EXPLORING ABANDONED MINES IN ARIZONA
EXPLORING ABANDONED MINES IN ARIZONA
THIS WAS SUCH A GREAT PLACE TO EXPLORE, NOT ONLY BECAUSE THE MINES IN THE AREA, BUT BECAUSE OF THE SCENERY. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE AND GIVE A THUMBS UP TO KEEP THE MAIN LINE PROSPECTOR VIDEOS COMING.
That is definitely a 78 to 81 Camaro, in fact, I would bet its a Z28. Can tell by the missing fender vent.
Totally been in that same mine near oatman we had hiked down from the road into oatman didn’t have flashlights with us since we were not planning on going in originally so we made torches out of sticks and shirts, they did not work well 😂
I read recently that in a "stable" mine, your voice will echo. In an unstable one, it will not.
I would say 70’s Pontiac Trans Am. Probably stolen, stripped, burned and dumped here. Sad end to a great car.
Great video…….and i liked that K&B jacket 👍
What area were you guys looking in? As green as it is one would guess the Prescott to flagstaff area though at certain times of the year the low desert looks similar. My guess on the car would be a gran torino.
That second mine was as solid as, well, a rock… I mean there were no rock debris on the floor at all that had fallen down. Even in the most stable mines, there is usually something. I’m impressed. That car looked like it might have seen better days.
This might sound weird but me and my dad went to a mine in Arizona that had someone living in it it had everything bed, lamp, hat hanger, etc. but you should go and look for it it’s crazy. If you do find it make a video of it.
Car looks like ’78-’81 Camaro. Thanks for the vids, keep em coming!
Truly a camaro
This near back side of oatman?
Addit, prospect, Headframe, Stampmill platform………
2 nice short prospect tunnels there! There certainly was more tailings than the size of the tunnel, more extensive workings down the shaft thats for sure. Nice video, thanks for sharing!
You guys did a nice job of ‘FLIMING’ these videos. I’ve long desired to start a career in fliming, but unfortunately I can’t afford to purchase a flimer right now. Lol. Just kidding. Anyway, nice job of production, editing and documentation. Its obvious that one mine can consist of badly decomposed rock and unstable sediment. But the makeup of other mines can consist of more solid rock that is obviously MUCH younger than the old, decomposed rock in other mines. My question is, when you find these 2 distinct geological conditions, are they always in completely different areas in different regions, or can you find badly decomposed rock of one type in the same general vicinity as newer, solid rock of a completely different type? Thanks.
I have heard mice do bring the stickies in to discourage their predators from getting to them. I can think of no other way for those to get there, so I think it’s true.
The car is either a 74 75,or 76 Camaro. The fender looked Z28 ish.