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Pin In The Atlas
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Добавлен 23 июл 2020
We're Andrea and Steven, your guides to the unknown, the abandoned, the mysterious, and the beautiful. We're all about hitting those forgotten highways and uncovering hidden gems.
Join us as we cruise the backroads and revisit the past in our trusty home on wheels, "Tonto." We're on a mission to retell forgotten stories, marvel at stunning landscapes, and explore the rich tapestry of history that makes up our great country.
Please subscribe and join our Patreon to be a part of our thrilling adventures. Together, we'll discover the beauty around us and the tales that time has left behind. Let's hit the road and rediscover what's been forgotten!
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#TravelAdventures #ExploreWithUs #HiddenGems #ForgottenHighways #RoadLessTraveled #VanLife #DiscoverHistory #JourneyThroughTime #ExploreAmerica #TravelVlog #TravelCommunity #BeautifulDestinations #Wanderlust
Join us as we cruise the backroads and revisit the past in our trusty home on wheels, "Tonto." We're on a mission to retell forgotten stories, marvel at stunning landscapes, and explore the rich tapestry of history that makes up our great country.
Please subscribe and join our Patreon to be a part of our thrilling adventures. Together, we'll discover the beauty around us and the tales that time has left behind. Let's hit the road and rediscover what's been forgotten!
If you'd like to support these explores, Check the links below or Snail Mail:
514 Americas Way
Apt 16927
Box Elder, SD
57719
#TravelAdventures #ExploreWithUs #HiddenGems #ForgottenHighways #RoadLessTraveled #VanLife #DiscoverHistory #JourneyThroughTime #ExploreAmerica #TravelVlog #TravelCommunity #BeautifulDestinations #Wanderlust
JOHN WAYNE'S Birthplace
On todays adventure, we explore the birthplace of Hollywood icon John Wayne, originally known as Marion Robert Morrison - The Duke.
Step into the legendary world of John Wayne with our latest video as we travel to his birthplace in Winterset, Iowa! Discover the charming home where the Duke’s journey began, see iconic memorabilia, and immerse yourself in the history of Hollywood’s most famous cowboy and his movies.
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Step into the legendary world of John Wayne with our latest video as we travel to his birthplace in Winterset, Iowa! Discover the charming home where the Duke’s journey began, see iconic memorabilia, and immerse yourself in the history of Hollywood’s most famous cowboy and his movies.
Join this channel to get access to perks:
ruclips.net/channel/UCEye2nTTPZ13TYX1axHtSYwjoin
If you like what we do and would like to help support these explores:
☕️ BUY US A COFFEE: www.buymeacoffee.com/pinintheatlas
🫙 TIP JAR: www.paypal.com/paypalme/pinintheatlas
✅ PATREON: www.patre...
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Come and Have FUN With Us at the SPAM Museum
Просмотров 813День назад
Get ready for a fun-filled adventure as we travel to Austin, Minnesota to explore the SPAM® Museum. Despite my disdain for SPAM, Steven's enthusiasm makes this visit epic. From interactive exhibits to quirky trivia, join us as we dive into the history, production, and global impact of this iconic canned meat. Don't miss our hilarious reactions and the SPAM-tastic surprises we uncover! Whether y...
EXPLORING Rusty’s TV & Movie Car Museum
Просмотров 77414 дней назад
Join us as we explore Rusty’s TV and Movie Car Museum, Tennessee. With over 50 legendary cars and tons of memorabilia. From the Batmobile from the 1966 "Batman" TV series, the General Lee from "The Dukes of Hazzard," the Ecto-1 from "Ghostbusters," and vehicles from the "Fast and Furious" franchise. If you like what we do and would like to help support these explores: ☕️ BUY US A COFFEE: www.bu...
Abandoned Castle in the Woods
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.21 день назад
Join us as we explore the mysterious ruins of a European-style castle that was built in the early 1900s by Robert McClure Snyder, a wealthy Kansas City businessman. The castle burned down in 1942, now standing as captivating ruins. If you like what we do and would like to help support these explores: ☕️ BUY US A COFFEE: www.buymeacoffee.com/pinintheatlas 🫙 TIP JAR: www.paypal.com/paypalme/pinin...
EPIC ROAD TRIP on America's Forgotten Road
Просмотров 2 тыс.Месяц назад
Join us on an epic, unforgettable 3 day road trip along the Natchez Trace Parkway! One of America's forgotten roads. In our latest video, we explore this stunning 444-mile scenic route, uncovering historic landmarks, breathtaking views, and hidden gems along the way. From the Meriwether Lewis Memorial to the picturesque Sunken Trace, experience the beauty and history of one of America’s most sc...
Exploring Haunted Gothic Jail in DeRidder
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
We travelled to DeRidder to explore the legendary Gothic Jail which they say is haunted! The jail is noted for its unique Gothic Revival architectural style, which gives it a castle-like appearance with turrets, towers, and intricate brickwork. It was designed by the firm Stevens and Wilkinson and constructed in 1914. The jail was operational from 1914 until 1984 and is known for its distinctiv...
Wild West Ghost Town
Просмотров 2 тыс.Месяц назад
Join us on an exciting journey as we explore Pioche, Nevada, a historic Wild West Ghost mining town with a colorful past! Nestled in Lincoln County, near the Utah border, Pioche was established in the 1860s after the discovery of silver. It quickly grew into one of Nevada's most significant and notorious mining towns. During its boom in the 1870s, Pioche was known for its wealth and lawlessness...
Hidden Mining Camp with Cozy Cottage and Mill
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.Месяц назад
Exploring unknown areas sometimes pays off. You drive up a dirt road and find yourself tucked in a small canyon complete with a Ma and Pa cozy cottage and a mill. We don't know any history about this small mining camp. If you like what we do and would like to support these explores: please consider ☕️ BUY US A COFFEE: www.buymeacoffee.com/pinintheatlas 🫙 TIP JAR: www.paypal.com/paypalme/pininth...
Shocked! We Discovered a Miners' Ghost Town
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.Месяц назад
Join us on our latest adventure as we stumble upon a hidden gem: a small miners' community that looks like a ghost town! Nestled in the heart of the wilderness, this eerie site features several abandoned cabins built close to each other, reminiscent of a bygone era of mining history. In this video, we explore the remnants of this forgotten miners' ghost town, uncovering its mysterious past and ...
UNBELIEVABLE Find Hidden in the Mojave Desert
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
Once again we find ourselves out in the middle of the Mojave Desert where we discover another mining camp, complete with additional bunkhouse and cabin. Maintained by those wonderful volunteers. If you like what we do and would like to support these explores: please consider ☕️ BUY US A COFFEE: www.buymeacoffee.com/pinintheatlas 🫙 TIP JAR: www.paypal.com/paypalme/pinintheatlas ✅ PATREON: www.pa...
Ruby Ghost Town - The BEST Ghost Town in Arizona
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.2 месяца назад
At the end of some of the roughest roads can be some of the most memorable places to set sights on. Places seldom touched by the masses which makes them even more special. They seem to be in the most remote locations even by todays standards. That sounds like the perfect place for us. Ruby Ghost Town is a sight to behold, especially after the drive in. It is, in some sections, one of the roughe...
FOUND: Forgotten Miners' Cabins
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 месяца назад
Nevada is a great state for those who want to go out and explore. With over 200,000 documented mines there is plenty of old Ghost Towns and mining camps to choose from. In one small section of Mountains across the expansive Nevada desert we ended up finding several small mining operations. What makes these places so special is the more remote they are, the more that still remains. Those that do...
Amazing Discovery In The Middle of Nowhere
Просмотров 37 тыс.2 месяца назад
It is a remarkable thing when people come together and do something wonderful. Out in the back country of Nevada up in the hills hides an old mining community. To keep this little slice of history together, some good samaritans decided to put their skills to good use and preserve an older cabin. They also decided to stock it with food, drink, pots, pans, places to sit, places to sleep, and a cl...
Abandoned Pioneer Cabin of Riddle Ranch
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.3 месяца назад
Today we explore this abandoned pioneer cabin dating back to 1896, although earlier remnants have been discovered. In its hey-day (pardon the pun) 150 tons of hey were produced each year. If you like what we do and would like to help support these explores: ☕️ BUY US A COFFEE: www.buymeacoffee.com/pinintheatlas 🫙 TIP JAR: www.paypal.com/paypalme/pinintheatlas ✅ PATREON: www.patreon.com/pininthe...
So Much Left Behind - The Epic Return to the Secret Abandoned Mining Camp
Просмотров 10 тыс.3 месяца назад
This week, Andrea and Steven revisit an abandoned mining camp to observe the changes and what remains. Their initial visit in early 2020 marked one of their earliest RUclips videos. Come along as they revisit the old mining site, uncovering any new secrets along the way. If you like what we do and would like to help support these explores: TIP JAR: www.paypal.com/paypalme/pinintheatlas PATREON:...
MYSTERY Tunnel and ABANDONED Cabins
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.3 месяца назад
MYSTERY Tunnel and ABANDONED Cabins
Abandoned Mining Operation - Family Forced to Leave Everything Behind
Просмотров 4,5 тыс.4 месяца назад
Abandoned Mining Operation - Family Forced to Leave Everything Behind
Exploring the Haunted Iron Goat Rail Disaster Site
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.4 месяца назад
Exploring the Haunted Iron Goat Rail Disaster Site
ABANDONED Mojave cabins - What else did we Discover?
Просмотров 11 тыс.4 месяца назад
ABANDONED Mojave cabins - What else did we Discover?
Montanas Most UNBELIEVABLE Ghost Town
Просмотров 7 тыс.4 месяца назад
Montanas Most UNBELIEVABLE Ghost Town
A Mystery In The Desert - The Stone with the Cryptic Message?
Просмотров 22 тыс.5 месяцев назад
A Mystery In The Desert - The Stone with the Cryptic Message?
COOLIDGE - A True Montana Ghost Town
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
COOLIDGE - A True Montana Ghost Town
Deserted and Abandoned - Ghost Town or Mining Camp?
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Deserted and Abandoned - Ghost Town or Mining Camp?
COMET GHOST TOWN - Hidden in the Hills
Просмотров 5 тыс.6 месяцев назад
COMET GHOST TOWN - Hidden in the Hills
GARNET - Montana’s Best Ghost Town
Просмотров 9 тыс.6 месяцев назад
GARNET - Montana’s Best Ghost Town
Who's John Wayne? Haven't stopped by for a while, need to catch up on your vids!!!
I love your videos. The both of you bring such information and entertainment to your viewers. Thank you for everything.
@@debbiebynum9515 really appreciate the supportive comment Debbie. We hope you continue to enjoy all of our content. See you on the next adventure
Thank you for that my dad was a huge John Wayne fan. When I was doing home care I actually knew a guy that knew him and took me to his house in Orange County. Not Physically in it but to the front driveway at least. And I got to view his yacht from a distance. My dad actually painted a bust of John Wayne years before my dad died.
@@olliespackrt5763 ahh thank you for sharing that.
Nice finding out about the Duke .In sequim Washington along the coast is a boat that John Wayne had it was a mine destroyer I believe i think it is still there in the Harbor any way thank you for showing and telling about the Duke 🏆
Wild Goose is the name of the boat. Would love to see it
I seen the wild Goose in sequim Washington years ago when he owned it but just found out it is now in Newport Beach California this is now a piece of Washington that went to California .Well my info was right at the time big surprise to me 🤔
Weird music.
@@myronbenware4452 thanks. Exactly what we were going for
worried about the plague in the house? lol.
@@davidheitman7004 😂
I really enjoyed watching your adventures exploring the Ghost Town Trail. It brought back a lot of memories as well as learning more about the ghost towns, such as the jail tree in Gleeson. I'm fortunate to live only about 30 miles from Cochise to start with. Pearce used to have a Fall Festival where the old store would be opened up. The store was full of antiques. I also have memories of when I was about 6 years old and my parents were exploring the Gleeson mines with a rockhound group. I found an old silver coin, which I still have. But, I also wandered off, walking by several open mine shafts and back to camp without telling anyone. Boy, did I get in trouble when my frantic parents found me back at camp! I recently took a friend down the Ghost Town Trail and she was fascinated. Thanks for your video.
@@user-mp5qm9jw7y you’re welcome. We had fun filming them albeit a while ago now. Hopefully our filming skills have improved somewhat. 🤣
Well well i knew this day was coming Steve and Andrea the SPAM museum but the ?) is how many different flavors are there world wide ?? P.s. that computer remark was Super great ( SPAM )🏆and a great idea from Mr Hormel for coming up with the idea spam thank you 😀🏆that is a fun tour you did 🤔
@@casedoumasr656 🤣glad you enjoyed it Case.
I had my curiosity going wild there are 15 different types of SPAM meat products I always thought there were a lot more world wide 😂
@@casedoumasr656 I found one I quite like. Teriyaki
Another Awesome adventure with my pin and beers cheers 🎉 The Duke was the best I most likely have seen every movie that he did
Glad you enjoyed it Raymond
Love most of his movies especially the old west . When Dean Martin would play in the western movies as his sidekick. 😊
@@tinadelwiche416 I like Dean Martin too. There’s something about the old west movies.
@@PinInTheAtlas yes,, carefree realism
@@tinadelwiche416 so true
The chuck wagon is still used today by the cowboys during roundup season. But now we have campers that help out too. Or the old west method sleep by the fire in a bed roll with the cattle. Peace , nature, and tranquility 😊
Back in 2006, I drove long haul for a short time. I passed through near there a few times, but was not able to stop by that place. Thanks for sharing a missed opportunity! You two are great! The Duke was the best cowboy actor.
Same Kerry. We’ve been through Winterset even walked around his house but didn’t go in until now. He seemed an interesting guy
THANK YOU
Thanks Steve and Andrea - what a great chaacter, the like of whom will never be seen again. There do not seem to be so many "charactrers " in the 21st Century as there were years ago. My favourite John Wayne film is True Grit, with John Wayne as Rooster Cogburn, with his pocket full of corn dodgers.
@@brianshersby8979 he certainly is a unique character and one of a kind. Love his quotes too. Glad you joined us Brian. See you on our next adventure
Great subject and video! The old farm house I use to rent didn't get an indoor toilet until the 1940s. I always suspected it happened after WWII. I know my grandmother's house in town was the same way before the indoor plumbing was added. The outhouse was still there until the middle 60s. Mom use to work in a pharmacy back in her high school days. I can remember those pharmacies having apartments over them back in the blue law days. Not quite the variety of goods in them like today. I can see why the families were so big back then. Mom often would tell a story of the old lady who was working there too ... yelling across the store for the pharmacist to send down a Merry Widow. I seem to remember John Wayne advising other actors to get the tallest horse they could find to improve their appearance on screen.
My house in England had the remains of an outhouse in the back garden along with an Anderson shelter from WWII. The shelter had been sealed so I don’t know what was inside if anything.
What a moment in the side yard with the rose bushes, American flags, and chimes....i want to be there. And that couch! They don't make stuff like that anymore. Great trip through the past!
@@DeborahFlorian-gy6lw it was an impressive place and a quaint town too
Love John Wayne. Great video thanks Andrea and Steve. Oh I agree Andrea those were scones lol
@@tangie777uk with jam and clotted cream
Hi Guys, glad to see you, thought I would stop in and say hi! Cool place!
@@MaxProductionsTV hi Max nice to hear from you. Yep we’re still at it. New adventures every Tuesday. Hope you continue to join us
Decent man. Glad he didn't live to see what the Country has turned into. It would have broken his heart.
@@kenp9469 he had some wonderful quotes. I bet his biography is fascinating.
Shared video to fakebook and X, hope it gets you a couple more views. Great job on the video.
@@badgerpa9 thanks. 🙏 every little helps. Algorithm hasn’t been in our favour the last few weeks!!😔
I live near his home he had in Newport Beach, CA. It was always a thrill to see his yacht, Wild Goose, parked out back on his dock.
@@SueMoe I think the Wild Goose is still there somewhere as a historical site. Not sure 🤔
That home was pretty cool. I didn't realize how a pharmacist's life was back then... nor where the nickname of Duke came from. No doubt about it. **Duke fit him, much more than Marion did, for sure. This was very informative, Andrea and Steven. Thanks for sharing this with us. 🏡🙏🏻🤗🌟🤠
Hhmmm wonder what made his parents call him Marion in the first place!!! Glad you joined us for the tour. See you next week
Love the house so darn cute. I love John Wayne. I think I have seen almost all of his movies. I have a few that I like to watch over and over at times. Thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. Stay safe on those trails and I will stay tuned for the next video adventure. 🥰👍👍👍👍👍(🌹🐞🦂🌵)
@@roseapple8786 thank you Rose. John is certainly a legend.
Thanks fer takin' us along, pilgrim. He's still one of my heroes.
@@lesleyrobbins1137 shame that the new generation doesn’t even know who he is! 😔
What an iconic legend. Every kids "super hero" before there was. As always, great job.
Thanks Richard. Definitely a legend
Thanks!
@@richardbeee ❤️
Well that was fun ! Wherever you go you run across some John Wayne stuff .. Goulding’s Lodge in Monument Valley has a trading post building that was used in ‘Stage Coach’ In St George Utah, I met the man who owned ‘Dick’s Coffee Shop’ and he was friends with John Wayne, and took me out back to show me Duke’s specially custom made by Ford pickup truck he had left to Dick. The roof was raised 12 inches so John Wayne could get in with his hat on, and the truck had special made stainless steel gearing. He apparently left it there to have a truck handy when he was in the area filming. ( true story 😉 )
@@charleyfolkes there used to be the actual stage from tie a yellow ribbon in monument valley too.
To Miss Andrea… I have wanted to ask you what the logo on your cap represents…🤔 There is another RUclipsr out there that wears the same…🤔
@@ekim1302 yes Justin Scarred . The logo is R for Randomland. I bought the cap to support Justin’s channel.
Decades ago over here in the Netherlands it was pretty common for (mostly public) television channels to braodcast old (B&W) movies, like old musicals or thrillers but also westerns. Those great old movies aren't showed anymore nowadays. Ahhh, those were the good old days :-)
@@pixelpeter3883 they don’t make them like they used to Peter
@@PinInTheAtlas Don't get me wrong: I do like 'modern' films too, but I do love old movies with stars like Humphrey Bogart :-)
Howdee partners 🤠 So cool Thanks A & S
@@NestledInNature glad you enjoyed it and thank you 🙏 Really appreciate it
I loved seeing your video on the Mogollon ghost town. I was last there around 2007 I think, before the flood. A fascinating and beautiful place.
@@user-mp5qm9jw7y thank you Denise. Glad you enjoyed it. It was one of our earlier videos so not the best quality. Hope you enjoy our other explores just as much.
it is mosdt likely a gas refrig
i think its being readied to be burned down by FS
@@thoracat518 maybe
Pigeons !!!
I always delete spam.
@@nevadasmith4415 🤣I’m not a fan either
I am wondering why you could not get something bigger, for example a 5-6 yr old UPS truck? You could even make a shower in it and the ceiling is higher? I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.
@@Lesiku glad you enjoy our content. See you on our next adventure
Thanks!
@@tinadelwiche416 thank you 🙏 Tina. Really appreciate you ❤️
@@PinInTheAtlas yw
@@PinInTheAtlas you’ll get an allowance until u 2 start your new job. 🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡🫠
@@tinadelwiche416 🤣well the beet job is only a couple of weeks work
@@PinInTheAtlas just teasing you 2
Love this channel Love you two -too I appreciate this intimate and deep dive “look” into what you both do and I absolutely applaud your efforts to enthrall & entertain “us” (your viewers) via that cause… and your content is so interesting & great; you have such talent in the way you captivate & capture us with your “splend-ventures” Please Keep widening our world with your online adventures. You both inspire me so much, thanks!
@@canthony722 wow what a compliment. Thank you so very much we really appreciate it. A lot of work goes into creating one of our explores so it’s nice to hear that it inspires you. Thank you for watching and we’ll see you on the next adventure
Hope you went to the main fort as they have a guided tour which would be dangerous without a guide. They have a big tank type of vehicle that they drive you around to see other big buildings.
@@karenclary8592 Unfortunately we didn’t take the tour Karen. Maybe next time
I love your adventures because I can’t get out for more than a day trip. Thank you for your travels!
@@karenclary8592 thank you Karen. Glad you are able to join us virtually.
I don’t think that was done by a plasma cutter, I am almost certain it was cut by a “gas ax” (ox/ac torch) I believe that most of the town was located where the wash is now. There was a flood in 1983 that swept the major part of Signal away. Least, that what I was told.
Well, Sica Hollow isn't in Northwest South Dakota, but, OK.
@@midnightfantasy74 northeast. Sorry
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Another Awesome adventure with my pin and coffee ☕ this morning I was busy yesterday so I didn't get to see you I've always eaten Spam.
@@RaymondCoggins-xd2re yuck 🤮 I was surprised that I liked the teriyaki but not sure how much I could eat
This one was Great! So many of the shows I watched❤️ And yes you definitely need to go back and watch Breaking Bad it was a good show.
@@darcizeko1529 will definitely do
Very interesting. Never knew that there was a museum for spam (the eatable kind). Thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. Stay safe and see you @ your next adventure. 🥰👍👍👍👍👍(🌹🐞🦂🌵)
@@roseapple8786 see you on the next adventure
I Absolutely loved this! Who knew there was a Spam museum! Pretty cool! You’re only 2 cans taller🤣 Oh and Spam in good ole Mac and cheese yum 😋
@@darcizeko1529 that’s what Steve just had for dinner 🤣
@@PinInTheAtlas that’s Awesome 😁
NOW THAT LOOKED LIKE YOU HAD FUN...NOT BIG FAN OF SPAM BUT GLAD TO SEE THE MUSEUM WITH YOU GUYS..SAFE TRAVELS..
@@dezertraider it was fun Ralph and as you know I’m not a spam lover either! Glad you joined us
Mmmm, SPAM ! Andrea’s favorite! Funny how war makes food famous.. How bout Heinz 57 Bean sandwiches, Andrea? My boss ( a Brit ) ate them all the time and said it was a WWll thing ..
@@charleyfolkes lived off Heinz baked beans along with marmite sandwiches. Not eaten together. It’s called Heinz 57 because there were 57 varieties.
I've never had spam, and even though i really enjoyed this video, i never will! ☹️☹️☹️
@@DeborahFlorian-gy6lw don’t blame you Deborah