haha, I like your sense of humor and your adventurousness. I don't think I would be able to go in to some of those halls you entered. Your bravery makes you cool and so does your accent, which to an American sounds cool. So you're like bursting with coooooooooool with 11 o's.
Awesome. The stopes are amazing, it looked like a lot of the timber work supporting the deads overhead was just natural cut branches. Doesn’t look like a lot of it’s going to stay in place for much longer. Nice that you filmed it while it’s still accessible.
Thanks, yes, some rough stemples there, although I sometimes think that by leaving the timbers whole and unprocessed it makes them stronger than the ones cut. They used what they had available.
Milda you where right when you said it was a savage mine 😮, heya well done for making me actually feel nervous about you walking on a false floor ffs. Absolutely brilliant mine but rightfully sketchy as f. You are so good at these videos it makes me proud to be a long time subscriber 😊, thank you and take care of your beautiful self but keep exploring. All the best from Somerset 👍🏻💯
Hey Simon, thanks, yes they are genuinely dangerous. I'm just back from a difficult explore in Derbyshire, every adventure has it's challenges. Thanks for being a loyal subscriber! 😀
I use that as a rough assumption yes, although you can't be always sure as where there is constant drip of water you can get puddles on the muddy false floors easily.
haha, I like your sense of humor and your adventurousness. I don't think I would be able to go in to some of those halls you entered. Your bravery makes you cool and so does your accent, which to an American sounds cool. So you're like bursting with coooooooooool with 11 o's.
Awesome. The stopes are amazing, it looked like a lot of the timber work supporting the deads overhead was just natural cut branches. Doesn’t look like a lot of it’s going to stay in place for much longer. Nice that you filmed it while it’s still accessible.
Thanks, yes, some rough stemples there, although I sometimes think that by leaving the timbers whole and unprocessed it makes them stronger than the ones cut. They used what they had available.
Thanks young lady!
I enjoyed it !
Thanks 😊
Thanks 😊
Fantastic explore , but shows how you need to keep your wits about you and not get to carried away😊 .
Absolutely, the dangers are real!
Nice 👍
Milda you where right when you said it was a savage mine 😮, heya well done for making me actually feel nervous about you walking on a false floor ffs. Absolutely brilliant mine but rightfully sketchy as f. You are so good at these videos it makes me proud to be a long time subscriber 😊, thank you and take care of your beautiful self but keep exploring. All the best from Somerset 👍🏻💯
Hey Simon, thanks, yes they are genuinely dangerous. I'm just back from a difficult explore in Derbyshire, every adventure has it's challenges. Thanks for being a loyal subscriber! 😀
Nice video Milda.
Thanks David 😊
I can’t imagine that a false floor would ever be watertight, so maybe the flooding is a sign of a solid floor beneath?
I use that as a rough assumption yes, although you can't be always sure as where there is constant drip of water you can get puddles on the muddy false floors easily.