Shocked! We Discovered a Miners' Ghost Town
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Join us on our latest adventure as we stumble upon a hidden gem: a small miners' community that looks like a ghost town! Nestled in the heart of the wilderness, this eerie site features several abandoned cabins built close to each other, reminiscent of a bygone era of mining history.
In this video, we explore the remnants of this forgotten miners' ghost town, uncovering its mysterious past and delving into the lives of the miners who once called it home. Discover the untouched cabins, tools, and hidden artifacts that tell the story of a once-thriving community now lost to time.
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It does the heart good, to discover that there are kind, generous, thoughtful people who not only want to provide assistance to other explorers, but also want to preserve, and recreate the past. Thank you, Andrea and Steven, for such a heartwarming, feel-good video🏚🏡🎊👏🏻🌞💛
The adopt a cabin is such a wonderful idea and the people who maintain these places are just like you say happy we can share these historic places with you Rhonda.
Hi Steve and Andrea - I take my hat off to the dedicated volunteers who maintain these cabins so carefully. I am amazed too by the honesty of local people. In most places these relics would not last a week without being ransacked, stripped and drstroyed.
That is true here too which is why we don’t give out the locations. So much of history has been lost unnecessarily. Glad you enjoyed our 📌. See you on our next adventure
It doesn't get much better than that, for volunteer cabins! They've done great work on them. Thanks for the tour, once again!
Glad you came along Kerry
Now that's pretty unique, a little village of cabins! A huge shout-out to the volunteers who've put their effort into maintaining this piece of desert history!
They are amazing people aren’t they Lesley. Glad you joined us. See you next week.
Top notch stuff when people go out of their way to bring the comforts of home to the past. Leave it to the imagination as to how life was back than even in hard times. I commend the volunteers for thoughtfulness and concept of rekindling old times😊. Thank u both for another great lesson on the past to present 😊
Such a fitting tribute to the original couple keeping their story alive. We absolutely love seeing those kind gestures and traditions continued!
@@PinInTheAtlas absolutely 👍
Hey you two ....love them old miners cabins ...they look to be in great shape....yes those are powder mags ...one for Dynamite (secondary explosive) and the small one for Blasting cap (Primary explosive ) ....it would be nice to see them fix them all up ...maybe Airbnb them hahhahahaa truck still has the original straight six ...pretty cool ....wow that one cabin had a new fold a bed still in the plastic .... the volunteers did a great job on restoring them and stocking it too ...really cool explore ...keep'em coming and be safe out there .....and as always we smashed that like button ...we SMASHED IT HARD !!!!!!!
These volunteers are on another level restoring, stocking, and keeping the stories of the original owners alive we love it! We are frantically trying to put the like button back together again… thanks Jeff!!!
How wonderful to see things taken care of .Thank you very very much.❤️❤️❤️👍
What a great little gathering of cozy cabins...just loved the floral wallpaper. A homey touch! 💐
The 2 cabins that were clean were to cool. Thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. Stay safe on your adventures. 🥰👍👍👍👍👍(🌹🐞🦂🌵)
Thank you Rose
What a great place. So thoughtful of the volunteers. I really liked that first loo. It had enough room to put them cripple peoples bars in. One on each side. After a good night of drinking and hot chili, give ya plenty of leverage. Hold on tight with both hands and squeeze. Yee-Haa! Great way to start your day.😂😊 Peace. Keep up the great work.
😂😂😂😂😂😂,I think after a night like that no pushing or squeezing would be involved 💩💩💩💩
@@danparker1976 yowzer!
Lovely visual Richard! Chilli beans?
@PinInTheAtlas with hot peppers. Screaming ice cream. Yee-Haa and Yowzer! Make it a cone please.:-)
Another Awesome adventure with my pin and beers 🍻 cheers awesome video as always
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Also of note - the volunteers are fantastic and do a great job. They do receive materials and funding from the land agency that manages the area. I took a tour with the head guru last year.
I didn’t know that Doug. Interesting.
@@PinInTheAtlas I can give you the whole story sometime.
At 9:29, by looking at the Dash of the Truck, I believe it to be a Dodge Truck from the 1940’s. A friend of mine and I, yesterday, looked at a 1948 Dodge Truck that he drove on the farm when just a kid. His truck had the same detail of the Instrument Clusters on the Dashboard, the Glove Compartment, and the Pull Knobs, too! Wish y’all would show a lot more of the Vehicle!!
My brother and I stayed in two of those cabins during his epic desert trip late last year. The third one we used is a lot farther away. We did 3 nights/4 days in the desert and then one night in Vegas so he could shower before getting on a plane.
Two super cabins.
I would have a bucket with a trash bag in the bucket & add kitty litter. Works for cats & people. Used this idea when I had a big storage locker. Worked super.
We’ve used it too Michelle. Truck life
ANOTHER FANTASTIC TRIP WITH YOU GUYS.THANK YOU
You’re welcome Ralph
Cool video. Thanks for sharing and taking me along.
You’re welcome Bill
Another cool find and video! :-) Busy times here with two new pups in the family!
You have two new pups? What kind are they?
@@PinInTheAtlas Yep ... two new pups. Sisters ... 1/2 Aussie and 1/2 Border Collie.
Hello Steve and Andrea the wide open adventures.Nice well taken care of Cabin and a tip of the old 🎩to the volunteers.That one garage storage building with that large amount of selves looks to be where they stored there core samples ? Thank you for this great explore out in the middle of some where ⛏️🇺🇸😀❤️
Glad you enjoyed it Case.
I would not mind living there, I'd care take and preserve the area as you showed in this video.
Oh, YEAH! Another lovely Lunch & Learn! We enjoyed munching and exploring these wonderful cabins with you. AND --- WAIT FOR IT! The loos were lovely too! 🤣 AND, I didn't hear you mention the HOT WATER HEATER! Are you 2 slipping? 😂 Actually, we enjoyed your videos and descriptions. The missus says, "I'm glad you can do it cuz we can't." We'd truly enjoy staying in a couple, but getting there would be the insurmountable challenge. Bon Voyage!
No hot water heater this time David. Glad you two are still enjoying our explores. Lots more to come with different vibes!
@@PinInTheAtlas Check out 7:52-56 and 8:31-41 - looks like 2 HOT water heaters. 🤔 Thanks for all your hard work and lovely adventure videos! Bon Voyage!
I discovered your chanel recently - I love it!
Greetings from Munich, Germany
Hi Thomas. Welcome and happy you found us. We have lots more adventures and hope you continue to join us on our explores.
@@PinInTheAtlas I certainly will!😀
Very nice place indeed.
Coolness! Nice cabin!
Nice discovery.
Beautiful how those cabins are situated between the Yoshua trees; would have loved some more footage of the surroundings and/or the cabins in their surroundings :-)
Didn’t want to give too much away Peter.
@@PinInTheAtlas Understandable, but showing a bit more of the landscape with some Yoshua trees will hardly give away the location. Eventhough them trees are limited in their range, they still cover a massive erea that won't exactly pinpoint the whereabouts of the cabins. Just try and avoid easily recognizable mountainranges and such ;-)
@@pixelpeter3883 not the case here Peter. Too much that is recognisable
Nicest volunteer cabins, I have ever seen. Very few seem to value solitude these days. I still do.
So do we Ken. The volunteers do amazing things.
This seemed to be very well kept. Gramma Candy
The volunteers do amazing work
I like the outhouse door, maybe I'm weird? Well, we know that, but especially weird because I like the door?
I think there is an old saying that goes something like “ doors are the windows to the soul “ so that makes sense. But really doors can be overlooked, but they do help add character to the building.
Thanks!
You are amazing my lovely. Thank you so much. ❤️
@PinInTheAtlas no problem. Y'all are the amazing ones. I got blessed with a little extra so I pass it on.
@@richardbeee love you Richard
@@PinInTheAtlas ditto.
Yall should rate the poopability of the loo trip. Some of them are spooky dookies.
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Did Andrea scalp you Steven?
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