Steam rice

Those are spreaders not double trees. Similar but work a little different

So many deceptive statements made in this clip that I would label it fiction. What a joke.

It was not the first prize fight between a black and white fighter. Gans took his lightweight Championshjp from a White fighter and beat white fighters to get a shot at the title. And while he was the first Black American Champion he was only the third Black Champion. He was preceeded by Canadian George Dixon who won the bantamweight title beating a white fighter in 1888 and the featherweight title in 1892. The original Joe "Barbados Demon" Walcott from Georgetown Guyana in the Caribbean won the welterweight title in 1901 from a white fighter and held it until 1906. They wouldn't have been 1st, 2nd and 3rd Black Champions if they had won championships from Black Fighters. Heavyweight Champion Jack Johnson was the fourth Black Champion and his stated style model was Joe Gans whom Johnson had invited to be an honorary cornerman for him in the Jeffries Fight. Unfortunately Gans was on his deathbed of tuberculosis by fight time and couldn't make the trip from Boston to Nevada.

Nice to see a trully happy individual like her! God bless you, Elisabeth!

Did they have scales at the Mule Stops along the way?

It sstill goes on in this area now. More so.

In fivr years of droving not a mule or waon was lost ...now that something....what happened next? business investments and greed and hubris? sucked it all out .

Jumping the chain. And the pointers rakes on new meanibg its all so fascinating mary eh?

Very nice piece. I loved the BTS. I look forward tomeeting you at Daggett Days 2024.

Wonderful 😊

I just found out I'm related to this guy is this is so cool to learn about this

These fighting men were a breed of there own kind A case of in the time became the order of the man and woman and everyone And that was the syn of the times Including depression and anxiety and other worldly pains These boxing men were literally hard as nails to the skin and some were big hearted souls Like my great great uncle Owen who beat batterling nelson sending him down in there 11 round 5/6 times and no neutral corner So he sailed three times to the United States from uk and Ireland and fought the best of the best from coast to coast And won the world title in san Francisco in the first decade of the 19 hundreds And his name aswell As my othere great uncle Michael chappie Moran who beat Tomas spider Kelly in new jersey in the last decade of the last decade of the 18 hundreds Both in the boxing hall of fame Aswell as nelson and ganns and so many more So it was a very different time and took no charlatans So to everyman who graced the ring I have respect for aswell as everyman who managed to dodge every or most street fights I also hold he the highest regards The ego is a must need But must be tamed or it will tame you more than most people couldn't even understand 🍀🥊🥊☘️🙏

I owned an adobe house in Apple Valley CA that was built in 1954. The original owner was able to acquire many huge-rustic beams and hardware from the railroad that were repurposed to support the roof and porch overhang around the perimeter of the building. The original developer of Apple Valley, Newt Bass, somehow got the timbers and used many for the construction of the Apple Valley Inn that was later bought by Roy Rogers. I assume the timbers at my house were left over from the Inn construction as the owner worked for Newt Bass.

I have the original Tonopah and Tidewater 1930s railroad map in pristine condition and really enjoy using it for research on siding’s and old mining camps 😀

Death Valley is like the Dead Sea. It used to alive before the USA was colonized. Don't believe the whites version of history. Death Valley used to be a giant lake before the whites had conquered the West Coast. That was back when Tulare Lake was full from North to South California and back when the San Andreas fault line did not exist yet. White Lies.

Joe Gans is arguably the G.O.A.T. at lightweight. Power in both hands and very accurate. The Old Master passed on too soon! Champ at Lightweight and Welterweight (unofficial but verifiable). I wonder if his grand nephew Tevin Farmer will ever box again!?

Happy 106 birthday Elisabeth Waldo

Does this cave have a name?

My father wrote for this company and wasn't to pleased with the deal but created some great historical works for them. hope its going well for you ill be sure to get a copy.

Wait so the moral of the story kinda is land being taken over ? If there was already habitats then there’s ideology to survive?

Where can I watch more of your exploration of Kokoweef mountain??? This is the only video on this topic on your KZbin, and I can't find anything film-related on the "Gold Creek Films" website... it's just like 100% advertisements for your books on every single page of the website... :(

8:03 I left, all I saw was him complaining . I doubt he discovered anything.

this was a episode of the tv show Death Valley Days....

Very cool. Thx

Word just below the surface is a 200 ft layer of salt it separates the minerals and collect them up as crystals . This is due to the ocean which used to evaporate there. Just imagine the minerals that are within this salt bed the death valley is huge .

It's more dangerous now since fukushima clouds have dumped on it

Its never a good sign when the guide says you go first.

I think it was kind of ironic his talking about how challenging it was decending into the cave, if he thinks that hard wait until he has to ascend.

Good for you brother. Not for me! To tight!😮

Good thing you checked it out. I may not fit that way.

There must been a lot of dust for the driver.

I still have your LP that my dad bought for me traveling n Las Vegas in 1968, "The Realm of the Incas."

these type wagons were used in egypt 5000 years ago

Love this story

A nice group of Belgium cross mules.

We supplied the mules and wagons for a 20 mule team for the Rose Parade in Pasadena back in 1990. The fun part was teaching the mules to jump the chain when turning those 90 degree corners on the route

All those mules hauling borax a long time ago. Where can you buy borax now? It used to be widely available.

I have been reading the book about this story. This wasn't just a boxing match, this was a brutal war. Great work on the video 👍

The photos of the town were great, They ought to be used in some widely disseminated documentary of this but much longer in focusing on the fight. . Gans had support among the miners from the first because he was recognized for a long established dominance in the division.Boxing was actually more widely followed then. I don;t know that Nelson was the betting favorite but if he were the odds wouldn't be wide or even uniformly similar at that time. Nelson had the particularly boorish race-bait style of hyping the gate that just might've contrasted with Gans necessarily nonplussed demeanor to effectively be off-putting to some of the miners that approached wagering objectively for the profit's sake. There was a welcoming group of miners for Gans of a couple dozen and '\ll have to assume Nelson had the same. There also might've been a dislike of Tex Richards factor as the owner of everything including Nelson's corner which he had advantaged considerably in handicapping Gans in the contract. Hell Gans had to have cojones just to beat up all the many white guys he had in the heyday of lynchings.. Once he had cleaned the lightweight division of Black fighters in winning the the "Colored" championship He pretty much had to clean it of white fighters to win the world Championship. in 1902 and in defending it. I'll just say the dispute over it made for gate hype but wasn't valid. Gans owned it until 1908. These guys would've had to be fighting in a delirium after 25 rounds in the hot Nevada Sun, I think it set Gans up for the TB along with the three weigh ins that he alone were subjected to. Some say he had it before this. Either way this was not healthy exercise, .

Great video i have seen alot thank you ⛏️🇺🇸🤔

Very informative. Thank you

Way Back when 20 Mule was on TV. i got the Model ..... Great TIMES .......

Very interesting. ❤

These teams & wagons were used to haul Borax. The stuff you buy in the grocery store. The box says TWENTY MULE TEAM BORAX. Well it's not a lie. It really did take twenty mules to that borax wagon. Borax is very heavy. I've s laundry going for those of you that live in areas that have hard water. When you do your laundry& add your laundry soap, add 1/3 cup of Borax to your washing. It's a natural water softener & your clothes will come out a lot cleaner. I live in an area with hard water & my Mom (God give her rest) told me to do this when I had terrible getting my clothes clean. My clothes used to look a little grey instead of clean. Since I started using Borax my clothes lost that grey color.

Music too loud video unwatchable

OMG. What for amazing teamwork. I'm an old prof. Coachman from Germany and very proud for Six-horseteams I drove. This animals and their masters are champions. Hat off and best regards from Germany

Als alter gelernter Fuhrmann blicke ich auf ein langes glückliches Berufsleben zurück. Zwei-, Vier- Sechsspännig und auch selten acht Pferde sind schon ein Glücksgefühl. Von ,,jumping the train" habe ich bisher noch niemals gehört, aber ich denke, nur ein gutes Mule ist dazu intellektuell überhaupt in der Lage. Ein Pferd könnte das wohl niemals. Als Teilnehmer der EQUITANA in Essen/Deutschland lernte ich einige Mulis und ihre Reiter/Fahrer/Führer kennen und habe seither die höchste Meinung von Mulis und ihren Fähigkeiten. ,,Ein Muli kann Alles, was ein Pferd kann. Aber schneller und besser!" Danke für diese wertvolle Belehrung!

You can watch the complete build of the entire 20 Mule Team wagons and water wagon on Engle's Coach Works out of Joliet, Mt.

Pity they didn't or couldn't show the *NEW* wagons built by Engels Coach Shop. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4nGdJSPbqmdmc0si=HOZz-b0Ndrmnnaq3