Tarryall Creek mine part 2 of 2

Hello welcome back to a new video this is part 2 of the Tarryall Creek mine in the last episode we repelled into a shaft that was higher up the hill. Sorry for the shaky video i am going to try better so that the videos will not be as shaky video. This was one of the mines i ran into hiking in Colorado looking for abandoned mines this mine was a supper unsafe mine and only went back about 75 feet or a little less.
Thanks for coming to my channel and watching my videos, were i explore abandoned mines that are in Colorado and explore what the miners left behind from the mining days that made Colorado and a lot of the west. I also wanted to thank all of you that have come to my channel i have been growing a lot in the last past month and it has helped me out a lot so thanks for that.
If you know of any abandoned mines that are open in Colorado that you would like me to go and explore and make a video on go over to my Facebook and send me a message telling me the location and i will try and go explore it and make a video on it. Remember stay out an stay alive take care everybody.
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That line of demarcation that you showed early in the video is very similar to what I saw in a recent video of a talc mine that I posted. It’s so cool to see those transition areas underground like that! It’s such a clearly defined line in some cases! Every time I see a pack rat nest, I never see a pack rat. Well, I shouldn’t say that - I have seen one or two. But 95% of the time the pack rats are nowhere to be seen. I think they are very good at hiding! LOL

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