NO ONE Has EVER Lived, To Talk About This Lost Mine
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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This is a video about the Lost Broken Skull Mine. This mine is somewhere between Fort Mcdowell and Old Fort Verde Arizona. This hidden mine hasn't been found yet but men who did try to get the gold never lived to tell about it.
In was sometime back in the 1870's that a small group of of Cavalry soldiers out of Ft McDowell were on their way north to Fort Verde. As they were travelling along the Verde River north, the soldiers decided to set up camp as there was only a couple of hours of sunlight left. The next day, a couple of the soldiers were sent out to locate a horse that has gotten loose during the night. Now these two young soldiers knew very well they were Apache country and had heard stories of the Apache raids and being out here made them a bit more than just a little nervous.However the two men saddled up and started to follow the horses tracks and after a couple of hours of riding they found they horse.
On their way back to the camp instead of following the river, they decide to tak a short cut over the ridge. While traveling along through a narrow canyon, they soon came across what looked like an old camp set up. At first they noticed an old fire pit and some of the bushes had been hacked away. It wasn't long before they noticed human remains that looked like they had been smashed and human bones scattered about. They could tell that these people had been there for quite some time and figured maybe they were either Mexican or maybe even Spanish miners who had been here.
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It's always good to hear these Saturday morning treasures thanks friend !
It's always good to have friends like you stop around Saturday mornings. Thank you.
It's always good to have friends like you stop around Saturday mornings. Thank you.
Another gem, keep them coming, thank you.
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Thanks again friend for the interesting video. Please keep the great videos coming. From Scotland 😊
Thank you for stopping by this morning. Always appreciated!
Thank you, Old Timer! I appreciate these stories.
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CRAZY STORY" THANX 4 POSTING!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Good morning, howdy from southwestern Oregon. Thanks for the share, take care.
Good morning! Thanks for watching.
I found a white quartz mine close to sears kay ruins. Collapsed. It’s actually under the ruins. Or used to run under the hill. And found a hidden water source.
That is soooo cool!
Quartz veins are well known to have gold within. Thanks for watching. Appreciate it!
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I lived next to fort verdi😂
Keep an eye open when you out and about. One never knows where the treasure lays. Thanks for watching.
With no old mine town pictures on this one. How did you hear about tjis story? Intresting as usual.
Old stories buried away in old lost treasure magazines. When I was a kid I could never figure out how anyone could find a gold mine and then couldn't remember where it was. Now that I am much older I can see how that happens. I find myself loosing things almost everything everyday.
Thanks for watching. We'll be back with old mine towns next week.
@@oldlostminerI can understand that. I used to read a few of those magazines myself.
Well if no one ever lived to talk about this mine, how does anyone know it was lost or that there even IS a mine?
This is the reason why you don't want to talk about this old lost mine. Thanks for watching. Appreciated.