CRAZIEST ABANDONED HOUSE EVER!!
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2017
- What an awesome house, I would love to have seen it years ago. I hope you enjoy this explore with us and are having a great day. Thank you for your continued support, we appreciate you all more than you realize.
This place was built in the early 1900's by Albert Andrew Bass and his wife Anna Bass. They lived and worked the mines for 20 years until his wife died. He died shortly after. Another miner took up residence after WWII and worked the mines for another year. Today the place is completely abandoned and considered to be a "secret" location by the very few locals in the area.
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I just seen this video and the first thing that popped in my head with the rock, in the desert animals hide under rocks to keep cool. Maybe this human seen this rock and thought I bet if he built a lean to shack under this rock it would be cooler than a shack out in the open. Was there a temp change??
That deep thing is a cistern. Basically a rock container to hold water.
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Hey ewu gotta say you got a pretty cool channel going on here , from criminal investigation to desert exploration lol I dig it
I've been binge watching this channel after work for 3 days now. I can't stop. I just want to quit my job, sell my house, and move out to the desert and explore abandoned places.
Ever thought of changing your name to Grizzly Adams (Dan Haggerty)?
Same
Join the club!✌️
Im in
I know what u mean man. I totally agree. I wish I never stopped
. . . and just proves that either cows can't read notes, or simply don't give a shit if it's surveilled.
Bwahahaha, LMFAO! 😂😂
They should have parked a Cowmaro out there and everything would be fine!
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they have snipers hidden just across the hill over there to slaughter those pesky cows 😂
I love the drone footage. It really adds another dimension to the land you had to cover.
Wavetechlifeguardian Indeed!
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Yeah, it gives a nice perspective of, not only where you've been, but also where you're going.
Always makes you wonder who and what type of people would choose to live not only so far from everybody else but in such desolate place at that too.
Anti social people would live away from society but unfortunately the miner's was mining and protecting their investment, which is why that house/cabin near the cave.
well we've been kicking around the idea of off grid living cause give or take they are screaming net will go down in 10 years or less I was raised farm / military .I have np hunting ect. Live off the land ,question is ask yourself if you can make indoor plumbing with a battery powered water wheel system, or electric same way .
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Its just a camp for hikers.
People like me who have worked enough and are tired of city life and lot's of people and want to get away from it all. So glad I was able to.
For climate control purposes being under that rock would be awesome placement for the cabin! The geothermal properties of the rock would absorb the heat during the day keeping it cool and release it during the night keeping it warmer. Really cool!
Good point, and I bet that little back window was for cool or warm air (Depending on the time of year).
Explore With Us I thought it might be to store food. It would be cool enough to keep a few perishables.
Exactly what I thought!
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539 Productions most of the land in that part of NV is blm but yes it gets crazy hot in the summer and cold in the winter whoever built that knew what he was doing
I stumbled across your channel by accident-now I'm literally binge watching everything you've posted. Yes -- I'm home-- on a Saturday night-- binge watching your videos. And I'm really ok with it lol. Great content-- keep this up you guys are amazing 🤘🏻👍
What?
They are just a troll trying to go after anyone who posts something nice. I have blocked them from commenting, but if you have google plus, you might see their replies, but their replies won't show up here. 🙂
Explore With Us oh ok gotcha. Thanks for letting me know 😊 again keep up the good work and thank u for giving me something to watch all weekend!! Lol 🙏❤️
Thank you so much, sorry you had to deal with that. 🙂💗
Sosovain 329 When I first came across these videos a few months ago I did the same thing lol.
I love these videos and love that you are a father & daughter team spending quality time exploring together. This would totally have been something my dad and I would do together if he were still alive. ❤
You brought tears to my eyes mrs. Harlow, sweet, nice, and very happy tears!
*have you been living under a rock??* uuuh.. yes..
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thatz funny
+[)(r[): LOL. My thought was that it looked like a giant deadfall trap designed to catch humans!
BTW, the "elf house" was probably a chicken coop (or maybe a large dog house with some wood scrap in it). Very funny about the video surveillance warning on the car, and the unimpressed cows that used it as a scratching post.
Please cover up any holes like the ones you found, especially the well, cuz critters will go in in search of water...or leave a big pole or stick in the hole so critters can climb out. I love exploring old places, looks like you have alot of fun, but also have respect for the past. New Mexico is full of abandoned homes, the old melting adobes are a fascinating look into the past. BE CAREFUL!!!
Shouldn't you at least report to the DMV about that car? It could be stolen and the owner could be missing or murdered.
It has a note saying under video surveillance... Why would a murder leave it like that? And not try and burn it or something?
Cheese, lets say you are a salvage hunter and can you think of a better way to keep other hands off until you can get back with a proper retriever (big hauler)? I thought so.
Would you really believe that a nothing mustang is under surveillance in the desert
@@edwinfeldman8231 i mean who tf knows it sounds like bs but im saying a killer would try and destroy it not leave a note and if the person got stranded i would imagine they would leave info... Honestly i think someone just dumped it And some person who wants to scrap it put that note on there till they could get it.
It wouldn’t hurt to report it. You can do it on line.
I believe the door leading to the rocks is a area to keep food cool .....
@Na Noid, don't believe what you see and don't believe what you hear and don't believe what I just texted. 😂
Good idea! I couldn't figure it out. I do know in areas like that the rocks stay very cool. Good job 👏
my question is why do you not carry any camping equipment with you so that if it does get late like in this video you can camp out for the night an continue exploring the area the next morning. I think that would make for a great exploration video. maybe in the future?
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He sleeps in the vehicle.
David Yarbrough probably does... But a bed is pretty nice to sleep in.
Sketchy
a. Martian real sketchy. Better off in locked 🚗
Good vid, I'm 65 now but it makes me miss my old friends when I was younger and all the things we used to do.
Jim Mc Thank you. I know what you mean Jim. If you are every out this way, let me know, maybe we can meet up for an explore. 🙂
65? Your still young enough to have some great adventures!
No need to worry sleeping under that rock. If it did come down you'd never feel it.
Haha, so true! 😂
Absolutely unbelievable footage the drone and the voice overs were spot on. That just made already great videos even better. It's really cool to see all those old places again. My father and I use to explore like you and your daughters do we have been to a lot of those places and then the some around the northern part of the state. Your daughters will always cherish these memories with you. You are a good father.
sleeping under that rock wouldn't scare me. I take mother nature over human nature.
Brett Hopenwasser what if their was an earthquake
@@crossbow3539 you have quite the imagination. Enjoy it.
thanks for bringing back memories of AZ desert. to some comments made, you do this for the fun of it. never have I worried of break downs( brought tools,food,water and fuel) choice of vehicle is important. keep exploring!!!
That rock Was Freakin Huge prettty smart though natural AC probably what that back window was for cooling
I've just founded your videos ,and ,they're amazing .
Thanks for sharing them.
That is one of the most interesting places yet. The way they built under the rock and modified it to utilize it for their water source. Great video as always.
Someone should run the plates and alert the authorities. Might be in trouble.
Heather, imagine this. You and your buddies like to run stolen Mustangs hard against others and break them. No other better place than this desert to get er done and leave them.
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Yerington, Nevada ....my reservation is 26 miles south from Yerington. How awesome to see this sign hanging up. EL SUPERIOR...
Reminds me of 'Tremors'. Beware the graboids.
Ray Davis hell to the mutha fckn yeah
And if you have graboids you have ass blasters
The open hole needed something over it and spray painted DANGER.. Great Video
You're right, I should go back with some orange spray paint and markers to prevent anyone from falling in. I will try to get out there asap. 🙂👍 You actually made me realize that I should start carrying some with my as part of my gear for when I come across stuff like this.
ELECTRO CREATIONS same thought
Explore With Us - Couple small warning signs would be a good idea, though I would suggest spray painting the warning message on some scrap wood/plywood vs spray painting directly on the structures/the landscape(?)
WJK, Yeah, that's what I was thinking, marking it with a few small flags (the construction flags) or bringing a small piece of plywood to paint (danger) on. I guess some people like James thinks it's fun to fall 30 feet into a cistern, or having your kids fall in.
You should have covered the hole least not for any wild animals having the bad luck to fall in. There was plenty of old wood lying around that would do the job. Apart from that, great video !!!
I can honestly say this is my favorite channel. Keep these awesome vids coming!
Bass Enthusiast Thank you. :-)
Awesome great use of the drone makes for an exciting adventure overview.
freewolfable Thank you. :-)
That car looks like it's abandoned as a result of it being involved in a car crash. Awesome video Bob and Emma.
I think the cattle damaged it
I just started watch your channel. I am amazed at the places you find.
I enjoy the hell out of your video's, well done and interesting, thanks for taking the time to do this...
Jeff Watkins Thank you. :-)
This was an amazing find!I watch all the "explorers" travels.It's a facinating look back into history.
This is the best most positive content on RUclips . Take it from someone who has been stuck in the middle of no where it takes real guts to keep coming back . Keep up the great videos 👍🏻
I lived in the mining town Tonopah, Nevada for a few years. The patina on the wood there is identical to the wood in this video. The shacks in Tonopah are 100 years old plus so this is most likely an old mining homestead from many years ago.
Your videos not letting me sleep it’s just amazing man 👍🏼
You are all so entertaining! I love to watch your videos! Thank you so much! They are all so catching!!😁👍👍
Living in England as I do you don't come across many remote or abandoned places, i did once stay in a remote holiday cottage (former farmer's home) in Scotland which was lovely. Originally compromised of just two rooms it had an outside toilet and a bath at the bottom of the garden looking out over a valley and using underground heat sources to heat the water. It worked really well and had fantastic views. When I got used to it and my fear of being seen, after three days, I finally had a proper bath; as in a naked one!
i wish them good luck pressing charges against them cows.
😂 I wish I had my camera ready when I pulled up. Oh well, live and learn. 🙂
If that had been a Chevy, the cattle would have respected it... if it was a Japanese import they would have completely destroyed it!
If the car had hit a cow the front bumper would show damage but it doesn't. The cows did not damage and remove the passenger side fender, that's not what cows do but they may have broken the hanging mirror on drivers side. The drone footage of the distant landscape was 'world class'.
wulff707 I agree. Everything respects Chevy, or at least they should.
MY GUESS its an old Cattle-mans shack -- where old cow hands would stay here in the winter and watch after the cattle. Back in the 70's and back to the turn of the century 1 rancher may have owned 600 Sq Mi of land or even more and the COWBOYS watched after the cattle and in the winter they may be stuck out there watching after the MONEY -- CATTLE. You might find who owned that land back in the old days. The little shack may have been for chickens -- Winter time the water well may have been filled with water.
government owned the land ranchers just used it
I'd keep my horse in the shed
wow great videos love watching them thanks for sharing one day would love to explore with you
I barely found yalls channel and im hooked. Thank yall so much for taking us along to those places we'd never ever go to... I cant wait to buy a EWU t shirt to show support!!
It's y'all
Yes that's the State of Nevada desert for ya!
Yeah, I love the Nevada desert! So much public BLM Land! 🙂
C Crutcher My son used to go on long hikes there.
+Explore With Us take me with you on one of your adventures
Explore With Us what is BLM land?
I'm new! I'll be recommending of course! it's about time a youtuber took advantage of the platform and make videos that the majority of people want to watch! love it even clicked the bell .
Sophie'Lee Perks Thank you. :-)
Absolutely loving these videos. You don’t realise how big or small or amazing a place is, until you explore it. Personally I’d be too scared to go exploring abandoned places, always worried I’d get in trouble for trespassing lol
When someone asks where you been, under a rock? And you say ya I have been under a rock! 😀
Very interesting place. But I'm with you, I might spend a night or two in there but not every night. As soon as you start to feel safe there's an earthquake and it's too late to say 'ooooops'. P.S. very beautiful area. I know I always say that, but it really is. I would love exploring that area.
patrick star used to live there
These videos, and this entire channel, is just just awesome. I always look forward to these videos coming out, because the places you find are so remote and untouched, and the southwest is a really cool and unique place to an east coast person like me. KEEP UP THE GREAT CONTENT!
I could have soooo lived there! I live isolated like that now and love it. I don't know where this is but it is beautiful. It's a tough life but if you like it you learn to make things worth. Thank you for showing this.
Hi Explore. Really love the videos. Was wondering if you guys have plans to add an infrared camera to your gear. It would help especially at nite if there are critters or humans lurking about and in the tunnels too. I know they have come down in price over the years. Going now to make a donation to your cause!
Best, Zoid.
Impressive how you use the drone to follow your rig up the road. Much success to you!
Robin Blue Thank you, how have you been?
thank you for this. this is amazing. I have mad respect for the couple that lived like this for years. I hope they are at peace. thank you
That hole in the ground is called a cistern, a common feature in remote arid homesteads. Water is life out there and if there is no viable well water or other water source then capturing and storing rainwater is the only option. Someone below thought it might be a cowboy's line shack and I'd agree.The amount of work and expense to haul out that much cement and pour that cistern tells us that this place was intended to be used for an extended period. Appreciate the video.
You should so get an old jeep for exploring
I agree, a Jeep or ATV is a must. My poor Armada has a hard time out there.
Get an old CJ-7 and make it into a trail rig. If you got the cash it's not that hard
grandprismatic Cj-7 is a ton Cheeper and you can mod it for off road. Plus the Cn-7 looks a ton better
grandprismatic, agreed, they are awesome too! 👍👍 I definitely need something more off road worthy, that's for sure. The Armada is more of a glorified grocery getter.
Explore With Us Just make sure it a 6 cyl not a 4cyl, or if you can find one with a Chevy 350 or Cummins in it those are good. I recommend mid 90s xj, there cheaper than a cj, yj, and tj. Also XJ are easier to mod in my opinion, and they are strong, let just say they can drive through a cornfield in summer.
This is the most awesome place. I noticed there was a metal stake with a ring on top of it to tether an animal to in between those two buildings and it was likely housed in that smaller shack, probably a goat or cow, so they could get fresh milk maybe? I think that hatch that led to the rock was used for cold storage as the rock would help to keep the temperature down. Just a thought. Love this place.
Karen Johansen, You're probably right Karen, I didn't think about the metal steak being used to tether an animal. I also agree the hatch was probably used to keep something cold or ventilation. 🙂
Explore With Us Great place wasn't it? 😃
I grew up out there, on a Ranch outside Austin,on Campbell Creek Ranch, anyhow, people did not use those to live, they used them to camp out with their horses and cattle, such as if bad weather or needed to stop before heading on.... YOU ARE WELCOME... I Love it out there, so so many cool places !!!
Watching from Colorado. We have lots of cool trails but no where near the amount of open land to explore like that. Very impressed with your Armada as well. It's spooky, and even scarier when you're out there alone.
I really enjoy your videos! Not only are they very interesting but absolutely beautiful scenery! Thank you for letting me go on your adventures with you!
Thank you fairlyoddmutha for coming along with us! We appreciate you! 🙂
are you ever worried of your car breaking down on these trips
Yes, I am always worried about that, and I need to buy some ATV's to ride instead taking the truck. 🙂
Explore With Us well hopefully the donations from the paetreon account can help you afford the ATV's
SimpleShiner 937 Thank you, I am hopeful RUclips will recover too. 🙂
Explore With Us Ive taken my suv to some places I never thought id take it to. The adrenaline starts and then after, its like, "Why did I drive here?" lol all in the name of exploration.
SimpleShiner 937 forget about the car breaking down, have you ever seen "The Hills Have Eyes," enough said.
Hey you. Haven't looked at your videos in awhile. Just life happening. Hoid to be back with you guys again. Really enjoy watching your adventures.
Hey there! New to your channel, but thoroughly enjoy sharing in your explorations.
I would love to talk to the ppl who lived there and they can tell us how living there used to be like.
thank you i like this style of exploring.
Ronnie Boucher Thank you. :-)
Ronnie Boucher you sir look cool
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In a twist they continued to better and discover more. Thank you💓💓
Just came acrossed your videos in my You Tube feed. I'm a truck driver and much of my travels are the middle of nowhere Nevada and California deserts. I am always curious what is out in the distances where I can't get to in a tractor trailer or what is in an old abandoned structure I can see in the distance. As you can imagine your videos are fascinating to me.
Excellent find, and _so strange._ Amazing that the original owners found it, mined it - and somehow also managed to make their way to civilization how ever often for supplies. They could have opted for a much cushier lifestyle. Did you get a chance for even a cursory look at the mine to see if it's worth a return visit?
I agree, I always wonder how they find these places, crazy. I do plan on going back to the mine tunnels now that I know the right way to get there. I took a bunch of wrong turns on the way (I should have filmed it, but many times I don't know how much you all want to see), so now I will go back the right way and explore the mine tunnels. 🙂
You could always do a compilation bloopers sort of video. These usually appear so effortless, like you just drove straight there. You could do a Bass Camp wrong-turn dead-end 1, 2, 3, 4 and just keep it brief. I think a lot of people would probably like to see the real effort you go through to locate these places, and even getting back out. Home at 3am! Woot!
How do you find these places? I'm so amazed by your videos. I have been watching your videos for the past 6 Ms. I love them all
Whenever you have spare time just browse around on Google Earth. You'll be amazed how many things and pkaces you can find.
You guys are my new obsession! Saludos from Colorado. I absolutely love these kinds of weird things. Bob you have a beautiful family. Of course Emma is my fav. Lol
Sending my love and prayers for always keeping your journeys safe. 🙏
Crystal 💚
that is so cool old things I love thanks for sharing♡♡♡
i love learning more about the desert! it's such a huge and mysterious place that draws the most interesting people. i don't think i could ever live in that house under the rock. i'm sure it worked out great for a lot of reasons, but i'm too much of a californian to be able to stop being paranoid about earthquakes.
I know what you mean, I grew up in the Bay Area and remember all the earthquakes. I left because once I visited Nevada and experienced the freedom of the deserts, I couldn't, and still can't get enough. I just love to go out an explore all the public land up here. Unfortunately we are rated 3rd in terms of Earthquakes in the US. Most people don't know, but we get a lot of Earthquakes up here in Nevada too. 🙂
Awesome. When you went through area 51 tunnel my heart was in my throat the whole time.
Just wanted to say how much I enjoy your exploration videos.
I just want to say that I absolutely love watching your videos. It always feels like I'm there. Keep it up!
back around 2000 my wife and I were sleeping in our camper near Moab. in the morning the camper started to rock. scared my wife. I told her its probably a cow. sure enough a cow was rubbing on the camper jack. I used my air horn can to get it to run away and we left.
found this channel like 2 hours and cant stop watching it oh god haha
really cool cabin under the rock. enjoyed the video. thanks for sharing
I feel like I’m with you guys,I love watching those abandon videos..
that rain collection is called a cistern.
Ella Vader, Thank you for the info. :-)
i love you videos and how deep you go into researching before you explore to give us the best video you possibly can :)
Thank you Zezo Games, I appreciate it! :-)
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Hello from the UK to you and your family. I subscribed a few days a go and have been watching your videos from older all the way up. I love every single one of them they are amazing. The quality of your equipment just makes it even more perfect. I also love your commentary too. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Thank you for the support Gary Hird. :-)
Like others, I came across your videos by accident and I LOVE them! I wish I could be on the road with you guys to explore! I was wondering, how do you come across finding these places? Not sure if you've already answered this somewhere, but I'm super curious. It's awesome!!! Keep exploring safely and continue to share, as I'm living vicariously thru you guys.
The desert is amazing, cows and '90s, SN95, 6 cylinder Mustang, no GT badging on the fender, how do cows survive out in that heat? No pasture land, what could they possibly eat out there? Are these abanded cows?
It seems like Bass Camp is a big destination for ATV folks out around that way. It also looks like there is a cover for that cistern somewhere in the area, but some dingleberry removed it and didn't replace it. As it stands, it would make an interesting start to a fallout shelter or underground cache (you would have to disguise it and make it waterproof, first). Except that everyone knows about it, so it would eventually be found. Still, a very interesting and amazing place. And in great shape, given it's public nature.
It seems to me that the further one gets from Carson City - Reno - Sparks, the better the condition of abandoned places and their relics. I guess the Idiot Patrol doesn't much venture past the "24-pack of Shitty Beer" Range. Which is good for us.
I envy your ability to explore must be fun to look around at the past in a remote area .Exciting how much the drone helps you research your area (recon way ) . thanks.
Mr.Explore With Us!! Thank You for Your Videos And Research. Be Safe and Careful Out there ok.So Awesome man.👍👣
I wouldn't stay under that rock for one night. Cool video !
LOL Me either. 🙂
It's not the rock so much it's been there for generations it the room mates that would bunk in lol creepy crawlers 😳
ok so im binge watching videos and I so dont understand how you werent even curious as to what else was in that box! food bullets and headphones by the look of it but it would have been interesting to look through
Georgie Bailey Blasting caps and det cord too!
God is Awesome to go on a trip with you like this I love the same stuff you do all that stuff amazes me how people live out there well you guys be careful talk to you later
We live in Bullhead City, AZ. and really enjoy your videos! We used to live in Death Valley, CA. and there were miner's shacks all over the place. Also in Saline valley, on the other side of the Panamint Mountains. Thank you so much!
I think it's clever to build under that rock. keeps you cooler during the day compared to the other shack
Just started watching your vid today and I am hooked! You do a great job. Though it would be nice to read some of the writing on the walls if it's not just graffiti.
Thanks for your very entertaining work.
Are you never scared exploring like this? I ran across your vids a couple of days ago, and now im hooked.
Perfect house to live in l love it reminds me how peaceful it is awesome footage narrating -SUPER COOL
Thank you for another interesting story.....Do you think the barrel was a way to flush the toilet? there seemed to be some plastic pipes, etc. that could have been used to direct water into the toilet. Did not see a tank on the back of the toilet. That would have been a clever way out in the desert to have a working commode. I am surprised at all of the innovations miners did out in the desert to provide themselves with conveniences. Always anxious to see another video by you. You are to be commended on your efforts to find out the history or backstory for your videos.
out there water too valuable to use flushing poo away. there would just be an outhouse. so you could relax a little out of the sun when nature calls.
Looked like there were apple earphones in the ammo can
I think so, I didn't realize it at the time. 🙂
You supposed to show us what is inside of the box properly.
Explore With Us I was seriously concerned for your safety when you picked up that box. All I could think of was the Unibombers shack.
Fatih, Thank you for the tip, much appreciated. :-)
The content of this box isn't really interesting because it's part of a game called Geocaching - you can even look up who visited this ammo box because there is an online log book. The apple earphones aren't there because a secret inhabitant has forgotten them - they are there because a Geocacher put it in there...
I use to pick up loads there in Gabbs. I forget what the mineral was but I always delivered it to food processing plants so it is used as some kind of filler or preservative. Heavy stuff. Always hated to get them loads because it was 4 hours to the first scale where you could get weighed to see if you were even legal or not. Beautiful lonely place out there. Did enjoy the drive.
Your exploration of abandoned places is one of the best if not the best..Thank You
Man when you opened up that latch and jumped back, I jumped back with you! 😰
You guys just earned a new sub
Thank you for the support SuperPeterbilt389. :-)
Love this channle! You guys rock!
Great pictures Thanks for sharing