Incredible Discovery: Exploring The Mysterious Landslide Mine On Camera For The First Time!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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In this episode we go deep under tons of broken rock and find a most incredible sight. This is by far the largest and most dangerous mine Frank and I have ever explored and you'll be amazed at what we find.
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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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Hello Gd evening to you gly im curious here is you and Frank still exploring the mines out there lately
James Burke
“Gly”: This week Frank is in Mexico with his girlfriend but next week we’ll be jumping back into mines again. Frank will be here in Arizona until March before he heads back to Canada.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces oh okay that's cool I didn't know if you guys were still exploring out there together or not here have a good evening there and I'll be waiting on the next video from you guys here too
Hi again Gly. Wow watched 38 and 39. What a mine and only seen a small part of it. Amazing and scary the ones that built and worked it, and for you and Frank scrambling thru it. Sometimes the bigger the chambers the more scary and awesome. Just blows my mind the work and effort and the guys digging all this out didn't make much from it. Shame that exploring it further is off. I am guessing it won't be long before the earth consumes it back to itself. Take care Paul
My brother and me were adventurous when we were young we back packed in Yosemite just the opposite of where your going. We had a lot of fun now both of us are pushing 70 I appreciate all the comments you do to help people understand the area. Most people don't have the ability to do this kind of stuff, the pictures we took are a reminder of how we loved to hike around the mountains. Stay safe Gary
Listening to your introduction makes me want to grab my notebook and start taking notes, just in case there's a quiz at the end of the video. Good job!
SydneyRadio2UE same. Thanks to geology classes.
I really like that transition from google earth to the drone footage. You should do that every video.
This was an awesome adventure! I’ve hunted in that area before, never explored the mines. Now I can, sitting in my Lazy Boy recliner! My parents moved us from Michigan to the town of Queen Creek, AZ, in 1969, we lived about a mile from the Santan Mountains. There was a an old man named Manzel Carter that lived up there in a shack, no power or water! He had a partner named Marion Kennedy, they did some mining up there. His partner died in the early 60’s, he buried him up there! Manzel has been dead since the early 80’s, he was a gentle soul, we loved to ride our bikes up there and visit him. I really enjoy your channel! You really know how to “Bring us with you”
Really really unbelievable!! Unbelievable that such a mine exists and unbelievable that they went into it!! Unbelievable that those stulls can and do continue to mostly hold up the mountain!! I had to watch it many times. Many things are said to be dangerous but in this case it is actually true!! I saw Gly smile much more in this episode than usual! Actually risking ones life can be exciting.
I'm sorry but you two are just nuts. No way in hell would I ever go in there!
Well he just went in for everyone else to watch at home safely lol
“Don’t touch anything” .... AFTER Frank rips out debris from the bottom of a slide 😂 haha
“Gly”: I’m really happy you pointed that out. Lol
Hey "Gly", that has to be one of the most interesting mines that I've seen on youtube to date. It looks like really good ground for the most part. Very little artificial support outside of the stulls in stopes. Just want to make a slight correction and hope I don't come off as a dick. At 3:50 You tell Frank to be careful because it's "all cut and fill down there" and I'm guessing it's because you believe that to be a cut and fill stope. In all of these old mines you're exploring and most of the holes that Frank crawls around in BC, all of the mined out areas are what are referred to as shrinkage stopes. They drive a narrow raise up into the ore off of the haulage drift often all of the way up to another level. This is then used as an ore pass/secondary manway ending at the chutes you see on the lower haulage levels. They then work their way from the top down, thus "shrinking" the pocket of ore that they're mining and leaving the large emptied cavities supported by stulls and pillars behind.
Cut and fill is a fairly recent (ie mid-20th century) methodology that works in reverse in that they drive a raise into the vein off of the drift all the way up to the next level but then they start mining from the bottom up, leaving a long horizontal pillar in place above the haulage tunnel as the "floor" of the new stope. Once they've knocked the back (ore) out of reach, they stack a bunch of heavy steel rings on top of each other above the chute that will make up the ore pass as they mine up.
The mill will have a Back Fill Plant that cyclone sizes the processed ore (tailings) to produce a sand product that they mix a little cement in with until it has the consistency of roughly toothpaste. They then pump this mixture back underground and "back fill" the stope, bringing the floor up to the top edge of the top stacked steel ring. Once it's set-up, the miner returns and starts a "breast" ie a suspended face that he works through the ore across the back. Rinse. Repeat.
As in shrinkage stopes, he uses slushers to pull the ore to the chute for removal from below.
This methodology only became possible with the development of reeeaaaallly specialized, stupidly expensive pumps (GEHO, ZimPro, a few others) that have to develop even stupider pressures to move this stuff through the pipes and back into the stopes.
But there's quite a few major advantages when you can do it.
Cheers
“Gly”: Great comment! Yes, I used cut n’ fill as a generalized term but I understand that’s there’s a more explainable reason why the miners did what they did. In that situation for all I knew Frank was walking over a 1000 foot chasm hidden by a false floor and the words cut n’ fill were the first to pop out of my mouth. Adrenaline, situational awareness and self preservation all play a roll when filming these locations and all of that can sometimes muddle the commentary. This was the Grand Canyon of mines here in the SW and I was pretty excited to see it first hand.
Frank goes down like a cat, gly demolishes the place 😂 fantastic exploring!
😂😂😂 lol
That turned out to be a beautiful mine.
🤪 Gly looking over the edge "Holy Sh*t! Frank come see this!"
Frank "Oh, it's not that bad eh? We should be able to get down there okay." I love you guys! 💜
Love the older videos! And Frank is always fun to watch!
What a sphincter workout, I'm sure you were elated to get out of there! Lol. I told you hanging out with Crazy Frank would get you into places no sane man would go into. Happy New Year fellas. Take care
“Gly”: Oh, were not done yet with this location. This place was far too huge to squeeze into one or two episodes. All of that ore had to be funneled to a central point and that’s what we’ll be roping into. Stay tuned!
Thanks Gly and Frank for taking us along on your continuing adventures ! Great mine !
This mine is mad , can you imagine what that mine must have been like before all the stopes collapsed !!!! .
“Gly”: Frank and I are not done exploring it. Stay tuned!
That was a great explore with a few sketchy places too cross wow respect guys.
love how you guys laugh in the face of dangerous loads above your heads
“Gly”: It’s kind of like crossing a busy four lane highway. Your probably going to do it dozens of times and be just fine but do it long enough and you’ll eventually get hit by a car. Lol. But seriously, I’m far more concerned about someone coming at me at 65mph and texting more than I am in a abandoned mine. That painted dotted line isn’t much of a barricade and we all trust it and the strangers behind it each and every day.
"dont touch nothing and sneak past" right after ripping at bits supporting the collapse lol
“Gly”: I’m glad you noticed that too. Lol
Thank you for taking us along on your journeys
Another Intro, Mine information, just love it. That is a big, big, ballroom, Wow. all those ore chutes. Now in another room, boy they used a lot of timber, trees and timbers. # 16 chute. Yep that was some walk you took.
Wow can't wait for next episode and the woodwork was really beautiful in there. Just be careful guys .😸😸😸😺🍻
Frank is that guy - lol. He is grabbing stuff and throwing stuff its awesome entertainment.
Wow ! That was not for the faint of Heart . I could feel the relief when you were on level and there were Tracks . What a thrill . Tks . Glad your Safe .
Nothing Short of What I Expect, Fantastick Video - Thanks Frank and Gly - Stay Safe... God Bless
Wow wow wow can't wait till next weekend thank you gly and Frank!!! Your videos are getting better every time thank you again
8:50-8:58 it is possible to get an idea of how immense some of those stopes are by the echo from yours and Frank’s voices. Quite an impressive show.
This was an amazing mine. Wow just wow, all the side adits and tunnels, etc..
Frank.....you sir, are a mad man!
Gly, I found your channel just after discovering Frank's a few weeks before. After watching a dozen or so of your videos I was surprised to see a new one with Frank in the thumbnail down in Arizona with you! Loving the collaboration, especially this mine, and you guys seem to have a blast exploring together. Stay safe, and keep up the great work!
-Travis from Washington State
“Gly”: Yep! Frank has been here in Arizona since October and we’ve just been having a blast. Still lots of places to explore and document before he heads back to Canada in March.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlacesThat's awesome! I didn't know Frank was staying in the states until then. Looking forward to more and I also wanted to say that I really dig the informational intros you've started doing in the last couple videos!
FalloutFix
“Gly”: This was such a cool location, I really wanted to put allot of love into this video and polish it up a bit. Thanks!
I love watching your vidéos! Lovin' cave and underground things. I liv'in belgium, the south. And there a place, one in the world, extracting razor stone, found in veins of blue shist. Nice to walk with you in the past!
Thanks, really impressive.
Found your videos not that long ago, wanted to say thank you. You’ve found the perfect blend of commentary / video witch makes every video I’ve seen awesome. Thanks again and keep it up!!
“Gly”: Thank you!
great spot, thanks for the splendid content
Happy new year Gly, always makes my day when I see one of your videos arrive, my fav mine exploration channel, I learn so much. Wow, that's some serious workings! Graphics and music, your videos getting posh lol Some large explosive drill marks in that one.
“Gly”: Thanks! And Happy New Year to you too! This site was just incredible and making this video was just as much fun. However, were not done with this site so stay tuned! No spoilers!
If that's the same place iam thinking there's an abandoned cabin I wanted to check out but never had the chance. Cool video Gly. Great Content.
Nice 2 mine videos in the same morning! You and Frank both released one ! Happy day.
Boy what a mine. Iam sure you could spend a few days in that one. Hope you were able to get some more video of it. Like always looking forward to next weekend’s videos. Thanks for all the hard work. STAY SAFE OUT THERE!!
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“Gly”: Oh yes, were not done with this jewel of a mine. Stay tuned!
Astounding location and excellent video Gly from you and frank
Very good mine. Thank you both.
WOW!!! WHat a great saturday exploration! I find myself looking forward to waking up early on saturday just to see what you guys get up to and where you go! The Miners cat in Franks video was pretty amazing, but this... damn... I cant wait for the next episode! You guys are legendary!
“Gly”: Thank you! Yeah, that miners cat was pretty cool, I hope we can film more of those cuties in the future.
Amazing mine. Surprisingly dry. Good effort with video work.
Please go back to this mine. I would like to see more of it.
Ive been watching frank for about 2 yrs now and i love his work. Its rad that you two got together. I wish i knew more about mines and thanks to you guys. I have learned alot to the point i could start my old journeys as of last yr. I search for abandon coal mines here in Washington state. Travel safe and may your lights never burn out and the batterys full. Rock on guys
“Gly”: Thanks Jeremy!
Your welcome gly. Hope to be able to meet you two one day. Stay awesome
Awesome job guys love it ,love the collaboration
That's a huge mine !! I liked the stolls reaching up to the sky. I'm glad there were no critters in there. Beautiful tour with some nice mineralization. Got to watch the slide areas, once it starts it won't stop for a good while. " Don't touch anything, Frank" ... as he tears out supporting material. In any case, you got out and had a good time !! Great adventure and a great video !!
“Gly”: Thank you! But we’re not done with this one yet. No spoilers... so stay tuned!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Most excellent thing I have heard for several days !!!
Hi there, Love the video. You guys get all the fun out there.
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A great video, looking forward to the next one. Thank you guys!
“Gly”: Thank you!
I already have to stop and comment about that stunning drone footage during the opening sequence.
Frank's a spunky one. I like him.
You guys make an awesome duo.. I love all your adventures alone & with Frank. Keep ‘em coming! The google earth thing at the beginning was awesome. Lots of love from the UK 🇬🇧
All out of breath after flatfooting the dance at the beginning.
Ouch, not used to riverdance.
Got any bagpipes?
( JFC, those stalls, not me, nope. )
It only hurts till you lose consciousness......
Is mutt wearing BDU's, best clothes for doing the undoable. Double knees and butt. And.....pockets.
I live in them.
Old habit.
Great mine, great photography.
( videography)
Frank is like a dog, following his nose.
I love this.
I can't believe that you guys don't wear steel toes. I wear them all the time.
And I don't even take much risk.
Hey Frank, look up here, " why I wanna keep goin "
Thanks Mutt and Jeff, Mr Rogers and all of the other cast.
Beautiful, just beautiful.
You 2 are doing a great thing.
“Gly”: Hahaha! You should see Frank river dance! It’s quite a site! Getting into that mine was nothing but rocks, boulders and crawling on my knees with allot of heavy breathing. You didn’t want to see and hear that did ya? There’s plenty of other sites on the internet for that kind of stuff. Lol.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces You didn't read my whole comment, just like I didn't watch the whole video before I started commenting.
Haha, made u look.....
Lee James the one and only.
“Gly”: Your right... I didn’t scroll down. 😞. But wait a minute... which one of us is Mutt and which one is Jeff? I know I’m Mr Rogers but that’s a given. Lol.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces
Now you got me, I forget about mutt and Jeff, the names just popped into my head.
I guess you guys will have to decide.
Keep rockin in the free world.
Lee James the one and only.
“Gly”: 🤘🏼
WOW is all you kept saying and that's all I can say HOLY Madonna you n Frank are EL LOCO , I've been Underground enough in quite a few mines and in many open pits , even had to get MSHA CERTIFIED, but by far this takes it NUTS 😂😂😂 SKETCHY THIS IS THE PICTURE OF IT , SORRY NAMES TIM and you guys bring back some memories for me but great channels guys TAKE CARE BROTHERS AND BE SAFE FOLKS , DON'T TRY WHAT THESE GUYS DO VIEWERS , AMAZING VIDEOS GLY n FRANK 🤘🤘👌👌👍👍🇺🇲🇨🇦
Great video Gly and Frank. Gly when you where walking over the claps it was like you were playing pixie sticks
“Gly”: It was like that scene in Star Wars Return of the Jedi when the imperial walker was stumbling over the logs. Yeah, I’m a Star Wars nerd. Lol
I was surprised to see Frank ! Excuse my language, but he has, not a brass pair, but a titanium pair. I've been watching his vids for years and he's the real deal, goes were others fear to tread (slide, climb, crawl, etc.). Just watched him today, chase a mine cat.
“Gly”: Yeah, and that was me that chased the mine cat with him! That sure was a fun day. Your right, Frank is pretty daring but I’ve seen where his limits are and that’s a good thing. I’d say we’ve grown to become good friends and I’d hate to hear of anything bad happening to him. We both have our comfort zones and with any luck that is what will keep us alive for many years to come.
I wounder now how many of his vids I've watched of his that your in them? All your vids I've watched, before today, I think you were by yourself. Stay safe. Thanks for all your time and effort putting these together for us, Gly.
Well dammit! Spent the last week of my Xmas holidays binge watching all your episodes and now im left with that for a cliffhanger ... see you in a week!
So cool guys. Thanks. John from New Zealand :)
Great vid guys. it always blows me away when I see a big mine like this one and all the work the miners put into it, just hard to imagine the conditions the dust alone gets me gasping.
“Gly”: We just scratched the surface on this one. More vids coming on both our channels.
I'm so happy I found your channel!!
I've been binge watching your videos for the last week. Thank you so much for making these videos and great job, I've learned a ton.
“Gly”: Thank you! I’m really happy your enjoying the show!
That mine that I keep commenting about that Justin from TVR explored, makes the ballroom/stope at the beginning of this vid look TINY
Awesome video to go wear no one has gone before
Never knew their were so many mines to explore until I started to follow your adventures ... thanks for all the great videos .. Stay safe !
I You guys do real good together, Gly needs to go to Canada and pair up with Frank in the summer.
“Gly”: I will try and make it up there the summer of 2021. This summer Nevada is going to keep me really busy.
Spectacular location guys! Can’t wait to see what you discover next!
It was interesting to see the drone footage and listen to the history of the mine you were going to explore, thank you Gly. The scale of the place is just amazing. The shots with Frank in front did give perspective on the size, along with you explaining the thickness and height of the stulls. It was extremely sketchy in the mine I did feel nervous for you guys. Ballsy - most definitely. It was nail-biting stuff when you went through the landslide area, couldn’t believe the amount of timber and rock just piled above. Excitedly looking forward to next week’s episode. Thank you for sharing your adventures and a Happy New Year to you. Take care and be safe! ❤️👍 👍
“Gly”: Thanks Barbara! This was a really big location and you’ll be seeing more of it on Franks channel in the future when he ropes into the very bottom.
Thank you, Gly for taking me on an adventure again! I am unable to do what you do. I love the places that you take me to. Such beautiful scenery and the mines just amaze me to no end. I hope that one day soon that you can get something to hold your camera so that you can use both your hands to traverse the mine. xx
“Gly”: I have that equipment but it’s next impossible to do camera transitions when your exploring a mine with Frank. Lol. Ever chase a little kid on a sugar rush around the playground? Yeah, it’s kind of like that. He’s awesome to work with but I really need to start putting low doses of Valium in his coffee before these adventures. ;)
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Gly, be sneaky and slip him some decaffeinated coffee with Bailey's Irish Cream for a slower paced start to the day...
Thanks Gly. Great video as usual.. Regards from Ody slim
Man them adits went a long ways. That ore body was huge. Thanks for the awesome explore. Have fun and we'll c ya next week.
Great Vid!! You and Frank make a great Team! Can't wait for more!!
Can’t wait for the next video
Loving the videos, keep it up both of you
Hi Gly, wow that is a really unique mine that's for sure, it has so many up's and down's and twists and turns, I think you guys will be busy for a while, at least there's no cactus to get off your shoes lol. Happy new year, I hope you have a fantastic 2020. xx
“Gly”: Thanks Sue! Oh, were not done with this one and that’s a guarantee. This mine is so huge it’s going to take a few more filming sessions to get it all done. All that ore went down to a central collection point and we still need to show you that. No spoilers! So, stay tuned!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Wow, I'm looking forward to see what else this mine hast to offer. xx
FANTASTIC VIDEO. LOVED THE DRONE COMMENTARY
“Gly”: Thanks!
Be kind turn over boards with nails! I have stepped on a nail in a board once. It hurts!!! Frank is like a goat in those mines lol. I have lots to watch before I can catch up. I hope to notification’s on new videos
Yeah buddy! That's what I call crazy good!
That was awesome, I didn't expect all those intact drifts...thankyou!
And with an ending like that, it would be impossible not to watch the next episode straight away.
To put into perspective and the proper word, WOW.
Whoa!! This is next-level mining! This one is huge!
!!!!!!!!!!! THANK U Guys !!!!!!!!!!! stay safe, !!!!
Wow guys what a jem incredible some material moved from there still a little left too awesome work enjoy both your work thank you for sharing you time to bring us all underground
Awesome channel.
Awesome sketchy mine nothing like the log slide ride hope you had a great holiday the size of the first room was massive just amazing how a few sticks can hold all that weight crazy thank you again for the hard work an sharing wish you the absolute best for the new year much respect gly as always be safe
"Gly": Thanks Steve!
Cheers thanks many regards from Ireland another awesome collaboration guys. So much so yous will miss each other doing having fun together as we will watching there good chemistry between yous also not mention its safer than doing it alone. Maybe Gly you have try Canadian mines in 2020. Take care stay safe big cheers thanks. 👍☘🇮🇪Godbless/peace🙏✌
“Gly”: Thanks Paul!
Most people throw rocks down vertical shafts. Frank throws a timber! Lofl! 😂
Amazing explore!!!
What a great intro to 2020! You guys are the rock stars of subterranean hi-jinks!!! Keep those vids coming!
“Gly”: Thanks!
Awesome mine! Best of all type old and new.
Thank you again for taking us along, Gly and Frank! Impressive mine, guess the low-grade ore wasn't worth the trouble to take out!
Hey, did you know that a landslide is just the mountain getting its rocks off?😆❤️❤️👍👍
“Gly”: So, does the mountain smoke a cigarette afterwards? Lol
Abandoned and Forgotten Places Well, only the totally uncool volcanoes, but they're just showoffs!😁❤️👍
Awesome mine explore.
Great video glad to see you and Frank together
Great Xplorers,musta been a good ole mine in it's day😉
“Gly”: This site would have been incredible to see when it was up and running.
Great job Gly👍
Wow, seeing the seam stoped out all the way to the surface really gives a great cross section of what a mine looks like, but it's even scarier looking when you think about that mountain overhanging like a shelf lol
“Gly”: That’s pretty much what it is, an entire shelf of rock being held up by logs. It was truly an impressive site.
Ah,cliffhanger! Once again really enjoying,thx!
That entry, are you F..in kidding me guys. wholly shite... I was puckering..
Happy new Year Gly.....and most importantly a lot of health. The Woodwork is great. How long it took them to do this work. Various Passages looked very old. It's nice to see that Frank and you together work. Hopefully lot's of good Video's will come in 2020. Good luck......
@Pavel Manzhetov
OK..... Thank you
Just FREEKIN Crazy...... I'm sooo glad it's you Boyz with the big ballz climbing in and out of these holes cuz even at 62 I'm too freekin' chicken to even think about it. It sure would be easy for ones mind to run amok in there.......
“Gly”: Were not done with this site. Stay tuned!
Very interesting mine! One of your better ones! Nice job. Be careful!
Great video. I was wondering if you guys would go back and check those ones you missed. Very sketchy areas, I’m glad you upped your comfort level. Stay safe, hugs.
“Gly”: Oh yes, were not done with this jewel of a mine. No spoilers... so stay tuned!
Just found your videos. I've been binge-watching! Love the videos. You two are crazy. Lol. Stay safe!
"Gly": Thank you! And welcome aboard! Refreshments will be served shortly ;)
Very cool!