A STATION in TIME: JENIFER on the Tidewater Tonopah Railroad

[@northernbackwoodsman263]

Neat little place , also cute bib's. Another informative video, thanks. :)

[@melmiller5811]

Those shiny stones are Klinger which fell out firebox of steam locomotives.

[@melmiller5811]

Klinkers

[@JenniGives]

awesome! 😀

[@TheGKimble]

Hi Jenni, I'm Glenn, loving your adventures, thank you for sharing. Such a cute outfit for a railroad adventure!

[@JenniGives]

HI Glen! How are you? Thanks for coming along. I am LOVING my new overalls!

[@kenp9469]

Interesting, as always. Thanks

[@JenniGives]

My pleasure!

[@jimmiev]

Love the Jennifer Yea Jennnnny

[@JenniGives]

☺️ luv ya too Jimmie Also did you know there were this many jimmy songs? 😁 www.ranker.com/list/the-best-songs-about-jimmys/reference

[@jimmiev]

@@JenniGives Top Jimmy

[@jimgarland2653]

Thanks for sharing

[@JenniGives]

Thank you for watching

[@keithrosenberg5486]

It was a station, which might not haver been used much. It also had a spur that might have paralleled the main line. That shiny stuff might have been stuff from the fireboxes of the locomotives. Track nut to hold the rails together. It was not a vertical tie, but a telegraph/telephone pole.

[@JenniGives]

Thank you! I obviously don't know my nuts and bolts, because I forget to slow down lol From above it looked like a spur that paralleled. 78 years is a long time gone.

[@verticalwalker5575]

Thank you!

[@JenniGives]

You are so welcome!

[@kennysherrill6542]

The day has finally settled down, I can now enjoy your video. Thanks for the trip down the old railroad, yes one of the commenters said that speaker and glass my have come from an old TV, maybe so, did you find anything else because there would have been a metal chassis where the tubes and capacitors as well as wires should be. Too bad you didn't bring a metal detector with you, it can find a lot of cool things. Really nice video Jenni, very informative. 👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸

[@JenniGives]

Glad you enjoyed it, this one challenged me lol. I don't think I found anything that looked like that. definitely no cage of a tv. I don't have a metal detector...yet LOL who knows what God will drop in my lap. Hope you are doing good & the VA isn't giving you too much grief. Have a great week!

[@GlenCannon239]

Really enjoyed your desert video Jenni. Wished you could have found the railroad spur of Jenifer and some remnants of the buildings. I love old things and history that are not famous. Your stories of the railroad and why it was there and where it was going and carrying, brings all that to life. I'm sure times were hard back then and lack of food and water made it even harder. I hope you do more video's like this. Thank you for taking your spare time to record and share it.

[@JenniGives]

Thanks Glen. 💜 we think that was the spot. I wasn’t able to figure out if either of those markers told me anything other than sea level. 80 years And super close to the actual town of Amargosa, it’s crazy there’s like barely anything. We saw so many makeshift target practices though....

[@goldiekhan2679]

Fun day. Love trains!

[@JenniGives]

Yes it was! It was neat to mark the first Jenifer off the list.

[@kennethsonier1766]

Your enthusiasm and excitement is contagious! Hopefully you go back and locate that spur 👍☮️

[@JenniGives]

The train guys said I was at it, after the video posted. It is that they only used it while building the railroad basically so for sure not much remains…

[@davec9244]

I always have the best time ever with YOU! Love that you research places and talk about the history. Frank Jenifer, lost in history, but now not forgotten! thank you stay safe

[@JenniGives]

Thank you Dave!

[@scottyswartz2070]

Every time I see your video's you make me Smile

[@JenniGives]

Thank you Scotty. That means I am doing my job well

[@michaeljimenez1203]

I concur Scotty ! And Yes, You're Doing A Fine Job there, Lassie !

[@jason..1051]

Lovely video jenni,, thanks 👍

[@JenniGives]

My pleasure 😊

[@johnclements6614]

The survey marker at 4:35 is designed to set up a theodolite over. It would be positioned so that the centre was vertically above the point where the dash goes through the line on the survey marker. The concrete reduces the movement of the survey marker. You want all the measurements to be taken from the same point for more accurate measurement.

[@JenniGives]

That makes a lot of sense. Way more accuracy if you always can have the same spot.

[@lisahuff2533]

I'm late but I'm here now.

[@JenniGives]

me too! Have a great weekend Lisa!

[@raccoonlittlebear6476]

"Oh where, oh where has my Jennifer gone?"🎶 😄 You would think there would be more left there than what there is. But at least you found the evidence. Good archeological investigations Jenni! 🚂 CHEERS!

[@JenniGives]

ok so this is what I learned AFTER. Jenifer was probably only used for storage while building the railroad. :/ BUT Jenifer checked off the bucket list! Have a great week RLB!

[@raccoonlittlebear6476]

@@JenniGives Thank you Jenni! Enjoy your day.🤠

[@SantaAna-ig6nn]

I enjoyed the video very much, made my birthday a little nicer.

[@JenniGives]

Happy birthday! Put another candle on the birthday cake! Hope it's a great week! I always enjoy the odds of a great week vs one day LOL

[@casedoumasr656]

Hi Jenni the adventurer at 13. area where you found the telegraph pole and rail ties some what looked like hand laid rock ?? And close to rail bed and there was a can dump might have been a whistle stop.But hard to say .p.s. thank you for the tag along .🏆🚂

[@JenniGives]

Well is the whistle stop where you got water?

[@casedoumasr656]

@@JenniGives Hello again in the video you said spur.and what you showed from the wall says 3 spur's a spur means a off shoot like a siding off main tracks which could mean the whistle stop like a depoe or town is actually off to the side left or right so look for a rail bed off where some more tracks went to 🚂⛏️Hope this helps a little .p.s. in my area there are old spurs and the names go to the spurs off main line .🤔the more you read this the easier it will be .Hope this gets you on the right track 🤗🚂

[@JenniGives]

@@casedoumasr656 ok so yes, from google earth this had an offshoot like you mentioned. That's what I was trying to say when I thought it went back off that tiny wall. And thank you for train information, cause I do so much research about these lost people, I forget there is so much to learn about literal trains & h ow they operate.

[@chrisblack8390]

Thanks. That was good. The box around the marker was a form. A form is wood made to pour the cement into to harden then you take it off. Thats how my dad made our cement pool. Did you get your surgery? You look an sound good. Hope everything is fine.

[@JenniGives]

ok that make sense. Like pouring ceramic molds, it's just not fine art they were dealing with. I get surgery this Tuesday 2.8. It is minor & it's going to smooth like butter.

[@phillipseaton7163]

Hi Jenni sorry missed it live great video interesting have a great one

[@JenniGives]

Hi Philip 🐝 I’m glad I could make something out of almost nothing 😀 next time 😏 its probably only cause a post off the normal day

[@IntotheSunset]

Nice Jenni. Fascinating stuff. I hope you are well. Love your adventures.

[@JenniGives]

Thank you!

[@bobkerr8887]

Cool stuff once again! That glass you found near the speaker frame is part of a 1950s to 60s TV set! And I bet the speaker frame was in the TV. I see tire tracks here and there,are vehicles allowed on the old RR right of way? Might be a cool thing to take my new bike on it and cover a lot of it. O and the markers there are a few different types of those and you can look them up! Someone here in Indiana found one mounted vertical in a concrete fence post. Only one I have ever seen like that and not sure why it was done that wayasthey are usually used to set a surveyor transit above. And have to be flat on the ground to do that.

[@JenniGives]

Ha! That cup was from the 50’s A 50’s burn pile 😉😅 who woulda thought. Yes people drive out there. I don’t think the rail line is completely drivable. I know its washed out in spots.

[@bobkerr8887]

@@JenniGives Washouts you can usually get through or around on a Motocycle like I got. That would be soo cool to film the whole length of it! If motorcycles are allowed off road there anyway.

[@JenniGives]

@@bobkerr8887 ahh correct!

[@Corgis175]

A really good search and most likely a success.

[@JenniGives]

This man, Mr. Jenifer, really doesn't have too much about him in the modern world. My mom is helping me see if we can find his birth certificate.

[@glenngodfrey5486]

Great Adventuring

[@JenniGives]

Thanks Glenn!

[@brycehongola2425]

Sometimes what was is more interesting than what is☮️🌵

[@JenniGives]

This is true.

[@theforgotten5661]

I would love to be on the Jennifer railroad line on a long trip with Jenni we could stop in every town along the way so she could take her videos and post them everyday. But I would make sure it would take a lifetime just to keep Jenni happy everyday because her smile is like looking at a beautiful sunrise and even more beautiful when you see the sunset so that train would go on forever until the end of time

[@JenniGives]

That would be cool!

[@theforgotten5661]

@@JenniGives yes that would be cool especially if it was with you

[@tastiger91]

Nice spot to visit.

[@JenniGives]

💯

[@charleyfolkes]

I wonder what that melted glass is we always find by old mines ?! It always seems dark green or brownish and sometimes you see it amongst old fire bricks like some kind of smelter ? Someone said it was something added to burn the impurities out of the ore to get the gold or silver out, and often you’ll see huge piles of the stuff all bubbled and blistered

[@JenniGives]

Kiln glass was a by product of borax. A part of borax can be used for ceramics, so it is almost glazed. Most pieces I have seen though are grey and blueish. I was impressed Mary knew immediately the glass was burned. I just thought it was that color to start. Makes sense to add something to take out the impurities. So many details.

[@charleyfolkes]

@@JenniGives So many mysteries in the desert ! I know we saw some out in DV somewhere and they looked like jewels in contrast to surroundings - 🍻

[@riverbender9898]

Very interesting. I'm guessing your RAV breakdown had a happy outcome. Thank You.

[@JenniGives]

Yes, thanks! It took a few days for a new battery, but we are back in the saddle again!

[@blessedveteran]

I would love to explore like this with you one day. Not a lot of people I know like to do this. So glad you do, my friend 😊

[@JenniGives]

Thank you very much!

[@mazlosoutdooradventures8594]

Awesome thank you for the History lessons

[@JenniGives]

Glad you like it. Mr. Jenifer will come back up when I get to Furnace Creek Inn

[@mazlosoutdooradventures8594]

That rock looked like jasper and obsidian

[@JenniGives]

ok cool. Jim said test with a magnet also to see if it is a chunk of meteroite...

[@mazlosoutdooradventures8594]

@@JenniGives I thought one of the rocks I found was a meteorite once I got a hold of UNLV and they assured me just by the geographic location that it couldn't be I was shocked that they could do such a thing oh they looked at the picture Turns out meteorites are extremely rare you're more likely to stumble across a golden nugget ... But if it does stick to magnet maybe it's something else I've got a bunch of obsidian if you want to compare

[@JenniGives]

@@mazlosoutdooradventures8594 I was wondering about the rarity of a meteorite. I was thinking where we found it wasn't a remote place. people were driving the back roads while I filmed and zoomed past us. I left it tho

[@seb3317]

Hi Jenny Pin In the Atlas recommended you, wonderful videos looking forward to see more !

[@JenniGives]

🙌☺️🥰 Hi! welcome along! They are wonderful people, aren’t they?

[@gripweed4041]

It’s gorgeous because there’s no other place like it ☠️☀️ ….good sleuthing!

[@JenniGives]

Thank You for noticing.

[@coffeenut9154]

Great video and with all those rocks you could get some and have the kids paint someup and then when you go on your adventures leave them in different areas I have seen some people paint positive words like love, faith, hope etc and leave them or just plain decorate them and people do leave them in odd spots for others to find

[@JenniGives]

That would be cool!

[@jimgarland2653]

Good afternoon Jenni

[@JenniGives]

Hi Jim. Looks like a nice non-windy day here.

[@SoteroDiaz]

This video is so cool, I watched it twice! This checked the boxes! Paleontology, archeology, zoology, geography and photography/video graphics. Well done.

[@JenniGives]

Wow, thanks! I hadn't thought about that!

[@WaltzingMatildaDale]

It's a rail spike, not a tie. And 2 pieces of threaded nuts, not a bolt

[@JenniGives]

Thank you. I knew it was a spike. I notice I've been messing that one up with ties a lot, not sure why. usually catch that in editing. BUT did not think the nut through.

[@LesMorrisracing]

Hi Jen, do you think the shiny rock could of been a meteor ???

[@JenniGives]

Someone else mentioned that. I need to get a magnet & that is how one would test that. I am learning just the same as you guys lol

[@michaeljimenez1203]

@@JenniGives Finding something that traveled the Universe, That would be something. I need to put a magnet in my trailer. You never know. Thanks Jenni !

[@budinfield9746]

What a sweet adventure with the hottest girl on the internet! Hitting the thumbs up and sharing with my friends!

[@JenniGives]

Thanks Bud 🥰 you’re the best!

[@TheLostTurtle1]

Anna's Burning Curiosity sent me. I'm your newest subscriber

[@JenniGives]

Welcome!! I am so glad you found me. We can be lost together!

[@JenniGives]

Also am I now your newest subscriber? ;D

[@TheLostTurtle1]

@@JenniGives thank you.

[@jimgarland2653]

Meteorites are magnetic rocks are not meteors are worth alot of money.

[@JenniGives]

OH that is what the magnet is for. ok I will figure out one to get cause that would be an easy test.

[@jimgarland2653]

@@JenniGives one of those rocks you picked up that looked like it was burnt could of been bring a keep one on you the next time you go exploring

[@JenniGives]

@@jimgarland2653 what kind I am looking to get? I don't think all magnets are created equal lol

[@jimgarland2653]

@@JenniGives any kind if it sticks you know there’s metal in it and it’s probably a meteor

[@mazlosoutdooradventures8594]

Why not start your own town named Jenifer. Lol

[@JenniGives]

I totally would. hahaha idk

[@stephenesler1125]

Imagine building that railroad back in the day no thanks

[@ronaldcadiuex4009]

Maybe you found the remains of Jimmy Hoffa LOL

[@JenniGives]

😂