Exploring the Abandoned ALIEN lost mine ~ Underground Repel! pt 1

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THE ALIEN LOST AND ABANDONED MINE! It was a great underground repel! We got to see some wonderful natural growths and formations under ground!
We have a giveaway! Quick video dropped to show you the wonderful surprise and how to enter!
IF you would like to help us preserve and protect the miners history feel free to donate at
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this was a brilliant exploration what we found was nice, and well worth the adventure!
amazing find in this mine, and nice to be back after being on lock down with the virus we have emerged and are finding again! enjoy. Al
Amazing original timber workings still in place in this deep cold wet abandoned mine on to more adventure and exploring of the history of these welsh and ancient mines
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People like to join us on explores check this adventure we took a friend on!
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17 сен 2020

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@jeffjdt 3 года назад

I love watching your videos. You have so much knowledge about the mines, minerals, etc. There are a few good channels on RU-vid about mine exploring. I prefer the channels where they are able to explain the mining process, what minerals I am looking at, the approximate age of the mines, etc. You can do all of that. It is also fun to see caves and mines in other countries than the US, where I live

@Kyosti5000 3 года назад

What awesome chaps these two are. 👍🏻

@treasurehuntingnewyork5979 3 года назад

What an absolute gem of a channel makes you question how fearless the people to work down there were

@mattyreardon3593 3 года назад

those dates are so beautifully etched into stone.

@BDenjoyer 3 года назад

you guzs popping up into my reccomendations was a blessing!

@FullMetalNobody 3 года назад

I like that you keep these sites private.. I literally went thru whole vid with my mouth open in amazement.

@jw2218 3 года назад

I like when you find old candles or where the candles had been placed.I think about all the mine explorers that walk past that and don’t even notice it. thanks for the video

@BulletsandButtons 3 года назад

Brilliant adventure! Seeing the names inscribed into the rock face is awesome! Again your knowledge and enthusiasm is a fresh change!

@Tiddler754 3 года назад

Awesome vid nice markings 👍👍

@davebeckley2584 3 года назад

Very impressive especially when knowing the name of the mine manager. It's difficult to imagine hand drilling and blasting all that rock with black powder. The miners also had to concern themselves with the fact that black powder is hygroscopic picking up one and a half percent of it's weight in 24 hours in a wet mine reducing how rapidly it burned and therefore not removing the rock it was supposed to. It would still burn which meant no miner had to pick out a 'missed shot' with a long copper spoon. One advantage to black powder is that no detonator was required to set it off, a simple flame was sufficient where dynamite and eventually ANFO requires a very aggressive shock. A 'missed shot' with dynamite is extremely hazardous to pick out as detonators didn't tolerate being picked at much and should it decide it's had enough irritation the first object to absorb the subsequent explosion would be the miner's face. A job for the low man on the proverbial totem pole.

@donaldmoore6327 3 года назад

Always wanted to do what you guys are doing ..thanks for sharing .. fascinating to watch ...

@cherylanderson9353 3 года назад

You guys are so calm going into the dark mines.

@timwilcox4972 3 года назад

Only been subscribed a week but thoroughly enjoying this I've done a bit over here in Australia in old gold mines but the UK has proper history and loving the geological side of things variations etc I'm hooked 👍👍👍👍👍

@ladypip 2 года назад

D W 26 , I think is someone's initials in 1826 . Really enjoy watching you video's. Many thanks.

@SeMoArtifactAdventures 3 года назад

that was awesome man. i enjoy how you give the history of the mine as you go along. looking forward to the next one.

@cynthiatyler1606 3 года назад

Hey from Texas USA. Love you guy's. Great video. Better than most. Thanks for your hard work.

@kenmilne2379 3 года назад

Have u guys watched any of Frank and Sharons escapades in American mines ?? but i reckon they would love these mines ure in now, and hes a very nice and amiable character !!