The Empty Ghost Towns of Nevada Hwy 93 - Roadside Relics On My Way To Utah / Quick Update & Decision
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Published 2022-06-02
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Ely is pronounced "Ee-lee."
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Adam, you are doing exactly what I've wanted to do my whole life: just drive all over the country into remote areas, exploring hidden towns and historic off the road locations. Unfortunately, I've never had the time away from work and/or the financial means to do so.
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“Even in decay, there is beauty.” Love that! That drugstore museum looks amazing!
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Adam, I can't express how much I appreciate what you are doing. You are the eyes to alot of people for what ever reason, can't do what you are doing. Thank you for sharing your blog and your travels. Great job
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I went back and watched an older Woo adventure, and have to say it is awesome to see how you've honed your craft, and production abilities over the years. Keep doing it, Adam. Thank you for taking us on the journey.
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You are going to places that I will probably never see in person!! That is one of the reasons I follow your channel!! Thank you for filming your adventures!!
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“Even in decay there is beauty”, love it. ❤ I love seeing old dilapidated buildings with nature taking over. I’ll miss these type of videos when you decide to “retire”. Especially the trains. 😢 until then..carry on. Shall you. 😊 thank you Adam. Also just watched the WB ranch video! 💚
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Thank you so much for covering Ely and McGill!! Ely is an overlooked, adorable town, and McGill’s old drugstore museum is one of my favorite stops. I really hope you make it inside someday.
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“Even in decay, there is beauty” Such a simple and true sentiment. 👏👏👏
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In 1939/40 my dad and a couple of friends started mining gold in Cherry Creek. He registered for the military draft at the schoolhouse you filmed there. He ended up getting drafted into the Army and was stationed in California when the war started. He never made it back to Cherry Creek but did live a long life.
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Pronounced "Ee Lee" It's one of Nevada's hidden treasures and a "must stop" on any road trip on US 93, 50, and 6. You might say it's "centrally located" as in "the middle of nowhere." The Railroad Museum came about in the same way the McGill drugstore. The mining company shut the place down and walked away leaving everything exactly as it was while still operating. How cool is that!:
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Oh, that picture of the sheep and snow capped mountains…breathtaking !!
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Wow, this really takes me back…to seven weeks ago when I was in this part of Nevada. I absolutely love it out there. Lots of people just want to do Vegas, but I’d rather drive around like you and see these kinds of places.
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Can’t thank you enough for taking us along for the ride it’s so appreciated by many who follow you.
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These backroad adventures are always so fun to watch.
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So sad History gone. Thank You Adam for sharing your travels.
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I love that you take the time to look at all these treasures you find. It would be so much fun to go into that museum store!!
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“Even in decay, there is beauty”….love that and your travel videos.
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These vlogs just keep getting better and more interesting every day I just love it thanks again Adam 😊
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When you’re walking around these abandoned places, I’m so afraid that the maniac is going to just pop out when you least expect it. Keep your head on a swivel, Adam. Love this series! Stay safe.
