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Going Deep Underground in the Manhattan Mine

Spent an afternoon in the desert exploring the massive Manhattan Mine. This was a gold and silver mine that was worked from the early 1900s until the late ...

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Anyone else hear growling at 7:20 ? o.O
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+Timo Piip There is also movement at 4:22 o:
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Either growling or he was really hungry lol
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How do you keep from getting lost in the mine tunnels you explore? 
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I have been wondering the same thing. Maybe they leave a popcorn trail of some sort?
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I've been too busy fixing motorcycles and riding them this season to be able to watch mining videos, but now that winter is here, I've got more time and am pleased to see you're still exploring and providing us with great mine videos, Frank. Your the best! Keep up the great work.
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Sorry Frank, I didn't realize you had posted a question until today. I've not made any videos of my explorations, although I've been doing what you love to do, for almost 60 years now. All over Calif., Nev., Utah, Colo., and Montana. I haven't been able to do much of it lately as I've gotten older and my body is falling apart. Luckily, I can still ride, and that's why I love to watch your great videos as it's just like I'm there with you. Thanks for asking, it was an honor. Keep up the great work, I'll be watching.
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+Dan Miller Thanks, Dan!  Wondered what happened to you over these last several months.  Do you have any motorcycle videos posted?
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Great videos! Wish I lived in an area like that...everything around here is destroyed and capped by the gov!
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I'm actually up in Central Canada!  I've visited a few mines in Colorado and Utah though while I was biking down there...beautiful country there!
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Thanks, Rob, for watching and commenting. I'm not sure what state you live in, but we have the same problem here with mines being obliterated due to erosion or politicians. I've heard the problem is really bad in Utah.
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you have to have cajones the size of watermelons to be able to do all this stuff solo you crazy maverick bastard lol
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+Harrison Fillpot When I get over there to New Mexico and its abandoned mines, I'll let you know.
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WOW!!! this was deffinatly one of the coolest mine videos you've done
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+munch muncher Thanks a lot!  Yes, this was a pretty unique mine.  Definitely have never seen one like it, that's for sure.
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Do you encounter a lot of animals living in these old mines? (aside from burros and the barn owls you mention below) I could see coyotes, snakes, cougars or even bears sheltering in some of these, depending on the location. 
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+SharpingtonTheGreat The most common creatures are bats and mice.  In my Laurie Mine video from a few months ago, we found a black widow spider just inside the portal.
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