Finding A Railroad Worker's Camp and Native Pictographs!

[@LawnMower-hu9pw]

Thank you for filming the road sometimes the road or the trail can be just as interesting

[@TnTMyers2010]

Welcome back Jerith! Have camped there a few times back in the 1980's -1990's. Enjoyed learning all the history of that area through the years. There used to be some signal switches less than a mile from there on the tracks between the water tank and the windmills. The other way, towards the bridge, the tunnels had gates over them and we crawled underneath them. Will have to look for the photos and share them with you. Loved the can dump. Probably from the 1900's to 1920's from the solder bottoms and the way they opened the cans. Cool find. Also, congratulations on finding the cave! I only know of one or two others that have been able to find it. Keep the video's going - we have missed them. Charlene and Bill

[@michaelnoaker4414]

this is cool as anything my folks are from there

[@bigc8300]

Im on the east coast thanks for taking us along.

[@-r-495]

Beautiful spot to mill something in the cooler evening. Thank you very much for sharing your ride!

[@bluwtrgypsy]

WOW, just amazing and so interesting. Thank you for your efforts.

[@henningerflats]

Stunning stabilization, best I´ve seen today.

[@Thayer2000]

That was Great!!! So interesting! Awesome video!

[@roberthuether5618]

Thanks, for sharing!

[@edwardaustin740]

Awesome video as always. I wouldn't expect anything less from you. I appreciate it.

[@michaelmcgrath4769]

Thanks for showing us all this. It’s great to see all this stuff. Love the outdoors there’s such a great sense of freedom and calmness. Your driving the right machine for the job. I’m from Ireland and living in the country and everything is so green here always it’s nice to see such a different landscape.

[@peterelliott-jy8cp]

that was great thank you

[@backyardsounds]

My goodness that's a lot of cans! Retitle this to, "Cans and More Cans".

[@MPWEST83]

As always, great seeing you've posted a video 😊

[@dezertraider]

THANK YOU,GREAT RIDE..

[@TimothyKepner]

Thank you for the great video. It's nice that you take the time to talk about your finds and sre not rushed.

[@John-w9e7s]

❤❤very nice video ❤❤

[@LawnMower-hu9pw]

The water tower is awesome

[@jeremydiamond8824]

Very cool thanks you have great content always

[@pariariver302]

We enjoyed your video very much. Thanks a bunch .

[@NaomisAdventures]

Wow. That’s a lot of cans

[@DUMPSTERDIVINGADELAIDE123]

Hello Naomi, how are you 😊

[@docforsberg7511]

I think I watched every Hobo Shoestring….train hopper. Glad you did extended road filming!

[@riclarson1853]

This is another awesome video! I'm learning more and more from each video I watch on your channel. It's all so very interesting to me. Thanks for posting!

[@OdySlim]

What a great find. It must have been crazy to see all of the people there at one time

[@michaelnoaker4414]

beautiful sky

[@pete.theeggbox]

love the off-roading which i used to do a lot of in the UK, although mostly the muddy type which is a tad more taxing on the vehicles and drivers - just wish our scenery was more like yours, hundreds of miles and miles of rough terrain, but the trails look easily passable, until you have to cross a wash etc (remember when off-roading, keep thumbs outside the steering wheel) it just shows the lengths you go to, to share these places with us, excellent job

[@samvittoria9692]

Very cool.

[@polishhotdog933]

You have enough cans to make another Jeep......

[@Badhabit4590]

Sweet nice video and ride

[@nickk8762]

Brilliant video as usual thanks. I'd like to read about the history of some of these places and mining in general in the US you show us. I live in the UK, maybe one day I'll visit but in the meantime, could you or anyone else recommend a book? Many thanks.

[@TheShornak]

I remember when I was a kid visiting a lot of native American places in New Mexico. I remember they showed us how they would grind down the corn or maze into pounder basically using the rocks. They also said in studying the skeletons their teeth would get ground down as well eating that food with fine bits of rock in it.

[@michaelnoaker4414]

big sky

[@mountainconsumer]

great stuff man thanks for taking us along. My channel similar content focused on GPS off trail hiking thats where the magic is.

[@michaelnoaker4414]

yummy sky

[@chrisk28]

Hey man, great to see you posting again. Really interesting, educational and entertaining documentary fillum you have produced right here. Your enthusiasm for adventure is infectious. Also, how do you get such smooth footage while filming inside your jeep? Watching this makes me feel like I'm playing WRC on PS5 haha, Stay cool.

Another great journey. You can't alter history but a shame the excessive rubbish that litters an amazing landscape.

[@serioussoldier7977]

Glad you’re back to 100%. Love the YJ man what mods have you done to it? I’ve got a 94 wrangler myself.

[@WesternMineDetective]

Nothing too crazy, it’s got 31’s and I believe a 2 inch lift. Planning to get some new shocks and maybe some 32 inch tires when I get back.

[@robertlyman9789]

Water tower named after a food dish 😂

[@jtwilliams3615]

Please, can you just let us know what state you are in?

[@WesternMineDetective]

California

[@kiegaltugball4007]

What method was used to fill the water tower did they haul water in or is there a well or a creek or what ?

[@chad4474]

Sounds like a Toyota land cruiser

[@michaelnoaker4414]

i move there

[@michaelnoaker4414]

what was in all those cans

[@gwstubbs7046]

To bad the guys spray painted that old water tower. A nice historical figure like that. too bad.

[@craighandy7405]

Where’s this AZ ??

[@bajavisitor]

Anza Borrego in California

[@craighandy7405]

@@bajavisitor Thank you looks like Texas canyon in SE AZ

[@michaelnoaker4414]

neeto greeto

[@jamescorless8283]

Good vid, to much driving footage.

[@L4M858]

Pretty cool, but could have done without the 14 minutes of the trail road you drove there on..

[@malljip3420]

No one is making you watch it. You can skip whatever you want. One of the many reasons youtube is better then Television

[@hamsterman2008]

The scenery is nice but yer editing is lazy .

[@ES31237]

Shut up, this isn’t supposed to be some click bait professional video. This is a genuine video from a person who’s passionate about what he’s doing and is showing things from his POV. This is real and great content.

[@TawDrago]

So, people have always been trashy, imagine that. Cool stuff, thanks for sharing. Might be time to hook up with @4xFredWilliams and modify the Jeep. 😁

[@BrandonLetgo-qc3uh]

I'm old enough to know what a telephone booth is, but I've never seen one like that.