Visiting a village next to a secret abandoned uranium mine 🇧🇬 Gabra

As December is progressing towards the Christmas holidays, I take onto a random nighttime adventure to a village located not far from the capital of Bulgaria. It is said that there is an old, abandoned secret uranium mine. Join me, it may be fun.

[@Jamie_Does_Life]

Very interesting video Svetlin

[@ExplorewithSvetlin]

Thanks Jamie!

[@StolenOxygen]

Another great video Svetlin! You’re becoming so much more confident with your videos especially with the good interview. So interesting to hear about the mines history 😃

[@ExplorewithSvetlin]

Thank you! Do you think I should go back?

[@StolenOxygen]

@@ExplorewithSvetlin for sure! He seems like a friendly guy, he may be able to give you information on other abandoned places too ☺️

[@benmcguire4014]

Great interesting videos, keep them coming. Ben from Ireland...

[@ExplorewithSvetlin]

Thanks man! Do you think it was too long?

[@benmcguire4014]

I can see why someone might but I didn't because I'm interested in exploring small random villages/towns just like that one.

[@kamenberg]

Каналът ти ми допада. Имаш интересни идеи за локации. 🤘

[@ExplorewithSvetlin]

Благодаря!

[@foggyrange]

If I had a Geiger Counter I would be tempted to walk through a Hospital and see the readings. And along railroad tracks.

[@ExplorewithSvetlin]

Why railroad tracks? And also, why hospitals?

[@foggyrange]

@@ExplorewithSvetlin Railroad has long been used a stealth way to transport dangerous substances that citizens would not allow on their roads. Then follow the hot / radiated tracts to source.
Hospitals because contamination of patients by the hospital x-rays. Just curious.