@44:35 There is an X located at the bottom level of the mine layout. Curious what you'll find there in the next video.

That black light kinda reminds me of looking for Yooperlites on the shores of Lake Superior..

One hell of a mine.

Just imagine what that mine would look like if they had removed the waste rock rather than timber up for passages through it! If you’ve ever watched the movie The Right Stuff, Chuck Yeager chewed Beemans. Those old Y blocks in the 50s fords were desired for racing back in the day.

That scream was scary. Possibly a wild animal or rafter? Or possibly why the mine was abandoned?

Awesome to see all those cigarettes like the the Lucky Strike packs. My grandfather smoked those from age 13 up until his 70's. He quit the habit, chose to chew on toothpicks instead to break it. His lungs were shot. Not just from the cigarettes but Lord only knows how much asbestos, and solvent paints he inhaled, etc. Although he made it to 83. Not a bad run. And probably did work in the mines in all the many jobs he had. Thanks for talking us on your adventures.

I think everyone wants to fallow in your foot steps, I've have seen this mine a lot from other mine explorers. Be safe my friend.

You might be reading somebody's toilet paper....just saying.....

SCARY AS HELL WALKING AROUND THE WATER

Each blast takes out about 6-8 feet?

That's the thing part .where your walking the quart's was really thick... Really thick

What i find fascinating is all this was dug out one shovel full at a time.

Glass shard from a Scott's Emulsion bottle?

life was good before the fed reserve

Absolutely epic video man! 💛

14:28 I believe the Marxist Democrats cancelled Uncle Ben... Wokeness killed you...RIP sir...

the el capitan is still in Hawthorne

I keep wondering if they had a cave in would they try to get them out or just leave them there ??? If it was that dangerous I’m thinking they just said bye 👋

So they had mules or donkeys to pull the cart out , that’s so cool

It is an old tree stand ladder, everything else has collapsed! Typical, as the trees grew and storms moved the trees, it drops the stand but the ladder stays!

It’s hard for me to believe they did all of this mining in nearly the blk of night and didn’t miss any details of the dangers they were experiencing

Would be nice if you could explain what they were mining and about the time frame it was being worked History is pleasing 😊

I’ve watched this 3 times Good mine 😊

Another epic video, so many awesome artifacts and timber work, which is rare in our mines as it’s so wet in Wales

Amazing stuff - but you did sound quite relieved to reach that final face . . .

You found their break room. Coffee cans and empty packs of smokes everywhere.

Great video! I subscribed to your channel. How do I get in touch with the care taker? I am adding this one to my list of places to see this coming year, hopefully.

I bet that pick sticking out of that oak was originally hung on a bent nail long ago, then left behind and the tree grew around it. Also, there must be a good reason you guys don't carry a pole, like a PVC pipe section, to probe the water depth in front of you? Just in case somebody dug out a little winze?

Its greace.

Test every where there is still a lot of gold in that hole I think

Skasol manufactured water treatment products.

At the address on the match book cover is now a place called Jimmy’s and sons bar and grill.

some one should get in touched with Mike and his wife from( Exploring Abandoned Mines .) Him and his wife bought a Mine and there building a Museum out side of there gold mine to show and share everything about Minning and every thing there they could use if TVR Would like to get InTouch with them ,Everything is being built by Volunteers for the whole world can see ,touch and feel ,

Like the rail work in this mine. They had used actual switches at intersection.

Fermented

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX_HXqOgeM2fnqM I owned a set of those Zane Grey western novels as a kid back in the '60's! They came as a book club, once a month or so.

I would suspect the material in the coffee can was grease, not Nutella as you said! My mom, who suffered from seasonal allergies, had one of those Flex Foam masks when I was a kid in the mid 1900's. You could remove the foam filter and wash it to be reused over and over. Skasol is a manufacturer of boiler water treatment chemicals. The barrel had some faded lettering that said "boiler."

The substance in the Folgers coffee can is axle grease

Remarkable, yet sad. Nothing but anger, for the Forest Service though.

The site of Corral Bar is now Jimmy's and Sons Bar and Grill, and looks part of a more recent shopping centre.

A reefer jacket was a short coat and was a popular article for young schoolboys once the frilly collared and lace cuffed Little Lord Fauntleroy costumes fell out of favor amongst the fashionable Mothers, nannies, and nurse maids of fin de siecle 19th century San Francisco. According to the Inflation Calculator, $10.00 in 1893 would have the purchasing power of $345.68 in 2024.

GAYKIDLAS NONOGIMONGOLGIS Kim jong fatty III simps can’t play accordion properly 😂😂😂

Im guessing by what i watch the old miners must have had a lobotomy to do what they did. 😬😬

What size timbers 6*6 ,8*8. ???

El capitan gambling hall in hawthorne still exists today. Really cool.

Marry Christmas to you all be safe out there

Does your camera or light have a fan?

What type of wood is the tempers ???

Went and looked up the address, its now an empty lot.

What's that noise at about 29:00? Sounds like air or water.