Weird Equipment Failures... This Mine Gave Me A Bad Feeling

[@sgt.rudrider7955]

Thanks!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thank you!

[@Herbybandit]

The fawn is actually a coyote, it's got whiskers, paws and claws if you look close. It looks like a mineral collector has been in there judging by the little piles of blue minerals laid in patches toward the back of the mine.

[@jamesriggsdds2337]

Yeah it’s a coyote. Old Wiley Coyote finally met his doom!😁

[@Herbybandit]

@@vintageexcellence I'd expect a cave beaver to have more hair than that! 🤣

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Yes, your correct.. it was a coyote.

[@jmware2004]

Face looks like a coyote

[@moist_iguana]

that blue ore looks like turquoise or lapis lazuli or sodalite materials maybe even some copper rich ore deposits too

[@christopherwells372]

Enjoyed the drone overview! Clearly showed the area. I can see why you enjoy these tools. 😊

[@roynapora7683]

Thanks for having me along for your venture. Love the desert scenes from the drone in addition to the mines. Takes me away from my day to day!!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thank you very much!

[@jamessell4490]

Definitely an unusual mine. Strange all the electrical issues and odd pixilations that showed up. Stay safe. I'm sure whatever was giving you bad vibes was something you should pay attention to. Can't wait for next week

[@lowrangeoverland9013]

outstanding footage💯👍🏆

[@blurboards1]

My wife has the same uneasy feeling about certain places, usually older houses. Sometimes certain locations, such as Oysterville on Long Beach, WA. That place gives her the Willy’s. Have a good week.

[@jjano2320]

Some places have a good feel also.

[@G1966TK]

Great Explore!

[@dj_react]

My goodness, I haven't had a chance to watch in a while but oh man that drone footage is so great! Really helps to understand what went on underground. Thanks!

[@shawnzalewski1917]

We all know Gly is excited to go into a mine just as much as we are when Gly gets right to the mine!! LET’S GO!!!

[@bigdaddy1363]

And safely gets out of mine after the exploration.

[@nmandmc1]

I just love the drone flying, it really puts everything into perspective and how the mines are laid out :) Hope this helps out the tip jar a little bit!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thank you very much!

[@darrellh1084]

...👍🏾🙏👍🏾✨✨✨See you next week sir✨✨✨👍🏾🙏👍🏾...

[@deblewis8374]

I always listen to the little voice in my head! Stay safe!

[@deanmc178]

another great video gly ,, see you next weekend buddy

[@lesbendo6363]

Coffee in hand! ☕ enjoying another Great Video. Thank you! 🇨🇦

[@sandiewilliams7407]

The title of this video should have been "The Incredible Shrinking Belly!" Jus playin! Be good and safe my mighty mine man! 🙏

[@flam8882]

Wow, so much blue !!

[@Tomcroese]

Nice made video! You are good at this!

[@chillindave1357]

Gly "Hollywood" Coolness... your work after the journey is awesome! Top Notch young man 🙂

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thanks!

[@soho71]

Hey Gly, the lack of graffiti may indicate a serious and stern Forman. So the normal happy go lucky feeling isn’t in this mine. It was run strictly as a business and not a daycare for misfit miners. The long gone Forman may have left a strong imprint on the mine. If you say you “feel” the mine…. You must believe in something, if not paranormal… we all get the goosebumps and feels. It’s in our DNA. Safe exploring my friend.

[@rawbsworld6604]

Everyone has a spidey sense just some folk aren’t aware of it! 😝✌️

[@jasongoodrich1]

That's exactly what I thought.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: It’s a sixth sense for sure.

[@haroldishoy2113]

My thoughts on the “strictly business” foreman were the same, that and the possible fact that these miners and crews were itinerant going from one mine to another or even job to job which may not have been mining. If I estimate this may have been around the time when some of the major hydroelectric plants were being constructed out west.

[@markhooper5824]

All very interesting even though it wasn't what you expected.👍

[@garydaniels2002]

Gly very good job with this mine be safe in these mine🤩💜

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Totally understand that feeling you had. Malfunctioning equipment and all, just filmed a place yesterday that had the same type of eerie bad vibe, we couldn’t wait to leave. It’s hard to explain but when you feel it you know it.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: You’re 100% correct, when you feel it you know it.

[@bobbeals1509]

I am excited since you said you were going to take a batch of that stuff you wear off for a change so we can see where you are going

[@michaelmuenker1959]

I don't know how many followers you have from Europe but I follow another man,Frank from Canada,BC

[@cortsadventures]

Well Gly, another great explore, enjoy the break!

[@justinmoreland3570]

Hello and Happy Saturday Gly Another good video and interesting mine. As always be safe out there !

[@denyscpoyner]

At 8:27 when you are turning the drone around, looks like a shovel head on the ground at the bottom of the shot. 🧐👍

[@bigdaddy1363]

We have learned so much from your videos. Just stay safe and get a partner to tag along with you for safety. Whether they go inside with you or stay outside while exploring, just have a partner.

[@Boga217]

He doesn't need a partner. He's survived some seriously sketchy mines with no assistance.

[@Swaggerlot]

I think he has developed a death wish.

[@captainjonna1034]

Gly did explain that if he had partner he would spend all of his time worrying for their safety and does not do a very good job at looking after his safety, he said he turns into a mother hen, which after being a carer for people for most of life i totally get.

[@kalielik]

@@captainjonna1034 I don't remember exactly but I think Gly tells people where he's going and about what time he should be back, so if anything happens, there's people who know what to do.

[@22pieter]

hell of walk gly strange mine and strange vibes. hopefully next time everything is up and running nice and smoothly see you next time greetings Pieter

[@RichardEllison-n3d]

Really enjoying your in detph videos. sure gets the exploring juices flowing. Can you share the search resources you're using to find these mines? I enjoy the challenge. Thanks

[@TheShornak]

Hello Gly, right at about the 7:35 mark in this video looks like a rock structure on the hill, you can see it again at the 10:25. Did you look at that?

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Yes, I walked up on that. It was a platform built for a winch setup, maybe for a slusher? I’m not 100% sure.

[@jacklisiecki2389]

Nice drone footage at the beginning of the video. The mine really did have a strange "feel" to it. Thanks for another great video and all your hard work to bring a video to us.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Nice drone flying and better luck wit the mines next time, perhaps there wil be another small opening to a heaven for mine exploring.

[@lisalovessummertime8453]

Happy Saturday Gly and everyone. What great videos of Mine exploration. The drone captures alot that we may not always necessarily be able to see, especially if the Mine may be more of a dangerous situation. Thank you Gly and have a wonderful weekend. 💕🙌😊

[@rawbsworld6604]

On behalf of everyone hi 🙋‍♂️ Lisa ! Morning ☕️ ☀️

[@lisalovessummertime8453]

@@rawbsworld6604 Hi my friend :) 🙋‍♀️

[@richardwarnock2789]

Yeah that's the packing !!!; )

[@petewebster2977]

Another cool adventure Gly, nice day for a hike . Pete Australia 🇦🇺

[@EraX52]

I was in complete shock when I noticed the architecture and the newspaper mine were all bunched up together in one placem Great Video gly, I would hope for you do some california mines again.

[@TayTayFive]

Great drone footage! Very weird, messy little mine. At 31:22 there is a board on the ground, anything under it?

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: It was a small winze that went down a few feet.

[@ellyk8834]

Happy Saturday! Love from Canada, eh?

[@gyprocman8163]

🇨🇦 Nice job eh. Thank you for the adventures.

[@kirklangford6267]

All that blue 💙 a rock collectors dream 😮

[@jerrypennington8045]

Hey Gly really enjoy your videos,I was wondering is that mr.bill hanging on your roll bar. Thanks again see you in the next mine.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Yes it is! His friend Sluggo went missing though, I think he flew out the window. Lol

[@Name-ot3xw]

Gonna shoutout for the Nanuk line of hard cases too. Good price and the double latch makes it not fall open. I have a carry-on sized one for my walking around toolbox.

[@davepratt7711]

I always enjoy your adventures weather you get to go under ground or not. Just incase you missed it, at 08:28 in the drone flight, just as you turn around and notice the low battery, if you look down on the ground center screen you caught surprise artifact on camera. A shovel 😊

[@jenniffer9034]

What an educational and informative mine adventure Gly! Have a blessed and safe day! See you next time.

[@ItsLexieMarie]

This mine was a strange one.. glad left safe.

[@timpavloff1567]

Very impressive drone skills 🖒😎

[@jeanette8943]

this was still really cool following the stopes, thanks Gly!

[@NVR_Forfeit]

It was totally the Tommyknockers messing with you on this mine exploring video. Lol 😂

[@colleenvarlow8764]

Hello Gly, I love these adventures. Thanks. Such long open stopes. Wowee.

[@ruthfield4083]

wow another amazing video, the landscape was amazing it must have been hell to walk up amagine how the old timers must have felt....you must sleep like the dead buddy when your head hits the pillow......always go with your gut feeling and stay safe......great stuff...

[@kstaffidaho4637]

Gly, your drone work is astounding! Well worth the money.

[@marvinjameson2104]

Gly, That was a dead Coyote not a Fawn.

[@rawbsworld6604]

👍😂 condition it was in could be anything he wanted it to be! Personally I think it was a sleestak 😝 ✌️

[@harveypeters9015]

14:30 Mid screen. Seems to be waste rock in front of white-ish rock face, which runs all the way up the hillside to the Left. There looks to be open stopes along this line. I think this was what you were looking for.

[@andrewphillips9123]

Always sounds to me so you must be doing it right. LOL At 8.23 someone left a shovel out in the open. good video Gly. Maybe bucket will have something to say next week.

[@willielangoor4369]

Top drown work the pro's would be jealous. Thought this would have been a great find , but cant happen every time . But like always a great episode . Have a great week and hoping you strike gold on the next find . Catch up next week . Be Safe keep happy . best wishes from Your Australian friend and little Mimi Dog . Have shared and liked

[@gregmonger5747]

Good day Gly, nice drone footage and a small mine to explore. We should all be happy when an uneventful, decent explore occurs. If your gut is saying "bad vibes", then trust your instincts and be extra careful. See you next weekend.

[@mikerietz1877]

Hello my good friend I enjoy your show keep up good work maybe the mine could be haunted from the past

[@robmez]

Win some you lose some , love the drone work amazing shots at the stopes from above ,it’s amazing how the miners split the mountains in half for 1000s of feet been a excellent summer so far ,keep them coming

[@williamt5837]

I think you just made buckets list! 😁

[@debrasonger8346]

Thank you GOD bless you

[@mickie7873]

That drone work sure saves you some walking time. Don't you @ 21:23, get alittle tired of the crawling & wiggling, much less the walking of the hills? (I sure don't have that stamina anymore). But, you always seem so upbeat, non the less. Lots of "Blues", diffinetly telling of a Copper search. Going out and your "panning" of the area w/the drone, thru the credits...look! at the erosion from water and snow melt over decades! Quite the challenging area for hiking thru or the miners getting to. Thank you for the" scenes of the West" as I live in lots of "greens" & trees in Wisc.

[@outcastmotorsports7425]

Love all your videos Gly. Be safe in future adventures and looking forward to more content

[@johnbrownlee7623]

Sure is nice of them, to put out the welcome signs.....That is one sweet Drone...Looks like your using the drone more for Investigating....The scenery is Most Excellent....Gly, dont beat yourself up about the headlight.....The Video turned out just fine..........Good Job............JB.

[@johnizitchiforalongtime]

Love the narrative with the drone footage, but that is only the beginning. What the mine reveals is another thing. Chock this one up for a dime, "The Dead Deer Mine". Better luck ole chap.

[@tinadelwiche416]

Good morning,, Gly,,,Gly happy to be a BIG supporter of an awesome channel that u have created with such great innovation. Thank you for sharing that. 😊You made the right decision not to damage Old Bob 👍 This mine must of had a lot of stopes because they followed the vein close to the surface. Still a fascinating video. Thanks as always.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I think at one time the workings were probably quite large before all of it collapsed. Take care Tina!

[@tinadelwiche416]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces yes. I agree

[@bebeandjohnnotsonomadiclif5287]

@7:35 is that an old cabin made of stone? Center screen lower.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I’m guessing that was the foundation to a small structure or a wind break for the forge and drill steel retooling.

[@relevantinformation6655]

Just pristine !

[@angusanderson6673]

That wasn't a deer, that was a dog of some sort. Great explore as always Gly.

[@garysmcdermott]

I was thinking a coyote from the coloring and whiskers. Also at 26:29 it looked like something was walled in with larger rocks on the right hand side. Last thing you would want to do in that hole would be to start pulling rock down onto yourself tho

[@jgalloway2407]

Agree, you can see the pads on its foot - a fox or coyote.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Yep, it was a coyote. I was mistaken.

[@badhaggus4269]

I have always been curious as to why certain areas look the way they do, what caused it to be shaped in such a way. Your journey's have taught me a lot about what the earth did and what man did and why, I don't always see everything but I see a lot more thanks to your videos.

[@MPGunther1]

Trust me Gly... Your video's NEVER disappoint!

[@67volksrodder]

Enjoyed this mine. Love thise old dry mines. Stay safe.

[@briannave7326]

Drones are great for your videos and you’re very good at using them.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thanks!

[@annahogsett3967]

cant all be super-thanks Gly

[@firiusdubblethink]

Gly, you gotta press the button on the DJI battery a certain way to keep it from discharging halfway for safety. Also, do not leave them in the heat!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Yes, they can overheat pretty quickly. Lesson learned.

[@japdog9]

great drone footage , there a good tool , searching for holes is harder than it sounds , lol i miss the old start where you find your crack . keep up the good work .

[@fredfarquar8301]

Thanks, Gly, couldn’t view this for a couple days, but finally did! Have you noticed (as I think I have) that mines where copper is the primary metal have virtually no miners’ graffiti and artwork compared to gold and silver mines? Any old timers have a reason for this?

[@jimForgottenHinterland]

That little bottle you found with the liquid in it is probably HCL. Geologists and mineral collectors use it to test for limestone and other carbonates. I have a couple just like it. Also, it looks as if mineral collectors have been in there. That crumply paper can be used to pack mineral specimens. That it was there on that small stack of rocks leads me to think that. I have seen that before. I use TP. I don't remember if you got to the mine that is north and slightly west of the Architecture mine? There is a rather green looking dump there. I think it is something I need to see! Like I need more mineral specimens. I have a basement full and several display cases scattered about the house already. Which drone do you find most useful? I have looked at the small one you have but it seems a bit shy on battery capacity. Thanks.

[@garysmcdermott]

A friend who grew up in Bisbee, Az used to go through tailings looking for Bisbee Blue turquoise. Said he would touch it to his tongue and if it felt slick it was worth keeping, if it felt rough he called it leaverite (leave 'er right there). Since then a mining engineer told me that was a great way to poison yourself. I think you are right, and the plastic bottle had a 'scientific' method to identify gemstone quality copper minerals

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: That makes the most sense, I think someone was out there taking samples. Im sold on the DJI AVATA for close quarters recon.

[@robertbolino9052]

By your self!! Smart!! That mine walls looked like a killer !! Your a trusting soul!!

[@MidlandAngelGems]

Fabulous explore as always, i'm sure Bucket will get a 'handle' on his feelings soon lol 😝😊. Take care Gly see ya same time ,next week ;-) x

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I hope so, I’m tired of the silent treatment.

[@brooksrownd2275]

The switches in my headlamps only last about 2 years. Sweat or rain eventually kill the switch and it won't work anymore. I buy a new one every year or two.

[@nelsonminingandabandonedplaces]

Great video Gly. But go with your gut its telling you something. I did a video on a mine and i get to the 700 level and something tells me to not go any farther alone i even pushed it to the 800 level and the feeling was intense. i have tried a few times and the same feeling at the same spot and then i started to have dreams if i go alone something bad will happen i need a partner. there is so much left underground and to hit the bottom is going to be epic but cant do it solo that bad feeling is way to strong. And i am in mines everyday

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Part of it is psychological, your subconscious will manifest things that aren’t there due to high stress environments. You can read a lot of stories about WWI soldiers seeing things in the trenches that weren’t there.

[@nelsonminingandabandonedplaces]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces So true Gly.

[@StirlingLighthouse]

This mine did have a weird vibe. But, you didn’t get squished! Lol Thanks as always Gly 🙏

[@eliaskoelho]

Saturday is the day to watch Gly exploring mines and watch Jonathan Bird cave diving, stay safe Gly.

[@stephenmiller5023]

It’s not the “ Hoe” you’ve been hanging out lately with that’s got bucket all worked up & worried about , it’s that Toilet seat you bought . He’s probably clenched up tighter than a “ Bull’s ass during fly season” as my Buddy big Al is fond of saying…… 😉😆. That fly-over with the drone at the beginning of this one sure shows the scope & magnitude of what those “ Mole-men” old miners were capable of doing back in the day . I’m STILL amazed at just how much lumber & raw materials they had to haul in from who knows how far away & then haul underground and set up inside , and at how well a lot has held up for decades & a century in some cases. Really shows their craftsmanship. Since you are still in Nevada & since now I’m wondering, have you ever thought about possibly doing an episode or adventure up at the Comstock mines in Virginia city area?? We have visited the town more than a few times & I always wanted a more in -depth look at all those underground workings other than the one guided mine tour we took once. The square-set timbering used underground over there was simply amazing from what we saw that trip . Thanks again Buddy Gly for all you go look at and share with us . Be safe & C-ya next time 😎👍

[@1206chaos]

So when you left the area did you get your headlamp to work? Thanks for the sky view. That was a goofy mine. Take care of yourself sir.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I will explain all that in next Saturday’s video. 👍

[@Tuberuser187]

I just love how the drone shots make the mine workings in this terrain look like ant workings do to us, with the random holes and piles of extracted material around them.

[@rayblyth9951]

Hi Gly I think you are right about that mine not a good vibe 😮

[@debrakish9659]

Maybe the weird vibe you spoke of comes from the fact that there was a sign at the entrance saying DO NOT ENTER because it's dangerous and you went in anyway? I was surprised that you didn't even comment on that. I still enjoyed seeing what's in there even though I was nervous that you went in anyway.

[@Johnketes54]

He and all the explorer's do, Most people ignore signs, I ignored the speed limits for years until I caught i had a "good run"

[@oculusangelicus8978]

Oh well, you can't always hit it out of the park Gly! But the last few episodes have been some excellent mines and with all of those stopes all collapsed it was going to be a let down in the small portal. It was great for you to share with us the locations of these mines as they are in relation to each other. That was really cool to see and that alone was really cool to see that these mines were all taking part of all the same ore seam as it stretches across the land, that was really cool to see. It is so amazing to me, to see that these seams are out in the open and that all it took was some guys prospecting across the land, looking for ore bodies to start mining operations. and in an era where there were seldom any people in the region. In a state that didn't have one of it's major cities until much later in the forties and fifties indeed Nevada would have been a place with a low population. I love seeing the History of a place through the mines that exist in a region! It would be really cool to see them all in their heyday! Especially the "Thunder Ridge mine!"

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I wish I had a time machine, especially for the Thunder Ridge Mine area.

[@LewisCowles]

Stay safe Gly

[@Love2Wander]

Love the channel as for the headlamp does it have a lock on it? The one I use for hiking does. Stay safe and keep exploring

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: No, mine doesn’t have a locking feature.

[@larry785]

Could be that drone flying - Try some Dramamine? Or maybe it's a Drama mine??? LOL!

[@feathercatcher]

Happy Father's Day to all you dads.❤

[@aliciachapman]

Hey Gly did you see the shovel right before your battery died on your drone? Great video! Keep up the awesome work!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I did! And I may have to go back there next spring to investigate that.

[@agentbertram4769]

Thanks Gly! The drones are coming into their own now. Very labour saving.

[@ElJohnerino]

@GLY: Beautiful place, and that clear blue sky - what kind of temp are you in when you're doing the outdoor bits?

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: It was in the high 60’s that day.

[@ElJohnerino]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Wow, it looks so much warmer! Altitude I guess. 😬

[@haroldishoy2113]

And to think a former co-worker I knew in the late 1990s had a side hustle documenting houses for real estate brochures and realtors by using a remote control 35mm camera lofted by a large helium balloon. My oh my how things have changed for our benefit. Thanks Gly for putting all of these professional quality video presentations together.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I’m amazed at the technology and it’s ease of use. I thought I’d see flying cars in my lifetime but this is pretty cool too.

[@michaelmuenker1959]

Hi Gly.I'm from Germany and I like your channel so much.The landscape of Nevada is fantastic but we don't have deserts here .In my very old Rand Mc Nally I looked over the map of Nevada .The distance between Carson City,Ely and Utah is enormous.Where do you live and how many miles do you have to drive to find the mines.The prize per gallon is not as it used to be in the sixties.Nevertheless I like your channel your way of explanatiom everything and your drone footage

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thank you very much!