It's great seeing both Jay's and Chris' perspectives, as I watched Chris' video last night with the drone shots. Jay showed more of those three mines/wells in detail. Jeez they're scary and turned my stomach over. It surprises me some poor individual or animals haven't fallen down there! You guys keep safe and make sure there's plenty of light.👍🎥🤗
@@JohnShinn1960 Yeah sorry John I didn't mean to upset you! I'm sure poor little critters have fallen down those wells and there's a few skeletal remains down there, poor things. Let's hope there's no human remains down there?! A great place for a serial killer or gangsters to dispose of their victims!😳😱
The machine that looks like a huge typewriter is a "Burroughs F 1000 bookkeeping machine from c. ~1950". Thank you for that, commenter on Chris's video of this place. I think "the sliding thing" on the top is a called a carriage on a typewriter, I don't know if that's what it is on the Burroughs.
Another excellent video Jay. I watched Chris’s and yours back to back. It’s cool how you guys pick up on different things. The house with the Civil Defense stuff is super creepy. I commented on a Chris’s video that maybe they were looking at that area as a possible location for underground shelters because of all the mines and natural caves. It’s weird that there are some documents left from the cement company but not one document from the Civil Defense folks. Makes you wonder.
I live in bucks county, PA near Doylestown Quakertown Hellertown that area I don’t know of any places like that around here. I sure hope maybe you can someday find some thing? Around my area that would be really cool.
Journey _with_Jay why didn't the city tear those hulking towers down instead of just leaving them standing? You guys are professionals and I'm sure get permission from the land owners of the places you explore without trespassing. But some curious children on the other hand....... Could seriously get hurt or worse.
I'm guessing cause they were in the middle of the woods. It was probably a mile hike. But I also can imagine it would cost a good bit of money to demolish it. Which unfortunately government cares more bout that then safety
