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Retracing 130 Year Old Footsteps Of Miners On High
Retracing 130 Year Old Footsteps Of Miners On High Mountain Trail
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“Abandoned Mine Exploring with Tom and Julie”
We start this mine explore at a large can dump where we find some interesting items. Next, we hike to the top of a large waste rock pile where there was once a mine adit and mill. After checking out the mill site, we tried to dig out the eroded shut portal enough to shine a light into it. We…
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I've watched about all of your videos a few times now and enjoyed them very much. Julie, every time Tom hold your hands up against something for size reference, can't jelp but notice how pretty your hands are. In one of your other videos, you were doing more of the camera work, and it was a nice change to listen to you narrate as you worked your way along. Tom made the comment that we would probably rather listen to Tom and watch you. I have to agree. It is much better watching you work your way along. You are the difference that sets your adventures apart from the other abandoned mine explorers.
I don't know how many more seasons that Tom will be able to keep up with you but I'll always be looking forward to seeing your next adventure.
Great video!
What a view.
The geology is so striking too..
Thank you 😀
Those miners put a lot of work into building those trails..
Sorry I ask a lot of stupid questions,but would any of these mines be viable today..I think many of the gold mines closed because of ww2,and not because of no gold.
Hey Tom and Julie, I am trying to imagine waking up in that shack day after day, cooking on that stove and then walking into that mine to dig all day. These were determined men, I hope they died well.
Thanks for the tour guys.
Another excellent explore, lots of different things to see.
Thanks 👍
That little shack on the end looked well cosy.😀
Hello Tom and Julie like the way you explaine things along your adventures that last hole in the ground cabin sure looks nice and toasty in the winter or or cool in the summer boy by now you must have a lot of maps and books in your collection i bet 🏆⛏️🇺🇸 thank you for the great tag along .🤔
Are you above the Owens Valley ? nice mine !
Beautiful views. Mine was long and had a few pretty colors. Thanks for another video
what a landscape! the mine seems to be left only a few years ago. In Europe everything would have bern damaged.
Thank you for taking ist along. And again greetings from Germany – we say ‚Glückauf‘
Be safe and have a safe 4th of july
How come you guys always pass up the orange paint on the walls you just walk by it like it’s not fair but it could be telling you , let me know what you think
Nice exploration. Some beautiful scenery and pretty colors in the mine. Good to see you again. Take care of each other and stay safe.
Just watching you hike those trails and my mind wonders who was the last person to walk the trail and how long ago was it. Gorgeous scenery.
Great to see you again!
Enjoyed the spectacular views. Looked like a fun hike. Would like to ride my mountain bike up there.
great workings and good weather too!
Good morning to my favorite explorers.
Beautiful views and geology. Thank you !
Hi Tom & Julie, now that's a can dump lol. Very interesting seeing the different types of rock in just that 1 mine, 1 minute it looked like it had some lead and the next you can see copper minerals. I love that tiny cabin, I guess it had everything you would need in it and I bet with the stove going it was a cosy place to be at night. Thank you for sharing, much love to you both. xx ❤
great views above ground and wow those are some big tunnels great stuff. maybe the fox is like a cat they go off and hide when they are ready to go…. neat purples in there… thanks for sharing…
Lots of beautiful views outside. As you said Tom, interesting rocks everywhere. It's a shame that one mine was flooded. Interesting ground tram remains. That trail with the nicely stacked rock walls is sure standing the test of time! Thanks Tom and Julie! Happy Fourth Everyone!