Exploring abandoned mines from the 1800's!

[@AbandonedMines11]

That was a great video! I like how you combined all the footage into one vid. That little prospect you checked out on your own turned out to have some depth to it! Sometimes those little prospects with small waste rock piles can hide some pretty cool secrets even though the tunneling is minimal. 👍

[@Overboard141]

At first I thought it was gonna keep going. It was a cool little mine. I had to squeeze in there lol. I give all props to my cousin @PLUFTP on the video. He did it with my suggestions. He did a great job.

[@PLUFTP]

@@Overboard141 Glad to see yalls adventures! Always a good time to see, hope to be out there soon with ya!

[@Overboard141]

Hells yeah man!!! Thanks for doing the vids!!! They look great.

[@otgexploring]

Hell yeah , Kelli and I had such a great time out there we all gotta do this again in the future , had a blast , and the vid came out amazing

[@Overboard141]

Heck yeah man. Fun times for sure and I'd definitely look forward to doing this again with y'all. I'm looking forward to seeing what you guys put out as well!!!

[@PLUFTP]

Good vid! Keep em coming!!

[@Overboard141]

You know it!!!

[@repairsbyseb1843]

Was it a silver mine?

[@Overboard141]

I'm not exactly sure. I believe it was actually a gold mine though from my conversation with Frank, if I remember correctly.

[@repairsbyseb1843]

@@Overboard141 oh right on! I only thought so because of the blueish rock veins, I forget what the mineral is called

[@Overboard141]

Yeah I'm not exactly sure what the rock is called either. It's very cool though. I look forward to learning more of the names of the minerals.

[@AbandonedMines11]

@@repairsbyseb1843 It actually was a silver mine based on some of the research I did. Smaller amounts of gold, copper, and lead were removed, too.

[@Overboard141]

​@@AbandonedMines11 ooohhh ok. Heck yeah. Thanks for letting us know.