So FANTATASTIC! How often do you come across a 66 year old female who LOVED THIS! I went off road my entire life. Had everything I even could think I needed. I never got stuck. The difference: I am from PA. I lived near the coal mining region. I explored many mountain ranges in PA. I also learned I knew the owner of a mine that was being stated after 60 years. I drove to heights not many go. The highest point in PA plus exploring the ruined. I appreciate your knowledge of the workings of the mines. My hats off to you! I am not sure but I am thinking I'm the only "CoalCrackerInPA" who knows your site. I'm a fan forever!
"You're good at this, Gly." "Well, all you've got to do is look at the lay of the land. It just makes sense, from a geological standpoint." This right here is what keeps me coming back--the knowledge and expertise that comes from years of doing something you love.
Yes I would much rather spend my time watching footage from Gly and Mr. M, there are an awful lot of copycat attempts out there that have no business crawling around in the mines at all, walking about trying to talk about what they See and missing the most basic of names for the things they see, how they function what the purpose is, lacking in ability to hand off information about anything, or even getting within 50 years on dates for things. it's pretty sad when the copy cats have no idea how bad they look barely able to describe a machine or contrivance that they run across, knowing almost zip about the geology. And obviously they have been watching what our two guys do and try to include it their copy cat videos. its so bad, and those copycat guys are gonna end up getting themselves killed because they're not reading about it and learning about it and packing their brains full of knowledge, Desiring to wear the badge but not having earned it, with arrogance pushing them on towards their own demise. Thank you guys so much for not wasting my time and insulting my intelligence, your productions in my opinion are golden❤️
Great fun. Ole Bob has about everything. Lights, Handyman Jack, Randy..(oh wait, not Randy)..Tardus (from Dr.Who). What's next for Bob? A rear hitch potty?
now your in my back yard ....we know that area well.... don't bring a metal detector there or touch any Tortoises ......there is an old mining district right behind the Portal ....take the old rail road bed to get to it ..... Gold locked up in Arsenopyrite ..... let us know and we can show you around ....Good vid sonny Jim
“Gly”: Thanks Jeff! I always kind of figured you lived somewhere around this neck of the woods. We’re going to try to produce bunch of episodes in the coming weeks so we have some wiggle room and so that we’re not up against the wall each week to get an episode out. After that it would be fun to get with ya and head out to a site to do a collaboration. We can let ol Slim, Mr Bill, Bobbie and my duck Quackers play in the sandbox while we explore a mine or mill site somewhere. That would be fun! I’ll contact you privately in a few weeks or so.
My wife commented on your tea cup Mr M. and my 2 youngest daughters found your 'eyed' mic funny too. How 'lucky' Gly is to be able to travel all around with you!
Wow! A very large mine. Thanks for the description of the ore processing - much appreciated. A drive through mine! Now that's a first for RUclips. Thanks Gly and Mr. M. What an episode.
It's such a great comfort watching your videos after work - I work weekends at a gas station in Oregon so I get pretty sore. These vids make me feel better!
Already one of my favorite episodes. The plasma cut pictures were great. More pictures and maybe some drone footage of them would have been icing on the cake.
I'm never one to subscribe after only one video let alone 8:55 into the first video but here I am stopping the video for a moment to hit subscribe and the bell , I'm an older fellow in my 60s and I've spent a lifetime climbing and crawling into places they say we shouldn't go ,lol. And here we are still all adventurous and having fun. Stay safe and best regards from Lloyd.
I have to admire Mr Ms incredible dexterity and talent and ability to work his internal Gyros to enjoy an cup of tea while being driven in old Bob over boulders and huge ruts in the track.. It reminds me of driving at home here in New Zealand on the main highways where you often find bits of road in the potholes( You know what I mean).
Thank you for showing me this. I worked at a limestone mine in Black Rock Arkansas what was my last job before I retired Iran heavy equipment. But we did strip mining thank you for the video. I'll be watching for the next one
It was cool learning about the machines but even cooler when Old Bob got to see the mine. Gly certainly enjoys what he does and knows his stuff. Thanks!
@@TreasureGeo Come on maaaan, really? Guess everybody has to take sides anymore in this world. They're both great, and different. Big fan of both channels.
@@ababab28 Just don't like the fakeness and the scripted act. Tea cup really? Ever been off roading with an open cup? Did you see any fluid in there? I just don't like fake scripted crap trying to be funny. I get enough fake from regular TV. I'd rather them waste that time on actually checking stuff out. Just my opinion, you don't have to like it.
“Gly”: I can assure you there’s nothing fake and scripted. Sure, I had to walk into the mine to set the cameras down to get the shot but how would you have done it? On more than one occasion and in more than one video Mr M explained his tea cup. To be quite honest the reason for my channels success is because it’s NOT fake and scripted so I don’t quite understand your opinion. Also, why take sides? That’s just silly.
@@CaesiusX It's a Jeep. What could possibly go wrong ? Or perhaps I'm applying the question to the wrong thing, maybe it should be "It's Gly, what could possibly go wrong ?" =)
Great vid guy’s n Ol Bob even got to go exploring!, look forward to your next adventure, Kev from “Acrosst” the ditch in New Zealand, the place where men are men and sheep are nervous!
What a great video thanks for showing us how a mind works that was really cool on a side note mr. M is one of my favorite things on your videos you guys are wonderful together
The drive-in mine is cool, but we still have it easier sitting in our La-z-Boys at home. Loved the tutorial on the ball mill; I can't imagine how noisy and dusty it would've been during operation. The graffiti suits the blight of the urban landscape better, though the black & white/plasma torch stuff makes the buildings look as if they're in a video game; cool effect.
My guy Gly Likes big mines That's no lie With Mr M By his side Bouncing down the road In old Bob Where they are no one Knows and that's just some of The reasons I like Abandoned and forgotten Places.
What a great video gly and mr. M now your going to have to get old bob an air monitor so he knows when to shut the engine down. 😂 stay safe. Thank you for explaining the process of mining also.
For the intro, you should have a shot where the camera zooms down from space right at your house, and you're just napping out back in a paddling pool with a beer or something
After a long week at work, I'm glad I get to travel with you guys to abandoned and forgotten places! Looks like some of the fancy artwork at the mine site was done by the Aware graffiti group. They paint murals on trains, and many other places, was surprised to see their work way out in the middle of nowhere.
I'm from the midwest and have never said "acrosst" but always wondered why my fifth grade teacher and one other person that I worked with decades later did. Never heard of it being a midwestern thing other than you mentioning it here, but I'd noticed on other videos I've seen of yours where you always put the "t" at the end and I'd wondered about that too.
This was a crazy adventure. I was involved in the reconditioning of the Eagle mine near Ishpeming MI. I’m very familiar with ball mills and the separation and filtering of the concentrates. Great episode.
Just to add my 2 cents worth, lol. I use to drive my semi into mines in Missouri to deliver and make pick ups.just think Mr. M a thirteen and one half feet tall semi pulling a 53' box trailer and yes I would have to do backing in there, it was a trip. Old Bob now has a good story to tell Better Bob. Thanks guys and keep it up.
You guys are my barometer reading for crazy when I'm out exploring . I stay out of mines because of you !!! I respect your abilities, knowledge and gear ,all of which I have none .
Long ago Explore with us visited this mill and mine. I Remember the art and graffiti all over the mill. Was that a limestone mine tunnel you drove into? There was quartz visible on the back of the mine. Or calcite veins. I figured since it's in such close proximity to the mill it was a part of the gold mine. Great as always Gly and Mr.M. thank you for showing us.
“Gly”: We’re still not 100% sure what they were mining at the mine we drove into as there is no accessible public records. The rock was very close to becoming marble but because they were following a vein along the hillside tells me they were chasing after something more valuable.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces thank you for the info Gly. Someday I'll make it down there again do some poking around. That place will be added to the vast list of mines I've not been to yet.
Hi Gly Coolness and Mr. M, Thank you, I enjoy your channel. Thank you for sharing and your great camera work and descriptions! I photographed this mill site five years ago. At that time it had minimal damage from vandals. On a later visit I saw the "artwork" by anticline. While it is very creative and ambitious, I do not appreciate it. They are very destructive to historic sites and, unfortunately, this was not their only effort. I am surprised you applauded it as you are normally very careful to protect locations you visit in order to prevent vandalism. That I appreciate, even though I want to know some of the places you visit! A conundrum. You didn't descend the exterior tanks, but they have very large "propellers" to stir the mixture. Also, there were several interesting crushers on the structure topside that fed into the conveyor tunnel. I'm surprised you didn't climb the stairs and ladders to have a look. As you entered the site the large building on the left that you passed by contains lots of business paperwork. Including employee names and SSN's. The letters with arguments between partners, and the lawsuits and bankruptcy filings, circa 1995, are quite entertaining. I have photos, but I don't know how to share them with you. Email if you are interested. Thanks, and stay safe.
“Gly”: I personally would have liked to see the site undamaged and free of graffiti but a small part of me was impressed by the artist’s creativity. Yeah, it’s a conundrum. We looked around the site off camera and saw the things you noticed but I had to edit it down for time.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Thank you for the reply. That makes sense, you saw it all but the video would be too long to show everything. Another interesting mine in that area is the Hart and Castle Mine area. I checked out the area and the open pit before they started re-processing the ore a couple years back.
That was awesome driving into that mine. Old Bob loved it, quackers, and hula girl oh no Mr. Bill too. That was a riot guys. I have my ducky and Mr. Bill riding my ducky on my dashboard in my 4runner. Great explore.
People really tore this place up. I knew where you were when you came out at the top of the ball mill and panned over to the now burned out control room. Wonderhussy did a video here 4 years ago before all of the vandalism.
Enjoy the videos you guys bring back memories when I lived in Nevada. We grew up in Fallon so mine exploration is definitely on the books. By the way acrossT.
That’s why I watch John, I grew up in winnemucca. It’s like being home out on the sage brush and the hills exploring with my dad and mom when I was a kid.
@@simonthecatback in the 90's we always took lots of pictures 35mm.. digital photography was just being born and very expensive. I did scan in quite a few pictures years ago. I should put together some sort of story time video of the outings. A bunch of us had a four-wheel-drive club of sorts and we go out and explore ghost towns and mining districts.
Next Week on Abandoned and Forgotten Place's old Bob Stay's Put on Terra firma When Gly and Mr. M Get Carried Away by What Mr. M Said Are those Really Flying Monkee's!!!; )
You guys make a great team. I look forward to each Saturdays episode. Just curious, how long does a set of tires last on Old Bob? You go through some rugged terrain. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for sharing gly you are the one that got me interested in the mines. Your videos are awesome and you do a great job explaining thing as you go through the mine.Be safe Mr M has your back 😀.
I can tell you are both just really good people. I just subscribed and i'm loving it. The exploration and footage is awesome but i really do also enjoy the chit chat back and forth and just everything about this channel is great! Y'all are going to be very successful with this channel.
"Like a box of chocolates, Forest, you never know what you'll get!" Thanks for the explanation of the milling process. You answered a lot of questions I'd been curious about for decades.
So FANTATASTIC! How often do you come across a 66 year old female who LOVED THIS! I went off road my entire life. Had everything I even could think I needed. I never got stuck. The difference: I am from PA. I lived near the coal mining region. I explored many mountain ranges in PA. I also learned I knew the owner of a mine that was being stated after 60 years. I drove to heights not many go. The highest point in PA plus exploring the ruined. I appreciate your knowledge of the workings of the mines. My hats off to you! I am not sure but I am thinking I'm the only "CoalCrackerInPA" who knows your site. I'm a fan forever!
Mr. M is a legend. That teacup! The eyes on his mic!
He’s got that tea cup thing to an art. Not even a spill. He’s a teacup super hero
Mister M with his tea cup. Bringing civilization to the wilderness.
And no seatbelt...brilliant
🤣
Y did i read Mister M as Master Milf
INDECLINE does some incredible artwork.
This project is called Death Metals it was done in 2018.
@4skinner666, some people see it that way. Some see it as selfish, look at me, vandalism.
Vandalism
"You're good at this, Gly."
"Well, all you've got to do is look at the lay of the land. It just makes sense, from a geological standpoint."
This right here is what keeps me coming back--the knowledge and expertise that comes from years of doing something you love.
Yes I would much rather spend my time watching footage from Gly and Mr. M, there are an awful lot of copycat attempts out there that have no business crawling around in the mines at all, walking about trying to talk about what they See and missing the most basic of names for the things they see, how they function what the purpose is, lacking in ability to hand off information about anything, or even getting within 50 years on dates for things. it's pretty sad when the copy cats have no idea how bad they look barely able to describe a machine or contrivance that they run across, knowing almost zip about the geology. And obviously they have been watching what our two guys do and try to include it their copy cat videos. its so bad, and those copycat guys are gonna end up getting themselves killed because they're not reading about it and learning about it and packing their brains full of knowledge, Desiring to wear the badge but not having earned it, with arrogance pushing them on towards their own demise.
Thank you guys so much for not wasting my time and insulting my intelligence, your productions in my opinion are golden❤️
Great fun. Ole Bob has about everything. Lights, Handyman Jack, Randy..(oh wait, not Randy)..Tardus (from Dr.Who). What's next for Bob? A rear hitch potty?
Mister M is my favorite youtuber besides gly great work guys
@ 7:30 - GREAT SAVE Mr M with your beverage!!! ☕ 🍺 🍻
Beautiful artwork 👍. Excellent episode Gly & M
now your in my back yard ....we know that area well.... don't bring a metal detector there or touch any Tortoises ......there is an old mining district right behind the Portal ....take the old rail road bed to get to it ..... Gold locked up in Arsenopyrite ..... let us know and we can show you around ....Good vid sonny Jim
Hey Jeff, How'd ya like that plasma cutout of Slim? Man that Slim gets around!
Jeff, why not metal detecting? Isn't Vanderbilt outside of the preserve?
“Gly”: Thanks Jeff! I always kind of figured you lived somewhere around this neck of the woods. We’re going to try to produce bunch of episodes in the coming weeks so we have some wiggle room and so that we’re not up against the wall each week to get an episode out. After that it would be fun to get with ya and head out to a site to do a collaboration. We can let ol Slim, Mr Bill, Bobbie and my duck Quackers play in the sandbox while we explore a mine or mill site somewhere. That would be fun! I’ll contact you privately in a few weeks or so.
How.... Many.... Lead periods.... Do.... You.... Need....?
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces sounds like a plan ....be safe out there
My wife commented on your tea cup Mr M. and my 2 youngest daughters found your 'eyed' mic funny too. How 'lucky' Gly is to be able to travel all around with you!
Yes Gly is VERY lucky to get to hang out with Mr M, lol
I dont know what was more entertaining. The mine or the banter driving around in a mine!
The banter...
Nah the microphone was the star of the show!
Wow! A very large mine. Thanks for the description of the ore processing - much appreciated. A drive through mine! Now that's a first for RUclips. Thanks Gly and Mr. M. What an episode.
“Gly”: Thank you!
Great Knowledge: thanks for Sharing!.....
From Gary R.N.
Congrats to Old Bob on his first mine exploration. 🚙👍
Loved the ride along. Thank you ♥️♥️♥️
This is more Entertaining than anything Hollywood has made in 10 years. All of your stuff is.
U guys and ur excitement level make it so much more exciting! Lets drive the jeep in new places more!
It's such a great comfort watching your videos after work - I work weekends at a gas station in Oregon so I get pretty sore. These vids make me feel better!
Oregon our home sweet home! God bless you, that can be a cold wet nasty job!
@@mrsm513 Hah, yeah. I appreciate the kindness, I actually had a busy and chilly day today. Got pretty windblasted down here in Molalla.
Already one of my favorite episodes. The plasma cut pictures were great. More pictures and maybe some drone footage of them would have been icing on the cake.
Thank you for sharing everyone and your thoughts and adventures
The art in that place is something else. I love it all, especially those cut out murals.
I'm never one to subscribe after only one video let alone 8:55 into the first video but here I am stopping the video for a moment to hit subscribe and the bell , I'm an older fellow in my 60s and I've spent a lifetime climbing and crawling into places they say we shouldn't go ,lol. And here we are still all adventurous and having fun. Stay safe and best regards from Lloyd.
The Hills Have Eyes comes to mind for some reason while watching this.
The Hills Have Glys There ya go, I fixed it. lol
I have to admire Mr Ms incredible dexterity and talent and ability to work his internal Gyros to enjoy an cup of tea while being driven in old Bob over boulders and huge ruts in the track.. It reminds me of driving at home here in New Zealand on the main highways where you often find bits of road in the potholes( You know what I mean).
Awesome gly... thanks for all you do to share with us!
That is the happiest I have seen Ol' Bob! It was like his birthday!...and hanging out with Mr M! LOLOLOL
You an mr m are a great team love the show keep up the good work fellas
Man that artwork with the.skelton arm...cool
You guys are a hoot ! You brighten up my day for a few minutes! Thank you
Good Saturday morning gentlemen, I must say you have great videos. Stay safe and have a wonderful weekend.
I’m delighted for old Bob’s first experience in a mine🤣 It was awesome to see a huge mine!
Thank you for showing me this. I worked at a limestone mine in Black Rock Arkansas what was my last job before I retired Iran heavy equipment. But we did strip mining thank you for the video. I'll be watching for the next one
A fun drive tour through the mine. Mr. M does a great job of balancing his tea cup over the rough roads.
Gettin' to hang out with Mr. M... 😁👍
Glad to see ol' Bob got to join ya, ya know the sun gets pretty warm!
Great show , always looking forward to the next one
It was cool learning about the machines but even cooler when Old Bob got to see the mine. Gly certainly enjoys what he does and knows his stuff. Thanks!
You have to wonder why they don't sell big ball mills like that. I have seen a few abandoned ones. They are worth a lot of money!
Bankruptcy fight in this case. Apparentley, they all walked away.
@@TreasureGeo Come on maaaan, really? Guess everybody has to take sides anymore in this world. They're both great, and different. Big fan of both channels.
@@ababab28 Just don't like the fakeness and the scripted act. Tea cup really? Ever been off roading with an open cup? Did you see any fluid in there? I just don't like fake scripted crap trying to be funny. I get enough fake from regular TV. I'd rather them waste that time on actually checking stuff out. Just my opinion, you don't have to like it.
@@TreasureGeo Oops, your bad. He explained his taste in tea in a previous video. It is not a fake scripted thing.
“Gly”: I can assure you there’s nothing fake and scripted. Sure, I had to walk into the mine to set the cameras down to get the shot but how would you have done it? On more than one occasion and in more than one video Mr M explained his tea cup. To be quite honest the reason for my channels success is because it’s NOT fake and scripted so I don’t quite understand your opinion. Also, why take sides? That’s just silly.
AAA: "Where do you need a tow truck?"
Gly: "Oh... About 200 feet inside this abandoned mine out here in the middle of nowhere." 😁
“Gly”: Hahaha!
You would need to call Matt's Off-road Recovery to get you out of that mine.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces "yes, you'll have to use the winch as old bobs 200' down!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Remember Your Last Tow Bill? 14 bones.
What a fun video guy's keep up the good work and stay safe.
If you're going to start exploring mines with the jeep I want to see you do stopes, inclined shafts, and vertical shafts with it too. 8-)
It's easy for us to make such requests, _because we don't have to do it!_ 🤣
They could totally winch their way up into a stope. 👍😄
@@CaesiusX It's a Jeep. What could possibly go wrong ? Or perhaps I'm applying the question to the wrong thing, maybe it should be "It's Gly, what could possibly go wrong ?" =)
@@nerdgarage _Right?_ 🤷🏼♂️ 😁
“Gly”: That would be cool!!
This is my new favorite episode! Loved it from start to finish. Thanks for taking us along on the adventure and explaining all the mining equipment!
Been looking forward to my Sunday routine of watching you guys with my little girl 🙂
That was great ..thanks Gly mr M & Bob !
Great video guys. We have a couple mines in BC that you can drive in. Some of our 4WD clubs hold day trips to these mines! Stay safe and take care.
I love to see all of the machinery and buildings 👷♀️ and you explanations how this mine worked.
Great vid guy’s n Ol Bob even got to go exploring!, look forward to your next adventure, Kev from “Acrosst” the ditch in New Zealand, the place where men are men and sheep are nervous!
My man crazy drinking off that fancy teacup on those roads.
That's "Mr M" Mr Magnificent!!!
"Slow down, I wanna have tea!"
Now my Saturday can begin
I grew up in the midwest too. Heard your comment about the word "across". Here's another one...there is no "ek" in the word "etcetera" 😂
Thanks again for sharing life with enthusiasm and look k look and passion for the mines awesomea a
7:39 Mr M thanks - I was worried about your tea spilling the whole time! Whew, I can relax now.
Right?
What a great video thanks for showing us how a mind works that was really cool on a side note mr. M is one of my favorite things on your videos you guys are wonderful together
“Gly”: Thanks!
The drive-in mine is cool, but we still have it easier sitting in our La-z-Boys at home. Loved the tutorial on the ball mill; I can't imagine how noisy and dusty it would've been during operation. The graffiti suits the blight of the urban landscape better, though the black & white/plasma torch stuff makes the buildings look as if they're in a video game; cool effect.
Thankyou for showing us guys. I enjoyed seeing the mine. Wouldn't have seen it if you hadn't taken me with you. Much appreciated.
Good God Mr M!!! You're good with the cup LOLLLL
I noticed that too, then I questioned was there really any tea IN THE CUP?
@@mrsm513 yeah...i did too lolllll XD
Hey Gents who needs a Schnozzelator 5000 if you can drive Old Bob in there!!! Way cool guys we loved it!!!
Good morning fellas hope your week went well
Great work my friend 👌 Keep it going 👍
Stay safe and have a great day 🤝
Glad you got to explore this place! It's a superfund site, meaning it won't be around forever! Great stuff as always!
My guy Gly
Likes big mines
That's no lie
With Mr M
By his side
Bouncing down the road
In old Bob
Where they are no one
Knows and that's just some of
The reasons I like Abandoned and forgotten Places.
“Gly”: Nice! 👍👍
Was cool seeing the operation and thank you for explaining
Whoa! Old Bob runs a little faster now that Mr M is slightly more aerodynamic with that fresh new hairdo 👍
🚗 💨
What a great video gly and mr. M now your going to have to get old bob an air monitor so he knows when to shut the engine down. 😂 stay safe. Thank you for explaining the process of mining also.
For the intro, you should have a shot where the camera zooms down from space right at your house, and you're just napping out back in a paddling pool with a beer or something
Wow! What a mine! Never see mines like that over here!
After a long week at work, I'm glad I get to travel with you guys to abandoned and forgotten places! Looks like some of the fancy artwork at the mine site was done by the Aware graffiti group. They paint murals on trains, and many other places, was surprised to see their work way out in the middle of nowhere.
that was cool just driving in to the mine
This is so cool thank you guys. Also born in the great lakes, moved to the land of ten thousand lakes it's common
Next time get a pull behind camper. That way you can spend more time exploring the mine. Great video y’all stay safe.
I'm from the midwest and have never said "acrosst" but always wondered why my fifth grade teacher and one other person that I worked with decades later did. Never heard of it being a midwestern thing other than you mentioning it here, but I'd noticed on other videos I've seen of yours where you always put the "t" at the end and I'd wondered about that too.
This was a crazy adventure. I was involved in the reconditioning of the Eagle mine near Ishpeming MI. I’m very familiar with ball mills and the separation and filtering of the concentrates. Great episode.
What a blast! Thanks and love from Canada!
Just to add my 2 cents worth, lol. I use to drive my semi into mines in Missouri to deliver and make pick ups.just think Mr. M a thirteen and one half feet tall semi pulling a 53' box trailer and yes I would have to do backing in there, it was a trip. Old Bob now has a good story to tell Better Bob. Thanks guys and keep it up.
How much tea did Mr M have left to drink after that shakeup? Awesome trip guys amazing mine site! Bod looked amazing in there too.
“Gly”: His teacup skills are phenomenal!
You guys are my barometer reading for crazy when I'm out exploring . I stay out of mines because of you !!! I respect your abilities, knowledge and gear ,all of which I have none .
Mr M i was with you enjoying my cup of tea 🍵
Long ago Explore with us visited this mill and mine. I Remember the art and graffiti all over the mill. Was that a limestone mine tunnel you drove into? There was quartz visible on the back of the mine. Or calcite veins. I figured since it's in such close proximity to the mill it was a part of the gold mine. Great as always Gly and Mr.M. thank you for showing us.
“Gly”: We’re still not 100% sure what they were mining at the mine we drove into as there is no accessible public records. The rock was very close to becoming marble but because they were following a vein along the hillside tells me they were chasing after something more valuable.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces thank you for the info Gly. Someday I'll make it down there again do some poking around. That place will be added to the vast list of mines I've not been to yet.
Good morning gly and mr m hope all is good with you two.
Hi Gly Coolness and Mr. M,
Thank you, I enjoy your channel. Thank you for sharing and your great camera work and descriptions!
I photographed this mill site five years ago. At that time it had minimal damage from vandals. On a later visit I saw the "artwork" by anticline. While it is very creative and ambitious, I do not appreciate it. They are very destructive to historic sites and, unfortunately, this was not their only effort. I am surprised you applauded it as you are normally very careful to protect locations you visit in order to prevent vandalism. That I appreciate, even though I want to know some of the places you visit! A conundrum.
You didn't descend the exterior tanks, but they have very large "propellers" to stir the mixture. Also, there were several interesting crushers on the structure topside that fed into the conveyor tunnel. I'm surprised you didn't climb the stairs and ladders to have a look.
As you entered the site the large building on the left that you passed by contains lots of business paperwork. Including employee names and SSN's. The letters with arguments between partners, and the lawsuits and bankruptcy filings, circa 1995, are quite entertaining.
I have photos, but I don't know how to share them with you. Email if you are interested.
Thanks, and stay safe.
“Gly”: I personally would have liked to see the site undamaged and free of graffiti but a small part of me was impressed by the artist’s creativity. Yeah, it’s a conundrum. We looked around the site off camera and saw the things you noticed but I had to edit it down for time.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Thank you for the reply. That makes sense, you saw it all but the video would be too long to show everything. Another interesting mine in that area is the Hart and Castle Mine area. I checked out the area and the open pit before they started re-processing the ore a couple years back.
Mr M needed a travel coffee cup!!
That was awesome driving into that mine. Old Bob loved it, quackers, and hula girl oh no Mr. Bill too. That was a riot guys. I have my ducky and Mr. Bill riding my ducky on my dashboard in my 4runner. Great explore.
People really tore this place up. I knew where you were when you came out at the top of the ball mill and panned over to the now burned out control room. Wonderhussy did a video here 4 years ago before all of the vandalism.
Wonderhussy rocks.
That’s where I saw this place, there was som graffiti at the time though.
Wonderpussy Rocks!
How Mr. M manages to not spill a drop of tea is beyond me
That’s just a baby ball mill. I remember replacing plates and balls in those back when I was a bit younger, don’t miss those days!!!
Enjoy the videos you guys bring back memories when I lived in Nevada. We grew up in Fallon so mine exploration is definitely on the books. By the way acrossT.
That’s why I watch John, I grew up in winnemucca. It’s like being home out on the sage brush and the hills exploring with my dad and mom when I was a kid.
@@simonthecatback in the 90's we always took lots of pictures 35mm.. digital photography was just being born and very expensive. I did scan in quite a few pictures years ago. I should put together some sort of story time video of the outings. A bunch of us had a four-wheel-drive club of sorts and we go out and explore ghost towns and mining districts.
The zooming in and out of the earth at the beginning was absolutely epic, I've never seen anything like that it was EXTREMELY satisfying to watch
Next Week on Abandoned and Forgotten Place's old Bob Stay's Put on Terra firma When Gly and Mr. M Get Carried Away by What Mr. M Said Are those Really Flying Monkee's!!!; )
You guys make a great team. I look forward to each Saturdays episode. Just curious, how long does a set of tires last on Old Bob? You go through some rugged terrain.
Keep up the great work.
“Gly”: I go through tires every two years or roughly between 25 - 30 thousand miles. Maxxis or Goodyear MTR are the only tires I run.
Thanks for sharing gly you are the one that got me interested in the mines. Your videos are awesome and you do a great job explaining thing as you go through the mine.Be safe Mr M has your back 😀.
Amazing again and again.
Nice little mine. Finally the Jeep joins you.👍👍🚙go Bob go
Glad to see mr. M has his spill proof cup
Thanks Guys, Well Done and Fun !!!
I can tell you are both just really good people. I just subscribed and i'm loving it. The exploration and footage is awesome but i really do also enjoy the chit chat back and forth and just everything about this channel is great! Y'all are going to be very successful with this channel.
Jeep Life ..... Love it.
And after the schnozzolator..... Old bob-o-lator.... Even without gettin down the car.... Awesome
Thanks for the education !!! And what a “trip” driving through that mine!!!! ( and yes there is a “t” to acrosst ! H
Love watching your adventures and it's so nice how you explain the inner workings and processes. Thanks from the great white north .
"Like a box of chocolates, Forest, you never know what you'll get!" Thanks for the explanation of the milling process. You answered a lot of questions I'd been curious about for decades.