That house teaser at the end. I remember the time you used to show the container castle in 3D. What a journey that was, hope to experience the new project just like the castle.
I KNEW IT!!!!!! The spot above your clearing where your containers and equipment live, the spot where you've been doing all the rock crushing, its perfectly cut out to build into the hill. being on top of the mountain, it has to be built INTO the mountain because of the wind exposure. Also, in your video of the equipment expo where you saw the small mining attachment, the first thing I thought was "He is planning to build some tunnels under or around the new castle". Fantastic idea, Andrew. Can't wait to see THOSE videos.
I'm from the UK and have never been snowmobiling, but its a definitely a dream of mine and after watching you going through them nice forest trails its now getting higher up on the bucket list, so thanks for taking us along with you 👍
Dress warm, good boots, good gloves,helmet and a scarf, I liked to have a good pair of goggles, kinda like dressing for snow skiing. It’s a blast on good trails with good snow, we don’t seem to get that in northern Ohio lately, if you get a chance, go for it. It’s a lot of fun even if only for a day. And it is a lot like jet skiing only it’s warm out.
That glimpse at the project at the end. I suppose for the new mountain property ? Wow, man, if you're gonna build this Andrew, that'll be YEARS of awesome and most exiting videos to come !!! 🥳👍💪
There is a dredge in Fairplay, Colorado like this one. the Fairplay dredge boat, which mined the Fairplay placer along the South Platte River. The Mosquito Mountains are in the background. This dredge boat was built by the Yuba Manufacturing Company and shipped to Fairplay, Colorado in sections. The South Platte Dredging Company used it to mine the Fairplay placer along the South Platte River starting in 1941. The Fairplay dredge was electrically operated and was the largest dredge in Colorado. The dredge had over 100 buckets that fed gravel from the river bottom into the dredge's interior where it was milled. The stacker then deposited the tailings along the river channel. The dredge mined up to 15,000 cubic yards of placer gravels per day and could reach to a depth of 105 feet. Dredge operations were suspended in 1942 and resumed in 1945, and finally shut down permanently in 1952.
In 1979 I climbed on a dredge in La grange California, it was in the same state of repair, best time of my life, Best video ever, Thanks Andrew for the memories.
Tony Beats of Gold Rush (on Discovery Channel) spent several millions of dollars about 5 years ago to move and restoring one of these dredges. He had trouble finding the cast iron buckets for the dredge line. He is actually using it again this season 14. Ep. 20 It take only two people to operate.
My Dad is handicapped and can’t move or talk but he loves watching your videos and told me to comment something so here’s what he had to say! Thanks Nate - Andrew when you go into a pile of rock, Push lift and curl your bucket all at the same time and you will save on your tires, as well as wear and tear on your vehicle
Those gold dredges were astonishing constructions & I'm glad I found a photo on-line of the "The Peggy" in her prime operating on Washington Bar, Tobacco Root Mountains from 1938 to 1942.
there was a series on Discovery called “Gold Rush” in which they showed a similar living machine that worked after some minor repairs. This one was collected somewhere near the railway, after which it reached the last stop, having lost its profitability.
If that's a sneak peak of your next mountain top retreat, I like it alot Andrew . You go for it. I think you would love it, for sure. Always something to do on Andrew's mountain top retreat.
Thank you Andrew. Very interesting video this time. Dredged was very interesting. The snow? Can't do cold anymore. I'm glad you had fun with your friends!!!!!
I was JUST about to watch the other 1 of maintaining the trails !!!! Snowmobiling & quads exploring is so much fun. I hope I can still do it when I'm older !!! I'm 55 now, HOPE to when I'm 80+
The footage of exploring the old dredge reminded me of adventures with my brother when we were really young children (totally unsupervised). I would have been 3 and he would have been 5 and we climbed through an old abandoned saw mill full of rusty equipment and rotting wood. It was an entire afternoon of entertainment. It is amazing that we are still alive with all our limbs.
If this is your source for healing I can only feel sorry for you. For regardless of the content the benefits related to the things of this world are only temporary. "Seek the Lord *while He may be found.* Call on Him *while He is near"* [Isaiah 55 v6]
@@CEA1// Sir; I wish you could see or knew that I'm not the enemy-and that I don't want anything, namely b/c of what I know. That the content in every AC video we've seen [this one included], is subject to the same thing: that facts/truth matter. Whether they're electrical repairs, welding, whatever; they'd all fail him in the end, if he either didn't know, or purposefully ignored the facts and truth b/c they were inconvenient. Anyway; I shared with you what I know to be true only b/c there are no "do overs" in the end if people fail re: that issue [Isaiah 55 v6].
@@DanKoning777👈 True hypocrite, lost in your fantasy, but say what you will. Enemy always says they're no enemy, lie #1. Obviously you want something, otherwise why comment, lie #2. "Namely b/c of what you know," again, lie, you can't know, that's #3. Andrew's (and I quote) electrical repairs, welding, whatever will fail... because you say you know it to be true, lie #4 Please, could you at least leave the happy and satisfied folks out of your propaganda. I hate to see you attack these comments here.
@@erik34// You either don't grasp how facts/truth affect our lives, or more likely you're simply ignoring what I really said-making you the liar. *Quote:* Andrews electrical repairs, welding, whatever will fail in the end if he either didn't know or purposefully ignored the facts and truth b/c they were inconvenient. You're a fool to think that facts/truth don't matter. Go ahead; try ignoring the known facts/truth re: electrical repairs [or gravity]-see how long you live. "For the word of the cross *is foolishness* to those *who are perishing,* but to us who are being saved it is the power of God" [1 Cor 1 v18]
As a child my parents had a pop top vw bus camper, and I remember being in Valdez alaska exploring old dredges like this one! Thanks for bringing back some memories. Cool stuff!
You know what I like is helmet cam. You feel the thrill as though you were there. Thanks andrew for that rush of being there while sitting in my comfy recliner nice and warm. Woo-hoo lets do it again . Thank god for replay i will watch it more than once. Was that a sneek peak of a new castle on the hill back home. On his mountain top. Oh my!😮😊
Spectacularly cinematic location...I could spend days and days photographing every last inch. Imagine this Mad-Max monstrosity in full flight when it was in use, dredging gold - just amazing!👏🏻 Thanks for taking us along on the ride AC!
This is by-far the best video you have produced to-date! The production values and drone-footage are impressive (as always) but the SUBJECT is what brings the GREATNESS! And, the best part, you are helping document an important historical site/relic ... this old dredge ought to be put on the National Register of Historic Places because it's an important part of the engineering history of the US. AND, thanks, too, for appealing to my EXPLORER instincts ... which have always burned strongly throughout my long life ... and, I'm very pleased to see we have THAT in common ... and, the quest for knowing the unknown lives on in another generation of young explorers, like you. I've watched EVERY one of your vidis, so when I say this is the best, you can take it to the bank. Best regards, always, Bob Skiles (retired Texas archaeologist & historian)
I state my reason for believing it was his best in my comment; you are free to disagree; I am free to say you are WRONG! Bwha a ahaha hahah @@funtyes1970
Incredible footage again great job . Nice too watch through your experience . Since having hip replacement and a few other issues from the same kind of life style over the years it’s fun too watch thanks . Inspiring as well . 40:05
Very interesting piece re the dredger, imagine over the years quite a few have scanned every inch. Now the snowmobiles showed Teambuilding at its finest, most important word was 'we', glad you had a great time as it looked treacherous in places. The ending; a glipse of your new build perhaps?
SketchUp Make 2017... love it. This is going to be amazing. I just hope you remain as motivated as you've been to keep making videos and sharing your life with us. Thank you Andrew.
We had smaller dredge in my area in northern Ontario Canada, but at least 50 underground gold mine shafts a few are still operating by major mining companies to this day...I was an underground miner here for 43 years till a stroke finished my career.
Livin great. Camaraderie seemed great too. Love the chalet/bunker rendering at the end...can't believe you are sharing it. As soon as you squared off that mountain top, I wondered if something was in the works. But I didn't think it would be public. Amazing!
And the Montana snowmobiling - wow! Amazing depth of snow and absolutely scary little visibility in places! Looks like you guys had some serious fun! (And yeah, can't wait to see your castle building out even further)
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Great treat for the early birds on a Sunday. Not often I hear Andrew say “yea this looks very dangerous”
The last time he said that was that one time he saw John Wick in person....
Don’t panic it got upgraded to perfect, after a quick reassessment of the situation
@@punksintheback7062fanboy
@@user-oi3su7sw5n I was gonna say "Chuck Norris", but it's an old joke.
You got that dam right mate
That house teaser at the end. I remember the time you used to show the container castle in 3D. What a journey that was, hope to experience the new project just like the castle.
He's building a crib for the new honey.
Looks like a nice home
That looks to me like the basement of the castle, but clearly, it's a new building, and it was designed to look like the castle.
It will be another white elephant like the container castle. Andrew prefers staying at home.
@@EsseHolezLol, according to who?
I KNEW IT!!!!!! The spot above your clearing where your containers and equipment live, the spot where you've been doing all the rock crushing, its perfectly cut out to build into the hill. being on top of the mountain, it has to be built INTO the mountain because of the wind exposure.
Also, in your video of the equipment expo where you saw the small mining attachment, the first thing I thought was "He is planning to build some tunnels under or around the new castle". Fantastic idea, Andrew. Can't wait to see THOSE videos.
23:23 "that tree jumped right in front of him" classic Camarata lmao
Hi 👋
A gold dredge is the ultimate mechanical device, so many different systems working in harmony.
Hi mark
Andrew on Gold Rush next season? Honestly, I think he'd be a damn good gold miner!
Will overtake Parker Schnoebel
I'm from the UK and have never been snowmobiling, but its a definitely a dream of mine and after watching you going through them nice forest trails its now getting higher up on the bucket list, so thanks for taking us along with you 👍
Tons of fun. Kinda like a jet ski is what I tell people.
Half of Sweden is full of snowmobile trails ;)
Dress warm, good boots, good gloves,helmet and a scarf, I liked to have a good pair of goggles, kinda like dressing for snow skiing. It’s a blast on good trails with good snow, we don’t seem to get that in northern Ohio lately, if you get a chance, go for it. It’s a lot of fun even if only for a day.
And it is a lot like jet skiing only it’s warm out.
That glimpse at the project at the end. I suppose for the new mountain property ? Wow, man, if you're gonna build this Andrew, that'll be YEARS of awesome and most exiting videos to come !!! 🥳👍💪
Looks like it will fit right into the hole that he left after blasting that mountaintop quarry!
Having a duvet day , this is gonna be gold .thanks from Ireland
What's a duvet day?
@@wingman358It means just staying in bed all day
There is a dredge in Fairplay, Colorado like this one. the Fairplay dredge boat, which mined the Fairplay placer along the South Platte River. The Mosquito Mountains are in the background. This dredge boat was built by the Yuba Manufacturing Company and shipped to Fairplay, Colorado in sections. The South Platte Dredging Company used it to mine the Fairplay placer along the South Platte River starting in 1941. The Fairplay dredge was electrically operated and was the largest dredge in Colorado. The dredge had over 100 buckets that fed gravel from the river bottom into the dredge's interior where it was milled. The stacker then deposited the tailings along the river channel. The dredge mined up to 15,000 cubic yards of placer gravels per day and could reach to a depth of 105 feet. Dredge operations were suspended in 1942 and resumed in 1945, and finally shut down permanently in 1952.
Bill white 🥴
This thing is clearly for gold mining.
Changing the relief is a side effect.
Thank you Andrew for taking us along in another adventure, That looked like a lot of fun but very exhausting.
David 😮
I'm a Gold Rush follower on Discovery & Tony Beetz just got his dredge working again after 5 years! Fascinating watching this!! Thanks for sharing!
Hi 👋
anyone else now expecting Tony Beets to come rolling up in town next week?
Just thinking the same..... 😃
That was my first thought 😂
He was on my mind seeing this....
In 1979 I climbed on a dredge in La grange California, it was in the same state of repair, best time of my life, Best video ever, Thanks Andrew for the memories.
Hi Curtis
@TheJoedirt6000 Its still there
That dredge is really cool, I don’t see how neither of you didn’t fall through a floor and break any bones.
What a great relic from history, Thank you Andrew for sharing this! Please stay safe out there adventuring!
Thomas
That dredge was a floating gold factory. The size is very impressive and to think it all worked with mechanical clutches and cables just amazing.
Tony Beats of Gold Rush (on Discovery Channel) spent several millions of dollars about 5 years ago to move and restoring one of these dredges. He had trouble finding the cast iron buckets for the dredge line. He is actually using it again this season 14. Ep. 20 It take only two people to operate.
I think he found a couple buckets in Dawson City used as garden ornaments with flowers in them 😊
Awesome video of the abandoned mine. Playing in the snow was ok. Thank you for sharing.
My Dad is handicapped and can’t move or talk but he loves watching your videos and told me to comment something so here’s what he had to say! Thanks
Nate - Andrew when you go into a pile of rock, Push lift and curl your bucket all at the same time and you will save on your tires, as well as wear and tear on your vehicle
I am glad to hear he likes my videos.
Those gold dredges were astonishing constructions & I'm glad I found a photo on-line of the "The Peggy" in her prime operating on Washington Bar, Tobacco Root Mountains from 1938 to 1942.
crazy to see one basically on a hill !! imagine the effort to build it at the start. the oldtimers were beasts!!!
You are very brave to climb around that old dredge. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing that a machine like this was built and put together in a remote location.
there was a series on Discovery called “Gold Rush” in which they showed a similar living machine that worked after some minor repairs.
This one was collected somewhere near the railway, after which it reached the last stop, having lost its profitability.
I can see you’re not in New York. There’s no more snow left in New York. Love your videos. Thank you.
Well Done Andrew!!!! Glad you had fun with friends!!!!
Love exploring the old stuff. Great video.
If that's a sneak peak of your next mountain top retreat, I like it alot Andrew . You go for it. I think you would love it, for sure. Always something to do on Andrew's mountain top retreat.
Even Andrew might think twice about trying fix up that beast, and he's pulled off some amazing bits of work 😁
Thanks for your sharing The winterlandscape! Nice to se !/Peter
Those old dredges are so cool! Would have loved loved to see a new one working back in the day
Thank you Andrew. Very interesting video this time. Dredged was very interesting. The snow? Can't do cold anymore. I'm glad you had fun with your friends!!!!!
I just freaking love the way you just handle shit!!! You just get it done! Awesome job Andrew you are an inspiration to a lot of men!!!❤
Jay Martin
Tony beets is calling dibs on dredge.
you beat me too a beets comment, 100% he rolling up in to next week for that beast
Almost all the buckets in perfect shape…lol
Spare parts still brand new
Need that damn water permit first
Damn I got Beet to this comment
Beautiful scenery!
That's so cool!! i could spend a month exploring it & taking photos!
I was JUST about to watch the other 1 of maintaining the trails !!!! Snowmobiling & quads exploring is so much fun. I hope I can still do it when I'm older !!! I'm 55 now, HOPE to when I'm 80+
That snow was crazy deep!! Cool sneak peek of the new Castle design 😎 can't wait to see the new build Series. Always entertaining Andrew 😎👍
That was crazy, jump of your snowmobile and you’re waist deep in snow! You sure wouldn’t want to get stranded out there.
really enjoyable watching the various adventures you found along the way. thanks for sharing!
Beautiful... Thanks for sharing.
The footage of exploring the old dredge reminded me of adventures with my brother when we were really young children (totally unsupervised). I would have been 3 and he would have been 5 and we climbed through an old abandoned saw mill full of rusty equipment and rotting wood. It was an entire afternoon of entertainment. It is amazing that we are still alive with all our limbs.
Free range childhood! The best kind. What does not kill you makes you stronger.
Andrew's videos can heal you mentally, im being healed these days. Just imagine if Andrew starts uploading his wild camping/ Bush craft videos.
If this is your source for healing I can only feel sorry for you. For regardless of the content the benefits related to the things of this world are only temporary.
"Seek the Lord *while He may be found.* Call on Him *while He is near"* [Isaiah 55 v6]
I feel fine watching Andrew's content. IDGAF bout whatever you think about it. 😴
@@CEA1// Sir; I wish you could see or knew that I'm not the enemy-and that I don't want anything, namely b/c of what I know. That the content in every AC video we've seen [this one included], is subject to the same thing: that facts/truth matter. Whether they're electrical repairs, welding, whatever; they'd all fail him in the end, if he either didn't know, or purposefully ignored the facts and truth b/c they were inconvenient. Anyway; I shared with you what I know to be true only b/c there are no "do overs" in the end if people fail re: that issue [Isaiah 55 v6].
@@DanKoning777👈 True hypocrite, lost in your fantasy, but say what you will. Enemy always says they're no enemy, lie #1. Obviously you want something, otherwise why comment, lie #2. "Namely b/c of what you know," again, lie, you can't know, that's #3. Andrew's (and I quote) electrical repairs, welding, whatever will fail... because you say you know it to be true, lie #4 Please, could you at least leave the happy and satisfied folks out of your propaganda. I hate to see you attack these comments here.
@@erik34// You either don't grasp how facts/truth affect our lives, or more likely you're simply ignoring what I really said-making you the liar. *Quote:* Andrews electrical repairs, welding, whatever will fail in the end if he either didn't know or purposefully ignored the facts and truth b/c they were inconvenient. You're a fool to think that facts/truth don't matter. Go ahead; try ignoring the known facts/truth re: electrical repairs [or gravity]-see how long you live.
"For the word of the cross *is foolishness* to those *who are perishing,* but to us who are being saved it is the power of God" [1 Cor 1 v18]
GREAT video. That takes some real talent running those sleds in that deep snow. Glad you guys had fun. Thanks for sharing 😊
Watching this makes me feel like I’m part of the adventure! Thanks for sharing ❤
Love to see these West Yellowstone snowmobile trip videos!
Looked like a blast! So beautiful out there. Thanks for sharing!
Perry’s
@HannahRoot55 excuse me, but what is that supposed to mean?
@@josephperry6822 isn’t that your name ?
Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you Andrew.
Epic video Andrew. Thanks for sharing.
"This is just poop i'm digging through..."
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As a child my parents had a pop top vw bus camper, and I remember being in Valdez alaska exploring old dredges like this one! Thanks for bringing back some memories. Cool stuff!
What a cool place. I love the old abandoned places.
You know what I like is helmet cam. You feel the thrill as though you were there. Thanks andrew for that rush of being there while sitting in my comfy recliner nice and warm. Woo-hoo lets do it again . Thank god for replay i will watch it more than once. Was that a sneek peak of a new castle on the hill back home. On his mountain top. Oh my!😮😊
Awesome snow adventure, "that tree jumped in front of him" that was the best part 😂 😂
Another great video, thank you for sharing.
Just an awesome video again! cool dredge thank you for the tour I’m looking forward to the build videos every day soon😂 just can’t get enough thanks
Nice little teaser in that video. Looks great!
Awesome footage from the drone loved the dredge great content great channel 💙🏴👍
Spectacularly cinematic location...I could spend days and days photographing every last inch. Imagine this Mad-Max monstrosity in full flight when it was in use, dredging gold - just amazing!👏🏻 Thanks for taking us along on the ride AC!
Hi 👋
Love the teasing at the end !!
When the bass kicks on that opening shot... Freakin Tiësto here 😁 great video bud
This is by-far the best video you have produced to-date! The production values and drone-footage are impressive (as always) but the SUBJECT is what brings the GREATNESS! And, the best part, you are helping document an important historical site/relic ... this old dredge ought to be put on the National Register of Historic Places because it's an important part of the engineering history of the US. AND, thanks, too, for appealing to my EXPLORER instincts ... which have always burned strongly throughout my long life ... and, I'm very pleased to see we have THAT in common ... and, the quest for knowing the unknown lives on in another generation of young explorers, like you. I've watched EVERY one of your vidis, so when I say this is the best, you can take it to the bank. Best regards, always, Bob Skiles (retired Texas archaeologist & historian)
I don't know why you think this video was so great for. not saying it a bad video but he sure shared better videos then this one.
@@funtyes1970cause they are straight up fanboys groupies
I state my reason for believing it was his best in my comment; you are free to disagree; I am free to say you are WRONG! Bwha a ahaha hahah @@funtyes1970
Wow!
Great video Andrew!
Loved that!
Thanks for sharing!
That dredge is cool history 😎 thanks for sharing 👍
Sweet dude. Thanks for sharing your experience
Incredible footage again great job . Nice too watch through your experience . Since having hip replacement and a few other issues from the same kind of life style over the years it’s fun too watch thanks . Inspiring as well . 40:05
Titanium right knee for me .
That seems like some really hard work
Good times boy's. Beautiful views.
Awesome content Andrew! Thanks for your efforts 👏👏
Thanks Andrew this was awesome ! I was like, wtf he's going to fall through the floor 😅😅😅 👍
That dredge exploration was SKETCHY!
I would have broken my leg just standing there looking at the thing.
Far out! What a awesome thing to do. Might stick that on the bucket list.
Booth
Definitely one of your best
Very interesting piece re the dredger, imagine over the years quite a few have scanned every inch. Now the snowmobiles showed Teambuilding at its finest, most important word was 'we', glad you had a great time as it looked treacherous in places. The ending; a glipse of your new build perhaps?
This thing is freakin awesome 👍👍
good thing Andrew is around to fix everyone elses issues.
What a wonderful vid. Keep em coming...
Hi Allen
So… the Castle is getting a dungeon! Awesome!!
I think it should also be much taller. Make the front wall look like a castle wall.
"Yeah that's perfect" 🤣 Nice tease on possible new mountain castle 👍
SketchUp Make 2017... love it. This is going to be amazing. I just hope you remain as motivated as you've been to keep making videos and sharing your life with us. Thank you Andrew.
We had smaller dredge in my area in northern Ontario Canada, but at least 50 underground gold mine shafts a few are still operating by major mining companies to this day...I was an underground miner here for 43 years till a stroke finished my career.
Wow! Love the abandoned gold dredge. There’s gold in them thar hills!
No not that good. That type of gold must be processed through a hydrogen acid process.
Where’s Andrew gone??
Dude... these videos lately are great. That drone work on the dredge and the editing are top notch.I felt like I was there.
That's Amazing ! A Gold Dredge of yesteryear ! It would have been neat to see it operate back then !
Лучший, с уважением смотрю тебя. :)
The gold dredge was cool! Would be awesome to see your mates gold mine operating in full swing! Gold mining videos are gold for the youtube algo too!
Pretty cool!! Great scenery.
Liked the below ground level CAD designs - go for it Andrew!📥 Of course the winter fun was great, too.
Andrew on the editing spree!
From the aerials it looks like some kind of steampunk Noah's Ark lol.
Livin great. Camaraderie seemed great too. Love the chalet/bunker rendering at the end...can't believe you are sharing it. As soon as you squared off that mountain top, I wondered if something was in the works. But I didn't think it would be public. Amazing!
That's awesome thanks for sharing
Perfect timing Andrew 👌🏼
Agreed
What happens to Andrew, no new show for long time
I am around.
Amazing relic.
Thanks for filming
@AndrewCamarata we need some more content to watch my dude missing new content from my favorite channel
Hmm
any more videos coming hello any one there
great vid BEAUTIFUL SCENERY !👍☝☝☝☝☝☝☝☝👍👍👍👍👍👍
And the Montana snowmobiling - wow! Amazing depth of snow and absolutely scary little visibility in places! Looks like you guys had some serious fun! (And yeah, can't wait to see your castle building out even further)
🏆💪😎💙🙏❄️
Thank you for sharing