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SURPRISING DISCOVERY While Exploring Mining Ruins in

SURPRISING DISCOVERY While Exploring Mining Ruins in Glen Lyon

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*This is an edited down & re-uploaded video I originally aired in November 2023.

What’s Behind the Glen Lyon Mine Subsidence area?
I’m hoping to answer that question by investigating the woods behind the sinkhole area. We already know that not one, but two underground mine subsidence’s took…

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  1. love all the cool places you find so whats the next electric bike your going to review im getting a high performance scooter scooter next month with my income tax now if only I could afford video camera ID start my own you tube channel

  2. That second bore hole tower must either have a long conduit leading to a hole in the local area….pulling sounds up the chimney…..or it connects to an underground mine cave that has an unknown surface hole somewhere….case in point is that subsidence

  3. Really interesting to see this new, edited version of this fascinating explore you did in the fall. I watched in November, and loved seeing it again because I always notice new things the second time that I missed before. Several places, I felt you would be safer with a partner, including the unexpected ravines, and places where you slipped & fell (40:00 min. mark) due to slippery leaves. All part of the adventure, and I know you take precautions. Love your outdoor explorations, Jay! Thanks for sharing a 2nd look here, and looking forward to many more adventures!😊💙

  4. 37:15 couldn't find anything relevant on NMMR or other database to suggest a prominent portal? Many of these data bases contain very old info from the VERY old times when records weren't kept too well. Does look like it may have been a small entrance to a manway or ???? Too small for a below ground to surface haulage shaft and you would have seen remnants of a headframe of sorts? Air shaft maybe? But why the masonry around it? Cool find for sure! You did find plenty of heavy wire rope to suggest something was being spooled from somewhere?

  5. I just did a check about Sasquatch sightings in PA. What made me think of it was when you mentioned it sounded like someone was walking near you and stopped when you stopped. Have heard that before. There’s plenty of info and sighting reports. Maybe look into it if you haven’t yet.

  6. That was an amazing exploration with some great discoveries, and it was wonderful to watch again! I hope the people that were affected by the disaster are ok now. What a mystery finding the shovel and seeing the dugout hole, maybe the person was looking for some treasure that was buried there. lol Like you said though, it definitely has something to do with mining. Looking forward to your new adventure coming soon and I hope you enjoy your weekend too, thank you JP!

  7. Enjoyed seeing the area a second time ….still intriqued with all the random artifacts etc. creating such a puzzling mystery of how it all came about to create such an interesting landscape of "hills and valleys " ..Made me nervous (again) when you got really close to the steep edge of one ravine..afaid the slippery leaves would send you over . Thank you sharing the adventure again ..👍💙

  8. The last two times you went near that borehole/chimney I couldn't help but cringe. Hearing the sounds that came out of it this time… yikes. Like the butthole of a rabid animal, it's best to just avoid it.

  9. I love when you explore old mines. My Grandfather was a miner for 50 years and President of his local union in Girardville PA. I spent a lot of my summers running around the mountains between Girardville and Ashland. Including Pioneer Coal Mine.

  10. I hope those people are doing ok. Have you checked out the Ashley mine? When I worked at Chewy, I used to drive past it everyday. It is gated off. There's a Family Dollar there.

    It is interesting. That reminds me, there used to be an old colliery in Stroudsburg.

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