My First Ghostly Encounter, *WARNING* Goosebumps Ahead!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Hope your having a great weekend everyone! Now, I understand that paranormal stuff can be quite controversial so before you comment please understand that I’m not trying to convince ANYBODY. I’m merely telling you my story as it happened and what I experienced. Oh… by the way… check out Mr M’s latest behind the scenes video at Abandoned & Forgotten Footage. Here’s the link! kzbin.info/door/dg1JMTJWcmQI17SOylAxIg

[@jaydee7017]

Yeah but your sixth sense was talking too you the entire time wasn't it? How many times did you have to stop and calm yourself? Was it adrenaline or your sixth sense, your gut instincts, saying turn around?

[@PanamaRose]

Was 'someone or something' giving you a warning not to go further?

[@christophermorin9036]

Sweet....someone didn't want you going any farther into that collapse and stopped you.

[@williameddlewis4625]

glad you back also i agree with the dad thing he let your mates know there was something up n gave you a fright to keep you out of harms way. that or some one died down there and didn't get buried.

[@Mrs.Fortescue]

😅💦 Glad you didn't go there. I was screaming in my mind "don't go there, don't go there!" I was surprised that you went that far in that hellhole. I'm sure it was your guardian angel sent by your father who came to stop you. And thanks, you too!

[@coaldigger1998]

I was a underground coal miner for 45 years, retired last year. I never believed in ghost or goblins. That being said I was working one Sunday setting timbers about 2 miles from the portal where we cut into some old works that were mined in the 20s. I just got the timber sawed and turned around to set it when I felt someone behind me and heard the word damn. I was the only one in the mine at the time. I turned to see who it was, no one there but some slick bottom boot prints in the fresh rock dust and the smell of carbide. I changed my mind that day.

[@diannemc4840]

Thats awesome!!!

[@elmagnifico8475]

Wicked Cool! Thanks!

[@transmaster]

Holycow😳

[@mrsm513]

Whoa…..certainly makes me wonder?

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

Quick question. What was your wage as a coal miner. Second did you receive a pension and is it adequate. I have never got a chance to ask that question of a 45 year miner. Thanks for the comment.

[@handgrenade7181]

I had a very strange situation similar to yours. A few years back I was exploring an old mine in the Utah west desert that was at the time still unblocked. A buddy of mine has been exploring mines for many years and this was my third time out with him. I was pretty deep into a vertical shaft and he was above me waiting to come down behind me. I heard him, clear as day say, “it’s time to turn around”, and because he is far more experienced as I am, I didn’t hesitate, I turned around and climbed back. As I climbed out, I realized he was way ahead of me, almost out of the mine, standing almost to the entrance, just staring at me. He said “where did you go?” I said “I was down the shaft when you told me to come out”. I thought it was really strange he left me behind, and he looked very confused, and said “I heard you call out to me…” and he pointed to the entrance of the mine. He said he heard me calling to him from outside the mine, and he went looking for me and couldn’t find me by my Jeep, so after a few minutes he went back in and heard me walking to towards him. We left the mine and just sat there very confused. He heard my from outside the mine, I heard his voice inside the mine… our voices were telling each other it was time to leave. We argued about it for a minute and decided to drive home. We argued this over the next few times we were together, jokingly blaming each other for wanting to leave early and wasting our day. We decided to go back, and this time we brought another friend to the mine, and the entrance had completely collapsed. Something tells me that it was something or someone looking out for us.

[@mq9893]

wow thats wild, glad y'all left when "told to"

[@Juiicedd]

this is incredible!

[@blurboards1]

You don’t need to explain to anyone when or why you don’t feel comfortable moving on to explore something dangerous. Stay alive Gly. Welcome back, see you on the next one 😎

[@relevantinformation6655]

Absolutely!!

[@LP-fy8wr]

I second that, Gly knows his stuff, if it does not feel right its not right and should be avoided. This man is still alive for a reason

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

Sh*t I wouldn't even be going down in collar much less go into that collapse, I ain't gonna do it. For sure no explanation needed .

[@relevantinformation6655]

@@CaptRich-bi3gp go down in the collar? Heck, I get nervous just watching this on an iPad … 😁 I will say that the mines offer about the same danger factor as some of those dollar store Vienna sausages Mr M dines on 😳. 🤣

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

@@relevantinformation6655 I'm with you 50%; mines never, dollar store Vienna Sausages bring 'em on... LoL

[@jeanette8943]

the postscript to your mom is lovely. she did a good job raising you, brave enough to take chances, smart enough to know the limits.

[@donmarion8808]

Right out of high school I went to work at a small underground mine in southern Arizona. The owner had assigned me to work by myself in the main haulage straightening track with a Jim Crow, while I was bent over reattaching the tool to the track I felt a tight squeeze and pushing motion on my shoulder. ( it's pretty common when your working in tight places with a lot of noise and tools to touch the person you passing behind to let them know you are behind them) anyway I assumed it was my boss. I stood up and no one was there. I walked further down the haulage to the powder mag and no one was there, checked the shaft station and walked out to the Portal. As I walked out of the Portal my boss came walking out of the day room. He was like are you OK. And I told him what happened. He took it in stride and said I'm not surprised, several miners were killed when they dug into a unexploded round back when the mine was originally opened in the late 1800's. He said they were probably letting you know they were still there. That was 40 years ago and I still don't know what to think about it.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thanks for the great comment! What I experienced was very similar and this is certainly something I’ll be thinking about for the rest of my life also.

[@Dutch_bastard_23]

I do not mean to take away the mistery and I am happy to believe you in full, yes, but I am a full-time construction worker and often have those similar 'twitches' or the feeling of being prodded by a stick or a finger around my shoulders, arms, back whilst lifting and getting on and off scaffolds/ladders, crawling under floors in wet sand etc. I think I know exactly how you must have felt, but it's just the muscles spasming with quick on and of tension, just as a result of a shock to your muscular system by the work you are doing. It must be smth like that. Greetings from Holland 🇳🇱

[@subvertedworld]

@@Dutch_bastard_23 There was an audible sound of something moving behind him. It was supernatural for sure.

[@Dutch_bastard_23]

@@subvertedworld always stay rational and logical first

[@subvertedworld]

@@Dutch_bastard_23 staying rational won't explain what made that noise when it wasn't him. One day in sure you'll run across something that you can't explain by conventional means. I've messed around with enough things that you shouldn't mess with to know that the material world is a very very small portion of our existence. It's just a very persistent illusion that has a sturdy grip on your mind.

[@kdigiacomo]

I do construction and have no idea how many houses I've framed in the 30 or so years. I can't imagine framing in these shafts, totally blows my mind and they did stuff like this 100 years ago. Respects!

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

It's pretty amazing. The thing is as they were dropping the we're adding the collars. So it was relatively close to them. Still heavy wood in a remote location with only hand tools.

[@sighfly2928]

Just to add some context to this comment; the Great Pyramids were built 2600 BC (roughly 4,500 years ago). I’d highly recommend you visit them in person because it will single handedly change the way you perceive ancient human intelligence.

[@HollywoodGraham]

First thing this morning, get up, second thing watch the Snozzleator 5000 in action after its hiatus. Glad you guys are back to exploring.

[@grimpath]

You need to get an "RC Bob", a little RC rock crawler with a GoPro mount and a retrieval line tied on it to send into those collapsed areas.

[@landonferguson7282]

I was thinking the same thing, but wasn't sure what kind of vehicle would be able to go over those rocks without getting stuck

[@rileymanderscheid9805]

@@landonferguson7282 maybe a small drone type thing or something in a "spider like" config that could crawl over rough terrain?

[@grimpath]

@@landonferguson7282 Axial is the best known brand for them, but most manufacturers make something now. If he wanted an actual mini Bob, Tamiya makes a Wrangler kit, though I doubt it would be nimble enough to do the job.

[@Reziac]

Maybe just a little camera on a fishing pole.

[@kadoj]

@@grimpath I don’t think a wheeled vehicle would work all that well. The terrain is too extreme in a lot of cases. they have tracked archaeological RC drones now with treads that can articulate, rotate, and reshape as is appropriate for terrain. Started with the need for something to get into tiny passages in the Giza pyramids where a human couldn’t fit. Now they use them for that, as well as military purposes such as reconnaissance, bomb disposal, remote weapons delivery etc. DARPA actually just had a huge contest for people to build new and improved unmanned vehicles for much the same purposes, with a focus on subterranean exploration. There were some really interesting entries, some fairly traditional and some very creative, like a snake-bot that could climb ropes and such. Really cool.

[@PBRJOHN684]

Gly That was a really brilliant episode this week mate, and I do believe that we all have our Guardian Angels watching over us. And that last segment you added was really touching 👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🙏

[@chrisackerley1842]

I think it was a warning, Gly. Something was telling you "get out of here, this place isn't safe!" Nobody is more superstitious than a hard rock miner, and maybe there's a reason for that. Strange things happen in the deep places in the Earth.

[@matttaylor3041]

Gly, you definitely made the right move by getting out and re-grouping. It is WAY too early for an "In Memoriam" episode! Stay safe buddy....

[@kanerockhound8148]

HOORAY! My Saturday morning cartoons are back! Seriously though your videos are my favorite part of Saturday mornings. Thanks for all you do Gly, Mr. Magnifico, and Randy! Stay safe and stay healthy! Love you guys! Edit after finishing the video: The universe is totally looking out for you man. I'm really glad you're safe and sound Ghost Rocks, Tommy Knockers, or Otherwise be darned.

[@compwiz101]

Makes me wonder; absent a supernatural explanation - but that weight, that sensation of pressure, being something deep in your brain that recognized that situation wasn't right. Something subconscious in your brain recognized something, maybe a sound, maybe a vibration, maybe a crack in overhanging material, and that push was how it manifested "get the hell out of here, this place is going to kill you" Edit: I'm reminded of the anecdote of the time someone investigated the 'haunted' nature of Warwick Laboratory - reports of inexplicable fear, anxiety, a prickling of the neck, even a report of a grey blob that disappeared when looked at directly. He eventually found the culprit: infrasound. The lab extractor fan was resonating at just about 18.9hz, just below human hearing and about the resonant frequency of the human eyeball. Shutting off the extractor and the anxiety and fear just... stopped. Consciously, they didn't notice the sound resonating through the lab, but the rest of their body did. Earthquakes (or say, shifting rock...) can also produce infrasound 🤔

[@maxmustermann5932]

I think Gly was already expecting further collapse and it was making him nervous. And then when he felt something vaguely in that direction, he immediately reacted. Even before the event Gly noted that he had his adrenaline up. This kind of reaction was good and helpful in this situation. But i must wonder if it can also lead to tunnel vision, that is ignoring other things that are also dangerous.

[@foxsicle]

Glad your alright, especially after a lifetime of this kinda thing... Whatever may be in that hole or any hole for that matter, just isn't as important as your own life. And as far as the imagery, memory and concept of your dad pulling you once again to safety somehow when you needed it... thats just really special regardless. =)

[@jaytay8637]

I just can't figure out why I'm fascinated by these vids. as I have raging claustrophobia. It's not so much a terror of being in a tiny space as the idea that you can't get out the absolute second you want to, and here you sure can't !

[@azarahwagner2749]

Well … I can also attest to having guardian angels / spirits around and though the paranormal interests me , I will go the extra distance to debunk things but . I remember many instances of “ Divine Intervention “ that prevented my demise . Once out in the bush / mountains exploring I was tripped by something and landed flat on my face ( it was dusk and had a flashlight ) . Had I not been tripped I would have fallen off the side of an easy 600 foot drop . But ! There was nothing there , no roots , rocks or branches and my boots were still tied up tightly. I am grateful for my guardians and happy you are all safe as well. God Bless

[@davidbridges3292]

My vote is with Azarah Wagner, Gly apparently is in Good standing with the Lord.

[@That_Guy_Miggy]

One experience my buddy and I had: we went to the Dawn Mine out here in Altadena, CA. About 6-7 miles into the hike we were shocked to hear a whistle (one that sounded like as if we were being called) we both looked at each other thinking it was one of us but it wasn’t and there was nobody else within our area… to this day I still think about it

[@delta1224]

I think it was your guardian angel saying "not this time bud! You've given me enough scares!" Lol, in all seriousness be very careful bud. It's good see you, Mr. M, and Randy back at mine exploration again! Have a great weekend and all of you take care.

[@marypearling1418]

Gly, my dad and I were close and unfortunately he passed away in 1999 at 64 y/o. I often times feel his presence which I am always thankful for. This was an awesome explore even with all the collapsed areas that kept you from going further. The fact you didn't die is the best part of this video.

[@friedcircuits3577]

Never chase after ghosts, they've got nothing to lose.

[@Reziac]

Good point...

[@friedcircuits3577]

@@Reziac I help where I can :)

[@TheShornak]

Gly I am so glad I stayed to the end of the video. Brought a tear to my eye. You can really see the appreciation in your eyes for what your mom has done with talk and pray. You were definitely shaken to the core on this. You have lots of guts going into these places and you have a good sense of when enough is enough. Great job. I tell you it makes me so happy to see the 3 of you back at this and doing these videos. They really are great to watch and I have learned so much. Welcome back and welcome back from that mine. Even if that rock didn't fall on you, Something happened and it's best just leave it as it is.

[@grandmamichelle6753]

Another great video, and I am so glad you got out safely. I heard the noise, and it does sound like rock/dirt falling. BTW: Randy’s yellow boot can holder was a real scene stealer. 😊

[@ME-im5qe]

You made the right call Gly. I always try to listen to that small voice in my head, it is usually right about whatever I am involved in. It certainly could have been Dad pulling you back from something serious that was going to happen if you kept going. Thanks for taking us along, teaching us about mines, and making such great video! Glad you are feeling better and look forward to whatever comes next!!

[@nerdgarage]

I would go with the "dad grabbing me by the belt" scenario. For me at least it makes the most sense, although I would see it not as a physical event but rather as your brain "replaying" those same sensations to you as a warning that you would be sure to recognize.

[@MarymarthaMore]

Hello Mr. Coolness I was really like the intro music ( during drone flight & your deep voice narration 🙂) as well as the intro music to this video series. Y’all do a wonderful job of bringing the history of 100 year old Mines to us. Please stay safe! Thank you!

[@gbosearcher-3686]

After watching Mr M's video, I have been waiting for this one. Didn't disappoint. Wow is all I have to say! I love, love the drone footage.

[@I_Am_DK_]

I love how you have full on episodes. Some people might not like that because they don't have the patience but let me say it's so much better than the 15 minute exploration videos.

[@lindasnyder9479]

I am just in total awe for what ya'll do. I've only just now gotten where I can get in an elevator but only after I bury my head in my husbands shoulder and cover my eyes! I am so thankful for what ya'll share with us and I enjoy your videos very much.

[@ErokLobotomist]

Mister M!!! Hell yeah! So glad you guys are back! My weekends are complete again.

[@bobgreaves1716]

Gly: "I'm not dying today". Entire Audience: "We heartily concur!" Stay safe. We love watching this stuff. Most of us because we're too chicken to ever do it ourselves. But the risks are clear all the same and I'm sure I speak for everyone in that we'd never want you to do anything unsafe just for us. We want you out fit and healthy EVERY time.

[@predatorfe]

This is one of the best intros to your videos so far, looks like you're back in full strenght! ;)

[@scottleidenberger4007]

Great video as usual Gly and guy's I had two experiences while working in under ground water reservoirs that I could never find an explanation for. Liked the music in the video and the conversation on the porch. Have a great Labor Day !

[@emmahealy4863]

Every time people talk about "unexplained" cave phenomena I think about the Whispering you get in wet caves. I tried to research exactly why it happens but nobodies studied it in detail, just vagueness about "our brains recognise water swirling as human voices" it always freaks me out because I expect to meet other people and theres never anybody there... I suppose it's like seeing faces in rocks, trees, etc, but the audio equivalent. Freaky

[@bigdave2938]

Gly. Take this as a "Your dad was looking out for you moment". I've had one in my life during the Afghan war, My dad passed away while I was deployed on my second of five deployments to Afghanistan. I wasn't able to make it home for his funeral, but on my fourth deployment I was point man on a patrol, when something grabbed me from my right and pulled into a ditch just a split second before a Taliban IED detonated on the opposite side of the road from me. Everyone behind me thought I dived into the ditch but I know I was pulled in. Now years later when I think back to that moment all I remember was a good solid tug on my webbing and old spice cologne. I may have added the cologne to the memory to justify that it was dad (he always wore old spice), to this day on the anniversary of that day I go out to his grave and split a couple beers with him just to say thanks for keeping an eye out for me that day. Sometimes those we leave behind look out for us when we put ourselves in harms way and need it most.

[@raylowery9466]

ALWAYS, the best mining videos on youtube...........

[@mowingtrimmingedging214]

Glad to have you back! Live to explore more safer mines. I’m Catholic, and I definitely know and believe in God’s Love and Providence. Do not test Him. “….I ain’t going to die today,” the best line in any of your videos! 😎

[@MCHALG-ke7vi]

At 27:16 it sounds like it sounds like someone whispering something! Kinda sounded like "did you hear him" ???

[@rich6244]

I have experienced Ghosts in the past. Not only I, but my wife, and the person that lived in the home. We called it "Herman". He was not violent, but in the middle of the night, would move things, take clothes off the hangers and put them on the floor. Pictures would be upside down, and one night, toilet paper drawn around the light fixtures in the entire upstairs. I once left the house and heard knocking from the back of the door when I was outside. There was no one inside....Keep an open mind and be careful....thanks for the great videos...

[@cathymetz3464]

My Saturday morning coffee buddies. Gly, you had a visit from an angel could have been your dad, a miner, or from something from above. Just say thank you to the spirit and smile knowing you're watched over.

[@andrewtolley3706]

Hi Gly. I have been watching your remarkable adventures for a long time, and I'd like to continue watching them. Obviously that mine was far too dangerous to explore any further, and you made the right decision! Thank you, Saturday Evenings wouldn't be the same without you!

[@cliftondearmond9397]

This video is exactly the reason to never go into an abandoned mine, for every danger you can think of. And also, the outbuildings and other structures around an old mine can be just as dangerous. Old rotted wooden buildings can be a death trap too, or stepping on a rusty nail can be a tetanus shot. And critters can get you too. Even a modern operational mine is extremely dangerous. Stay out, stay alive.

[@gordonthrasher3004]

Gly, you never have to explain yourself. I for one am just glad that it was enough to make you turn around because I didn't like the looks of the back or ribs, it just wasn't good. Glad you are safe and really glad you have Mr. M and Randy backing you up. Super return video, happy to have you back. Thanks to all three of you.

[@aliciarrrrrr]

I’m so glad you’re feeling better Gly, and I’m glad Mr. M quit playing hooky! 😆

[@raylowery9466]

DITTO!

[@mrsm513]

Unfortunately we (Mr M and I) not only have a very sick family member who is currently out of state that we were visiting, we also took a little needed vacation. Can’t promise he won’t have to step back again as our family member is going on hospice and the future is very uncertain. But he’ll try to keep making shows as it keeps his mind off of our current situation… please be patient if he’s unable to get a show out…

[@aliciarrrrrr]

@@mrsm513 I’m so sorry. Prayers for your family. 🙏 I was only joking with Mr. M. ❤️❤️

[@jenniferl2029]

First off I am super glad you are doing and feeling better!!! Next when I watched you go in to the collapse I had to hide my eyes.... then heard you utter words you usually don't...I peeked and was like 👀 oh no what I heard and lack of what I saw along with the testimony of yourself.... got me knowing you were saved by an unknown force! Sooooo thankful that you are safe and very much alive!

[@stevewilkinson7200]

Gly, I worked in a building that was constructed in 1927 for 38 years and have had my share of unexplained occurrences. For me I usually do the same thing you did, I knew exactly what I was hearing until I realized it couldn’t have been what I thought. Honestly, I think it was your dad stopping you and you should just move on and not try do disprove what happened. If you are ever in the San Gabriel Valley area I would love to give you a tour of the building, It is an historical site with a major connection to early California and the Missions. Great to see you back and doing what you love! Cheers.

[@AM23.]

You did not disappoint, I mean the beauty of this mine is just enthralling, those yellow veins, even though they screwed you up

[@IVAN250]

"i hate to say this but im not going any further" dont hate it, everytime you let common sense take over is a win bud. you can always come back some other time with other equipment, more people... or dont come back and explore some other place. but one wrong call and it could lead to a very eerie situation at the very least and at the worst losing whats more important. still a bit of a shame that it was all collapsed, but at least we got those cool shots of you descending the shaft. stay safe Gly!

[@BoingBB]

Yes, going down these mines is always risky and we all want you to keep doing it but we'd rather have a live Gly than one who took one risk too many! Playing it safe is ALWAYS the best option.

[@davidsnodgrass3493]

I'm glad to see you back again. Good show. I'm even happier that you set your boundaries and stick to your policy of not placing yourself in danger. Please stay safe. I missed your show while you were on break, and would be very saddened if you got seriously hurt. Thanks for the video. Till next week. Later.

[@alandohner4426]

Sure appreciate the wild adventures. You guys take it to an amazing level with your improvised tech. Glad you're safe Gly. Good team work Mr.M and Randy. Enjoy your sit down chats as you work things out.

[@donaldlanciano9177]

Glad you decided to get out of there! When I saw what was ahead, I was screaming in my mind: don't do it! I didn't need to be there. I could tell what a mess it was just from the camera. You made the right choice. Don from N.J.

[@kellywilliams5112]

I never believed in the oogie boogie stuff either until a very significant event happened to me while urban exploring in a old abandoned victorian mansion that had at one time been a slave plantation out in the middle of nowhere, I won't get into the story, just to say, I don't believe a lot of the TV and KZbin hype ghostly events and hunts, but I can tell you my experience leads me to believe there can be a paranormal event that can change ones mind..If it wasn't Dad it could it have been a old time miner trying to grab your pants waist or get ahold of your back pockets to pull you out, seems something of a natural reaction even the ghost of a old miner would react to if they perceived you were in danger. oh and welcome back!!

[@lynndurbin9403]

So great to see you back! Exciting explore! Thanks!

[@flyhighrob]

Around the time mark 27:16 when you are backing out, there seems to be an evp or a voice saying something like " i hear you" you are breathing heavy but this is a voice in addition to your breathing. Take a listen.

[@hard367k]

👂👌

[@mrsm513]

We’ll have to check it out..

[@bagel8497]

There is also a scream or screech at 16:24 🥵

[@gregh3299]

Agreed, heard it also. Was listening with headphones, shit, thought I was the only one who heard that.

[@trimbaker1893]

Right on Gly. One day over a beer or two, I will share stories if I ever run across you in my travels. Good job feeling what touched you. George.

[@reefnotrobbie]

Very strange noise at 16:25. Having watched the whole video, there is no wild animal living within that area that would have made that sound. Crazy video, but you definitely made the right choice coming out when you did. Great to have you back and safe and sound for many more adventures to come. Keep up the fantastic work 👍

[@PanamaRose]

I think that's him exhaling at the end of his statement.

[@Reziac]

Yeah, I went back and rewatched too. Definitely no falling rock. Couldn't hear whatever it was.

[@doncastrian]

Sounds like an exhale as you can hear the pitch change and it's timed when he would breathe out

[@richardhanney7950]

After he says "we're gonna take this nice and slow" ,its a clear exhale and its a different pitch and volume than him . Weird,similar one at 21.53 though that could be him

[@sonnyjlewis]

Yes when I heard that I had to rewind to see if I was hearing something outside the house or in the show. Deffo sounded like a wile animal-a large cat.

[@Droneslaught]

Missed ya! glad you are able to return not just for us... but because you clearly enjoy this!

[@edwardaustin740]

Thanks for the return video. With Mr. M sitting there, I'm waiting on him to either get his surf board or show us some nipple rings..😆 I enjoy you three , especially when everyone is just chilling out and just chatting with us.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I think he has rings but their not located on his nipples. Lol

[@Jim-np9it]

Welcome back. We sure have missed your great upliftings in all ways. Be safe and blessed.

[@AvengerBB1]

It would seem someone was giving you a heads up Gly. It would be really creepy to go back a few weeks from now and find that whole section collapsed.

[@rdaw33]

You are a brave sole!!!!!...........after the warning, I was on the edge of my seat waiting for something to happen. You went back after the scary moment, where I would have never gone the first time!!!!!

[@janetchristian]

I agree with Mr. M. This was the universe's message to leave this particular mine alone.

[@lotuspod17axemaster93]

There are so many mines for many more adventures and when you push the situation it always leads to bad things and your safety is more important than any show you could ever give us so be safe brother because that's all we ask as the audience, you always go home and post another episode , my prayers are with you my friend 🙏

[@evanscreekbrahman7511]

Welcome back Mr. Gly!

[@nathangibson3264]

I agree, that was dear old dad telling you to hold up!! Stay out of that nasty ground!! I lost my dad in 2013 and that little bit of your story really hit home with me!!

[@iispjhanna]

Ahem - quite hesitant to say this...I have flatlined twice due to heart issues. Only due to heroic efforts by med professionals saved the day. What I experienced for several minutes...I don't wish to discuss. Anyone who argues about unproven phenomenon not being real just hasn't been there yet. Probably too much said but there it is. Stay safe guys.

[@UtahOutlander]

Another great video and story!! Well done guys! Sometimes it pays to heed the spooky stuff! Good on dad for reaching out to grab ya, Gly! 👏👍🥰 BTW... my German Shepherd really wants to know what kind of squeeky toy you found down there at 47:16! She was really disappointed not to see it when she found out that you had brought it up with you at 51:28! 🐕🤣

[@williamt5837]

Hey Gly! I work in crazytown Portland, watching you; Mr.M and Randy do crazy s#it makes me happy. Working in a miserable place, I'd prefer living in a mine than working in Portland! My wife concours, she told me to write she'll set up the tea in your next explore!😁

[@elmagnifico8475]

Me and Mary are from Oregon. Portland is dear to us. Bummer.

[@Ottos_ScLm_Race_videos_2009_on]

Potlandia I'm just south.

[@drinxs505]

Alright! something to pair my burrito and coffee together with.glad your back gly!!the mine exploring side of KZbin hasn't been the same.

[@windetrails]

Glad you're safe, Gly, In my days in the uranium mines I was always pushing my limits to the point where it was dangerous on a daily basis. I eventually had to get out of mining completely, and I was in it for 16 years. Don't feel bad for backing out, you went further than I would have ever gone in that caved area. And yes, I've heard the Tommy Knockers before. I believe they're real, and they scare the crap out of you.

[@emmahealy4863]

I'm reading the comment while watching the video, so haven't reached the part with the "haunting" yet, and I don't know if I even want to know, but can I ask what a Tommy Knocker is, and why you would be scared if you heard one?

[@yellododo]

@@emmahealy4863 hey im like super late with this but 39:53 is where they talk about them!! basically just an old legend about small playful gnomes that live in abandoned mines or caves that steal your tools etc but can get serious when you’re in a dangerous area. i read up a little more about them and people say if you hear them, that’s a sign you need to get out of the area you’re in, but if you see one you’re already dead :,,) ive never heard of them before this so it was interesting to learn about legends of them!!

[@jont8707]

I'm so happy to see all the subs you have gotten the past 5 months or so you guys so deserve it. stay safe down there fellas 👍

[@paulwortley9546]

some years back i was exploring a abandoned car home ,supposed to be haunted but i keep a open mind on such things .anyway it was a hot day and as i walked down 1 of the corridors i walked in to a intense cold spot ,literary like walking in to a freezer ,a few minutes later as i walked back it was gone back to the normal temp , very odd

[@robertmosley1834]

Another fantastic adventure we woke up to this morning in Australia, thanks Gly, Mr M & Randy We are glad that you took notice of your gut instinct and maybe a physical push from your Dad just to make sure you took notice of the situation. Take care all of you 😁👍

[@zantar2482]

So, I have a lot of lower back problems and I think I experienced something very similar. Years ago I was getting into a hay ride wagon and bent over slightly when I had a tremendous pain in my lower back and it dropped me to me knees and took my breathe away. It literally felt like a cinder block was dropped on my back. But after like 5 or 10 seconds the pain was completely gone and like it had never happened. When you described what your experienced it broke back my memory. Just a thought.

[@teardroptrailers]

I was thinking the same thing, speaking from experience.

[@jadeworthen7567]

Listen at 27:15 there’s a voice that says did you hear that or something like that super creepy I played it over and over about 50 times maybe an old miner died down there and was trying to communicate , I’ve never believed in that stuff but some weird things happened in this video for sure

[@emmahealy4863]

I think that's him breathing out

[@richardwarnock2789]

That one is Familiar to me! The 80's me with my Marine buddy's the collar collapsed while we were going back up!!!; ) about six or seven of us Dangler's all we managed to get out alive! The floor wasn't that bad then we were coming back from the sump area pass the first drift your on!! Those other collapsed drift weren't collapsed then!!

[@kathleenschaubhut4174]

Gly, as someone mentioned below, divine intervention. Thank you for sharing this adventure and your thoughts, along with Mr. M and Randy's comments. Looking forward to more of your adventures. Stay safe.

[@delphinabunter1469]

Holy crappa Gly, that’s insane right there. I would have been out of there like a rat up a drain pipe. Keep safe buddy.🙏

[@richardstump4582]

Great JOB! Enjoy Watching you, Will See you on the Next One!! Take CARE!!

[@kadoj]

Yoooooo, Let’s goooooooooo! the boys are back in town!!!! Hell yes. What an excellent way to wake up. goodness gly,! A nearly 1hour video today? My, my. You are spoiling us today indeed. **gets a bowl of granola, sits down to watch, promptly forgets his breakfast and ends up with soggy cereal** edit: that’s a real sweet message to mum at the end there dude. My mom just got diagnosed with 3rd stage ovarian cancer and it’s been scaring the shit out of me lately, especially as she’s just started chemo, and that reminded me quite insistently to make sure to give her a call today. So thanks man. I don’t care what anybody says, it takes a big man indeed to say something like that and put it out into public awareness. Hopefully it will remind many other sons to appreciate their mothers even more when they see this, as it did for me.

[@mrsm513]

I’ll keep your mom in my prayers. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@kadoj]

@@mrsm513 thank you, mrs. m. I will let her know. She doesn’t know who this circle of folks are as mine exploring videos would give her acute anxiety to watch, but I will make here aware of your well wishes. You have my gratitude, and I daresay hers as well.

[@jnw415]

Gly, i've watched so many of your videos. Your production quality gets better and better. Keep it up!

[@PlanetaryProtector]

There are many layers of reality that are not normally perceived by mankind. Ghostly experiences are merely one example of this.

[@claymoma]

Gly, I've watched just about every video you have made and trust me, this one made me say (out load) oh my God, STOP!!!! After hearing your account of years exploring with your Dad I truly believe your Dad was with you in that moment. As he put his hand on your back and said, son, back out right now because if you don't, you will not not make it out. The weight of his hand on your back it must have felt like the heaviness of stones falling onto you, convincing you that indeed the only right thing to do was to get out as fast as you could. I truly believe our loved ones are ALWAYS with us after they have past. Fortunately, your Dad acted and, you listened!! As one Chemo survivor to another. . . keep the videos coming and enjoy what you do!!!

[@Reziac]

I used to live in a haunted house (the "ghost" wasn't a human, more like some kind of wood spirit). I'm likewise of the wholly scientific and skeptic bent, but... I have a number of stories about it, but wasn't really convinced until a client drove up and first thing she said when she got out of her car was "Did you know you've got a ghost in your house?" (Cuz once you get attuned to 'em, you can spot 'em instantly.) -- There are _things_ out there we don't understand, not supernatural-ghosts, but not quite what we expect in our universe, and when we encounter 'em... well, this is what we experience. The house ghost wasn't malicious, but there was something in the yard that was -- a "nasty" that lived in a tree in the back yard. Here I am out in the deep desert and visitors would NOT stand under that tree, even tho they had no idea why. They'd go under the tree, then pretty soon they'd look over their shoulder and get uncomfortable, and move out into the 115 degree desert sun, and roast instead of standing in the convenient shade. Next place I lived had a "hollerer". It had all kinds of fun with the concrete crew... they'd hear the foreman yelling and run to obey, but nope, wasn't him, it was the hollerer. My maintenance guy and I already knew about it so we'd "hear" it and see the other guys running and we'd just crack up. It had a lot of fun with my tenant too, until she figured it out. Now I live where there aren't any of these _things_ and it's kinda lonely. :)

[@williamevans6522]

Maybe it was a hanging tree , if quite large, or a murder happened there, long ago.

[@Reziac]

@@williamevans6522 Probably not... tree was younger than the house. Guy who built it used scrap wood left over from building his feedlot, so it was odd.

[@emmahealy4863]

That's so interesting. I'm fascinated by people who just accept that ghosts exist and can identify them (I'm too sciencey myself, not even religious) could you tell us more about how you knew there was a wood spirit, or a "nasty"? I like the idea of cohabiting with a non-religious spirit

[@Reziac]

@@emmahealy4863 I'm not sure. The nearest physical sensation is when you touch metal that isn't properly grounded, but isn't "hot" either.... it just sort of buzzes subliminally. Kinda like that, only much fainter. So I think what humans sense is actually electrical charge, about on part with what's in our own nervous systems. Remember when you were a kid and would sometimes insist someone was touching you, but they actually were several inches away? (two kids in the back seat of a narrow car :)

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

Damn Son! You shook the bajebias out of me! I'm Soooo Glad your Ok! I truly believe you Dad had your back! I was saying DON'T Do It! Then you backed out! Thanks for sharing the talk with Mom! Made me tear up too! God Bless Moms! Thanks for the video Gly and crew! LLAP

[@Bradzuzu]

That was still a cool old mine to explore , I'm just happy to see you and the crew having fun !! That said that mine was pretty dangerous anyway , yeah it would of been cool if it went further but it was still cool as all get out to see ya know... Live another day to explore !!

[@qsapatriotmdsmart2793]

I don't even know why I'm captivated by this stuff, but you guys are beyond awesome. Just breathtaking! Well done, Sir Coolness.

[@troycebrooks6941]

I do believe there are things that aren't explainable. Could be paranormal or not I don't know but, I've had experiences I can't explain what I had just seen. I do believe in guardian angles and I believe in this case there was someone or something telling you not to go further at that time. Another day with different equipment but not today. You listened and got back out safe and sound, though a little shaken. Glad you are safe and thanks for taking us along.

[@mikewinings4120]

You damn knucklehead,be safe,I'm looking to many more exciting and awesome explores in the future,really the only thing I look forward to on Saturdays,listen to the warnings,there are so many mines out there,take care and can't wait for the next episode 🙂

[@Olminer66]

It's a very strange feeling buddy someone is watching over you, I've seen and heard many strange things underground sometimes It's unnerving it certainly unsettled you buddy, I once was working on a long hole rig drilling a raise it was one Saturday morning not long after a buddy had been killed in the same mine just down the heading from where we were working, me and my no2 look down the drive where we saw a light coming towards us we watched it for a good couple of minutes and when it got to the area where Charlie had died it stopped then just totally disappeared in front of our eyes, we both saw it because we thought it was our shift boss coming to see us,we questioned him about what's he'd forgotten and no one else was in the part of the mine we were it strange and a little unsettling.

[@mlsmithmlsmith]

I don't believe that Tommy-Knockers are a thing - but my cat does. But then she also believes that a blowing leaf is most certainly a mouse, and that a thunderstorm will get her if she doesn't get behind the bed.

[@relevantinformation6655]

The mark could been from a test of the ACME brand Schnauzer-5000 (the arch rival brand of the Schnozzelator) … meep meep. Glad to see the 3 musketeers back - take it slow Gly 👍

[@JDJ1898JADE]

Good video. I have felt the touch of ice cold hands when no one was there and heard the unexplainable roar of something that did not exist in this realm.

[@jackdaniels8898]

It is amazing how little is left above ground in this area… it almost down to shafts and tailing piles. Would be so cool if you had a miniature drone or telescoping pole and camera that would let you look past the collapses. Humans… never satisfied.. always wanting to see what is on the other side. 🙂

[@willielangoor4369]

Love seeing 3 friend at an awesome home talking about life's mysteries ,cool and relaxed , God bless you all for sharing with us

[@cameronmccreary4758]

Like the apparition we saw disappear at the wall in the other mine Episode 85, this one could be a warning. I have seen balls of lights floating in the sky and they have warned me of a near future problem. The problem did occur later on and I avoided it. Last time for this mine!!! Mr. Patrick said below that he had seen things but had no pictures; I do have pictures of the balls of lights. I also have, "angel hair" strange matter that emanates from the balls of lights. Gly, stay safe; that is ALWAYS the number one priority.

[@alansalmon9676]

Nice to see MR M back! Get out and stay out not a safe mine at all!😷

[@FTBLN]

so awesome to see you guys back with all your arsenal! Such a great episode. maybe this question came up already: any thoughts on teaming up with Brent from @ghosttownliving and explore the hell out of his Cerro Gordo mine? mine exploring YT community would go nuts

[@mrsm513]

Make the suggestion to Brent! Gly has already reached out to their camp to no avail.

[@ToddDunning]

@@mrsm513 I have that impression of Brent also, way too into himself. There are nonstop volunteers doing everything up there but he continues the poor lonely guy routine. How often have you seen other people’s faces on his videos?

[@michaellucas2710]

I miss these older Style videos you used to make

[@5toolman6]

Mr. M needs to come up with a remote 4x4 mobile camera to operate in those dangerous places. Nice you talked to your Mom.

[@robertlyman9789]

ROV

[@GTGibbs]

Just keeps getting better and better. You rock Gly