My favorite is the truck with the prospecting equipment in the back of the bed! Pretty impressive
My DJI drone went haywire disconnected from controller and went straight to the ground 65’ in the air . Faulty software !! DJI said it’s out of manufactures warranty time . But it’s a refurbished unit they game me - my unit I spent $1200 on the fly more package and dropped the drone and broke the gimble . Sent it in to get repaired and they sent me back a refurbished used unit that who knows had how many flown hours already compared to my brand new one with not even an hour on it !! That’s the worse policy y I’ve ever heard of !! Fix my unit !! What I paid for !! And was quoted for !! Buyer beware ! This company customer service is horrible ! As well as policies !! I spend $1000’s on drones and have to trust your software - and when it goes down you don’t stand behind your product !!! Don’t waste your money !! !! DJI last seconds of flight before lost connection! And dropped out the sky and shattered a car window ! #dronevideo #drones #dji
Full video on my YouTube . What an AUsome experience !
1. Devil’s Dive / The Italian Underground Marker
Inscription. Click to hear the inscription. Devil’s Dive
This deep, rugged wash presented problems for stagecoaches.
Drivers of wagons usually circled to the south rather than take the time to hitch up double teams needed for passage through the wash. Ruts made by thousands of wagons and stagecoaches can still b seen winding around and through Devil’s Dive.
“To go through, it was necessary for the horses to go on the run, to give the stage sufficient momentum to reach the top of the opposite side. Passengers usually preferred to get out and walk across this bad place, only the driver and messenger remained on the box.” - Stage Driver
The Italian Underground
Immigrant Italian Uberto Gibello earned a modest living digging wells and doing masonry work, but he had a vision. Between homesteading in 1887 and his death 23 years later, Gibello honeycombed this ridge with a series of caves. He also built an unusual split-level home, two wells and water storage tanks. Rock and concrete irrigation channels set into the terrace hillside were an unsuccessful attempt to start a vineyard.
This site is on private propertyoperty!!
The caves are unstable and dangerous. Do not attempt to enter.
Shrine Cave - about 120 feet long with numerous small “shrines” carved into walls and a water well dug into the floor at the east end. be Main Cave- over 400 feet long, 10 feet wide and 6 feet high with entrances on opposite sides of the hill. Massive cave-ins now block the tunnel.
Gallery Cave and Room - 150-foot long branch of the main cave ended in the gallery where Gibello had cut out rough benches along the walls.
Where we made it and detected . Full video on my YouTube .