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The Abandoned Bitter Springs Mine | NV
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2018
- Abandoned mine #1 on my Nevada trip with Graham (Mines of the West). We made the drive from Oregon down to our campsite just outside the mouth of this canyon. Hiking up early in the morning we passed the cabins and mill, eventually reaching the mostly collapsed portal to the mine. As well as being extensive horizontally, the main adit had many enormous stopes, winzes and raises going to more workings of the mine that we didn’t explore. The workings on this claim date to 1916, and were worked through until the early 50s, following a boost in production due to the demand of WWII. Exploring such a complex labyrinth that lay just behind a nearly collapsed portal was a great experience. Stay tuned for the other explorations from this trip as well as a trip highlight video.
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“Don’t wanna fall up that!” Lol that line cracked me up great vid!
the stope you show at about 14:44 is a shrinkage stope. the mining technique was to take a layer 6 to 8 feet high across the length of the stope, about 30 percent can be removed when blasted into rubble, the rest remains to work from then take the next layer or lift repeating the 30 percent removal in steps until the top of the stope or ore body is reached. when mining is done, all the remaining ore can then be removed leaving that vertical cavern you see without anything left behind but air. very efficient way to mine in those days. I worked stopes like that in my early years of mining.
This one was on my list for a while, but now I don't need to go anymore since you guys did such a good job of covering it. Nice work.
Somebody else did it.
You still should, such a great place deserves more than one explorers perception of it.
Hey Justin, You should do it anyhow. Jacob did a good job but what the heck. Regards Ody
You should still do it. Ladders looked good up and down. Or we need to get ahold of Gly or Frank.
Wow that’s a big mine. Good video. Thank you
wow these Minecraft texture packs are pretty detailed!
Very nice looking ladders and timbering. I would have explored some more..One mans sketchy is another's opportunity.
i'm sure i seen someone else record this mine,but i love seeing it done by other ppl.you did a great job.and thumbs up for it.
Did they explore the levels? I'll have to try and find it?
Ahh yeah I remember the Noble cross cut
Great job on this explore, well done!
Excellent video and very good commentary.
@@pinesandmines great video guys ı like that
You must be living in Vegas all your mines are on my Vegas list for when I am forced to go see the mother in law. I keep busy looking up mines while they visit. Haha.
That "little" stone cabin I think was a dynamite shack!
Many many man hours to just dig dig dig and haul in lumber! How did they do it? Scary to walk around and maybe get lost or hurt. Nice adventure thanks!
Nice vid guys!
Incredible amount of work in this mine! Lets go dig a hole in the ground. Wow!
Ty. Pretty big, clean mine.
cool vid, thanks
I was raised in Hawthorne during the 50s. If corvid 19 allows plan a trip down memory lane later this year. What are the coordinates for th
15:28..."128 ft, I wouldn't want to fall up that!"...Ha! Ha! Yeah, I hate falling up more than 100ft.
wonder why they decided to waterproof the floor?!?! I bet there is or was something under it.
Can you do me a favor in these areas are lakes sometimes and hot springs hard to find ones can you do videos on hot springs ? I love em
Spam and Treat are 2 different brands. Treat was a cheaper alternative to Spam. Spam was ham and I believe Treat was a ham and chicken mix. I almost believe it is still made but I'm not sure.
Nice head line font layout. FNV.
Hi Jacob, Definition of SPAM from wiki, "Special Processed American Meat" regards Ody Slim
Tunnel camp Nv this weekend.
Any dates on the readers digest?
NCR Massacre took place here. :P
Those dug out spots are where the people who re gained entrance found crystals.
I would be taking a metal detector with me to see if I could find some of what they missed or dropped
A huge amount of effort went into getting the rails and wood to this location Plastic pipe??
amazed at the lack of metal
Look at the dead end!!!
I thought this place was only a thing in Fallout NV...
Nope. A lot of places in all the fallout games are real. Even goodsprings is real.
Where in Nevada is that ?
Mike Goodold mineral co. Somewhere
Oops this site. Search have a site east of Vegas.
28:39 tHAT HUGE TEMBER IS BENT ALL TO HELL AND YOU DID NOT EVEN MENTION IT OR SAY ANYTHING. ALL THE BROKEN SUPPORTS AND A CASUAL THOSE WILL BREAK SOON AND CLOSE THIS TO EXPORATION. DAMN. HOPE NO ONE IS THERE. i SEE WHY THE BLM IS HELL BENT ON CLOSING THSES THINGS