Bob and Brenda Exploring!

From: Kenley Dalton	E-Mail: kend35@msn.com	Date: 4/4/04, 1:38 PM
205.186.81.160
You guys do it right! This is a great site. I visited Delamar about 20 years ago and enjoyed it very much. My family was in the mining industry in Marysvale Utah area in 1800s and 1900s so I realize how hard life was in those days. Good luck, Ken Dalton
From: Jonathan D Belt	E-Mail: jonathan_d_belt@fleetcl.com	Date: 4/6/04, 7:07 PM
63.175.146.82
What an incredible web site. I'll be here all week at work going through the stories and pictures. People dream of doing what you guys do, you've brought it to the rest of the world. Living in mass. i've always wanted to take a trip out west and do that type of exploring. What do the stars look like at night out there in the desert?
From: Carolyn Pedersen	E-Mail: csp@bmi.net	Date: 4/15/04, 5:32 PM
66.189.182.187
Hello, I have a question for you. I am the great-granddaughter of Minnie Omaha. From what I am told from relatives she married an Atwell. She apparently ran a whore house in Belmont, NV, something to do with the Cosmopolitan. Do you have a book or ideas where I can purchase a book about the early days in Belmont, Nv. She apparently ran a saloon there, is that the Cosmopolitan? I do know that her old house is now a B&B but I don't know the name either. Can you help me with Grandma Atwell's history. Thanks.
From: sheila gould	E-Mail: sheilagould@earthlink.net	Date: 4/16/04, 5:22 PM
65.40.113.121
I live in Las Vegas and my husband and I enjoy visiting rural Nevada. Ely is one of our favorite destinations.
From: Rebecca Kelley	E-Mail: rebeccakelley@excite.com	Date: 4/22/04, 6:49 PM
68.104.22.156
Enjoyed you information on Bill Garrett and Arthur Coleman. Although my husband and I have lived in the Vegas Valley most of our lives we recently started exploring the Gold Butte area and are amazed by the beauty and history of the area. What a great place to explore and you can almost feel the presence of the "ghosts"! The secenry is stunning and there are so many roads to explore we plan many more visits! Sincerely, Rebecca Kelley
From: ron younce	E-Mail: ryounc@monitorcoop.com	Date: 4/23/04, 12:56 AM
216.134.167.120
i visited silverbow mine while in the air force in 1985. it doesnt border area 51 but it does the tonapah test range. we went up a dirt road and past a couple of dead cattle at what the locals called stinking springs. seem to remember a small lake also. was nice to run into this website. i can pass photos on to my kids. they remember me coming home and talking about "our amazing dicovery" out in the desert.
From: Kathy Morris	E-Mail: kathymo@sbc.global.net	Date: 5/4/04, 5:41 PM
68.122.194.196
As a great, great grand daughter of Henry Hilp, I thank you for posting this information. It is exciting to find your information that links me to my family's past. :-)
From: dave martin	E-Mail: discal@louish.com	Date: 5/7/04, 5:32 AM
69.141.135.47
great site, learned alot about centerville nevada
From: Suzie	E-Mail: froggirl@hotmail.com	Date: 5/17/04, 4:15 AM
67.69.230.4
You're website is sooo amazing. It's helped me so much in my liife. Thanks so much!
From: Paulo Roberto	E-Mail: rivex2003@hotmail.com	Date: 5/21/04, 8:12 AM
200.161.154.56
This site is beautiful,great and the best Ghosttown on the Internet!
From: Jeanne	E-Mail: jeandrewrey@hotmail.com	Date: 5/24/04, 9:18 AM
63.187.177.250
In 1933 there was a mining claim filed close to the Keystone Mine, a little northwest. It's called the Monarch but I don't think it has anything to do with the well-known Monarch coal mine. If you get into that area again, I'd be curious to know what you find. Wish I were there to search!
From: Jerry Smith	E-Mail: jerry@ghosttownsusa.com	Date: 6/4/04, 5:08 AM
130.76.32.16
I was very much impressed with your web pages while viewing them. Such a fantastic site you have designed with a wealth of information visitors can enjoy each and every time they return. Great photos of the old historic cementeries. Hop aboard partner and visit Boom Towns & Relic Hunters, Washington State’s most comprehensive website detailing the history of ghost towns, miners, and prospectors of Northeastern Washington state as well as professional tips on how to metal detect old abandoned ghost towns of the West.
From: Victor Hugo	E-Mail: victor82hugo@yahoo.com.br	Date: 6/4/04, 7:55 AM
200.161.155.17
Is beautiful site
From: The Engineer	E-Mail: cyrus_tg@hotmail.com	Date: 6/9/04, 7:40 AM
205.158.211.34
Very nice website. Thank you for your hard work!
From: John Bradshaw	E-Mail: bradthebox@hotmail.com	Date: 6/13/04, 11:13 AM
81.106.253.185
Great site
From: Roger Green	E-Mail: rgreen111@hotmail.com	Date: 6/14/04, 7:08 PM
200.161.154.96
Very good! Tchaw...
From: bill williams	E-Mail: whoat106@hotmail.com	Date: 6/20/04, 2:20 PM
216.188.211.31
great
From: Madam Wild Rose	E-Mail: wildrose@thewildfrontier	Date: 6/20/04, 4:55 PM
66.138.126.237
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From: Britney	E-Mail: lil_vampire_gurl69@yahoo.com	Date: 6/21/04, 7:36 AM
204.184.8.2
i really like this site it is good for the kids.
From: David L. Sadler	E-Mail: davidsadler_13043@yahoo.com	Date: 6/21/04, 8:34 AM
24.92.234.79
Interesting website. I hope to visit your area someday. David L. Sadler Canastota,N.Y.
From: Karen Koeneke	E-Mail: karen@taxreps.com	Date: 6/22/04, 12:53 AM
66.81.225.122
As a former resident of Goodsprings I'm sorry that so much of the town is gone. I lived there in 1960 an went to school there for 1 year. My grandmother Irene Nuttman was the owner of the Pioneer Saloon then until she died in Jan 1965. I live in No Calif and have not been back there since the late 60's. I would enjoy talking to anyone about the old town.
From: Jim Hovagimian	E-Mail: Hovagimian@Earthlink.Net	Date: 6/26/04, 9:50 PM
209.165.56.80
Great site! I've been to most of these towns with my fellow desert rats Joe and Lenny. We couldn't find Sylvania the last time we were out there. I think Joe went out with you guys since then, so maybe he can show us. Great pictures! Almost like being there...
From: steve chism	E-Mail: sagehopper2003@yahoo.com	Date: 7/7/04, 9:15 AM
204.115.218.24
I first saw something about Gold Point on a Ghost Town Hunting video with Will Rogers Jr. I see the owner has done a great job working on the old town! Must see it next time I go through the area!
From: Nita Beasley	E-Mail: envieb48@aol.com	Date: 7/7/04, 4:20 PM
198.81.26.72
Enjoyed very much. Beautiful pictures and interesting places.
From: IONE REID	E-Mail: ireid@somtel.com	Date: 7/16/04, 9:55 AM
66.152.252.186
WAS LOOKING AROUND FOR MY NAME IN PLACES--NEAT WEBSITE. WOULD LIKE TO VISIT AFTER I RETIRE.
From: Yva Freth	E-Mail: yavth@yahoo.com	Date: 7/23/04, 8:57 PM
66.36.146.101
Liked the cemetaries!
From: aleoko	E-Mail: aleoko@gazeta.pl	Date: 7/31/04, 3:01 AM
80.53.226.195
Congratulations for you. Your site looks great. Good luck with your site ! I enjoyed the visit good stuff
From: Charlie Nelson	E-Mail: cbnelson@bigfoot.com	Date: 8/16/04, 2:24 PM
65.173.64.182
Been to many towns myself. Nice site, enjoyed it very much. Thanks Charlie
From: David B.	E-Mail: track4x4@aol.com	Date: 9/8/04, 11:15 AM
205.188.116.198
I really enjoy looking through your web page. We do mostly hiking in the mountains or where I can find old cabin's or any kind of structure that is still kinda standing. I just wanted to comment on your web page, that is has lots of great photo's. Where do we get directions to some of these places to go visit. We do have a 4x4 so can go anywhere to get to them. The farther out off the paved road the better as I don't care for the big city just the great weather here in Vegas. Well I won't ramble on.
From: Mark Blais	E-Mail: sleeplessinnevada@hotmail.com	Date: 9/14/04, 5:51 PM
24.253.96.16
Found your site while surfing around. Very interesting. I especially liked the information about the Argentena Mine as I was just hiking around there a couple of days ago.
From: M Tognoni	E-Mail: clownpossie@wpis.net	Date: 9/15/04, 5:01 PM
64.66.192.62
I live in the Ely area my family originated in siler peak area I was very supprised to see my family plots on your site if needed im sure that I could send you some photos of silver peak right before or after the mine closed. grat site...
From: TL Lady Tumbleweed	E-Mail: ladytumbleweed@yahoo.com	Date: 10/11/04, 9:54 AM
24.194.92.174
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From: robee	E-Mail: bspbooks@lycos.co.uk	Date: 10/12/04, 3:26 AM
202.182.64.8
I really like your site, I enjoyed my visit, we have a website to at http://www.bspgallery.com.au we have BOOKS AND MEMORABILIA on many subjects, including literature, performing arts, first editions, Pacificana, sport, cricket, music, antiques, military, shipping, aviation history, art, craft, Australian, old postcards.
From: David Hudson	E-Mail: hudsonbluesband@hotmail.com	Date: 10/14/04, 6:09 AM
130.76.32.144
Great site, I grew up in Southern Nevada (Las Vegas) during the 60's & 70's. Couldn't be a better place to grow up if you ask me. I became a Clark County Land Surveyor in the late 70's/early 80's and did extensive work in the Sandy Valley, Goodsprings and adjoining lands. All us surveyors would go to the Pioneer Saloon for a "liquid lunch" (hey, it was HOT!!!) and I'll never forget having to use the restroom and having a female mannequin (dressed as a saloon girl) by the door looking right at you! It was unnerving! I love the desert and when my wife and I visit (both S. Nevada natives) we love to travel into the desert for that tranquil feeling you cannot feel anywhere else. David Hudson Seattle, WA.
From: Christian	E-Mail: hej@dr.dk	Date: 10/15/04, 12:10 AM
130.225.15.40
like it
From: James G. Davis	E-Mail: r11@maui.net	Date: 10/15/04, 1:31 PM
64.75.157.53
Visited Masonic many times in the early and mid 1930s. It was a complete community with all structures upright and in place then,including the mill, but abandoned save for one part time resident. Your pictures show something very different.
From: Eric Woodyard	E-Mail: eric_woodyard@praxair.com	Date: 10/15/04, 1:45 PM
198.190.156.119
We have been there several times over the past few years. It is a very cool place to visit. You can spend hours in there and not even come close to seeing everything. On my first visit, I found a draw string bag of Union Leader Cut Plug chewing tobacco. It is one of my prized possesions.
From: Beverly Krichbaum	E-Mail: b_angelk@hotmail.com	Date: 10/17/04, 7:18 PM
68.64.50.164
You gave a very nice tour of Cherry Creek. I was wondering if you whether or not a man named James Cloud Arthur every owned the Cherry Creek Saloon or the Barrel Saloon. Would you please reply? Thank you!
From: DrWebe	E-Mail: DrWebe@gmail.com	Date: 10/18/04, 10:51 AM
68.224.100.104
Interesting looking at your photos of Pioneer NV and Mayflower mine areas, was recently there. Keep up the good work!
From: JOHN & LORRIE AMBROSINO	E-Mail: l.ambrosino@worldnet.att.net	Date: 10/18/04, 2:32 PM
12.72.220.183
THIS IS GREAT! PUT US ON YOUR MAILING LIST FOR YOUR NEWSLETTER. THANKS !
From: Sebastian Prolot	E-Mail: sebastian.prolot@hotmail.com	Date: 10/21/04, 9:44 AM
202.47.247.131
I was looking for a new guest-book for my own site, when I passed here. Greetings, from the other side of the world.

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