I give you guys a lot of credit. I visited an abandoned mine in Alaska in 2019. Very interesting, all equipment left at end of WWII. The shaft was gated about 100 feet in. The cold dampness coming from inside was almost painful and it was July. Thanks for making this video. In the interest of self preservation I wouldn't do what you are doing.
I just love your photography. Thank you for sharing. It provides a unique perspective that isn’t availability in most other mine exploration channels. Keep up the FANTASTIC work!
That waterfall is crazy. Would have hated to have been the guy up in that stope drillin and hit that spring!! Great pictures as always man. Stay safe and stay strong out there.
That tool skip is impressive .. and if its still on its cable, there should be a winch and who knows what else at the top!!! Now my curiosity is lit! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Did your feet get numb? Those small kegs stay intact because the moisture swelled the slats. In dry mines, they fall apart. Alaska? Your idea or Justin’s? Lotsa relics everywhere you look. Now, I’ll have to checkout Justin’s version. Thank you!!
My feet were okay, but my hands were beyond numb. We had to crawl on the ice because there wasn’t enough room to stand up. It was actually our third friend’s idea to go in here. Definitely check out Justin’s video, it shows much more of the treacherous ice.
NOOOO, Never break the right hand rule j/k lmao, edit: great video i remember this mine from Justins channel, pretty cool seeing the mine in 2 different states, see ya in the next one.
I give you guys a lot of credit. I visited an abandoned mine in Alaska in 2019. Very interesting, all equipment left at end of WWII. The shaft was gated about 100 feet in. The cold dampness coming from inside was almost painful and it was July. Thanks for making this video. In the interest of self preservation I wouldn't do what you are doing.
The 'U' shaped anchors are called 'Bull horns' in the mines of Timmins Canada.
I just love your photography. Thank you for sharing. It provides a unique perspective that isn’t availability in most other mine exploration channels. Keep up the FANTASTIC work!
Great still photos and an amazing large metal tool skip
Wow that is one cool mine, some nice finds along the way too.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
That waterfall is crazy. Would have hated to have been the guy up in that stope drillin and hit that spring!! Great pictures as always man. Stay safe and stay strong out there.
Should look up the A.J. in Juneau! Something like 200 miles in tunnels in that mountain in like 3 different mines that run into eachother
Thanks to look inside this mine it is amazing. Surprised there is anything left with all that water in there.
That tool skip is impressive .. and if its still on its cable, there should be a winch and who knows what else at the top!!! Now my curiosity is lit!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Did your feet get numb? Those small kegs stay intact because the moisture swelled the slats. In dry mines, they fall apart. Alaska? Your idea or Justin’s? Lotsa relics everywhere you look. Now, I’ll have to checkout Justin’s version. Thank you!!
My feet were okay, but my hands were beyond numb. We had to crawl on the ice because there wasn’t enough room to stand up. It was actually our third friend’s idea to go in here. Definitely check out Justin’s video, it shows much more of the treacherous ice.
Nice explore! Awesome tool skip, artifacts, and dynamite!
Thank you!
Tread lightly.. Whoa!!
Another fine video!
Some serious amounts of dynamite there. Probably a good job it's so wet in there. Those empty boxes are amazing though.
Thank you very much.
Where in Alaska is this?
That looks like 60% nitro Red Cross powder. Used a lot in mines, blasting caps probably fuse as electric caps were not used as much .
Cool. Do you know the name of this mine from usgs records? It would be fun to know the history of it and what they were digging.
Great vlog
NOOOO, Never break the right hand rule j/k lmao, edit: great video i remember this mine from Justins channel, pretty cool seeing the mine in 2 different states, see ya in the next one.
YUKON is not a place its an area. Where is this?
I’m gonna need some coordinates
we invite you to Poland, the deepest coal mine is open to tourists
Geez... Video is so shaky.
See any reptiles?
Bet there are lizard people in there for sure.
Do you even have a gold pan wen you go😂😂😂 actually seeing gold found in a gold mine would be way way way better 😂😂
Didn't use gold pans in mines.
@@Ak_Growin that's ga#