Hiking a tramway to a Golden Bonanza
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- Embark on a journey to a golden bonanza with this aerial tramway adventure to a historic mine portal. Experience the thrill of exploring deep underground!
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love seeing the red hematite in Rhyolite ....so much Gold to be found ...good explore....keep'em coming and be safe out there
They left everything and just walked away. Amazing hike. I wouldn’t have been so sure footed!
Absolutely stunning landscape scenery my friend! Stunning views 👏👏
That last part made me anxious .
It's still amazing the amount of work that went into not only this complex but all of them.
Thx.
Your videos keep getting better and better. Loved the music with you climbing up.
Hello love your enthusiasm in your voice and taking us along on your true adventures ⛏️thank you nice finds as well and seeing the tram 🏆
Love hike up to mines❤❤
Love tagging along, and seeing all the different Cactuses along the trails that you walk.
Cacti.
Cool explore, a quick photo from that gobbing wall at the top with the view would have been epic. But you probably didn't climb that far up.
Good adventure.
Who else saw the critter skitter away at 1:22 in the center of the screen?? Lol😂
Love you brother stay cool 🤘🏻
That first adit you went in I heard something say dam then someone Whistling may be a ghost miner
@ Desert Trails Another nice video! Yet, I dont like music while I hike, and I prefer to hear your breath, footsteps and quiet. Be well.
Great video! Where are you, it kind of looks like a mine I came across near Primm NV (at the state line between Nevada & California)
I’ve seen lots of mines but this is unique…..great explore. Thanks for explore.
Can you please explain how a mine like this would of worked with the different types of tunnels? and that awesome wooden contraption at the start what was that used for? Awesome video love this content would like to explore a mine myself one day.
When you first walked in the mine it looked like a cracked lake bed, was there a small river flowing through it?
I like that music on your hike up the trail
Excellent exploration and commentary. Many Thanks!
One of your best videos yet . Really can tell you get a real thrill out of exploring these kinds of finds . That tram operator sure had a fine “ Office view” from that brake-man position didn’t he??! Anyway I sure enjoy seeing what you share ,and as you always say ,” Stay safe”🤞😎👍
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Impressive explore!
Fantastic video!
great video, thank you. I enjoyed it.
Your best one yet! Thanks!
Another interesting video. Thanks!
Do you ever bring samples home? There's no way I could go in there and not bring back a packpack "thats what my son called it" full of rocks lol
Awesome video 👏 keep it up
I wonder how long and how many men it took to dig all that rock out.
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A lot of this videos you do, I notice that they leave leave the tracks behind they pushed the ore carts on, were they too much trouble to take with them?
Next time give us a nice long look at those views.
That looked like a very interesting mine. Were the upper levels offset vertically? If the lowest level was farther East/West of the upper workings, they probably would have had to not only put in a raise but then do a crosscut to get back to the working area of the upper levels. Why do that when you can just dump it over the edge, I guess.
What is the average interior height of these tunnels?
This might be your first ever video where you didnt say "ouch" or "oops"... lol
Awesome day for a nude hike... Hey, no one around.
Is it possible to know what State... I live in Oklahoma, and I'm trying to get a handle on what states to explore?
Usually Nevada
Thanks... I was guessing Nevada
Did you or someone you know ever go into a mine with a metal detector?
Prefer. natural sounds
If it were a tunnel , it would go clean thru the other side of the mountain and daylight out ! 🤨
I’m surprised that you didn’t take the brake handle home with you.
Why don't you ever take a metal detector with you ? Why no ore samples ?