Exploring a Lost Underground Tunnel, Cave -ins, and Hidden Passages to a Massive Abandoned Mine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Well, this is an all time low when it comes to knowing when to call it quits. Exploring this abandoned underground mine tunnel sets the danger level pretty high this time! We descend into the mountain nearly a mile to tie up loose ends and find out where this dangerous, failing tunnel leads. We must trudge through this flooded tunnel and weave through extremely hazardous cave-ins to finish exploring this one.
Joining us in this adventure is @ZiaMountainAdventures , @OnTheNextEpisode , and @AbandonedMines11 who will share this experience on their respective channels with their own unique perspective.
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At 6:30 yes, larger rolling stock was used here. This mine had four or five 10-ton side-dump ore cars and a large battery trammer. One of my associates purchased the trammer (along with the air compressors) and it is stored at our yard near our active/standby mines.
I remember you mentioning that a while back. I'm just glad that one is out of my system. Aside from maybe doing some surface exploration around there, this adit is now a part of history in my book!
Hiya from NorCal! 👋 Frank sent me here! 👍🤘🙂 Great video! Thank! Thank you!
Hey there! Thank you for stopping by! Frank is a great guy! I appreciate the positive feedback, thanks again!
As Todd mentioned in his comment, the editing in this video was superb! Just a really well put together video full of danger, action, and adventure that keeps one watching all the way to the very end. This flooded mine really was an exciting one. Loved watching it a second time! Loved exploring it in person, too!
Thank you so much, Frank! I recently upgraded the software I use, so there will be some new "flavors" that I will now be able to throw in the mix! This is one I really wanted to complete just to get it off of the bucket list. I'm really glad you got to experience this one with us! You and flooded mines, man! Lol!
@@ABANDONED_UNDERGROUND I asked Santa for some waders this year for Christmas. NOT!! LMAO!
Lol! I will always remember it snowing outside, and you wading through waist-deep mine water in jeans!
@AbandonedMines11 Hi Frank! 👋
@@RockerRed Hi!
Frank sent me, great video!
Thanks for coming over here and taking a look at Justin‘s video. He does a very professional job with his editing.
Thank you very much for coming by and checking it out! I appreciate the comment!
Thank you, Frank, for leading some of your viewers this way! I'm working on getting to that level. Nowhere near "professional" yet! Lol
Frank sent me here to watch your amazing explore of this creepy mine 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Hey, thank you for taking some time out of your day to check it out! Welcome to one of the burried channels of TH-cam!
@@ABANDONED_UNDERGROUND No worries at all , was it this mine u saw a light in the distance?
@@Luminoussound2024 yes, it was! I was hoping something would happen again with witnesses with me this time, but nothing happened. At least the two weird things that did happen the first time were inadvertently recorded.
@@ABANDONED_UNDERGROUND I wonder what that light was cause there was no one there apart from yourself, unless it was a ghost miner??
@@Luminoussound2024 I was alone in that section of the mine at that time. I feel I better explain it at the end of the first video. When you have time, watch the end
yay another quality caving channel ❤ saw a post from frank and now im ready to enjoy some cave exploring footage 🎉 as someone whos very interested in trees and timber i find the supporting beams in the caves fascinating
Thank you very much! Frank is a great guy! The timbermen who installed these underground beams had a tough job! In some mines, they essentially installed underground forests!
One of your best edits yet Id say. That place was just, ya had to be there eh? 😂 wild stuff! Glad that one is done!
Thank you, Todd! No video will ever convey the ACTUAL danger level of this place. It was wild, and now off of the radar! Can't wait to get back out there and tie up loose ends!
Life = risk , nice footage!!!
That's the truth! Thank you!
Mucking boots don’t work when the water is knee deep, next time I am going to just wear my shoes like Frank did!!
Why not just do the Tom Sawyer setup you did at the mine with the kayaks? Lol. That water is cold, though!
The water was much higher than before. This makes me think the portal collapses got even worse between 3 years ago and 2 months ago
We've been here several times over the years. The water levels seem to fluctuate with the seasons. Rocks are still falling from the mine above. I came to the conclusion that that creepy boom in the distance was rock fall.
Why even go in there?..................
The alluring mystery! There is very little known about this place, but know that it connects with a massive mine above it. We completed exploring this place, it's out of our system, and I don't think we'll be going back!
@@ABANDONED_UNDERGROUNDI cold not watch.......Sorry
Nothing to be sorry about. Some situations aren't for everyone.
Very good visual quality! Really makes the geology pop
Thank you so much! I am really appreciative that you liked it!