Thanks for a lovely explore Milda. The formations were amazing . I spent ages googling 'gower pool' eventually figuring out that it's 'gour pool' lol. Keep up the good work 👍👍
Definitely a fascinating old mine.Tried to look it up but couldnt find it.Though its good that not a lot of people know about it. Thankyou for a great tour.
Milda! Your videos are always a treat, and this mine was one of the most spectacular I have ever seen. The way the natural processes were building cave formations over the man-made features and cementing everything in place with glittering calcite... just wow. Shame about the "sculptures"... clearly there were some giggling boys in there at some point. On the other hand, nice they didn't vandalize the place. Cheers to you from across the pond!
Agree, I'd never seen that much of a calcite formation in a mine, or maybe the positioning was fortunate. Yeah clay building is always fair play in a mine 😁.
My favourite place it’s so beautiful The water definitely make the entrance more special And the wooden rails too, I’ve climbed up the old shaft on the rope, it’s all caved in
Heya Milda, great to see you wading in the mud , your favourite 😢, lovely to watch an awesome video of yours, amazing place as always Milda . Thank you for your time and enthusiasm, all the best from Somerset x❤
I walked past there last Sunday! I wonder if you were inside at the time? You mentioned another adit which is the one I explored myself... The one with the plank over the first hole. I hope you went there too
Love the video, love the waders. Thank you!
Thanks for a lovely explore Milda. The formations were amazing . I spent ages googling 'gower pool' eventually figuring out that it's 'gour pool' lol. Keep up the good work 👍👍
Ha ha I remember seeing that word first time and thinking it was pronounced gour like 'gore' 😆
Definitely a fascinating old mine.Tried to look it up but couldnt find it.Though its good that not a lot of people know about it.
Thankyou for a great tour.
Milda! Your videos are always a treat, and this mine was one of the most spectacular I have ever seen. The way the natural processes were building cave formations over the man-made features and cementing everything in place with glittering calcite... just wow. Shame about the "sculptures"... clearly there were some giggling boys in there at some point. On the other hand, nice they didn't vandalize the place. Cheers to you from across the pond!
Agree, I'd never seen that much of a calcite formation in a mine, or maybe the positioning was fortunate. Yeah clay building is always fair play in a mine 😁.
My favourite place it’s so beautiful
The water definitely make the entrance more special
And the wooden rails too, I’ve climbed up the old shaft on the rope, it’s all caved in
It's rather unique. Good to know about the shaft.
Awesome, spectacular formations
They really are
Learning all about mining nomenclature from Miss Milda
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Heya Milda, great to see you wading in the mud , your favourite 😢, lovely to watch an awesome video of yours, amazing place as always Milda . Thank you for your time and enthusiasm, all the best from Somerset x❤
Wading wasn't too bad, the water was clean, and all very much worth it 😁. More exciting explores this weekend.
I walked past there last Sunday! I wonder if you were inside at the time? You mentioned another adit which is the one I explored myself... The one with the plank over the first hole. I hope you went there too
Been in the other last year. I was there on Sunday morning, so maybe 😄? Not a long explore as the mine is quite small
It’s a stunning mine ..
Very little history on this place but it’s sure a gem.
I’m so glad the first section is flooded it keeps the rouges out 😁
Ha ha true 😆
Just came across your channel with this video Milda. Awesome stuff! Very interesting, looking forward to your adventures 👍
Excellent, good to have you on board!
Great explore, really interesting mine.
Just subscribed to your channel.
Thanks and good to have you on board 👋
Nice video buddy. 👍😁
Thanks 😊👍
Awesome video, Milda. 😊
Thanks Mark 👍
Hey cave guide here! The cave pearls that are joined up are called 'botryiods' or 'cave popcorn'
Oh sweet, thank you! It did look like popcorn! 😄
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