Gly's #2 All Time Greatest Exploration, The Sterling Mine

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Just like Saturday morning cartoons, from time to time you'll watch a rerun. But hey.. this is a REALLY good rerun!
Here's the link to the original version, Episode 72, for those who haven't seen the full episode.
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Abandoned & Forgotten Places
Documenting abandoned mines like never before!
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On this channel we go deep... REALLY DEEP into abandoned mines and tunnels all throughout the western United States. We researched some of the harder to find mines and hiked or 4x4 back into them to explore and reveal their hidden secrets. Many of these remote locations are filled with cool artifacts, antiques and unique geology that will have you guessing as to why the old prospectors worked so hard to find gold, silver, and other minerals.
A&FP moves just a bit slower as compared to other mine exploring channels. Gly discusses why the miners chose these sites and he points out the geology and minerals that got them excited. Veins of quartz filled with gold and silver made many men lose sleep in the 1800’s and early 1900’s and modern prospecting still does to this very day.
DANGERS? Oh yes, there’s allot of dangers associated with old mines. Un-exploded dynamite, blasting caps, bad air, bats, spiders, and snakes all find their home in abandoned mine shafts and tunnels. Oh, and let’s not forget rotting timbers, flooded passages and collapsing rock!
Gly takes abandoned mine exploring seriously with all the proper safety equipment, training, and experience necessary to do this activity as safe as possible but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a bit of fun along the way. “Gly”, your host and his band of crazy characters “Old Bob” (Gly’s Jeep), “Quackers” (Gly’s duck) and “Bobbie” (Gly’s hula girl) are sure to brighten your day with their comments and silly antics. Heck, they may even give you a chuckle or two.
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[@richardaillas162]

Balls of steel to enter even the start of the failing part of the level. Leaning upright prop held in place by a pile of loose rubble that had fallen and you clambering over and disturbing the rubble potentially degrading the rubble support of the prop and roof section.... and it only got worse and worse. I would have been less concerned on the whole lot collapsing on me (quick death) rather than being trapped beyond a loose fall with no possibility of escape or rescue. Oh and early on, one of those wooden dynamite boxes appeared to have a cylindrical object showing partly above the sawdust! Got to admire your guts and determination, but would prefer to see you alive and still producing these interesting videos!

[@aaronvienot]

41:12 - "What is this...not sure" -- looks like the lid off a very old Thermos! A lot of those had a metal top piece as both a protective cover for the melamine screw-in piece that sealed the unit, and it was also a drinking cup. IIRC a few old/deceased friends and relatives were still using those in the 1980s in their lunch boxes.

[@MCBxlx61]

I'm a rockhound from CT, where we have some great mineral deposits and mining history, naturally some of the oldest in the USA. Nothing to see here like you are showing us, and now you, and a few of the other great Y.T. mine explorers have made me want to get out to your part of the country and see these places... Always great work on your videos, and thank you!

[@johnhughes8563]

Wow Gly scary stuff . My backside was nipping just watching you!!!. Incidentally l look forward to your Blog every week . Keep safe . Regards John.

[@BrianMiller-ci5bp]

This was one of my favorite episodes.

[@mikethescotsman]

Hello from Scotland where mines are wet

[@GoHomeKamala]

He works the desert area, smart. In Canada dripping is crazy there too. There's way more decay and collapses can happen quicker that way.

[@seanparchim9165]

I remember it well,one of my favorites ✌️ Napa California

[@thomascornelius510]

Get Frank up in there them failing places would be like the Taj Mahal. Lol. Thanks for sharing Gly. God bless.

[@AM23.]

Watching this reminds me of driving around with my dad as he had the same exact jeep 👍

[@Michael_L_]

This is great! And one of my favorite episodes was the Silver Souls Mine. You can practically feel the panic and dedication of the rescue team trying to get the trapped miners out. The immense shoring work was awe-inspiring in their courageous attempt.

[@shariselove]

And let just say Gly was crazy going right under it. But definitely agree, you could feel there panic and passion to save those men.

[@rogersmith7396]

They were killed instantly.

[@20PINKluvr]

Very sad about that too

[@dousiastailfeather9454]

Yes! Seeing how they rushed the shoring in while pulling waste out... Damn, that's the REALITY CHECK.

[@johnizitchiforalongtime]

Repeat, yet worth the thrill of revisiting, never gets old. Thanks for reposting.

[@bryanphillips6666]

Top 'O The morning to you. You have a life beyond your KZbin channel and we'll patiently wait for your next video. Thanks "Gly"!

[@johnbrownlee7623]

Gly, so glad you got out...What a Sketchy mine....Glad to see this mine still has Artifacts in her....But they NEED to put Bat Bars on this one......Thanks for the Video.....Good Job.............JB.

[@kimbra1132]

Great to see this again. Saw stuff I didn't see the first time. Must have been a good drink. Arizona Tea, good stuff, used to drink that in the early 2000's. Take care Gly and Happy Trails.

[@jadearl83]

Ooow this one had me & my guy chewing our nails!! I’m shouting at the screen for u to “turn it around n get out!!!” Far too dodgy for my liking!! Stay safe Gly!! We love u man!

[@KiiaBite]

Appreciate all the effort you go to to bring such fantastic and unique content Gly. Followed you for the last 2 years and you're still continuing to strike content gold. Thanks! Brilliant explore!

[@TXDOGWOOD]

Watching the rerun, too! Your bravery is awesome! Thanks for taking along on you exciting, dangerous and strenuous explorations! I always wish you had a buddy exploring with you, because I worry about ya! Love the new drone. Looking forward to next week. Please be careful and stay well. Hugs from TX

[@joepasco1420]

Thank you for risking your life to show us collapsing beams and an empty nail barrel. That was intense. Well worth the price of admission.

[@Johnketes54]

What price?😂

[@richardbeee]

That was awesome! Thanks

[@earlshaner4441]

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

[@Friskee62]

Good morning, Gly & Earl. Cortland, NY here...

[@eliaskoelho]

A really dangerous place, I watched almost biting my nails. Nice episode, great show

[@deephorizon1365]

20:27 i noticed around here, a white flash that's picked up by the camera. Usually those are caused by radioactive particles colliding with the camera sensor, do you carry a Geiger counter on you?

[@Sarnarath]

This is one of the best episodes ever! Watching you and mr M climbing down those endless stairs and getting to the bottom was really something and i've been watching ever since.

[@ragnarnorthman2673]

This was your best vid and my fav. Thanks...

[@StirlingLighthouse]

Ok, with the great name name of Sterling Mine, this one is gonna be good! Lol Thanks Gly! 🙏

[@brucesz2334]

Good morning Gly!

[@rolfsinkgraven]

That big mine off last year was really the best one and for sure this is number 2.

[@dousiastailfeather9454]

Hi Gly and all the fans! What an ADVENTURE! I feel the rush you feel! Any filmmaker who can make people feel what is experienced as it's being filmed is hitting ALL THE BASES! Every bendt stoll, every tight space and every hanging rock increases my tension and I'M mentally URGING you to "GET OUT NOW!" Whew! Plus, this film showed GREAT USE OF DRONE footage by overviewing the head frame and surrounding areas. Lastly, be mindful a fresh vocal description can be layered onto older content. Describing more about what happened in Silver Souls while holding our collective breaths could be insightful. Tailfeather out.

[@PreludePearlGirl]

Episode 72 is such a good explore, it's one that I have watched reruns of already! I enjoy the graffiti in places like this, and I love that you drank that old iced tea! It's nice that some people leave water/ drinks in remote places, both above and below ground. Never know if it could save someone's life! Or just make their day of exploring more special.

[@alisalavine1052]

Looking fabulous, Gly! So the 5th installment of this mine was my introduction to your channel and honestly, I have no idea how it even popped up on my feed. I'm so glad it did though. For my claustrophobic self, watching you and Mr. M working those endless ladders was a nail-biting, peeking through spread fingers as I covered my eyes kind of event. Take care and congrats on giving Bob a new lease on life.

[@tedc7714]

During yne 1950s. My dad had a grocery store. The only heat was a potbellied cast iron stove In the back. We had nail kegs with a board top over them. Around the stove for loafers to sit on, the kegs had nails in them.. Old men would come in and loaf and read the newspaper, it was a small one horse town. Farming coummunitie. Store open until eleven every nite, social center of town. Bench out front too . Always 5 or 6 loafers ,, spitoons for chewers, those old brass spitoons are long gone.. saturday nite was a very busy place, 8 years old on up to 15. That place made me old beyond my years, I knew too much for my age. Haha. It served me well after I grew up. I knew how to deal with people, old men pestered me and I pestered them. Haha, little kids have big ears, and don't forget most of it, it was a good childhood. Farm kids learn about life and death and sex and everything at a very early age. It's both good and bad but mostly good. I still view other people as old people, but not myself. I'm 80 but not in my heart and mind. It's just beginning to dawn on me I'm old too. My bones and joints remind me..? I like your videos,,, I never miss one. Thanks,... one of the greatest men this country ever had. DWIGHT EISENHOWER. Grew up in pretty much the same setting....mid west....

[@rawbsworld6604]

I hear ya Ted 👍 it’s definitely weird being the same age as old folk 😳 😝 ✌️

[@mickie7873]

This was a very unsafe mine for you to explore. It was just as tense reviewing it as it was watching it the first time; I remember! In the "chute area" of the adet one can see so many areas where rock (boulders) were just ready to peal away from the walls. A very fringey area to walk through! My gosh! But you are still with us and unscathered, but I bet you won't forget going and coming back from the 600 ft. depth on those ladders!! When "tools" (your Jeep) need attention (repair), then it must be done, but thanks for putting up this "explore from the past" for a filler for us to watch until you can get around again.

[@johnfederkeil9211]

Great Video!

[@johnclare1728]

Good morning Gly. Glad Old Bob it now at 100% and ready for another 20 years of exploring. Where is the bucket? No lid message this week? Will enjoy this video again. Have a great day and stay safe out there.

[@GoHomeKamala]

Once it's full he throws it out

[@Marcus-ki1en]

Oh no, where's Buckie?! Side gig or filling out his list? Thanks for the morning mine as always.

[@mickie7873]

Good one.......lol

[@Tomcroese]

HUrray, The nice Gly to see. You are so nice to follow in the trip! I hope that you get in a mind now!

[@bushcraftbaxter]

I love this!! When you visit old camps and cabins, sometimes I spend hours figuring out how I could build one similar if I ever got desert property in Utah. I love the scenery! The Wild West is just my favorite.

[@bushcraftbaxter]

One of these days you should give us a short explaining the different terms. Like: stope, winze, adit, haulage, ore chute, etc. And what they are used for.

[@kevinbrennan2004]

Always good to look back at the old stuff.

[@vicferrari9380]

Thanks for the wonderful mine tour Gly! Please don't read this as high jacking a thread! I believe in Gly's ability. But, Gly you sometimes concern me with your health, age and your tendency to travel far out in the hostel environments single vehicled. Good to hear that Old Bob is getting serviced. That kind of travel beats everything and everyone real hard. Best having that service now and not walking later. lol! 👍 Please read on this. Here's some useful information that I've learned over my years of off roading. NOTE: i have never off roaded in the desert but have some 40yrs in the forests of the Pacific North West. I have briefly been to the desert. What a beautiful place! Location's and weather don't matter to use this information. A broken machine is a broken machine. Caution be smart and use your sun shade umbrella when making repair/patch hacks. The hacks are of little use if your passed out from the heat/cold. These tricks have all been successfully tested and used by friends and myself to get people and there rigs out to safety. OK please humor me. here is what I feel to be some usefull Information that may save your bacon. I'm sure there plenty of subs here that can back me up. Old Bob with some out of the box thinking can still get you out to find help even with some pretty severe looking damage. Things like you don't really need air in a tire or rubber on a rim to drive on it. You don't even need a rim or spindle or steering knuckle to get moving again. Nothing left to hold the wheel on? Chain or strap with what you have, a chunk of log to the end of the axle and us it like a ski. Yep even with no snow in the dirt and rocks. If you break a spring or just have a housing come loose or break, jack it up and put something between the axle and frame, wood is usually best for me. A ruck sack full of rocks and dirt and wrapped in duct tape should work also. ( I did say think outside the box! Sometimes you need to try an idea stupid or not because it may just work or you. ) As a feller once said "Is it really a stupid idea if it works?" VGG.. try and put the housing back close to where it belongs . Two important steps! First, Strap or chain the axel back rearward ( you do have a 1/4" chain and some kind of binder or the cable equivalent with you don't you?) Then use your winch or whatever you have or can find and pull the housing forward tight against the rear chain to hold it in place. Important step two, don't strap around the steering tie rods unless you have to it makes for hard to steer. I4m a big fan of finding junk in the ditches on the road side to use for hack fixs. This hack produces a horrible and slow ride and may need to be repeated several times but can save you many miles of walking or a humongous tow bill! The axle housing coming loose will most likely tear the brake line off. So what, no big deal! Use your friend the Vice Grip ( Please for your sanity only buy Vice Grip brand locking plyers now made by Erwin . Import junk isn't worth dieing in the desert for ) and clamp the line off as need to stop fluid loss. If you brake a hard line, crimp and fold it then clamp it. It may need fluid but the rest of the brakes should still work. ( you do carry a bottle of brake fluid don't you) are you seeing a trend with the things you should carry list? This is the one I'll get haters for. No brake fluid and really, really need brakes? As last choise option. Most any non compressible, non flammable liquid will work. Nothing with chlorine in it!. Think things like water, beer, Ice chest juice etc. I have never tried antifreeze. Does anybody know what happens if you mix ethylene glycol with brake fluid? ALWAYS FULLY FLUSH YOUR BRAKE SYSTEM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER DOING THIS! CONTAMINATED BRAKE FLUID WILL DESTROY YOUR BRAKING SYSTEM! Breaking a rear axle shaft and having it try to leave its home or patching a damaged radiator will have to be a hack for another time. Sorry for long winded post but these hacks need to be passed around! Thanks for the listening Gly and fellow subs. Be safe out there and if this saves you sometime, don't think of me. You have more important things to do 🤠🦧

[@williamlloyd3769]

Thanks for the replay! Heck of a lot of work climbing into the mine as well as the 600 ft. climb at the end of the day.

[@johnizitchiforalongtime]

You had me yelling, "Get out of there". Glad you made it out, what an adventure! scary

[@JDJ1898JADE]

That was definately worth a re-explore on a stormy week.

[@jillmondt5398]

Gly who was doing the knocking at the end, starting at 50:45?

[@unplugged3415]

I heard that too!!!! I was wondering if anyone else had noticed. I had to rewind

[@jillmondt5398]

@@unplugged3415 Yeah, for real. Just knowing you’re 600 feet down, that’s a lot of ladder to climb, and hearing that, then trying to play it cool…and it just might follow…spooky af.

[@rileymanderscheid9805]

Was that Tommy knockers at the end there?

[@colleenvarlow8764]

Great to see you again. Love the re-runs

[@RLZerr]

Great rerun! Mr. M stayed on top in this explore but Randy went down for backup and communications as far the 440 ft level. A couple hours were spent hanging out at the 100-200 ft level which had a lot of debris and backfill. Sorting through this were old newspapers, whiskey bottles, cans etc. Randy put together short of a "museum" using some old boards to make shelves to display all these artifacts we uncovered and all was left intact. This never got filmed when Gly came back up, they were ready to get out of there. Maybe something to check out again in the future if still accessible.

[@RailTownFan]

Great Show today! Thank you for the Galena! Its tops for my collection!

[@shawnzalewski1917]

Thanks for the re-run of a past mine! I really have been enjoying Gly Shorts on Wednesday and as always the usual mine exploration on Saturday. Thanks Gly!

[@sfbfriend]

Yes a resistor bank. Gly I cannot say how much I appreciate what you do, most of us would never see this. I missed this one so I am glad you replayed it, even though it is a re-run 😁. I live in Orange Co. CA and for here we got a pretty good wallop from the storm, or should I say storms, Cali is finally getting some water. In John Steinbeck's "East of Eden" the prolog does a great job of explaining the weather patterns in Norther Cal, Southern Cal is similar just drier. We get these patterns every decade or so following many years of drought...So uh not climate change. Thanks again my friend so glad you do this, I love western US history. And yes, he does save! What was making the knocking sounds when you were drinking that tea?

[@earlshaner4441]

Safety first always my friend

[@ababab28]

WHERES THE BUCKET???? Thanks as always Gly! P.S. This WAS a great explore! Fun to watch again. BUT- if you ever come up broke with new locations, I wouldn't mind a total RE-explore of some of the best ones from your "early" days with your new cameras and equipment .

[@ababab28]

@TEXT4898 SO CONVINCING!

[@johngarduno]

nice mr gly.... john from sandiego....

[@four20jt]

That was one sketchy part of that mine I had to fast forward 10 seconds just to make sure you got out LOL great video

[@garydrawsandpaints7745]

Just wondering. I’ve watched a lot of the videos but have never seen you do a break down of the gear you take down in the mines with you. The cameras, Microphones, survival gear, lights, etc… really looks like you have done your research on everything. Great channel!

[@jenniffer9034]

Good morning Gly! Love this video! Have a blessed day! Happy adventuring

[@stephenmiller5023]

Watching this re-run makes me think you were either braver or a bit crazier back then when this video first aired. The word “ Sketchy “ doesn’t even begin to describe those collapse areas , and yet “ I’ll just go a little bit further & see what is around the next sketchy part “ 🤔😉. Gotta hand it to ya , “ You’re a braver man than I am”. Just one last thing here , Glad you survived and take it easy this weekend. Thanks again for taking us all along on your adventures. 👍. C-ya 😊

[@craighendee7634]

Gly, you manages to give me an anxiety attack AGAIN as you were going thru the sketchy part. I do not know how you do it! I’m just glad you have your limits. Thanks for the “rerun”. My birthday was last Friday, the. 13th so i missed your episode last Saturday as we were partying. Stay safe!

[@dousiastailfeather9454]

I get all uptight and feel the tension like I was there!

[@craighendee7634]

@@dousiastailfeather9454 hear ya! I cannot imagine being in a situation like that. Not my cup of tea!

[@tktk3392]

I remember when you did the sterling mine. It was awesome!

[@AZRob56]

Good morning Gly. Very interesting explore. I appreciate your efforts in protecting the locations of these sites. Thanks for your response to my previous email.

[@wildancrazy159]

At 40:48 I was just yelling to stop and go back. You really pushed it on this and I was worried.

[@Johnketes54]

If your watching the video he made it out

[@ronaldsmith2860]

Don't know how much you tube pays you for this adventure but it was not enough. Exciting but not worth dying for.

[@picklesnoutpenobscott3165]

Hey there fuzzy face! I like it.

[@reecestone5608]

Hey gly good morning nice to still see you making great videos

[@barney2633]

Very good. I've been down many mines ,some dangerous, but would not have gone along some of those really precarious areas. Took guts !

[@Utubesux]

Did anyone hear a strange knocking when Gly was about to head up? 🍻

[@curtisgraves7122]

GO HARD AT IT BROTHER BE SAFE!!

[@aliciachapman]

Hi Gly, when you did the ending of your video did you hear a knocking noise? Great video! We love watching your videos. Keep up the awesome work on your channel.

[@beverlyhanlon8376]

If is giving way. Why do keep going. That's why you keep going. No fear. Is it time to go back.Heck no!!Good luck my friend. I heard you say no way. Good for you.Stay safe Gly. See ya next week.

[@dj_react]

My goodness! That was a sketchy one but thank you for showing it to us.

[@gantry289]

Poor Bucket, somebody must have kicked him... That was a super mine, hope you can find more like that in the future.

[@thomashumphries3519]

What number on the danger list is this amazing mine? Seems like a contender for the top...

[@mikeashely8198]

Like I always say. When it rains it's not going to hurt you there's no soap in it haha

[@madmodders]

So many chutes! I wonder how many more there are beyond where you turned back.

[@TheJTTaylor000]

Let’s get Saturday started.

[@jamesscott1932]

I’m from Milwaukee and I ought to know It’s draft brewed Blatz beer Wherever you go!

[@mickie7873]

Ya, that Blatz, know the song, enjoyed the beer.

[@gregphillips.1312]

Cluck it, where's Mr Bucket with his Pearls of Wisdom? 😂🙏😉

[@AIM54A]

Is that dynamite on the ground at 16:50 right side of screen. or just cut tubes.

[@tinadelwiche416]

Good morning , , Gly,,,,, it looks like the old Gly is back😜🤪😉😊. The adventures of rope climbing and descending into dangerous unffirmiliar territory. Very impressive indeed!! It amazes me on how the miners worked under extreme conditions to bring a valuable mineral to the surface and like moles digging tunnels underground. MAGNIFICENT. !!! To extreme for my taste. But very elaborate workings., never the least. Thanks for going all out Gly to show us how making a living was back then . Bound and determined they were. Thanks for sharing even the sketchy area. Another amazing adventure. 😊😊

[@OklahomaTwister]

I herd knocking as soon as Gly started drinking the ice tea ... and a few seconds later multiple noises of hammer hitting rock ... it's stored energy in the mine from all the hard work the men put in so many years ago not uncommon it's called a residual haunting ....

[@Johnketes54]

Residual Bollocks 😂

[@robertlyman9789]

Just Randy messin around

[@hydroaxop73]

Did the bucket go in for repairs too

[@karl36mansfield]

Where’s the bucket? Carry on the great work

[@davidwhiteman5451]

Are you mad at Bucket; I see he is not riding in the front of the vehicle? LOL

[@richardwarnock2789]

Time for more Cow bell 🔔 😄

[@billybowling5194]

The mines there are so much different than our mines here in Eastern Kentucky. Only black gold in these mines.

[@jale7967]

Gly is the horniest explorer in youtube for sure and hands down.

[@geos0711]

Wait! I gotta know! What's in that green coffee can?

[@timothysink2442]

You know that tea sent you to the bathroom 🚻

[@TheCopperbaron]

Love all Your videos. Have been wondering if in the future We will see Mister M again ? Hope He is doing well

[@PetrEse76]

I’ve been watching for a yr +. Are you going to have any travel in Prescott area. Ive walked around the crown king and Prescott area. Would like to hear some comment from you. Good luck in your endeavors!

[@brooksrownd2275]

Always fun to google the names in the mine graffitti. "George Boscovich" turned up plenty of info.

[@robsheeran7192]

😊 thank you God you're the best thank you 🙏

[@sigdog365]

I am a new subscriber, and the first question asked myself was, " Where is the number one mine ?" 🤔 Thank you for referencing the spot.

[@anthonydesertony2250]

Did anybody catch the two knocks at about 50.40?

[@tinadelwiche416]

Yes and then like a few seconds after there was like a steady of 5 or 6 knocks. Like a hammer.

[@anthonydesertony2250]

@@tinadelwiche416 Ya! He was talking over them so I wasn't paying attention!!

[@tinadelwiche416]

@@anthonydesertony2250 but you can definitely, distinctly hear it. I am sure Gly was aware of it. Maybe not then but when he was editing

[@leggiemeggie5837]

Hey Gly! 😁 hope you are doing well

[@peteroliver3408]

After the shorts on wends. and the patented claims, might check with Jeff W. as he appears to have connections to get into some of those patent claims in the Vegas to kingman and a bit further west strip along the tip of NV probably to about lake havasu from his past videos,

[@Valkyrie801]

A 30 year old Arizona Iced Tea, abandoned mine aged and mellowed. 😉

[@bruceerb8324]

Gly you so crazy!! I would never risk my ass like that.

[@Name-ot3xw]

@41:00, that's the lid/cup to some poor guy's thermos. Guy probably spent all day looking for that thing.

[@colleenvarlow8764]

Was it the silver souls mine?

[@vibezdev8636]

You always manage to push out great content! I love the videos and the energy you bring with it. Keep up the great content while also prioritizing your safety!! Leave a like, share, and subscribe to this guy's amazing channel and content. This man deserves to go viral, this content can't be found anywhere else at this quality and consistency!!! 🙂🎥⛏