As an anthropology major, specializing in archaeology, I had to take Geo 101 or as we at Ole Miss affectionately called it, "rocks for jocks" LOL. I have learned things watching this channel I never learned in that class. Love this stuff! The flourite with the black light reminds me of going through Rock City as a child.
Fluorite is also used in smelting aluminum and the subway tiles in most major cities were produced with it. When you find HCL containers around the mines that was used to extract the mineral from other hydrothermal minerals. Half the fun of watching your videos Gly is researching the extraction and uses of minerals you show us. And just getting to see the mining history we are loosing. And as always just an Awesome! Explore!! Thank you!! 👍
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Man I gotta hand it to you Gly, the equipment upgrades are top notch!! I've never seen better photography inside a mine where can actually see! The geology!! Incredible video! Yeah, I've watched it a few time's Lol! One for the books! 👍
Love the intro, you already updating for the new year. A great explorer (a lot of comedy love the out takes). Make you don't go to far from your limit's). You have been waiting for this one for a long time. Enjoy and thank's you for bringing us along.
The BL is long wave I presume. Being an ancient rock hound, not collecting since the 80's, I remember using a BL in many cases. Though we used a 120V unit, with a separate battery pack to power it. The advantage here, was that we could use both long and short wave UV lights to identify different minerals, sometimes within the same matrix. It can make for an awesome light show. Keep up the good work, really enjoy seeing an old passion brought to life.
Gly, Thanks for the fluorite mine. I have been waiting for a episode that showed the beauty of these mines and you did not disappoint us. I would have watched and committed earlier but spent most of last week and part of the weekend hospitalized and just now got to your show. As always I really appreciate what you do for us and taking us along. Stay safe and keep take us to awesome places.
Thank you for bringing us this excellent and very informative video presentation which is much appreciated by the people. That fluorite looked very impressive under the ultra violet light, it was a considerate thought to bring some to the surface so that people can have the great honour of being able to own a specimen of this for themselves and being able to help the channel as well. Fantastic!
Beautiful field trip, nice reveal on the mines and the mineral black like trace, increasable creation of Gods handy work. Not mention the live demo drown setup.
Becoming a Rock Hound (as told to me by a tour driver in Ouray, CO). First take a bag of marbles and when you pick up a rock for your collection replace it with a marble from the bag. When you have lost all your marbles then you are a Rock Hound.
Neat stuff, Gly! I've been compiling MDRS and geological survey data from the '70s by the late, great Lee Perry on a fluorspar deposit that sits in a Precambrian schist outcrop in the foothills above where I live. This area was previously the shore of ancient Lake Bonneville. There is an 235' adit and above ground workings that did produce ore in the '50s. However comma it's close proximity to urban development, steep terrain, and lack of water made the moiling required to extract more ore economically and environmentally impractical and the mine was closed. I understand that there are still good samples to be found in the above ground cuts, and I'm planning a hike to see if I can't extract a bit. As always, thanks for letting me tag along on your explores from the safety of the innernettes.
Wow, I didn't realize fluorite glowed such a beautiful color! Almost as nice as chrysocolla! That one section where you showed the first rock you found looked like a bunch of stars in the sky! Way cool!
You put so much time into your videos to make them turn out so great. Miles driven, editing, research...wow thanks, you make it look so easy. We get the fun side of the adventure with out all the work. Thanks for all you do so we get to enjoy this.
Great show one of the best. I belong to a facebook group called Native Arizona Adventures. We are mostly all rock hounders of all ages. We were just out by Horseshoe Lake east of Cave Creek and at a stop we found alot of broken pieces full of crystals and other minerals. One of the guys have the ultralight just like you had and his pieces let up like crazy. I have most of the stuff we found and will be ordering that beast here soon. Life itself is an adventure. Come on in and check out this group and say Hi. None of us know each other now we are like family. It would be cool to mention my name. Really miss Mr. M.
You should get a Raytector 5 or Superbright II UV light. Use only short wave bulbs as 90% of all fluorescent minerals glow under short UV. Never use long/short UV together as it is often the case that 1) the long UV source is not as efficient as the short and puts out enough visible light as well as long UV to wash out some/most of the glow from minerals reacting to short UV. A Raytector 5 or Superbright 2 will cast 20-30 feet as well and light up the whole wall not just a spot on it.
First time I've commented on any of your videos. Just want to say that I appreciate the extent you go to document all these places. If you ever get to to oregon, we have some cool Mines and caves here too!
Maneuvering a half broken rotten loose ladder, going downstairs a deep hole, holding a non-negligible weight camera; all while explaining in a calm matter, stuff in details and with knowhow, Gly you have 'brass balls' ;) , one got to admire this. Awesome and amazing video as allways. Greetings sir.
“Gly”: Thanks for recognizing that. The viewers of the mine exploring community have gotten just a bit jaded over the years and I’m happy you recognize just how dangerous this really is while still maintaining composure.
I loved watching this! That bright blue under the UV light was glorious! Glad you brought us all back to this mine to see it again under a different light, pun intended. LOL 😅 Looking forward to next weekend, Gly. I was thinking while watching this, that it was too bad you didn't have Randy with you, he'd have gone insane chipping away at all that fluorite!
Great filming as always, Awesome entertainment,, Flourite is stunning under uv, incredible process of electrons gaining a charge and accelerating, omitting a flash as they do so. Its great that our friend, Gly takes us along, to explore mines, we may never get to, and collects a few specimens fresh out the vien,, that's priceless to a rock nerd like me,, to actually see a piece and know its full history, on video,,!!!!! 😃 😃 😃 Priceless!!!!!
As I sit here just south of Ft. Worth, Texas and I hear you mention F-35...I was not wanting to think about going into work on Monday! THANKS GLY!!!! I do enjoy your videos! Keep healthy so you can get out and show us more mines.
Hello Gly. My apologies to Mister M and Randy but I really enjoy your videos much more when you do solo work like now. You concentrate more on your subject and give us valuable information and great videos. I am always learning something new every time I watch one of your episodes. Best of luck to Mister M and Randy but you please keep up the excellent solo work. You are doing a fantastic job. Thanks again.
Incidentally, the green fluorescence is from "Willamite". Willemite is a zinc silicate mineral and a minor ore of zinc. It is highly fluorescent (green) under shortwave ultraviolet light. I have quite a bit at my claim near the old Scott Mine in Maricopa County in the Belmont mountains. There is also a bit of calcite there that fluoresces orange in longwave UV.
“Gly”: I’m going to try to get over there one of these days and take a look at the Scott mine. I probably won’t be documenting it but I’m curious in taking a look at it.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces It's not much since some predatory kids caught the squareset and cover on fire in a night of drunken debauchery. It's almost all collapsed down to the 70ft level. There is, however, a well preserved shaft with drifts within 3 miles that would be fun to view and explore. Bring ropes. I do have pictures of the bottom of the Scott where the collapse choked the shaft. Let me know if you are interested. I plan on being there in February.
These minerals are used in dyes and also in the chemicals for the manufacture of chemical lights/glow sticks , some of these ores can have radioactive minerals in them as well
A shaft like that last one seems like a good place to scout with your 360° cam. Not only is the complete coverage useful for assessing hazards or admiring the craftsmanship (and reflecting on the relentless march of entropy), I was thinking it might be more immersive for the viewers to have some virtual freedom to look around as we're descending into the caliginous abyss.
Hi Gly, wow seeing that Fluorite light up was very cool, when are you and Frank going to do another video together ?? it was really fun watching you two the last time. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
On the subject of drones; you don’t need to explain, everyone will love the end result. A friend of mine related how in the early 1990s, he used to fly his gas powered R/C helicopter without GPS and without a tablet viewer for his real estate and remodeling business.
“Gly”: I was one of the very first people to strap a Kodak instant camera to a model rocket in the early 80’s. Two years after that you could buy model rockets with cameras attached. I also invented coffee ice cream too but that’s a different story for a another day.
Love the content Gly. The story you are telling in these episodes is very complete and give the viewer a good picture of everything. Best mine exploration show by far. I’d like to see a small segment on your vid equipment setup. I am attempting to make some content on my automotive biz and it’s a pain to get started and figure out a system of shooting, also like you most of it must be shot by 1 person because there is no one to help. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Gly, great double explore video, love how bright the fluorite glows under UVB. You new and improved camera rig is awesome. Thanks mate! 😎👍 Ps LoL @ the outro, DGI do make it complicated. 😂
Great explore, Gly. I love the colors under the UV light down in the mine. I wonder if they would really ‘glow’ for the camera if you used a wider beam light and not the spot light to light up the whole room. Can’t wait for the next one. Thanks.
Good to know those facts about Fluorite, thanks. (thats a new twist on your style of filming......from your ear....ha,ha.). We don't need to see you as you talk and drive along, just give us "snowbirds" the scenery sights from out your window as you drive to your destination. Enjoying all the scenes you offer from these explores you go to. The strait Saguaro cactus look like fence posts along the road. (young ones that haven't gotten their arms yet.) At 49:10, all I can say is, "atleast its not heavy work." Enjoyed today's outing. Thank you, that through you're filming that we could come along.
Cool episode enjoyed having another look at that mine we explored together 2 years ago. Enough of the but crack jokes. You failed to mention the reason why I lost so much weight when I was down there...it was your cooking. Funny you don't seem to suffer the same effects! I was trying to look through our old videos to see which episode we explored this mine on. I thought maybe is was #180 on my channel? but maybe you posted this one on your channel as we were taking turns posting mines we explored together. The Castle Dome area has some real cool fluorite I have some of them in my museum.
“Gly”: Hahaha! Touché buddy, touché. It was episode 34 and around the 20 minute mark when you and I explored this mine for the first time. Here’s the link: ruclips.net/video/x0juYzHSP08/видео.html Oh my gosh was I ever a chunk back then… just look at those nicely tucked in fat rolls! Definitely didn’t come from your cookin buddy. Lol!
Another great video. There’s a fenced off mine in my “backyard”, I believe called the Dixie Mine.it’s in the McDowells in Scottsdale. Ever since discovering your channel, I’ve always wondered what my local mine looks like.
Here in UK/GB we have Flourite deposits in Derbyshire . I remember going on Long Weekend Field Trips to Quarries an a few caves . We visited one Flourite mine in Castleton . But here the crystals don't look as pale and mixed up as that . Yes the Flourite has been used for jewelry but also giant Vases and other household items . We call it Blue John here . I remember we the Ravensbourne Geological Society went to one Quarry and all the trip we had little luck finding Flourite , except in it's small Blue/Purple cubic form within pink Baryte , evenly distributed within . Eventualy somebody found a vein of Blue John in the quarry face . But nobody could reach it . Me being the youngest and 6ft 2 1/2 tall . I was the one to Prod the vein with a rather long and big Screwdriver 🪛 Eventualy we all got a piece . I have quite a lot of Flourite chunks , but my UV lamp 🔦 won't flouresce it . So i'm guessing Mt Dog Piss highlighter is UVA and not UVB 😆 But it still works on some minerals in my collection . . Another great Video Gly Coolness . Especially to see sooo much of the stuff underground in the dark glowing away nicely like that . =^_~=
Little Tip for the Mavic Mini (the old one, i have the same one), don't turn it on inside your car or while its sitting on a metal object because the compass throws a fit .... mine usually doesnt ask for calibration when i turn it on on the ground.
“Gly”: Discovery Channel, History Channel, National Geographic are just a few examples. How do you think the content within these platforms are funded? Equipment, fuel, wear and tear on vehicles all has a price. Your comment would be justified if the money gained by a few rock specimens sold on my eBay site was going in my pocket for personal use but it’s not. All proceeds go directly back into the channel and that’s why my channel’s production looks so much different compared to others on RUclips. So when you see camera shots from multiple angles, sweeping drone footage to establish locations and customized rigging capturing areas of abandoned mines that have never been seen before know that the money obtained to accomplish that was done with the help of a few rock specimen sales here and there but certainly NOT in every video. Right now the channel is saving up for a new drone that’ll offer stunning aerial visuals of large Nevada mines this coming summer and I’m sure when you see that footage you’ll enjoy it. But if you want to unsubscribe, that’s perfectly fine, because in this world where everyone seems to expect something for nothing it doesn’t surprise me in the least.
Wow , nice find Gly..looks great on the big screen. Had to laugh, Frank's butt crack I think we all have seen that a few times now 😂. See you next week... Pete Australia 🇳🇿
How to Drone 1.01 by Gly Coolness. Haha. Boy that mineral is so cool looking with that UV light. I bet it looks even more impressive in person. Time to go back to the 70s and pull out the blacklights and velvet posters and look at these minerals. Haha Very nice video Gly. I hope you do the torpedo in that last mine you checked out. That would be cool. I have subscribed to your other channel so I am looking forward to see what you offer there. BTW, 144 subs, your channel is growing nicely.
Thank you gly for bringing all the great videos for us to watch and if you can get me a order for your tee shirt with a pocket i want 3 of them. Thanks for sharing
You mentioned how the mines are warmer in Arizona; what are the approximate temps down there? Thanks for the great videos and say "hi" to Mr. M when you see him.
Great editing work on the 360s again. I much prefer a director's choice of which way we're looking to the full always-360° kind you have to drag around on the screen to watch - I usually watch on phone or tablet screen nicely propped up, I don't want to be swiping around all the damn time. XD
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That stuff is awesome. Really glows nicely. Stay safe.
Fluorite has always been one of my favorite minerals. I truly enjoyed this episode. Thank you!
As an anthropology major, specializing in archaeology, I had to take Geo 101 or as we at Ole Miss affectionately called it, "rocks for jocks" LOL. I have learned things watching this channel I never learned in that class. Love this stuff! The flourite with the black light reminds me of going through Rock City as a child.
Well you have to "see rock City". After 1000 miles of the road signs!
Ok, did you find a bumper sticker on your car "we saw rock City". We did lol,
@@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756 LMAO I got the Mysteriously Appearing Bumper Sticker™ too!
That is so pretty to see that glow. Love that color.
Fluorite is also used in smelting aluminum and the subway tiles in most major cities were produced with it. When you find HCL containers around the mines that was used to extract the mineral from other hydrothermal minerals. Half the fun of watching your videos Gly is researching the extraction and uses of minerals you show us. And just getting to see the mining history we are loosing. And as always just an Awesome! Explore!! Thank you!!
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“Gly”: Thank you very much!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Man I gotta hand it to you Gly, the equipment upgrades are top notch!! I've never seen better photography inside a mine where can actually see! The geology!! Incredible video!
Yeah, I've watched it a few time's Lol!
One for the books! 👍
Love the intro, you already updating for the new year. A great explorer (a lot of comedy love the out takes). Make you don't go to far from your limit's). You have been waiting for this one for a long time. Enjoy and thank's you for bringing us along.
thank you for the time you take to cover these mines as well as you do, you are a treasure
The BL is long wave I presume. Being an ancient rock hound, not collecting since the 80's, I remember using a BL in many cases. Though we used a 120V unit, with a separate battery pack to power it. The advantage here, was that we could use both long and short wave UV lights to identify different minerals, sometimes within the same matrix. It can make for an awesome light show. Keep up the good work, really enjoy seeing an old passion brought to life.
Good morning to y’all!! So very happy for your post. Having horrible pain and need a distraction!!stay safe!! Happy Christmas 🎄!!
I know what you mean i live in extreme pain every day, my lower back is bad and the doctors are trying to help
Hope you feel better soon
The earwax cam is soo soo cool 🤩🥰🤩 thank you for the amazing adventure
Been missing this channels weekly upload. Made my day to see a post in my notifications this morning.
Gly, Thanks for the fluorite mine. I have been waiting for a episode that showed the beauty of these mines and you did not disappoint us. I would have watched and committed earlier but spent most of last week and part of the weekend hospitalized and just now got to your show. As always I really appreciate what you do for us and taking us along. Stay safe and keep take us to awesome places.
Thank you for bringing us this excellent and very informative video presentation which is much appreciated by the people. That fluorite looked very impressive under the ultra violet light, it was a considerate thought to bring some to the surface so that people can have the great honour of being able to own a specimen of this for themselves and being able to help the channel as well. Fantastic!
Beautiful field trip, nice reveal on the mines and the mineral black like trace, increasable creation of Gods handy work. Not mention the live demo drown setup.
Gly, I've watched every one of your videos. I don't really care about mining, but it's fascinating to see the geology! Thank you!
Becoming a Rock Hound (as told to me by a tour driver in Ouray, CO). First take a bag of marbles and when you pick up a rock for your collection replace it with a marble from the bag. When you have lost all your marbles then you are a Rock Hound.
Neat stuff, Gly! I've been compiling MDRS and geological survey data from the '70s by the late, great Lee Perry on a fluorspar deposit that sits in a Precambrian schist outcrop in the foothills above where I live. This area was previously the shore of ancient Lake Bonneville. There is an 235' adit and above ground workings that did produce ore in the '50s. However comma it's close proximity to urban development, steep terrain, and lack of water made the moiling required to extract more ore economically and environmentally impractical and the mine was closed. I understand that there are still good samples to be found in the above ground cuts, and I'm planning a hike to see if I can't extract a bit. As always, thanks for letting me tag along on your explores from the safety of the innernettes.
Hi from Syracuse NY brother and everyone else and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures and I missed everyone
NYS in the house...I am from Cortland, NY. Love this channel...
Great music today Gly. Loving the upgrades to the show.
Wow, I didn't realize fluorite glowed such a beautiful color! Almost as nice as chrysocolla! That one section where you showed the first rock you found looked like a bunch of stars in the sky! Way cool!
Thanks again. Stay safe always.you are a good teacher.
Yeah... Glow in the dark... Cool stuff. Like this show. 👍
Best way to start the day off.
You put so much time into your videos to make them turn out so great. Miles driven, editing, research...wow thanks, you make it look so easy.
We get the fun side of the adventure with out all the work. Thanks for all you do so we get to enjoy this.
“Gly”: Thank you!
Thanks, Gly, Have a great Holiday season! The mines are getting better in AZ. Keep up exploring and stay healthy! Catch you next weekend.
Another awesome video with great cinematography! Keep up the good work Gly!
Love that UV fluorescent fluorite! Thanks Gly for another informative video.
Great show one of the best. I belong to a facebook group called Native Arizona Adventures. We are mostly all rock hounders of all ages. We were just out by Horseshoe Lake east of Cave Creek and at a stop we found alot of broken pieces full of crystals and other minerals. One of the guys have the ultralight just like you had and his pieces let up like crazy. I have most of the stuff we found and will be ordering that beast here soon. Life itself is an adventure. Come on in and check out this group and say Hi. None of us know each other now we are like family. It would be cool to mention my name. Really miss Mr. M.
You should get a Raytector 5 or Superbright II UV light. Use only short wave bulbs as 90% of all fluorescent minerals glow under short UV. Never use long/short UV together as it is often the case that 1) the long UV source is not as efficient as the short and puts out enough visible light as well as long UV to wash out some/most of the glow from minerals reacting to short UV. A Raytector 5 or Superbright 2 will cast 20-30 feet as well and light up the whole wall not just a spot on it.
First time I've commented on any of your videos. Just want to say that I appreciate the extent you go to document all these places. If you ever get to to oregon, we have some cool Mines and caves here too!
WOW. Gorgeous flourite
Always exciting when we are headed to the mine and Gly tells us about the next mine..yahoo
Maneuvering a half broken rotten loose ladder, going downstairs a deep hole, holding a non-negligible weight camera; all while explaining in a calm matter, stuff in details and with knowhow, Gly you have 'brass balls' ;) , one got to admire this. Awesome and amazing video as allways. Greetings sir.
“Gly”: Thanks for recognizing that. The viewers of the mine exploring community have gotten just a bit jaded over the years and I’m happy you recognize just how dangerous this really is while still maintaining composure.
Some day I'm getting a chunk o' your adventures! (The rock type of chunk.) :D Thanks so much for all the exploring and information.
I loved watching this! That bright blue under the UV light was glorious! Glad you brought us all back to this mine to see it again under a different light, pun intended. LOL 😅 Looking forward to next weekend, Gly. I was thinking while watching this, that it was too bad you didn't have Randy with you, he'd have gone insane chipping away at all that fluorite!
“Gly”: I’d have never gotten him outta there!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces oooo!!! pretties!!!
Good to see you!!
Great filming as always,
Awesome entertainment,,
Flourite is stunning under uv, incredible process of electrons gaining a charge and accelerating, omitting a flash as they do so.
Its great that our friend, Gly takes us along, to explore mines, we may never get to, and collects a few specimens fresh out the vien,, that's priceless to a rock nerd like me,, to actually see a piece and know its full history, on video,,!!!!! 😃 😃 😃
Priceless!!!!!
“Gly”: Thanks! I’m happy you enjoyed it!
As I sit here just south of Ft. Worth, Texas and I hear you mention F-35...I was not wanting to think about going into work on Monday! THANKS GLY!!!! I do enjoy your videos! Keep healthy so you can get out and show us more mines.
“Gly”: They might not be much fun to maintain but they sure are fun to watch! ✈️
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces I don't "maintain" them.....I inspect them before they fly out to the customers...USAF...USMC...Norway....etc.
Hello Gly. My apologies to Mister M and Randy but I really enjoy your videos much more when you do solo work like now. You concentrate more on your subject and give us valuable information and great videos. I am always learning something new every time I watch one of your episodes. Best of luck to Mister M and Randy but you please keep up the excellent solo work. You are doing a fantastic job. Thanks again.
“Gly”: Yep, that’s exactly why I went back to solo. It’s fun working with people but I got a little off target.
Incidentally, the green fluorescence is from "Willamite". Willemite is a zinc silicate mineral and a minor ore of zinc. It is highly fluorescent (green) under shortwave ultraviolet light. I have quite a bit at my claim near the old Scott Mine in Maricopa County in the Belmont mountains. There is also a bit of calcite there that fluoresces orange in longwave UV.
“Gly”: I’m going to try to get over there one of these days and take a look at the Scott mine. I probably won’t be documenting it but I’m curious in taking a look at it.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces It's not much since some predatory kids caught the squareset and cover on fire in a night of drunken debauchery. It's almost all collapsed down to the 70ft level. There is, however, a well preserved shaft with drifts within 3 miles that would be fun to view and explore. Bring ropes. I do have pictures of the bottom of the Scott where the collapse choked the shaft. Let me know if you are interested. I plan on being there in February.
These minerals are used in dyes and also in the chemicals for the manufacture of chemical lights/glow sticks , some of these ores can have radioactive minerals in them as well
Do you happen to sell your Willemite? Thank you
I love your show alot and I've also started from the first episode. I love history of the old west.
All these new cameras are incredible! And your current use of drone footage is spectacular!Nice job Gly, stay safe!
“Gly”: Thank you very much! I’m having fun trying new things because doing so ultimately translates into a better production.
Awesome video of the fluorite under UV light!
Thank you, Gly! Safe journeys!
A shaft like that last one seems like a good place to scout with your 360° cam. Not only is the complete coverage useful for assessing hazards or admiring the craftsmanship (and reflecting on the relentless march of entropy), I was thinking it might be more immersive for the viewers to have some virtual freedom to look around as we're descending into the caliginous abyss.
“Gly”: Yep! I’ll be going back there and running the torpedo down it. 👍
Hi Gly, wow seeing that Fluorite light up was very cool, when are you and Frank going to do another video together ?? it was really fun watching you two the last time. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
On the subject of drones; you don’t need to explain, everyone will love the end result.
A friend of mine related how in the early 1990s, he used to fly his gas powered R/C helicopter without GPS and without a tablet viewer for his real estate and remodeling business.
“Gly”: I was one of the very first people to strap a Kodak instant camera to a model rocket in the early 80’s. Two years after that you could buy model rockets with cameras attached. I also invented coffee ice cream too but that’s a different story for a another day.
What I like is the landscape. A while back all we saw was Joshua trees 🌴, now it's giant cactus 🌵 everywhere.
Love the content Gly. The story you are telling in these episodes is very complete and give the viewer a good picture of everything. Best mine exploration show by far. I’d like to see a small segment on your vid equipment setup. I am attempting to make some content on my automotive biz and it’s a pain to get started and figure out a system of shooting, also like you most of it must be shot by 1 person because there is no one to help. Keep up the good work.
“Gly”: I’ll be producing videos like that on Adventure Coolness. 😎👍
Thanks Gly, great double explore video, love how bright the fluorite glows under UVB. You new and improved camera rig is awesome.
Thanks mate! 😎👍
Ps LoL @ the outro, DGI do make it complicated. 😂
Gly, you are a great inspiration to me and many more. Thank You.
Sorry am late. 9 inches of snow with a dooble header in basketball.
We are finally ready.
Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota
Great To See You Back Gly Keep The Videos' Coming Very Cool Footage
Beautiful mine! Thanks!
Doing amazing stuff gly🤘keep up ur health too brother💪
Super video, thanks 👍
Another great informative video, Gly you should take some bugs for Mr & Mrs Bat fatten them up and get them on your side, Gly the bat whisperer.
Great explore, Gly. I love the colors under the UV light down in the mine. I wonder if they would really ‘glow’ for the camera if you used a wider beam light and not the spot light to light up the whole room. Can’t wait for the next one. Thanks.
So glad to see your video i have missed watching your channel
Be super careful with that green laser at 13:40, you wouldn't want to make them blinder then a bat!😅
Great video, thanks for the greatest start of Saturday!
Good to know those facts about Fluorite, thanks. (thats a new twist on your style of filming......from your ear....ha,ha.). We don't need to see you as you talk and drive along, just give us "snowbirds" the scenery sights from out your window as you drive to your destination. Enjoying all the scenes you offer from these explores you go to. The strait Saguaro cactus look like fence posts along the road. (young ones that haven't gotten their arms yet.) At 49:10, all I can say is, "atleast its not heavy work." Enjoyed today's outing. Thank you, that through you're filming that we could come along.
Glad to see you keepin' on keepin' on, Gly!
Gly, you have found the magic fairy dust mine! 🧚♀️
Cool episode enjoyed having another look at that mine we explored together 2 years ago. Enough of the but crack jokes. You failed to mention the reason why I lost so much weight when I was down there...it was your cooking. Funny you don't seem to suffer the same effects! I was trying to look through our old videos to see which episode we explored this mine on. I thought maybe is was #180 on my channel? but maybe you posted this one on your channel as we were taking turns posting mines we explored together. The Castle Dome area has some real cool fluorite I have some of them in my museum.
“Gly”: Hahaha! Touché buddy, touché. It was episode 34 and around the 20 minute mark when you and I explored this mine for the first time. Here’s the link: ruclips.net/video/x0juYzHSP08/видео.html
Oh my gosh was I ever a chunk back then… just look at those nicely tucked in fat rolls! Definitely didn’t come from your cookin buddy. Lol!
Great job Gly. From Someone Who Followed You From The Beginning, You guys Have Come a Long Way from the PVC 5000. Looks Great Man, Keep It Up Guys.
“Gly”: Thanks John! I’ll be selling the PVC 5000 as a channel souvenir one of these days.
Another great video. There’s a fenced off mine in my “backyard”, I believe called the Dixie Mine.it’s in the McDowells in Scottsdale. Ever since discovering your channel, I’ve always wondered what my local mine looks like.
I’m always curious about what I see when out riding in the desert also
Morning Gly, have a great week!
An amazing adventure is UV COLOR...they are amazing minerals. You would never know it to look at the rocks in regular light.
Great video Gly!
Was just about to start the house cleaning!.... Guess who's not cleaning for the next hour now 🤪 😉🤣
Here in UK/GB we have Flourite deposits in Derbyshire .
I remember going on Long Weekend Field Trips to Quarries an a few caves .
We visited one Flourite mine in Castleton . But here the crystals don't look as pale and mixed up as that .
Yes the Flourite has been used for jewelry but also giant Vases and other household items . We call it Blue John here .
I remember we the Ravensbourne Geological Society went to one Quarry and all the trip we had little luck finding Flourite , except in it's small Blue/Purple cubic form within pink Baryte , evenly distributed within .
Eventualy somebody found a vein of Blue John in the quarry face . But nobody could reach it .
Me being the youngest and 6ft 2 1/2 tall . I was the one to Prod the vein with a rather long and big Screwdriver 🪛
Eventualy we all got a piece .
I have quite a lot of Flourite chunks , but my UV lamp 🔦 won't flouresce it . So i'm guessing Mt Dog Piss highlighter is UVA and not UVB
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But it still works on some minerals in my collection .
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Another great Video Gly Coolness . Especially to see sooo much of the stuff underground in the dark glowing away nicely like that .
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Love this channel keep up the great work love from Lincolnshire England
9:16 gives you a new perspective on how Gly looks with the ear-wax cam 😂😂
Your videos are very relaxing 😌 😎 been watching and a big fan since early last year. Wish I could explore a mine one time 👍
Little Tip for the Mavic Mini (the old one, i have the same one), don't turn it on inside your car or while its sitting on a metal object because the compass throws a fit .... mine usually doesnt ask for calibration when i turn it on on the ground.
This is becoming a commercial for your website. I don’t know how much longer I’ll stay subbed if this keeps up.
“Gly”: Discovery Channel, History Channel, National Geographic are just a few examples. How do you think the content within these platforms are funded? Equipment, fuel, wear and tear on vehicles all has a price. Your comment would be justified if the money gained by a few rock specimens sold on my eBay site was going in my pocket for personal use but it’s not. All proceeds go directly back into the channel and that’s why my channel’s production looks so much different compared to others on RUclips. So when you see camera shots from multiple angles, sweeping drone footage to establish locations and customized rigging capturing areas of abandoned mines that have never been seen before know that the money obtained to accomplish that was done with the help of a few rock specimen sales here and there but certainly NOT in every video. Right now the channel is saving up for a new drone that’ll offer stunning aerial visuals of large Nevada mines this coming summer and I’m sure when you see that footage you’ll enjoy it. But if you want to unsubscribe, that’s perfectly fine, because in this world where everyone seems to expect something for nothing it doesn’t surprise me in the least.
Neat episode, wanted to let you know I'm really enjoying my second coffee cup ☕ seeing how I dropped and broke my first one 😅
I like the clip at the end about the drone.
Another great video Gly. Nice choice on the music!
Gly, that mine looks mighty dangerous. I wouldn’t go in it. Stay safe!
Thanks Gly really enjoyed this exploration. Love fluorite. I’ll see you on eBay.
You get more and more funny looking the more GoPros you get.
“Gly”: I know huh?! Wait until I shoot myself out of a cannon!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces LOL...I am waiting for you to have about 10 more cameras...attached.
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“Gly”: Watch this video and especially the very very very end of it. Lol
ruclips.net/video/rtbDhRVqVxc/видео.html
Wow , nice find Gly..looks great on the big screen.
Had to laugh, Frank's butt crack I think we all have seen that a few times now 😂.
See you next week...
Pete Australia 🇳🇿
“Go down and bang the vane and get ya the real deal” lol
Nice explore again, and thought a drone was plug and play pfft lol.
That fluorite was spectacular! That second mine was too sketchy to do alone.
You should give us a video tour of Old Bob with the new upgrades!
Can't wait for your new youtube! "It's my youtube and I want it now!'" 🤪😜
Loved the episode! Going to head over to your eBay site now! Thank you for all that you do! Stay well and safe!❤️
Just subscribed to the new channel Gly.
thanks man. looks amazing
How to Drone 1.01 by Gly Coolness. Haha. Boy that mineral is so cool looking with that UV light. I bet it looks even more impressive in person. Time to go back to the 70s and pull out the blacklights and velvet posters and look at these minerals. Haha Very nice video Gly. I hope you do the torpedo in that last mine you checked out. That would be cool. I have subscribed to your other channel so I am looking forward to see what you offer there. BTW, 144 subs, your channel is growing nicely.
Hey Gly , maybe next time instead of the BFH you should bring a cordless impact drill and drill it out . Just my opinion .
Thank you gly for bringing all the great videos for us to watch and if you can get me a order for your tee shirt with a pocket i want 3 of them. Thanks for sharing
You mentioned how the mines are warmer in Arizona; what are the approximate temps down there? Thanks for the great videos and say "hi" to Mr. M when you see him.
“Gly”: It was at least in the high 70’s (Fahrenheit) at that level.
Pause at 9:16 I'm sorry Gly but this shot had me on the ground lol
“Gly”: That’s “Funhouse Mirror Gly!” If you think that’s funny just wait until I have a booger hanging from my nose. 😂
Beautiful 👍🏻
Great editing work on the 360s again. I much prefer a director's choice of which way we're looking to the full always-360° kind you have to drag around on the screen to watch - I usually watch on phone or tablet screen nicely propped up, I don't want to be swiping around all the damn time. XD
Any drone, is better than having to carry a huge long ladder to get the aerial shots. Or hiring a sky hook.!
Great new show.
“Gly”: Very true!