Ellington's Last Day 2005

[@RGFox-mr5lm]

Outstanding insight, massively appreciated Vince, cheers bonny lad

[@philquine]

Amazing interesting footage. I personally would have preferred it without the music so you could hear all the sounds, but that’s just me. It’s heartbreaking we have lost this industry. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@seahamdesigner]

Cheers for this.

[@Cxwl9]

Closed our own pits to import coal was a crime a great industry gone
. 🇬🇧⚒️

[@here_for_the_popcorn4474]

My.Dad was an Alcan man after the army... any Alcan footage?...

[@rogerclarke3291]

Really good video and good footage. It looked a clean mine compared to some. Thanks for sharing.

[@christinespencer406]

Should be still going

[@PunkRockOilOi]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⛏️Good video . Just a shame we have now lost a great industry .⛏️

[@rossendalecollieries7995]

great to see, went down a few times on mines rescue training

[@AnthraciteHorrorStories]

Nice. Those lower levels flooded would you say?

[@lornaburgess9762]

My cousin Jimmy Wakenshaw worked there till it closed thanks to Thatcher.

[@AnthraciteHorrorStories]

Looks sad. Cheers from Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Country... what's left of it anyways.

[@chriscars3578]

The miners were the best bunch of men I ever worked with

[@mickhelliar2502]

I agree.......I miss working downstairs.........most the mines I worked are all closed now