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We appreciate all the support and hope you all have a great Veterans Day. 🇺🇸
And have a Memorial Day too! In Canada, we remember those who fought in all the wars so we can live in peace. And all those people who served in every conflict and all the fallen soldiers who gave their lives for us. Especially the 1812 war that is very special and dear to us. (we kicked the Imperialist slave-keeping Americans back to their own country) Look it up! 👍 Just think, if we didn't stand up and fight those primitive brutal bastard Americans then Canada as one of the most loved and peaceful countries in the world, we could be like those Imperialist Americans who are hated all around the world and their gun-loving nation that every minute somebody is killed by the gun. Oh no, thanks but NO! OK, this is just a joke I meant nothing by it. But 210 years ago it was something. (I learned it in school in Europe) But in all fairness, Canada is always taking the short stick. When the English is at war hey Canada come and help us. When the French are fighting they say hey Canada come to help us and the same as the Yanks. Canada is always being used by other bigger bully nations.
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And you too. Isn't Senior a Veteran? My late Dad is a Navy Veteran from the Korean war.
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I love this about the channel. Hope to be able to do the same for my boys!
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It's nice their mom was in this one too. I would like to see her more often.
Sr. much respect for your service and the family you have raised!
Yes! A good family for sure❤
Those ovens are pretty cool. I did a little research and here are some facts about them: Standing at 30 feet tall and 27 feet in diameter with walls that are 2 feet thick at the base, the ovens were built by Italian masons who specialized in constructing them. Made from quartz latite welded tuff (volcanic rock), they are the best-preserved ovens of their kind in Nevada and were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.
Happy Veterans Day and thank you for your service. I love how you pass your fishing gear along to kids. Such a decent and kind thing to do and we could all use a little reminder to carry that through.
I've been watching you for about a year and I've enjoyed every episode. You bring forth so many positive values like love for family, patriotism, ethical living and adherence to wildlife regulations. I'm a lifelong South Carolina outdoorsman. Unlike you, I paddle through swamps with snakes & alligators... but my values are the same as yours. You would certainly be welcome in SC anytime. Perhaps we'll meet on the sacred Waccamaw River one day!
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Another great video and history lesson guys ❤the family vibe. Happy veterans day senior. Thanks again.
Love your videos. I live in Ely and I’m a 75 yr old g-ma. Love the reports about Lake Mead water levels. Your family is a great reminder of love and kindness. Keep the videos coming…and thank you. Love the Starlink chain, my husband and I watched for several nights last week. Until the next video…..
So nice to meet your mother, nice to see the other half that raise such good boys
A Veteran's Day road trip with my favorite family! ♥♥♥
❤🙏😊💕Your family warms my heart so very much!! God Bless you all! I greatly appreciate your channel !! 🙌💫
Love that area. Those ovens are so big. Amazing. Ely is an awesome little town. The railroad is awesome too.
Those ovens have been rehabbed for the park..there are some still in the wild and in original state, West of The Silver.
I very much enjoyed my visit to Ely a few years ago. We drove from Carson City along highway 50 via Austin and Eureka. Even have a certificate from the governor congratulating me for surviving the 'loneliest road in America'. My grandparents were born in Ely, Cambridge shire, England my home country. Love your show !
Great to see you again Jr. Family is number 1! Great to see your mom. Thanks for introducing us.
You guys are so generous and caring. Probably taught by your mum and Sr.
Jr, what's that device with, what looks like two antennae under your rear view mirror?
Great history on the charcoal ovens. Man always invents or dircovers ways to overcome and adapt. Not sure about using these for camping. Folks are going to muck up this beautiful area by leaving their garbage. I think these are granite stones?
Thanks for your time and resources.
Safe travels. Live you guys and kudos to mom. 🤟🏼🖖🏼
Great!! Road Trip!!! Love that you guys share all your experiences. Safe travels...
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Those charcoal ovens were made from rough cast concrete stones...the first use of the trees they would burn would be making forms for the stones...
That is an outstanding move giving free fishing gear to kids along the way. Those lucky kids will remember that the rest of their lives!
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From one veteran to another, happy Veterans Day to Senior!
The holes were at the base to get the fire going. Once it reached a certain point every hole in the structure was plugged so there was no oxygen. That's how charcoal is made.
Thank you guys for an awesome tour today. I hope that you enjoyed yourselves. Blessings from Paso Robles, California, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸
Hope the family trip is going well. My first trip on US 50 was a family trip in 1963, going West to East, on our way to Michigan. I was 15 1/2 and US 50 was my first driving experience. My Dad pulled over and said, "it your turn". I drove every day on that trip and by the time we got home to CA, I was a very experienced driver. My last trip into Ely was 2015, and I was taking US 50 going West. So much history in Ely. I truly enjoyed being in the Hotel Nevada. History is great.
Wikipedia answers some of the questions you posed. The charcoal ovens are two miles to the south of the townsite. Six large ovens remain in excellent repair, 30 feet (9.1 m) high, 27 feet (8.2 m) in diameter, with walls 2 feet (0.61 m) thick at the base. The ovens were in operation from 1876 through 1879. They were built of quartz latite welded tuff by itinerant Swiss Italian masons who specialized in the ovens, who were known as carbonari. The beehive shape was designed as a more efficient version of the open-pit system that originated in Italy. The charcoal ovens prepared charcoal from locally harvested timber for use in the smelters at Ward, using 30 to 60 bushels of charcoal per ton of ore, for 16,000 bushels a day. The Ward ovens are the best-preserved of their kind in Nevada. They were listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.
Thanks for sharing.
Awesome info. You just saved me a ton of searching. Thanks
Kick ass. Thanks for the info.
My day just got better!! Thanks for the awesome content ❤
Watching this Sun night after your Raiders game…Hope you all had a wonderful Veterans Day weekend. 🇺🇸it’s 62 this week in MN-yippy.
Love watching your videos. I am an old guy and I admire the way this family is united and the obvious love that abounds in this family. I have done some meteorite hunting on a dry lake bed not far from Ely and it is an interesting town. Be safe.
In old-world Europe, those are called beehives. Great video, guys. Thanks!
Love the 🐓crow, almost as much as I really love a Train Whistle! Thanks for another great video.👌💙🩵💜
Happy Veterans Day to all who has served and still do, and my guess to what those buildings were in modern style huts from the Indians back in the day or for livestock while traveling through to keep them safe while getting supplies for the next destination👊😁🇺🇸🙏😎
Thank you for your service, Sr.
My husband and I really enjoy these videos . we love to fish here in southern Oregon where we live and one of our favorite lakes is called Fish Lake, less than an hour from where we live. ODFW releases tiger trout into that lake, to eat the tui chub, which are invasive. Looks like the trout you caught were those, not rainbow.
God bless you and your family.
Man I was way off for my guess but very interesting on why they were built 😅 Thanks for the history lessons brothers👊😁🇺🇸🙏😎
Good to see yall. Colorado says Hello. 🕊
Guessing before you say anything, I'm guessing those stone domes were used to make charcoal. And the result...
Hey, I was right!
Those are stones, not bricks. Even back in the 1800s they had sandblasting as a technique to cut stone, as well as steam-powered cutters. That's why the lines are so clean, those things were quarried with power equipment.
Very cool 😎 blessings to all 🕊️🎶🙏. ("Fish on" forever 🥰👍).
Happy Veterans Day senior and all Veterans
Love the family exploration! It's awesome that you're mom went along with you guys! 😀
I can smell that crisp nighttime air through the screen! 😌
Your variety is great. Please keep showing us your back yard.
It was amazing how they built things years ago. Smart people back then. Thank you for the video. I hope the whole family had fun on the road trip.
Smart and Hardy people.
Y’all are so awesome! You don’t have to be fishin or huntin to pump out awesome videos! I’ve been on so many vacations through your camera lens. Whether it be the floods in California, the “dried up “Mississippi , or interesting locations in between.
May God continue to bless all of you for the outstanding work you’re doing. Showing, not only the youth, but all of us the great outdoors!
Charcoal kilns used to transform wood into charcoal for better cooking and steam engines. You see some off of US 395 in California looking east toward Owens Lake. Used to furnish coal for the steam ships heading across the lake toward Cerro Gordo mining area.
Thanks. Well documented. I have traveled this road but didn’t stop to “smell the Roses”. You guys did it right. And yes, Lake Tahoe is amazing and quite beautiful.
Doesn't look like those were used much during their short 3 reported years of operation for charcoal. Looks like it would have been tough to build those and with so little need for use. I am quite curious how deep the foundation of those structures is. Thanks for the cool video!
Thank you for your service Senior.
Respect to SR. and MOM, them some fine young men you’ve raised
seniors wife is beeyooteefull !! happy veterans day guys
Nevada was the first state i saw that i described as naked. Very weird living in such a naked state. No big trees . So glad we lived in Carson. Perfect place. I hope to go back and retire there and see some of the places all of you have shown me thru these videos .
I was thinking those ovens were smokehouses. Glad you filled us in.
“My first thought is… I think I could climb it” lmao facts that’s every guy who enjoys climbing stuff 😂
Great content guys. Thanks for sharing a new video.
Love it keep them coming I will live vicariously through your travels😂😂😂😂
Great Video ~ We finally get to see MOM! Good looking family. The charcoal ovens are two miles to the south of the townsite. Six large ovens remain in excellent repair, 30 feet (9.1 m) high, 27 feet (8.2 m) in diameter, with walls 2 feet (0.61 m) thick at the base. The ovens were in operation from 1876 through 1879. They were built of quartz latite welded tuff by itinerant Swiss Italian masons who specialized in the ovens, who were known as carbonari. The beehive shape was designed as a more efficient version of the open-pit system that originated in Italy. The charcoal ovens prepared charcoal from locally harvested timber for use in the smelters at Ward, using 30 to 60 bushels of charcoal per ton of ore, for 16,000 bushels a day. The Ward ovens are the best-preserved of their kind in Nevada. They were listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.
What knife do you daily carry? Be a awesome video see everyone knifes from daily to hunting! Love the vids!
Glad to see Mrs. Sr. \ Mom out there with yall too. Good stuff.
Looking forward to the rest of this trip!
Ely is one of the best of the Wild West. Very entertaining place 😊
Gas is 2.92 in Texas now. Cheaper in Dallas. There used to be charcoal kilns up on Wheeler pass between Mt Charleston and Parumph. That was in the 90s . Use to be four or five of them , but I think they were vandalized. You need 4x4 to go through there but it is worth the trip. Thanks for your channel. It helps me keep up with my old home👍😎👍🇺🇸
OH these videos are fantastic...NV seems like heaven, it is so beautiful there
been to Ely. Nice town. Haven't seen those charcoal ovens. Thanks for taking us along.
Just enjoying my Veterans Day brunch here in Hilo, Hi. and was pleased to see the whole family for the first time I can remember. You have great taste Senior...she is a definite keeper...so far Ely and the charcoal kilns are second hand news, but thx for the video.
We’ve mentioned them before but there’s a lot of people who haven’t seen them
Thanks for showing us this kinda videos that’s beautiful how your family is making memories keep up the good work sin city outdoors👍👍👍
Ohh Rah, Senior! Thanks for your service.
Been to and through Ely many times. Like traveling US 50, "The lonliest highway in America." Always thought retiring there would be cool. A long way from nowhere. Nice people too!
Didn't know about the charcoal ovens, seems like a waste they burned most of the wood and gave everyone else the chunks. lol That is nuts. You all have a great day and safe travels
Great video guys, those ovens are awesome looking and I'm sure it took a lot of work to build those. Thank you for showing them to us. I hope you have a safe journey and that allows you to share some great videos that we are all looking forward to. God bless❤
Love u all, respect 💙🫡
I love Ely. And those Charcoal ovens. Can’t wait to do the dark sky train next summer. Great Video.
Thanks again family and dad👌👍✌️
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Was just watching your vids when you posted this I was like how ironic! Love y’all’s vids
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Thanks to all of the veterans who have served and are serving currently. Interesting adventure as always. That restaurant Racks looks like they have some good food. At first I thought the domes may have been Smoke Houses for smoking meats. 🍖
Makes more sense that they were for making coal.
The hoodies look great, very nice!!
How far is Ely from Vegas??
Thank you and Vegas is about 4 hours from Ely
best places in Nevada:
1) Sportsworld
2) Ward Mountain
3) McGill Warm Springs
and a lot more but those are all near Ely so I had to chime in... but you're not kidding that it's cold there LOL
I'll have to visit Ward Mountain
That road to the charcoal ovens dusty'er than an over filled vacuum cleaner bag. Great camp ground though
Nice to see momma came with !!!
Cones of smoke? I've heard tale of those. Cool 😇😹
So interesting! Thank you for sharing your experiences
I live in Ely Nevada I like that you did a thing about our town. Thank you. I live on the other side of McGill but it’s still Ely. I wish I knew you were coming. You could stay in one of our trailers.
Power bait for some reason trout swallows it deep , almost better to just cut line close to hook and release .. or clean and eat .
Thank you for your service
Roadtrips are fun
Mom is keeping an eye on the team. That meal was looking delicious 😊thanks for the look see. 😊
I got gas for $2.99 a gallon yesterday here in a North Minneapolis suburb. Always nice to see what you share with us during your travels. Thank you guys and Gal.
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You need pocket fisherman rods for these trips. Haha
loven the road trip, triva, and the fam. did you know that Memphis was once capitol of 10ac....
Pautzke's Salmon Eggs was good to catch trout back in my younger days.
Thank you Sr. for your service. We appreciate you my friend. Another interesting video. 🤘🇺🇸🙏
🎉 always enjoy sin city outdoors Jr you are great also ju dad mom roman god bless you ❤
Happy Veterans Day to senior!
Thanks for the ride!
"KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"
I grew up on Hwy 50 in Indiana!! They have the longest yard sale in the world one day a year along highway 50!!!!
Sr, you have a great Family!
I love SCO we live deep in the SC mountains, CA. And love the channel. JuJu, Adrian, and the cousin are so lucky they have a dad like Senior. I think we would all want him to adopt us.or have a dad just like him. Fishing, boating, camping, road trips, hiking, hunting. I hope all them boys know they are the luckiest, to have such a loving dad who is a role.model and spends time. Hats off to senior
Beautiful starry sky.
Hey, what’s the elevation of the locations you’re going to? Is that why it’s that cold?
I roam national forests, in northern Wisconsin… I love that old history… The old CCC camps and stuff… Yea, post-great depression, a lot of efforts were done to restore damage caused, in the era those kilns were built…
I’ve been to the charcoal kilns at Ted Turner’s place in Northern NM. Very cool seeing these elsewhere. As usual, thanks for bringing us along.
I go fishing for rainbow and brown trout in most of the rivers and lakes in Montana we also have a lot of minor activity up here too so you have to be careful how many fish you eat out of certain areas but we also have catch and release restrictions as well in some of the areas it’s a bummer that that fish didn’t survive but you also have to take into consideration that it is a lot easier to stun and knock out a trout by just throwing it back into the water which is one of the main reasons why most of the time we don’t take them out of the water and when we do release them we release them gently back into the current
Hi, those structures were cool !! I never knew coal could be made from burnt wood I thought it was only from the ground . Learn something new everyday . Best wishes