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Squeezed Into Groundhog Hole and Found Something CRAZY
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2022
- #tunnels #abandonded #caves
PLEASE BE SAFE. Avoid mines, tunnels and caves without proper safety gear and experience.
Always inform a 3rd party of your location.
Credit CO.AG Music; Dark Rage
Looked like you really had to throttle it out of there brother.... 😅 Tight squeeze combined with uphill slopes are ball busters...Amazing hidden find ! Thanks for another cool explore.
That entrance looks pretty sketchy but it didn't really bother me too much. It was worth getting in there
@@AmazingPennsylvania Yeah that entrance didnt really look that bad at all.
Nice find! Can't wait to see you come back with proper gear and see how deep she goes
What lies beneath..a couple locos,maybe a beautiful old hoist and some mine carts??
@@577buttfan Now yer talkin' 🖤 👍👍
Another SUPERB video!
Just you guys getting thru the first hole had me freaking out😮
That is an awesome mine, and was a great video!
Finally found another exploring channel heck yes
That BRIESS bag laying there says someone was making malted liquor down there at one time.
4:39 says it all haha... looks untouched,the colors and shit sickles down that slope are incredible.Get your muckers ready lol.Awesome find!!
Sad thing is they were in my trunk lol. At least we found out what it was
@577 Jersey Customs Adventures Mud muckers and s**t sickles.... Dude it just don't get no better bro..... Lol
@@milemarker_oscar_mike I love s**t sickles so much.Thing of damn beauty really:)
New subscriber here, awesome video!
My groundhog needs to get busy, damn it! The only thing it does is make tunnels through the blackberry bushes!
Totally wild explore 🙌❤️🙌
That's unreal. It's amazing how small the entry's are on the coal mines. Did they cover them up in most cases?. The openings had to have been really big back then, and what about roads. They needed to haul the stuff out of there somehow. I don't see anything like that in your videos.
Over time they collapse and get overgrown
SUPER COOL FIND !
Wow thats crazy!!
I used to be quite adventurous but I would have never went in that small opening. Your a brave man. Hey have you ever come upon a animal in tunnels, caves, or mines besides a skunk?
Yeah I saw a bear about 50 feet into a tunnel. Needless to say i didn't go in lol
Are you going to do a return trip to explore more of that mine
It's very tempting right? I would say at some point
I Love you caves and Mines but you scare the shit out of me......................
Need a crew to explore all that. Returning later? Gotta see it all(safty first of course) You should have a meet up sometime. Whats the farthest you went in a mine( time or distance)?
The furthest I ever went was also one of the easiest, mostly just walking for a couple miles. The deepest was the most mentally and physically demanding. It involved climbing down, crawling, rafting, roping down further, then navigating the mine!
Was the entrance collapsed after the mine closed?
I could not tell in the video, but the cable, was it a wire rope? If so, then they may have used it to pull the carts back up the incline shaft?
Truth is, there may be many drifts to the sides, but as the drift played out, they put a gob wall over the drift as it wasn't needed any more.
Love mines, but I love caves more! But mines sometimes gets you into a cave otherwise inaccessible!
I agree but everytime I think I found a cave it turns out to be a mine entrance. I'd have to travel outside northeast PA to find some good decent size caves
Y’all ever come to Centre Co. We have a lot here .
I live in Blair county and would love to know where a lot of your videos take place
I second that
I've never been in a mine. I'm almost 62. To dam old now. LOL 😂
It's probably for the better 😁
Are these all in the northern field? I live in the eastern middle and all the ones ive found are either flooded or get way too sketch due to the pillars being robbed. Im jealous haha.
Yeah but it's almost the same situation with flooding and collapses. Overall what remains is a tiny fraction of what was once open and worked
Nice
The entrance , u think it was blocked off on purpose ? How would they get the coal out ?
I believe that was only meant for air flow. That opening may have been even smaller back then too
@@AmazingPennsylvania If that portal was just used for ventilation there might be the possibility on an extensive explore of that place to be able to find another way out at the main entrance of that mine. 🤔 Sooo cool to think that could be possible man.
What years do you guesstimate this mine was worked?
Definitely early 1900s. Possibly somewhere between 1915 to 1955
@@AmazingPennsylvania Thank you. I was not aware that coal mining in such conditions continued into the 1950s.
What was mined in there?
This was a coal mine
Why? Do you do this? I grew up in the mountains. Even worked at a surface mine company. Yeah! Nice,but why ?
That's a tough one to answer other than loving to explore
Show the gold
First lol as usual
As usual !!! 😁🤣