Arctic historical wilderness mine - Exploring & Magnet fishing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Lapland magnet fishing video of copper mine from the 1700's. This time the True Vikings are in the very north of Sweden hiking and exploring the wilderness. Besides exploring Emil is an eager mineral prospector and he finds interesting minerals such as chalcopyrite, bornite, azurite and pyrite.
After a long trek trough the wilderness of Lapland he finally finds the abandoned old historical mine where the ancient people was mining for copper among other metals. Magnet fishing yields some results and after looking around the arctic landscape for a while he discovers two mining pits together with two dump pits with lots of geologically interesting rocks.
Keywords; magnet, magnet fishing, exploration, geology, mining, abandoned places, remote, wilderness, lapland, prospecting, rocks, minerals, treasure hunting, fishing for metals
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U guys always have the best videos...your humor alone makes my day 👍🏾
Thanks andrew!
awesome landscape,thx for sharing.i like the little geology bits added.
Good to hear that Shaun. We will likely include a bit more geology in videos to come. We are geologists after all! :) Is that something our subscribers would like?
What A Nice country😳
Lapland sure is nice! Lots of wilderness out there
The views are spectacular! The story & the geology was interesting! Not a bad trip even though the magnet fishing was a no go, but nothing ventured, nothing gained. A nice job. Thanks for taking us along on the trip/hunt and sharing a part of the world that I would have never seen if it had not been for your channel! H.H.
Fair play for braving the wilderness and the mossies interesting vid Emil and the Vikings was great viewing look forward to more in the future good on you guys nice 1.
Thanks Trojan! I of course forgot the mossie repellent home hehe. There will be more next week! Thanks for watching
Nice adventure! Thanks for bringing us along Emil!!
Thanks for coming along Kevin! Glad you enjoyed
I have not tried magnet fishing yet even thought I have the setup. Got give it go next time I am out. cheers
Hard to find treasure if you ain't looking for it! Good luck buddy!
I just now started really looking into magnet fishing, this is extremely informative thank you
Glad to have peaked your curiosity. We are just getting into it ourselves, but I have a suspicion that there will be many more magnet fishing videos to come in 2019!
Shout out to my friends on www.reddit.com/r/magnetfishing ! Come on by for more inspiration :)
Awesome video mate thanks for sharing enjoyed watching 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Tasmania! All the best to you!
very interesting vid, country side simply stunning. shame no treasure was found . cant have every thing . thanks for shareing your great vid
Thanks for watching! Arctic Lapland is really wonderful, it was a very nice hike to the mine and back. Next time the treasure will be there!
Hey there 🤗 👋🏻
Great landscape. Nice Video. 🤗 👍🏻
Wish you always the best and always nice Findings, Ingo 🤗
Lapland is very beautiful all times of the year! I strongly recommend a visit :) Thanks as always, Ingo!
Oh... This is lapland? There must be some interesting spots for finding ww2 stuff, or not? 🤔
Greetz, Ingo 🤗
Yes this was filmed in lapland. The home of reindeer and mosquitoes. Some places have some ww2 stuff to be found, mainly along the Sweden/Norway and Finland/Russia border. Sadly the metal detecting laws in Sweden prohibit metal detecting :(
That was some hike up that mountain mate fk that lol 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yeah that's only for True Vikings! :)
What an Adventure!
The life of a True Viking! ;)
I could look at the hills all day cool man
Hills are cool but can you fight the mosquitoes all day? :)
@@TrueVikings no probly not 😁
Beautiful scenery. Thanks for sharing. Cheers brother
It was a great day to be out in the woods! Thanks for watching! Cheers!
Thanks again for sharing
Thanks for watching Achillia :) Glad to have you with us
It would have been surprising to me if you would have discovered much at the location. The men working the mine would have been very poor and careful not to loose property. The scenery was absolutely beautiful and your information very informative. Hard to imagine the amount of work would have been worth the effort. Thanks for sharing.
Yes you are absolutely correct Jay. Poor buggers working the mine on that hill in all kinds of arctic weather. It was a very good day trip none the less!
I am SO over those mosquitos!! Hell no! Also, that hole is full of Hydras! You got lucky!! 🐉🐲🐉🐲
Oh I barely managed to avoid the water hydra! Still alive to make more videos! Thanks for watching
People used to throw away bottles and poop out seeds. People dig out houses out for both
Nice , lovely part of the world 👍
Lapland is fantastic! I strongly recommend a visit if you haven't been there yet :)
Strange place Emil.How far did you walk from your vehicle?
It was pretty far 🤔
I would use a bit larger magnet. But you are certainly in a beautiful area.
Yes yes, nowadays I got a 400kg pulling strength magnet :) I was actually trying it out for the first time today. Videos soon to come
Dude nice video--see you soon --Happy Holidays
Thanks! Will do! Happy holidays to you too!
I think The red mushroom is "Kremle" (Norway) none of them are dangerous to eat, but a couple of them are with poison and not recommended as food ofcourse, but all the others are fantastic food...
nice video...education as well...u got a subscriber
Sure looks like a Kremle! Thanks for that and also for subscribing Will! There's a lot of other 'educational' videos in our channel library if you want to check them out :)
Are you in sweden
Yes. :)
U should always wear Google when hit rock
That is true.