Wow! That looks scary and steep! What a great full body workout. The Galina? Gallena? stone is very cool, so interesting that the weight reveals the ore content. The square set is GORGEOUS, like an MC Escher painting in real life...
Always fun to visit the mines and shout out to Pat and her get it done attitude.. Snow day here in Southeast Louisiana, no kidding, 26 degrees with a 14mph wind and close to 7 inches so far....
great video, thanks for the views, stay safe and have some fun!! have a great day
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There sure are a lot of big heavy timbers down those shafts preventing (sometimes) cave-ins. Wood like that today would cost big bucks- if you could find it at all. There must be some mineable ore left in that mountain but finding it is so hard and the cost of digging and digging is too high. At least it stays cool down there in the summer.
Anaconda reportedly left one whole section alone with over 50,000 tons of recoverable. There’s still plenty there.
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@@tecopamines Looks like they left some dynamite there too. Great fun and excitement could be had with that stuff. Maybe you could save it for el cuatro de Julio. Let Miss Wonderhussy set it off.
That's neat, going around a collapse, but you know what is on the other side. It would really be something if you could get into an older area behind a collapse where no one has been since it happened.
Thanks for the hospitality this weekend and welcome to our organization
You guys were more than satisfactory!
@ Satisfactory!
You must have some pretty good powers of persuasion to get people to crawl around down there!
More power to you!
It’s actually harder keeping most of these people out. They are a special breed.
I admire all the gumption and gusto you all have. WOW... It's okay to say I get nervous though, I hope. CONGRATS, to all of you.🎊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I get nervous watching them too, Rhonda! 😎😎😎
@DeborahFlorian-gy6lw I am glad I'm not alone on that, Deborah.
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Wow! That looks scary and steep! What a great full body workout. The Galina? Gallena? stone is very cool, so interesting that the weight reveals the ore content. The square set is GORGEOUS, like an MC Escher painting in real life...
Hey from Memphis. Great job on your video. Every day is a school day watching your work
Awesome video Ross. Thanks for taking us along.
You bet, glad you came along!
Always fun to visit the mines and shout out to Pat and her get it done attitude..
Snow day here in Southeast Louisiana, no kidding, 26 degrees with a 14mph wind and close to 7 inches so far....
Crazy! I was watching a live feed of the snow on Bourbon St. before. Does Louisiana even have snow plows?!!
I’m glad you are filming this. I could never do that anymore.
great video, thanks for the views, stay safe and have some fun!!
have a great day
There sure are a lot of big heavy timbers down those shafts preventing (sometimes) cave-ins. Wood like that today would cost big bucks- if you could find it at all. There must be some mineable ore left in that mountain but finding it is so hard and the cost of digging and digging is too high. At least it stays cool down there in the summer.
Anaconda reportedly left one whole section alone with over 50,000 tons of recoverable. There’s still plenty there.
@@tecopamines Looks like they left some dynamite there too. Great fun and excitement could be had with that stuff. Maybe you could save it for el cuatro de Julio. Let Miss Wonderhussy set it off.
Whiz bang gloves are still around.
Yes, they are. The ones they make today don’t look nothing like these, though. These are definitely older stuff.
Congratulations🎉
Gravity can be your friend LOL...
congrats on the new find
Best of luck 🤞
another great video !!
I’m glad you liked it.
We used to play in the Gold mines in Eldorado county when I was a kid. Good times
That's neat, going around a collapse, but you know what is on the other side. It would really be something if you could get into an older area behind a collapse where no one has been since it happened.
We did that down in Columbia a couple years ago when we blasted open a section that had been closed off since the arson fire of the 1980s.
Congrats on finding a around the collapse
"get it girl"
re-use is good, fixing with fabrication is an art-form... some adaptation required... worked overhead cranes in a steel mill long ago.
Cool content
Maybe it was a one-armed miner?
Are you updating a map every time you go down into the mine?
Of course. 😎
No Prince Albert cans?........Must be a no smoking zone...............🚬🥃
Those don’t really turn up in the anaconda sections, but the old TCM sections are full of them
@@tecopamines 👌............🥃🚬
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Lucky dawgs living the dream!