Deep Descent Into The Earth Down Cryptic Staircase
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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Note: Exploring Abandoned locations especially mines and caves can be dangerous and deadly. I don't condone or encourage anyone to enter an Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, I seek out permission. I simply go to document its history before it's gone and leave things the way I find them. I assume all the risks & responsibility in doing so. Please don't attempt to do this on your own.
Made my legs tired just watching you walk down those stairs
Anybody else immediately think “fool of Took!” when they start throwing rocks down holes?
The amount of work that was done @ this mine is mind boggling, so much sweat & hard work was done here
I'm curious about mines, but would never go in one. There's just way too many dangers in there. Probably the scariest thing would be to step on old, wet dunamite. Cave ins are always a risk. This video is close enough for me.
According to some of the other mine exploration channels, the greatest danger is actually false floors. Most mines have multiple haul levels connecting by shafts. When they're no longer in use, the miners would sometimes build a wooden floor across such a shaft. But over time these floors can get covered with waste rock and debris, so that it looks just like the rest of the floor. But just underneath are old planks that have been decaying for decades. One misplaced step and you can find yourself falling several hundred feet down to a lower level. Several abandoned mine explorers have been killed this way.
@@Aethgeirwhat about old, wet dunamite
My father used to go in the mines when he worked for Joy. They had an issue with a chain, he was the one who went to fix the issue since he engineered some of them. He never came across an issue he couldn't solve to my knowledge. I became a machinist and have made some of the parts he designed to this day.
How are you going to find your way back? Stop going through every split and turn😮😮😮😮
If everyone was that frightened of everything nobody would leave the house. Let the men be men
@@thegarethdavppl literally die all the time doing this shit so it's a pretty reasonable comment. It's just an opinion anyway
Pretty much every split they got to already had something marked pointing in the direction of the exit so it’s really not that bad. I’ve done it quite a few times and for any split or turn I would put a piece of reflective tape on it showing the way out so I could see it if my light hit it. Most of everyone that goes into caves has their own way of remembering or marking the route. It’s the in experienced ones who go in not realizing how big the cave Is or how every turn looks the same that get themselves in trouble but by the looks of it theses guys have done it before and have a way that works for them.
0:11 bro made a trap song 😂
"I can't believe how deep we are" and then the beat drops😂😂
"I can't believe how deep we are
I can't believe they did this" 😂😂
@@marcelo_komanThey hit hard ✊️😔
If you go any further you’re gonna find orcs and goblins!
Loved this little trip. Fascinating and horrifying. Thanx for sharing, and making it bearable to watch by acting like grown men instead of screaming and shouting “OH DUDE!”… every 30 seconds. Love y’all!
I do say dude quite often so I apologize for that. This place was shocking. Thanks for watching!
you guys should bring chalk or spray paint to mark your turns so you can eliminate the fear of getting lost and maybe help a future explorer too
I was there in '71. I was 4 years old. I went with my foster father, 2 of his brothers, and 2 military buddies of his. The railing was still intact and that hole you were dropping things down had a drain cover on it.
At 5:59 mins where that solitary section of railing is (again, the trailing was intact the whole way down in 1971), I froze in fear because there was a ghost standing near where that last fat stalactite is. It wasn't so fast then. I had to be coaxed past him. The adults did not see it. We got to the bottom... or I think it was the bottom, it was leveled out, and I saw two more different ghosts and spun around and sprinted up the staircase to almost where I'd seen the other ghost and then stopped because I was afraid to keep going in case I saw him again. I had to wait for dad to come get me.
That summer I was taken to several unused mines around the country. They would ask if I thought there was any ore left or some mineral.
I will let you guess why. Because that's all I'm saying on here.
Done with skeptics.
Thanks for sharing the memories I know what you are saying about skeptics
Wow. I’m not a sceptic. I believe you mate. I saw a ghost of an old lady in an apartment I was staying in in 2003. It’s very unnerving for a 33 year old let alone a child. Thanks for telling your story. 👍🇬🇧
Terrifying and cool all at once, I don't care either what the skeptics say, I too have seen some WILD stuff over the years.
Let em judge lol!
Take your meds dear.
CREEPY!⚒
Metal is such an amazing material. You can harvest the oxides to make the metal and eventually that metal will turn back into the oxide it once was. Truly a recyclable material.
God gave us everything we need.
Hey man, thanks for posting this one. Amazing mine. The stairs were backrooms-level bizarre. It boggles my mind that places like this exist in the world. Subscribed.
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow, that is a nice haulage tunnel. Yes, remember using batteries you couldn't recharge, cost a bloody small fortune! I think that's the largest one I've seen you guys do, almost reminds me of the large iron ore mine we filmed, that was 5 miles across by 10 mile deep. Got as far as you can these days with the bad air.
Take a shot every time one says "brother".
@@bobbys4327 Thanks man!!
1:30 Do you want to get orcs? Because that's how you get orcs.
Hahaha we got some kinda technical difficulties down there whatever it was😂
🙋Hello from South Georgia. 😳You guys are insane but cool as all get out. Thanks for the creepy adventure. I love the way your camera just picks up all the colors inside those tunnels. Praying for you guys safety and God bless🙏🙏🥰
New sub here hello from Australia opal miner here so I relate to abandoned mine videos, thank you.
Did you see any gold? Or at least make it to China?
NOT DONE BY EARLY SETTLERS
Done by immigrants during industrial revolution.
How people go down such caves and not scared to come up to some reapers or zombies is beyond me😮
woah bro, could you imagine workin there every day?
You guys seem VERY competent, compared to most mine explorers. Keep up the good exploration regimen.
Great video. Amazing and scary. Feels like Gollum should be down there somewhere. You are real adventurers. Thank you.
Imagine all the work it took making those steps then removing the forms as well.
Put your monitor lower on your body at you knee or ankle
Just sayin
JMHO
If it was down by our feet it would have been sounding the whole time we were recording that repair shop. If it goes off when it's by our chest, we know it's time to get out soon.18%aint that bad for a short time.
If you give me a million dollars im not go down there Omg😮
I played Minecraft everybody knows lava is at the bottom😂
Send a Slinky toy down the steps.
That's no staircase to hell, it's a typical coal mine. There are hundreds, no thousands, just as big, if not bigger, from Pennsylvania to Georgia... the men that gave their lives working in them, they provided power for lights, ships, just about everything. They built this country. Great video!
Hell yeah let's go!
@577buttfan let's do it where are they?
Don’t forget Illinois my home state .
You’re mad. What about stamp collecting? 😂
I’d be in panic mode right about now!
There's a stairway to Heaven. You found the Stairway to HELL
Dropping the glow stick was chefs kiss
I'm so glad you posted this....ty😅I'm so glad I found your page😅
Who knew all of that was at the end of those stairs...absolutely beautiful mine 🫡
19:09 I would have loved to grab some of the black soot 😅
@@shariselove let's go 🎉
I actually thought there was a CB repair video at the bottom. Maybe next time LOL Thanks for sharing
Sorry brother. Should have another CB repair video coming out this November 🙂
@@577buttfanyou guys haven't ran into reptilians yet.seen anything unexpected
What happened to the exploration role of gold mines? don’t touch the wooden supports, they cannot be trusted.
@@daltonlightfoot6889 This isn't a gold mine and we needed to get down those steps. Thanks for watching 🙂
Concrete steps ... a maybe rock????
You guys maybe methain gas when u get to deep ??
WOW can you imagine days underground!! Hard work!!
This video is insanely awesome. I’m impressed with your consideration of the various dangerous aspects of this sort of pastime, too, for example your comments about the gases your body movements can pull along behind you in the tunnels. Keep this sort of thing coming, and thank you to the RUclips algorithm for recommending it! Have a sub!
Thanks glad you liked it .
Great video guys! fascinating.. thank you.
They were obviously following a vein, but of what? Coal? You guys should wear an altimeter so you know how deep you have gone and how much to have to climb! There must be a map of this somewhere in company files, if you can find it.
Chucking stones down that hole your lucky you didn't wake the Orcs & trolls
I'm thinking, what the heck was so valuable to go this freaking deep and excavate this freaking much.
I mean, you think people make a tunnel to GO somewhere but in this case they were just excavating for the material and a tunnel is the remainder of that.
Safer than to create a wide open room without support.
It looks too me like it is an old coal mine. They're massive, like this one. Gold, silver, etc are usually a thin vein that's followed. Coal is gigantic in comparison.
Indeed it is anthracite coal black gold.
Got bottom
Im tryin to imagine the level of physical labor involved and the man power involved to breakthrough and haul away all the debris. Then where did they dump it all? But what secrets did the miners find that lay hidden....
Holy beeping crap man!!! This is epic
Amazing footage, what headlamps do you recommend or are using?
I personally use an18650 powered 1K lumen flood headlamp(Everbrite).But I also use a large camera mounted flood(Neewer CN216) and two Sofrin hand helds with multiple back up batteries and glo sticks.Thanks for checking it out!
Oh man you woke the balrog!
And I thought the recesses of bone dry Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico was exciting!
@@TheBcambron welcome to Pennsylvania 🙂
Super cool video, to think of all the pipes and bricks and other things that had to be brought down all that way. Thanks for sharing!
ruclips.net/video/T3kU8j60Zp8/видео.html I got about 2.4 sec for the rock to fall, which means the hole is about 28 meters (92 feet) deep.
Nice!
The narration BROTHER
Hollow earth doesn’t seem so daft now does it.
I couldn't really hear what was being said, but found I had some of the same questions being asked in the comments. It might've made a much better video if you knew more about these places, like what were they mining, what those pipes were used for, how many men died down there in that sh*t-hole?
My guess is it was a coal mine. Coal deposits are usually larger than precious metals and minerals mines. The pipes are usually for air and possibly water. All though mines are usually made with a slight hill for water drainage. Some actually put in a much like curb on city streets. Most didn't bother. But probably would depend upon how big the mine is. The bigger it is the more likely you plan for proper drainage. Why you ask? It would keep the water towards the side. Probably by a slight tilt to the floor. This keeps the dripping water away from the center and the rails. Plus it might help the rails last a little bit longer.
Watch out for Tommy-knockers!
What did they mine in there?
Copper mine? Can touch guys explain what we are seeing- ore shoots, air shafts, etc?
We usually do in other videos this one was more of an adventure trip .It's a anthracite coal mine.
Hi at 13.22 on The left shaft is someone there
I couldn't see anything and I replayed the video over and over.
Is this the amazing PA guy ?
That looks like an old coal mine.Cool.
3:29 oh god, he's putting a lot of faith in that structure to put his weight on! Be careful guys!!
I don’t think the miners in general would use those steps everyday. It would be for maintaining the conveying gear. I might be wrong but usually there would be a shaft somewhere with cages or they would ride in from the surface. Where the tunnel went very wide I was expecting the shaft to be there at the end of the tunnel.
Go pro and fishing line
I pray to God , y'all let someone know where your at at all times while your out exploring! Please tell me y'all do😶 Please stay safe!
We always notify a 3rd party and have plenty of resources. Thanks for watching!
13:52 i guess where that leads...to the glowing stick 🤔🥴
Possibly to another part of the mine.The air and electronics where going nuts down here..kinda scary.Stay tuned :)
Do you guys not carry emergency oxygen?
@@shecat1964 others have down here we just decided to turn back when the air drops.
Course I make a little money
Haulin' coal by the ton
But when Saturday rolls around
I'm too tired for havin' fun
Too tired for havin'
I'm just workin' in a coal mine
Goin' down, down, down
Workin' in a coal mine
Oops, about to slip down
Workin' in a coal mine
Goin' down, down, down
Workin' in a coal mine
Oops, about to slip down
Paul Carlin Wuz Here 12:17
I think heavy duty hiking poles would have been extremely useful on the ascent and the decent...
I was carrying my camera gear in one hand so that wouldn't be too practical, but it would definitely be easier. Thanks for watching!.
Kuinka suurta on olla Jeesuksen oma ja pelastettu ei tarvi joutua pimeään kuiluun helvettiin vaan pääsee Taivaaseen lepoon ja iloon rauhaan😊😊😊
I love Jesus,did you like my video?
What's AT tHe BottOm of THIS spOOky STAIRWELL!>?
Well considering they're man made stairs, I'm gonna guess; a mineshaft?
Thanks for watching hope you enjoyed it
@@577buttfan I did enjoy it, these kinds of exploration videos are interesting. Stay safe out there.
@@adoredpariah Thanks again,these places are so hard to find.Stay tuned for more.
What a great channel you guys have.... you sound like your from NY state. Im from LI and it sucks out here, there's nothing to do. I wish my buddy and I could join you sometime.. we both love exploring but we're just stuck in the wrong geographic area. Were the same age as you too I think.
How long did it take you to climb back up those stairs?
@@rhondatrout1360 I Around 15-20 min or so,probaby around 300ft elevation...thanks for watching!
Growing up in Hudson county I used to explore similar places like this. Not so deep underground though! Lol
I wonder why they even bothered pulling all that iron rail back out of there, that's a shitload of unessessary work
A lot of times they utilize it in another part of the mine or another nearby mine. They scrapped a lot of it when they closed down also.
I can't imagine falling down those stairs
@@kalescullen3600 You would never stop until you made it to the bottom. That's a great comment. Thanks for watching bud.
Journey to the center of the Earth. Favorite movie,
There are still some old coal digs under Bevier Mo, but I don't think any adits survive!
The tunnels are slowly caving in, as evidenced by periodic sinkholes, but they are not to bad, and usually dead filledwithin a few yrs!
It's been 35yrs since I lived there, but I doubt the last has dropped!
Dad took me to miners lake, where they washed the coal back then, but the Peabody strip mine took over the area, and they had a wash plant at Thomas Hill Lake!
Not sure of any facts, aside from the history shared by Dad and Gpa, who were both operators of 2 shovels at Peabody, Big Dave and Mo-Mo(Missouri Monster)!
I did get to view one adit back in 72", but that has long ago disappeared!
I’d get lost down there
@6:45 when Men were Steel and Boats were Wood
@@pfcwar5150 heck yeah brother!
Looks like a blast door and dynamite storage
Who and how did they build these mines?? And also when?? xD
@@brock8281 European immigrants with black powder and dynamite from late 1800s-1970.
fantastic reportage- you guys and your colleagues are making a new kind of non-fiction television-- right on
@@blainedunlap8571 thank you! I really appreciate that comment. We love documenting this history and adding a little edge and drama to it for everybody to enjoy 🙂
See I would love to explore things like this.. but the climbing back up the steps would take me out 😂
DON'T FORGET TO BRING OR INVEST PENPOINTER & MENTAL DETECTOR JUST CURIOUS IF ANY GOLD SILVER, IM GOING CRAZY I WOULD BE METAL DETECTING WHILE WALKEN THROUGH HAHAHA ❤
thanks for taking us along again. by far the best video so far. you guys have to be careful, I heard alot of huffing and puffing. I know you guys always do things safe. you need to keep your eyes on those meters and watch those numbers, don't wait for the alarm to sound, sometimes when it goes off it might be too late. be safe and keep the videos coming. by the way, I haven't heard "Bump Bump" in awhile LOL
Cool mine I'm just curious what tips of mine was it.
Secret Metro
Go to nether
00:12 I thought you were going to start singing...
@@JtaS-g6n That's funny because Phil shows me singing in one of his videos LOL
Meu como foi escavado essas escadarias nessa profundidade?
Dynamite 🧨
These caves are not made my humans ..!
These are Anthracite coal mines and they are very much made by humans.We have the engineering maps and employment data..thanks for watching.
*rock falls down the bore hole
"FOOL OF A TOOK!"
Be careful dropping rocks Down into deep holes in mines, you never know what you might wake up!
Wow, really cool. Ty. Wonder how long it was open. Would be cool to see pictures when it was newer.
What were they mining in this mountain?
Anthracite coal.
Saw this on the other channel and had to subscribe because, it's just that good! 😊
@@paulvamos7319 Thanks. That other channel is probably my friend that was with me . It's always cool to see a different perspective
@@577buttfan So true and so cool! A bit disturbing that I can hear voices other than yours and your friends! 😳🤣
@@paulvamos7319 That's pretty normal for some of these places lol
@@577buttfan I heard a voice on his video also, near that hole in the wall!
Before ADA had requirement of elevators
Lots of electrical insulators hung from the ceiling, electric engines pulling ore carts?
Probably for lighting I imagine.