Richard Harris guided the police and helped them get Agnes out of the cave after her death, I saw a video from a French channel which reveals details about that day, the videographer contacted Richard Harris to create his video
No false dome should be a problem. Its a cave and only cave divers should enter. Any cave diver will have a continuous guide line to the exit so even in 0 visibility they can exit
Even though it's private property I would have thought a fence around it would be prudent. My parents old farm had a hole in the ground at first glance looked exactly like this but brick lined and water 5ft down if you fell in it no way you could get out maybe you can tread water but for how long. My dad made a lid out of galvanised steel to cover. The owner of the property must have portable fence or something to put around it when no one is going in. Just imagine a kid crossing the property falling in and dying yes they shouldn't be there but it would haunt me forever if I didn't try to prevent an accident.
Stage three has claimed the lives of a divers brother and sister cause they got lost in the false stone scary stuff but rest in peace to the divers who lost their lives
Whats the process for gaining access to the cave like? and is it only for divers? Such a cool video, glad see you're still at it all these years later, crushing it in 200m deeo caves! Truly an inspiration
Most caves require some kind of permission from the landowners and they may insist you have appropriate training to enter. But this does vary in different sites and in different countries.
My parents old farm had a hole in the ground at first glance looked exactly like this but brick lined and water 5ft down if you fell in it no way you could get out maybe you can tread water but for how long. My dad made a lid out of galvanised steel to cover it imagine if someone fell down. It would haunt me forever if I didn't try to prevent an accident.
This is only creepy to me cause I’m scared of bodies of huge water like this, and also I’d be terrified to get to the Pitch black part and have a MASSIVE lost creature that’s been there for millions of years or something waiting to finally eat something
@@DrHarryH well, I'm 51 years old now and I have Degenerative Joint Disease, which means that my bones are deteriorating, I have a bulging disc in my lower spine, my L4, L5 and S1, I have two pinched nerves in my lower spine, so I don't think I would be able to handle everything like I could when I was younger. But I know that the weight isn't as heavy as it is on land, so I might be able to, but the problem is that I'm piss broke since I haven't been able to work since 2008, I lost everything I had, I had to sell all my dive gear, so I would never be able to afford to buy all new dive gear, which my gear wasn't even cheap back in 1986! Lol. I would have to take a refreshment course for my open water certification, then I would have to take a cave diving course, which I'm sure isn't cheap, then I'd have to take a sidemount course and learn how to use a rebreather. I had a hard time passing my open water certification, not because of everything I had to lean in the pool and at the rock quarry where I took my last 2 or 3 open water clases, but because I had a hard time learn the dive tables, that's because I was diagnosed with a slow learning disability as a child, so I just need more on hands training, like one on one with someone who would be willing to take more time to teach me. Everything else was a walk in the park, I had no problems with everything else. My best friend at the time, which is who I got certified with, but we haven't talked in many many years for whatever reason, he just stopped talking to me, so I didn't bother him anymore, that's his choice, but he did have problems in the water, because he had problems with his equilibriums, which made him have problems with clearing his ears and his balance, which affected him in a couple different ways, but he finally passed. I'm good in the water, at least in used to be, I could hold my breath for 3 minutes under water, now I'd probably struggle with a minute! Lol. But thanks for the support. 😎👍
Firstly from information I have read online this cave is not open to any old certified cave diver right? I can imagine yourself and Agnes had gotten special permission due to your expertise? Or am I completely wrong and the cave was reopened? Secondly this footage is really incredible. I would say even rare which makes me believe its still not open to regular cave divers. Would really love to use some of this footage to show what the inside looks like for a story I am working on, no problem if not though. Stay safe and keep up the awesome dives( although based on your last upload you are doing a lot more than just diving haha)
@@xadboss4979 a lot of people probably don’t go down there cause there isn’t any light. The problem is the safety though, there’s no use in trying to set up all those lights on that limestone cause of the amount of clouds it produces in the water, with it already dark as hell and clouds so you can’t see with your flashlight…. It would be impossible to set those lights up and try to make it back still
how are they gonna put lights down there? solar ones won’t work because there’s no sunlight down there and you can’t put electrical lights in the water
The Girl diver in the video is Agnes Milowka which later died in a different cave dive in 2011
Dr Richard Harris was also with her in that cave dive
Richard Harris guided the police and helped them get Agnes out of the cave after her death, I saw a video from a French channel which reveals details about that day, the videographer contacted Richard Harris to create his video
I heard on Stage 3 is usually prohibited as there were several people dived there lost in the false stones and gone.
isn't it false domes?
@@alpacajongen285 Yes 😅 I made a mistake
No false dome should be a problem. Its a cave and only cave divers should enter. Any cave diver will have a continuous guide line to the exit so even in 0 visibility they can exit
It's truly fascinating what lies beneath.
I totally get why you do this.
Thanks for sharing 👍
11 years after the upload iam here watching some guys richer than me risking their lifes for fun. They must be old by now i guess.
Not that old! We still dive the cave :-)
@@DrHarryHit's so cool, it s so scary to diving in this place...but it s must be very beautiful to see! Sorry my bad english! Respect from France! 👍
@@DrHarryH R.I.P Agnes 💗
Even though it's private property I would have thought a fence around it would be prudent. My parents old farm had a hole in the ground at first glance looked exactly like this but brick lined and water 5ft down if you fell in it no way you could get out maybe you can tread water but for how long. My dad made a lid out of galvanised steel to cover. The owner of the property must have portable fence or something to put around it when no one is going in. Just imagine a kid crossing the property falling in and dying yes they shouldn't be there but it would haunt me forever if I didn't try to prevent an accident.
Completely agree
Looks like there is some sort of manhole cover on it
there were a few divers who died here too btw.
The entrance is covered when not being used.
Being a sink hole, the ground could always expand more and more. I like to stay far away from sink holes.
Would have been great to have descriptions of which stage, depth and what you see. For those of us inexperienced viewers
Do you have more videos from The Shaft? im really curious about The Third Stage in the cave :)
Don’t know how you do it. I get claustrophobic just watching it. Brilliant
Stage three has claimed the lives of a divers brother and sister cause they got lost in the false stone scary stuff but rest in peace to the divers who lost their lives
U got recommended that video by mr.ballen too didnt ya. Lol
@@Xnei-ui3fp yup same here
Gotta be careful of them false stones.
Whats the process for gaining access to the cave like? and is it only for divers? Such a cool video, glad see you're still at it all these years later, crushing it in 200m deeo caves! Truly an inspiration
Most caves require some kind of permission from the landowners and they may insist you have appropriate training to enter. But this does vary in different sites and in different countries.
I couldn’t imagine wanting to explore a place others died in.
Vietnam war; jungle
@@iqgamer5085 too much uxo, I'll keep my legs thanks.
Its called The World ..ppl have died all over the world for many thousands of years ,probably right next to where u are standing rite now
Not too sure, buy no one has died on the Mon yet - you could explore there.....
They died due to lack of expertise, knowledge, unsuitable equipments and all 🥲.
Rip
Diving pre Rebreathers and the early method of climbing down n up with wire ladder
All the deco bottles are staged on shot lines. The diver has just clipped the top off for comfort. It works!
I'd definitely not go walking in those fields alone. Who knows when another hole could open up.
They should put a small fence and some lights around the entrance at least, what if someone walks through that park at night and doesn't see the hole!
its private property
ser franklin its private property
not a park
My parents old farm had a hole in the ground at first glance looked exactly like this but brick lined and water 5ft down if you fell in it no way you could get out maybe you can tread water but for how long. My dad made a lid out of galvanised steel to cover it imagine if someone fell down. It would haunt me forever if I didn't try to prevent an accident.
@@abhinavsharma3304 yeah so? Its not his backyard someone could be walking around crossing his land
This is only creepy to me cause I’m scared of bodies of huge water like this, and also I’d be terrified to get to the Pitch black part and have a MASSIVE lost creature that’s been there for millions of years or something waiting to finally eat something
Yes that can certainly happen
Exactly
stage 3 you cant go in without a permit so dont worry also its really obvious to tell stage 3 its a pitch black tunnel so
There are at least 20 lost creatures from millions of years ago down there. They feed them children to make sure they stay down there.
Mr Ballen sent me here
This is incredible!!! I wish I would have gotten into cave diving a little after I got certified back in 1986!
Never too late!
@@DrHarryH well, I'm 51 years old now and I have Degenerative Joint Disease, which means that my bones are deteriorating, I have a bulging disc in my lower spine, my L4, L5 and S1, I have two pinched nerves in my lower spine, so I don't think I would be able to handle everything like I could when I was younger. But I know that the weight isn't as heavy as it is on land, so I might be able to, but the problem is that I'm piss broke since I haven't been able to work since 2008, I lost everything I had, I had to sell all my dive gear, so I would never be able to afford to buy all new dive gear, which my gear wasn't even cheap back in 1986! Lol. I would have to take a refreshment course for my open water certification, then I would have to take a cave diving course, which I'm sure isn't cheap, then I'd have to take a sidemount course and learn how to use a rebreather. I had a hard time passing my open water certification, not because of everything I had to lean in the pool and at the rock quarry where I took my last 2 or 3 open water clases, but because I had a hard time learn the dive tables, that's because I was diagnosed with a slow learning disability as a child, so I just need more on hands training, like one on one with someone who would be willing to take more time to teach me. Everything else was a walk in the park, I had no problems with everything else. My best friend at the time, which is who I got certified with, but we haven't talked in many many years for whatever reason, he just stopped talking to me, so I didn't bother him anymore, that's his choice, but he did have problems in the water, because he had problems with his equilibriums, which made him have problems with clearing his ears and his balance, which affected him in a couple different ways, but he finally passed. I'm good in the water, at least in used to be, I could hold my breath for 3 minutes under water, now I'd probably struggle with a minute! Lol. But thanks for the support. 😎👍
Well
@@dancer1yo what’s sup dancer1
Mr. Ballen brought me here. NOW GET ME THE FUCK OUT!
Tf
I just watched ballers vid on dis
Firstly from information I have read online this cave is not open to any old certified cave diver right? I can imagine yourself and Agnes had gotten special permission due to your expertise? Or am I completely wrong and the cave was reopened? Secondly this footage is really incredible. I would say even rare which makes me believe its still not open to regular cave divers. Would really love to use some of this footage to show what the inside looks like for a story I am working on, no problem if not though. Stay safe and keep up the awesome dives( although based on your last upload you are doing a lot more than just diving haha)
the deeper u go the visibility fades away.... scary stuff
Do they put signs around the whole and stuff saying like it’s there. It’s seems really sudden
yeah but about 16 people died to the hole.
@@xadboss4979 not because of the hole those were diving accidents, it’s a private property
Hi Richard love your cave diving adventures. Did you do work at RMH. Your face looks familiar. Cheers.
hmm. it seems its already 13 years wondering if they still dive, would like to see an hd uninterrupted video going through their usuals
Rich Harris recently pushed a cave for 245m depth, he's uploaded about it.
Cool 😎
Beautiful cave
Hi Richard, firstly great video to watch, looks like an exciting place.
Secondly what's the musical artist of the background tracks? Lovely music :)
Just some random royalty free music. Too long ago to recall!
@@DrHarryH Ah ok thanks anyway!
mr ballen got me here ;)
Same
Me too
Imagine finding a body
So cool!
It's just weird to hear such soothing background music when you know a lot of divers died there.
Multiple Leviathan class life forms detected in the region. Are you certain whatever you’re doing is worth it?
Didn't some divers die at this hole back in 1973
yeah
@dave huntington 4 actually
Whats the water temperature?
@Buddy Raw seriously? Wow makes sense , I came here after a video of 3 dying down their
Anyone know the song in the beginning?
i come here just to see the video
Great❤️❤️
This cave is a tomb and should be capped.
It's not a tomb and it certainly should not be 'capped'. It's a stunningly beautiful place full of fascinating science and wonders.
Back when Dolphin torches ruled the earth
Is this not the one were 4 if them die?
I think yes it’s the same one
Yes!
I guess you saw the Mr. Ballen video. Idk if it is the same one, I hope not!
it is
It isn’t the same trip From mr ballen but is the same cave
Too bad we can't see anything!
Gw kesini gara² maq bogeng
Wkwk sama bang
looked fun
Yea, look up the shaft cave deaths
are you guys still alive and not drowned yet?
is that a farm?
Yes, a cattle farm in South Australia.
Everest has nothing on this. Talk about death defying.
Park in the top of a cave?
Film is so dark can’t see anything
Yes, as it says in the description. Need to go back with bigger the lights that are now available...it is a massive space.
Why can't they set a light system for the deeper end?!
its a wast of money no one would really go down there
@@xadboss4979 a lot of people probably don’t go down there cause there isn’t any light. The problem is the safety though, there’s no use in trying to set up all those lights on that limestone cause of the amount of clouds it produces in the water, with it already dark as hell and clouds so you can’t see with your flashlight…. It would be impossible to set those lights up and try to make it back still
@@xadboss4979 lots of people have gone down there. Many people have died down there. Their bodies had to be recovered. Lurkmore!!!!
@@Zanenoth Only the most experienced cave divers can go there
how are they gonna put lights down there? solar ones won’t work because there’s no sunlight down there and you can’t put electrical lights in the water
the background music is not matching with this video.so harmony.put the creepy sound damn you.
Music ruins the vid tbh
What's the point of video to hear diver breath & stupid music ..