MYSTERY tunnel FOUND in subscribers backyard! Let go exploring!

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this Mystery hole in the ground was a brilliant exploration what we found was interesting and leads us to think of what it really was used for, well worth the adventure and explore!
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
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Amazing original timber workings still in place in this deep cold wet mine
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@jamminfool2002 3 года назад

In one of Colin furze's videos he found a crack where air was blowing out of the ground when he was digging down to build a tunnel to his bunker. I was so damn disappointed that he didn't investigate it and where the air was coming from!! To leave something like that uninvestigated would drive me crazy, to the point that uninvestigated wouldn't even be an option i could choose. You need to reach out to him and look into it, even if its for nothing more than to see if he did investigate and just didn't put it into the video.

@cabbagememes2852 2 года назад

Yes I saw that too, I am quite concerned for Colin,

@nefariumxxx 2 года назад

@@cabbagememes2852 Just curious, but concerned about what? He is making good money on all those subscriber views.

@nefariumxxx 2 года назад

I noticed it also but it really just looked like a small gap/crack in the rock. May have been wishful thinking to say there was cold airflow.

@cabbagememes2852 2 года назад

@@nefariumxxx looking back at it yeah it looks like that, maybe I just got concerned for nothing

@darkwetntight910 2 года назад

@@cabbagememes2852 I watched the Colin video a few days ago. There isn’t a chance it’s a mine/cave large enough to explore. It is almost certainly just a crack. No way to explore without a months worth of labour digging it out.

@SofaSurferExtraordinaire 3 года назад

You literally couldn't pay me enough to crawl down into these holes, yet for some reason I can't stop watching you guys do it...

@paulmoreno6735 3 года назад

Exactly!

@TheWarriorPatriot 3 года назад

Likewise!

@diskod50 3 года назад

After watching what happened to a guy named John Jones.... I have a hard time watching anything clostrophobic.

@diskod50 3 года назад

@Paul Marquis that's the guy... Stuck upside for 24+ hours till he died.... He's still down there! There's a bunch of videos about him but there's 1 or 2 that I've seen that I couldn't get thru watching.... They were really good at describing exactly how it happened!

@paulc8778 3 года назад

I love the way you just ‘jump in a hole’ and then see what’s down there. Cool.

@australiantruckspotting8883 2 года назад

These very old tunnels are absolutely amazing.

@Mark_Nadams 3 года назад

With an arched tunnel under an old church I half expected you had stumbled upon the catacombs.

@MrSpoonage 8 месяцев назад

I am so happy today. I watched this exact video a long time ago, but never managed to find anymore of their videos. Then I read an article in the paper this weekend about Ioan and finally found this channel. All good things come to those who wait.

@pauln1557 3 года назад

I'm well impressed how you deliberately avoided breaking the little straw on your way in and back out of the crawl. A true caver! Cheers Paul in NZ

@LostMines 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@stephanb.3342 3 года назад

It is always nice to have these places documented before they are sealed forever.

@whotknots 3 года назад

If the culvert leads from the direction of a stream, could it have originally diverted water from that stream to a secondary location such as a garden, a village fountain, a household supply, a forge or similar? Fixing the stonework with lime seems to suggest something more permanent than a temporary drain.

@Herbybandit 3 года назад

If it wasn't draining to the river, could it be diverting water from the river for some purpose?

@mksemposki 3 года назад

That was great! Even if it wasn’t a mine, it’s still cool to see how that was made. You have so many things that are old over there and really treasure them!!! 😊

@LostMines 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@stefanobc1971 3 года назад

All of a sudden, "to collapse" is the most scary verb ever.

@MsDig65 3 года назад

Brilliant! In the village I live in there is a tunnel from the Church to the basement of a neighbouring property that used to be the Rectory 17 th century.

@lucidrsv4306 3 года назад

Same been In Catholic Church with tunnels that ran to other churches and other buildings affiliated with the church raging miles I kno cuz that’s how I used to skip class and come out somewhere else... same arch definitely not for water... slave trade/slave rescue is what I think

@MsDig65 3 года назад

Yes the ones I've seen have been built exactly the same. The one at my village church and the one found outside The Captain's Wife in Sully, that one goes to Sully Island and two other properties. It was built for smuggling .

@paulanthonybridge5741 3 года назад

Which church is that ??.????

@MsDig65 3 года назад

St Marys Wenvoe, that tunnel was built to go from the Rectory to the church . It's blocked up now but I saw it from the entrance on the Rectory side

@UKAbandonedMineExplores 3 года назад

One of my subs found a mine on their property, it turned out to be coal and the lamp went out very quickly so never recorded taht one. Was flooded to the roof in a very short distance too. Wow, that method of discovery is different! Yes, as soon as I saw you stop naturally descending, knew what it was.

@LostMines 3 года назад

Very cool!

@anthonybenash3457 3 года назад

I have dived tunnels like that under water but I gotta give it to you, you have some serious balls brother. Keep it up 👏👏👏

@LostMines 3 года назад

Much appreciated

@lowkee33 3 года назад

Glad to see you both out again. Super excited to see what you guys find next. Great find on the tunnel under the church. I cannot get enough of this stuff, Thank you so much !

@philipsimisker9742 3 года назад

Outstanding

@paulmbylbie6065 3 года назад

True explorer feelings there

@neilurwin9670 3 года назад

Brilliant Video Channel All The Best Of Health And Happiness To Everybody.

@WideOpenThrottleGarage 3 года назад

Amazing 👏 so cool though! Thanks for sharing

@LostMines 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@TalRohan 3 года назад

Very cool, I love finding stuff like this..I used to pothole up in the Yorkshire dales and remember one cave ending at a very tight unpassable sump but we were able to bail it out with a helmet just enough to stick our heads through and see a totally unexplored new bit of cave. I don't think we were the first to see it but must have been one of the first.

@HitLeftistsWithHammers 3 года назад

What a life to live, super lucky. Watching these sort of videos makes me despise my life so much more lol.

@freekingawwsome 3 года назад

@Lost Mines nice video thank you for the share

@freekingawwsome 3 года назад

I've found similar sites here in Texas that still not but a couple in in the world know they exsist

@Area512003 3 года назад

Fantastic find! Thanks for sharing it with us :-)

@LostMines 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@frequencyfluxfandango8504 3 года назад

That was really interesting. I could've done with your HELP at some adits/workings I found in the Forest of Dean. I turned around 50 Yards-IN. as I only had 1 torch and too many dogs to have to worry about. So, within walking distance from Cinderford. Glos. town centre are some tunnels which were accessible 5 yrs ago. Definitely mines though. Some older bloke told me there were still quite a few in the area. Thanks again.

@walkinderbyshire 3 года назад

Great find under that church. Keep up the great work chaps. Love the content.

@fifishingcanada4211 2 года назад

This is really awesome, love seeing exploration like this! Keep up the great work guys!

@Nyctophora 3 года назад

What an amazing find!

@TheRopeAddict 3 года назад

Beautiful discovery

@vickiwarner7628 2 года назад

Just amazing. I used to take my boys walking round where the silver mine is and never knew all these mines were around. Still have family in Llangurig, so will definitely be paying another visit.

@derekp2674 3 года назад

Really interesting, thanks very much.

@LostMines 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@nickvlassis7496 3 года назад

Watching from the east coast of the USA. I really enjoy what you are showing. Thank you.

@emmaearnshaw3282 9 месяцев назад

In recent weeks I have gone berserk watching your back catalog. I generally fall asleep watching so never get to comment. Whenever I'm digging , what drives me on is the hope of finding something like this. I'm still expecting to find a well under my garden shed, which used to be the Blacksmiths, in the village. Neighbours, years ago, dug into the top of an Ice cave, we reckon, in the grounds of an old Manor house near Tre r Ddol. I'm going to watch all your vids several times.

@richtyler1353 2 года назад

That was very nice.

@goodluck5642 2 года назад

So cool

@JonnyMudMower 3 года назад

What a score 👍🏻🇨🇦🍻

@thomasrice4078 3 года назад

You guys are doing a great job, you know your stuff.

@sarahfrancis5975 3 года назад

Brilliant! Im planning to get back underground this weekend for the first time in months..can't wait!

@TOOL1023 3 года назад

This is SO cool!

@RonFProspecting 3 года назад

That was pretty cool. 👍

@merlin0215 3 года назад

Love the stone construction in the final "tunnels". Reminds me of what is being found on Oak Island. I had no idea your channel was so interesting, or maybe I didn't know I was interested, but the TV show Oak Island has brought a lot of things to my attention that I didn't know I was interested in and I love that! I'm 73 and not done learning by any stretch of the imagination. Sooo I am now a subscriber!

@neeko460 3 года назад

Thanks for another great video! Keep up the good work and stay safe!

@LostMines 3 года назад

Thanks, will do!

@paulcooper2897 3 года назад

The last drainage tunnel was such a cool find! Thanks for sharing!

@LostMines 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@Tiddler754 3 года назад

Awesome 👍👍

@LostMines 3 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@johnsmyth6283 3 года назад

Oh I wish I was still able to do this, happy memories, thank you guys.

@The_Cultural_Historian_DrRGST 3 года назад

Wicked cool. . . .

@MichalOlender 3 года назад

Pretty cool find!

@AyouGuysProspectingTM 3 года назад

Awesome video

@ChrisSprenger. 2 года назад

Your soooo brave, be carful mate !

@johnrogers2826 3 года назад

8:30, Happy Birthday! Cool stuff, thanks!

@stephendavid70 3 года назад

Nice.........great tour. Very informative 👍🏼

@LostMines 3 года назад

Thanks 👍

@fatalbrett 3 года назад

Cool find.

@johnmelling9950 2 года назад

Ive only jut found your channel and loving it. Can i just say that from my initial impressions you seem, like a really nice guy. All the best with yout explorations, ill be a regular viewer.

@TheSnazah 3 года назад

Super cool and humble love the channel

@CyphroH6ll 3 года назад

Really epic videos gentleman.

@Supracrm 3 года назад

Hollow earth awaits.....im not kidding..... stay safe love from Norfolk

@jeffjefferson2676 3 года назад

Could it be a tunnel leading into another chamber? There must be a lot of these hidden chambers, to hide elicit things from being seen by the judging public. When its a church it actually leads me to think, its either food storage, wine storage, or water supply, or drainage. Or they could be holding something more dark. Greetings, Jeff

@bjornthefellhanded5655 3 года назад

If you ever Blow-up I can say I've been watching you since before 15k Subs

@LostMines 3 года назад

Maybe one day

@SheepDogActual 3 года назад

Wow, so cool. It’s super cool to follow you folks.

@LostMines 3 года назад

Thanks so much!

@lizzw4216 3 года назад

That would be so cool to find though!

@kalomeon 2 года назад

Neat. Victorian era stuffs always cool. I'm amazed by how low importance stuff from the past always captures my attention.

@joelkoonce8559 2 года назад

Top job mate 🙂

@fairyGrandmother 3 года назад

OMG! I watched the first part, but the next one gave me severe butterflies and panic! I couldn't watch it. TFS Hugs!

@johnfloydman7735 3 года назад

Very interesting 👍🙏

@LostMines 3 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@captainnapalm4173 3 года назад

It is amazing how many old mines and culverts there are in England.

@Bert_Sherbet 3 года назад

Probably to stop the graveyard from flooding and washing away any ⚰️⚰️⚰️

@comfortablynumb9342 3 года назад

My back hurts just watching people doubled over in those tunnels.

@StevenSchoolAlchemy 3 года назад

Cool beans

@cherylbauer4419 3 года назад

Find the ends. Has to come out somewhere. I have to skip some because I get claustrophobic. But love to watch you discover old mines. Cheers from Australia .

@Reaper4367 2 года назад

first of your videos ive watched. Nicely done. Subbed.

@paulkench4812 3 года назад

Amazing ,nice find incredible ,just hit the subscribe button ,keep up the interesting work 👍

@LostMines 3 года назад

Awesome thank you!

@GlobeExplore 3 года назад

great find.be carefull young man

@BulletsandButtons 3 года назад

Well done on a great adventure. Maybe a laser measure could have given you the total length and then you would known exactly where the collapses are in relation to the buildings around it. Good job. Carry on!

@LostMines 3 года назад

Good idea!

@mrolsen6987 3 года назад

@@LostMines You have those carpender laser measure tools that is not bigger then a cell phone, it could really be handy! Then you can get the total area of the tunnel aswell, they are not super expensive. Cheers from Northern Sweden 🍻

@aquattadomdren6760 3 года назад

Most days of the week, I'm in and out of crawlspaces and attics for work. You definitely got me on this one. While it was very cool, don't get too comfortable squeezing into body-tight places like that. It was good he could bust another hole to get you out if anything really happened.

@crocbaitaussie5204 3 года назад

Wow great place to grow the herb under lights. Lol

@kane5916 2 года назад

I really want to adventure like this, I have some decent courage enough to definitely crawl down into abandon mines or caves. I live in Colorado so I know for a fact there are tons of mines and caves in the Rocky Mountains! I think I’m going to begin going on these types of adventures!

@PGT96drvr 3 года назад

Odds of collapse: 20,000,000 to 1 Me: Nope. Staying up here.

@nacienlos70 2 года назад

I guess you mean 1 to 20,000,000 Lol

@deborahbaker4770 3 года назад

YOU ARE CRAZY ‼️‼️ but like the other person said I CAN’T STOP WATCHING 💯

@DFDuck55 3 года назад

Interesting find there in the church yard. I was kind of expecting an input in the top thinking it might have been a waste water drainage tunnel. Or an aqueduct to bring water from the creek to a garden.

@joereilly7082 3 года назад

I was hoping that you had a metal detecting pin pointer. They are small and you might have found something from the builders or something that was washed in to give you an idea of when it may have been built.

@debrabrooks6138 3 года назад

I hope rather than covering it up, someone should perhaps place a cement door or recement those stones back in it to prevent future cave ins, Awesome find!

@dherman0001 2 года назад

Subbed! Great channel!

@XPFTP 3 года назад

brought water to a wheel or something on the other side from river maybe. ran some sort of factory or workshop maybe. i would be checking the hillside u say it goes to ..

@scottcarns5156 Год назад

Coolbeens

@Hoosier_Boy 3 года назад

How cool was that? Love to find stuff like that here in the U.S.

@davedoogan6650 3 года назад

Wow found in subscribers yard, how lucky is that?

@richardevans6716 3 года назад

The wood land looks like cwmcelyn blaina may I be right I grew up playing in the area but not lived in wales for 20year

@thatkidht9437 3 года назад

Stay safe y'all

@BoxLab24 3 года назад

These are the bomb diggity

@weedfreer 3 года назад

hope you got a measuring tape out to work out where the extents ended up...could be worth digging down the inland side (if not built over the top of) of the tunnel at a point beyond the cave in to see if it continues somewhere? 🤔