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I drilled with a silver dart I believe back in the 1970,s as a holmans apprentice on a shift to the test mine as part of the well set out apprenticeship.

Do you have to use expoy on that foam? Looks great

What happened with the renewal of the lease? Has it been lost?

Fascinating, I've lived on tuckingmill for a decade and never knew the extent of the mining until I saw a 3d rendered imaging of the entire network below my feet , blows your mind that people go merrily about their business with no realisation of the scale . What's the best way after covid for a a member of Joe Public to access / guided explore of some of the workings, I gotta get below but safely

Again clearly shows access . You should delete this one Gary

Music makes the very good video unwatchable I’m afraid. By all means keep it but turn it down to background level. A commentary explaining features of the mine would be helpful. Descriptions of lodes and various types of minerals and various shafts and where they go. At the moment we are just following blokes around a tunnel underground. Could be so much better. Thanks though

Please reupload without the music!

great video .. i been meaning to get out on kyack again this year but the one i bought was to small ! i bought a wooded valley with a mine in the tamar valley .. your videos on mining been educational , my mine goes in a fair way but a small pile of shellit blocking the way ahead but you can see over it .. anyway great video

109 likes? 110 and never again!

Im hugely interested in mines and all the history in Cornwall! I would LOVE to actually go down into a mine and explore some time as im close to all these locations, i just dont have any connections.

i was expecting submarines and 3-eyed seals..

Great video im from London and have been to Perranporth many times, ever since i was a kid, , we used to chuck stones down thst mineshaft at the top of the cliff on the costal path to St Agnes, had no idea there were all them tunnels beneath.. Good day

Ah I would love to explore with you

great footage but the so called music made it unwatchable you lads wud be ideal 2 guide us threw telling us what your seeing , and how far under ground you are , more pls but no music

Thanks for that. It brought back many happy memories - I used a Silver 3 every day for 8 years in the 80's whilst developing the delivery and return roads on the Selby Coalfield. I then went on to driving TBMs around the world which I still do to this day.

Cracking video, just don't like the music overpowering the chat that's going on.

thank you Gary, will you be doing any more mine videos? cheers

Holy cow, and you saw Dracula down there at 5:34! Fangtastic!

hi what kit do you use to mount the go pro and where did you fix it on the yak thx. stephanie

Lose the background Audio / Music , or at the very least tone it way way down . You can't hear the commentary , which is much more preferable . Other than that , Thank You for a very enjoyable tour , - < Doc , Retired . Miner for nearly 50 years (USA) > .

Is there anything worth mining at Cligga on a commercial scale?

I love Falmouth,,,,, ❤️

I enjoyed that Gary.You understand the significance of the Cornish mining diaspora when you travel around Australia (And many other places around the globe) I visited many of our old mining towns when in Oz.Our lifeblood once upon a time,greatest mining race the world has ever known.Just subscribed mate and am enjoying your vids.

Michael tokley

Thanks alot for sharing

is this a mainly copper mine

thanks for sharing

Hey does anyone have videos of a man engine working? I can't find any.

thanks Gary always a fantastic vid. really enjoy your channel and seeing the pics you put in the fb group much appreciated. stay safe an be lucky!

Looks like a fascinating and fun mine to explore!

That blue flowstone is amazing

Are they original stulls? in them stopes on the Way down

Me and my mates have been in the entrance bit, would you say it's easy to find your way around (and back out again) without a map?? We'd take safety precautions ect

Really interesting but the music is like something you have to listen to when waiting in a queue on the phone ! The commentary is good so you don't want to turn the sound off. MORE COMMENTARY, GARY, AND DITCH THE MUSIC.

Wrong ,, thats Loe Beach Feock.

do you make all the music yourself? really impressive

Fascinating stuff.... simple but effective bit of kit,, these vids are bloody great... and i have never been down a mine in my life.. i have so much respect for you blokes...

Fascinating stuff Gary..used spend my summer holidays in cornwall in a little village called Trewenack...loved every minute of it.... that was over 40 yrs ago...but tin mines always amazed me.... the engine houses the dodgey shaft openings and all the old out buildings...loved it.. haven't been back to cornwall for many years but still fascinated.i even got books on it... The J C Burrow picture are wonderful..have you seen them?? first time mines had been photographed with flash ...keep up the good work mate... wish i could go with you...ha ha

Good video Garry. I drilled some of those holes... Happy days. Great history with this place!

This brings back many happy memories Gary. Had a lot of fun drilling and blasting here during the early 90s, when a mining student at csm.

ha, ain't seen that one before !

I really like the historic pictures and commentary.

Screw wellies, boots and wet socks ;o)

Need more vids Gary!!!!! this is my favourite mining vid of all time, seen it so many times :) Uploading one over an hour long atm :)

Great footage and great mines, but why super impose nosferatu and add creepy soundtrack? It would be more exciting for us mine nerds just hearing you guys talk and kick up some gravel.

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing! Thumbs up 👍 I subscribed to your great channel. Notifications on 👍Hope you find some time to visit mine and sub back if you like it :) Have a pleasant evening!

The sound FX spoiled it , just tryn ta ear de ol tinner spin a yarn an a bloody whale keeps sqeeln ova da top

i don"t understand why you use two ropes with a descender , x PCG now living in France i know that it is possible to use STR like SINGLE ROPE TECHNIQUE one ROPE so why the hand bloquer? and the extra weight of rope? also there is the need to install deviations to stop the rope rubbing the rock! but otherwise it brings back fond memories, thanks

Well, at least you were getting some good footage at first! Wow, glad you kept your head there mate, lol, had a mind of its own there for a second it seems.

That was tremendous.Could not stop watching.Great stuff.