3D Scanning The Abandoned Mines of Cerro Gordo!

It finally happened! 3D mapping the Union Mine at Cerro Gordo using a bunch of different technologies.
Here are the data files if you're interested in building upon them: onedrive.live....
Here is some of the 86 level in RealityCloud: realitycloudst...
If you have other ideas of things to do with the scans, or ways to scan the rest of the mine, feel free to send me a DM on Instagram here: / brentwunderwood
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Thank you for the support!
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Thank you!!

[@waynekerrgoodstyle]

I can't wait for the day that we can go on virtual explorations of Cerro Gordo! 👍

[@theflash691]

I’d pay good money for that, real life tour too

[@AdamaxEP]

google should do a street view of it

[@Wingspan_5]

@@AdamaxEP This is a fantastic idea

[@Getyourmomoffmygrom]

@@AdamaxEPfk google

[@txgorilla]

Make it a VRChat world mabe?

[@ToraTiger78]

3D-printing the mines will be wild too, like casting an ant hill.

[@Charmlethehedgehog]

That'd be something cool to have in the museum/hotel! One of those "It may be dangerous to go inside, but you can physically see and maybe even interact with it right here!" Maybe splice it into segments so you can attach different points via magnets, so you can see inside or something?

[@Minnieal28]

I would totally be willing to print out the mine and send it to Brent, if he makes the files available in a 3-D format! Of course I’d make one for myself too.

[@Minnieal28]

@@Charmlethehedgehog since the levels of the mine are so variable (in vertical position), I think the best way to do it would be by making the interior solid and support them with clear plastic, instead of like layers of a cake. If you’ve ever seen a casting of an ant hill, that is exactly would it would look like. This would make it easier to visualize the distances between different levels, and maybe help Brent visualize where he could get past collapses via another level’s chute/ladder.

[@SKALS-ICY-TOM]

He should get is casted in steel in quite a big size, and have it as a sculpture for visitors. Could be quite cool

[@laurahaaima1436]

I am planning on doing this.. I want my own miniature mine in my home.. The paintjob is gonna be wild..

[@Followthelemming]

Good to have you back on my KZbin feed!

[@GhostTownLiving]

More to come!

[@TheShoelaceExpress]

Always a good day when Brent shows up on my feed. Can’t get enough of it.

[@lovinLaVonna]

Yeah somehow this show was removed from my following list? KZbin knock it off will ya lol.

[@SkaterDeeVlog]

There's a scene in Prometheus where they send drones in to map out the alien cavern system and transmit live data about the internal structure, and I immediately thought of the guys from Corridor Crew mapping out the Cerro Gordo mines. "If only they could attach the lidar system to a drone, we'd have this technology today." Lo and behold, here it is.

[@quiver2939]

Ditto, My first question had been how many more drones did you bring? 8? Use 2 at a time and start charging them up when they use up all the battery

[@AgentSmith2K]

Exactly what I was thinking. I think they were called pups

[@yanno113]

I thought the exact same thing.

[@hetzz]

I would recommend you check out the project "Autonomous drones for underground mining operations" which was finished this year here in Sweden. It's more than just a single drone and mapping that are on the table. Just a snippet from an interview: "The large-scale evaluations of the autonomous drone robots at the LKAB mine starts with the operator using a user-friendly interface to notify the three autonomous robots that inspections of gas levels at various locations in the mine are required. The autonomous central system then calculates the most efficient way of going about the work. It considers which robot should go to which point and measure the gas level, how it should navigate its way there, and then report completion of its task. All this is done in real time and by fully autonomous robots in a previously unknown, complex 3D environment with no GPS structure." There are a lot of use of drones in the mines and not just in research projects like this one. Going to save a lot of lives for sure. And money.

[@bonelessbigheart7541]

If you have ever played Scanner Sombre, is about a player who goes down into a cave and uses a lidar type device to explore

[@IH8stpdppl]

A lot future generations owe you a gigantic thank you.

[@markvanderstelt8999]

wow thanks

[@coxyofnewp]

Well to start with - I almost passed out when you said been there over 4 yrs, I remember watching your 1st vid and thinking wow what a cool thing to do buying a mine and ghost town! I can't get over it's been 4 plus yrs.. But saying that you've done an amazing job at bring what life was life back then to us and also keeping that town alive and keeping it a part of the future to enjoy.. Amazing work mate !! And now scanning the mines is using future technology to show what it really like down in the depths of that mine and its' past.. Keep up amazing work Bret !!

[@caroll584]

@@coxyofnewp I am just reading Brent’s book and got to the description of his drive up that road the year he moved there. He is a great story teller! It feels like you are there with him!!

[@coxyofnewp]

@@caroll584 Hmmm i think i might give that a read...

[@MrFlibble007]

This is so cool. The absolute best way to present the data would a VR experience. Imagine riding down the cage, with proper spatial audio captured in the mines, and being able to move through each level, at proper scale, in full high definition, and inspect every little detail as if you were actually there. That would be breathtaking.

[@ArthursHD]

Now get textures as well :) It would be like playing Skyrim.

[@t.j.beaton3186]

VR is already possible! I use this same Faro Focus scanner for my job and there is software which can present the point cloud in VR (Cintoo). Pretty cool, right?

[@johnnywalking83]

That second team certainly wins for speed and ease of use, but the first team wins by far for detail. The images from the tripod setup are as perfect a recreation of the mine as possible

[@VoIcanoman]

Indeed. And I think both have their place. The handheld is great for a quick run-through of an area (finding areas that might warrant a more detailed look), and for using in ways that the big unit can't be easily used (in fact, the rappelling down the Jefferson Chimney may not be necessary - depending on how straight it is, and how resilient the small unit is to the odd bump, it could theoretically be lowered down on its own, saving the risk of people using climbing equipment to achieve the same result). But in areas of specific interest, there is no contest - the detail offered makes it absolutely worthwhile to take ~30X longer to scan. I was absolutely blown away by how good it looked, and major kudos to Prof. Courtemanche and his team for creating what is, in effect, a sublime historical artifact.

[@etiennemorinbordeleau2424]

I really liked seeing several solutions and several teams. That said, there could have been a little more explanation on the different techniques like you just did. Because in the video it seems like the first team was less efficient than the other when in the end they just wanted to achieve two different results. Maybe it's just an impression I had or it's the fact that I come from Quebec and I want us to look good! haha

[@Lux__Veritatis]

As a lidar specialist myself, I love getting to see fellow LiDARians at work picking up some really cool point clouds!

[@Sir-DavidJames]

This may be too personal, but how well does that field pay?

[@rafall1118]

@@Sir-DavidJamesAnd how does one get into the scanning? All offers I see are "boring" remote sensing hehe

[@jlt131]

@@rafall1118 this literally is remote sensing. how "boring" it is depends on the projects you get to work on, and what field you're in. I've been doing lidar for almost 20 years, and now i'm starting to look into the drone 3D mapping (more of a phodar) for small projects. There are dozens of directions you can take it!

[@wes52101]

That handheld rig might come in handy to see what's behind any collapsed sections you can't physically fit into.

[@jacka5676]

Strap one on a remote control car

[@ionymous6733]

Wouldn't a cheap camera be smarter in case it's not recoverable?

[@bigcountry908]

send the drone

[@jacka5676]

@@ionymous6733 I didn’t get to plan B

[@wes52101]

@@ionymous6733 Both a camera and this rig are handheld. And a camera doesn't give you all the data that lidar does.

[@thisbymaster]

I could see how the drone going down the jefferson Chimney could help unlock where it connects in to the rest of the system. I know you already were able to do to some of the connection. But to be able to send down the drone without risking lives is a game changer. If only they had a drone with tank treads that could be sent through small gaps or collapts.

[@VARPYGAMER]

theren was a company couple years ago trying to lunch a drone with tracks, dont know if they succeded

[@5nowChain5]

They would have to make it as a drone in 2 units for safety foward lidar drone and have it tethered to a back up tow drone in case the first drone accidently drove off a ledge into a chute or got stuck.

[@jlt131]

most drones rely on connections like GPS, bluetooth, wifi, etc. these won't work through dense rock, so unless it's a straight shot it would be problematic. one on tracks would be neat. just a gopro attached to a vehicle of some sort... though you still need that connection to work to the controller.

[@patdbus]

@@jlt131 a thethered one would solve the problems a drone on tracks could have in the mine. ease of ercovery and no jamed signals.

[@jlt131]

@@patdbus true! great idea

[@RobHellfire666]

Winter is coming.. Gotta get those projects completed 😎

[@GhostTownLiving]

They're getting done. Big update on all progress above ground next weekend!

[@michaelcook184]

Nice to see someone preserving history instead of destroying it😊

[@TheGeneralHoudini]

That Leica mapping tech is incredible! I hope the university is able to get that new Leica equipment. They've definitely earned it!

[@Ammoniummetavanadate]

Slightly different tools, the LiDAR will give sub-mm precise measurements of the whole space, the Leica scanner will give you the general shape of the space quickly.

[@tbillington]

The Leica stuff will end up with huge errors underground. I've used it extensively within buildings, it's fast, but inaccurate.

[@ASTRAmaster]

At $55,000 for just the handheld unit, there aren't many universities that are going to be buying that system.

[@259Den3]

@@Ammoniummetavanadate Is that type of high resolution LiDAR over kill for this application? I think the trade-off between speed or accuracy favors the Leica system.

[@Ammoniummetavanadate]

@@259Den3 Really depends on what you want to do with the data. If you are detecting say movement in the rock in certain areas over time that might absolutely be needed. Or if you want very accurate three dimensional positioning data.

[@chasm3607]

As a fan of Corridor Crew, it’s great to hear they’ve helped you.

[@qcluque6274]

Québec in the HOUSEE!!!! love it!! Vive le Québec

[@Sol1345l1]

I remember commenting about this idea under one of your videos about 2-3 years ago , cool that you are doing it and it actually looks dope!

[@JamesBuddell-fn6bz]

Sure you did. And I invented the internet. Damn that theiving al gore!

[@Sol1345l1]

@@JamesBuddell-fn6bz Sad that negativity was brought to this, but if anyone wants proof here is a screenshot (on the comment it says 2 years ago in Latvian) i.pinimg.com/originals/59/db/4b/59db4bb0d14b28db1a651c9b8bc81e9e.jpg

[@bartolomeothesatyr]

​@@JamesBuddell-fn6bz OP wasn't taking credit for giving the channel the idea, just expressing gratification that a thing he suggested has become a reality. I'm sure all the owners of VR headsets subscribed to this channel have had the same thought independently, and I'm sure many of them have made the suggestion in the comments. I myself left a comment on one of his videos some years ago that he should try to get in touch with someone from Epic Games to come out and do photogrammetry and LIDAR scans to recreate Cerro Gordo in Unreal Engine for a VR experience. I would imagine the channel probably gets a couple dozen such comments on every video it uploads.

[@scottgilroy1128]

Another Home Run show, I know that all of us ,now speaking for everyone who follows you, Great job again, just keep them coming and we will keep watching and living thru these shows

[@kaceesavage]

This is so freaking cool! Congratulations on another milestone!

[@GhostTownLiving]

Thank you so much!

[@Davers3636]

As an underground geologist myself who uses Lidar stuff all the time this is outstanding!! looking forward to more follow ups of this!

[@probablyhomer9338]

When I was a kid we went down into a shaft mine and I got turned around (AKA Lost). Totally terrified. lol Seeing you guys down there makes my hands sweat, but it is so entirely cool I can't help but watch.

[@williamoorejr]

When in high school 2 of us went into the asbestos mines in Benicia and while wandering round with our flashlights, we found a vertical shaft. Soon voices from down the shaft implored us to shine light down the shaft till these 3 college students found a way up 3 layers. They were grateful

[@probablyhomer9338]

@@williamoorejr I think I was about 12 or 13. Even as an adult I still can't imagine the terror I'd feel of being lost in there. lol

[@everythingsalright1121]

Maybe im just nuts but you wouldnt catch me in one of these places without a ton of prep

[@Zman-000]

We thank you, Brent, for bringing the wonder and joy of Cerro Gordo to millions of people. Long may it continue!

[@philzy420]

you need to rent that scanner for a month or 2. you could walk the entire mine and send them the data to break down. awesome vid bro

[@ledesclos5321]

Incredibly interesting. You are the man, you were chosen to be at Cerro Gordo you pull it together.Thank you.

[@ChurchOfTheHolyMho]

Huge thanks to Bishops' University and Leica for taking so much time to map such a wonderful piece of history - preserving it for the rest of us. This video truly does illustrate the places where the technology shines - and where the technology needs to be improved. What an excellent learning experience for the students (my assumption). Although my field was different, going on trips with teachers and professors to things relating to my major were always memories that stuck around. Again - great job and thanks to all involved!

[@user-ww5xw8vc7k]

What an awesome way to bring history alive for us and the next generation. This will be neat to add to your museum once it’s all scanned. 👍❤️

[@kevinsellsit5584]

The fact that you are sharing all the data is awesome...in no time someone will have 3D printed the entire thing in sections that you can open and explore from the comfort of your museum room. Thank you to all who were involved.

[@MusicNinjas]

You saying that you may be able to make a new portal into the mine with this data at the 5:20 mark makes me happy for you and also take me back to a few videos ago where I asked if such a thing would ever be possible. :)

[@alyr7443]

What a great team and dept!! Its amazing what this technology can give you and us as a viewer. So awesome to have such a willing group come out and spend time working on it!!

[@marcusandcodiesKoi]

I remember when you first spoke of getting the mines mapped. Excited to see the end result. 👍

[@milliams]

You can see the significantly lower quality of the Leica handheld. It's obviously much faster though, so if the accuracy is enough it might be just right for your purposes. That said, from a historical-preservation perspective, the high resolution is fascinating as it shows so much more detail in the mining techniques etc. and is more usable for a full VR application or similar.

[@Minnieal28]

They should take a combined approach. Brent needs the fast data to try and get around the collapses, while we need the high-accuracy scan for preservation purposes.

[@PBRatLord]

What a cool project, always a treat to get an update, but this one was wild! Those little scanners are nuts, the maps are such an invaluable advancement in safety and opens so many possibilities for future cave mapping!

[@The_Cali_Dude_88]

The beauty of the surrounding hillsides, all green after the major snows [and rains you had is truly awesome 🎉

[@robertronan1054]

Awesome . Can't wait to watch. Keep doing a good job Bruvver. I'm in SE B.C. and been a prospector for 24 yrs. I've watched you from day 1 I'll get a passport and come see Cerro Gordo 1 day soon I hope. I can drive truck and run equipment especially 🔨 and Shovel 🍻

[@GhostTownLiving]

Awesome! See you up here sometime

[@timothycheuvront8284]

What a great project! The possibilities with these technologies is very exciting!

[@hellawacked]

So cool to see can’t wait to get access to the dataset. Seems like everyone’s accessing atm getting a throttled response. I’ll check back tomorrow. Thanks a ton for letting this be collaborative. I’ll try to see if I can 3d print some sections of the mine. If I have any luck I’ll send them your way.

[@rogertemple7193]

I really enjoy watching and listening about the history of Cerro Gordo and now seeing the 3D map of the Union Mine is really great thanks and have a great weekend Thank You.🤠👍🇺🇲

[@ivetteclavell3833]

Yaaay good to see more of cerro gordo history ❤

[@GhostTownLiving]

Thanks for being here!

[@hollyjohnson5468]

I’m so glad you’re still sharing your dream with us. These videos are amazing. I do worry when you’re off hiking alone but you have such beautiful views of the valley and mountains

[@FlyingFalcon01]

Been waiting for this video on 3D mine scans for a long time! So excited to see it coming together! You really are making history. :)

[@GoogleUser-fb2ug]

I LOVE this for you!!! I can forsee so many ways you'll be using all of this to really help Cerro Gordo in preservation AND rejuvenation.

[@aussiedirtmover]

❤❤Purely amazing being able to map the mine technology has come along way since the mine first started WELL DONE 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Cmcmillen77]

To have Leica come out is WILD. Awesome stuff as always!

[@larrybobbitt8452]

High Brent from Eastern Tennessee have been watching your channel from the beginning. Your all heart i really enjoy watching very cool Take care.

[@pamabernathy8728]

Amazing, Brent. You inspire so many people!!!

[@tooslow8150]

Cool video. The team you had was so nice and accommodating.

[@DullerSphere]

I am so happy to see 3D mapping being done of the site, as it is one of the best ways to preserve something so everyone presently and into future will be able to see a site like Cerro Gordo. I’d say it comes down to the detail of data set scans when you are talking preservation. As the first team seems to have, based on the video, a higher amount of total points giving you a fairly exact texture scan, which would be good if you want to have a high quality replica or use it in a movie cut cut scene, or looking into the future a physical simulation, where the second team it seems you have less points so it smooths over the granular detail, which is good for getting the good overall size and scale of a place, which is good for a first time understanding of a site or a site location that is very time sensitive for it remaining as you can map a location very quickly, intern it would a be good enough quality scan for directly importing into any game in the last 10 years, or a location map for tracking where you are in the mine.

[@williamevans6522]

Twenty feet at a time.😮 You got gumption❤ The Leica tech is a a game changer.

[@Li0rE]

Brent, have you ever looked into the person/people who did the USGS who did the survey? It would be cool to talk about them on the channel. I've imagined a couple times when you reference it how one or a few government employees ventured into long abandoned mines in a remote area and did such a professional job. Pretty cool to think about.

[@randycrager4074]

Great video Brent and so glad that things are progressing and your smile tells it all. Thanks for the update Brent, greatly appreciated.

[@daved7024]

Leica makes quality built optics and equipment. Very impressed with the 3 D mapping. Big thanks for sharing 😊👍

[@RICDirector]

Understatement of the last 2 centuries, LOL....Leica ROCKS

[@jimcraig2304]

Brett you are living the dream my friend thank you for the 4 years of Adventure you took us all on

[@bradleyscales767]

Ive always wanted a piece of smithsonite from the mine and now I get to view them in the near future!

[@Kibaman101]

This is one of the videos that I have been looking forward to for years! I can’t wait to see what is to come in this area.

[@p2p2p2p2p2p]

really cool to hear the explanation of how lidar works, great video

[@KelseyDunlevy]

So many cool experiences have come out of this old mine. Thanks for bringing us all along for the ride, Brent!

[@riAN1337]

as having used photoscape to document argaeologial excavations, this is the point i have been waiting for!

[@okjoe7]

First time checking in a while to see some really cool content

[@GhostTownLiving]

Thanks!

[@matthewc3120]

"This is the shaft here. That's what we'll be going down on" giggity 🤭🤭

[@drb0mb]

Oh hell yes, I've been waiting for an update about this project

[@The_Cali_Dude_88]

This is going to last forever into our futures and beyond after our life’s mortality comes as it does for us all.❤

[@michaelwarden5349]

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH SIR. PLEASE TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND TEAM MEMBERS PLEASE BE CAREFUL.

[@iAN-hf6gj]

Can't wait to play Doom in VR at Cerro Gordo

[@markmckeown5855]

Way to go, Brent!!! That video was very cool!! Keep them coming, Buddy, please...

[@marksherman9578]

Great job seeing all of the tunnels

[@owenroche8426]

that's so awesome!! I hope you can completely scan everything in the future. Maybe even the five extra levels behind the collapse! :)

[@carolineindacityphx]

Brent! Glad to see a video drop on a Saturday. I was in the middle of watching a movie and saw my notification pop up. Well, for me, when a Cerro Gordo video drops, I have to stop whatever I am doing to hit Play! But whoa! 3D mapping CG? As a claustrophobic person, I knew I would never be able to explore the mines in person, but this seems to open up the possibilities! One of my favorite scenes is from the movie Prometheus, the 5th installment of the Alien film series. In the movie, there is a scene, where the scientist uses drone scanners to map the alien ship. It is movie magic of course, but while watching the film, I was reminded that innovation comes from fiction. I cannot wait to see what the results of your data will create. ❤

[@hetzz]

That might have been movie magic then, but a recent study made by LKAB and Luleå University of Technology have shown that we've surpassed that kind of technology by now. They got drones not just mapping mines but doing other kind of tasks as well. Autonomously.

[@SpaceFlye]

That's so cool that you finally got to 3D map the mines! And btw, coolest thumbnail for a video I've seen in a while 🤯

[@stangdriver66]

Super interesting for us guys on the sofa at home !!!

[@rydplrs71]

How did I get old……Brent bought a mine I saw advertised a decade ago and it still feels like a new adventure.

[@TheFlyWahine]

Really cool to see the two difrent ways to do it. And good fun to see another video.

[@GhostTownLiving]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SoullessScythe]

that is awesome, thank you for making the map public so i could myself "explore" the mine.

[@dondavis5633]

Great job! Now if only you could somehow find a way down to the 1100-foot level; THAT would just be so amazing.

[@kasel5821]

This is so cool! One day the whole mine will be virtual and that is just mind boggling!

[@justlucky13]

Thanks Brent

[@shanestachurski9667]

Brent this is a great way to move forward. Four years has past so fast and you have done so much mate and have enjoyed every step of the way. Kudos to you all the way from New Zealand..

[@susanalbone5101]

Great video. I’m pleased that those people shouted out to you and with the technology available today, helped you realise your dream of 3D mapping the tunnel systems. Thank you. Take care, keep safe. ❤ Dorset, UK

[@donaldfitzgerald8950]

Hey Brent, amazing technology, way ahead of this old-timer, heard Jeff Williams a geologist/U-tuber/miner talk about it awhile back, all above my flintstone mind, Lol! Glad to see you've been able to apply it to Cerro Gordo, I'm sure something outstanding will become of it... keep it up and keep it happening! ⛏️⚒️👍🤯🤠

[@loyalrammy]

Look forward to travelling through the levels from Kansas!

[@horsebookworm]

As someone whose mom works at Bishops, this was such a fun crossover for me! Great video, really enjoyed seeing the map made.

[@mrboberson7424]

So we could get Cerro Gordo on street view? Cerro Gordo horror game! Edit: maybe a colab with Pirate software to do a game jam based on Cerro Gordo?

[@nick5062]

I agree. Some kind of 'Subnautica' style survival game, with collapses, flooding, dangerous gases, hostile flora and fauna, resources to collect, bases to build, equipment tech tree, mystery storyline, clues, quests, et al.

[@karolakkolo123]

@@nick5062 To think that that's basically Brent's life irl, well without the fictional elements lol but still

[@mariezp]

Personally, I wouldn't necessarily be interested in a horror themed game but I would absolutely love a pc game where you could wander around the entire town of Cerro Gordo, maybe do a little mining and go exploring down in the mines.

[@RICDirector]

Just ask corridor Crew, tbeyre probably already plotti g it

[@stephenshort839]

You are a great Story Teller and the enthusiasm is contagious.

[@samlague4409]

Yay another videos of cerro gordo. Great to see Brent

[@michelleharrell8452]

Awesome idea. Finally see the inner workings of this mine. Thankyou Brent for making this possible.

[@carrieann1640]

Respect to the Leica people for respecting their heads with helmets.

[@machpodfan]

This is really exciting to see! Congratulations for making it happen, and as always, your work and vibe are much appreciated by those of us living vicariously😊

[@joshuaableiter4545]

This is EXACTLY what I was talking about when I commented on a Dave Ramsey video talking about the responsibility of those with financial resources to use those financial resources to grow communities, otherwise they damn those same communities to the opposite of prosperity. You chose the right people to hire!

[@marydilley4455]

Awesome episode Brent! We've watched you from the start and are amazed at what you're doing there in Cerro Gordo! 2:12

[@giantgizan]

You should have one of the crews use that LiDAR-Radar drone to map all the vertical of the Jefferson Chimney

[@johnstuart8511]

Brent: This is something new to me. Very excited to see the outcome of the 3D mapping. Bringing your history to life. Thank you for another amazing video. Keep up the great work. Now I can't wait for your American Hotel to reopen. Regards 🇿🇦.

[@MorryB]

This episode is giving me Prometheus vibes.

[@JasonNight-xc2ud]

Thank you for letting us into your journey with this mine. I love watching this series

[@caroll584]

Exciting idea to do 3-D mapping of the mine!! @Brent, what is the update on the Hotel?? Haven’t heard you mention it lately!

[@GhostTownLiving]

Next weekend’s video will have big update on the hotel!

[@caroll584]

@@GhostTownLiving Yay!!

[@williamoorejr]

just wow. so glad to see the mapping expand so fast.

[@Janer-52]

Oh my. I'm thinking 3-D puzzles and play models with sections to open up and "mine." How about a crawl-through soft tunnel printed with a section of the mine on the inside? Come on, toy companies! This will be "gold!"

[@sheilaMagilicudy]

You are nothing but amazing Brent. Cheers from me my husband and many friends of ours who follow you. Cheers

[@jimbob90p]

a video game on epic would be awesome

[@forza14155]

It's insane seeing how far you have com I remember subbing to you on my old account and you had only about 2000 subs and now you have over a million I am so proud of what you have done and someday I am hoping to take a trip to your town.

[@WBCHelpSaint]

Love that multiple teams are doing this. More data is NEVER a bad thing.

[@adriangrunhofer117]

Well Done! I am really happy to see that it finally happened!