We had a crazy encounter at AREA 51 ... CAMO DUDES! We finally made it out to Area 51 and we did not expect to have any issues. We first went to the back gate, and then we made it to the secret back gate. After leaving the secret back gate, everything changed.

We were stalked by the Area 51 back gate "camo goons", as I like to call them. Remember, we were on public land, that means your land and my land. The camo dudes have no authority on public BLM land.

It almost seemed like they were extremely bored and enjoying the attention. It's hard to believe a professional security organization working for our government would stalk US citizens on public land the way they are doing around area 51. I have to wonder if it's just a way for them to pass the time.

We understand it's a military base, but they should leave people alone unless they actually enter the base. It definitely makes you wonder what / if they are hiding on Area 51.

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It's hard to believe all of this abandoned stuff is still sitting here in the middle of nowhere. Hours away from the nearest town, I wasn't expecting this.

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Welcome to another Wednesday Short Video. How did these get way out here? Kind of a strange place to park these and leave them.

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Uforce, maker of Magura sea drones, released test footage from Odesa showing interceptors that auto-launch when a target is detected and then get controlled remotely from hundreds of kilometers away.

We didn't expect to find this many buildings at this abandoned ghost town high on the top of a mountain. This place will probably not be around much longer as it appears natural erosion may cause many of the buildings to collapse.

We didn't know it at the time, but we took the hard road in. There is a much easier road just over the top of the mountain.

In the summer of 1936, president Hoover visited the mine site. He offered to purchase the mine for $1,000,000 dollars, but the Austin's declined they figured the government would take half of the money in taxes.

"By 1936, the rich mine was becoming famous – first by word of mouth then by news articles. Austin received two substantial offers to purchase the mine, one from former President Herbert Hoover.

Although Hoover is generally remembered for having been at the helm as the country drifted into the Great Depression, few realize he got his start in life as a miner who made his millions investing in gold mines. He once famously remarked that a man who had not made a million by 40 years old was not worth much.

Hoover was impressed by what he saw at the Jumbo Mine, and legend has it he made the owner an offer of $1 million, but George Austin declined to sell. "

Correction, the Austin's founded a hotel and general store in Jungo, which is a few miles from here. They moved there from San Francisco after living through the 1906 earthquake. It's said the wife was so stressed out from the earthquake that all her hair fell out.

The Austins bought the right to the Jumbo Mine and made a fortune.

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Locals report a strike and major fire in occupied Donetsk this morning.

We found this mysterious ghost town in the middle of nowhere and could not find much information on the place. I do know it must have been an old mining town, so there are probably some good mine tunnels to go back and explore as soon as the snow melts. I also found that the main commodity was gold, placer gold deposits.

I also want to say thank you to everyone who takes the time to like this video and comment. I READ EVERY comment, but many times I may not have the time to reply. I want you to know that I do read it and will make every effort to reply. 🙂

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We got lost, but we found this! Many of the roads had been washed out by the very wet year, so it was hit or miss as we aimed our vehicle back towards the paved roads.

There are two of us on this explore, but we did notice some very strange noises and whispers, which could just be the wind. Neither of us were whispering in this video. Let us know what you think.

We had no history of this place when we found it. We were trying to navigate dirt roads to get back to a good road. A storm was coming in quickly. We didn't get to spend as much time as we had wanted to at this location, but we may go back for another night time video. Let us know what you think.

THE STORY OF THIS ABANDONED CABIN:

Born: December 19, 1873

The story is a sad one, a real rags to riches to rags story of one woman, Josie Pearl (the queen of the black rock desert). Some have tried to romanticize Josie's life, but what I see is a sad story of how Josie went from rags to riches, only to go back to rags and die alone in the middle of nowhere.

This abandoned "Ghost Town" is 96 miles from the nearest town of Winnemucca. She was so lonely she would drive those 96 miles just to talk with someone.

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A resort in the middle of nowhere, yet it's still full of stuff. Check out what we found inside. We were surprised to see how much was left inside.

The place was active in the 1970's and 1980's, and the stagecoach stop was active in the 1880's. It was a major stop on the way to Tonopah Nevada.

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