Even in these small mines there is plenty to learn and you are very good at teaching us. I think an interesting episode would be one where you show us the Animal life in these mines we see their nests, and their bones, bats, Miner’s cats, packrats, Javelinas, Desert Big Horns, Desert Jackrabbits, etc.
Thanks so much Gly. This exploration was actually super exciting to see and learn from. I'm sure there are thousands out here like me who are just gushing with thanks for everything you do. You deserve that new drone and more. This is the best mine exploration channel on youtube, period. Thank you again.
Hi Gly, wow so beautiful, we have a lot of Galena that was mined here in Cornwall UK also if you know where to look here you can find Iron Pyrite and Amethyst too. Good luck in the search for Kenny, he has to be somewhere as he can't have just vanished without a trace. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Always a pleasure hanging out “ Virtually “ with you Gly. Some Awesome footage of all that is still out there to explore. Glad you seen to be enjoying yourself. Can’t wait to see what You , Mr.M & Randy have planned for this years exploits!! Stay safe searching for Kenny . Don’t wanna see a video from someone else “ Searching for Gly”……😉👍. C-ya !!
I looked for you this A.M. (about 7:30), but you hadn't posted yet. Had to be at a birthday party at noon, so now I got to see your latest video. The scenery, after you put the drone up is so superb and such a starck change from all these trees in Wisc. I love those Saquaro cactus. Glinty Galena, haven't heard that superlative used before within the rockhounders I associated with in Wyo.,but then there are no lead/sources in those Western hills. A great geology "explore"that we viewers got to go along on. Thank you for your excertion and search.
Great mine Gly! So much better samples than the galena we found in the Museum Mine. Galena - lead sulfide, argentite - silver sulfide, sphalerite - zinc sulfide. Some of the crystals suggest there might be stibnite in there too. Antimony sulfide. Abandoned mines no longer making money could provide some anti-money! 🤑 Randy
Thoroughly appreciate your enlightening comments about geology and mining. Confident I could qualify for PhDs in related fields thanks to what I've learned from your videos, hehe.
Great set of ‘shiny’ mines! Love the sparkle going on in those mines and those pockets were something else with the shine and the pockets of copper blue in and around the sparkling galena. What a great find. Keep it up and be safe.
More like a woodchuck than a chipmunk.😊 It's always amazing to see the rock below ground, natures art work, as well as the mountains above. Heck geology is awesome.
Good to see you back Gly . I've been away for a while with family issues , time for catching up with my favorite channels , loving your explores . Thanks and take care. ( from the UK )
2nd adit; Wow, what a hunk of a vein, sparkles galore! That is marvelous. Sure, take a breather and break. 3rd adit; That is another huge chunk vein. holy macro. So, WW2 stopped another mine, wow. Gly found another adit. Love that pocket, kind of wants to be taken out, a specimen!
GLy, excellent! The geologe explanation was over the top I could not believe how much Galena was left. One of the best mines I save seen in a long time. Thank you !!! I got really exited as I saw the first sparkle in your lights we seldom get too see exposed Galina in this magnitude. Yes it's lead but absolutely stunning. Great episode. 👍
Thanks Gly, you always make my Saturday, really cool rocks 😀. Wish I could be out there with you, can't right now, can barely walk our to my car. Please keep up your great videos you may not know how important they are too many of us who can't get out.👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸
I know you're working your butt off when you put it into chipmunk mode but it makes me smile and laugh a little when I can hear how hard you're breathing. Thank you for all the great footage and taking some time to explain what you're looking at, how things worked and why they were doing it.
You know that Galina is so pretty that you could probably sell it for quite a bit of money for people to use it to build things out of or make their gardens look really fancy!!! I would love to get a couple of truck loads of it!!!
Hello Gly A wonderfull Episode. Small mines but full of twinkling stuff . Very beautifull . Thank you for your little Geologie lesson to understand what we see and where it come from . Take care stay healthy Greetings from Germany Yours Frank Galetzka
Suggestion, get with Trent Palmer. He's up in Reno. He's a professional Drone pilot, private pilot, and youtuber. I believe he's got the new DJI, and probably could answer any questions you have about it.
Very nice deposit of Lead and Silver . looks like this has more lead than silver the silver runs in brown material the Galena with quartz rock is very collectible I have two Silver Mines . Very nice
If I had to haul ore as far as you walked and drove, I would leave the lead too! Great sparkles this week, Looking forward to what you can find up north. I lived in Vegas for a long time. There is some great trails up around Sheep mountain.
In regards to the weather outside comment. I remember years ago when I used to work in UNDG Mines as a Electrical Technician in Western Australia and the weather outside was either stinkink hot - summer or relatively freezing cold - winter. In the mines, the temperature was always generally great 👍.
Hey Gly, really liked todays episode, How long would you estimate is took for the miners to complete the very first haulage adit you entered? Not finding the vein they were looking for must have cost a lot of time and money for nothing. Thanks :)
Hi Gly, I have probably brought up an idea of mine before, but I want to share it again. I think Kenny may have given the clue to his cave choice in code. Rather than have some loved one find him soon after his death,( if he is dead), he used a code to tell folks where to find him possibly at a much later date when his remains might be less gross. I think he chose the "M" cave to distract searchers away from him. Knowing that there were many caves that look like an "M" in those canyons. The letter "M" is the thirteenth letter of the alphabet. I wonder if he ended up in the thirteenth cave from where he left his phone to be found. Please, if you think there may be something to my theory, check the thirteenth cave from where his phone was. Ok, thats my idea. Thanks Gly for your consideration, George.
I think you are exploring the same part of AZ I live in. Wind has been wild here. It blows almost daily in the winter but this year it seems to have a supercharger attached. Thanks for another great video.
Galena is really a love for me, recently I m working on an area of Galena, with less amount of gold and silver though, but good in lead percentage & near by antimony veins, hoepfully I can make fortune from it when fully started and extracted, we normally do open pit mining for Galena, that's cost effective & easy to extract, love from Pakistan
Howdy Gly! I was just wondering if you've been following the work being done at a mine shaft in Utah? They are digging it out in an effort to possibly find Susan Powell. It's fascinating. I know you're busy with the Kenny Veach search. I'm very excited to watch that. See you Saturday! Stay safe my friend!
Sparkly pony master charge mines. Wow the geology in that area is gorgous. Have fun on the sheep mountain explore and hope you find out what happened to Kenny. Many other you tubers have done videos on his disappearance, but I hope you find some answers. Those galena veins were spectacular and the galena samples were pretty. Them are some old mines. Take care Gly and see ya next week.
I got the reference in an earlier episode "be gneiss to one another". Gneiss being a form of metamorphic rock, once granite. I had a high school geology instructor who called it gun-ice deliberately, so not to be confused as in being heard to say oh a nice rock.
I love this this is fantastic I love how you’re showing me the rocks and the Viens telling me what they probably were mining silver… This video is amazing. Where are you located? Do you ever come up to BC Canada? I’d love to see some of our mines in the interior.
Hey Gly, love your channel. Would you consider posting your music playlist. That one ballad with what sounds like steel guitar on this episode is absolutely awesome.
Another fine video Gly , I do like the bill goat mode going up that mountain, but I do miss your two partners in crime, like Mr.M and Mr.Raddy. But anyway stay safe my friend.
What are those pinkish and red streaks in the rock, is that laterite? This mine has everything! 31:35 is that a fault escarpment along the foot of those hills to the right of you and Bob in the ending scenes? Thank you! I hope you can find out what happened to Kenny. I hope he has just gone hermit and is ok, but I fear something worse has happened.
Awesome, as usual. Id love an occasional 1 or 2 minutes about some of those cactus you walk past. I know about the walking Cactus (we have it here in Australia, as a noxious weed plant) but what were those small red ones? what else you have over there that we dont want to fall into. Thanks
Hey Gly hi from Australia. Absolutely love your videos and I watch them with my boys for education on our earths geology. Just a question. What is the camera setup you run on your rig you carry. I understand if it’s a trade secret. Can’t seem to find any video where you explain it. Cheers Brenden.
Great video as always Gly but tell me, is the ore they mined for silver different from Galena or just a more pure Silver bearing form of it ? This is what I read from Google but it leaves me a little confused. "The most common silver-bearing minerals recovered by flotation are argentiferous galena, native silver, argentite (Ag2S) and tetrahedrite (Cu,Fe,Ag) Sb4S3). Often these minerals float with the base metals such as copper and lead sulphides or are the primary target mineral (tetrahedrite)." Thanks again.
Yeah, the moment he showed all that material laying around and still untouched underground, I almost choked on some peanuts. That's a lot of high grade silver ore. It's very likely that it was worked and exposed during WW2 when they had to shut down operations. it's all just still sitting there. I'd be interested in the history and owner of this property and why it was abandoned...or if it is actually abandoned.
With all of that high grade material exposed and total reserves left, is it really abandoned? This looks like a classic pre-WW2 operation where the mine was still being developed and in it's heyday, but then had to shutdown for the war effort...and silver crash.
Have you ever explored a Kimberlite pipe? I don't know if there is any significant one in the US, but if there is, could you please try to shoot an episode there? I understand it could be very dangerous, so I would leave it up to you to decide if it would be possible. Thanks.
"All that glitters is not gold.". Absolutely beautiful. Even everyday minerals can be gorgeous.
Even in these small mines there is plenty to learn and you are very good at teaching us. I think an interesting episode would be one where you show us the Animal life in these mines we see their nests, and their bones, bats, Miner’s cats, packrats, Javelinas, Desert Big Horns, Desert Jackrabbits, etc.
Good morning everyone! Excited to see the show with my morning cup of coffee!
Thanks Gly for another fun adventure! I sure do love the chipmunk mode! 😂
Looking forward to the Kenny Veech videos, Gly.
RJB.. we see those initials painted with carbide soot in some of the mines around Goldfield
Thanks so much Gly. This exploration was actually super exciting to see and learn from. I'm sure there are thousands out here like me who are just gushing with thanks for everything you do. You deserve that new drone and more. This is the best mine exploration channel on youtube, period. Thank you again.
Another great Saturday adventure for us, thanks so much.
What a beautiful mine to walk through, thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work.
Hi Gly, wow so beautiful, we have a lot of Galena that was mined here in Cornwall UK also if you know where to look here you can find Iron Pyrite and Amethyst too.
Good luck in the search for Kenny, he has to be somewhere as he can't have just vanished without a trace.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Always a pleasure hanging out “ Virtually “ with you Gly. Some Awesome footage of all that is still out there to explore. Glad you seen to be enjoying yourself. Can’t wait to see what You , Mr.M & Randy have planned for this years exploits!! Stay safe searching for Kenny . Don’t wanna see a video from someone else “ Searching for Gly”……😉👍. C-ya !!
Gly, Thank You - For NO Ads !!! I Come Here to See Your Show and Not The Ads, Thanks Again - Stay Safe, God Bless...
I don't understand why you don't have more subscribers; you have the best footage and the best lighting with good camera stabilization.
Great episode , interesting geology ! The first mine was extremely rough looking ! ✔️
Don't forget the galina gly. Good show. Makes my weekend. 👍😉😎
I looked for you this A.M. (about 7:30), but you hadn't posted yet. Had to be at a birthday party at noon, so now I got to see your latest video. The scenery, after you put the drone up is so superb and such a starck change from all these trees in Wisc. I love those Saquaro cactus. Glinty Galena, haven't heard that superlative used before within the rockhounders I associated with in Wyo.,but then there are no lead/sources in those Western hills. A great geology "explore"that we viewers got to go along on. Thank you for your excertion and search.
Great mine Gly! So much better samples than the galena we found in the Museum Mine. Galena - lead sulfide, argentite - silver sulfide, sphalerite - zinc sulfide. Some of the crystals suggest there might be stibnite in there too. Antimony sulfide. Abandoned mines no longer making money could provide some anti-money! 🤑 Randy
Thanks for another super edition! Such beautiful scenery and mines. Great Stuff !!!
Thoroughly appreciate your enlightening comments about geology and mining. Confident I could qualify for PhDs in related fields thanks to what I've learned from your videos, hehe.
Great set of ‘shiny’ mines! Love the sparkle going on in those mines and those pockets were something else with the shine and the pockets of copper blue in and around the sparkling galena. What a great find. Keep it up and be safe.
More like a woodchuck than a chipmunk.😊 It's always amazing to see the rock below ground, natures art work, as well as the mountains above. Heck geology is awesome.
Sometimes the small mines are the best looking ones. That was some really nice geology.
I would love to bring a load of that home with my dump truck. Beautiful landscape rock!! 🌵
Good to see you back Gly . I've been away for a while with family issues , time for catching up
with my favorite channels , loving your explores . Thanks and take care. ( from the UK )
You got that right Gly!! It’s a galena madness!!
Another great video! always very entertaining and educational with spectacular landscape photography 😀👍
2nd adit; Wow, what a hunk of a vein, sparkles galore! That is marvelous. Sure, take a breather and break. 3rd adit; That is another huge chunk vein. holy macro. So, WW2 stopped another mine, wow. Gly found another adit. Love that pocket, kind of wants to be taken out, a specimen!
Nice video, awesome rocks and scenery! Thank you for taking us with you!
Sparkly?! I couldn’t look away! My eyeballs dried out! This is now one of my favorite mines!
Absolutely spectacular mine!! So much minerals an knowledge. Thanks gly.! Stay safe. Godbless
Another Saturday night special. Keep em coming ol buddy.
great show today-keep them coming Gly--info overload!!!!
I do love the "Chipmunk mode" lol, but that is just me :-). Keep up the great work Gly!
GLy, excellent! The geologe explanation was over the top I could not believe how much Galena was left. One of
the best mines I save seen in a long time. Thank you !!! I got really exited as I saw the first sparkle in your lights we seldom get too see exposed Galina in this magnitude. Yes it's lead but absolutely stunning. Great episode. 👍
i can't wait for the mountain search! gonna be so educational !
So thrilled to see you back gly" your videos are very comforting to me, you have a soothing voice, i miss Mr m too" he's a funny man!😉x💋x💋
Omgosh that's absolutely beautiful, I'd love to be there and get some of that sparkling rock
I really enjoyed the short intro and the quick start! Great job!
Dude you didn't know that I have never seen a commercial on a single episode from you and I have been watching for a couple years.
Still my favorite mine channel, hands down.
Thanks Gly, you always make my Saturday, really cool rocks 😀. Wish I could be out there with you, can't right now, can barely walk our to my car. Please keep up your great videos you may not know how important they are too many of us who can't get out.👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸
Awesome rocks, no ads, Gly you're spoiling us!
Always thumbs up before i watch 😎
Always watch you Gly. Please stay safe.
Great find. Amazed its still there
I know you're working your butt off when you put it into chipmunk mode but it makes me smile and laugh a little when I can hear how hard you're breathing. Thank you for all the great footage and taking some time to explain what you're looking at, how things worked and why they were doing it.
So pretty. Thanks!
The Getting the Lead Out you Surely did it Gly Thank's for fine Huffing up there for Us Fan's!!!; )
Great adventure Gly!
Great Galena deposits very nice video
You know that Galina is so pretty that you could probably sell it for quite a bit of money for people to use it to build things out of or make their gardens look really fancy!!!
I would love to get a couple of truck loads of it!!!
Thanks for the focus on the ore.
It's one of the main reasons I'd like to do some adventuring too
Hello Gly
A wonderfull Episode. Small mines but full of twinkling stuff .
Very beautifull .
Thank you for your little Geologie lesson to understand what we see and where it come from .
Take care stay healthy
Greetings from Germany
Yours Frank Galetzka
Wow, the wind was blowing harder than Gly hiking up the hill! 😂 just messing with you Gly! Great video!
Suggestion, get with Trent Palmer. He's up in Reno. He's a professional Drone pilot, private pilot, and youtuber. I believe he's got the new DJI, and probably could answer any questions you have about it.
Good morning, Gly!
Look forward to every episode of this channel keep up the great work and stay safe Love from Lincolnshire England
Hi there, Nice video. Love the geology examples. Keep it coming!
Gly , every day outside exploring is a good day .
Nice finds 👍
See you next week....
Pete Australia 🇦🇺
Gly, great video. Loved the explanations of the geology found in the mines. Good luck in your search for Kenny!
Very nice deposit of Lead and Silver . looks like this has more lead than silver the silver runs in brown material the Galena with quartz rock is very collectible I have two Silver Mines . Very nice
If I had to haul ore as far as you walked and drove, I would leave the lead too! Great sparkles this week, Looking forward to what you can find up north. I lived in Vegas for a long time. There is some great trails up around Sheep mountain.
In regards to the weather outside comment. I remember years ago when I used to work in UNDG Mines as a Electrical Technician in Western Australia and the weather outside was either stinkink hot - summer or relatively freezing cold - winter. In the mines, the temperature was always generally great 👍.
Thank you. 👍😁
Rockhound paradise!
Hey Gly, really liked todays episode,
How long would you estimate is took for the miners to complete the very first haulage adit you entered? Not finding the vein they were looking for must have cost a lot of time and money for nothing.
Thanks :)
Love the start of this video, get right to it.
50mph come winds! I know what day you were on sure with that Mine! It got super cold and windy here in Kingman not to long ago ;)
Hi Gly, I have probably brought up an idea of mine before, but I want to share it again. I think Kenny may have given the clue to his cave choice in code. Rather than have some loved one find him soon after his death,( if he is dead), he used a code to tell folks where to find him possibly at a much later date when his remains might be less gross. I think he chose the "M" cave to distract searchers away from him. Knowing that there were many caves that look like an "M" in those canyons. The letter "M" is the thirteenth letter of the alphabet. I wonder if he ended up in the thirteenth cave from where he left his phone to be found. Please, if you think there may be something to my theory, check the thirteenth cave from where his phone was. Ok, thats my idea. Thanks Gly for your consideration, George.
I think you are exploring the same part of AZ I live in. Wind has been wild here. It blows almost daily in the winter but this year it seems to have a supercharger attached. Thanks for another great video.
That is pretty cool! I have been waiting and wanting to see pre-mined minerals in a natural state. Thx Gly ✌️
Gorgeous
Really enjoying the Channel and Content!!! Glad I found this Channel a few weeks ago 👍💯
Another gem
Great vid sir👍👊
Galena is really a love for me, recently I m working on an area of Galena, with less amount of gold and silver though, but good in lead percentage & near by antimony veins, hoepfully I can make fortune from it when fully started and extracted, we normally do open pit mining for Galena, that's cost effective & easy to extract, love from Pakistan
Thanks for another great video period
That is so beautiful ..i wish i could go look at it .....bit far from Australia ...i love that blue mineral (rock )
Howdy Gly! I was just wondering if you've been following the work being done at a mine shaft in Utah? They are digging it out in an effort to possibly find Susan Powell. It's fascinating. I know you're busy with the Kenny Veach search. I'm very excited to watch that. See you Saturday! Stay safe my friend!
Hooked on your videos but this one is my favorite so far 😍
Sparkly pony master charge mines. Wow the geology in that area is gorgous. Have fun on the sheep mountain explore and hope you find out what happened to Kenny. Many other you tubers have done videos on his disappearance, but I hope you find some answers. Those galena veins were spectacular and the galena samples were pretty. Them are some old mines. Take care Gly and see ya next week.
26:00 You should grab a bunch of it and process it - most of the work of turning it into powder is done!
My wife loves all the shiny ✨ especially thé bleu we look on eBay
Hoping you shoping to Holland 🙏🏼🤗💐🇳🇱
I'd love to have 1 of those tall cactus
I got the reference in an earlier episode "be gneiss to one another". Gneiss being a form of metamorphic rock, once granite. I had a high school geology instructor who called it gun-ice deliberately, so not to be confused as in being heard to say oh a nice rock.
stay out of those slippery slopes, I would have a heck of a time trying to get you out. stay safe and a cool video.
I love this this is fantastic I love how you’re showing me the rocks and the Viens telling me what they probably were mining silver… This video is amazing. Where are you located? Do you ever come up to BC Canada? I’d love to see some of our mines in the interior.
Hey Gly, love your channel. Would you consider posting your music playlist. That one ballad with what sounds like steel guitar on this episode is absolutely awesome.
Another fine video Gly , I do like the bill goat mode going up that mountain, but I do miss your two partners in crime, like Mr.M and Mr.Raddy. But anyway stay safe my friend.
Tell us about Old Bob's new tires and suspension.
What are those pinkish and red streaks in the rock, is that laterite? This mine has everything!
31:35 is that a fault escarpment along the foot of those hills to the right of you and Bob in the ending scenes? Thank you! I hope you can find out what happened to Kenny. I hope he has just gone hermit and is ok, but I fear something worse has happened.
Awesome, as usual. Id love an occasional 1 or 2 minutes about some of those cactus you walk past. I know about the walking Cactus (we have it here in Australia, as a noxious weed plant) but what were those small red ones? what else you have over there that we dont want to fall into. Thanks
EXCELLENT, thanx...
Well if they dont want the lead ill come and get it :-) very nice specimen Gly.
9:06 What a beautiful specimen, dam i'd love to have that. Edit: you found some beautiful specimens, you should of taken them ALL lmao.
Hey Gly hi from Australia. Absolutely love your videos and I watch them with my boys for education on our earths geology. Just a question. What is the camera setup you run on your rig you carry. I understand if it’s a trade secret. Can’t seem to find any video where you explain it. Cheers Brenden.
Great video as always Gly but tell me, is the ore they mined for silver different from Galena or just a more pure Silver bearing form of it ? This is what I read from Google but it leaves me a little confused. "The most common silver-bearing minerals recovered by flotation are argentiferous galena, native silver, argentite (Ag2S) and tetrahedrite (Cu,Fe,Ag) Sb4S3). Often these minerals float with the base metals such as copper and lead sulphides or are the primary target mineral (tetrahedrite)." Thanks again.
Yeah, the moment he showed all that material laying around and still untouched underground, I almost choked on some peanuts. That's a lot of high grade silver ore. It's very likely that it was worked and exposed during WW2 when they had to shut down operations. it's all just still sitting there. I'd be interested in the history and owner of this property and why it was abandoned...or if it is actually abandoned.
With all of that high grade material exposed and total reserves left, is it really abandoned? This looks like a classic pre-WW2 operation where the mine was still being developed and in it's heyday, but then had to shutdown for the war effort...and silver crash.
Hey Gly, any old stock merch pillows around? I think I missed out...
also can you repost you tactical pants link again? those were awesome!
Have you ever explored a Kimberlite pipe? I don't know if there is any significant one in the US, but if there is, could you please try to shoot an episode there? I understand it could be very dangerous, so I would leave it up to you to decide if it would be possible. Thanks.
Good morning Gly from snowy N Texas...