Mining
Pushing Into Unexplored Areas Of A Large Abandoned Mine
Pushing Into Unexplored Areas Of A Large Abandoned Mine Complex – Part 1
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This abandoned mine dates back to the 1800s and silver, lead, copper and zinc ore was pulled out of this complex of mines… Several large, abandoned mines connect underground at this site, but the others are totally inaccessible from the surface. The mine we entered from will likely not be…
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As your team starts out at 8:22, that is a huge chamber that was stopped out! Lots of crumbling as to all the stopeing thru out the adets. The way the miners ventured up/down/sideways tells me that the mineral veins were extensive. What a way to mine into a hill. This mine is sure different in many facets as to how the miners took the mineral out. (It was a quick study, but thanks for the documentation).
13:00 Lewis Van Leuven, its a Belgium name.
Hi Justin, I loved seeing those old ore carts and that barrel was pretty nice too, I agree with you, they really did take a lot of material out of there. I don't know how you guys keep your nerve on those sections that fall through, was Jeremy okay as it looked like he fell quite a few feet at one point on the rope ???.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💞
23:16 that beer brand seems to be around still…
Why does this look so familiar? 🤔
Cool! 🇨🇦
Loved the start!
Looks like downtown Reno to me…
Very nice , with all the people around above on the ground level , I wouldn't of expected this just around the corner ! 😳😉😎
The sarcasm runs deep with you, Justin! It's amazing that this complex maze of tunnels exists below the streets of Kabul unbeknownst to the passers-by.
Have you ever thought of doing an exploration with any of your subscribers? I would love to explore with you
What? You didn’t find the world’s oldest fez sitting on ancient pair of Levis?
20 minutes in I figured it out. Lol, great troll!
Cinematic gold, flawless transition, editing masterpiece, ❤awesome mine brother, thank you kind sir, much love from Australia 🎉
A nice big stope you started in wow, and a lot more further in and a bit off a mess all over, not strange with all those big stopes , a great explore indeed thanks Justin.
I fell for it too😄
Looks like a labyrinth in there and easy to get lost. Great explore as always, looking forward to part two!
Lots of jokes about tunneling ethnicities to be told here.
666th like! m/ {>_<} m/
great complaints department 😄
thank you for sharing your dips into the underworld
Very awesome and interesting mine. I love all the artifacts. In Australia where I am all those artifacts would be taken and sold by artifact hunters.
I like your jumping right into the video. No pre-yakking is good. But I also enjoyed today's intro. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for this amazing Video.
The Intro is absolut great 😂😂😂
The mine is very good and very dangerous .
A great thank you for taking the risks to bring the pictures to us.
The miners have done a big amount of work but in the end they got a bit crazy with all these levels and sublevels and this very thin space between the levels.😊😊
You did right not to Show the location of the mine.
I am looking forward to Part 2
Greeting from Germany the Harz mountains and the Rammelsberg Mine.
Glück Auf
Frank Galetzka
I don't know if that was meant as a joke at the beginning or what but you look like you're in India or somewhere
The battered bucket was used for carrying out the gold.
Loved the intro! Think you might have something unique to add to the videos 😅
Lol. Love the beginning. I was like wtf. Some Indiana Jones stuff right there.
@8:26 Perfect 'for scale' sequence. Epic space.
Fantastic opening sir
nice, i like the opening vid…great footage of the ore, tools and you guys go all the way
Was all that rock removed from the stopes? Or is some of that natural hollow space?
I would love to have at least two old (riveted preferred) mine carts to use to haul dirt on my property. At the very minimum put solid rubber tires on it but keep it as original as possible!
Having a lot of that trackb would be awesome as well to make a train ride for my granddaughter on our families 20 acres.
What would be neat to see, if you can find any to show, is the ore they were mining.
Leaving us with a cliff hanger. I'm already waiting to see what you all found in there
We know why you don't show the surface. Thank you