COPPEROPOLIS MINE--AND A GRAVE

[@LostJeepsNevada]

Interesting area. I'd like to get to Arizona and do some exploring. Oh yeah, and the sound of pinstriping!

[@W7DSY]

Let me know when you're coming. Look up the KOFA Wilderness west of Phoenix. Lots to do out there.

[@michaela.chmieloski3196]

That had to be just about the roughest road I've seen in all your videos. Glad you were driving and not me. 1:54 That rock formation up top looks like a giant fist. Some pretty spectacular cacti up at the mine. If I have my facts straight, their size and the number of arms/branches indicates they're quite old. A cactus has to make it to 100 before growing out its first branch (or so I've heard.) Got a centered freeze-frame at 21:36-21:37: The best description of that mini-UFO that I can come up with is a flying dodecapede. Since there is no such thing as a flying dodecapede it must remain Blue Book classified as a mini-UFO. Thanks for the ride-a-long, it was much appreciated.

[@W7DSY]

It was pretty rough, and in some places quite steep. The worst was when I had the truck over at 25 degrees. NOt fun.

[@carolsaxton839]

Thanks for sharing!

[@glennjudd2467]

Great stuff !

[@W7DSY]

Thanks

[@glennjudd2467]

@@W7DSY you betcha

[@richardthiel683]

I see you still have your Tundra, I live in Northwest Indiana and my 2001 has got a rust hole through the frame.

[@W7DSY]

My truck has been in AZ since new, and the frame looks like new. Not even any surface rust.

[@emhjr6339]

beautiful country. I'm guessing still no wax on the pickup.

[@W7DSY]

The truck is pretty well scratched from top to bottom.

[@daynavillanueva1732]

Annie White's Brother Newt White was the caretaker for the Hum bug ghost town. He passed in 1997 and love to show people a round Hum Bug and talk about the history of the old ghost town.

[@W7DSY]

Thanks for that information. Always glad to have additional input for my videos.

[@left_unsupervised_again]

I guess I am ready for pinstriping next month as this is where I am told we are going.

[@richardthiel683]

How do you find these Places?

[@W7DSY]

Maps, other off=roaders, etc.

[@jonathanbaker4936]

Looked like a bug. The camera made it look different, but it was small enough for a bug, but not large enough for a bat.

[@W7DSY]

It could be, but it didn't look like a bug when I isolated it on the original video. Looked like a long (8") ladder-like affair.

[@MrAvjones]

I see where some cave people drew Peanut and Snoopy. Morse code, did I hear Mose code. Haven't heard that since the Civil War.

[@W7DSY]

That was my ham radio. If the last time you heard Morse code it was pre-1865, we need to talk.

[@MrAvjones]

@@W7DSY I took Morse Code when I was in the Civil Air Patrol in 1961, also for Ham Radio which eventually lost interest.

[@JimBobZee]

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[@maxvonraben8112]

"Who dares wins".... and did you win? 👀😊😉👍

[@W7DSY]

The motto of the British "Long Range Desert Group" commandos. Their logo is on my truck, and they won for sure.

[@UweJMeyer]

Who dares wins👍🇺🇸

[@W7DSY]

A decal on my truck is of the LRDG. Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aovToXitet-jmbc

[@bennywolf2169]

oMg A bUg! #clickbait

[@joshuamoore24_7]

I guess this why some guys rhino line paint the whole Jeep.😬 🌵🏜️🚙🌵🌵Thanks for the video, I was wondering what it looked like way out there.

[@W7DSY]

Maybe, but I never figured my ORV was worth going to the expense. Always buy used and use them up. Thanks for the comment.