Wonderful Rock Tunnel Near A Creek
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Please Note: Exploring Abandoned locations especially mines can be dangerous and deadly without the proper safety gear and experience .Stay out stay alive! I don't condone or encourage anyone to enter an Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, I seek out permission. I simply go to document its history before it's gone and leave things the way I find them. I assume all the risks & responsibility in doing so. Please don't attempt to do this on your own.
The ol' roof really decided to take a massive dump in there dude, tunnel looked surprisingly solid before the pile up. Bet that one continues quite the distance past collapseville....we will never know. See you in the next one brother 👁️ lol
The tunnel with the bat was cool looking! It's too bad the collapse pinched off at the top. Thanks for sharing
That beginning stretch was really beautiful! Man, wish it didn't end there at that collapse!
I know brother.It was looking so promising for a minute.Was a new mine for both of us.Think I saw a real boney vein in there but it was nasty!
Great footage. You guys scare me to death. I don't think I could ever do it.
Once you do it once youll never be the same.Its life changing and therapeutic in many ways.
That's what we call checked off the list. Tunnel was pretty sweet though.
very cool !! Stay safe, my friend ! bump bump
Sketch City. Glad Phil was with you
Phils the man!
oh, that's insane, guys
Great adventure! I hate tight spots. 😂
You should check the Guinness Book to see if any records have been set flying a paramotor in an abandoned coal mine?
I was thinking about taking my scooter down one.
We have a 1941 PT 17 Boeing Stearman here. My Dad's baby. He's 83. Still goes up occasionally. He sold his other stuff over the last few years, Piper Cherokee Archer and a Citabria. We've had a Pembrooke, BT-13, and many others. We are at W.T. Piper Memorial Airport in Lock Haven. If you've ever watched DD Explores video of the Piper Aviation Museum she was showing the beacon at the beginning. That beacon belonged to us. My Dad rescued it from being junked and hauled away. We played with it for years! It's fully operational! Dad restored it. Plugs in to a standard outlet. Was from the VERY early days of the airport. They were just gonna toss it. We have a large hangar here, bar, antique motorcycles, booze, race stuff because he and I both raced, and lots of stories. I've always been interested in old mines because we had so much here with Bituminous and clay. We had miles of narrow gauge running our mountains here hauling clay and coal from the refractories in Queens Run, coal from Scootac and Peacock. We used to ride all over that area and find old 1900's cars and trucks, equipment, etc. Shit's been buried. AMD was so bad here they totally rescaped the area and it's barely recognizable from what we rode on. @@577buttfan
@@Davewilliamson5w That's a great comment. I'm glad we have so much in common brother. Stay tuned 🙂
Looking back at the footage there is a coal vein.It rises out of the earth just before the big collapse and heads up at a pitch into the collapse. Boney shale vein.
Visualize craming an uncut bagel into a toaster. Belly crawling ain't my style. Let me stand tall and I will walk many a mile. Nice visuals. 👊👊 😑🦗
Love it. Good to see bats again.
Thanks Jude.Indeed I love when I see bats!
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