Gly Finds a Gold Camp and Says a Few Words

[@ISchots]

It's an almost 24 minute long "short". I think you should call it "Gly's long john" 🤣 Love it though.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: As chilly as it’s been lately that’s exactly what it is.

[@adam_beach_bum]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces 😂😂

[@PinInTheAtlas]

When we come across old graves like that we always wonder, Who were they? What happened to them? And the stories they could tell! Love these kind of explores. Thanks Gly.

[@tinadelwiche416]

The dead can speak,,, it's called HISTORY

[@thomashumphries3519]

This is my favorite show Gly...thank you...u are a special dude...someday maybe I show up and meet u...it would be such a memory

[@KingBobDole]

I think it's always a bummer whenever old places like this are vandalized like that. Unfortunately, I just know that's how most people are in that they'd rather ruin stuff than preserve it for future explorers. Thanks for the video and glad all this hiking is helping keep you healthy!

[@bebeandjohnnotsonomadiclif5287]

Thank you for fixing the cross up on the grave. And, Thank you for the Video's.

[@jmarsh3347]

Another great video, every one of them hand-crafted. Thanks for putting a positive spin on the barriers, easier to accept them now that I'm aware of the benefits, protecting wildlife. Well done.

[@TXDOGWOOD]

Thanks Gly. I appreciate your respect for the deceased by not walking on the grave. We were always taught that. Enjoyed the short. Take care. Be safe. Thanks from Texas. ❤

[@floridareedsreviews]

As new as this mine is, the bat bars and shaft cages were probably installed by the mining company when they closed operations. Thanks for taking us exploring with you, Gly!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Your right, that is a possibility.

[@myfavoritemartian1]

Thanks for straightening up the cross. I was thinking the same thing. Who ever the guy was, it was his place in the world once upon a time. To me that site looks like an old mine that was reopened and worked at a later date. That was a huge amount of waste rock. I bet it was a tasty mine to explore providing it was not too crumbly and collapsed inside. Thanks Gly! There were lots of man hours spent there. **I like your use of satellite cameras to track your moving around. Something rarely seen on you tube.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thanks! When you see me walking through the space it helps put you visually in the space making for a better viewing experience.

[@rawbsworld6604]

🤔 perhaps it was a gal? Camp cook? Was a lot of grave beautification personally I don’t think the “boys” wouldn’t have gone to the effort for ole Clem! 🤪 🤷‍♂️ jus’ saying

[@bushcraftbaxter]

Just found this channel and binge watched like 30 videos and I LOVE it! I'm already so motivated to get out and explore!

[@tinadelwiche416]

Welcome aboard

[@Tomcroese]

That is nice of you to make and send this! Thank you

[@buckshoth585]

An episode length short. Gly, your spoiling us! Thanks.

[@ja-lj2tb]

Thanks for another cool adventure. That was very reverent of you respecting that grave and repositioning the cross.

[@brooklyndan11206]

I said the same thing!! 🤗👍🙏✝️

[@Oenomaus45]

love this Channel, Gly is like the fun uncle everyone wants to have 😄

[@weathermandoug96]

Gly..awesome long "shorts". Thanks for straightening the cross for whomever was buried there. If crosses could talk..would love to hear the story of why they were buried near the mine..

[@PUPPYBONZ]

Awesome that you have the balls to bring this to people to educate history.

[@roynapora7683]

I like these kind of shorts...the long ones! Great work

[@butchdoane3419]

Even 88 was a minute ago now. Cool cabins. Definitely worth a look. Thanks again.

[@L4M858]

Really nice scene there with the Cross.

[@colleenvarlow8764]

Thanks Gly, even though you couldn't get in, it was fun exploring around.

[@paulwise215]

Happy new year , what amazing place great finds very interesting place , very emotional when you visited grave , take care great video

[@galoluscus6266]

Was just at that mine last August.

[@dougsmith417]

Gly, I spend each week waiting on the edge of my seat for Wednesday and Saturday mornings so I can watch your shows. You're the best on the tube, bud. Hi from New Mexico!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thank you very much!

[@stephenmiller5023]

If you were in Oatman then you were only a couple stones throws from my Buddy Diesel Dan in Topock Az. We visit Oatman almost every time I go visit him. Yes they have closed off or restricted almost all the old mines in that area and a couple over on the east side of the mountain is currently active , at least within last couple years ago it was . Hopefully you got some food for all the wild Burros in town and gave them a snack . Last time I was over there with the MRS she commented it looked like a bunch of my relatives were in town (😏😆). Thanks for another video today & I’m with the one guy here who commented maybe you should start calling these “ Gly’s Long John’s”😆😜👍. Stay safe man & Always looking forward to seeing you and where you take us on your adventures. C-ya Saturday morning hopefully as always . 🤞. Maybe I still will run into you one of these days ……..

[@kennysherrill6542]

Love the video Gly, you said you have a mining operation, can you do a video of it or is that TMI? Cool old stuff, maybe you can get into the next one.👍❤️🇺🇸

[@Gadgetmonstergar43]

Gly, could you petition for a permit to enter mines in Arizona and Nevada that are sealed? You have the qualifications, resources, and knowledge to do it safely. I’m sure we would all chip in on a cutting and welding tool for ya! Documenting these mines for all times would be a good thing to have.

[@charlesdeaderick5638]

Thanks!

[@Marcus-ki1en]

Thanks for the above ground explore, and especially for not walking across the grave. Years ago my cousin took me to an old mine in southern Arizona, plenty of ruins almost town sized. At one end were a bunch of furrow like mounds. It took a minute, but we realized the depressions were graves and the high points were the level ground. We then found several headstone bases with the headstones removed. Sad, but we gave it a wide berth out of respect.

[@annahogsett3967]

lots of info Gly- thanks!

[@JR-tv2pl]

Morning Gly! I'm new to your channel,i really enjoy watching your videos next to my family. No doubt you're a brave man exploring the bottom of those mines. Keep up the good work and God Bless you 🙏

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thanks for subscribing and welcome aboard!

[@rileymanderscheid9805]

Ol Bob's front end is looking pretty nice there Gly. Looks tough

[@guywright7388]

The shorts that are mediums and always end too soon. Doing a great job, as always, thanks so much. ⛏️👍

[@mickie7873]

Nice longer "short". Your grave respect is appreciated.

[@earlshaner4441]

Good morning from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your adventures

[@richardwarnock2789]

Gly at Lease that spot being a wide bury spot maybe the horse is with him too!!! 🤔 🐎!!!; )

[@robertbullcarmichael9856]

Pretty cool explore right there Gly. Stay safe my friend.

[@MPGunther1]

Thanks Gly

[@Reziac]

That second small cabin looks to me like it's much older, but was updated by the 1988 crew. Whoever is in that grave sure has a fine view. (I never walk on 'em either.)

[@GnGExplorations]

Shorts? Heck, that was a whole pants load! Thanks, Gly!

[@JDJ1898JADE]

Thanks for the video. Too bad you couldn't do an explore of the mine but the look around the mine camp and the vein they mined was good.

[@patrickspillane4581]

Another fantastic video Gly

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thanks!

[@mfree80286]

1988 is closer to the 70's than it is to today... I know I'm feelin' old now.

[@claudelafleur464]

Good stuff, Gly. I enjoy the mine exploring and scenic videos .. Here in south Louisiana, we have humongus salt mines, but any other hole in the ground quickly fills with water! 🏊

[@kl1200r]

Happy Birthday, Gil. I really look forward to your adventures. question do you ever encounter any snakes?

[@ArkansasOff-Grid]

I sure wish they would have not blocked that old adit with foam and rocks. kinda blocks history from being discovered. great video Gly.

[@melvinblythe8858]

How many sites have you came across that have graves around them?

[@davidwhiteman5451]

Hello Gly, always good to explore with you, i could be getting more exercise but having light sensitivity issues lately.

[@doncameron5608]

I myself enjoy the exploring you dont heve to go in the mines for a good show.

[@GilbMLRS]

Now that I know that the bat bars are also for protecting the animals in there, I am all for it :D

[@bowtiebeagle]

Hey Gly when you went to Oatman did you go over to Old Gold Rd. we used to camp there in the 70's it still had all the rock miners houses. There was a large concrete thing on the hill l always wondered what it was? and there was almost like a concrete loading dock about 75 ft. long almost looked like safes? They ruin everything with the new opperation really sad to see . go to Old gold road on KZbin and you can see it. Please help if you can l have always wondered what it was. Thank you for all the cool videos!

[@ruthfield4083]

another very interesring look around.....not just bad mojo but respect also.....would that grave be from further back than the 80s ? i would have thought at that time they could have got someone back home quick enough but sad really , beautiful spot but would love to know the story behind, thanks again...

[@LandonW1988]

Gly can you do a walk around of old Bob? He's looking pretty sweet!!

[@BubuH-cq6km]

I can understand the spaces in the bars for the small critters but how do the Chupacabra get in and out❓ 🤷🏼‍♂

[@michaelharmon8041]

Great exploration. One question. How are the vertical “door like” bat bars anchored? I’m assuming anchored in the rock but can’t tell on camera. What keeps you from just grabbing it and pulling it out of the way. Thank you

[@jeradesmith4378]

In silver valley Idaho bunker hill mine my uncle worked there in the 80s he was killed by a mucker

[@johnbrownlee7623]

Gly, why do they call them, out buildings? and not just a building....The Scenery is most Excellent....Thanks...................JB.........

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: That’s old school terminology. Typically any structure existing away from the mine or away from the main office is called an “out building”. A bunkhouse would be considered an out building for example.

[@tinadelwiche416]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces a good example:: outhouse

[@johnbrownlee7623]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Thank you, makes sense..........

[@TimtimTimson]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Learned something. Now I know the difference between an out building an den outhouse 😀

[@ItsMrMcCann2u]

Where is the 360 camera that you would drop down the shaft to see what was in a vertical shaft. Can you put it on a telescopic post to extend it out to drop it down. I think a telescopic flagpole with some minor modifications can be used and a striper baitcaster reel on half a fishing rod. Alot of the stuff can be purchased at flea markets. I myself use a used Bass Pro Shop rod reel combo's that I change around. Walmart 2 piece heavy action Ugly Stick. But I'd like to see you use that camera again

[@ORYNDA1]

Thought for sure you would be able to squeeze through those bars......

[@yesitsme6851]

That was another great adventure and I sure enjoyed it. I have to ask...you mentioned the crushed rock they appeared to be processing so, like you, I wonder if it has any gold in it. Do you ever take any with you or is that against your rule or the law? Once again...great job and very professional.

[@rawbsworld6604]

🤔 I wonder if glade makes an air freshener with that old cabin smell scent? 😳 hahaha be like like being there ! Enjoying the full gly experience 🤦‍♂️ 😝 , ✌️🤙

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Go to a local pet store and put your nose in a cage with rats. Minus the sawdust smell that pretty much sums up the smell. Lol

[@rawbsworld6604]

👍 but Aerosol can just a lil squirt in the air , not to mention wouldn’t the store look at you odd, sticking your head in a a cage and watching a vid ? 😳 probably think you was up to something nefarious and call the law 🤦‍♂️🤔 🤪 .. been my business plan since my experience at safety town when I was five to avoid any contact with anyone that makes a living off taxes 👮‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@ShannonTunnell]

Looks like the same contractor that built the cage around the shaft at Swansea.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Yes, your exactly right. Very similar.

[@curtisgraves7122]

YOU GO GLY !! ENJOY EVERY MOMENT BROTHER!!

[@joeconti4469]

It's funny how you're always in the shorts "cloud"...... LOL

[@bradrodenkirch1369]

Wow has old Bob been on steroids? There’s an idea for a video for. What you’ve done to your Jeep since the early days of your channel. I miss Quackers and your Hula dancer. Hello from Wisconsin Brad

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I’ve been meaning to produce a video like that and I will one of these days.

[@lancehaynes448]

What ever happened with Veach ???any developments??

[@marcr6749]

Do you have a mine Gly? Ive been looking for somewhere to claim myself. I want to find a spot on my own as to not pay someone's ridiculous price for a low producing dud.

[@Herbybandit]

Cool, it's always good karma to respect the dead.

[@briannave7326]

Another great video. Looks like newer mines are more closed off than the old ones because of modern day govt. regulation .

[@loyalkuhn5778]

People that trash Historic Places like this would probably disrespect anybody else's property as well. True DREGS of society.

[@chillindave1357]

From the days of old... and the knights were bold... lol

[@mikenutt48]

Lol cookie belly...metoo🍺🍺🍺

[@tedc7714]

These shorts make you feel better with no stain.. Haha.

[@michaelprice8402]

I discovered your channel 3 months ago and been spending those previous 3 months watching from the Starting of the Videos to now (All of them). I'm trying to catch up to the present. (I think it will take me another Month by how much more for me to watch 2023 ones and catch up). I'm 68 years old. I started 1st grade in Tucson, Arizona in 1961. I have not known nothing about mining history. Family moved to San Diego, CA in 1964. I don't like clear sky's, sunny weather. My Favorite Weather is Overcast and Rain became my Favorite weather I got finding it a relief for me in Tucson, Arizona in 1963. In San Diego, CA. also I do not like it outside above 75°F or with clear sunny sky's. I like Overcast and colder temperatures. But I'm watching the Desert and Mining places for my interest in Science and History and out of the aliments. It's tolerable from the monitor other than having the majority not understand some of us others like the Weather opposite of Popular mainstream interest. I have move myself up to Aberdeen, Washington. Genres and Environments are different with me from others.

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Welcome aboard! I’m happy you’re enjoying the content. My channel kind of plays out like a soap opera so I’m glad to hear you started watching from the beginning because that’s how it should be done. Take care!

[@michaelprice8402]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces I forgot to mention: I have been subscribed to "Ghost Town Living" channel for the last 3 and half years watching Brent making Cerro Gordo a revised mining museum tourist site. I was curious if you might had made a video from there? (Hadn't seen one yet?) That's when I started seeing a vertical shaft and drift explorations on KZbin.

[@deanmc178]

perspex plastic sheets

[@waynegilberts8289]

Question. What if someone wish to reopened these mines. Next Question the blm should or could have information on which mines they closed?

[@aaronvienot]

The feds spend all that time and welding effort on contraptions to keep Gly out of theses mines, when all they ever had to do is arrange native materials into gravesite markers and park one in front of each portal.

[@jimmyrivano3477]

😲😲👏👏👍👍👊👊🏆🏆🙏🙏

[@jimmyrivano3477]

@TEXT4898 SCAMMER!⬆⬆⬆⬆⬆⬆⬆⬆⬆⬆

[@leapinglizard3937]

I hate seeing graves in the middle of no where. It's as if they were forgotten by their loved ones.

[@tinadelwiche416]

Good morning Gly,,, It’s a shame people are more destructive then salvaging histrionic things!!! Still an interesting location never the least. It was 1988 . 😊 Ashame these places r getting bat barred more frequently. Old Bob is relaxing 😌. Still love the well weathered artifacts intact to display the original history. Thanks for walk about explaining of this remote place. 😊

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: Thanks Tina!

[@tinadelwiche416]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces your welcome

[@robertcable6348]

Well with the size of that grave area it could have been a donkey/mule maybe?

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: I chuckled as I walked away from the grave thinking to myself that it’s quite possible I just said a prayer for a donkey, mule or horse. 🐴 lol

[@johnizitchiforalongtime]

So, you couldn't find much info on the mine and what $$$ were made from the ore. Nice Vista, if the sun was shining. Thumb nail that Vista.

[@harveypeters9015]

👍🇺🇸🤳

[@jenniffer9034]

I'm here for Glys farting shorts 🤣 And another adventure! Be safe and have a blessed day

[@xonox_868]

i will never not laugh at the fart 😅

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: 💨

[@xonox_868]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces 🤣

[@vlehr2903]

As long as taxpayers are paying for government projects its always too much!Mother Gov, gets in our Freedom!God Bless Vic.

[@008Birdman]

You can tell it’s winter because your shorts are becoming long handles. I don’t mind. I don’t walk over graves intentionally. Just out of respect. Also I don’t want them to haunt me.

[@sandiewilliams7407]

I think my fave prospector needs prescription eyeglasses...he has issues reading dates. I don't want to mention it though because he might get mad at me!😉

[@mikeashely8198]

I'm surprised somebody hasn't dug up the the grave. And the reason they didn't graffiti those buildings they weren't graffiti Worthy

[@jenniferwhite6089]

i don't blame them for baring the mines off i can do better things them rescuing people in mines too i don't like to be in coal mines at all especially when you have to carry out a dead body from the mine i have done that too can not blame anyone asap them self going into them any chance for me to blow up the entrance to the mines sealing them off for good save me a trip into the mines too what in the side is entomb for rest of it life sit 100 feet of the explosives off closing it off good to

[@fergusola]

dear Gly, please take the fart gif out?

[@billstill1794]

If this was a "Gly's shorts" you must be wearing long-johns! At least it wasn't one of those annoying, ever-looping youtube "shorts"!

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: It’s been pretty chilly lately so Gly’s Long Johns is perfect. 👍

[@JC-cm9bn]

First? 😂😂

[@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces]

“Gly”: No, today you took 3rd.

[@JC-cm9bn]

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces That's ok Gly, I may have mentioned to you once before, I explored some of the mines in Oatman 35+ years ago with filament bulb flashlights and eveready batteries. The things we'll risk our lives for when we're young 😬 I'm damn lucky I never fell into the many unsecured shafts around that area so long ago.

[@Pedroforpresident2024]

but we don't go into a mine today The hills have eyes.

[@claudelafleur464]

Thanks!