This is wonderful! 20:35 - but shots with the vertical filming on top of horizontal, are making me really motion sick. :( If you don't get sick yourself, just remember you can't have two images moving in different directions on the screen at the same time. Unless it's a short, please just keep it vertical. I'll just listen for now.

Great job editing all the info together. The foundations in the 10-14 minute marks are indeed the tipple, washery, and engine and boiler house. The pyramid shaped one was the engine and boiler house, and the rest was the tipple and washery, with the ripple being the closest to the tracks. The two portals near the blacksmith shop were the main lower adits, with many more portals (all collapsed) on the hill above the railway.

This is literally my backyard.

11:05 That piece of steel with the rail spikes still in it is called a rail brace, it supports the rails (stock rails) at the switch points.

What a beautiful location. Thanks for sharing! Merry Christmas folks

Nice job. Years ago (80's) I wasn't able to explore the town site, it was a field of blackberries. But I found a brick platform uphill near the schoolhouse foundation. Looked like a base for something in the coal operation. Couldn't find it on the next trip. There used to be a few single telegraph or power poles along the rail grade, but they got cut down. Possibly so someone could get the insulators. There were the remains of pilings where the rails crossed gullies and low spots. In the 50's and 60's you could have still accessed the area by car, so a lot of the metal artifacts are just stuff people dumped long after the town was gone. I hope to be able to do some more exploring in the area next summer.

Nice video guys and great research. Thanks for posting it. Did I miss something or did you? The old powerhouse was just past the wall on the left, right next to the trail. It was still intact minus the roof. Anyway, I enjoyed your video. Thanks again.

I think I've been there once before, I remember having a good time.

Another fun exploration

Merci de jouer cela . Thx for playing this. But how this little thing spinning can hold that Much of music. ? Wonderfull th sound that come out of this. i want to know how it possible ? 2112 Discovery . ive found an ancien wonder and when i toutch it give 40 sounds. How this is possible ? How ? all that sound and lyrics can be stroe in this ancien device. Wonderfull.. Thz for letting me hear and see by myself I guess it could be usefull for thoses who will discover discovery and his golden disc about who we are. send thru space like a bottle in the sea

Love the intro

lick hazard my smelly sis feet!!

My grandmother gave Nancy hall most of information about the book she wrote,,,Florence smitt

Here is another topic from ot here that would be good for you to make a video about. Tacoma has the credit for the trolley accident in united states history, unluckily. 4 th of july day, early 1920's. Then the Forks fire of 1951?

Carbon nAdo. Is how we pronounce it.

Good video. Thanks

Gripping story of a tragic day in history

Thanks for the history lesson

Geeze 😢

Such a sad day

Fantastic video

That fly in shot at the beginning is epic

We love History too and seem to have a common interest, we hope to see more of your adventures

thanks

Did you see how green it is??

Beautiful area, shame you got rained on

I'd love to get down to that lake

You did a real fine job on this video. Thanks. It's been 20 some years since I was there. At lot has overgrown the turntable and coke ovens area, but I guess that's to be expected. You mentioned the coke ovens at Crocker and Wilkeson, but not South Willis. Did you find them?

My copy was Red vinyl.

Are you a real Professor?

Great Video and history content, not much on youtube can be found on the lime kiln trails

Nice hike

Mouse p.I for hire aah song

This is such an amazing hike. I want to see what's beyond the end of the line

Very nice

I like that intro shot!

What a beautiful hike

Breathtaking views

Good gravy, look at that rootball system

That's a huge stump.

Great video! How long did it take round trip?

What a lovely and unique scenery my friend! Gorgeous upload 🥾🥾

It never ceases to amaze me that every time I watch a Fairfax video no one ever shows the giant wall! This wall is huge. And you can’t get to Fairfax without walking right past it. We’re talking 80 feet long by possibly 30 feet tall by about 3 feet thick. And no one ever shows it. Considering there’s nothing left of that town, it’s actually the most amazing thing there is to see out there.

I miss going here

That's a good time right there

My grandfather lived in Fairfax in the 1970's.

A fiend and I metal detected the area a few years ago. I found old cooking pots and lots of melted glass in burn piles. The pool area was really interesting. We had lunch by the old railroad trestle on the river. We were visited by a couple of Garter snakes. It was a fun time.

Thank you for this sir! I’ve traveled on that road many times, I live on the east coast now and think of Jerome often ❤

I live 25 South of their. Great place to visit

All kinds!!!!!!