Huge Multilevel Mine In Georgia! 

I’m 72. This would scare the s*** out of me!

I’m 75. God bless Depends!

I'm a youngster, I'm 65. Yea social security!

I'm 20 i guess I'm way too early

I just got out of my mom's womb like 20 seconds but watched the entire channel! Some of the craziest stuff I have ever seen (I have seen a lot)

Not only that it works, but it's practically silent still as well!

old USA made goods, when it used to mean something.

I live in Gainesville Georgia and there are a lot of mines. There is the copper mines close to Dahlonega, I've been to them and they are dangerous. It was rumored the a lady named Sheila I forgot her last name was killed and threw down one of the shafts. I know she was killed because I worked with her, her body was never found. Her boyfriend was arrested for the murder. She lived about 5 miles from the copper mines.

Didn't know G.a even had that kind of stuff lol Georgia is still trash tho 🚮

Sherry Kendrick, I’ve been in that copper mine on the Chestatee. It’s dangerous as hell. I believe the entrance has collapsed. It’s all fenced off now. Even if I could, I would never go back in that mine.

Tough way to make a living. But you do what you gotta do. Kids workin' at Arbys think they have it tough.

☝🏼 great idea!! ✍🏼

@@rigmisterniuan8588 chances of a collapse happens while you are in there are EXTREMELY low. But yeah, not a good idea to live there.

Me in mine craft when I start a new world

Cool in the summer.

take notes, skateboard manufacturers!

I don't doubt there is an obscene amount of water that is now in the water table, but not OCEANS worth. Oceans cover 3/4 of our planet, leaving the other 1/4 to be land. Now imagine shoving 3/4 worth of water into that 1/4.

@@Atylonisus it’s confirmed there are oceans of water under the earth.

@@Atylonisus you do realise that's referring to the amount of space taken up on the surface (as if it were 2d), and doesn't take anything underground into account?

Hello from Australia I live off grid above The Great Artesian Basin , nobody really knows how much water is in that basin.

have you been there before it was flooded? we have wondered what else is underwater. also we are curious when it flooded was it immediately after mining stopped or maybe after some big storms. all the way under the mountain you say?!... there is one spot we couldn't access at 23:09 that skinny ledge going off to the left but we have bolts now we could access that side now. we were wondering if maybe that leads to the rest of the mine.

Town??

thanks!

some mines do have fish in the water we haven't figured out how the fish got there but they seem to be attracted to light so they must not be blind fish!

we went back with a kayak to explore the flooded labyrinth that is in part 3! thanks for watching!

Unfortunately no but we used to.

@@ActionAdventureTwins ah ok. Be careful then!

it could be limonite. the yellow rock is soft and seems to coexist with very rusty deposits which are probably iron ore

The rusty streaks carry the Gold most load deposits here in the southern US are sulfide,pyrite deposits. That’s a bunch of hand work digging those stopes and adits good video. We’re just south of you guys a couple hours . Good luck and be safe 👍🏻🇺🇸

Always wanted to look for gold

@@southernsweettea3478 go and check creepy Joe vault...he stole plenty

@@southernsweettea3478 go and check creepy Joe vault...he stole plenty

Bucket by bucket. Most used a pulley system.

they amateurs...not experienced and not prepared.....soon or later shit will happen

@@peterobara7023 They're young, and everybody starts as an amateur before becoming professional, and I'm sure they do it because it's what they like doing, not because it's what youtubers want to see. They'd be doing it even if it wasn't on YT.

Yes we are worth it!

haha the rope is non stretching static rope for pulling electrical wire in conduit actually. Its a double braided rope 5/8'' rated at over 10,000 pounds.

@@ActionAdventureTwins Thats pretty awesome!! I like to use webbing for handlines which isnt as strong (about 4000 lbs) but much more lightweight and easier to carry. its also pretty cheap. but rope works just as well.

@@alexlambie5628 yeeah webbing is good. we carry 2000 pound webbing even in the caves/mines we don't plan on using rope. It's for emergencies, although I would hate to trust it lol.

@@ActionAdventureTwins The anchors are the questionable links of the handline so I'm very comfortable using my Webbing. Im mostly into caving and haven't seen many mines, but if you'd like to get more information on caves on and near pigeon mountain, you may want to look at meeting with a caving grotto/club. There is a very active one in ATL. And they are having a campout meeting the weekend of July 12 at a very nice cave just inside Tennessee. I'd love to meet y'all and show you some more caves. There's a lot to the caving community and y'all seem to love being underground 😁.

hand over hand! it was a pretty thick rope too haha

talc

It can happen in a few of them this place got another entrance you can go through

not many miners would work at a time maybe a dozen, they are man made for sure we go back inside this one and discover dynamite loaded up into drilled holes ready to be blasted but for some reason they never lit the fuse. see it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vqmYTyZDv0I.html

we just remember things we saw on the way in!

They were after talc to make pencils.

This one wasn't so bad, but in another soapstone mine that was insanely huge we got lost for an hour and got kind of scared. we eventually found out way out

Nowadays we do if we go into a mine. We bring a 4 gas detector and it has gone off

The minute you step underground no cell or gps works because of the rock on top of you.

state! look it up, the mining history in this state is rich