Great video! Loved learning the history of Wonder! WASH YOUR HANDS! LOL!! I agree with @flyfisher530 - comparing the pictures with modern day was cool!
This is honestly my favorite style of video you’ve done. Rhino Offroad x Coyote Works. This was done so well, a great edit, camera work, pace, transitions. Just awesome. 👏🏼 Possibly my favorite video you’ve done, yep, I think it is. 👊🏼🤩🙏🏼
Great video Kevin! I love the history these mines preserve and the hard work it must have taken to do the work required for the processing of the ore. Great drone shots and really interesting how they covered the town up with tailings, seems strange doesnt it? Love seeing the photos from the book and comparing to modern day!
In the 70s and 80s I spent lots of time wandering Nevada I had topographical maps of the entire State and some of Utah and some of Idaho I still want to wonder in the desert because of age and poor health I cannot go for as long as I like I would have dec,jan and feb off from my work and usually spend 2or 3 weeks exploring snowed in a few times did most of my exploring in the 70s 80s and 90s miss dearly cane only do short trips no now it was nothing that people used to do back then there were very few people out wandering the desert I would be out for 2 weeks at a time never see another person unless I would go into town purposely to get gas or food there was no GPS back then and I had topographical maps I went to the US Geological Survey in Menlo Park California and bought all their maps for Nevada most Idaho's and Eastern Oregon along with a few for Utah but I spent 90% of my time in Nevada I have GPS now but I prefer using topographical maps I'm envious of your travels if not a little bit jealous thank you for making these videos appreciated they bring back some good memories
15-year-old pick-up truck, camper shell, one burner propane stove, coffee pot, frying pan, ice chest, food - paradise. No gopro, no gps, just heading down a dirt road, willing to be bored, willing to be scared, willing to be surprised.
Just curious what route you took up to the townsite as the road through Wonder wash was rutted out about four feet deep last summer after the storms came through. Also, I’m guessing you are stationed at NAS Fallon?
I was able to finally make it through the southern entrance. Both roads were pretty washed out though. If you watch the first video you can see where I had to turn around. Not stationed but was there for training
@@RhinoOffroad I’ll have to check out the first video…just stumbled across this video in my feed. I’ve been going out to DV for the last 30 years ever since an EOD buddy who was stationed at Fallon showed it to me. It was even more interesting back then. All of the old cars and trucks that were scattered all over the valley are long gone. Still love that area though.
@@RhinoOffroad Nope, haven't been to VIctor but a buddy of mine lives out that way and I think we are heading out there in the spring. DV was amazing 20-30 years ago. It's still a great place but nothing like it once was.
Well done video Sir. Your ability to combine old and new and explain it, captures my attention quickly. What camera are you using to create these videos?
Excellent video. Thanks!
What a sick spot! I’d love to go explore places like that.
Thanks dude! It's amazing what you can find up in these mountains
Great video! Loved learning the history of Wonder! WASH YOUR HANDS! LOL!! I agree with @flyfisher530 - comparing the pictures with modern day was cool!
This is honestly my favorite style of video you’ve done. Rhino Offroad x Coyote Works. This was done so well, a great edit, camera work, pace, transitions. Just awesome. 👏🏼 Possibly my favorite video you’ve done, yep, I think it is. 👊🏼🤩🙏🏼
Thanks dude I appreciate it! Just trying to keep up with you
@@RhinoOffroad 👊🏼😃 we are in this together 💯
I second that. Diggin the style of the of video
@@-DestinationNoWhere- thanks!
Great video Kevin! I love the history these mines preserve and the hard work it must have taken to do the work required for the processing of the ore. Great drone shots and really interesting how they covered the town up with tailings, seems strange doesnt it? Love seeing the photos from the book and comparing to modern day!
Thanks for watching as always Mike!
And I agree it does seem strange. I just can't explain the hills new since the picture was taken and the dirt being all tailings gravel.
Excellent information and good job on the research. thanks for sharing!
Hey thanks I appreciate the support!
In the 70s and 80s I spent lots of time wandering Nevada I had topographical maps of the entire State and some of Utah and some of Idaho I still want to wonder in the desert because of age and poor health I cannot go for as long as I like I would have dec,jan and feb off from my work and usually spend 2or 3 weeks exploring snowed in a few times did most of my exploring in the 70s 80s and 90s miss dearly cane only do short trips no now it was nothing that people used to do back then there were very few people out wandering the desert I would be out for 2 weeks at a time never see another person unless I would go into town purposely to get gas or food there was no GPS back then and I had topographical maps I went to the US Geological Survey in Menlo Park California and bought all their maps for Nevada most Idaho's and Eastern Oregon along with a few for Utah but I spent 90% of my time in Nevada I have GPS now but I prefer using topographical maps I'm envious of your travels if not a little bit jealous thank you for making these videos appreciated they bring back some good memories
Thank you for protecting are country
I think those long big bolts are from a stamp mill
I think the concrete and stanchions could be the foundation to an old head frame for the mineshaft.
Very cool!! It's quite amazing seeing the town-site picture with all its structures, compared to now.
Agreed! Amazing experience
15-year-old pick-up truck, camper shell, one burner propane stove, coffee pot, frying pan, ice chest, food - paradise. No gopro, no gps, just heading down a dirt road, willing to be bored, willing to be scared, willing to be surprised.
Just curious what route you took up to the townsite as the road through Wonder wash was rutted out about four feet deep last summer after the storms came through. Also, I’m guessing you are stationed at NAS Fallon?
I was able to finally make it through the southern entrance. Both roads were pretty washed out though. If you watch the first video you can see where I had to turn around. Not stationed but was there for training
@@RhinoOffroad I’ll have to check out the first video…just stumbled across this video in my feed. I’ve been going out to DV for the last 30 years ever since an EOD buddy who was stationed at Fallon showed it to me. It was even more interesting back then. All of the old cars and trucks that were scattered all over the valley are long gone. Still love that area though.
@@CommonSenseHuman dang I would have loved to have seen that. Ever been up to Victor?
@@RhinoOffroad Nope, haven't been to VIctor but a buddy of mine lives out that way and I think we are heading out there in the spring.
DV was amazing 20-30 years ago. It's still a great place but nothing like it once was.
This was great to watch 👍
Dude thanks a ton I appreciate you watching 🤘
4x4 post at 8:35 could had been marking a mineral claim corner. May had been others around surrounding the mining claim.
Yeah I think you're right. I also have to imagine people bought claims and tried to mine it well after the town was gone
Do you live in Nevada?
I don't! Just visited the area
Man, love learning about the history of places. Great video Kevin!
Thanks Gee!
Great vibes man!
Dude thanks for watching 🤘
Well done video Sir. Your ability to combine old and new and explain it, captures my attention quickly.
What camera are you using to create these videos?
Hey I appreciate that! I'm using a combination of a G85 DSLR, DJI Mavic Air 2, and GoPro Max
Freakin Sweet!!!
Thanks for watching!
@RhinoOffroad Subscribed! I'm doing the same in Cali but without the sweet videography. 📹 🎥
@@bryblanch that's awesome. The history around California is incredible