Hello /out/. It has been a while, maybe it is time for an AMA
I fully understand that most you guys wont grasp the scale of these structures, mines or the remoteness of these areas.
>>2803650love your posts friend, desert mines look fantastic to explore, i wish our mines in the pacific northwest were this well preserved.
>>2803781I hate wet mines, there is so much more to worry about.
>I fully understand that most you guys wont grasp the scale of these structures, mines or the remoteness of these areas.This is an absurd assumption. But other than that, cool thread.
>>2803913is it? most people don't know what BLM ground is. My overall point was that the pictures don't do these places justice.
>>2803650I haven't seen one of your threads in some time. You wouldn't happen to also produce regular YouTube vids as well? There is an active channel Nivea been following for a while.
>>2803650I missed you mine anon
>>2803650Why? Just why?
>>2804316>he doesn't feel the call of adventure deep in his heart
>>2804327No, he does not. He prefers to live.
>>2804256it has been a rough year for me. A lot of life changing events. Now that things have settled, I have time to post again. I've never posted vids on YouTube, but a couple of my exploring buddies do. To me it is more work than it is worth.
>>2804310Thank you. I've missed all of you as well. Glad I'm able to be posting again.
>>2804316I grew up in a mining town. My Dad, Grandpa and so on were all miners. I love the history. The booms and busts of these places. I love seeing what these guys were able to achieve over 100 years ago.