Exploring An Abandoned Military Outpost

[@julianarchibeque4457]

Donald Duck!! Happy New Years brother. Stay safe 💚

[@Outdoorpro72]

Badass man; keep at it just subscribed

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

Thanks! Much appreciated.

[@usergld69]

Watching from Western Australia, mate I love your vids. I hope you get to make more money to continue your dream 😊

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

@@usergld69 I’m almost there! Thank you very much for the support

[@ReHerakhte]

As others have mentioned, the channels in the floor were for cabling and pipes. Older generation electrical and electronic gear such as that used at a weather station would require a lot of power, and also a lot of cooling in the sort of climate New Mexico has. Those channels would be for all the pipes and cables associated with that. Also, as mentioned by others here, it makes it a lot easier to access those conduits for maintenance purposes.

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

Cool! That makes so much sense now that it’s been explained to me.

[@evanbarraza1839]

Happy new years James cool video as always and glad to see you post again

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

@@evanbarraza1839 thanks Evan! I hope you guys are doing well

[@evanbarraza1839]

We are doing well and hope you are to

[@anikdasdigital]

Your videos are amazing. I really like it. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Can I talk with you James?

[@matthewanderson2002]

Might be technical. The area on the floor for running cables

[@JonathanHiller]

Yep, that's exactly what they are for.

[@brad669]

awsome vid james

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

Thanks man I appreciate you.

[@tombrown6450]

Pretty interesting.

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

It’s a cool place. I mostly wanted to test the camera which I love

[@tombrown6450]

@WhatsUpWithJames The thing that was missing though was that there was no abandoned pair of pants..

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

A rarity! I probably didn’t look hard enough I should have gone to the trash pile

[@tombrown6450]

😂​@@WhatsUpWithJames

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

Any guesses on what the tracks are?

[@DennisErvin-ne7xr]

Cable vestments. Easier than running them underground and maintaining them.

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

That makes sense! So they have easy access for repairs or changing them etc. my understanding of this place was it was a weather station so they were probably making the equipment talk to each other?

[@JonathanHiller]

@@WhatsUpWithJames Yes, this is also common practice in recording studio environments where one needs to run cable and it be out of the way, the flooring lids that cover it keep enough noise from transferring between rooms, and if you need to run an extra cable, just flip the lid open and run it.

[@MichaelWilliams-ro9bm]

Where abouts is this??

[@WhatsUpWithJames]

I’m trying not to give away locations anymore. People tend to destroy stuff even further than it is after it’s found. You can message me on Instagram and I can reply privately that way if you really want to know