A Scary Situation Whilst Exploring Never Before Seen Mine Workings ( 1/2 ) : UKAME
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
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This channel is based in the North East of England ( UK ) and documents our explorations of both the underground and above ground workings of abandoned, and sometimes operational mines within areas such as the Northern Pennines, North Yorkshire and the Lake District, sometimes a little further. We now and again throw in some caving too. Our intention is to document these abandoned mines, show how they worked and talk about the history behind them. Unfortunately, due to politics, or the need to preserve the site, we can not always name the mine location. If the location is not shown in the video, please do not ask as refusal to divulge often offends.
THE DANGERS OF ABANDONED MINE EXPLORATION :
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Abandoned mines contain dangers for which equipment and training are required. Hazards can include false floors, open shafts, low oxygen, poisonous gases, collapsing or rotten structures, explosives, flood risks, bacterial infection and of course, rock falls. NEVER enter alone, ALWAYS thoroughly research your destination, ALWAYS alert a third party to your plans and timings. STAY OUT, STAY ALIVE.
This video SHOULD NOT be considered instructional or used for navigation within this mine. Video is for historical documentation and entertainment only.
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Well that entrance certainly has character😂 Can’t wait for part 2!
Lol, thanks, yes, it's.....interesting.
Happy new Caving suit Gary 😂
Happy new caving suit Gary! I hope it stays nice (and is easily cleaned!)
It won’t ;)
Fantastic mine
Thankyou, more to come from it as much more to see
I can't believe you guys are going to climb that dangling ladder. You're much braver than I am. Thanks for these videos.
It's not the dangling ladder we have to worry about, that comes later ;)
Fantastic video. You should have shown a little more of the wedges being put in place and then being climbed. 👍
Thankyou, I had intended too, I expected him to still be putting them in when I got back from looking at the shaft, but he had already climbed lol. Last part up tomorrow :)
Very nice explore and thanks for taking us along
Hope Gary wasn't feeling too blue after getting his new suit dirty 👍
I'm sure he will get over it ;)
Another interesting video and clearly shows the dangers of all the collapse.
Looking forward to watching the next video and hope you all got out safely.
Glad you enjoyed it. You'll find out :)
Awesome. These workings look very similar to the workings we explored Thursday and Friday on our first expedition outside of Wales. The arched tunnels with the ore chutes were spectacular and the artefacts, wow
Thanks, they are actually not too far from where you went, same ore field, which is why they use stone arching instead of wood instead of it's scarcity. If you arrange another trip up here, I can take you around them :)
@@UKAbandonedMineExplores thank you very much, we will definitely be making more trips in the future. And likewise with mines here👊
That was a really nice shade of blue once .
Lolol
Beautiful entrance this could be interesting! Love the blue suit Gary, very nice for now. Hello George! Nice random bucket like that. Very claustrophobic in there Steve bit of a squeeze in places. You have to be careful of those shafts 😱 oh can't wait for part 2! 😮❤❤❤❤❤👍
That wasn't my first thought when I first saw that entrance years ago lol. Yes, we have a tradition that if you pick up a bucket with a hole in it, you have to sing the song lol, you'll see that in part 2. Been a bit of a mammoth edit for part 2, but just finished.
Oh I hope you got into the working stopes Matey great video
You shall see next week. Thanks Keith :)
Always fascinated with the stone work and arching were the miners adept at doing that work or were masons brought in to do it? 🤷♂️
Nice vid ! As usual awaiting the next vid 😆 especially part 2 of this one ☝️ ✌️🤙
Thanks, yes, it was its own trade. Stone was used in the area due to lack of wood which made wood very expensive. Some of the mines imported wood from America for the hoppers due to it's characteristics.
Thanks 👍
Thank.
Your welcome :)
That start entrance...F#£k that!!!
That’s what I said the first time I saw it lol.
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✨🏴✨🥰✨👍✨♥️✨🤗✨.
What a narrow and rotten entry tunnel! What are you using to film? The video it's really bright for that dark mine, or maybe it's just that you have a powerful light set 🤔
Yes, it's not nice. Use an iPhone 15 pro max to record and it's a diver's flood torch that does lighting duties :)
@@UKAbandonedMineExplores Wow! There is some serious light involved, i initially believed it was an action cam like the a GoPro, not a phone haha
Have you ever tried using an action cam? Or mabye they don't perform well as the iphone in these environments?
@@iRicercatoriPazziused to use a GoPro 11 but the camera is more light sensitive, more stable and produced better colours. Also doesn’t freeze all the time lol
@@UKAbandonedMineExplores Oh, thanks for your experience shared and the quick reply!! Happy future explorations! 🔦🦇