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Without the motor? How would this thing draft? Could you row it down a shallow river without dragging the whole times

Also there are in the mine I'm referring to that it runs deep and has a few tunnels from the main shaft. Again it would be cool if you could R.O.V. that mine.

Mike, there is an old abandoned lead-silver mine in middletown ct. It is located between the Ct river and Silver St. in middletown. One of the mines looks like it's backed filled. The other is completely filled with water up to the main entrance. It would be cool if you could do a video on that mine with ROV footage of what it looks like. It has been worked on and off in its history until it completely flooded back in the early 1800's.

I kept thinking it would be from the same word as Saginaw. Did it originally mean the name of a group of people? Maybe they moved south. It just seems too close to not be connected.

Well done. You saw more and deeper under the surface of the house. Therefore you can be proud. Thanks for your effort. Greetings from Germany 😊

Beautiful. I just love it.

This is an amazing video

Long live robo-teddy

wow!

Hey that girard guy is back.

Awesome can't wait to watch

Great job. Beautiful

Would motor go well with a slightly smaller hull, like a 270? Also great drone shots!

Anyone know where this is?

czcams.com/video/eMTGLC1XcDk/video.html. a Hillary film is interesting

D700 was the last of the depots stocked by Hillary’s party, and from here he sent a message to Fuchs advising the party would now attempt to reach the South Pole. The Ross Sea Committee advised Hillary he was not to travel further than D700 and separately Fuchs also asked Hillary to abandon his journey from D700 to the Pole. But Sir Ed wanting fame and glory made a dash for the pole against all orders from the expedition leader. The exhibition was about a crossing of the South Pole and not a journey to the pole.

The music as perfect!

They gated up this mine

so cool

Dude your pronunciation of mountains is killing me.

Hello, 5th great grandson of John Croft here. Thank you so much for doing a tour of the mine he started, which at the beginning today I knew little to nothing about. Absolutely breath taking and beautiful.

Did the trans Labrador 3x, doing the Taiga next week. Thanks for the info!

really really enjoyed your analysis. thank you

So happy to find your video. Just visited that waterfall.

Cool channel. There’s also a cave system in Golf Road in Dalton, MA. They’re boulder caves but the deepest and longest I’ve encountered. You can enter, cross under the road and pop out about 30 yards away.

Just found your channel very cool , as a native of Oxford love the local history… the second mine in the video I’ve been to during my adventures at ellenville flight park many years ago.. keep it up!

Bless you for saving this beautiful historic home from demolition.

I just recently discovered your channel and have been watching your videos and I have to say they are absolutely amazing and I hope you continue making them for a good long while

We've got some caves and rock cities in the local diabase here but nothing quite as developed as this. Great feel to the video.

Extreme human hubris: entering the den of a potential family of animals. What do you think will happen when you encounter a mother with her children who reside in that cave? Imagine a large animal breaking/entering your home in the middle of the night...how would you react? Wouldn't you defend your home in every way possible? Nature deserves more respect from humans...mapping caves is one thing...entering them is trespassing.

Hello Mike, I'm new to making a comment on your channel. Well, I've been curious about the lost mine of Dutchy. It is located somewhere near the spruce brook which is a tributary to the Naugatuck River. Would definitely be interesting if you find it and can explore it.

Looks pretty crampyyy.

I am trying to do the same thing with mine currently , I have a johnson 25 outboard I just bought. I was wondering what trim hole your boat is running with , as well as roughly how high you had to raise your motor on your jackplate. If I measure from the bottom of the transom on mine to the top of the leading edge of the jet foot I'm at 7 and 7/8ths with my trim bolt in the second hole .

Awesome as always. The video and music allow you to sink into the experience. Really draws you in. And shows the spirit of adventure is alive and well.

looks awesome! can you camp there?

Let's go 🎉

Awesome video!

Great video

Looks like a great adventure! Thank you for sharing!

Not sure if I would want to own it, but it could be an interesting BnB. Did GW sleep there?

Do you have to do repairs on that motor after such a trip? How about on the boat? This is definitely something no one else does.

Bravo that was an amazing film

I really like this channel wish i found it sooner

Got possible mine with miners name carved in bedrock near possible entrance if your ever in northern vt also have some lidar areas you may be interested in

Cartier - car-tee-ay with the t almost soft Gaspe - gas-pay Hochelaga - hosh-e-log-a Quebec - ke-beck Iroquois- ear-o-qwah Just some helpful pronunciation tips

trans?? trans people??? snow trains????

With all of that limestone and flowing water, can you find gold in Western Mass. ?

I dont understand why the roofs didnt have eaves in the 18th c... werent they worried about water damage ?

hey, hope you had a blast in my home province or. merci.. come back anytime

It looks like they followed a fault line for at least some of the tunnel. Basically anywhere you see a big smooth surface on the walls and ceiling is going to be a fault lime.