4.5 Years Living In An Abandoned Ghost Town

[@gabrielcoarna9816]

What's mind boogling about this channel, is that I remember the first videos when Brent JUST moved in. I never saw a moment of fear of being where he is. And now it's been almost 5 years. It's been a journey, a leap of faith, and now we're still here. Congratulations !

[@MarcoMasseria]

Crazy, right?! Like, you almost wonder how it's all possible? Like where did/does all the money come from to make it possible and what did he do he before Cerro Gordo? Almost like he was employed in finance with friends with a lot of money, But I'm just talkin' crazy. That all this was NOT done consciously. Knowing you would be watching and viewers would respond as they have. It's all just so heart warming. It's all just like it appears. 'Cause that's normally how life works ... right?

[@gabrielcoarna9816]

@@MarcoMasseria my conspiracy theories senses are tingling

[@MarcoMasseria]

@@gabrielcoarna9816 No sir. You will find the story behind "Peter Pan flying" at Cerro Gordo without too much time at all. Isn't the story amazing? Why don't more do it? ... Money.

[@Zephyrr11]

Same here, I remember when he first moved there. No water, no power, crappy roads, etc. It's impressive how far it's come.

[@MarcoMasseria]

@@Zephyrr11 Yep. Pretty amazing. I wonder what his long term plan is? It seems like he sure does have a couple bucks to invest. I mean, wouldn't you like to do something similar?

[@lovinLaVonna]

Dude you took a dirty, dead dry side of a mountain & brought it back to life from a history long forgotten. Hands down you are the mayor, sheriff, real estate agent, store owner, historian & on & on. God bless & know that what you've done is mind-blowing & very impressive & inspiring.

[@marktkeend1897]

Amen

[@susanwoodcarver]

I could not have said it any better. Perfectly articulated. Thank you. He most certainly has an "old west" soul. I'll never visit the town, but I am blessed beyond belief to see if through his eyes and heart.

[@marktitus8516]

I'd love to build you several lamps for your hotel made from all the broken glass and bottles you and your team have found around the town and mines. Just give me an ideal about the number of lamps you want or need. I love making lamps and using old or broken glass is my favorite hobbies.

[@thelostsoul5531]

​@@marktitus8516try emailing Brent. He will probably never see your reply to a random comment this late in a videos run.

[@Jeff-jg7jh]

When Brent is long gone....It's never pretty or maybe it is. I expect he is less than sixty yrs. old. I liked to dig little diches to make water flow. I hope he can somehow find a link to water. That would be so wonderful. Water is important.

[@ColtenL1129]

I can’t believe it’s already been 4.5 years. I remember starting to watch these videos back during the start of Covid. Now here we are nearly 5 years later

[@dannykicks603]

Legit.. same

[@Mark-mv8vi]

BRENT! Install a high head 5 gpm "SUBMERSIBLE" pump directly in the reservoir where currently you installed the little sump pump. Incorporate a float switch for low water shut off. Incorporate storage reservoir up top with another float switch interrupting circuit to down below! This multiple pump operation is not necessary! You're driving me nuts with every water episode! I'll be in the area this winter. I'm a 42 year pump/mechanical/ electrical contractor. This should be simple and reliable, I CAN HELP! LOL

[@Muffinman2nd]

yea as a journeyman pipefitter this looks like a very easy situation to remedy...just need the right people

[@dennisfahey2379]

Its a Wild West Town - needs a proper elevated water tower. Insulated metal with vintage wood lining with the Cerro Gordo Mining Company logo on it.

[@Muffinman2nd]

@@dennisfahey2379 THIS!!!!! Brent can def do this himself too!

[@notargetbg]

up

[@BjoernKarlsson]

UP!

[@averylividmoose3599]

Its kinda crazy to think that a fair few of us were here watching the start of your journey, eagerly waiting for the monthly videos of you settling in, the early trials and tragedies, your milestones, you've come so far from just spending everything to come out to a forgotten patch of history on a mountain. Heres hoping to decades more, thanks for sharing your journey with us Brent.

[@rafaelmacias9979]

This is just crazy… Over 4 years you’ve explored almost every foot of the Union mine and Rebuilding the Hotel All while also telling a bit of history. It’s been a honor watching all this progress over 4 years.

[@demonsrun3281]

Nowhere near exploring all of the union mine, but that's why I keep coming back

[@MatthewGomez-t6s]

Hey Brent , I grew up in the desert and was raised in the mountains , I’m 50 years old now and I would love a change of pace , I’m a very skilled carpenter and have built many buildings and homes , is there any way I could come out and help you guys and get the change that I need ?

[@JohnCarroll-cp4qt]

Go for it! Help transform the town and heal your soul at the same time.

[@1PeakMindset]

He has volunteer signups on his website as well as being pretty active on his social media. I’d definitely try those avenues if I were you. Great luck!

[@jameydupuy9280]

How very generous of you! If it works out, it may be a blessing for you both. Good luck.

[@ActualGoatUnicorn]

Something fun you could do with the brass , is that you could make the keys t the different hotel rooms out of Cerro Gordo brass, if you wanna get adventurous you could even have have a different key material for each room. I certainly thin that would be an awesome thing if I ever were to stay in The American Hotel :)

[@julianconibear9189]

should get the lock picking lawyer to make the locks and keys for the doors😀

[@mrsunshine3728]

Or brass souvenir tokens or coins.

[@WalkSkyWalker]

Would have to put a pretty high deposit on the keys to be returned if that were the case, people would take them otherwise

[@firefly9838]

Theres lots of good uses for brass😏

[@rustyshackelford1483]

I think a small brass bell for the bar would be cool. Or a brass entryway bell.

[@GaryVanDolzer]

You are doing something great, important too. I am an Historian, and revel in the discovery of the past, the people who breathed life into it. You are a very strong, very intriguing man, who is bending the world. Love it!

[@TheWastelandWizard]

When the Hotel finally opens again you should hold an auction for someone to put a new bullet hole in the card room, with a nice plaque detailing the history of why it was there, and why another was put in after the rebuild. Would be pretty cool to see and another nice indelible mark on history. Especially since you've got plenty of lead, and now Brass. Cast your own shell, make the round, make the gunpowder for the ceremonial shot, that'd be killer.

[@MrZylix-6]

That would be a really cool way to preserve the history of the moment!

[@ricardocampos8113]

As a profesional auctioneer, I would offer my services.

[@robmez]

Brent please would you consider putting up a live feed web cam in the town , would be very popular

[@Laura-Kitty]

A live feed at the pond would be awesome!

[@accelement3499]

i would put it on my living room tv a lot i think it's a great idea i dont know how easy it is to do or how much bandwidth he has to use for internet

[@MrandMrsSmiths]

Make it members only. 😉

[@confuseatronica]

I like live cams but I also think they get used to do crime. Might be best not to.

[@duncansgamechest]

He could make it subscription or channel member based for added security. Spring would probably be a better time to get that going.

[@boccobadz]

I remember the first video. Time flies. Keep up the good work!

[@agbag8185]

Yeah, I still remember when it popped out on Home feed. Damn times really flies quick huh?

[@troytaylor1913]

I found and watched his second video first. Everyone locked themselves up inside their houses and there was nothing else to do but find this channel.

[@Jammer.1]

@Brent I'm just a poor old man & have been following you ever since the first video you made about Cerro Gordo And have enjoyed every video along the way I just wish i could afford to show more support & some day visit you up there but with my bad health and not many years of life left I know i'll never be able to afford a trip out there even though I know the air would help my health so much but at least watching every show you get a little support from youtube It's the best support i can offer ! God gave you a purpose and you found it & it has made you a better man & your happiness shows in every video ! Thank you for bringing us all along ! God Bless !

[@oldSchoolGM]

I am in the same boat. What a great life he is living. It is nice that you are sharing your experiences with the rest of us.

[@runningman8098]

I remember the first time I watched your videos 4 years ago, wondering doubting if you'll make it there. And there you are right now still thriving, what a dedicated man. Congratulations for keeping it up!!!!

[@Efernandez24]

I remember stumbling upon your channel during shut down and kept watching your videos and seeing the hotel being burnt down to now almost being done building a new hotel is amazing! Congratulations to you!

[@GhostTownLiving]

Welcome back! Thanks for checking in on the progress

[@charlie.ridgway86]

I can not believe it's been 4 and a half years!! This is the first channel I've seen from the first upload to now. Starting from getting stuck on the road with your little truck, and now you're going several hundred feet below ground on the regular. It's been great watching Cerro Gordo come back to life, and your own personal growth, thanks for taking us on this trip with you!

[@DarkSiv]

I always say, "Hello there!" with you like I am a kid again reciting the intro to my favorite kids show. Love ya, Brent! Can't wait to watch this one fully. Cheers!

[@GhostTownLiving]

Hahah, HELLO THERE

[@DarkSiv]

@@GhostTownLiving Hello there! :D

[@mhughes1160]

@@GhostTownLiving You should take a serious look into rain water collection with all the roof metal surfaces you have. It could help your drinking water needs . Thanks for another great video 👍

[@thelostsoul5531]

​@@mhughes1160the amount of rain the town gets vs the cost of necessary supplies probably is to far apart for that to make sense in his situation. He barely has ground water, and its a desert type of landscape, so there cant be much rain.

[@lisadamele1108]

Me too!! I’ve been here for years and the “Hello there!” Is so sincere and happy! Who else hits “like” right when you hit play! 😄👍🏼✨

[@sbliss44]

FINALLY! Brent, I've been wanting news of the hotel roof since last winter, not to mention the studio. While I have enjoyed your travels and adventures of the neighboring mines and old camps, I have really missed getting updates and seeing the progress, growth and challenges at Sierra Gordo. I've been watching since you began 4 years ago and although it's been slow, it's been steady. You have proven you're in this for the long haul. I'm both proud and impressed. Hope to visit someday soon and lend a little country/blues harmonica music to the rarefied air of the SG along with any good ol' country pickers and players.

[@dsteiersteier2026]

I remember when you first started living there. My first question was, where were you going to get the water from to survive. I'm glad to see that you have found a water source. Now you need a way of filtering the water so that it can be used for drinking, cooking etc. Congratulations on this success and keep up the good work. When will the hotel be open?

[@TheREALMuad-dib]

Your face is beginning to show the long focus of sight that the deep desert imparts to those of us who belong there. It suits you. Keep up the good work, and you will reward the rest of humanity with your work.

[@conradk]

Amazing how quickly time wanders by. I remember catching your adventure when you first bought the town, and then your snowy trip up the mountain and getting stuck. The tragic hotel fire... You have done so well during this time. Amazing.

[@Janer-52]

Brent, thank YOU for sticking with us! It would be easier to just do, and not reach out. We've watched you push yourself to learn new things, socialize with all kinds of people, and figure out great ways to produce income. The marathons, the game, the YT videos and your book are all just ways of connecting. Bravo for your creativity and perseverance.

[@Kendrick_is_king]

Damn this is crazy I remember watching you 3 years ago for the first time ever on Sam and Colby 🙏🏻 keep up the journey

[@Cannacultivator]

I’ve watched him since he started

[@charlesmaclellan8124]

Corridor Crew brought me here

[@jameydupuy9280]

I remember stumbling across your first videos years ago when i first explored youtube. Recently, i got back on here and started looking around again, and i found your channel after all these years! I am blown away by your success and adventure! I loved seeing the exploration and help you were able to offer with the bats. That must have been so exciting. You must wonder, if you see a large group flying by, if you had met any if them personally yet! How thrilling! Good luck to you and your continued adventures and thoroughly enjoying life! Thank you for sharing your adventures, this girl here definitely loves seeing this wonderful land from your unique viewpoint!

[@rsn66125]

Brent, the way you ended this video is amazing. Gratitude is a powerful currency and at the very least, is a powerful builder of good will… Best wishes to you and your dreams!

[@Les_S537]

30:57 You really ought to think about putting up some canvas shade covers over the water so that it helps to keep the water from evaporating too quickly.

[@PixiexRiri]

I hope he builds a swimming pool ✨️🌸☀️💅

[@Les_S537]

@@PixiexRiri Depends on the water, and the minerals and elements within the water. Mining unlocks toxic elements, and he said that water is not potable (drinkable). I'm not sure than swimming or bathing in that water is a good idea. Could he implement some kind of filtration system for the water to make it drinkable/swimmable, probably, but at what cost?

[@PixiexRiri]

@@Les_S537 Maybe. He could get a charity to help him ☆

[@Les_S537]

@@PixiexRiri Maybe. I'm not suggesting he build a pool this large, but let's say you have a 20 foot by 40 foot pool with a deep end 11 feet deep and a shallow end 4 feet deep. You would need 44k gallons of water to fill that. It took him several weeks to pull 4,000 gallons of water out of the mine... This means that whatever pool he builds will need to be very small. Maybe a hottub would be doable.

[@markturner977]

@@PixiexRiriwhy don’t you build your own swimming pool instead of trying to get everyone else to do it -or you could use a public facility!!!

[@kendallfrancis54koll]

Thanks Brent! I love your videos! Hope to visit someday!

[@mattsterman100]

The love you have for that hotel. You really understand the value of third spaces in community man. What a wonderful experience. thank you for the video.

[@andreadezubiria4754]

My husband and I just started watching your channel. Enjoying going back and catching up on all your projects and interesting information. Hope to visit someday soon !

[@RyanWorks-dx8zx]

This is the only KZbin channel that does 45 minutes that I watch the entire length and love it

[@4cats1porcupine]

Wow, 4 years already! Time has flown. Love the pond, it would be neat to hook an outdoor camera facing the pond to record the wildlife that comes to the pond at night. The hotel is looking beautiful. Cheers!

[@TrumpedUp888]

It's so exciting to watch your experience building the hotel and bringing that town back to life. Great call putting a metal roof on that. Don't forget to put snow stops above doorways. Snow will slide right onto someone's head on a mm metal roof. That's what snow stops are for. Godspeed in the rest of your endeavors.

[@ashleysaenz5830]

Brent, howdy from San Antonio, TX! This was such a lovely video but I want to share that I jumped and hollared when I saw that little trickle water! I am so very happy for you and I will definitely be a hotel guest next year!

[@mytwinjackie]

I am almost done with your book Ghost Town living. What an inspiration. If I was a teacher I would be showing all of your videos to my class.

[@bernardofitzpatrick5403]

Excellent idea.

[@MakingUsThink]

Them roofers did a remarkable job and I pray this job gets them many jobs in the future!

[@GuyWithTheDogs]

"Those" roofers...

[@MakingUsThink]

@@GuyWithTheDogs Both words work perfectly with a statement. English is my first language :) Cheers

[@GuyWithTheDogs]

@@MakingUsThink The fact that English is your first language is irrelevant when you don't understand simple grammar rules that most of the rest of us learned in the first grade (at the latest).

[@vipbarrera20]

@@GuyWithTheDogsthanks man we loved doing the roof man it was a good time been there u have to see the sky at night there amazing

[@jmorris999]

There is a reason no one likes you. ​@@GuyWithTheDogs

[@peteklover2923]

Water is so key to a sustainable existence there. I'm so glad to see a significant breakthrough. Cudos to the guys that designed and implemented this and kudos to you being the driving force that gets these things to happen. Keep on keeping on!

[@jamesharris9352]

Very glad to hear your water 💧 problem is getting fixed... I ❤ the fact that you ❤ animals too. I enjoy seeing the ones that you enjoy having on your property! Gotta ❤ The Animals! Please keep showing us your family of furry friends on your videos! Do you any cats or dogs? 🤗

[@YamaKinoko]

Brent you are a warrior, your persistence, positive attitude, respect and integrity shine like a bon fire in the night. Your experiences and the way you present it is truly inspirational. Thank you for being you and sharing!

[@SmAsHit520]

Having ghost town living withdrawals here lol…. Can’t wait for a new video! Hubs and I binged every video! ❤

[@marjilazarus8909]

Congratulations on all you’ve accomplished and thank you for taking us on the journey, we’ve watched from the beginning ❤Blessings

[@nickmcdonough2913]

Brent first off I wanted to say I love every half year year update you do. I’ve been here since day one! Secondly I just pre ordered the board game can’t wait to get my coin pin and board game and become a ghost town miner in my home state of MA! Keep up the good work, keep your head held high, and know there is a big community that loves you and what you do sir

[@jodiedwards2634]

I’ve watched your journey from the beginning….major respect and admiration don’t even begin to tell you how I feel about your ethic, determination and perseverance. I’ve cried both happy and sad tears. I’ve bubbled over with pride for you and your accomplishments after watching the much awaited monthly videos. I hang on the edge of my seat with each adventure into the mine shaft or even nearby areas you’ve visited. I’ve bought galena, your book and now your board game. I get giddy when I see you’ve posted and no matter what I’m doing, I stop and watch to see all the news you’re sharing with us, like a little girl…..and I’m fast approaching belonging to “the ancient ones” generation. What a joy you’ve been and a refreshing part of my day. You, sir, have given not only me, but a large part of the entire world hope for humanity as we watch the community you have built. I listen to your thoughts at the end of the videos and know there truly is hope and for that, I congratulate you and thank you more than words can express!! ❤❤❤

[@danbob1650]

Ditto want he said.

[@estebanflores1427]

Been watching since you moved in man. I appreciate the adventure you’ve taken us on over the years.

[@TreasureHuntingNana]

I absolutely love what you are doing.... Talk about having a dream and living it. Thank you for bringing life back to the place.

[@kirkoglesby6175]

It would be really cool if you could come up with enough brass to make room numbers for the hotel. I'm stoked to hear about the roof and the water situation, Brent!

[@josephmcconnell7310]

At some point, you'll have to stop calling it an abandoned ghost town😄.

[@solsunman383]

Aye. It may still be a ghost town, but it certainly isn't abandoned!

[@kimballkach3544]

It’s ghost town living for a reason he’s living in an old ghost town 😂

[@itsdeanya]

"Creepy in the bunkhouse"... Tell it! Give us the stories! Thank you for continuing to share. It is one of the most fascinating stories on KZbin. Wouldn't it be better to put in collection cisterns and working on water-generation through solar condensation methods?

[@JohnCarroll-cp4qt]

I've watched you from the beginning you have become totally energized and your enthusiasm is boundless. What you have done to the area is outstanding, you've breathed life into the town. You said how long would it take you to become "normal" in a city. I think it's us in the city that need to become normal. You've created your own eutopia.

[@mcerina]

What a great recap. I always enjoy the endings when you ride off into the sunset, reflecting on your life and the life of Cerro Gordo. I began watching you when you were just 2-3 videos in. What a great journey! Thank you!

[@CarolynEmory420]

I remember when you first bought the town yearrrs ago! I cant believe how far you've came!!!

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

A Camera down in the Mine at the Water Source might be very helpful, Brent.. What a Great Accomplishment that is Ever Growing you have embarked on there!!

[@Keith1210]

Congratulations on these monumental milestones Brent!!! So happy for you to see so much progress.

[@annarose5831]

Wow, you truly have come along-way Brent! Congratulations 🎉

[@jcman-lp6lg]

I've been following since the beginning, it's crazy to see how far you've come since the beginning.

[@HarrisonFisher-w3b]

Keep living the best life. Love the vids ❤.

[@ReviewsWithAL_]

This may be one of the most interesting channels I’ve found in a long time Be cool to see more people trying to restore old towns

[@corneliusva]

Love your book and I'm so glad that your documenting this town that you care about so much. It's actually inspiring

[@Noname-wp4kq]

Another learning experience from your show. I am very excited about your future and your town.

[@Alohakurt]

You are looking down for water. Are you going to put a rain catchment system on the top of the hotel? How about building a roof over your water tank and have the rain directly into that. Consider a rain catchment system on top of all your structures? I would suggest you put a shade cover over the top of your pond to slow down the evaporation. Thanks for your vids!!

[@nealmacdonald8191]

Permanent water is always a plus.

[@murderface8883]

You are the only the only reason I know of Cerro Gordo! You are awesome Brent! Keep it up please!

[@Svernel_]

Been here since the first month, it's crazy how much has changed.

[@Peter-s7m]

That pond is a big plus Brent...it will attract more wildlife for sure...

[@monicach_]

If I may suggest! Getting puzzles made of awesome shots that you've taken to sell! This would bring a little more money to work on the town. I hope you consider, a lot of us enjoy puzzles. As always, love the updates.

[@_MikeJon_]

Dang man, I remember your first few videos. This is crazy.

[@christian_lied]

You’ve done so many things in 4+ years, while I feel stagnant in my life. Watching you definitely pushes me to greater things

[@c00l_n00dles]

Hey brent I love your content, I was thinking about the veggie garden you tried and I was thinking since you have power in the mines it could be cool to see if you can grow veggies underground (either in soil or hydroponically). Not sure if this is totally possible but thought it could be a cool video idea.

[@dustyrooster]

Dude! If he could have an underground garden that would grow all year long! That would be so rad!

[@skwatson2617]

You never cease to amaze me with your achievements in Cerro Gordo. Your enthusiasm for all the aspects of life in your town is truly inspirational. Bless you for being you and sharing with us.

[@jamesalbrecht418]

So happy watching this channel grow over the last 5 years feels like a old friend congrats 🎉

[@mt0115]

Great things can occur through hard work. It is so wonderful that your persistence is paying off. 😎🍺🇨🇦

[@MoonJuiceHikes]

I just finished the Lowest to Highest trek which takes you through Cerro Gordo on your way up and over the Inyo’s. I listened to Brent’s book along the way. Amazing to learn all about the town and Brent’s journey over the years while spending 5 days hiking to it from Badwater Basin. What a cool experience! Highly recommend the book . Like the videos, Brent did an incredible job telling his story. Loved it. Enjoyed meeting Brent too as I passed through. He’s as genuine in person as he is on video. 👍

[@stevenmilton8029]

Can't believe it's been 4 and a 1/2 years. I've been watching from the beginning.Need to make a trip up there

[@jentommyontheroad8089]

Looking forward to seeing your tiny town in person some day!

[@lisajames295]

I'm so blown away that it's been 4.5 years! I remember watching your first few months videos! It's crazy!!

[@TheFiremanJJSpangler]

I have a suggestion that I personally would find to be an awesome gift idea, but how about a rock and mineral set? Very easy to make, but gives everyone a chance to put their hands on the rocks and minerals you mine there? I'm by NO means an expert, not even an amateur, but a rock hound non-the-less! I also, just like you, love to learn through research and experimentation, and I AM a hobby jewelry and crafts maker. I can see the smallest samples potentially bringing high value and support for your efforts there. I would love to see that from you! Thanks for what your doing... I said before, it's one of my dreams your living, so I appreciate the content, but all your efforts!

[@GhostTownLiving]

We are working on just that! Thank you!

[@JesseGamesLive]

crazy early! just read your book again! its amazing

[@GhostTownLiving]

Wow, thank you! Very early!

[@dannyd464]

You're living a bless life buddy keep it up 👍

[@BaxBeingBax]

I’ve been watching from the beginning. I remember when you first started making videos talking about this special place. Congratulations on the progress and success. Wow it doesn’t seem that long lol

[@stevemurrell6167]

What a fantastic positive update Brent! The Cerro Gordo story just keeps getting better and more fascinating with time. You are certainly an inspiration mate. Cheers from Australia.

[@eugenefleming1614]

If you haven't read Ghost town living great book👍💛😁

[@billseymour-jones3224]

I'll second that. Excellent read -- worth twice the price!

[@SandyWolf-]

@@eugenefleming1614 and if you haven't ordered a Hoodie they really are awesome too! Honored to support Brent's work🫡

[@gaffirl123]

bots

[@OwO---Drunk_Seulgi---OwO]

There's a good chance he's already read his own book

[@pawekulesza3645]

I still can't wait to get it. I've bought it year ago (pre-premiere) on Amazon and it still hasn't arrived.

[@therifftones2198]

Hotel looks nice

[@Laura-Kitty]

🔔 Are you going to make a bell with your brass? 🔔

[@theothered2549]

Great update and beautiful camera work. Thank you

[@jessicahennen1047]

For your garden. You could put chicken wire on a pvc frame on hinges. It will keep all the critters away. Best of luck!

[@Muffinman2nd]

If you have internet down there you should have a camera at the pool

[@itsdeanya]

Don't have to have internet, could run a LAN wire.

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

⁠​⁠@@itsdeanyaso like a CAT6? I’ve been substituting fiber for remote runs instead or wire. It has superior performance over copper.

[@hydro2wheel]

He installed interned capabilities 8 months ago.

[@Jesse06_NL]

​@@itsdeanyathat's a loong way down for a lan cable, the max is 100m/328feet. With a couple boosters it might work, but im not sure how much bandwith would be left.. coax cable would be better in this case (300-500m)

[@whiskeyinthejar24]

​@@Jesse06_NL there is coax running down to the 900ft level for communications. He is setting up a base camp to dig through to lower levels.

[@fauchejuliano]

This project took half a lifetime of energy, but with the water and the hotel; the town will no longer be abandoned. From now on it's going to be fun, and I wish you all the best.

[@JF-fx2qv]

4+ YEARS! OMG! I believe I’ve been watching since day one! 👍🇺🇸

[@GhostTownLiving]

Thanks for being here!

[@MargaretKearsey-dv1nk]

Me too

[@73Xerxes]

Great video Brent.. Can't wait until opening of the hotel. When the reservations start I'll make sure to book a room. Also supported the game. Looks great and fun to play. Love your passionate of the town and every video you place out feels that we are there with you in the experiences that you are sharing. THANK YOU so much for this. Really it has been 4.5 years since I (we) have been watching your progress!!!! You have definitely have grown with the progress. Again thank you... you will have my support anyway that I can to you and the town. ❤

[@GhostTownLiving]

Thanks for the support and kind words!

[@thumbalinamom]

Somewhere in your plans you will need a greenhouse to protect your garden food. Now that you have water, maybe aquaponics might work. ❤

[@Skoog.]

40 min felt like 5 min. Very intresting. (as usual)

[@Ellis157]

A little waterproof light inside the water would be really cool and majestic and you could sit by the water at night look at the stars look at the water man I wish I could go there

[@paultucker8951]

Brent I'm in the insurance business. If you ever want to insure your building with reasonable rates your exterior in your new building should be non flammable such as a Cement or Hardy Backer type product or some type of Non Flammable material. Good Luck. Paul T.

[@amnedits4898]

4 YEARS ALREADY!? I remember watching the first video of this! I can’t believe it’s been so long! Congratulations on the success! 🔥

[@Myandeminemmusic]

kinda forgot about you for a year, glad to remember and check you out again :)

[@mikeokla01]

Is your water tested for purity? I would recommend you put in above ground or below grown storage tanks for your your town that won't freeze with a water treatment plan for drinking & bathing..

[@the_desert_dweller]

@10:43 dont you have a well pressure tank? a tank will keep the motor from constantly running, and keep it from having to be replaced all the time, and will improve your flow.

[@craig675]

Gravity feed. The town is on a hill.

[@lhunter325]

Hi, me again, Due to your closing statement, what do your parents think of your reviving Cerro Gordo? Have they visited ❤and seen all your hard work? Les.

[@fromthegroundup8045]

Since Covid until today we’ve been with you watching your dream come true

[@TammyHiland]

Brent you are Helping the animals of Cerro Gordo. Love this

[@craigevans2941]

Make a brass plaque for the opening of the new hotel