Inside the Mysterious Depths of an Abandoned Copper Mine

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  • Опубліковано 20 вер 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 16

  • @matthewzito5952
    @matthewzito5952 17 годин тому +3

    Thanks again for everything love you 👍🏻✌🏻👏🏻

  • @Acein3055
    @Acein3055 18 годин тому +4

    So much work and time on the shoring. It's amazing they had time to actually mine.

  • @danielflinn3571
    @danielflinn3571 16 годин тому +2

    Thanks for sharing from Australia

  • @jamesriggsdds2337
    @jamesriggsdds2337 18 годин тому +3

    Very nice explore! The built up walls out of round logs is really cool. 👍👌BTW, if you can increase the frame rate on your camera that will help to eliminate most of the out of focus spots that you get when walking and filming. HTH! 👍 Dan R, Deputy Chief Tecopa Mines

  • @stevesyverson8625
    @stevesyverson8625 16 годин тому +1

    As always a great explore. Keep on keeping on with close-ups of all hydrothermal deposits and timber. I like the ladder climb shots where the camera reveals the texture of the rough hewn wood.
    Nice carpentry work here and very picturesque!

  • @seanyancy1809
    @seanyancy1809 17 годин тому +1

    A look into the stopes a rare treat, bravo my man.

  • @benterbieten9540
    @benterbieten9540 10 годин тому +1

    Dang there is a whole forest in that mine.

  • @DanDeVoto
    @DanDeVoto 5 годин тому

    Nice explore, you're near a town the that begins with an "L".. Just over the hill from the ore bin is a larger Copper mine complex about a half a mile, check it out.

  • @madeinyorkshire52
    @madeinyorkshire52 11 годин тому +1

    Love your explores! Thanks for taking us with you…but can I please request (not the first that I’ve asked this) that you stop calling these adits/ drifts “tunnels” because that’s not technically correct (in mining terms). “Tunnels” are where an Adit breaks through to the other side of the mountain / hillside. Some will say that’s nitpicking but I do think it’s important to get the basics right.

  • @Xchangeevery138
    @Xchangeevery138 18 годин тому +1

    That is incredible, you should post the location so we can go and check it out.

    • @thormod1248
      @thormod1248 13 годин тому +2

      The more locations of places like this are made public, the more they will be destroyed.
      The world and all of Human history prove this - without active protection, we lose everything once it is known.
      Videos like this allow most people to explore to their satisfaction.

    • @Xchangeevery138
      @Xchangeevery138 13 годин тому

      @@thormod1248 which “hat” are you wearing? The fairy mary, the codependent, or the obey ? I would say all 3.
      You, like most peephole(can only see reality through a tiny hole) think that because you don’t give the location out, it’s going to protect it, you have the first service, who destroys more than any of the agencies, blm, government and citizens combined, then we have the natural elements which also destroys just as much if not more, I just wanted to see if he left that carbon can and tag some of the buildings there with my huggable smile. But yeah, get educated my man and wake up. Nothing is real here, there are tons of old movies showing these places in all their glory.

    • @tommcelroy6975
      @tommcelroy6975 13 годин тому +2

      Do some research

    • @Xchangeevery138
      @Xchangeevery138 12 годин тому +1

      @@tommcelroy6975 yes, research in, location is easy if I really wanted to drive for a few hours. A few hundred dollars is fuel and expenses, and a few days to see toxic poisons, to know where all the trees went that used to cover Nevada, trash everywhere, (it’s called cool stuff by the current explorers) and the clear remnants of the greed that is still ravishing this country.

  • @plinker439
    @plinker439 11 годин тому +1

    4:14 some bats likes to be alone? it seems bats can be autistic too.

  • @richardwarnock2789
    @richardwarnock2789 43 хвилини тому

    Gly went the rest of the way on that 🪜 ladder!!!; )