Finding Two Guns & The Death Cave

[@watchthetriple8224]

Broke down there once. Still have the wrench they made me buy to fix my car. Lol.

[@lesterclaypool1]

Whenever I see these little pre-freeway shitholes I always wonder if I had to go bail a musician union brother out of their lock up lol? They'd take your whole weekends pay with that hustle.

[@nitroracer7715]

In the days where cars always broke down. The great 80s

[@Joeaz999]

My Fathers 2nd wifes family owned Twin Arrows. The backroom was partially an office, but the owners lived in the back. The small apartment in the back was just that. One of the truck drivers employed by them lived there. I spent my childhood summers there. A scene from Forrest Gump was filmed there also...

[@rangerbryanl]

If you're story's true that's cool also, I love this kind of stuff.

[@angelmist4253]

It's sad that it closed though. Do you know why?

[@natepike6147]

@drew brutal Um, did you even watch this video? Don't just post shit because you think you know it all, kid.

[@learningasigo6424]

Thank you for the info :)

[@Corinthians-kjv]

I roofed the roof and did the drywall you were there remember that ?

[@theofficialdiamondlou2418]

I remember stopping there in the 80's. it had good food. Slept in my car one night. Wow what a change.

[@creatureconnor]

I thought he was going to find two actual guns in the cave!

[@jimiplayscobo5877]

Yea me too. I had to hit the comment section to see did I miss something :-) Peace

[@wyvernquill2796]

The tourist spot with a Restaurant, Zoo and the Store/Museum over the Apache Death Cave was built by a man who called himself Chief Two Guns, He moved it from the town of Diablo 10 or 15 miles north when Route 66 took the traffic and business from the 1920's Auto Trails system that went alongside the 1890's train route and the buildings in Diablo caught fire

[@Military-Museum-LP]

CLICK BAIT AGAIN!

[@dempseydog4333]

I know. I was excited to see what he found..cuz I am gun collector. Ain't that some bullshit?

[@carolecollins853]

@@dempseydog4333 No. He capitalised Two Guns, so it was obviously a place

[@olivertoeknuckle4664]

Damn tweakers ripped up all the walls for copper! Route 66 has amazing history, and AZ has the only unmolested (by I-40) section of Route 66 left. Meteor crater is right up the road too

[@johnchalleen3278]

@Brandon Smythe Had to be I-40

[@modestrocker1]

wah wah copper pipes wah

[@matthewtownsend4804]

@@modestrocker1 facts bitching and meaning about scrap metal

[@Tolohtony]

I took a trip to OKC once and drove on a couple of miles of Route 66. One of the best road trips of my life.

[@brooksbishop934]

The KAMP building is the KOA campgrounds that were located throughout the Southwest states. Some of them are still around. There's 2 or 3 around the Santa Fe, N.M. area still being used to today. Each of them have the same KAMP style building.

[@thomasredfeather277]

It's a shame what vandals do to other peoples property.

[@DeagleGamesTV]

Lmao the buildings are falling down and dilapidated yet your crying about some easily covered up or removed spray paint? god life must be so simple from the perspective of an imbecile.

[@modestrocker1]

property is a construct nobody can own the earth it belongs to everyone.

[@matthewtownsend4804]

Sounds like you’re a pussy to me

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

@@DeagleGamesTV and how does that make it right? Probably the same idiots going in breaking everything and you think that's ok too ? It's the same ones

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

@@matthewtownsend4804 that makes you a dick then right?

[@jchavez53]

Rattlesnakes are primarily active in the day and most active in the morning and evening hours during spring and fall. During the hottest months of summer, they tend to be more active at night.

[@proudvirginian]

I always wonder who just travels around with spray paint in their cars ready to vandalize places they visit.

[@runlarryrun77]

How is it vandalism if the place is derelict & falling down?

[@anon3937]

runlarryrun77 by spray painting buildings you are vandalizing or committing an action involving deliberate destruction of or damage to public or private property.

[@runlarryrun77]

@@anon3937 You deliberately missed the point eagle boy. Derelict. They aren't anyone's "property". In a few years they'll be dust. Far from damaging it the paint is probably helping preserve these buildings. Now fly away.

[@shizachico1063]

runlarryrun77 it’s still vandalism. When I go exploring places I don’t want to read graffiti I want to see how the people used to live. Graffiti takes away some of that heritage that it has. So have some respect and stop trashing everything just because you think you can

[@montemaguire4596]

All I hear is someone crying. What a little BITCH

[@keonily]

Nice to watch an explorer video, that isn't choppy, who, focuses on interesting stuff, articulate, and who is not easily spooked.

[@mikerocks56]

I was in Two Guns in May 2018 with my son. That chair was moved to the center of the room when I was there. My son sat down in it. I didn't think it was a good idea. Got a picture of him on it though. There was a broken ladder on the back side of the Kamp building that he climbed up to the second level. There was evidence that someone was staying there. I refused to let him climb down into the cave as I was worried about rattlesnakes down there so it is interesting to see what it looks like from inside.

[@tucsonoldguy]

Be careful disturbing rodent nests when you are exploring. The disturbed droppings can expose you to hantavirus. Not a good thing.

[@tdd4art]

pay attention to this

[@marcellaobdrzalek8435]

so true, my folks lost two friends to hantavirus from renting a small cabin in the woods, it is especially in dormouse droppings, it gets into your lungs, you think you have the flu and so do the doctors and then you are dead.

[@JPREEDY77]

Owl as well

[@SmokeAndChillAndromeda8]

Lol disturbed like your emotionaly damaging them. The way you wrote that is funny

[@SmokeAndChillAndromeda8]

@@marcellaobdrzalek8435 wow sounds like no joke

[@danothemano4129]

Arizona is a special place with many treasures just like this!

[@brey1720]

It really is filled with history. Especially along route 66. A shame it was bypassed & all that suffered

[@robertwieditz1]

In 2015 on the way home to Mn after snow birding for the winter; we camped at this old KOA on space 66 way out in the back for overnight it was way fun for a couple of old geezers, kept my Mossy 590 next to the bed. On the way out some people taking some pics just stared at us as we drove our RV out of the apocalyptic KOA.

[@howardmorris7949]

The Kamp building had an external stairway.... I carried sheetrock up those stairs. Dang, that was a long long time ago......

[@northernexposurephoto]

Kind of sad. I remember the Twin Arrows being on vacation as a kid :(

[@peterv1318]

Terry Julien - I remember Twin Arrows too.

[@ricsmith2185]

You got some balls going down in that cave... one of the best ghost town videos I've seen brother!

[@capeman10]

I am sorry to see all the vandalism that is committed by fools.

[@costellotocustelow03]

Vincent Imagine being named vincent fuck you

[@nadine5577]

@@DeagleGamesTV ok boomer

[@Corinthians-kjv]

How many people throw shoes on the wires?

[@SmokeAndChillAndromeda8]

@@Corinthians-kjv I heared storys back then about that, when people do that it means someone died there

[@johncuervo3019]

@@SmokeAndChillAndromeda8 we had one line in our neighborhood that we would all throw shoes over and the power company always took them down in less than a year. My brother once threw his shoes over the line and maybe six-nine months later he knocked them off the line somehow without them wrapping around and I shit you not he put them right on his feet and wore them. I'm not sure how long he wore them though after that but it was just funny as crap. I think he wore them for a few weeks

[@kenpsteele]

Chris, you must be pretty brave to go into some of these places. Homeless folks, spiders, and snakes, etc... But, I am glad you do this so we can see it. I hope you have someone with you just in case of an emergency.

[@wealldieatthehandsoflovedones]

And don't forget about scary rich people... They really scare me cause they can do anything they want. Oh yeah, that's why you're scared of us homeless...... Can't wait for the sth the fan, y'all middle class are gonna love our lifestyle. But might I suggest you practice being poor. The hardest part for y'all is the happy part. Y'all think you want be happy. Maybe not at first but once you are homeless it's not so bad. You experience so many more miricals on a daily basis.if your bills are 4 grand a month you need 4 grand to prove God exist, but for me...... Just to be treated like a human by another human is glorious. And I've had a guy hand me 434.00 at one time. Got me home on an Amtrak. So, there's no difference in saying watch out for this kind of person over that one is an bigotry thing to say

[@akidojlaw537]

Back in the late 50’s through the 70’s we drove on 66 every summer to get to our grandmothers home in New Mexico. We stopped at those places for comic books in our 57 Chevy, it kept my sister and me happy during the long drive.we would refill our lister radiator bag that hung on the front of our car with water.great memories

[@brianshutt9983]

Amazing to see it's condition now. I've been there several times over the years when it was open.

[@jerryhenson3235]

Wow I drove a Truck Cross American for 35 years. I remember that being open. But never stop there. Wish I would have now. That I.m RETIRE..

[@tree7249]

You should not be alone in places like this.

[@nitroracer7715]

I believe he has BESSIE with him .

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

Twin Arrows Trading, I'd been in there a few times back in the day. I used to commute from Cali to Texas and the Midwest rodeoing. Watching this was trippy cool; thank you!

[@bluepacificsurf]

The restaurant at Twin Arrows is a prefabricated diner designed and built by Arthur Valentine out of Wichita, Kansas and sold from the late 1930’s to the late 1960’s. Nice video Mobile Instinct.

[@LifeIsLikeABoxofChocolat-cm3le]

I would love to explore some of these places! I truly appreciate being able to experience via KZbin. I'm sure it's awesome to see first hand.

[@what.the...]

I also like learning, watching and enjoying these adventures, but at the same time, I'm wandering if someone or something will jump out in front of the camera... I'm a screamer. Best I watch it from home 😄

[@TheFPSGenerationHD]

4:12 that tiny little "WERDER BREMEN" Sticker made my day.

[@LangLebeGermania]

ICH WAR NICHT DER EINZIGE DER ES BEMERKT HAT JUHUU😂🤝

[@michaelsmith1094]

I think Wallace ID. was the last place the Interstate came through. It really was a lot nicer for the survival of the towns people and the Normal Traveler to hop off the interstate take a break, have a soda and take a look around some of these older towns. I am to old to travel anymore but I remember the days when I would hop on a motor cycle and see the country with out seeing an interstate. People just don't know what they are missing any more. I love your videos, so many memories, and history.

[@BikerGeek]

Great video. No crappy music and some historical data to boot. I want to head up there a do some drone videos. The cave sounds awesome. I know where it is, I just haven't had the chance to get there yet.

[@randallbates9020]

I was just through this whole area for the last couple years doing u-ship work coming outta North Texas to that region and the west coast. So many Americans don't realize what a rich history we have in the Southwest. It's a shame really. Arizona and New Mexico are just loaded with these old trading Post style places and sadly most are closed or closing because young people would rather live in a virtual world instead of the real world. My mom who is elderly lives in the Ozarks of Missouri which is where I am at the moment doing some much needed repairs to her home and Rt 66 goes through here And Oklahoma. It's so cool. Almost time for me to get back out on the road working again and I thank you for sharing this it reminded me just how much I miss the traveling, it's a great way to work. Your office is whatever is in your windshield every day. Very cool.

[@meninthemaking]

I absolutely just love your adventures, especially our mid 1900,s history. Well done. My wife, daughters and grand daughters love scouting these place in our neck of the woods. Spokane, WA area and 300 mile radius. If you are in the area, I can show you some gems. My youngest daughter would very much like to meet you. We love your channel. For me, watching your videos is warming/calming and I get to learn. You are a great guy and wish you the best.

[@kutsbothways]

Loved the old 66 Route. Did lots of traveling after I got out of the service in 72. Stopped in a roadside shop/restaurant once and the woman who ran it asked if I wanted to buy a mountain lion cub, $50. Surprising to say the least. turned her down.

[@rhettd4585]

Every time you go in a cave, I cover my eyes and just say, "No!" Caves are definitely a phobia of mine! Logical Mind knows you obviously got out okay, but Phobia Brain thinks I'm going to see a death! LOL

[@wolverine.836]

I Thank guys like you and a few others who keep the history of this country alive and the stories are behind them are always great too heard i feel I'm discovering them with you

[@AgentLogic76]

I hate graffitti with a passion they ruin everything of historical value.

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

@@matthewtownsend4804 you sound like an idiot with a spray can you stole from your momma

[@matthewtownsend4804]

@@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage no I don’t personally graffiti or tag myself, I’ve carved my initials onto some wood but nah. I just think graffiti in itself is an art form, nobody will ever use those buildings for anything other than temporary shelter or maybe some airsoft/ paintball, I think it’s selfish to expect everything to be nice and neat for you 40+ years after it’s been abandoned

[@douglasidaho7641]

@@matthewtownsend4804 Graffitti Can stay in the city where it belongs, Bullet holes and beer cans is the art standard out here.

[@matthewtownsend4804]

@@douglasidaho7641 you got me there, completely different area than from where I am from

[@CreativeUsernameHere-r1k]

Grafity cam be art... the raptor in the video was a nice piece... and a restaurant left abandon for 30 or more years is kinda useless and not needed is basicaly as good as any ilegal surface... but if the building was idk... a castle a historic site or the birthplace of someone important that's not a good spot.

[@g.a.c.4139]

5:06 This looks to have been a "Kampgrounds Of America" (KOA) facility. KOA's were a family camping staple across the USA in the 1960s-1980's, but there still quite a few around. The A-frame building is a signature feature of these facilities.

[@Gypsy839]

I went there as a kid! And I’m 64. Memories thank you!

[@dakotabillyone]

It is so sad that some people have to destroy these old buildings. These building should have been preserved and declared National Historic Sites.

[@ndog2005]

Wow Your Great at finding these places.. When I was there, seems like a hundred years ago, remembered this mine, Tucson & loved Tombstone..

[@angelmist4253]

The history of Two Guns goes all the way back to the 1800s. It's quite a colorful place.

[@traceonthecase]

Ooooh I have to look that up. Grew up in Winslow.

[@nikwalker4431]

"The same rats from when this place was open" 😂😂😂

[@micheller8014]

Nik Walker Yeah lol....they would be approx. 75 yrs. old. I thought of that when he said it and finally found your comment. Have a good one!!

[@christian_lied]

What an incredible location! I love them, but at the same it saddens me for those failed businesses

[@conanseibel4464]

I remember stopping at the Twin Arrows on family road trips, looks like I’ve aged a bit better.

[@susanbrown4297]

Every Summer we would travel back to our home state on Rt 66. We saw all kinds of things. So sorry it was bypassed. We always bought souvenirs and plenty of places to eat and have fun. Sad

[@greenspiraldragon]

There was some guy camping there in an RV when we went. He took us down into the cave and gave us a little tour. I was glad to get to see two guns and the Apache death cave.

[@gothicshadowstgg]

This video was amazing. Glad you did not go farther into that cave. You should really have someone with you, in case of emergency. I am going to go through withdrawal when you run out of videos. I look forward to your adventures every day now. Be careful out there please.

[@Steve.Cutler]

I remember stopping here in the 70's with my parents. There were a ton of these places back then. I'm not sure what's worse, scrappers, water, or vandals.

[@dannyjones3840]

I was by there today, about the 3rd time there. Been all through the area. As a trucker I get paid to travel and love stopping and exploring forgotten America

[@hitindahead]

That Apache death cave was awesome. The whole area looks really fun to explore.

[@robertcoody5284]

I use to to there for hamburgers before heading out to explore the country. Those were good burgers and the waitresses were always kind..I know Two Guns and Twin Arrows very well.

[@REBELsst]

as a kid my parents took me on rt 66 from the St. Lewis arch, all the way out. at that time two guns was boarded up and had signs saying they were seeking funding to preserve it. clearly, they never got the funding. when i saw two arrows by 93 im pretty sure the gas station and gift shop were closed. the death cave was marked, "no trespassing" and boarded up with chains to keep people out. i saw the entrance but there was no real way in back then. sad to see the vandals got to most of it, but still cool.

[@glasslinger]

See Tucker Gott's video on the arizona meteor crater for a paramotor tour of that canyon. Really amazing!

[@shelbylester86]

Awesome vlog! I love about an hour from that location and can’t imagine that the “Mountain Lions” building was actually a zoo. Enjoyed your other videos about Bodie and The Wraith location.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

Seen other videos on two guns, two arrows area and yours with the drone shots blows them all out of the water! Nice steady gimble as well. 😀👌

[@MobileInstinct]

+Harmin Vlogs Thanks Harmin!

[@Sibes3]

Wow. That death cave. What an awful story but thank you so much for sharing it. My husband and I too love exploring so are thoroughly enjoying your adventures! Take care out there!

[@drwhiskey5227]

I really really enjoy your videos. I'm saddened that the Apache death cave isn't preserved. That's a piece of history but like Canada where I'm from we try and hide what was done. I liked your videos because you bring me to places that I want to see and explore myself but can't, plus the US has more interesting road side attractions and abandoned places etc. Keep up the good work my friend. Cheers

[@ronaldmiller2740]

I AM SO HAPPY THAT CAVE DID NOT CAVE IN ON YOU .. YOU WERE ALMOST DIGGING YOUR OWN GRAVE IF IT CAME DOWN .. BUT GREAT VIDEO!!!

[@davidgwin4540]

Amazing footage my good brotha! I'm not too far away from this out here in San Diego. Iv got to check this area out in person! Iv been a fan for years, please keep up the amazing adventures!!

[@npiccolo96]

OMG, I just realized that the twin arrows trading post is where they shot Forrest Gump! It's the scene when he’s running across the US and a truck splashes mud in his face and he wipes his face with the yellow shirt, making the famous smiley face! That's so crazy lol not sure if anyone knew this but if I hadn't watched the movie recently I wouldn't have noticed!

[@johnchalleen3278]

Who shot Forrest Gump?

[@johncuervo3019]

@@johnchalleen3278 the tunnel people

[@StriatedMuscle]

Forrest Gump sucks! And he was running for Jenny.

[@MatthewBaileyBeAfraid]

It looks like someone has walled-up most of the actual cave. Those limestone and pink granite rock-bricks block-off other sections of the cave.

[@seanfrank4158]

Click bait. I literally thought you found 2 actual guns in the desert......

[@carolynsparks3164]

Sean Frank i did too i kept looking for the guns..

[@MobileInstinct]

+Sean Frank Haha nope the place is called two guns.

[@assvacuum]

Mobile Instinct I also thought you found 2 firearms

[@keithbrettell2058]

Same here but fascinating none the less.

[@mitchbookey4930]

Sean Frank thanks for the heads up. Saw this at 3 minutes in and stop watching

[@jackfive565]

Thanks for showing these places, you and others who do this are showing me places i will probably never see, safe journeys 👍

[@ElementofKindness]

These places like the zoo and bridge are really something, when they haven't been spoiled by vandals.

[@hazevthewolf178]

I'm way late to this party. I've thought about what might do after I retire and it occurs to me that I might get my kicks on Route 66 by tracing it from one end to the other, as best I can...

[@johnchalleen3278]

A worthwhile ambition, you'll wish you'd done it earlier.

[@Tolohtony]

Still quite a bit of it left. There are books on how to go about tracing it as much as possible.

[@tickerim]

Great video and have been there. FYI and hope it helps, if my memory is still correct from my study of it, there are some other historical significances. 1. It was a lawless and wild town in the Old West. Murders daily. 2. One outlaw shot, killed, and buried there was dug up by his friends for a final drink after he(outlaw) was buried. 3. Bars and brothels were the major business during the Old West days. 4. Civil war was POW camp and a mine. I forgot what they mined though. 5. Also, close to there according to local Indian history is a cave. The cave was protection spot for US Calvary from Indian attack.

[@talindakelley189]

BOY you had me talking to my phone like you could really hear me when you were trying to squeeze in that cave!! I was sitting here saying" NO NO don't squeeze in there" and " boy I know you are not in there alone" smh lol

[@susanstovell7737]

I don't like zoos for that fact cages are horrid, and as you say in the days gone by they were so small. The cave gave me claustrophobia, glad you came out, I closed my eye at that narrow bit. Awesome tour, those houses have a wonderful view of the canyon, which river flows there.

[@brey1720]

Those caves are amazing, such a huge piece of the past. Reminds me of the Crystal Caves we have in Wisconsin that you can go to & they give tours, tell stories. Pretty rad 😊

[@valsblackcatsrule8740]

It would be nice to see only talented taggers. Some of their art is amazing. The cave explore was sweet! And, the old zoo. Quite a treat! Stay safe and healthy out there! Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!

[@andreajohnson1796]

Wow , and I never knew that , that's part of our history .....thank you for showing the death cave it's awesome to see and hear

[@KowboyUSA]

Back in 2001, I sat on a block of concrete at the Twin Arrows site and had an amazing 100% eyeball orientated "conversation" with a little lizard dude who was running around on his two back legs.

[@JakeJablonskiMusic]

Mushrooms are wild.

[@brianmann01]

Peyote will do that to a man. However, if both you and Mr. Lizard both dropped Peyote than it could have very well been a conversation. Not sure what Lizards would have to talk about, especially when they are tripping their ass off. But i did get in a few words with some turnips at the school dance once.

[@patrickseals5746]

Wow, I love old route 66 history and the roadside attractions. Sadly people are ruining them.

[@Hemp1972]

Very very cool. That canyon is amazing.

[@jackkridler5714]

when I was a kid back in the 60's moving to Phoenix we stopped there.it was so cool.

[@realhoffman_3263]

one time i was walking down an old railway line and found an old rusty rifle

[@vintagesavoiur]

Cool

[@stacyeubank7051]

What you were calling a zoo, was a curio shop/trading post along Route 66. They did have mountain lion, a bison and at one point a black bear on display. I remember stopping at those places as a child back in the early 60's. It's been sad to see them falling into such disrepair over the years. Another spot you would enjoy exploring is a little further east into New Mexico. It's a place called Ft. Courage. There's an old replica of a fort. I think you would enjoy it. Thanks for sharing your videos. I enjoyed them.

[@jerrybennett7856]

My family would stop there to eat on the way to Texas from California in the 50's and 60's. You are right about the curio store. I seem to remember the stuffed bear.

[@renesalinas2272]

Thanks for the video. Really cool.

[@JohnDaker_singer]

Anybody else expect him to find a couple of rusty old guns buried in that cave?

[@karencoffelt7682]

I was just at the two guns ruins 2 days ago. I missed that Kamp building somehow. There were some homeless people living over there. One very accommodating man helped my friend and I find the Apache Death Cave. I see this video was posted 2 years ago. That bridge going down to the entrance of the cave is missing a lot of the boards. We had to be very careful getting down to the entrance. People say the cave is haunted and that there is a curse on the area.

[@IntergalacticSpaceKitten]

You are absolutely insane going in there! It's a cursed town and especially the cave! Anyone who goes in there risks a curse. You're risking "playing with fire, risking sickness, bad luck, even death." Some people don't believe in that stuff, but reading the history of the place, there's no way in hell I'd go anywhere near that place. You got BALLS, sir. Lol

[@michaeldavis5775]

I remember going across the desert, and seeing places like this when they were inhabited back in the sixties. Everybody would buy those canvas Desert Water Bags, and hang them over the front end of their cars to keep water for their radiators and drinking. This was back when water was free, and no one bought bottled water.

[@toddbartel6300]

I went by there over this past Easter Weekend 2020. Ate their in the 70s when I was younger

[@dalerowan1016]

THANKZ FOR SHARING BE NICE TO WALK ALL OUR BEAUIFUL COUNTRY TO SEE THE OLD SITES. I LOVE HISTORY THIS WOULD BE SO INTERESTING TO STUDY ABOUT. I CALL ALL THESE PLACES FORGOTTEN PLACES. STAY SAFE OUT THERE. AGAIN THANKS FOR SHARING.

[@theshortskid9466]

Very interesting! First I've heard of this story. Thanks for sharing! Stay well!

[@Sabrina-u3o8b]

I'm so glad I found this gentleman. Ooooh what will he show us ?

[@susanbrown3604]

I remember this place. We would pass it every summer driving back to hometown.

[@bluesharp59]

Thumbs up liked for you and Happy Saturday.

[@SIMONP1965]

There is now a Casino at the Twin Arrow location.

[@ericbrown5904]

Another good video. Thanks for the great work

[@LangLebeGermania]

4:13 on the door frame is a sticker from the German soccer team Werder Bremen. It was a long time my favorite soccer team

[@RadialSkid]

My father told me once that he passed through Two Guns while touring the Southwest around 1961. He said at the time it was pretty much nothing but a gas station. He filled up his '58 Fairlane, went inside, and there were seven or eight older Indian men sitting and standing around the counter, one of them manning it. They all just glared at him. He paid for his gas, got change, and left, all without a word being spoken from anyone.

[@tamigarrett3513]

RadialSkid I had a similar experience driving through Montana in 1987. I’m from Chicago and they stared at me like I was an alien.

[@Triple316]

Amazing for sure. I wish I new because I’ve driven by that at least ten times In my life

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for sharing. Wouldn't see these places otherwise thats for sure.

[@Corinthians-kjv]

That pool is ready for skateboarding!!!!

[@donl.l.15]

We have a stretch of old 66 in my state (Oklahoma) still runs through middle of west okc with lots of very old businesses that have changed hands many times but still active. I drove out to Cali in early 80s as young teen with pops and we stopped off on 66 a few times just to see, still had some gas stations hotels and restaurants but you could tell their time was near. So many great things on 66!

[@Jimbo-in-Thailand]

+1 M.I. - Another excellent very entertaining and informative peak at the forgotten, as usual. I wish you could do a series picking up the beginning of what's left of Route 66, probably somewhere outside Chicago, and make your way west covering as much of the length of the forgotten highway as possible to its conclusion in Santa Barbara, CA. I realize others have covered parts of it, but certainly not in your get-your-hands-and knees-dirty style crawling through all the dangerous and creepy stuff. Think about it, it would be great! And the drone aerial footage really adds so much to your explorations. Cheers from Thailand young fella!

[@matts.6904]

So cool! I show your vlogs to my family- we enjoy it!

[@patricialenaburg6553]

I have been by that same business many times on Rt 66. We were on our way, back and forth from Oklahoma. I hated it when they put the freeway in. There were so many interesting places along the 66. That camp ground was the KOA camp ground, they had them all the way through from Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Very nostalgic Rt66.

[@_young_jae_r_]

canyon diablo one of the most amazing places in north-east arizona to hike very haunting and mysterious history

[@auralfury]

if you ever get to massachusetts, checkout the Bridgewater Triangle.....creepy