Great video as usual. If water is squirting out of holes & cracks in the walls under pressure, would/could there be some voids full of water under the ground somewhere there? Is it possible to blast into a natural chamber full of water or is it always just cracks & crevaces in the rock? In the mountain behind the house I grew up in are a number of mines worked by my long gone ancestors, the most recent working was 1916. They mined lead, tungsten, silver, gold, at least, out of hard white/light grey granite. Im the only one who knows where they are as theres no roads of tracks anymore & the location lost, I do intend going back someday. The last time I was at any of them was 1991 & one of them is right next to a creek & runs under it with no leak so the rock must not be cracked. The granite in these mines is very hard & stable, not cracked, broken or segmented. Cheers Daniel.
This mine was a mini Yosemite. Hard to believe it’s normally dry. Thanks!
We need to see what's behind the door!
yeah very cool lights going to get one as well, buy some extra batteries, charge them up and your set for a couple days adventures
It's a plummers nightmare 😅
Well lights sure have gotten amazing. No more backpack helmet rigs
Nice lights and a very nice mini Niagara waterfall in there.
Ralph Wiggum - I'm in Danger😛
Always a great vid!!!!!
Amazing how much water that 'normally dry' adit handles without flooding.
Great water.stuff
Where does all the water go? It just seems to disappear behind the pipes… what a trip!
Thank you
Nice comparison. A few years ago I bought a flashlight based on you videos. Unfortunately it has been permanently borrowed by my wife.
Great video as usual. If water is squirting out of holes & cracks in the walls under pressure, would/could there be some voids full of water under the ground somewhere there? Is it possible to blast into a natural chamber full of water or is it always just cracks & crevaces in the rock? In the mountain behind the house I grew up in are a number of mines worked by my long gone ancestors, the most recent working was 1916. They mined lead, tungsten, silver, gold, at least, out of hard white/light grey granite. Im the only one who knows where they are as theres no roads of tracks anymore & the location lost, I do intend going back someday. The last time I was at any of them was 1991 & one of them is right next to a creek & runs under it with no leak so the rock must not be cracked. The granite in these mines is very hard & stable, not cracked, broken or segmented.
Cheers Daniel.
Awesome! Maybe boxy can video that with you.
I'd love to go and do this. And stash a vintage TV for you to Resurrect
Mine ? What a waste of time ! Nice tunnel though !
Is that 24 inch or 36 inch track?
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Hi Shango66 wow quite the flooding going on. I work in a Mine here in Nova Scotia Canada called Westway Mine, Google it sad story
Where is all that water going, is it being saved or used for something useful??
I imagine that water feeding into a village or a town as most towns or villages have terrible water quality.
Turbo Melt!!
Moist refuge.