Those Who Vandalize, Steal and Worse Shall Reap The Rewards of THE GHOST TOWN CURSE
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Mental illness is alive and well in this episode. Let me show you an example of it while at the same time setting the record straight.
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On this channel we go deep... REALLY DEEP into abandoned mines and tunnels all throughout the western United States. We researched some of the harder to find mines and hiked or 4x4 back into them to explore and reveal their hidden secrets. Many of these remote locations are filled with cool artifacts, antiques and unique geology that will have you guessing as to why the old prospectors worked so hard to find gold, silver, and other minerals.
A&FP moves just a bit slower as compared to other mine exploring channels. Gly discusses why the miners chose these sites and he points out the geology and minerals that got them excited. Veins of quartz filled with gold and silver made many men lose sleep in the 1800’s and early 1900’s and modern prospecting still does to this very day.
DANGERS? Oh yes, there’s allot of dangers associated with old mines. Un-exploded dynamite, blasting caps, bad air, bats, spiders, and snakes all find their home in abandoned mine shafts and tunnels. Oh, and let’s not forget rotting timbers, flooded passages and collapsing rock!
Gly takes abandoned mine exploring seriously with all the proper safety equipment, training, and experience necessary to do this activity as safe as possible but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a bit of fun along the way. “Gly”, your host and his band of crazy characters “Old Bob” (Gly’s Jeep), “Quackers” (Gly’s duck) and “Bobbie” (Gly’s hula girl) are sure to brighten your day with their comments and silly antics. Heck, they may even give you a chuckle or two.
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Don't like the obnoxious graffiti, but it would be cool to throw a piece of board in each mine for people to sign with a date. Kind of like a sign in sheet. Imagine running across one another hundred years in the future and seeing all the old explorers leaving their signatures.
I used to explore the big concrete drainage pipes for water from the streets. I saw quite a bit of graffiti. By the time i got to exploring them, most had locked grates on them. The last one i went in was eventually blocked off by those grates.
@@douglasvamateurradioandmore I did too as a kid. They ran all throughout our neighborhood and if it was hot we would travel through them to get to where we were going.
Saw some youngsters in a cave. Then, at about 150 down they ran in hooks and bolts. Dang, not the first ones. Then at around 300ft. There was a plastic box, with paper signatures and information.
Thanks for setting the record straight. The graffiti first started showing up around 2017. It targeted us at first, then Boxy and later others. The individual doing this apparently knows no bounds, defacing historic signs, structures, private property and mines. We have an album of his handiwork and it's disturbing to say the least.
Gly you know I remember this 'individual' and the event your talking about. Absolutely proves there are always people trying to ruin good peoples names and thier livelihoods.
Whats the silver lining is for everyone of them there are hundreds of good people to drown them out.
“Gly”: Yes, there’s far more good people in the world than bad.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlacesThank God for small favors 😊
36:55 Thanks for explaining that. I knew that the real "Boxy Dan" was not responsible for this stupid graffiti all over the place.
That makes total sense about the denim hunter. Boxy mentioned in a video how much he hated people defacing mines with spray paint. It never made sense to me to see all the Boxy graffiti. Thanks for clarifying. I like his explores too.
I don't know about the spray paint, but we busted him and his people breaking into several active/standby mines in New Mexico and stealing tools. I have security camera photos and video screenshots proving it. Two of them were arrested by NMSP afterwards.
@@Porty1119 Who got busted? The denim hunter?
@@GeneMcGrath I don't know if any of them are denim hunters. They weren't going to find any where they broke in - those mines were active as little as three years ago and are on care and maintenance for restart. The two guys from California and Phoenix were the ones arrested, I believe one is a commercial pilot and the other is an air traffic controller. In hindsight, we should have forwarded the police report to the FAA. I wasn't present for their arrest but heard it was pretty funny since one of their videos was shown to them while they were cuffed on the side of I-10!
Sad to see such childish behavior, in an attempt to slander someone else’s name and livelihood… One can only hope that Karma will catch up to this individual and others like them, that ruin history for the rest of us!
Thank you for another great episode! Hopefully this next one connects to the collapsed one…🤞🏻
“Gly”: Thank you very much!
Good morning,, Gly,,, old Bob is strutting his stuff😊way to scratchy. Gly you have to have an imaginary mind to see into those mines or ESP😂. Those demented halfwits that trash these places don’t appreciate history, so they have too ruin it for others . That’s were that curse comes in and KARMA will be their guide. Thanks for sharing your amazing find.
“Gly”: Thanks Tina! I’m looking forward to going down that chain ladder next spring. 👍
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces yes,, hopefully it’ll be worth the spring fling😊🤪
A year and a half or so I began gaining interest in old mines and came about your channel. Binge watched all the episodes then and now it has turned into a habit to check for your new videos, you are really outstanding in always bringing some new stuff and humour into your videos so it never gets boring or repetitive. The story time last Wednesday's episode was really cool. Greetings from Germany. And kick that goofball into a shaft when you meet him.
“Gly”: I’m happy you’re enjoying the channel and I’m happy you watched them from the beginning so you can see how the channel has progressed into what it is today.
Thanks Gly. Always good to see someone willing to set the record straight.
Thanks, Gly. That's a fun area to explore. Julie took the chain ladder down. It sucks. It flattens out some then goes vertical again at a small level. There is more cornhole type graffiti down there and another short ladder that goes down that she didn’t take. The video is titled 'Nevada Gold Mine -Julie Takes On A Chain Ladder In A Vertical Shaft'
“Gly”: Hey guys, thank you very much! I will definitely look at your video. I’ll be going back to that area next spring to do some follow up explores of a few shafts I filmed in the area. Stay safe out there and keep up the good work!
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Thanks, and to you, Sir!
The RUclips search for the full title somehow doesn't work, but "Julie Takes On A Chain Ladder In A Vertical Shaft" does. There was no vandalization then, so the graffiti was between the visits, approximately between July 2022 and July 2023. Pretty sadly recent!
I enjoy your channel a lot. Thanks for all your efforts.
“Gly”: Thank you very much!
Thanks for another great exploration. Having grown up in the Mojave Desert it still breaks my heart to realize that practically everything that we used to see and enjoy on our weekend outings from the prospectors, miners and even Native Americans has either been stolen or destroyed..
I hope Karma or worse will befall the mentally challenged person who somehow thought it ok to deface that mine..
Gly, what a great episode! That vein is incredible . Thank for all your efforts.
Thank you for the explanation about Boxy Dan. It is sad that a petty individual has defaced so many mines out of a misplaced sense of vengeance.
Talking about graffiti, my wife and I visited an old petroglyph site that had a overland stage station ruins at its base, around the stage station there was graffiti like J.W. 03 and others 08 my wife said man people will ruin everything... jerks. I said babe, that's 1903 and 1908 lol😅
Some advice to that one percent that's Tagging other peoples names and what not in the mines..that's setting yourself up.
Great drone footage. Thanks for another exciting episode with commentary on the vein structure.
Gly, Love that vein and how it ran the back of the mine. another Great Saturday episode. Keep them coming as your channel is the Best and I always look forward to Saturdays and your Wednesday Shorts.
Another top quality episode, with a fresh bag of hot popcorn, Gly, you have made my Saturday complete, many thanks.
“Gly”: Thank you!
Such a shame when certain people have to try and belittle honest, hard working folks. It's their way of compensating or a dependency on viagra. So sad.
Aerojet General had a large mfg and test facility just to the NE of Sacramento, CA. At one time in the sixties it employed about 10,000 people IIRC, but that diminished as we moved on into the nineties. I was unaware they had a location where you found the fencing and warning sign. Early on one of their specialties was rocket engine development for our space program. You could hear the tests for miles around Sacramento as they fired a prototype attached to a test stand. One of my neighbors worked there and I found in talking that he was an electrical engineer. It turned out he designed circuitry for rockets and yearly went to White Sands for a month or so to play with toys. McDonnell-Douglas also had a facility adjoining Aerojet and one day one of their rocket motors broke free of the test stand, but that is a story for another day.
Thanks for the video, that one adit was a bit scary. Loose conglomerate or agglomerate always makes me nervous.
I finally got my question answered when you explained the fenced in flats. We can always see the light colored, flat land in the distance as you use your drone in this area. So its a playa from a lake bed that was used, as you say, as a military fly over for old ordinance practice. Thanks for thinking through the way the mill got the water from the spring area, but oh gosh! look at the distance from the water source to the "workings" (mill). Those mine operators were "driven" men. So trying your luck at the adets on the other side of the hill, then bummer, the interior of the adet was all collapsed. At 33:12, I could see the "sparkles" in the right, upper rock. The next adet was interesting what with that lower winze. Perhaps you'll bring rope just so that you can go down on that chain held ladder to see what is all down there. It sure took alot of perserverance by the mine workers to keep following that quartz vein. (lots of hauling out). But thats what hard rock mining cracks up to be....follow the mineral. Thanks for the good narration about what we/you were seeing. Another interesting "explore".
Saturday 11 a.m. what was the troft that you flew over and also we didn't get a chance to look at the spring that you was going to show us. enjoy your video and the way that you explained things. stay safe my friend and God bless 👍👍
“Gly”: The trough is for cattle. I didn’t want to show you where the water is actually bubbling out of the ground because the place is full of ticks during that time of the year. I figured you could just use your imagination from what you saw on the drone.
Gly, so in that white stuff called Calcite is Silver??
Not sure why the guy doing the damage is being protected and not named. If you cant be completely transparent, open and honest, you're being neither.
Don't expect it to stop. Wish you'd walk the talk.
Gly your videos have got me waking up on Saturday morning excited like when I was a kid waiting on Saturday morning cartoons
If I find my name scrawled on the wall deep in the earth, I'm just going to assume future me was trying to tell me something but didn't have the time to elaborate. Hope it was a party.
Gly, that's not 1860's i'd say 1859, also that rebar coming out of the wall. Surly that's for you patriotic Americans to hang your oversized flags on lol.
Thanks Gly for another great explore, you never disappoint, Wish i was mobile to do adventures bad legs and breathing make me an arm chair watcher stay safe keep them coming look forward every week.
Another amazing video Gly. These are definitely a highlight of my Saturday’s with a mixture of been relaxing, fascinating and hugely educational. I loved the drone work at the beginning of this episode and your passion and excitement for these old mines is infectious. Keep up the amazing work, it it hugely enjoyable 👍
“Gly”: Thank you very much!
How do you resist not taking a fist sized chunk from that beautiful vein that you highlighted? Once again thanks for the enjoyment during my lunch today (slept late).
“Gly”: In the old days I would do that and offer the specimen up on my eBay site but now that the channel is commercial I can’t do that anymore without an established claim.
@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces I knew there had to be a good reason. Sure was pretty, wasn't it?
Thanks for sharing that about the boxy Dan stuff. I was thinking it's quite disrespectful to vandalize these landmarks and leave stuff like that. Thanks to you, everyone will know not to blame the wrong people.
@Gly ... Is the steel trough at the start of the drone footage some sort of leat (Open water course) and if so, where was the source ??
“Gly”: Ranchers run cattle in this area and I would imagine that long ago that’s what that trough was used for. The water that feeds it is the spring I showed you on the drone footage.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Thanks Gly ... That makes sense, long enough for 200 head or so and didn't need to go any further 😁
Another great episode and thank you for calling out the vandalism. One of my pet peeves with our ghost town. BTW hope bucket is doing ok.
Thanks again!!
that was a nice vain
Having been born and raised in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, nothing is more despised by us natives than those who vandalize and trash nature. Those who commit such offenses should suffer the same fate as cattle rustlers. 🤠👍
“Gly”: I agree!
I was hiking up a small hill to do an amateur radio summit activation and there was quite a bit of tagging. It is ugly and stupid.
Yes indeed
My Saturday’s start after watching. You never disappoint Gly Coolness.
“Gly”: Thank you!
Kenny Veech still on the agenda?
“Gly”: Interest in it is kind of dying out but I still may do it someday.
People who scrawl graffiti everywhere are disrespectful idiots. I hope Dan sorted the clowns out. *name and shame
Are you talking about this guy ? Brent Underwood - Owner - Cerro Gordo
“Gly”: No, Brents a great guy.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlacesYes he is !! Been telling my wife ( who watches every Saturday episode of yours with me ) “ Wouldn’t it be cool if you & he teamed up & explored those areas Brent hasn’t been able to get in at Cerro Gordo?” I’ve been up there a few times ( unfortunately not yet since Brent took purchase ) and have many great pictures from Meeting up with the previous caretakers , I even met Jodie before she passed away & her passion was to show the world what an amazing place that town was and reveal its history. I am both glad & proud that Brent took over that task & is slowly but surely doing just that . We hope to make a trip up there soon so We can tell him in person . Thanks Gly also for what you do & your passion & commitment to showcasing what is slowly being erased by time & Mother Nature.
Tree in the middle of nowhere between the spring and the mill - leaky pipe or a cabin?
“Gly”: I’m sure it got allot of its water from snowmelt too. The roots of that tree probably run pretty darn deep too.
Gly zink galvanizing was first introduced in 1836 by a French engineer
“Gly”: Yes, but it wasn’t widely used in the American west until about 1915 through the 1920’s when price and availability got better.
If you would have bought the FPV iflight chimira 7 drone with DJI camera you could have flown your drone to mill from that gate ur standing at lol
“Gly”: Sure, but then I wouldn’t have been able to create a good travel sequence to the mill with my Jeep.
RUclips drama, who would have thought it would ever get to that point.
“Gly”: Pretty silly isn’t it?
I always look forward to every new video on Saturday mornings! It amazes me what miners 100+ years ago could do without modern machinery. Just curious, have you ever thought about doing a collaboration with Cerro Gordo owner Brent Underwood? I am a big fan of his too. Another RUclipsr Dan Hurd did an episode with him. Keep these videos coming!
“Gly”: I’ve been asked that many times but for the most part Brent’s mine has been fully documented.
Made it thru this episode. On to this weekend's episode.
Things are, Looking Up, for me. See you in the next one.
8:58 Looks like “Galvanizing” has been around since 79AD! …not sure when corrugated steel roofs were being made though.
Hey Gly! Huge Fan of this Channel for years..I Write Romantic Fan Fiction about You & you're Adventures, and I am Currently on my 11th Story!
“Gly”: I hope it’s not too steamy. 🥰 Lol
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Well, let's just Say your Not looking for Ore Most the time when you are In the * Shafts* of My Stories...Wink.xoxo
I’m guessing it was the guy that was featured on the Vice episode about denim hunting mines
“Gly”: Best not to name names.
“Gly”: Best not to name names.
Great drone footage as usual, the information, awesomely explained, good tutorial. It is a shame people will do that sort of stuff. Like you said, their up to no good. Thanks for bringing this to light. Love the Chipmunk mode.
Still waiting that "M-Cave" stuff😅
“Gly”: Interest in it has died out but I still may do my version of it someday.
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces wait continues then😁
Hey Gly; great explore. The history on the mill site was great! Always enjoy the way you incorporate ancillary information into your explores. thanks for sharing with us.
on a side note, I have watched many of Boxy's videos, I have never seen him write or defile anything. They leave funny stuff in the mines but never seen them write on anything. glad you addressed that for everyone.
Very smooth cinematic shots! What is the drone model?
I found the stacked structure on maps and can follow along with where you are today 🤯🙌
The mill may have been built in 1800s but abandoned it was probably in great condition so the later miners repaired it made it work I'm not sure if that's is true but it's an idea I have
That little bit there in the beginning where your camera went a tad fuzzy had me going all crosseyed. I was checking my glasses, thought I had gunk on them or something, hahahaha.... I'm not complaining, just thought it was funny. Thought I was going nuts there for a minute, lol.
Man, what a neat location. Just out in the middle of bloody nowhere. Very neat mill structure, and yeah, as you mentioned, I would guess it was reused along the way.
Thanks for another great video. It's a good thing you went a little bit farther around that hill, it turned out to be very interesting. I had to give it some thought to come up with an appropriate name on the last short so I submit Packey. Packey Pack Rat, it's right up there with Mickey Mouse. Disney are you listening?
Question: is Hantavirus any kind of concern in the entrances to old mines? I saw plenty of warning signs between Bishop all the way up to the Yosemite entrance a few years back.
Glad to see you set the record straight, and that Boxy Dan won't be catching any flack for something he didn't do. And whoever was doing that ought to have their crayons taken away and sat in the corner.
“Gly”: I do my best not to kick up dust but the threat of hantavirus is out there. That’s why you only see me film pack rat and mice nests but never rifle through them.
Brilliant Gly - WOW ! ;-) 🚢🇬🇧🚂 …you know who I am 😂
Started as a dud then went off with a bang! You camera doesn't do the mineralization justice, I could only see glimpses which told me it must have been really beautiful...Being a rockhound this only makes me drool....Great vlog Gly, thanks so much....
“Gly”: Yep, it’s never as good as seeing it in real life.
Morning Gly - Enjoying your video. Thanks!
Thanks Gly , great explore I really have enjoyed your channel for quite a while. Your knowledge is amazing,
I would have loved to have joined you on an explore but im 70 and living in the uk, so thats that. This
makes your unique presentation so more valuable as we all go with you every weekend avoiding the dust
and packrats and snakes, and of course the ever present danger.... Thanks Gly ,stay safe and see you
soon, Cheers
“Gly”: Thank you very much!
Awesome adventure. Can't hardly wait til next week. Thanks for the explore. Stay safe.
This was one amazing video gly. I wonder a question, what is the music used when you were heading to the colonoscopy mines
“Gly”: Ghosts of the Rail by Gabriel Louis.
Hi Gly great day keep up the excellent work take care my friend until next week x
I hate Placer mines because they are so unstable. So seeing them collapsed like that second level adit does not surprise me in the least, and when you go in I get a real nervous feeling just by seeing you climbing over the collapses. I have ZERO tolerance for People who vandalize these precious historical places! And I hope they meet with their comeuppance for their cowardly and childish behavior, I hope someone turned their living room into a communal urinal!
Great episode. The beer was from a brewery called Belching Beaver locate in San Diego.
Another cool video, Gly -- thanks. This was particularly fun for me because I know exactly where you were. When I was a kid over 40 years ago, I first rode through Garfield Flats in my uncle's pickup on a shortcut from Mina back to Hawthorne, where he still lives and now I do too, having moved my family here 20 years ago.
I know the spring, so maybe I'll break out my Bounty Hunter and check out that dead cottonwood one of these days.
Thanks again. Stay safe.
Did you actually ever make it back here? What episode number please, if so. And if you did or plan to, would you take some specimens to sell?
Great work as always Gly! The graffiti is sad and his handwriting in one of his latest videos matches this exactly.
I watched this episode for the 2nd. time. (it was a good one,)...but they are all entertaining. At the end and while you're still huffing, you say "well this was fun". Its is "FUN" for us to watch your films, but seeing how much excertion that you put into each one, I have to say, you sure are one dedicated feller. Thank you so much for ALL THE FUN.
36:37 this probably needs some kind of a callout/highlight so people know the truth. It's buried very deep in the video and there's a potential to miss the detail.
With the heavy stacked stones and threaded rods and the spring water fed by an aqueduct makes me suggest a water wheel or a penstock for a generating unit for electrical power. The stone masonry suggests there had to be some sort of crane or gantry system to build all of that on the scale it is. There had to be some Egyptian stone masons who were looking for work after the pyramids were finished.
😆👍. Yup, one always has to wonder “ Just how in Hell did they lift those giant rocks/ blocks into place like that??” Out of work pyramid builders …😂. That one had me cracking up , thanks ..
“Gly”: Well, they had to find work somewhere. Lol
@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Gly, you needed a good laugh, happy to help
@@stephenmiller5023 You needed a good laugh, happy to help.
did i miss you looking for kenny
I also love exploring the underground and I also need to get rid of excess fat, more physical activity and a good diet!
Really love your videos. Please have a partner who can help you if you have a real emergency. Your videos always have my thumbs up..Keep em coming.
Fun and informative as always, stay safe.
Dude, I’m kinda worried about you going into these mines alone!!!
“Gly”: I’ve been doing it for over 30 years.
A Happy Ending with a Positive Possibility of Being Something in The Shorts 😂😅!!!; ) Thank's Gly fun Explore P.S. use a rope on that Chain ladder if you're going never trust swing set chain period!!
“Gly”: I’m going to go back and explore it next spring, but I’m definitely not gonna trust that chain. I’ll bring my rope. 👍
Great vid... and always an amazing amount of hard work these tough ol' b@st@rds were doing!
Most Interesting video in the books............Wonder if you will go back for more?...Thanks Gly...............JB...............
Watching all that sparkle in 1080P is mind blowing. Seeing that vein in tact for the most part is wild. Wonder why they never bothered to go after more of it.
11:38 1 bar is 33 feet of water, so you can only get a syphon effect if the max height is less than 33' above the inlet. But it would still help to reduce the pressure required.
Gly that was another awesome video and mine exploration! And what you point out the mineralization, bad, crumbly parts of mines , and all the miners graffiti. Keep up the awesome videos and explorations !👍🏻
Fly one would think that there would be written history of that mine and mill area? Yep that's history for ya, no Google! LOL I question how those miners hauled the boulders to that mill and then stack em with the vertical precision. Imply amazing. Thanks for sharing and your great drone footage. 👍👍👍
I once had a friend who broke into mines and would steal stuff from modern and old eras. He did this for years starting in the 70's and going into the mid 90's. His career ended after he was caught by a very angry mine owner who apparently didn't take his safety seriously enough. This old friend of mine pulled out a 45 and shot the guy dead and then walked over to his car and shot his wife and teenage child who were sitting in a truck nearby. All of them died and my friend fled never to be heard again. The last I heard of him was in 2015 when he sent me a Christmas card out of the blue telling me he was doing fine in Mexico. The letter was sent from Honduras though. So clearly he is covering his tracks still.
I bet he's stealing things in those areas now.
Thank you so much GOD bless you
Great video again today Gly , Thanks for all your travel, risks, hard work & effort that goes into making all you do to share with us Saturday morning “ Couch potatoes “ 😆😉👍. We enjoy watching every one of them . Thanks man , and as I’ve commented on previous videos , in a couple more years I’m planning to retire & move to Arizona from here in San Diego and would be more than willing to travel with ya to help document these sites if you are still actively involved. C-ya , and stay safe out there😎👍
“Gly”: Thanks! You’ll be meeting my new lady friend that I’ve been exploring with very soon! Stay tuned!
Lady friend who
Hahahaha got me! 🤦♂️13:50 I was like who running a circular saw out there
🤷♂️ oops, then realized it was the drone 😂😝
“Gly”: No, it’s was a circular saw… I made one fly! Lol
Googthing the avata saw has guards 👍
Always enjoy your videos. The knowledge you include is awesome, and I Really enjoy the Drone footage do, keep it up. U pocket a knife if needed?
Is this Denim hunting vandal Canadian, by chance?
“Gly”: No
I love the sound of skittering mouse feet when you speed it up. Jealousy is a terrible thing. We know you have reverence for these places, and would never disrespect these places. ❤🇦🇺
Great episode!! I was loving that vein structure near the end
Enjoyed your explaining the vein and its structure
hey Gly turned out into a nice video at the end. nice mine with beautiful structure and workings terrible graffiti butt good to tell about it. it is a nice way to learn about mining over here in Friesland/Netherlands I can do something like that but metaldetecting is also my hobby. thanks again and stay safe greetings Pieter
Maybe views of where you are going and less overhead and face shots? It is good when you are talking to the crowd but when you are moving forward and such that direction is more interesting
"I don't know guys. This ain't look'n too good...." Let's keep going! 😂
“Gly”: Haha! They’ll put that on my grave stone someday.
What's that trough just in front of old bob parked at the mill site.
And would have liked to see the spring face on in the notch up the hill.
Thank you Gly for all the interesting videos and info! Have you ever encountered a snake coming in when you were on your way out?
Can it be that the or vein was wider than 2-3 inches back when it was mined?
“Gly”: Sure, but through that section it didn’t look that way.