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Exploring Bodie Ghost Town | Exploring Highway 395 | 2021 California Road Trip | Travel Vlog

This video is the continuation of our road trip along Highway 395. After visiting Manzanar, we head to Bodie Ghost Town to explore the area. In the 1800s, Bodie was a bustling town with more than 10,000 residents and produced more than $35 million in gold and silver. Today, what's left in this town are about 200 abandoned wooden decaying buildings that visitors can explore and get photographs with. Visitors can peek in the windows of the buildings including a church, schoolhouse, barbershop, and saloon, where relics remain. Visiting Bodie Ghost town is like being transported back in time - seeing the real-life setting of the California gold rush dated way back in the 1800s. Walking through Bodie is the closest you’ll ever get to visit the Old West. If you are looking for places to explore along Highway 395, we highly recommend visiting this place. If you have any questions, please leave a comment down below. Thank you again for watching our video. God bless. Best regards, Daniel and Maria Camera Used: GoPro and Samsung S20 Ultra The music used is from Epidemic Sound. https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra... (free 30 day trial with the link above!) Let's keep in touch: Instagram:   / the.world.cruisers   Facebook:   / theworldcruisers   Twitter:   / stellarhoney   Website: https://www.theworldcruisers.com #BodieGhostTown #NationalHistoricSite #ExploreHighway395 #VisitCalifornia #CaliforniaRoadTrip #California #ThingsToDoInHighway395 #ThingsToDoInCalifornia #RoadTrip #ExploreCalifornia #TheWorldCruisers #PinayTraveller #PinayinAmerica #ExploreUSA #TravelCouple #Gopro #SamsungPhoneVlog #PhoneVlogging #TravelVlogger​ #gopro #samsung #TravelVlog #HikingTrails #ChevyTruck #FamilyTravel #FamilyRoadTrip #FilipinainAmerica #HistoricalPlacesinUSA #HistoricalPlacesinCalifornia #DoYouKnow #HistoricalFacts #ThingsToDoinMammothLakes