All the mines are interesting. I'm watching and saying "Don't do it!". :-) I'm glad to see you pass on at least some of them. Take care.
Love it! "The ruff of the Rutt cellar" 22:25
So glad to have you two exploring together. Wish I could join you.
I'm truly impressed by that strength of those locally harvested timbers yall were walking under
Their idea of shoring up is certainly creative.
I don't know if I mentioned already, but my friend owns a historic town near Globe, AZ with 2 large Chrysotile Mines. Would you be interested in exploring it?
Those were some heebie-jeebie bringers all right!😅😅
That mine did give off a creepy vibe, but still neat to see!
Ooff, that first one was a grade A widow maker.
That entrance looks dangerous is a gross understatement. In fact, that whole thing is.
Must state from personal experiences setting steel and timber for cribbing with the wooden wedges tapped in to 'tighten it all up is a art form even to today. However when n these miners worked with rough cut timbers and hacked wedges their artwork to keep themselves save with those stall placements and the cuts are just awesome ❤
Thank you for not trying to get past that winze. The only anchors that would be safe would-be roof bolts. At least four footers. The only way that I'd get near that mine is with a big excavator. Get rid of all that alluvium. Maybe that is why the last miners left, they couldn't afford the machinery.
Thank you both for sharing another fascinating mine😊
Very sketchy mines,great video as always❤
Laura gets better with every show, her doing the little solos is cool, we really like her over here, she seems like really cool people to hang out with and learn Mine exploration chops from 👍 Would it be possible to maybe once in a while have an episode where it’s just Laura?
Good morning from Syracuse NY everyone and thank you for sharing your adventures
I lived in Massena N.Y.
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Hey I enjoyed it. Thanks.
Hanging walls are just like wet farts ,you can't ever trust em😅
very well said sir
Wait till you’re 70
@@michealcobia7869bingo!
From Northern British Columbia. Have properties south of Yucca.was worried of mines and water from radium mines
At 17:00 I was kinda glad it was collapsed. You probably would have went on in 😢
Your a brave woman lol. Thanks for taking us. 😅
Good call. To dangerous.thank you guys for taking us along
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This has been an excellent exploration season!
Gly and Laura that first mine you could that the packrats obviously do like visitors, thats why they through the rock at you. So the packrats are now getting pickie as to who they allow in their house.
some big slabs ready to drop by looks of it at first sight near the stope you first encountered Gly,
Can you define the various mine terms that designate structures like wince, raze, haulage addit, etc.? Love your site. Could lovely Laura be included in saying goodbye?
Thats a (stay out mine)🎉 for sure... you need to place a skull with crossbones at the portal
New video niceeeeee. Definitely looks like a ma and pa operation.
Yikes! What a scary and very crumbly mine!
Always practicing safety consciousness.
I like all types of holes. But I prefere the ones with gold inside.
I grew up on top of Homestake Mine in Lead, SD. I wish I could see some of those. Believe me, I tried as a kid and should not have.
This mine reminds me of the game of Mousetrap. Except the stakes are a lot higher in this one! I don't care what was down there; let's just write this one off and live to fight another day! This is the first mine you've done that I would have applauded if you had dinamited the entrance.
Gly your getting as brave as Frank!!! You so crazy 😮
🤦♂️ Frank would’ve went down and up the ladder ☝️ 😆😝
@@rawbsworld6604 your right Frank is crazier Than Gly. But you see who sends Laura in that gopher hole by herself lol
@@BruceErb-g1q I'd like to see some of Franks's videos. What do I look up in order to see them, please?
@@debrakish9659 The name of his channel is Exploring Abandoned Mines.
Thx for the explore...
I would definitely stay out of those mines...
Mining in alluvium is like digging in a sand pit. Two steps forward, one step back. I like it when the camera follows Laura. It gives dimension to everything in stead of just seeing an excavation.
We call that class 3 foundation which r3quires lots of support when doing construction.
That is the shape the old mines in Oroville, California's
These mines look like they're one moderate earthquake from complete collapse.
Well, my chances of going to sleep after watching this at bedtime is very very sketchy……my eyeballs are bugged out.mmmmm….i think I need a snack!..Gly and Laura….watched lots over time with you Gly….
That was sketchy! The scene where you were flaking the alluvium looked like an old tertiary river channel! The rocks looked like river cobble. I don't know if it was, only an observation.
Thanks for the sketchy episode.
No1, sketchy, scarey to boot, glad you made it out. 2nd, careful with this one as well. #3, a no go. #4, Another no go. Check out the site, 1910 - 30's. Cool artifacts.
Nasty looking mine
those were some shady looking mines!
I could hardly watch this video of the mine. 24:38 DON'T put yourselves at such risk, please guys! We all value you too much! Talk about claustrophobic. That's never before happened to me during your videos. Otherwise enjoyed the brief tour of the camp site. I'd been wondering why we hadnt seen any videos of can dumps at camp sites recently. Thanks for all the effort you put into this. Laura you sure are brave!
At 6:59 time in the video the timbers that were above your head had a butt load of pressure. Did you notice?
Well Gly you kept saying how ugly the mine was and you see what happened? It spit a rock at you. 😝😯
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That mine didn't look too safe at all. Great tour but you 2 need to know when to safe No! Be saferLaura and Gly.
That mine looks real sketchy it looks like it could just crumble anytime,,,Thats one that should be closed off and shut down..
It'd be fun to know all the stories that go with all those holes! Some interesting history, no doubt, as well as a fair smattering of jaw dropping fuckery! Some of the ones you explore I'd be tempted to join, others, you'd have to butter my hips and keel haul me thru.....I'm better off sitting on my butt watching the videos! Keep up the good work
Why'd you have to go ahead and mention biscuits and gravy so guess what I'm eating at 7 30 at night
With my recent back injury ain't no way I could walk hunched over like that.
Would gold have been found in the alluvium found in mines? I think that's the stuff Jeff Williams metal detects for nuggets
“Gly”: It’s possible. These would be called “bench gravels”.
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Thats bad ground for certain
I wouldn’t trust an anchor bolt in any of those mines.
Looking good, I don't know any russian at all but I can sorta recognise the alien alphabet they use because it looks like star wars aurebesh
My fear exploring mines, if I did it, would be getting trapped inside from a cave in. You must just accept the risk!?
yoy
Good try shame they didn't go far, see you Saturday.
Better quit calling the mine ugly! Like the urbex explorers going into abandoned homes that are 120yrs old always says “what a beautiful house” it,appeases the spirits!
That was a very poor developed mine, endangering anyone who ever worked in it.
How come all the timber was raw wood not lumber because of the age of the mine.
mine was probably run on a very low budget and there was likely plenty of wood around the mine available for them to use. no point in paying top dollar from the mill and transporting it when you can do it yourself with a hatchet, axe, and single/two man saw.
How do you manage to avoid stepping on nails sticking up from boards lying around these places? I notice this hazard a lot in these videos.
Just another reason to ALWAYS watch where you place your feet. And hopefully, you don't encounter one hidden in the dirt.
Hoesit you guys .
I must say, you did very well indeed considering the conditions .
I admire your judgement....... Never have we seen you make the wrong call .
Keep safe ..
Don't You ever worry about the vibration of your voices causing some of that rock to fall on you?
CHOPOT
Ebay $5 donation and pick a viewer to accompany you and Laura on an adventure, won't be me I spent to much time in the coal mines I'm retired
You guys are turning into moles😂
Ok Laura if y’all just stumbled across it where did y’all find the map & why edit it out? 🤭 Is that the real reason didn’t want to scramble down & up the ladder knew it was gonna face out?🤔🤷♂️
Romeo Oscar Bravo 30-
Seems somewhat amateur this mine
Well, just call it the flashing blue light special budget mine. Yep, for sure it was uglier than my ex wife..........
Terminiology is not for the lay person. Perhaps define the terms.
You might want to change the title. Heebie Jeebie refers to Hebrew and Jews and is considered slang insulting sort of thing.
yoy