Mission To Enter & Escape Collapsing Mine Tunnels
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2023
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Matt's channel: / urbanodyssey
Filming, cutting, color correction, masking, thumbnail by me.
Subtitling by / chillyyviking
Miner here, please for the love of all things holy invest in the bare minimum of O2 and CO detectors. Even in active mines with working ventilation you can have pockets of CO that you will walk into and never walk out of. And that's ignoring the stability of the rock and infrastructure.
I always find it fascinating what the view of the expert is against the view of the non-expert. We see rock tunnels. Maybe some dead air. But your a miner. What must you see when you look at the tunnels and the mountain.
How much like children who are surviving purely on luck alone do we look like?
@@Elemblue2drop the nutsac🤌🏿
Overreaction
@@Tj-km7psnope
Isn’t it even more dangerous to be shouting in a mine that’s visibly falling apart? Just wondering.
ignorant with caution. don't recommend it though. ps. don't be hard on matt - we talked about it, he will be more aware next time.
Y'all are insane going in to these mines! Glad you guys made it out alive.
Luck was on your side with this one.
Don’t remember too many videos where you sounded this worried! Glad everyone was safe.
be safe brother.
Bro, you have done all this traveling and exploring and shit, yet you don't even carry a basic lockpicking set with you? That lock on the mine at the end is like the most simple of simple locks. In fact, you could have got that lock off just by hitting it with a rock or something. But because you do not want to do any damage, etc, that is why I bring up a simple lockpicking set. You could unlock it and lock it back when you're done that way, and no one would ever be the wiser. Plus, if you are ever in a hairy situation, it could give you a different outlet of escape.
Two people asking each other if they feel oxygen deprived is like 2 mates asking each other if they look high lmao
hahahha thats what i thought, similar at least, i was like "those two asking each other if they have enough oxygen is like 2 ppl on a sinking boat asking each other if theyre sinking or not 💀"
@@aryanram02Not a great metaphor but the points there.
@@aryanram02like the German coastguard?
@@mrwombo9840 not the sharpest tool in the garage lol sorry
I would say, it's more like two guys in a pitch black room asking each other to verify where they left a black ball.
If you ever explore abandoned mines like this, watch out for stagnant water. If it is stagnant, it can absorb toxic gases released by mining of some types of minerals. when you step in that water, or disturb it, it will un-trap those toxic gases and release them into the tunnel. Worst thing about this is that you won't know for sure if you released/inhaled those toxic gases until you start getting symptoms. Luckily in your case most of the mine water was flowing somewhere, which means there is less chance for gases to get trapped. Just watch out for those puddles that aren't moving whatsoever. Also, absolutely do not under any circumstance swim in the cave water. You and your buddies are extremely brave to do something like this, It's honestly really impressive.
Swim in water like that kerosean video kol
@@raiden72 Lmao I don't know how they survived that! It's crazy enough to go swimming in toxic mine water, but toxic, and radiation contaminated water is a whole other level!
Don't mistake courage for foolishness
Where did you get this information 😂 You must live more than a year in mines, and maybe, These gases will affect you
@@ilhamtlam5250 It depends on the location. Some mines aren't as hazardous, some are very hazardous. Miners use gas masks in some mines for this particular reason. Some of the toxic gases won't kill you instantly, they might just screw something up with your body.
The gases in these abandoned mines can be poisonous. If they are not, the lack of oxygen from those gases filling the tunnels could suffocate you over time, and some gases can even be accidentally ignited. There are LOTS of dangers regarding the gases within mines.
Getting an oxygen monitor to wear on explorations like this would be so worth it.
Yeah, that and headlamps.
And backup headlamps. Not just O2 monitor, but one that detects dangerous gases, as well. There might be enough oxygen, but also some gases that will knock you unconscious in a very short period of time, and then you die.
@@animes2k true, especially if you have situations with no drift / water staying still.
Nah, as long as they know basic math they are ok.
Hardhats and a tin of spray paint might go a long way.
What is incredible is those ladders are still _climbable_ after all those years of water dripping on them 😮
What's scary is they are climbable until they suddenly and catastrophically are not. That's a no from me dog.
I would love to go on allot of the adventures they go on, the journey inside Chernobyl count me in, looked amazing, but climbing rusted wet ladders up strait shafts in a unknown mine, hell no.
Pre 70's steel was something else. It's all recycled metal scrap now
@@brianritchie75 Surprise! Kind of random, but I just happen to be a antique weapons dealer, so I am a bit of a steel nerd. This is such a weird myth my dude. Steel technology has actually improved since then and there is much better steel alloys today compared to the pre 1970s, both in purity, tensile strength and toughness. Recycled steel looses no properties from being recycled and is 100% as strong as new steel smelted from iron ore. I guarantee you modern structural steel like on a ladder is going to be just as good or better today than it was in the 1970s or before.
The only odd thing is pre 1940s steel was different because modern steel is more radioactive due to nuclear weapons. Doesn't really effect strength but it is kind of mind blowing that virtually all steel since the nuclear bomb was invented has elevated radioactivity.
Anyways, I'm always here if anyone wants any more random steel facts lol.
@@-Zevin- What a wonderful contribution of information you have made! So what's the possibility that this metal didn't give in to them climbing all those stairs? I really thought it was dangerous
@@-Zevin- People love regurgitating dumb myths they've read on reddit which were created to make class divides
I love shieys content and usually he seems safe and knows what hes doing. This is the first time ive ever thought he is being recklass, careless and stupid. Abandoned mines and caves are not something to play silly with.
many times he said "i don't care about yourself", just keep in mind
He was was totally out of his depth with this honestly.
@@M.TTT. as a viewer from distant days (early Shiey's explorations), i can surely say, they were just danger, but fun, and you can handle everything in any of those situations. That one - is NOT a risk, that on is DANGEROUS AS HELL, because there is NOW WAY to handle it.
@nikostalk5730 ah, a fellow OG lol. But hmm you have a good point, but meh, I'd do the same thing to be honest. I'd look up oxygen monitors, gawk at the price, and then just trust my gut lol.
@@M.TTT. my point is not about preventing someone to do smth, but - there is a very small gap, between bravery and stupidity. When bravery is about "you must do", the stupidity is "hey, fuck all this, i can go straight into burning volcano just by wearing cheap flip-flops."
100% example of rolling a dice with death. Anxiety never pass out of my until end of the video
This is the only video from shiey that made a lot of us worried same goes with shiey. This was really thrilling. I hope if ever they explore mine caves again, they should bring gears that could help them and study the cave first before exploring it. Be safe guys!
I have never commented on this Channels content before.. But after watching 3 minutes of this video I had to express my concern..My uncle is a retired coal miner that worked 4 miles underground for 35 yrs..He was just beginning to think about his retirement when one afternoon a wall that was secured by the safety guidelines of ACMA came crashing down on top of him..When they finally dug him out and he was airlifted to the closest hospital he was rushed into surgery.. Let's just say he is lucky to be alive because the surgeon told my aunt that the edge of the wall missed his heart by only 2 centimeters ..It took him a good 6 months of healing and therapy to be able to return to work..He had been back.on the job for 3 weeks when another accident happened this time he lost over half of his ring finger
. That was it for him and he put in for his retirement..I am not here judging anyone but I literally got chill bumps watching all of you climbing around in a mine that is unstable and should never have ppl crawling or climbing around in .I know this will either be laughed at or ignored probably both due to the age group that follows this UA-camr..This is scary stuff and hopefully it will not be attempted again..I am not attacking or putting anybody down what I have shared is done out of concern.. Let's just say I could share many stories about mines due to growing up in a mining town.. However,I decided not to and I will leave like this .Take care and be blessed..
Wise words.
Any ridicule will only come from childish idiots.
Yeah my anxiety for them was through the roof
100%. Get caught out on private property? Maybe get a fine or a night in the cells. Caught out in a mineshaft? Too easy to die
Totally agree. People die in even the best maintained mines, old ones like this are deathtraps. Add to that the twattish irresponsibility of Matt, and it's a miracle they all got out in one piece.
yeah I agree with you completely. This was by far the most dangerous stunt Shiey has ever done. If he keeps this going to caves like this, he will die. Hell, it was a miracle nobody died on *this* expedition. It's seriously so dangerous I'm not sure if this should be on youtube. If anyone sees this with slightest curiosity for caving, please don't.
This is so insanely dangerous, glad everyone's safe
Yeah, it’s ok until something bad happens..
@@KHos73climbing with Americans , especially insecure boys like Matt who kinda ruined the vibe in this video, is the most dangerous part. I feel bad for the other friend who was clearly pushing his comfort zone. I’m glad Shiey is a legend who sticks with him for safety and also make sure you keep each other in check. If one wants to tap out, they should be able to do that, and trustworthy friends will not leave you behind so you feel trapped.
@@namenl2205 ?
@@namenl2205L take. it doesnt have anything to do with being american. im american and i went exploring in an abandoned building with an Albanian dude and he was loud and dumb and almost got us caught. Doesnt mean all Albanians are loud and dumb. Also doesnt mean he is insecure. where tf you get that from?
@@namenl2205 Yeah, honestly Matt running off and leaving everyone behind was fucked up. When they caught up to him at the end and he was like "I was just about to go back for you guys" I was thinking "the fuck you were." I wonder how long it had been since they'd been separated. 30 minutes? An hour? How long were you gonna wait, dude?
I saw that guy in previous videos and always got a weird feeling about him but just ignored it because there wasn't really any reason for it that I could see. But now...if I were Shiey I wouldn't be doing any dangerous shit with that guy anymore. Either something bad happens to you and he's not around to help because he ran off by himself, or he speeds off ahead and gets himself hurt out of stupidity or lack of caution and you can't find him because he's unconscious or whatever.
I wouldn't take chances on that dude.
Watching this one, started getting paranoid, then realized I would'nt be watching this if it ended bad.Stay safe brother.
the moment Matt disappeared - is no joke. The sound in cave - works in a very small distance, so this is a very bad shit for you and others.
It is super easy to get lost just around the corner, no joke. And if someone get hurt badly - 95% he will end his life there. Isn't a fun place to be.
Love how calm you are. In so many scenarios the ability to remain calm and not panic can save your life as well as others.
he isn't calm, he just don't know the danger behind environment.
There aren't many youtuber that can always upload thrilling content, but shiey does it somehow, love his content (also goddamn caving looks dangerous)
8 years
it is very very dangerous.
Caving in general is much safer than mine exploration as the cave support itself by design, the mine need human support and after time it degrade
Shiey doesn’t monetise his videos, he never did. That’s the main difference. Whatever people say, most people just want to make money from their videos. Showy kept it real since day 1. Hence why I respect the guy
Not only “looks” its VERY dangerous dude😅
One day you are going to record the coolest adventure that we will never see. Just keep that in mind.
Dying peacefully in your sleep is quite an adventure.
@@Scott-ir5egso is overdosing on heroin
That's life in a nutshell. but what's funny is he more likely to get hurt just driving or taking a pharmaceutical than maybe spelunking in a tunnel
BUT thats no suprise? Thats his journey, would be a normal ending for him, he does what he love and dies by the sword kinda
That's what I was thinking while watching
Shiey, im telling you this as someone who has watched you since you made this channel. I come from a long line of coal miners, we've been in it since it was done. I was also born and raised and live in west Virginia. One of the places which host some of the worst disasters in mining history. My great great grandfather lost his arm, his leg, and an eye in a collapse and narrowly survived after days, my great granfather lost 3 inches of bone in his left leg due to beinh crushed and was stuck in a mine for a month with letters of condolence already being sent out, my other great great grandfather died in the 1964 pond gap mining disaster with my uncle (one of his sons) and my current grandfather survived the upper big branch mine disaster. These places are dangerous and lethal. Gas ranging from CO, methane, H2s, can all be present. A lack of oxygen can exist in these places, explosive coal dust can remain is some cases, and they are unkept and havent been maintained for decades. You stay out of these places or YOU WILL DIE. Don't let complacency be the writer of your fate.
yea as a person who never train surf or do caving i more likely choose surfing if i had, coz its i this least dangerous (still im not gonna do it in near future)
Matt did the worst thing you could do in those two situations, he was an idiot for doing that.
Glad things ended up okay but going into old mines, especially abandoned ones, it really risky. Among obvious things, like collapses and air quality, standing water can contain extremely dangerous gases that get released when disturbed.
yeah dont they say not to light matches idk if thats just on TV
Especially if it's raining, like in the video
Getting lost is even more probable and deadly I'd say
All of these hazards are inherently dangerous but can be sidestepped if your prepared. You can get a gas monitor. Lighting a match can tell you if there's something funky in a mine like bad air. I'd be more worried about false floors than collapses.
Gosh, even the first few seconds of this video so perfectly provide so much atmosphere and immersion...awesome to see another adventure being shared.
Haha, a little too much with my speakers turned up 😅
PSA: ROE about going into rickety mines
1. don't touch the ceiling and supports. If you have to crawl through bat sh!t as your only option to not touch either of those, you go for the bat sh!t and you enjoy it.
2. if the sound of your voice becomes muffled, that's danger zone. That means the area is unstable. Get out or be extremely careful.
3. should bring an oxygen meter, even if it's a sh!tty one. Trust me on this. In mines, carbon monoxide poisoning is the least of your concerns.
4. TNT sticks. Don't play with them. I've seen several TNT sticks that had been inside mines for decades if not almost 100 years still explode (when triggered with a device). Several videos in fact, exist on this. Short of them being waterlogged, assume they're dangerous, best to leave them be.
5. last, but not least, consider all floors are false floors. You never know when you're on rock solid ground, a thin layer of rock from another level or cut bellow or just plain false floor on top of old rotten wooden supports and planks. This means, don't stomp in mines. Walk like a cat that's about to eat the chicken from the owner's plate because they weren't paying attention. You're stealth incarnate in a mine.
Just saying these because there's been more and more videos of mine exploration lately, and not all people (not saying Shiey and friends) are aware of the dangers in mines. I've personally fallen 4 meters through a false floor once and it's not a pleasant experience.
Mines are fun, but they're also just about the most dangerous place on planet earth short of walking through a minefield blindfolded and on metal stilts. Mines suffer no fools and a lot of people die in them post factum.
One last thing for any intrepid explorer, if you happen upon an old, old mine and you see cool stuff... don't ruin it. Some pretty amazing things lie hidden inside them, like 100+ yo hobnail boot prints from mines probably younger than a good percentage of the viewership or as young.
That's all, just wanted to say this, nothing more. Have a nice day!
TNT sticks have the especially interesting property of the explosive leeching out over time, forming sensitive crystals on the outside of the stick, which may go off and blow up the entire stick if you disturb the stick and break the crystals. So, to reiterate: DO NOT TOUCH OR MOVE THE OLD TNT STICKS IN MINES!
That guy leaving the group could have started a rescue search mission, going in the wrong direction and causing panic from there. Super bad behavior. It ended good this time, but a thing like that can start a chain reaction leading straight to de*th.. very disturbing
I suppose it was inevitable, but stay smart, Shiey. Spelunking is no joke in terms of danger levels.
3xamples!
Why are you typing like a protagonist, Ahh yes! I suppose it was inevitable, stay smart
@@Tj-km7ps I mean he's right though, he was gonna investigate those caves anyways.
@@Tj-km7ps 😭😭😭
Might honestly be the most suicidal mission yet.
Tatra Mountain Valley Peaks is my pick.
Such an overreaction
@@sinodeestanho yeah, that was even worse. Nature does not fuck around.
@@Tj-km7pskeyboard warrior , I bet you can’t even run 10 miles
Do you remember when he crawled and struggled thru an air valve vent into an old WW2 bunker
Unbelievable. Not a single cave spider spawner.
Out of all your videos, this is the only one I couldn't watch all the way through. Those mines are so dangerous and I've come to regard you as a friend I've never met. I don't want to lose you for the sake of making a cool video. Please be safe Bro.
This is one of those videos that gives anxiety. An ever narrowing tunnel that appears to have no end. Rusty, brittle ladders threatening to either give way at any moment or give you tetanus. A companion that scarpers and leaves you wondering if he fell down a hole to his death, wandered off down one of the off shoots, or just decided to abandon you in the depths of a dangerous cave system.
Matt is that insecure child you should not go climbing with. I hope Shiey, makes wise decisions in the future about the people who he does these things with. People like Gifgas would never run off to look cool with his dad little camera
Right? I usually eat while watching shiey vids because of how chill they are since even with all the climbing shiey is in control, but this one is making my heart sink because even with all his experience there's nothing shiey can do if something goes wrong, and things tend to go wrong in caves and abandoned mines, especially during rain.
a UA-camr died climbing stairs in an abandoned building... I almost had an anxiety attack watching this video.
@@namenl2205 especially since gifgas even scolds people who do unsafe things on trains, e.g. going under the waggons.
I personally doubt he would set foot that deep into a mine
@@namenl2205bro here hates Matt 😂 calm down lil bro you don’t know these folk 😂😂
Everytime when Shiey uploads again a sigh of relief goes through me because it means he's still alive 👀🥹
this video is a steep cliff, and there is no luck to stand like this again, so don't hype videos like this, it is not a game, you can die for sure.
@nikostalk5730 Dwdw, I do urbex exploring myself.. I'm not hyping it up.. I'm just happy bcs he's still alive.. and I know you can die from this stuff.. and tbh.. i think he should be more carefull.. but who am I to say he should be that..
@@Dreamz_06 "but who am I to say he should be that.." - you are the one of his friends, who really cares, and can change his mind for real
@nikostalk5730 I wish I was his friend, but I don't think he even knows I exist 🥲 if I could change his mind on doing this stuff I'd Def do it..
Ok, CO/O2 meter(s) are essential.
In addition you may - at least - wanna remember:
1. If there is stagnant water DO NOT disturb it.
2. If your voice sounds muted rather than echoey, DO NOT proceed. That means the rock is more likely to be weak (like it's powdered up).
3. ALWAYS ensure there's emergency backup. Like: you don't get out of this place in a few hours, someone gets someone out to find you.
No kidding, man. I know you do sketchy stuff, but old mines are next-level dangerous; it's your life, but: these kinds of places kill people real easy...
Shout out to Shiey for always sharing his adventures, definitely a privilege to view them
As someone who's lost friends to the mining accidents, I'm not digging this one too much. Very dangerous to go into collapsed mines without first letting other people knowing where you are--especially in unsafe conditions like collapsed mines, and flooded mines. I did a lot of caving in my youth, and we had lots of close calls doing stuff like this. Adventure and exploration is cool, but please, oh please, use your heads a little. You're lucky that you didn't have a tragedy take place. I have confidence that Shiey has experience, wisdom and common sense, but Matt taking off on his own in an unfamiliar, dangerous place like this is really not too bright. Excitement or not, you have to show more common sense, Matt. You gotta think of your friends as well. It's important to stick together. Before going into any cave or mine, you also need to be damn sure you have good lights, back-up lights, and extra batteries and bulbs. Impromptu situations like this can end up disastrous. You guys are so, so lucky. We all make mistakes, but please learn from this one. I know that a big thrill of these adventures is living on the edge. Been there, done that. Just use your heads, and work together to stay as safe as you can, guys.
I’m glad I’m not the only one really pissed off at Matt, insecure little boy with his camera. He really thought he was impressing Shiey and the other friend. Great job looking like an insecure wank
The boy behind Shiey asked for Shiey to wait, was literally no fun. You can clearly see he was less experienced, in these situations you need to be able to trust your friends, I’m glad as expected Shiey is a reliable friend. Matt would leave that guy behind to fall down. That’s literally what the dude would’ve end up doing in this case
Sorry for your loss 🙏🏾
God damn. Number one rule when exploring - Don't leave your fellow explorers behind. Dumb move by Matt. I wouldn't even explore with someone like that.
It's mindblowing to think that someone has actually carried and installed all those ladders and pipes inside the narrow tunnels. That must have been really tough work.
matt the typa guy to die first in a movie
This is so dangerous. Professional miners would cringe at this stuff. They know how many ways this could go real bad real fast. Life underground becomes death underground so suddenly.
We know. We've seen decent
Take a chill pill bro
@@Tj-km7pstalking shit about age and then saying “take a chill pill” is crazy😭
@@Batman_0381 IQ Gap
@@Tj-km7ps dumb
16:50 WOW, if you didn’t show this frame i would never have guessed where you guys were. I live about 30 miles from there and i’ve seen those places a few times passing by. That’s quite a “touristic” road that lead up in the mountains of the area so i won’t disclose the location since you can easily find info online. Down the road there’s another mine complex that’s been riqualified to a family adventure park where they do mine tours and they teach you about the dangers of those places. Pretty cool to see this, thanks Shiey
Where is it?
@@nonvertical9639 Italy
I plan to visit one day to see tit from the outside! Had this place on my list for a loong time. You live in a beautiful area.
where exactly ?
Glad to see Checkmate is back and doing well in this Adventure
Was he not doing well?
not to be a downer, but personally i think these videos are most enjoyable when they strike a balance between risk and precaution. this just felt like a complete hazard. not in the typical ‘cool exploration’ way i’m used to on this channel. the ignorance was just frustrating.
an abandoned mine is a death trap. you’ve got unstable structures, dangerous gases, and weather conditions adding to the mix. get your hands on an o2 monitor or something as a bare minimum. it could be a literal lifesaver.
as for your exploration buddy… i’m sure he’s a great guy who got caught up in adrenaline but in this particular situation, running off is not just a minor inconvenience; it's a legitimate safety concern.
i love your content and how much you enjoy doing what you do, but please remember safety should always be a priority. we don’t want to see you die for something as stupid as poor planning which could’ve been easily avoided
Completely agree. Matt is so unreliable and I don’t like the fact Shiey mentioned he’d talked to him about how he acts ‘in the future’. I do not trust him at all. Shiey has done some borderline stupid shit which I get is part of his brand and what people enjoy watching but this was painful to sit through. I hope they realise how lucky they are to be alive and don’t try that stuff again without better conditions and equipment (and preferably no Matt but…)
i stopped watching the video and i'm not going to finish it. if this is the direction shiey is taking his content, i am unsubbing. i wont cheer on someones suicide
his friend almost hit his head to a rock. they dont have helmets either.
agree
@@scarlettgarner4711lmao who are you? Nobody gives a fuck who you trust or not shiey obviously does and his opinion is the only one that matters cause he is the one that knows the true ins and outs of his explorations. Fuck off and just watch the video.
Love you Shiey, you have always been my favorite guy here
This gave me so much anxiety once you realized Matt was gone, such a dangerous adventure. Thankful that you recorded this so I can experience this from my couch and not first person. Caves are now a no-go for me
For everyone reading and watching.
A lot of things he does are crazy. But Camping < Urbexing < Train surfing < Cave/mine exploration.
Trains are already crazy but going into unnown caves is just insane and there are more than enough examples of horrendous stories. At least the trains or the electricity kill you instantly. The worst part in a cave is suffering of hunger and dehydration for days while you are stuck or in a weird position. Or just dying slowly due to oxygen etc.
I love your content and your willingness to take risks Shiey, but at this point it feels like you're just rolling the dice with luck. I guess every member of this group has done some crazy things and got away with them, but that does lead to a false sense of invincibility, which is a very dangerous thing. I promise I don't mean anything negative towards your content or anyone in your group, but I genuinely worry that one day the luck is going to run out. Stay safe guys, and keep those risks calculated. Best wishes.
Well this is the point of this channel.
@@Anonymous-8080 No, the point is calculated risk. What they did here is kinda dumb. The channel wouldn't really do well if Shiey and others were dead, would it?!
@@infiniteirish I do make sense. Learn about calculated risk, and come back to me. Shiey is clearly adept at climbing towers, and any mistake he makes are his own. Entering old mines isn't calculated risk especially without safety equipment, as there's dangerous situations that can happen regardless of how much this group takes care. Not the same thing!
Yeah, that's a little sketchy running off away from the group, glad no one ended up hurt or lost. Great video nonetheless, keep up the good work bro.
loved the second mine. Had the abandoned mine processing plant with it. Loved the mine exploration video its a different style than usual and it was fun to watch.
So he is still alive, good...
There are some moments in your videos where I get a bit thrilled just watching, but this freaked me out a bit. That was genuinely dangerous. Amazing content though!
Ill be honest, I never want to go anywhere with Matt. Dude would leave you to die in a heartbeat cause he’d be off in his own world
Matt is one of those people that are permanently "out to lunch"
just.. please dont die Shiey. you are a really invaluable person on this planet. awesome video btw as usual.
This is so sick. Shiey is yet the best Urban Explorer on UA-cam ❤
@marxnoliYep Shiey + Gifgas = Masterpiece
The proper people are also really good imo, at least in terms of US urbex
When they wind up dead it'll be hilarious
@@DevoldoinHD miserable pos
@@DevoldoinHD 🤡
Matt is a hazard to you and your team
Your videos are the best Shiey! This one was insane. Glad you and the team stayed safe.
Watching this was giving me anxiety. Glad everything worked out and it was a chill adventure.
Dude you should absolutely get a drone! We would love to see how those old mine complexes look froom above and it would make for some of the sickest shots ever!
You just want to know where this was. Drone shots of a mine lol
Hope Shiey sees this, they wouldnt notice if there is no oxygen or other hazard gase until its too late
Def one of the most interesting vids for me since the one in the water tunnels under berlin (?) with anton, and matt's charisma def makes it so awesome
As risky and deathly as this was, I am so glad you made it out safe and sound. Also I am amazed by the way the mine shaft looked with all the water dropping down, tiny water falls and seeing old abandoned mine karts... It is really awesome! Same goes for the mountain area the mine was in. It looked beautiful. ♡ Thank you for making this cool video! Do be more careful and get a CO detecter next time tho!
Honestly beside Matt going off and you going into a mine you should have researched about the mine while there was flowing water you should have always be careful of potential stagnant water with can contain highly dangerous gases or resolved metals which can create highly poisonous fumes or even create acid.
Every new shiey upload I instantly stop what I'm doing to watch it. Amazing work!
You guys always choose or get the perfect weather for these kind of adventures.
Nice video! I also was at the second mine like 2 years before, so it was very nice to see it again through your eyes! 👍🏽
can u tell me where it is please ?
Very cool! Matt, you need to play by the rules and not run off...your brothas were worried!
Shiey should dump Matt for his videos. The other friend (behind Shiey) clearly wasn’t that experienced as Shiey, I felt bad for the guy when asked Shiey to not leave him 😕 Matt is not a friend. I’m glad Shiey stuck around and helped him
so glad you’ve put another adventure on , glad to see you’re we’ll keep safe thanks for great entertainment
The only time I've been this nervous watching Shiey was when he went through the bunker ventilation tube that had a baffle in the middle. Love this channel, but don't risk your life for us. Same goes for Matt!
whats a baffle?
Glad u guys made it through okay 👍🏻 hell of an exploration this was!
Look forward to every video!
Safe travels and safe adventures, brother!
All mines are scary stuff, the toxic gasses alone would be terrifying enough never to enter.
This is certainly a change from train surfing 🤣I love it, and I love you too shiey ❤ Stay safe my bro!
Getting an oxygen monitor and a helmet would be great for the future, also when exploring mines, rule of left, always explore left first and then go back for the right side that way you never get lost
I was thinking, they cant call eachother from down there can they? I think theres no connection. So maybe they could have got a walky talky.
@@C0II0SUS.Xwalkie talkies wouldn’t work either. Rock blocks radio waves very efficiently
Darwin award waiting to happen with this guy.
Hide and go seek where Shiey and Checkmate are infinitely it lol.
Love the mine and cave exploration content!! You boys stay safe.
Glad to see you alive man❤❤
I love this. Great content 👍. Abandoned mines are always pretty interesting.
iv watched all your videos, this is by far the most dangerous, this one got me. love ur videos they helped me see the outside world when i was to sick to do so myself.
Extremely dangerous in so many different ways.
just got the notification and can already tell its gonna be a good one Love the random adventures keep up the good work!
Love your videos! I'd love to go exploring abandoned places like this but there's a lot less here in the States.
Hey shiey, thanks for the adventure! This one was one of the most intense beside your tschernobyl vids. Thanks for all the FREEDOM u share with us!
Next Shiey will explore an abandoned Soviet launch pad, accidentally activate a space ship, steer it to Neptune where he will explore the cavernous icy depths of the deepest crevices of Neptune for all of us to type here how amazing our lives aren’t. He will be fine. Respect.
I swear one day shiey will just find an ancient beast hidden in some abandoned place or like a cave
He’s gonna unlock the endgame boss early
You just said your age without saying your age
And then he’ll die and we’ll never see the vid
dwarf fortress
Or bear. But Im sure bear will just vibe with Shiey.
Man, you was near me here. I was in this mine but never into the tunnels, too dangerous! The last structure was a mine converted in an adventure park for kids and mine museum, not abandoned!
Out of all your adventures this one kept me on the edge of my seat. Got some balls sir. I was seriously worried you might get lost or something bad happening. Well done great video
recently rediscovered your channel and ive been watching alot of old vids, i love the Chernobyl videos, they are amazing
beyond the major scary vibes of getting stuck in the labyrinth of mines goddamn that place is pretty with the bright red buildings and pipes in the vibrant green forest... cool shit.
Dude I I really appreciate your leadership and concern for safety in this video. Literally my favourite man thanks sheiy
lol no concern for safety in this video, going into a mine like that with no gas monitor is dumb asf. There lucky they didn't die. I know Shiey isn't afraid of death, but we want him to keep making these vids man
Just want to say, good job remaining calm and keeping together after having one go missing. This could've gone a lot worse. In future take a rucksack of chemlights, crack one and drop it to make a trail back. People get turned around in caves easily and staying calm is never a given.
Es un buen dia cuando hay nuevo video de shiey ❤
Awesome. I've seen some other UA-camrs videos checking out that site, but no one pushed the limit like you. Your videos are insane. It is worth waiting every single day until you release a new one. Matt's behavior in the mine was somehow uncool. I don't want that this lost place thing gets more public attention as it already has. Especially in Europe. Seriously injured or even dead explorers wouldn't help. Stay save my friend!
Which country or area are these sites?
@@staumelderWould also like to know. I don’t care about the mines but the nature and the scenery was 👌🏻
@@junebay5265 Miniera Torgola, Italy
@@staumelder Thank you!
5 seconds in, a guy points at a thing. he says "we need to get up this thing". I'm then completely hooked and invested in this video. Such great work shared with us. thanks for this.
Always love some tunnels! Found some amazing locations.
Awesome content 👏 That walking bridges were pretty cool. Been a member strongly encourage people to be as well. 2 years 9 months and 10 days ❤
always a matt in a group
When I was younger, I used to wander through the Forrest. I used to come across old shacks, makeshift bridges and a ton of mason bottles buried in the ground.
My highschool history teacher offered to drive me home after school if I wanted to stop by her house and pick up a kitten, since her cat just had a litter. On the way to my house she said,
"Oh wow, you live here? This used to be an old secret highway to the nearest city that bootleggers used to transport moonshine"
I'm 25 now and chronic pain and lack of mobility from an undiagnosed illness keeps me from exploring like I used to, but I'm glad you make awesome vids I can watch to fill some of that curiosity I had for abandoned structures. Thanks so much! ❤
Separating in mines is the worst, should keep within sight of each other, even sound doesn't travel far in most mine environments.
Any video you make is always an amazing watch, thanks my dude!!!!
"that was sick" says the guy who left everyone behind..not someone high would explore with. kind of guy that is your DD and gets wobbly at the party. bad wing man there.
I love how you call them missions, gives them a special feel
Shiey when faced with a hostile environment and impossible odds: "I'm a bit out of my element".
Once again, experiencing more heart pounding adrenaline than most action/horror films watching your videos. Previous masterpiece was hiking the Tatra Mountain Valley Peaks where falling was a constant threat.
Ditch Matt...Stick with Poison...
Shiey, your videos are always awesome, Love your content, love what you do, hope you continue
I might be wrong but i think he zoomed in and zoomed out a couple of times and i just love how the shots looked like this way. Great work!
For the ones who wonder what country this is, its Italy. The door on 16:15 says pericolo corrente elettrica