Gotta love sliding down those erosion piles at the entrances to abandoned mines! That green talc vein was interesting. Never have heard of green talc. Out here, the talc mines are all white - and very crumbly! Cool crowbar find. That frogging sequence at the end of the video looked intense. Outstanding production! A+
thanks! the talc here is a beautiful translucent green with black magnetite steaks and crystals throughout. and yeah the entrances to these mines that were made in softer material always seem to collapse into a pile. we have a lot of interest in the pile at 1:50 . maybe this pile could be dug out and the rest of the mine could be explored. let us know if you have ever attempted anything like this before we feel as though this one would not have been previously explored and would have a lot of artifacts inside
@@ActionAdventureTwins I think digging out that collapse seems like the most likely way into whatever is left of the upper/non flooded workings of the mine, since it seems like that tunnel used to be the main haulage way. Also, those "collapses" look intentional - they don't even look like the other natural collapses in the mine, the material color is different.
We get the green talc out here in California here and there as well, occurs with the serpentine we get out here..... well technically the talc is altered serpentine... or it could be the other way around, but I don’t think so.
I want to give you major props on the camera/camera work. Some of the best depth of field I’ve ever seen in a cave video. A lot of times it’s very hard to tell how close/far a lot of the stone is, but I feel like I can see every grain and how far/close it is, awesome!
you guys are literally the 0.01% of the population that'll ever ever visit the depths of mother earth like this with such confidence. thank you brothas
These are great videos, and they allow me to experience something vicariously that I would never do in reality. No doubt what makes it easier to watch is that your lights are so good. That somehow makes the environment seem less intimidating than it actually is. I keep having to remind myself that if you turned off those lamps then you would be in pitch darkness. You could wait for a few moments, and your pupils would dilate to maximum, but you'd still see nothing at all because there would literally be _no light_ at all. That's a rare thing, and unlikely to be experienced by anyone above ground.
You just reminded me of something that happened to me about 15 years ago.. I was spelunking with a friend around this area of the world - a marble mine in jasper, Ga; one these folks know & have video of posted, actually. We each brought our phones, 2 headlamps and 2 flashlights - & everything died, during our (short) visit lol. Luckily, I knew the mine very well, & it wasn't too expansive.. We were both smokers at the time, and were able to work our way out of pitch black darkness like you described & back into pockets of daylight, slowly, by using our lighters, then the spark of the flint, for light; both of our lighters ran out of gas too lol. Preparation, preparation, preparation lol, & safety first.. Research the places you're going. Use PPE/ meters. Always go with a buddy. Always let at least 2 people (you'd trust with your life) know where you're going & when to expect you back & to contact proper authorities to organize a rescue if you arent back or at least havent made contact by said time. Don't be wreckless, & dont do anything that will knowingly probably injure yourself; dont take chances, especially if you're deep inside a place. Dems da rules lol. Pro-tip: always load up fresh batteries in your gear before going on an adventure like this, and always bring extras; more than you think you'll need. & That goes for food and water too. I understand why one would never want to go/get started; it can be a very dangerous hobby - but personally, I know I'll never stop, not til I physically can't do any of it any more. The thrill of it all makes one feel alive & let's one live in the moment :) exhilarating, in a word - & laying eyes on something beautiful, that few, if any, have seen, is a very special feeling. Seeing the artifacts/wreckage, and history & wondering what it must have been like for those working/walking within these places before you is a special feeling too. & I'm a paleontology/geology nerd; I love seeing the fossils, & stalgtites/stalagmites, & minerals/crystals. I'm glad these guys post the amazing content they do, & am glad they share it with the world, & that we are all able to enjoy it vicariously! Myself included! Theres some things I'd never attempt, that these guys do lol, they do some things they outright shouldnt, honestly. I'm glad we are all able to enjoy the ride without having to pay for the ticket lol. I know some folks who don't even like watching their videos it scares em so bad/gives em such bad anxiety! Sometimes when watching their videos I'll audibly say things like, "no!!!", or, "dont do it!!", & im the type who gets his shits and gigs doing things like this & have over 20 years worth of spelunking under my belt lol. Some of the ones where these guys are face first in water, crawling through gaps on their bellies, where they're scraping their backs on the ceiling - you couldn't pay me to do those lol. Some of the ones where the walls are still wet to the ceiling from the last rain, & flash flooding - same - you couldn't pay me enough lol. Everybody's got their line, & they definitely take some risks I never would. Gotta expect & try to prevent worst case scenarios in my opinion, safety first - & shit will still happen occasionally, like the story I laid out above, even if youre well prepared & trying to cover all your bases. I worry for these young men's safety a lot of times tbh, when watching these videos. I understand wholeheartedly why they do it every time though.. There's nothing quite like it :)
These days you can get weed at the store in the right states or have it delivered..in the late 80's early 90" s this was what we went through to get pot and we bought what they had and we liked it .
I love watching videos like this. I've always had a thing for caves and underground man made structures. Back in the summer of 2020 me and my friend constantly opened up manholes and climbed inside of them and took photos and stuff. Always wished one of them led to a sewer.
@@decfitch mainly just small pipes with water occasionally flowing through them. One time when me and him opened one we would occasionally find fresh turds. Some of the manholes where completely dry and odorless while some where flooded.
I did this too as a little kid. Don’t do it. Confined space and maybe hydrogen sulfide? And If the fire department is flushing a hydrant upstream from you, you’re screwed.
It reminded me of the movie The Ring when you were down the well and looked back up! Love watching you guys explore because you push it that bit further and have the interest to look in all the places i would love to look but can't. Well done, another interesting vid!
Well fellas it was interesting not as good as some of the other places you've been but interesting thanks for taking me with you be careful take care of yourselves
6:50 I love how enthusiastic you are when you found that pulley and crow bar. I can only imagine how stoked you would be if you explored a garbage dump... WHOA! Check this out man. WHOA! Yeah, I think it's a crushed washer and dryer. WHOA! Look at this. I think it's a canteen. You're right man. Oh and look, it's a dead body! I know right? Oh, look at this over here...
When it switched to the go pro in the shaft I thought both were going down.. I was thinking, this might be the end of the TH-cam channel here if those ropes fail and you can't ascend... Jokes aside, freaking awesome exploring 🤘
Shame the mine didnt go any further, but a good explore and interesting to see the crow bar and pulley, I love the descent of the well.. But come on lads ya cant be scared, not after climbing the tall tower.. Another great video 😁
I don't know squat about mines but I really wonder if that shaft you boys went down at 10:00 wasn't a rescue shaft? That GIANT collar to keep the hole from collapsing and the fact that hole is drilled to that diameter and the 2" iron bar just below the collar to keep it from sinking further or to use as a ladder hook.... Can't wait to see you hit bottom of the shaft and see what is down there!
That was crazy!!! How do you guys find these places? I would love to see you guys find the mine, but with all those collapses it doesn't look safe. Stay safe guys💖💖
Hey guys love watching you exploring places I'd never be able to so thanks. But could you slow down some times and let your viewers see all the oh my goshes and wows And let us see some to. Also ALL those cool minerals,crystals and rocks can you take some out to keep or sell. Keep doing what your
You guys are playing with your lives in this cave, you can clearly see cracks that have formed in the collapse zones of these tunnels shit all it would take is a slight movement and more could trap you or even worse collapse on you guys
They used that well to pump water out of the mine. There’s one very similar to that at the copper mine near Dahlonega. I’ve been to both sides of that one.
@@ActionAdventureTwins it definitely is insane in there. I haven’t been in there in 32 years. But I know that pipe that runs into the lake goes all the way up to a concrete bowl on top of the ridge. The town used it for water. You can shimmy all the way up to the bottom of the concrete. I’ve always wondered how deep that lake is, though. Y’all are making great videos!
I’m morbidly addicted to your videos but the risks you take are giving me the willies. So your parents watch your videos and what do they say about them?
Also, to get down in and out of places like that, the water well, And that is what it is. You can buy yourself an extractor winch. You set up a 3 legged tripod. And you can get down inside, and back out so fast. Works just like a warn winch on a pickup / SUV Works. And that tank, down inside that water well, was an old hot water tank. Someone had an old cabin around that well really close by. Even if the walls are gone, you should be a to locate a foundation of some kind.
And what that is that you rappelled down inside of, is an old hand 🤚 dug ✋ water well. By the looks of it, it looks just like a carbon-copy of a well my grandpa helped his daddy and his brothers Uncles / local friends in the surrounding community helped them dig on there farm. Back then that’s what folks did. Helped one another out. To dig wells / raise / build large barns / buildings / houses Erect fencing / build smoke houses for smoking meats of different kinds. Etc etc.
I would've lmao if he heard a growl when he stuck his head in there! No way i would do that just for the fun of it. I'm so glad we're all different, makes life way more interesting.
exactly what we thought when we watched the footage. at least the the left one looks intentional the tunnel looks sturdy with little rockfall just before the dirt pile. we may go dig this one we have a few more digs going at the moment but if we get some time we need to revisit this one
@@ActionAdventureTwins if you guys ever want to head to a cave called sarahs furnace cave in Pennsylvania let me know the entrance is open to public but you have to know where it is
Imagine someone climbing into your house and spraying unknown burning liquid into your eyes, I mean obviously, it needs to happen so you don't die(hopefully) but I wonder what the bear thinks as it blindly wonders around with its face on fire right after two weird looking deer entered it's home
yes it is common practice to seal them up to keep people out. sometimes they would just scrape a pile in front of a tunnel other times they would dynamite the whole front of the tunnel down
we heard there was mines in this area so we did a lot of online research. we found this one after we found an old map with a bunch of mine locations on it on a document on google. just look around for old abandoned mine maps from the different counties you visit, once you have the name of a mine it can be easier to track down its location online
@@ActionAdventureTwins Thanks for the reply. I'd love to know which hopes you guys use too. You and your brother are awesome. It would be nice to know a lot of what you use for gear. Thanks and God bless 🙏
@@ActionAdventureTwins I knew you had used them before. Glad you did. I think sometimes you take really borderline risks, especially squeezing along low water crawls. It worries me. I hope you'll dial that back a notch. I've had a lot of adventures, mostly rock climbing, and from my experience, things can go badly wrong. I'm still alive, but some would say I shouldn't be.
Man you guys need to be super careful in mines like that with those big ass back packs rubbing the ceilings! I once got caught in a cave in for 89 and a half days! By the time i got out i had lost 3 of my fingers from digging my self out with my bare hands! Never again will i go in a mine again! Just think about that for a while...?
Only you guys would look at a random abandoned shafts in the middle of the woods and think "I wonder if I could go down there?" I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie myself, but intermittent claustrophobia preludes adventures like this. Good on ya, though.
Gotta love sliding down those erosion piles at the entrances to abandoned mines! That green talc vein was interesting. Never have heard of green talc. Out here, the talc mines are all white - and very crumbly! Cool crowbar find. That frogging sequence at the end of the video looked intense. Outstanding production! A+
thanks! the talc here is a beautiful translucent green with black magnetite steaks and crystals throughout. and yeah the entrances to these mines that were made in softer material always seem to collapse into a pile. we have a lot of interest in the pile at 1:50 . maybe this pile could be dug out and the rest of the mine could be explored. let us know if you have ever attempted anything like this before we feel as though this one would not have been previously explored and would have a lot of artifacts inside
@@ActionAdventureTwins I think digging out that collapse seems like the most likely way into whatever is left of the upper/non flooded workings of the mine, since it seems like that tunnel used to be the main haulage way. Also, those "collapses" look intentional - they don't even look like the other natural collapses in the mine, the material color is different.
@@therealist3495 could very well be backfill
We get the green talc out here in California here and there as well, occurs with the serpentine we get out here..... well technically the talc is altered serpentine... or it could be the other way around, but I don’t think so.
You have awesome videos too, yeww
I want to give you major props on the camera/camera work. Some of the best depth of field I’ve ever seen in a cave video. A lot of times it’s very hard to tell how close/far a lot of the stone is, but I feel like I can see every grain and how far/close it is, awesome!
Thank you! we always strive to have the brightest lights, and furthest view
you guys are literally the 0.01% of the population that'll ever ever visit the depths of mother earth like this with such confidence. thank you brothas
@Me there are actually 13 million miners in the world, so that comes out to 0.164% of the population has been underground in some capacity
@@tannerweller9053 but were they thanos level confident?
@@aidanmc8691 they had tools to make their own tunnels, these ppl just exploring aka big balls
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What a sketchy collapse adventure boys! Always a great action adventure with you guys. Nice!
Sketchy is correct with all those collapses and fractured rocks getting ready to fall when they are disturbed.
These are great videos, and they allow me to experience something vicariously that I would never do in reality.
No doubt what makes it easier to watch is that your lights are so good. That somehow makes the environment seem less intimidating than it actually is. I keep having to remind myself that if you turned off those lamps then you would be in pitch darkness. You could wait for a few moments, and your pupils would dilate to maximum, but you'd still see nothing at all because there would literally be _no light_ at all. That's a rare thing, and unlikely to be experienced by anyone above ground.
You just reminded me of something that happened to me about 15 years ago.. I was spelunking with a friend around this area of the world - a marble mine in jasper, Ga; one these folks know & have video of posted, actually. We each brought our phones, 2 headlamps and 2 flashlights - & everything died, during our (short) visit lol. Luckily, I knew the mine very well, & it wasn't too expansive.. We were both smokers at the time, and were able to work our way out of pitch black darkness like you described & back into pockets of daylight, slowly, by using our lighters, then the spark of the flint, for light; both of our lighters ran out of gas too lol. Preparation, preparation, preparation lol, & safety first.. Research the places you're going. Use PPE/ meters. Always go with a buddy. Always let at least 2 people (you'd trust with your life) know where you're going & when to expect you back & to contact proper authorities to organize a rescue if you arent back or at least havent made contact by said time. Don't be wreckless, & dont do anything that will knowingly probably injure yourself; dont take chances, especially if you're deep inside a place. Dems da rules lol. Pro-tip: always load up fresh batteries in your gear before going on an adventure like this, and always bring extras; more than you think you'll need. & That goes for food and water too. I understand why one would never want to go/get started; it can be a very dangerous hobby - but personally, I know I'll never stop, not til I physically can't do any of it any more. The thrill of it all makes one feel alive & let's one live in the moment :) exhilarating, in a word - & laying eyes on something beautiful, that few, if any, have seen, is a very special feeling. Seeing the artifacts/wreckage, and history & wondering what it must have been like for those working/walking within these places before you is a special feeling too. & I'm a paleontology/geology nerd; I love seeing the fossils, & stalgtites/stalagmites, & minerals/crystals. I'm glad these guys post the amazing content they do, & am glad they share it with the world, & that we are all able to enjoy it vicariously! Myself included! Theres some things I'd never attempt, that these guys do lol, they do some things they outright shouldnt, honestly. I'm glad we are all able to enjoy the ride without having to pay for the ticket lol. I know some folks who don't even like watching their videos it scares em so bad/gives em such bad anxiety! Sometimes when watching their videos I'll audibly say things like, "no!!!", or, "dont do it!!", & im the type who gets his shits and gigs doing things like this & have over 20 years worth of spelunking under my belt lol. Some of the ones where these guys are face first in water, crawling through gaps on their bellies, where they're scraping their backs on the ceiling - you couldn't pay me to do those lol. Some of the ones where the walls are still wet to the ceiling from the last rain, & flash flooding - same - you couldn't pay me enough lol. Everybody's got their line, & they definitely take some risks I never would. Gotta expect & try to prevent worst case scenarios in my opinion, safety first - & shit will still happen occasionally, like the story I laid out above, even if youre well prepared & trying to cover all your bases. I worry for these young men's safety a lot of times tbh, when watching these videos. I understand wholeheartedly why they do it every time though.. There's nothing quite like it :)
Ahhh finally! Someone else taking the route my grandparents used to take to school
Nice try to get likes 😂
@@clipzx7599 nice job having to edit your comment
These days you can get weed at the store in the right states or have it delivered..in the late 80's early 90" s this was what we went through to get pot and we bought what they had and we liked it .
the video quality is just AMAZING it looks like a TERROR MOVIE THANKS GUYS FOR YOUR WORK
Hahaha. Loved the intro "send it" face first into the portal. Great work as always lads!
I love watching videos like this. I've always had a thing for caves and underground man made structures. Back in the summer of 2020 me and my friend constantly opened up manholes and climbed inside of them and took photos and stuff. Always wished one of them led to a sewer.
A cool thing to check out is ROC posts if you like an made underground. Out of curiosity what would you find down the manhole covers most the time?
@@decfitch mainly just small pipes with water occasionally flowing through them. One time when me and him opened one we would occasionally find fresh turds. Some of the manholes where completely dry and odorless while some where flooded.
I did this too as a little kid. Don’t do it. Confined space and maybe hydrogen sulfide? And If the fire department is flushing a hydrant upstream from you, you’re screwed.
I love how excited they are for a crow bar 😆.
And shovels, old cans/bottles/jugs, rail lines, parts of ore carts, pretty much everything they find excites them as if for the first time. I love it.
That is super cool. I love the roots on the walls.
It reminded me of the movie The Ring when you were down the well and looked back up! Love watching you guys explore because you push it that bit further and have the interest to look in all the places i would love to look but can't. Well done, another interesting vid!
So glad you guys do this because there is no fu8kin way I’d go into that tunnel of death, thank you for the great videos
Amen to that
That vein was something else, so cool
What a fantastic awesome explore of that mine & Well , you guys never disappoint and show us the best mines ( happy new year to u both
Well fellas it was interesting not as good as some of the other places you've been but interesting thanks for taking me with you be careful take care of yourselves
This gave me a COD vibe! great work guys!
This was fun to watch boys. Wish you guys were able to go in that big mine but, maybe next time😌💯
I just found the high anxiety video and I check your channel and saw this was posted 42 mins ago so I’m gonna sub
Getting stuck in there would be a great way to instantly relieve constipation 🤣
You guys have so much fun , awesome adventures 👍.
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Imagine your a bear just minding your own business and a couple of dudes come into *your* house and disrespect you with mace XD
Claustrophobia and bears... To much for me lol
Awesome video! Imagine getting stuck down there... 😶
Love the vids but the best thing about your crew is that you keep it mature and you use clean language so my entire family can enjoy you guys. tyvm.
6:50 I love how enthusiastic you are when you found that pulley and crow bar. I can only imagine how stoked you would be if you explored a garbage dump...
WHOA! Check this out man.
WHOA! Yeah, I think it's a crushed washer and dryer.
WHOA! Look at this. I think it's a canteen.
You're right man. Oh and look, it's a dead body!
I know right?
Oh, look at this over here...
Not the same thing
You guys are insane. I love it.
When it switched to the go pro in the shaft I thought both were going down..
I was thinking, this might be the end of the TH-cam channel here if those ropes fail and you can't ascend... Jokes aside, freaking awesome exploring 🤘
Shame the mine didnt go any further, but a good explore and interesting to see the crow bar and pulley, I love the descent of the well.. But come on lads ya cant be scared, not after climbing the tall tower.. Another great video 😁
the videos are awesome, but you two are insane lol!!!
I think I might have lowered the Gp pro down that shaft before descending it myself? A great vid, I have enjoyed it. Thank you.
I don't know squat about mines but I really wonder if that shaft you boys went down at 10:00 wasn't a rescue shaft? That GIANT collar to keep the hole from collapsing and the fact that hole is drilled to that diameter and the 2" iron bar just below the collar to keep it from sinking further or to use as a ladder hook.... Can't wait to see you hit bottom of the shaft and see what is down there!
So interesting to me but I would be terrified!!
"There could be a bear in there."
*climbs inside*
wow you guys are so brave
I also wanna go to this type of places. So thrilling and so fun.
You know, I really feel you made the right decision at the end. 4 collapsed areas, yeah, it time to gtfo
What else is crazy is when your at the bottom of the well or mine shaft. Is that there susposably writing on the walls. Great Video.
Supposedly**
You guys are nutz 🤪👏🏻👏🏻👍👍
Bro you couldn’t pay me to do that. I give you guys props
That was crazy!!! How do you guys find these places? I would love to see you guys find the mine, but with all those collapses it doesn't look safe. Stay safe guys💖💖
It's not safe. These are the kind of people that get trapped/lost and leave their family and friends wondering what happened to them
@@StrawHatTony420 that’s why they said stay safe 😐
@@jasonreese5450 that's crazy
Great video! You guys are insane
Talc mines are the most dangerous ones you can explore. Cave-ins are common. Most experienced mine explorers stay clear of them.
I only wish I was able to overcome my claustrophobia. This looks like such a good time.
Thanks for sharing X
I like the term you used "Big little tank"
Damn that well Is deep
Hey guys love watching you exploring places I'd never be able to so thanks. But could you slow down some times and let your viewers see all the oh my goshes and wows
And let us see some to. Also ALL those cool minerals,crystals and rocks can you take some out to keep or sell. Keep doing what your
You guys are playing with your lives in this cave, you can clearly see cracks that have formed in the collapse zones of these tunnels shit all it would take is a slight movement and more could trap you or even worse collapse on you guys
I really liked watching these videos while Im sefe in my bed, but one day I hope to do some experience like these
You guys need to take it back a notch. Heading into that collapse with alot of fractured rock above you was taking too much of a risk. Stay safe.
i agree view's dont mean shit when your dead.
@@geoffdeath2590 they don't do it for views they do it for the thrill!
They should go through storm shelters that way they don’t get huwt
Semangat terus 💪💪💪
You guys are crazy! No fear
I love watching this stuff. I don't want to do it though lol.
What brand shovel are you using?
Nice Vid!
well done!!
They used that well to pump water out of the mine. There’s one very similar to that at the copper mine near Dahlonega. I’ve been to both sides of that one.
very interesting! that makes a bunch of sense it would make draining it easy. that copper mine is insane in the inside!!!
@@ActionAdventureTwins it definitely is insane in there. I haven’t been in there in 32 years. But I know that pipe that runs into the lake goes all the way up to a concrete bowl on top of the ridge. The town used it for water. You can shimmy all the way up to the bottom of the concrete. I’ve always wondered how deep that lake is, though. Y’all are making great videos!
This one made me nervous! Scary as F_ck!!! Loved it!
I’m morbidly addicted to your videos but the risks you take are giving me the willies. So your parents watch your videos and what do they say about them?
What seems to be glowing blue in the first mine in the light of your headlamp?
Also, to get down in and out of places like that, the water well, And that is what it is. You can buy yourself an extractor winch. You set up a 3 legged tripod. And you can get down inside, and back out so fast. Works just like a warn winch on a pickup / SUV Works. And that tank, down inside that water well, was an old hot water tank. Someone had an old cabin around that well really close by. Even if the walls are gone, you should be a to locate a foundation of some kind.
Yeah, that mace isn't going to stop a charging bear that feels threatened.
Fr. And In a cave? Hell nah. If there was a bear in there, these guys would’ve never left this mine, legit.
And what that is that you rappelled down inside of, is an old hand 🤚 dug ✋ water well. By the looks of it, it looks just like a carbon-copy of a well my grandpa helped his daddy and his brothers
Uncles / local friends in the surrounding community helped them dig on there farm. Back then that’s what folks did. Helped one another out. To dig wells / raise / build large barns / buildings / houses
Erect fencing / build smoke houses for smoking meats of different kinds. Etc etc.
would you ever bother to go back and clear out collapses so you can explore further?
I would've lmao if he heard a growl when he stuck his head in there! No way i would do that just for the fun of it. I'm so glad we're all different, makes life way more interesting.
Those collapses look intentional, all at the same spot
exactly what we thought when we watched the footage. at least the the left one looks intentional the tunnel looks sturdy with little rockfall just before the dirt pile. we may go dig this one we have a few more digs going at the moment but if we get some time we need to revisit this one
@@ActionAdventureTwins if you guys ever want to head to a cave called sarahs furnace cave in Pennsylvania let me know the entrance is open to public but you have to know where it is
10:12 you are f------ nuts. Always cool vids!!
Imagine someone climbing into your house and spraying unknown burning liquid into your eyes, I mean obviously, it needs to happen so you don't die(hopefully) but I wonder what the bear thinks as it blindly wonders around with its face on fire right after two weird looking deer entered it's home
What a blast!
The first two collapses looked more like strategical back fill to stop people from going further into the mine.
we thought that too we really want to know what is back there
This is what the bucket sees when it's lowered into the well
I think the tank is an old expansion tank for a water well.
Yeah man I can relate. Only last week I leaned under my dining table to pick up a fork
Had an experience like this under my bed covers last too, was lost in there for about 4 hours. 😭🙏
Cool 👍🏼
Bones sticking out, bones bones sticking out 1:00 🎶
Do the miners sometimes colapse the mine tunnels on purpose after they’re done?
yes it is common practice to seal them up to keep people out. sometimes they would just scrape a pile in front of a tunnel other times they would dynamite the whole front of the tunnel down
You guys have some stones to continue past those collapses.
Be safe.
Please tell me you recapped that well before you left the area.
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나도 ㅋㅋㅋ 이 사람들은 용감한 영혼들이다.
Nice footage. What did you record it with? And did you use a mic?
How do they know how to get back out.
Y’all need to team up with Greg and Dana Newkirk and explore the Kentucky mines for tommyknockers
That was my thought too, although I'm not convinced Hellier is 100% on the up and up. I want to believe.
How do you find these places? I've tried looking online, but all I get are big commercialized caverns.
we heard there was mines in this area so we did a lot of online research. we found this one after we found an old map with a bunch of mine locations on it on a document on google. just look around for old abandoned mine maps from the different counties you visit, once you have the name of a mine it can be easier to track down its location online
Bro ur pfp 😂🙏
My stomach was churning for the first while , seriously closto
I wish you weren't so curious it makes us nervous to be in there , stuff happens u know , be careful! 💖
Do you have a link to your Ascender?
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@@ActionAdventureTwins Thanks for the reply. I'd love to know which hopes you guys use too. You and your brother are awesome. It would be nice to know a lot of what you use for gear. Thanks and God bless 🙏
be safe and goodluck make some more videos!
@ 1:55 That's back fill, you can tell from the color difference.
it definitely looks like someone was covering something
What if there had been no oxygen down that shaft, and you passed out, or were too weak to ascend out? Did you have a plan for that?
I think we lowered an air monitor down in there first
@@ActionAdventureTwins I knew you had used them before. Glad you did. I think sometimes you take really borderline risks, especially squeezing along low water crawls. It worries me. I hope you'll dial that back a notch. I've had a lot of adventures, mostly rock climbing, and from my experience, things can go badly wrong. I'm still alive, but some would say I shouldn't be.
The more mines the better!!!
Me too whenever I see a crowbar 7:08 hehe
I need to do this.
Man you guys need to be super careful in mines like that with those big ass back packs rubbing the ceilings! I once got caught in a cave in for 89 and a half days! By the time i got out i had lost 3 of my fingers from digging my self out with my bare hands! Never again will i go in a mine again! Just think about that for a while...?
I'm sat on my computer chair ducking down with you lmao.
No air meter? Y’all are ballsy.
Only you guys would look at a random abandoned shafts in the middle of the woods and think "I wonder if I could go down there?" I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie myself, but intermittent claustrophobia preludes adventures like this. Good on ya, though.
It's collapsed...nope, it's unstable! I used to do this stuff for years, but never in an unsupported manmade "cave"!
Very nice
I hope I find a cave on my property in southern tombstone to explore one day.
Well, it’s been 2 years. Any luck finding a cave? 🤔
@@xHuman-x_x Nope, no caves yet.
@@xHuman-x_x we did find an old well with water in it.
You are too Damn brave enough to go ithat hole...! I'm too old to climb...
That looks to be an air shift to the flooded mine. Js 😉🙃