Some quick advice I'd like to give you if you ever explore anything like this again: First off, if the place you're exploring seems long/confusing or has lots of turns, I highly suggest you carry some paper and a writing utensil so you can draw out your path as you go along so you won't get lost. Secondly, be very cautious and weary of collapses and be careful to not initiate any collapses, so try to keep vibrations to a minimum. If you see water leaking from the ceiling be extra careful since I believe the water might be adding excess weight to the rock making it more likely to collapse. I'm not a professional by any means but these are some things worth considering
I don't disagree with anything here, you're right. Some things just dont' apply here, which you can't know. The overview over the turns and ways there were was way better when you were there opposing to the video, and people were walking there a lot more regularly as in the video. It's used as a path through for hikers, as i got to know afterwards. Thanks!
Mike Hunt I was thinking the same thing. Needs to have rocks and dirt shoveled and swept out, doors greased up and well provisioned. Could stay there safely for a few years if properly set up. By the way Mike, say hello to Hugh Jass for me would you?
I have visited Switzerland several times. My hosts told me of many odd things that are done for defensive reasons. This tunnel system is just one of them. It is a beautiful country.
The Swiss have a pretty unbeatable plan and that's run to the mountains and fight guerilla warfare until the enemy gives up worked well on Vietnam and Afghanistan lol.
It’s insane that the mountain is SO Steep, with no roads, in the middle of nowhere, with a large entrance on one side and a doorway on the other, yet we all know at one time there must have been hundreds of people there to first blast it out, clear the rock, lay the concrete rooms, install the metal doors, install wiring, and then get 1/2 way done and told to leave. I’m dying for the whole story on this place
This is all i've got so far: 1822 General Henri Dufour visited that cave to write about it. Its called the "Schafloch", sheep hole in english. We have sheep up there. Then before the second world war the swiss army built this bunker into it. Reinforcements in the form of concrete walls, iron doors and shooting holes. It wasnt used, and is currently open to hikers at own risk. Its at a 1780 meters over the sea. It was usable as a bunker, they probably only supported the parts that weren't stable back then with concrete, and the door frames ofc.
I'm from the UK ...stoned ....and this is just exceptional ... the scenery , the tunnels , would be fascinating to see the actual map or layout in relation to the mountain !!!! Fantastic
@@RedMediaStudios just the scale .. as where I live the elevation is low 20 m above sea level No passport or money so chances of visiting ...slim Great Video BTW
@@GaryOK oh yeah and i could kind of provide something like that. I had my hiking app recording the whole hike, and you can see all three points where i was out on the map, connected by a straight line (signal loss ofc) Where can i send u a screenshot?
I found it so weird that he was walking along this crazy tunnel & 2 people suddenly passed him going in the other direction. I think he actually knows where he is going & this was all just to create the video. Interesting stuff tho, and for someone who is really lost it looks terrifying !
Read the description, i put some story of the bunker there. At first i didnt knew it existed, i went there to continue my cinematic hiking video series 'visitswitzerland' and randomly found it. After knowing where it leads and a short bit of googling i knew that it is nowadays used as a 'on your own risk' passthrough for hikers who dont want to go all the way to the top.
I know where that is because I live there in the region. It's an abandoned defence system, but today it's really more of a tunnel for brave hikers to get from one side of the mountain to the other. The place is very remote and it is quite challenging to get there. That's why there's no graffiti or masses of rubbish. But I think there is a geocache hidden somewhere.
@@shawnoneil2046 Someone leaves something out in public, but instead of being stolen or cleaned up, people just come and fiddle with it and put it back. Very odd. I'm told it can be quite fun though.
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At first I thought that this redoubt was a shelter but the more you are exploring makes me think it's a garrison for some spec forces base and I wouldn't be surprised to find hidden exits
My answer to another comment: 1822 General Henri Dufour visited that cave to write about it. Its called the "Schafloch", sheep hole in english. We have sheep up there. Then before the second world war the swiss army built this bunker into it. Reinforcements in the form of concrete walls, iron doors and shooting holes. It wasnt used, and is currently open to hikers at own risk. Its at a 1780 meters over the sea.
@Receding Rebel I see it now and one conspiracy is that that whomever did concreting cam upon something that didn't want them there and either killed them or it persuaded them to leave
We have many of these here in Switzerland. All over. Some much nicer for the population shelters and some like these originally for military equipment and defense. There are in fact too many, that’s why some are abandoned and not maintained anymore, some are even sold, you can buy one if you keep looking and are lucky. Switzerlands defenses are unparalleled.
Great Video. I am Swiss, long away since 2012, now in Argentina. I miss mountains. I was working on many road or rails tunnels wirh Orange and Sunrise. Even San Gottard tunnel on the annual maintenance. Very good your channel. Ricardo Stoecklin. This one looks militar
Ich war am 12. Juli 2021 im Schafloch. So ganz alleine ist es schon extrem gruselig. Auf dem Rückweg kam mir eine Familie mit Hunden entgegen. Höllenhunde 🙂. Da habe ich mir fast in die Hosen gemacht...
Ich war nur auf ner Rundwanderung, kannte den Bunker nicht. Dachte zuerst, dieser Tunnel ist etwa so 80m lang und am Ende ist irgend nen Schaltkasten mit zwei Lampen. Dann haben sich die zwei Lichter plötzlich angefangen zu bewegen xD (die zwei Leute die mir entgegengekommen sind) Und am Ende hat mich ja einer erschreckt im Video Ich gebe nur so ein woah von mir aber ich hab much höllisch erschrocken xF
That's pretty cool that they have it open to hikers. If it were in the U.S. The walls would be full of graffiti and there would be empty beer cans in some of those rooms. I only say this because I live in the U.S.
Thats a good size bunker. Would have been great for watch out post and maybe communications. Seems kind of out of place, but during WW2 bunkers were put everywhere
This was part of a defensive line here in switzerland. I cant really tell you much about it, i learned about it 4 years ago and forgot what it was called, so i cant really google either...
Me encanta ese túnel de la montaña Soy colombiano de Colombia de Santander del sur departamento de Santander del sur de Colombia me encanta ese túnel de esa piedra Un diseño muy maravilloso el que te hizo esa Esa roca yo creo que buena en la primera o Segunda Guerra Mundial para esconderse para esconderse la gente me imagino pero muy bueno el que se genio Ese es el túnel tan bonito que hizo en la piedra en una montaña en La Roca eso es muy interesante me gusta mucho lo felicito las personas que hicieron eso este video me encanta Muchas gracias
Cesar Pinzon,,te imaginas lugares así y tanta gente desaparecida,,secuestrada,,nada bonito, a no ser fuera para esconderse de una guerra,, pero muchas veces lo usan criminales.
Ohh that makes sense. I wasnt sure if they laid cables up there cause it wouldnt be *that* far away from civilization, but dozens of years ago a generator would make much more sense (also no risk of power outage due to outside events. Makes a lot of sense) Thanks for the info, ill put it into the description!
Looks like a old mine that was turned into a under mountain fortification. Firing holes over looking the valley. Excellent position. Either gonna save you or be entombed
Looks easier to escape being shot if the tunnels are "Not in a straight line in" this war bunker.If the windows were made big you could have a bunker hotel.Each window tunnel "to mountain view" could be a bar, an infinity pool,an exit point to ski off or gondola cable car off mountain.🙂most of the work has being started it just needs futuristic vision.......
Eh, the not straight lines are for the crew to be in while they werent up there yet. The straight tunnel to the other side of the mountain was the escape route, should they be able to enter the bunker
As American I'm glad I understand the language because if there were no subs and spoken in a different language... I wouldn't understand and plus it was maybe Americans that left the trash
My channel is mostly german but i tend to do the videos like this in english for this exact reason😅 Oh and believe me, swiss people can be disgusting too, ive met my fair share. There are sadly a lot that would do things like this.
@@lemniscate2218 if you've got three minutes, heres the hiking video: ruclips.net/video/_16nrQRmTNc/видео.html I started walking in the evening, the views start at about 40 secs ^^
The Swiss are a neutral country but are surrounded by nations that have historically been involved in wars not including WW1, WW2 and the Cold War. They are have built and still build bunkers as law so it's no surprise these tunnels exist either as defence line or refuge ...a cool place to explore though
How do you mean? If you're talking about my language, that was the adrenaline, i don't talk like that usually😅 Also my standart amount of views is like 50 or something, i definitely do thesd for fun ^^
That is one strange spot to build such an extensive tunnel. Does it really provide a short-cut from one valley to another? It seems that just around the corner there is a pass already? Since it is much older than any world war, it had some purpose originally other than military.
The cave itself was there way longer, but it got built to be a bunker in 1942. Its an important part in a swiss defense line in the second world war of which i forgot the name.
I didn't plan on doing that, i would have gotten a brighter one if it was planned ^^ And it looks darker on video. The two people walking towards me said "youve got quite the bright lamp there" (Du hesch o ne Strahler da)
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I'd still have had my phone (and camera screen should that one die too, i can see pretty well in the dark) haha. But i would have found out where o go by feeling eventually :D
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Some quick advice I'd like to give you if you ever explore anything like this again: First off, if the place you're exploring seems long/confusing or has lots of turns, I highly suggest you carry some paper and a writing utensil so you can draw out your path as you go along so you won't get lost. Secondly, be very cautious and weary of collapses and be careful to not initiate any collapses, so try to keep vibrations to a minimum. If you see water leaking from the ceiling be extra careful since I believe the water might be adding excess weight to the rock making it more likely to collapse. I'm not a professional by any means but these are some things worth considering
I don't disagree with anything here, you're right.
Some things just dont' apply here, which you can't know.
The overview over the turns and ways there were was way better when you were there opposing to the video, and people were walking there a lot more regularly as in the video. It's used as a path through for hikers, as i got to know afterwards. Thanks!
The word is "wary" weary means tired. A common mistake.
Exactly
I'd be putting a door on it and stocking it up if I was you. Might as well get ready, that place is fucking perfect!
I put it into my "where to go if everything fucking collapses" list xD
You're not wrong..
Is Mike Hunt in here?
Anyone seen Mike Hunt?
@@chrisbrumbaugh9936 He’s with Dick Hurtz
Mike Hunt I was thinking the same thing. Needs to have rocks and dirt shoveled and swept out, doors greased up and well provisioned. Could stay there safely for a few years if properly set up. By the way Mike, say hello to Hugh Jass for me would you?
I have visited Switzerland several times. My hosts told me of many odd things that are done for defensive reasons. This tunnel system is just one of them. It is a beautiful country.
The Swiss have a pretty unbeatable plan and that's run to the mountains and fight guerilla warfare until the enemy gives up worked well on Vietnam and Afghanistan lol.
Odd but effective. Those would have been a murderous thing to try and storm back in the day.
They know obout the second death communing of a lake of fire and brimstone
@@morneterblanche2228 pole shift, the next reset nibiru the destroyer
@@wrighrw2 yes , but give me the year and the season
It’s insane that the mountain is SO Steep, with no roads, in the middle of nowhere, with a large entrance on one side and a doorway on the other, yet we all know at one time there must have been hundreds of people there to first blast it out, clear the rock, lay the concrete rooms, install the metal doors, install wiring, and then get 1/2 way done and told to leave. I’m dying for the whole story on this place
This is all i've got so far:
1822 General Henri Dufour visited that cave to write about it. Its called the "Schafloch", sheep hole in english. We have sheep up there. Then before the second world war the swiss army built this bunker into it. Reinforcements in the form of concrete walls, iron doors and shooting holes. It wasnt used, and is currently open to hikers at own risk. Its at a 1780 meters over the sea.
It was usable as a bunker, they probably only supported the parts that weren't stable back then with concrete, and the door frames ofc.
WWII military bunker to defend that mountain pass.
You have walked through the ABYSS beforehand. This is Amazing.
I'm from the UK ...stoned ....and this is just exceptional ... the scenery , the tunnels , would be fascinating to see the actual map or layout in relation to the mountain !!!!
Fantastic
Should you visit and want to hike or just see, feel free to ask away ^^
@@RedMediaStudios just the scale .. as where I live the elevation is low 20 m above sea level
No passport or money so chances of visiting ...slim
Great Video BTW
@@GaryOK thanks
@@GaryOK oh yeah and i could kind of provide something like that. I had my hiking app recording the whole hike, and you can see all three points where i was out on the map, connected by a straight line (signal loss ofc)
Where can i send u a screenshot?
I love this guy's slightly eccentric but extremely likable personality
Mine? If yes, I'll remember that for at least six months, haha. Doesn't happen often, usually i'm the outsider
@@RedMediaStudios Yeah bro you actually seem like a cool person to hang out with
@@sphinx2077 thank you
Such a sweet spot
I found it so weird that he was walking along this crazy tunnel & 2 people suddenly passed him going in the other direction. I think he actually knows where he is going & this was all just to create the video. Interesting stuff tho, and for someone who is really lost it looks terrifying !
Read the description, i put some story of the bunker there.
At first i didnt knew it existed, i went there to continue my cinematic hiking video series 'visitswitzerland' and randomly found it. After knowing where it leads and a short bit of googling i knew that it is nowadays used as a 'on your own risk' passthrough for hikers who dont want to go all the way to the top.
I know where that is because I live there in the region. It's an abandoned defence system, but today it's really more of a tunnel for brave hikers to get from one side of the mountain to the other. The place is very remote and it is quite challenging to get there. That's why there's no graffiti or masses of rubbish. But I think there is a geocache hidden somewhere.
The last time ive heard of geocaching was around 6 years ago, where i failed to understand that with my family xD
enri hess What is a geocache ?
@@shawnoneil2046 Someone leaves something out in public, but instead of being stolen or cleaned up, people just come and fiddle with it and put it back. Very odd. I'm told it can be quite fun though.
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That is so cool! Thanks for showing us this!
It's a place that has so much potential!
At first I thought that this redoubt was a shelter but the more you are exploring makes me think it's a garrison for some spec forces base and I wouldn't be surprised to find hidden exits
My answer to another comment:
1822 General Henri Dufour visited that cave to write about it. Its called the "Schafloch", sheep hole in english. We have sheep up there. Then before the second world war the swiss army built this bunker into it. Reinforcements in the form of concrete walls, iron doors and shooting holes. It wasnt used, and is currently open to hikers at own risk. Its at a 1780 meters over the sea.
I was thinking the very same thing !
@Receding Rebel I still can't see what I'm looking for
@Receding Rebel I see it now and one conspiracy is that that whomever did concreting cam upon something that didn't want them there and either killed them or it persuaded them to leave
This is an incredible find and awesome discovery!
Alter bist du verrückt da allein reinzugehen 🦊
*Suddenly, a voice:* I'm the Minotaur and you do not have a ball of thread to find the way out!
This would make a great holiday home
Watching from Nepal 🇳🇵
Excellent video sir. Excellent video. Please bring such new things to World. God bless you and all.
ชอบดูการสำรวจอะไรแบบนี้จริงๆ ลุ้นและตื่นเต้นดีว่าจะเจออะไรข้างหน้าบ้าง
God bless you my dear friend. Very tough work you have done. Not possible for me. Thanks my dear friend.
We have many of these here in Switzerland. All over. Some much nicer for the population shelters and some like these originally for military equipment and defense. There are in fact too many, that’s why some are abandoned and not maintained anymore, some are even sold, you can buy one if you keep looking and are lucky.
Switzerlands defenses are unparalleled.
Great Video. I am Swiss, long away since 2012, now in Argentina. I miss mountains. I was working on many road or rails tunnels wirh Orange and Sunrise. Even San Gottard tunnel on the annual maintenance. Very good your channel. Ricardo Stoecklin. This one looks militar
Thanks. Yeah i put a bit of info about it in the description
"Who the f*** carried the concrete up here?" 🤣
Ich war am 12. Juli 2021 im Schafloch. So ganz alleine ist es schon extrem gruselig. Auf dem Rückweg kam mir eine Familie mit Hunden entgegen. Höllenhunde 🙂. Da habe ich mir fast in die Hosen gemacht...
Ich war nur auf ner Rundwanderung, kannte den Bunker nicht. Dachte zuerst, dieser Tunnel ist etwa so 80m lang und am Ende ist irgend nen Schaltkasten mit zwei Lampen.
Dann haben sich die zwei Lichter plötzlich angefangen zu bewegen xD
(die zwei Leute die mir entgegengekommen sind)
Und am Ende hat mich ja einer erschreckt im Video
Ich gebe nur so ein woah von mir aber ich hab much höllisch erschrocken xF
ฉันเห็นมีชายใส่กางเกงขาสั้น น่าจะเป็นสีฟ้าเดินสวนทางคุณมา ช่วงคุณเดินตามแสงไฟ ฉันคิดว่าทำไมคุณไม่ถามเขา เห็นช่วงใกล้ทางออกหน้าผา ที่มีบันไดปีนออกไปข้างนอก
You are so brave! 🤯
That's pretty cool that they have it open to hikers.
If it were in the U.S. The walls would be full of graffiti and there would be empty beer cans in some of those rooms.
I only say this because I live in the U.S.
Don't forget homeless people trashing it...
Eh, thats a three hour walk for someone with good endurance, no homeless up there, ever
Hallo oha da muss ich auch mal hin. Schon mal gehört davon. Aber das dies so gross ist. Danke zum zeigen. Schöne Grüsse aus dem Wallis.
Danke
Very beautiful bunker
Gorgeous
This is by far the weirdest bunker I have ever seen.
the first bit got me excited to see!
Love from Nepal 🙏🙏🙏
Interesante el lugar,vistas al exterior preciosas..un video jodidamente bueno👍un saludo desde Barcelona
مغامرة جميلة ومخاطرة لكن كل شيئ رائع شكرا علي هذاالفديو الذي اتمعنا كثيرا
شكرًا لك
Really cool. Thanks for sharing.
wow excellent job, you came out safe
Geile Location und Video, daher ein Like von mir. Grüsse gehen raus!
Thats a good size bunker. Would have been great for watch out post and maybe communications. Seems kind of out of place, but during WW2 bunkers were put everywhere
This was part of a defensive line here in switzerland. I cant really tell you much about it, i learned about it 4 years ago and forgot what it was called, so i cant really google either...
@@RedMediaStudios right on. Very cool place for if the shit hits the fan fully!
For me it is a sound fortress that wouldn't take much to much to make it a working shelter again
Ha ha. Stumbled across your crazy video really enjoyed it thank you
thank you!
Thank you so much🙏
Amazing video 😲😲😲
🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱💞🥰🙏🏻
Very nice bunker.
Enjoyed the video
Isn't that the truth. Someone couldn't take that wrapper with them out? Good video.
Portland, O USA
Yeah, i see a lot of behaviour like that. Some even think it's cool. Beyond me.
Amazing
Me encanta ese túnel de la montaña Soy colombiano de Colombia de Santander del sur departamento de Santander del sur de Colombia me encanta ese túnel de esa piedra Un diseño muy maravilloso el que te hizo esa Esa roca yo creo que buena en la primera o Segunda Guerra Mundial para esconderse para esconderse la gente me imagino pero muy bueno el que se genio Ese es el túnel tan bonito que hizo en la piedra en una montaña en La Roca eso es muy interesante me gusta mucho lo felicito las personas que hicieron eso este video me encanta Muchas gracias
Cesar Pinzon,,te imaginas lugares así y tanta gente desaparecida,,secuestrada,,nada bonito, a no ser fuera para esconderse de una guerra,, pero muchas veces lo usan criminales.
Wow that is HUGE! When you said that you didn't know what that is for, it's the concrete base for a engine and generator to make electricity.
Ohh that makes sense. I wasnt sure if they laid cables up there cause it wouldnt be *that* far away from civilization, but dozens of years ago a generator would make much more sense (also no risk of power outage due to outside events. Makes a lot of sense)
Thanks for the info, ill put it into the description!
Wow what an excellent explore
really one of the best upload
Very impressive. Would be hard for enemy to penetrate something like that. Few snipers at the doors and you’re good
Nice and dry
Cool place
Big work to make
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Amazing work of anacent people 👌👍
Nice!
Lol coming across two mountain dwellers. Scared the shit out of me in that long ass tunnel.
wow amazing video very hard work tunnels military i like it
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Super
Take care my bro love you❤ from Manipur
WOW... very nice video
Looks like a old mine that was turned into a under mountain fortification. Firing holes over looking the valley. Excellent position.
Either gonna save you or be entombed
Story is in the description, it would have been used to defend and then flee through the mountain to the other side
Looks easier to escape being shot if the tunnels are "Not in a straight line in" this war bunker.If the windows were made big you could have a bunker hotel.Each window tunnel "to mountain view" could be a bar, an infinity pool,an exit point to ski off or gondola cable car off mountain.🙂most of the work has being started it just needs futuristic vision.......
Eh, the not straight lines are for the crew to be in while they werent up there yet. The straight tunnel to the other side of the mountain was the escape route, should they be able to enter the bunker
This was larger and more fun than Japanese-built fortifications I've seen.
With less dangerous munitions underfoot, also, I presume.
Eu amo esses lugares onde fica vocês são muito corajosos
As American I'm glad I understand the language because if there were no subs and spoken in a different language... I wouldn't understand and plus it was maybe Americans that left the trash
My channel is mostly german but i tend to do the videos like this in english for this exact reason😅
Oh and believe me, swiss people can be disgusting too, ive met my fair share. There are sadly a lot that would do things like this.
@@RedMediaStudios I love in downtown san diego(low-key) it's expensive as hell and certain areas are trashy but thanks man for the reply
@@lemniscate2218 if you've got three minutes, heres the hiking video:
ruclips.net/video/_16nrQRmTNc/видео.html
I started walking in the evening, the views start at about 40 secs ^^
@@RedMediaStudios thanks I would love to visit Switzerland. I need some time until things come down with covid and Russia
3:43 exacly what i was thinking XD
The Swiss are a neutral country but are surrounded by nations that have historically been involved in wars not including WW1, WW2 and the Cold War.
They are have built and still build bunkers as law so it's no surprise these tunnels exist either as defence line or refuge ...a cool place to explore though
Exactly :)
Awesome. I wonder how long it took them to dig it all out and build it.
honestly camera men Good information
Dude you need a decent torch 🔦 great video though 👍
Discovered it while hiking, wasn't prepared for this^^
(also this vid kind of blew up. My average views are about 50 or something)
Wow, genial! Saludos Chile
You sounds like someone has forced you to do the video 😅 . Nice vid, nice place! Would be nice to spend night when travelling..
How do you mean? If you're talking about my language, that was the adrenaline, i don't talk like that usually😅
Also my standart amount of views is like 50 or something, i definitely do thesd for fun ^^
@@RedMediaStudios ok, im new in your feed.. looked iks exploration and ww2historyhunter so far..
Very cool
That is one strange spot to build such an extensive tunnel. Does it really provide a short-cut from one valley to another? It seems that just around the corner there is a pass already? Since it is much older than any world war, it had some purpose originally other than military.
The cave itself was there way longer, but it got built to be a bunker in 1942. Its an important part in a swiss defense line in the second world war of which i forgot the name.
That's badass
So long way fuhh you were out of there terryfaing cant imagin how long time they dig Windows view its so cool looking
Parece um labirinto. Onde fica esse lugar? Parabéns! Corajoso você!
Привет автор,это вы прогуливали в горном скале в пещере,по всей видимости заброшенная шахта,спасибо за видео💯👍👍👍
Qué fascinante y que asfixiante uaff nesecito un poco de aire felicidades
Amazing wonder...
Keren 👍👍
The bunker looks so horrible
I really enjoyed 😉
That's so kool 😎
Get a better torch mate!
I didn't plan on doing that, i would have gotten a brighter one if it was planned ^^
And it looks darker on video. The two people walking towards me said "youve got quite the bright lamp there" (Du hesch o ne Strahler da)
ESTE LUGAR É INCRÍVEL... QUE LUGAR SINISTRO... NOSSA UM BANKER NA MONTANHA SHOW... EXCELENTE VÍDEO PARABÉNS... QUE DEUS ABENÇOE VOCÊ SEMPRE POR TODO CAMINHO PERCORRIDO... JUNTOS SOMOS MAIS FORTES... TMJ.... ABRAÇÃO DO AVENTUREIRO PAULEK!
Thanks! :D
Indeed beautiful, here!
I Would Be Getting That Bunker Ready.
Perfect place for Ghost to chill
É incrível 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
wah good video shirng . from pakistan
It's not abandoned, it just hasn't been used yet. Apocalyptic bunker...many souls will survive in there.
What a deep!
interesting. One thought comes to mind, YOU would have been in one hell of a fix if that flashlight quit!
I'd still have had my phone (and camera screen should that one die too, i can see pretty well in the dark) haha. But i would have found out where o go by feeling eventually :D
@@RedMediaStudios well, thats good ! That took a lot of work to dig out that bunker in such a remote place.
😲😲😲😲😲 wow amazing
Did you see that bat fly in front of you before you told us you were turning Camera off?
LOL NO i gotta go check
@@RedMediaStudios 12:28 lol play in slo mo :) amazing
@@GaryOK i saw it xD
The electrical outlet....
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love ❤️ it
Nice
Voces são muitos corajosos.