Nice, adventure guys, the cabin and dump site looked interesting, for sure enough to explore more. The blue mineralization in the mine could be azurite which is a copper ore. I am no geologist but that is my guess malachite I believe is more green. But I know Washington did/does have mines that had azurite in them. Thanks for another abandon mine adventure guys.
Dick McCurdy was a Friend of my father and associated with the Local Newspaper The Port Townsend Leader, brings back a lot of Local History not known of the Man.
Nice, adventure guys, the cabin and dump site looked interesting, for sure enough to explore more.
The blue mineralization in the mine could be azurite which is a copper ore. I am no geologist but that is my guess malachite I believe is more green. But I know Washington did/does have mines that had azurite in them.
Thanks for another abandon mine adventure guys.
Appreciate the information and the comments. Thanks again for watching!!
I love how old grafiti is usually cursive. Found some under the north bound ramps of the viaduct before it came down.
It is some of the best graffiti we have encountered . Thanks for the comments.
The blue veins on the walls reminds me of Turquoise.
It does have that look.
Turquoise is hydrated copper and aluminum phosphate. Usually it is found in copper mines. Finding some would be pretty cool 😎
Dick McCurdy was a Friend of my father and associated with the Local Newspaper The Port Townsend Leader, brings back a lot of Local History not known of the Man.
Good information to know. Thanks for sharing it.
Been in this mine also! Was super cool.
One of our favorites.
There are abandoned coal mines near Renton. Don't go in any of them.
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I thought they were all filled in or boarded up.
Those underwater shots are cool!
Thanks, Daryl.
Pretty sure I found this mine last December. Non pareil. Had icicles all down the front. I have some amazing pictures. Amazing to see the inside
We can neither confirm nor deny that name. But glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for watching.
I get too nervous trying to explore mine shafts for some reason. But ghost town sites are a lot of fun. Thanks for the video!!!
Understand that. Thanks for watching and the comments. We appreciate it.
Very nice mine and artifacts for sure! But best graffiti ever!! Thanks
Thank you very much!
The blue colored stuff is copper in the raw.
That was our initial thought. Thanks