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Believe it or no, that old Servel refrigerator used Kerosene, natural gas or LPG. They were the best you could get if you did not have readily available electricity or stored winter ice.

This goes on in the Big American cities daily. In central Florida today June 25th 3 people murdered by a sick man. Todays killers are not to be shown.

Onyx Cave and the Cave of the Bells are in that area.

Early automobiles had gas tanks between placed between the front seat and the engine so gravity was great for getting gasoline to the old carburetors of that time.

The school house was used into the 1940s, so yes it would of had electricity. The town's generator building is located on the land for the town. I run the paranormal tours and events for Vulture City

24:12 less talk about yourself on long drives and talk about the area. Otherwise ok

There are actual records for many, but not all of the graves. Yes many of the graves are of children. The Spanish influenza 1918 to 1920 killed many.

We had a cabin on the water up there until about 25 yrs ago...just got too crowded and crazy so sadly, we sold it off. Had our own pier too. That water there at the end of the pier you showed is around 20+ feet deep, depending on the lake level!!!

Nice video. I visited Ajo during their March festival a few years ago and loved the town. Friendly residents. One of the few places I was genuinely sad to leave. Hope to get back there again soon.

My great grandparents are buried in Ruby

A shout-out to the Mono Lake Committee that fought the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power over water diversions and won, saving the lake from disaster.

Dude that was crazzzy. Do you know if the website has the list of the total planes in there? Good vibes!

I hate graffiti om History!!!

Maybe they are aliens?

Yes Utah is great and I hope people leave it that way. And I think it's (Seego)but internet says (seigou) not sure how that would be.

Could the round structures have been used for water storage, filled during floods?

The Bundy’s are extremely prominent in that area. Google Cliven Bundy.

Where’s the trail guides?

I'll be there July 4. Looking forward to it.

Thank you so much for making these videos. You bring back some really good memories. ❤My husband and I got married in the Tombstone Court house on November 26th, 1976. My family and I just revisited Tombstone this year, April 14th, 2024, to see the courthouse and the worlds largest rose bush in bloom. While touring the museum, we were fortunate to meet their great-great grandson Dan, who lives in San Antonio, Texas now. His cousins run the business now. He was visiting for the weekend. He allowed me to video him while he was telling us all about the history of his great-great grandparents coming to Tombstone in a covered wagon, his family and stories about the mine. It was an absolutely amazing experience. I wish I could share the videos with you someday. I'm so glad I found your channel ❤ Ty again!

My dad was a rockhound, and we visited Ruby in the late 60s. I remember the schoolhouse, store, and old buildings. Fun times! Thanks for bringing back some great memories ❤

Looks like a nice trail and doable in my Tacoma TRD Off Road. Do you think an Outback Wilderness model can make it?

😂 Oh look..... looks like my school room. 😊... happy memories.

I’ve been there before

Thanks for the visit. We’ve been to both Bisbee and Tombstone, but we were not aware of the Bisbee massacre. Did you visit the Copper Queen Hotel? We stayed there, evidently in a room that we shared with one of the ghosts that haunt the hotel. Might make a good story for you sometime.

I'm taking my oldest daughter to Capitol Reef this summer, but because of a medical appointment for her in Denver right before then, we have to actually drive from there instead of from home. On a whim, I checked out the availability at Devil's Garden and there was actually a space open to stay there the night before my reservation at the Fruita campground in Capitol Reef. I'm excited to take her there and check out some of the features we weren't able to see during our last Arches trip a couple years ago.

I just found you guys yesterday, and you're up to 27,000! I'm a single 64 yr old woman and I'm glad I can go with you. Beautiful stuff

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Back in the early 70’s when I was living in Vegas we would camp out just down the road at the old mine (can’t remember it name). Back then Nelson was a real ghost town, one old guy living there and no trespassing posted everywhere and he meant it, most of the buildings were pretty dilapidated, none of those vehicles. In 1974-1975 there was a pretty big flash flood, it didn’t do much to Nelson but at the end of the road at lake Mojave there used to be a marina, all of that was destroyed in the flood, the road going there was washed out with one point there was a 50 foot drop off where there used to be roadway. Then at another point the old guy living at Nelson cleaned out the old leaching tanks, they say he became a millionaire with the gold in it, he then moved away.

You said "Sierra Nevada" instead of "Sierras" or "Sierra Nevadas", and you pronounced Mono Lake correctly. Great video so far, but you lost me at Hetch Hetchy, which is NOWHERE NEAR the Eastside. It's in the Western Sierra. If you're gonna do the Eastern Sierra and 395, then you missed out on The Alabama Hills. Why? Weird. (Speaking as a former Inyo National Forest Ranger, Yosemite National Park ranger, and Momo Lake Committee employee).

I would turned around at the canyon...ya, 1 tuff spot makes a difference or a long drive back...lol

Cool. Road paved coming in?

What beautiful scenery. Sky goes on for ever. Thanks for letting me tag along. Hi Amy. On to the next adventure.

I ran the marathon one this route through the park. Nice race

NOBODY FOUND ANYTHING!!!!

Beautiful views & threading the needle. Does it get any better? Thanks for another great trip!

Thank you for your work. Colorado ZR2 is one of the most capable vehicles you can get stock. IMO, trail should be rated for the worst obstacle that you can't bypass. Note, conditions change. Unless the info you are getting about a trail was very recent, don't assume. I've gotten burned by watching videos that were 5 years old.... I wish UA-camrs would put disclaimers telling people to get current conditions whenever possible.

Great video. Glad you video as much as you did.

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I love your videos. I hope to return to my much loved Nevada and Arizona. Thank you for keeping me in touch with the desert!

We stay there at least once a year for multiple nights, providing Trail Magic for AZT hikers in the Spring or Fall season. Great location!

I love both versions, you and slim out 4x4ing and showing the scenic drives, especially if they lead somewhere with some history, even if it's a concrete slab with Titan info, it's still cool! I also love your deep dives into history like the Bisbee massacre and other ghost towns and Tombstone. Your videos are quickly filling my trip list I want to start visiting all these cool places around AZ and eventually branching out to the other states!

Sasco loop is rated higher because during monsoons its a whole different road and that crossing isn't passable. Most of the times its easy though

When will the new in depth video on the murders be released?

That was excellent.

Is onx on your phone? I've had small issues here and there but holding the phone out the window or even up on the dash more into the windshield usually helps. GPS is all about view to the sky, it works pretty decent in a vehicle but with canyons sometimes that combines with the big metal roof blocking it to cancel it out. I've never had issue with it in my side by side and no big metal roof or metal doors surrounding the phone.

Yeh....washboard are crazy! As much off roading that you do, really need to air down/up. They now have portable 4 hose compressor kits that are resonable price & pretty quick. Couple of youtube video on the newest ones.

Really like your videos, great locations. Would be a thousand times better w/research, research, research, history, history, history.....

Another one for the books Glenn. Great job. You and Slim are a real team. The scenery was gorgeous and also the Joshua trees. Nevada is beautiful and I never thought of it as that but you have shown us it is. WOW what a ride this was. Thanks.

Fun video, thank you bringing us along for the adventure! As far as trail rating go, I have always liked the way this was defined by Charles & Matt in their awesome series of books including "Guide to Arizona Backroads & 4-Wheel-Drive Trails". They mention the very subjective nature of ratings, the role weather/environment plays in changing trail conditions and the vehicle used to explore the trail. Also the Overall rating of a trail is based on the most difficult section, because that is the capability needed to complete the entire trail. Great books, check them out!