Let's See What's Inside This Dangerous Coal Mine
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2021
- in this adventure we explore an abandoned Tennessee coal mine for the very first time.
It was unlike anything we have ever seen inside. Check out our next video where we crawl further back into the mine to see what we can find, • We Found 100 Year Old ... .
That's crazy.. You can see the exact seam of coal that was extracted.. Can you imagine those poor fellas in there with candles and picks and shovels and old wheelbarrows (probably steel wheels) hacking and breathing that dust in virtual darkness? Did what you had do back in the day. We got it so easy man.. You guys are stepping up your game... Great stuff...
Hey. Take it from an old coal miner, I worked the low coal seams in Harlan County Kentucky, 26 inch seams of coal setting Jack's behind the old Wilcox Miner's,
As a miner, and specifically a scaler, that slab you walked under is a death trap. No support or roof bolts, and definitely separated.
I've heard you guys mention the tree roots more than once in caves & mines, believing you're near the surface. Don't let them fool you. Some roots can find their way through the cracks DEEP into cave systems.
Omg...I love watching your adventures 💕. Thank you so much for sharing them. I catch myself holding my breath at times when you go into those tight places. Lol
That's some sketchy rock sheet hanging overhead in some spots.
Wow that was extensive! Can you imagine belly crawling with a pickaxe for weeks just to get the coal out of that narrow seam? Would have been a rough way to make a living.
shoutouts to the old timer with the mine history, that dude is rad
Its coal too experience but old mines aren't the place to be exploring, especially without the proper gas detectors. Black damp is no joke. Also being under unsupported roof. Awesome video but be safe please.
Black damp is nothing to mess with, it's never safe to go into an old coal mine.
I love your videos but man sometimes I just shake my head at the things you do. You guys are fearless. I hope your luck continues to hold out.
vraiment impressionnant vos explorations et la veine de charbon et incroyable a voir, on voit que sa reste dangereux mais aprés 100 ans, s'est toujours accessible, je fais pratiquement les memes investigation mais basé sur les vestiges Vauban et site militaire en France, j'adore vos vidéos, s'est exaltant a voir et on voit que vous y prenez du plaisir , merci
Growing up in coal country our mountains are littered with coal mines ranging from 10 years old to probably 200 years old. It was just beat into our brains from an early age that you do NOT go Into an old mine lol. I’m not calling these guys stupid, they are obviously professionals on some level but it just sends my anxiety through the roof watching them crawl under that bad top. Stay safe guys, love the channel.
Parts of the back of that mine (the roof) are hanging just hello from Lightning Ridge NSW Australia we mine opal here ,my humble comment that coal mine you explored even the vibrations of your voice making the commentary with those hanging roofs and sides a place sure I would explore but the first 30 feet from the portal told the story sorry to rain on the parade . enough said ....@
That mine looks unsafe, don't risk your lives for videos
I really love your videos guys ! they're damn good for those boring rainy days
My 3x grandpa John Pugh was 11 yrs old and mining in Wales, so sad that children were down in a mine like this
Not sure how I’ve come across your channel, but I’m glad I have. The kid in me wants to know what’s around the next bend, and corner. The older adult in me is like “When this mine was in its hay day, what was going through the minds of those that worked it?”
Great stuff guys!
I have to say that even though I know you both are safe I was really scared for you crawling under that slab. Your channel is addicting even though my anxiety is through the roof the whole time.