Unveiling the FINAL MYSTERIES of the NEWSPAPER MINE

[@markhooper5824]

Very interesting again guys.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Marcus-ki1en]

OK any one else getting shivers up their spines going through the sketchy parts, again?! Definitely a rush on a Saturday morning. Thanks friends for another Sat Morn adventure.

[@annbarns652]

Yes Lol. well out my comfort zone . I did a urban explore once in a abandoned train tunnel and i was freaking out. Then i got confident as time went on. Untill on our way out my parner mentioned that he never saw any rats inside the tunnels. I was so glad we reached the end at that point ,

[@matthewtracy8744]

In Butte Montana, I was working in a basement that had access to an old mine. We found a section of newspaper from 1929 behind a small knee wall. I'm still trying to find access to the 10,000 miles of workings under Butte...

[@robertlyman9789]

A dream of mine to have a mine entrance in my home

[@matthewtracy8744]

@robertlyman9789 mine is to have my home in a mine... lol but with iron i-beam "timbering". And multiple exits just incase.

[@stevesidden9584]

Every show is better and better. Laura adds a bit of completion to all your shows let her do more she is capable in watching her in these minds yeah she is a completion that you have needed for years. You both take care of each other exploring these mines and this show is going to go to the Moon. God be with you both and keep you safe and we can enjoy your content 👍👍👍 Laura this is for you 🌷👍👍👍

[@The_Cali_Dude_88]

The timbering of the old-time miners utilized was truly an art form, and some serious engineering feats accomplishments underground for no one to see. 🎉 I worked underground for a bit, and we had sections that required timber, and the shafts were collared continuously with ring-steel that we hung with tie-rods and braced back to the rib with timber cribbing sets. Still remember my superior once we had the crib up and settled it was the 'wedging' that he said was the most crucial of the entire cribbing. I sought to hammer the crap out of them but quickly stopped and told lightly just a tap... get it 'seated' but dont force it. The idea is to let it all settle, which it does very well as you can see after 100 pluus years. When I watch any mine show and we get to timbering, I look at the wedges immediately 🎉

[@lh6551]

Those miners placed that timbering correctly. After a 100 years, most still looked very stout.

[@Jake-yx7ct]

A great revisit Gly. Im really liking the partnership. Laura is really a big help to you Gly as she is nimble and knows her way thru a mine. Maybe you can set up a camera for her and give her views of the exploring. Stay safe you 2.

[@mickie7873]

Extra cameras cost extra money Jake.

[@lh6551]

A camera for me is in the works, stay tuned.

[@robertlyman9789]

I’m always amazed at all the lumber transported and cut for these mines

[@subvertedworld]

The architecture mine is super magnificent, but this newspaper mine is also amazing. The workings here are so extensive. It's mind numbing to think just how much work it took them to burrow through all of that rock.

[@colleenvarlow8764]

Whoohoo! Congrats Gly and Laura.

[@transmaster]

I always think about what is must have been like in these mines when the were being worked the bustle of the miners moving around the sound of the drills, the rumble of ore carts.

[@oculusangelicus8978]

Now that you mention it I remember when you asked viewers if there was a woman out there who wanted to follow you around....Cool! So nice that you found each other and now you get to explore all the new places you'll go to with each other, and with us! I am SO looking forward to it. There are very few KZbin channels I can't wait for new episodes for, and Yours, "Gly Coolness" (and Now Laura the Explorah) is definitely at the top! Thanks for going back into the rest of the Mine and showing us what was left. It's a pity, because the woodwork in this mine is certainly spectacular, but there were some obvious weak spots because there is collapses all over the place in this mine. Take care, be well, and see you next week! TTFN

[@Dave_9547]

I remember this mine very well. The amount of timbering and general carpentry was amazing.

[@spamanator666]

Interesting! Some of these places with large runs of vertical shaft make me wonder whatever happened to Old Bob's Schnozzolator? Not sure it would be much use on this one, but I don't think I ever saw it again after a few episodes.

[@lordcaptainvonthrust3rd]

Brilliant explore The noise and dust when those mines were operational must've been incredible Thanks, Gly and Lady Laura 👍

[@richardwarnock2789]

Thanks Gly and Laura 😊

[@willielangoor4369]

Gly and Laura , this is a good start to getting the channel growing .

[@johnizitchiforalongtime]

Team work, that's the ticket, camera work is excellent. Thanks for the catch-up on this mine. So this completes this mine.

[@davidwhiteman5451]

I enjoy all the coverage and how you and Laura help us put the perspective in the drifts and crosscuts of the mine. I have placed my Bids on some of the specimens on Ebay. Let's see if I get out bid. I want the specimens but hope that another person wants them too and may out bid me. So far, I have never been disappointed in the Specimens I have won and am always trying to add to my Collection from "Abandoned and Forgotten Places".

[@lh6551]

Thank you and good luck!

[@tinadelwiche416]

Gly and Laura,,, mystery solved . Thank u both for the come back!!😊

[@gyprocman8163]

🇨🇦 Nice camera work Laura, The excitement in your voice is fun to listen to. Gets us all even more excited with you.

[@davekreitzer4358]

Sturdy ladders are a must for your safety , and Sharon's are the ultimate of all , even for the heavies 😉👍

[@Blue_Dingo]

Gly, Nice to see you go back and finish this one. Great work both of you. As to Tom and Julie, they were just in the mine, you posted Wednesday #193, so you must have missed them no more than a day or two. You are working the same area. maybe there is a chance you could get together soon. Best, Sam Smith

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: We learned that Tom and Julie went into the same mine as us about a year and a half ago and Tom re-edited the footage into their recent video. Each year they tend to explore in similar areas as we do, maybe one of these days we’ll bump into them.

[@anneott]

Perfect compilation of geology, mining, history, and exciting mine exploration with the best video techniques and on-the-spot explanations of what we're seeing - congratulations, Gly & Laura, for a fantastic partnership!

[@robertjamroz2786]

Getting up on a Saturday morning and being excited to see ur new footage reminds me of wakeing up to watch earlier morning cartoons as a kid. Been doing it for lil over 2 years now. Cant get enough of it. You must be producing a lot of great content in order to be putting out two episodes every week now. Cant wait to see more. I agree, that was awesome.The way you explained how they were working those stopes.... You be careful on those ladders.And I hope that you are very quickly prepared to drop that camera to catch ur grip or footing before hurting yourself. Im sure we would all hate to see something happened to you or Laura. Cant wait for Wednesday.

[@justinmoreland3570]

Gly and Laura that was a great ending to the newspaper mine ! Awesome video ! Be safe see you next weekend ! 🙂👍🏻

[@shawnzalewski1917]

What a great mine!! Should be put in the Gly’s favorite exploration list.

[@SubPablum]

That explanation at the end was very enlightening about how they worked up while back-filling. I had wondered about that.

[@simonthecat]

That Nevada town for lumber is Verdi on the Truckee river outside of Reno going west.

[@OGRocker1]

Good times, nice explore Gly and Laura. Thanks for taking us along. Take care and stay safe. Till the next. ...⛏⚒⛏

[@alprince4290]

Enjoyed both videos this week! You truly love your work! So glad there are SO many mines left out there for you to share with us. Stay safe!

[@Thetimecapsuletx]

There is enough timber in that mine to build a house! It’s incredible what those miners achieved. Thanks you two, for the tour.

[@oculusangelicus8978]

@30:20 that shaft looks like it went down quite a way but looks to have been deliberately filled in. since the wood for acting as a skip goes right into the dirt. I wish there was a way to see inside those filled in areas of mines where there was ore, but has been back filled.

[@b_o_d_h_i_s_a_t_t_v_a]

it would be great if you could talk more about the geology and the rocks... what is the blue rock im seeing here in places? what are they mining here? how did they excavate these mines... pick axe? dynamite? appreciate all the effort and keep exploring! love all your videos, you do an awesome job!!

[@Bob-Whiting]

Almost certainly... Copper.

[@scotts3938]

I always wondered how they built those ore chutes. Makes so much sense now. Great explore!

[@petewebster2977]

That was a great adventure, Gyl and Laura. Thanks for showing us the whole mine at last . We all like Frank 👍 Keen for some rope work, Gly . Pete Australia 🇦🇺

[@robertchase8504]

Yup yup..the timbers are pretty amazing. Especially that ladder and the entrance (looked almost brand new! Thx guys

[@willp2406]

BRILLIANT episode Gly and Laura , keep up the good work

[@JDJ1898JADE]

Thanks for the finish up to the news paper mine. I'm glad you explained how they went up in that stope and back filled and built the collar to the ore shoots as they went up.

[@DaveQuail]

Thanks Gly & Laura! Great revisit with excellent new updated sections of this wonderful mine!

[@mickie7873]

After Wed.'s "show", you now start out "at the ladder". Wow! that really goes up a height....and there climbs Gly. See, Laura knows the "rule" of one foot only one each rung @26:05. (besides, she has long legs). I can feel your satisfaction on getting into that winze and the stoles that you couldn't on your 1st. explore of this mine. Being in those side passages was a neat experience, and you explaining how the miners excavated the copper seams. Thanks for the physical explanation.(every "nook & cranny"..huh?) I enjoyed it.

[@feathercatcher]

Happy yearversary! Thank you for the update 36:00 closeing that chapter and starting a new chapter. I'm very excited for you and Laura going full time you tube. This particular mine is very interesting, to put it mildly. If you were to write a Miner's Dictionary this mine would have the pictures for the words/terms. Perhaps a glossary for the book you and Laura could write lol. See you on the next page😃😄

[@cheycasters]

You N Tom N Julie can have a campfire jam!!! 🎸🎸 at Wonderhussy Base Camp or at Ross the one legged Miners place.......that could be fun!!!

[@galethomas3995]

Excellent! Thank you so much and I'm excited to see where you take us in the future :-)

[@larryschenk696]

Good Job Kids. Feels good to finally have closure.

[@jacklisiecki2389]

Thanks Gly and Laura. Loved all that chrysocolla at the end of the episode. High quality video to be sure.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thanks Jack!

[@camojak]

Always look forward to watching your videos Gly. who need cable tv anymore 👍 I like how detailed your info is in the mines.

[@eliadelucchi5455]

One year ago!? Wow time flies! Also this is a superb video! I loved every moment of it!

[@debrasonger8346]

Thank you so much. It's like I am right with you exploring GOD bless you you both and stay safe.

[@thatguy6828]

Awesome job on this video. So glad you guys are going into more extensive detail with your videos. I really enjoy the fact that the video was a little longer too. It seems to give us a little more insight and depth of the mine. As always the more information about the workings the more interesting it becomes. Just stay safe and keep having fun. I really appreciate the hard work you are putting into all of this and want to see much more

[@briannave7326]

Another interesting episode. Amazing how much lumber and labor involved to make a working mine.

[@L4M858]

Yep, pretty cool mine dude & certainly worthy of a 2nd or even a 3rd trip! We'll be going there a 3rd time ourselves. As always, enjoying your videos (really like your old school format you're now doing on Wednesdays!

[@lesbendo6363]

Good video! I asked Tom this question. Does Julie have a set of keys to the Jeep? I ask you the same question; does Laura have a set of keys to Old Bob? 🇨🇦 Laura, you have to help Gly get a bit smaller. 💕

[@ottoschroeder3483]

I would like you to speak more about the vein structure and what type of minerals they were mining. Love the program!

[@abdcontractingltd]

Loving the additional episodes And the revival of chipmunk mode 🐿 💪

[@flyer617]

I love these new LED lights. You are in an utterly dark mine and it's lit up like day in there.

[@chubbrock659]

That mine is a literally a time capsule with the newspaper in it. That is sooo cool

[@Paddy_Roche]

Thank you both, great show today.

[@AJTitan1973]

Thank you so much for all the effort, really appreciated 🙂

[@zecretw7272]

Now that you have Laura as backup, you guys have to figure out where the yellow string ends up some day. 😊

[@mickie7873]

The "yellow rope" mine has been re-explored in a past episode and the question was answered.

[@zecretw7272]

@@mickie7873 oh, I must have missed that. Do you have the eposode number?

[@briankemp5206]

Great video Gly and Laura!

[@MidlandAngelGems]

Now we know ;-) great explore as per. Take care and stay safe both as always. Love to both of you xx

[@jonnycarrick7552]

Thanks Gln that was a great explanation about how the or was handled graded

[@fishyfish6768]

The mineralization is spectacular. More time on that please.

[@grimsmith1]

Brilliant! What an explore! And so informative, every episode I learn more, I feel like I'm taking a mine engineering degree! (And I promise not to gripe about the drone vids anymore either!).

[@annbarns652]

Laura is one brave girl. xx

[@elzergone]

Finally got to visit this mine and do the explore! What a fantastic location. Glad I got to experience it in person but goddamn I'm so glad you're documenting this stuff.

[@williamconway1287]

Gly your thoughts were correct.about the heaviest (not an insult)and if the ladder took your weight Laura(sp.)would be ok . But if the ladder broke you would land on Laura coming up behind you. I think it just was/is a 1way or the other decision ! Well back to watching your video !😎

[@darrellh1084]

...👍🏾🙏👍🏾✨✨✨ HELLO GIY Y'ALL... THAT WAS A HELLA TOUGH MINES... I REALLY TRULY REALLY ENJOY ALL THAT MOMENT Y'ALL SHOWS... THOSE LADDERS WAS A INTERESTING PART AS I WATCHED Y'ALL GO THRU THAT AS Y'ALL MADE IT THRU... I LIKES THAT ...THAT WAS A SUPER INCREDIBLE UNBELIEVABLE MOMENT TO SEE THIS VIDEO... THANKS FOR THE STORY AND BEING HILARIOUS 😆... AS I SAY AT DA END Y'ALL CONTINUALLY STAY UP AND STAND GRATEFUL AND LOVES AND SAFETY AS I WILL SEE Y'ALL IN YOUR NEXT VIDEO SO OKAY LATER BYE Y'ALL✨✨✨👍🏾🙏👍🏾...

[@nikolaisikes6245]

The colors above that collapse awesome! It would have been nice to get a better look at those!

[@cheycasters]

We LOVE it all Gly dawg!!!!! 🎸🎸

[@uwillnevahno6837]

40:00 are my non-miner eyes seeing a potentially valuable vein?

[@chillindave1357]

Never thought the ladder area was so tight!

[@williamt5837]

DON'T FORGET THE MINING OUT BUILDINGS AND CAMPS...GLY's SHORTS!!

[@jasonjuedes565]

I just wish you did more of the geology of these mine like you use to back when you were solo

[@leroeske]

Okay now yer back and kicking ass! Get we done!

[@TraumanticStudios]

Does anyone else want to put Gly's demonstration moves at the beginning to some old 1920s jazz?

[@stevenwalker5084]

Do you still leave the flag and beacon outside when you go into the mines? Love the added videos.

[@kl1200r]

Great episode as usual, question though - why is there so much green in the rock. if its copper? wouldn't the miners take it?

[@Pippo.Langstrumpf]

I wonder how the people in the newspaper mine got all the news?

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I’m sure they had a crew that ran to town for supplies once or twice a month for supplies and a newspaper.

[@davidfaria6194]

We have a berco lumber and Redwood here in Sacramento, California

[@davidhullinger3636]

Hey Guy; lift with your legs not your back. I know it gets harder and harder to squat down to do that as you get older. I’m 67 and need work on my conditioning.

[@OldHorse1000]

Laura is no the "Ending" to the story, she is the "Beginning" of the story.

[@lh6551]

Well said. Let a new chapter of Abandoned and Forgotten Places begin.

[@wbraith160]

Laura has a lot of stuff In that backpack, must be all the safety gear😅

[@lh6551]

The backpack is gradually being weaned down to the essentials.

[@karlmcgowan9375]

Gly, Laura, What is a mine you've both been down, that comes close too a tv / movie style mine.🎥

[@harveypeters9015]

I'm holding out hope that I'll be able to come along, too. 😢

[@robertlyman9789]

Need to leave abandoned explorer stickers deep in the mine

[@wendylou_who]

Gly, could you point me to the episode that was the mine where the miners died? A while back I started to watch it and never got a chance to finish it. Now I can't find it.

[@lh6551]

Part 1 is Episode 56

[@nielsen145]

thx Gly whats the tom and julie link?

[@douga8606]

Sly - Let me know if you would like to do some aerial searching for mines. I am open to using my Piper Turbo Saratoga to do some exploration flights.

[@FalkorsTale]

9.5 K views and only 1.3 K Likes? C'mon guys, you can do better! Ok so Laura's a pro and you two are making a great team. Has it really been a year? Jeez. Can't wait for Wed.

[@madeinyorkshire52]

Gly - you mentioned buying rocks to help buy Laura a slim backpack, etc. …but your ebay account does not have any rocks for sale 🤔 unless ebay was having a senior moment today!

[@lh6551]

Check again. There should be new rocks listed as of Friday 😊

[@madeinyorkshire52]

@@lh6551 Thank you - not sure why these didn't show when I checked yesterday? Unfortunately Gly (or whoever listed them) has not given any shipping costs outside the US - I'm UK based. I know it takes time to work these out but as someone who sells (in my case, hobby items) to buyers all over the world, adding shipping costs (for example to include N America; S America; Mainland Europe; Australasia; etc) will increase sales and probably result in higher value bids - if that's what you want. I guess if you are able to sell all you list (at sensible prices) then maybe it's not an issue? We all just want to support you guys - I've sent a few "Thanks" dollars through the link but owning a Galina rock, etc. would be special - ideally one from one of the mines you have actually visited and collected rocks from rather than those you have bought in. Much love XXX

[@GingerHowe-h2d]

I was just thinking have you ever farted in a mine and have you ever done it in front of Laura LOL

[@lh6551]

If he has, I wasn't close by when it happened 😂.

[@terrym3543]

I went back and re-watched, "Part 3, Time To Go ALL THE WAY Into the BOTTOM!." Are you hinting that you and Laura are dating? You seem to be hinting to that effect in part 3. At any rate, Good luck to both of you.

[@carlkidder7522]

Congratulations, I Knew It yeah

[@richardprather2900]

What is the Blue / Green rock inside the mine.

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

Why are you using the fish eye camera? Anyway, great show, as always.

[@sirmonkey1985]

that's the 360 camera that creates that effect.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: As I clearly stated in my earlier video, old school episodes are on Wednesdays and new episodes are on Saturdays.

[@TERoss-jk9ny]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces : Well… ok? I knew about weds episodes, but it has nothing to do with my question on “fish eyed” lense/camera…

[@stevenwalker5084]

Laura’s back pack

[@lh6551]

Thanks very much!!

[@mikenienburg5737]

You know gly if you take off the suit you started the channel with it would be a lot easier to fit through those tight spots. Yes that's about the time the doc's had me out of work forcing me to find the crazy guy in a jeep and a tennis ball stick. Lol 😂

[@dune1221]

When are you ever going to go up and do a video with frank at his mine

[@soho71]

Ah yeah, pushing in the Ole Dynamite…..😂😂😂😂