Thank you very much for watching! And it is good to be back. Life got busy for a bit, but I have a ton of time now, and a very large number of trips planned for this summer. Gonna be a bunch of good stuff coming!
All I can say is the North East side of the state. If you are around Ione, then it's close by. I try to hide the names of sites like this one to make sure they stay open, or aren't blocked off by the government or owners. What I can suggest, is looking into mines in Stevens County. This one is located within the county, and there are a bunch of others close by that are good explores as well. Just bring plenty of flashlights and batteries!
@@fredfarquar8301 This one's in Washington state. The commenter above stated they are in a town in the Northwest corner that is relatively close to the mine site, and so I just assumed everyone would know what we were talking about. Comments like this force me to remember that not much past 10,000 people total live in this corner of the state, so not many people really would have known what we were talking about.
@@SomethingDifferently Thank you for your reply and the info! From the looks and size of the mine I was guessing maybe BC, as it had many characteristics of a number of mines shown by Exploring Abandoned Mines there. But when you said ‘state’, I knew that idea was wrong. NE Washington state is pretty close to that, so my guess wasn’t bad! And you’re right on not naming the mines, though blocking that particular mine would cost a LOT!! 👍👍
Great mine footage! good to see you back man
Thank you very much for watching! And it is good to be back. Life got busy for a bit, but I have a ton of time now, and a very large number of trips planned for this summer. Gonna be a bunch of good stuff coming!
Cool site, thanks for sharing!
Yes, this was an awesome site! Thank you for watching!
Where is this located? I'm in Ione area and it looks like a really cool place to explore
All I can say is the North East side of the state. If you are around Ione, then it's close by. I try to hide the names of sites like this one to make sure they stay open, or aren't blocked off by the government or owners.
What I can suggest, is looking into mines in Stevens County. This one is located within the county, and there are a bunch of others close by that are good explores as well. Just bring plenty of flashlights and batteries!
@@SomethingDifferently Brand new to your channel. “Northeast side of the state”….which state???
HUGE stopes, very good explore!!
@@fredfarquar8301 This one's in Washington state. The commenter above stated they are in a town in the Northwest corner that is relatively close to the mine site, and so I just assumed everyone would know what we were talking about. Comments like this force me to remember that not much past 10,000 people total live in this corner of the state, so not many people really would have known what we were talking about.
@@SomethingDifferently Thank you for your reply and the info! From the looks and size of the mine I was guessing maybe BC, as it had many characteristics of a number of mines shown by Exploring Abandoned Mines there. But when you said ‘state’, I knew that idea was wrong. NE Washington state is pretty close to that, so my guess wasn’t bad!
And you’re right on not naming the mines, though blocking that particular mine would cost a LOT!! 👍👍