Many coal miners in my family lineage. The stories of what they endured over the years will forever remain along with many relics and artifacts I’ve proudly inherited from them. Good job on the video!!
I am the very proud grandson of an Eastern kentucky low vein coal miner. So thankful for the grit that he had to raise his family! He is in Heaven now waiting for all of us
Thank you for showing some of coal mining life. I come from a long line of coal miners. Appreciate your guests and being caught in a cave in has to be one of the hardest things to go thru. Prayers for all miners and their families.
Hey Dan, I came over from Leo's channel. My Grand Daddy and Uncles and Cousins were all Coal miners. My Momma and Aunts and Uncles are from West Verginia. then later moved to Kentucky. Then on to Michigan. where most of them laid to rest.
It sounds like you're describing some industrial activity at a coal mine, with trucks and trains transporting materials. Your father-in-law's insights seem valuable regarding the mining operations and how they handle the coal.
Good video!! The biggest safety improvement I saw in my 38 and 1/5 years in the mine was the introduction of the Automatic Temporary Roof Support Systems being installed on roof bolting machine and canopies on all mining equipment but the ATRS being the most effective and the canopy installed on the Continues Mining Machine running a close second. There have been a lot of other major improvements however. The only step backwards I saw in mine safety was the allowing of diesel equipment to be used in the face area. It may not be as bad in out by area except to those running the piece of diesel equipment. I think as time goes on and it is actually happening now, we will see an increase in cancer among older Miners. But as usual it will be blamed on other factors.
GOOD VIDEO👍& Cool😎I Think🤔I remember the woman you interviewed, from back when I worked for Bluestone- going up Pinnacle strip Rd... Cause When she started she was Outside, on forklift-etc & helped us load supplies... I'm from Wyo Co. I worked # D.B. mine around mid "05 to "06, run scoop mostly for Bluestone. I took supply's in nightly & It was about same time frame she gave!🤔I'm almost certain shes the same person tho!!! 😎 Wow, never know what you'll run into watching youtube!👍
Man, THANK YOU for showing what we coal miners are really like instead of the stereotypes! Much appreciated! Also would love to get to chat with you sometime! Great videos!!
All those names on the wall, you and I had made compared to them! My dad worked years, with a team of mules many years on his stomach, for 8 to 10 hrs, before he could turn over. That wall is very special but like the song by the Statler Bro's "More Than A Name On The Wall." Each miner's and veteran's are that! I have a lot of relatives on those walls! Very good video Dan! God Bless you and all of our miners! (Glen). WV.
I was a child about 12 years old when 22 mines in Logan county had a cave in. All that played on the radio was Tennessee Ernie Ford songs. After they got to some of the men one man had wrote a letter to his wife. And there was a song wrote about it. I can't remember how many died but there was a lot. My whole family was coal miners. Tough people, good people
Love your voice and calm approach with these videos on your channel. I really enjoy your videos, hope it keeps growing and you’re successful with this.
Dan, glad you did three miner interviews! Very interesting about a female miner who must’ve been young starting the job. Your pastor also well done talking as well
Didn’t look like that young man would have had a mask on. I sure hope these minors have the safety equipment they need. Didn’t know you worked in the coal mine, glad you’re out. Thank you for your videos.
Hello dan, the video about the indian artifacts it looked like you were riding your 4 wheeler in the road at rodenfield next to jimmys hardware going to the mountain cave. Do you live near there? Thats on the way to my sisters house in iaeger. I live in n.c. i would love to detect or artifact hunt with you when i come up to west virginia to visit.
Rip to everyone that died doing this job and all the old timers who gave everything just to put bread on the tables yall need recognition that’s for sure long live the coal miners…TRUMP 2024….
Hey these churches are they bound by the dollar or they principled in material somebody go drop a ruby or something in one of these pots let's see what the difference of the excitement
Oh bless you’re little heart. Guess you don’t know what typoglycemia is nor can you do it. I’m so sorry for your brain’s inability to understand a word without a letter being present in it. I am so blessed to be able to read wthout evry leter beng thre. I knew I was smart but I didn’t know I was this smart. Wow. Sending prayers that you can also find this “power”(typoglycemia)
Many coal miners in my family lineage. The stories of what they endured over the years will forever remain along with many relics and artifacts I’ve proudly inherited from them.
Good job on the video!!
That’s right my friend I have a long of coal miners in my family, I also am proud
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I am the very proud grandson of an Eastern kentucky low vein coal miner. So thankful for the grit that he had to raise his family! He is in Heaven now waiting for all of us
God bless your grandfather.
Bless him
My grandpa was a foreman in oceana WV and In Williamson WV and in aflax KY got black lung
Please thank your guests for us. They were interesting.
Sure will God bless
Thank you for showing some of coal mining life. I come from a long line of coal miners. Appreciate your guests and being caught in a cave in has to be one of the hardest things to go thru. Prayers for all miners and their families.
Yes thank you for your comment and for watching
great story about pillar work, i worked in pillar section 10 years, can be VERY exciting at times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks my friend for commenting
Hey Dan, I came over from Leo's channel. My Grand Daddy and Uncles and Cousins were all Coal miners. My Momma and Aunts and Uncles are from West Verginia. then later moved to Kentucky. Then on to Michigan. where most of them laid to rest.
It sounds like you're describing some industrial activity at a coal mine, with trucks and trains transporting materials. Your father-in-law's insights seem valuable regarding the mining operations and how they handle the coal.
Thank you for watching
Love your stories!
Good video!! The biggest safety improvement I saw in my 38 and 1/5 years in the mine was the introduction of the Automatic Temporary Roof Support Systems being installed on roof bolting machine and canopies on all mining equipment but the ATRS being the most effective and the canopy installed on the Continues Mining Machine running a close second. There have been a lot of other major improvements however. The only step backwards I saw in mine safety was the allowing of diesel equipment to be used in the face area. It may not be as bad in out by area except to those running the piece of diesel equipment. I think as time goes on and it is actually happening now, we will see an increase in cancer among older Miners. But as usual it will be blamed on other factors.
Thanks my friend for your input and info thank you
Great interviews & great video !
@@leeblankenship4838 thank you
GOOD VIDEO👍& Cool😎I Think🤔I remember the woman you interviewed, from back when I worked for Bluestone- going up Pinnacle strip Rd... Cause When she started she was Outside, on forklift-etc & helped us load supplies... I'm from Wyo Co.
I worked # D.B. mine around mid "05 to "06, run scoop mostly for Bluestone. I took supply's in nightly
& It was about same time frame she gave!🤔I'm almost certain shes the same person tho!!! 😎 Wow, never know what you'll run into watching youtube!👍
Man, THANK YOU for showing what we coal miners are really like instead of the stereotypes! Much appreciated! Also would love to get to chat with you sometime! Great videos!!
Yes sir sure can and thanks for watching
Awesome video- God Bless our miners!
Thank you so much ,God bless you
All those names on the wall, you and I had made compared to them! My dad worked years, with a team of mules many years on his stomach, for 8 to 10 hrs, before he could turn over. That wall is very special but like the song by the Statler Bro's "More Than A Name On The Wall." Each miner's and veteran's are that! I have a lot of relatives on those walls! Very good video Dan! God Bless you and all of our miners! (Glen). WV.
Thanks my friend
I was a child about 12 years old when 22 mines in Logan county had a cave in. All that played on the radio was Tennessee Ernie Ford songs. After they got to some of the men one man had wrote a letter to his wife. And there was a song wrote about it. I can't remember how many died but there was a lot. My whole family was coal miners. Tough people, good people
Yes my Dad was a coal miner and me also for 15 years yeah I’ve had loved ones who has lost there lives in them ,Thank you for your comment
Love your voice and calm approach with these videos on your channel. I really enjoy your videos, hope it keeps growing and you’re successful with this.
Thank you so much
Dan, glad you did three miner interviews! Very interesting about a female miner who must’ve been young starting the job. Your pastor also well done talking as well
@@rickmeisch643 thank you so much for watching
Thanks, Dan. Great content. Have a good week.
This was so interesting, I can't believe what those poor men endured, such hard dangerous work. God bless those men who died😢😢
Yes I agree thanks for watching
DIDN'T KNOW THT U WRK'D IN THE COAL 🌑 MINE I'M SO GLAD YUR SAFE N W YÚR FAMILY GOD 🙏 BLESS U YUR VIDEOS R AWESOME
@@lorieburk6418 thank you so much for watching
Didn’t look like that young man would have had a mask on. I sure hope these minors have the safety equipment they need. Didn’t know you worked in the coal mine, glad you’re out. Thank you for your videos.
Yes thank you I worked 15 years underground
Hello dan, the video about the indian artifacts it looked like you were riding your 4 wheeler in the road at rodenfield next to jimmys hardware going to the mountain cave. Do you live near there? Thats on the way to my sisters house in iaeger. I live in n.c. i would love to detect or artifact hunt with you when i come up to west virginia to visit.
No this is at Gary, but I’m from Iaeger ,Thanks for watching
Please mention in a future video how much a man made per ton. The miners were victims of greed. 😮
Yes I’ll be doing others and will specifically go in further depth certain areas of coal mining like say wages
Those ovens why where they there ? Just along a highway?
Rip to everyone that died doing this job and all the old timers who gave everything just to put bread on the tables yall need recognition that’s for sure long live the coal miners…TRUMP 2024….
Thanks for your comment ,Thanks for watching
Hi Dan great video! ❤ also Dan the flag needs to be changed ! 🇨🇦 love Canada 🇺🇸
Thank you I contacted the city about it
Hey these churches are they bound by the dollar or they principled in material somebody go drop a ruby or something in one of these pots let's see what the difference of the excitement
The monument and flag need fixing up.
It does
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Hello my friend
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Oh bless you’re little heart. Guess you don’t know what typoglycemia is nor can you do it. I’m so sorry for your brain’s inability to understand a word without a letter being present in it. I am so blessed to be able to read wthout evry leter beng thre. I knew I was smart but I didn’t know I was this smart. Wow. Sending prayers that you can also find this “power”(typoglycemia)
🏴 Brilliant video ⛏️✝️⚒️ 🇺🇸
@@Cxwl9 thank you so much and for watching