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I mean it's private property and I'm sure it's fetched off farther back. Just can't see it . The people who are legally allowed there know where to go and where not.
How the hell has this not been capped or fenced off, anybody or any poor unfortunate animal could fall down there in the dark. Could even be a missing person down there. Its appalling that the authorities have just left this open like this. Total lack of respect for safety.
It’s really interesting history and the reason they didn’t cover it is because there is hundreds of these in PA alone, most of them unmapped and in the middle of the woods. It would be impossible to cover them all let alone find all of them. Holes like this are where a “fan house” was, many years ago, essentially a small building with a huge fan providing fresh air to a mineshaft. Some of these still have the fan house covering them, I have seen multiple in person. Anywhere from 20 feet to 100 feet deep or more. Pretty crazy.
@@ButterBallTheOpossum rotted or animal walked over and boom, fell to its grave. These holes they need to cover with metal and then put railings around it
In a coal mines are never Force air into the coal mine they always suck it out and if you look at the fan again you can see it has to suck out and the most important reason I always suck out instead of blowing in is if there's a gas pocket in there and it blows up you don't want to blow towards you as you're working that way it sucks the gas out and not blows the flames back towards you just a note
From the video doesn't seem to go to far unless that's a false floor covered in dirt and debris and the fan depending on the main audits location was to create a vacuum pulling air in through the main audit and other shoots lower in that location and judging by the fans blades that's what they were doing.
Cool find. Wouldn’t want be out hunting and stumble across one like that early morning or late eve. Know ur area if u can where u hunt. These old mines , surface cracks all over these woods. Might b days if help comes if ever. Be careful everyone. Try let someone u trust know ur general area if ur out exploring, hunting. AND stick to the plan you tell them. Stay safe y’all. Have fun.
Thats a death and a half man id have had to have built some sort of fence round it with all the dead fall logs and stuff like that before i left sketchy as hell that is
I remember when I was young dad & I found an old uncovered well in a grassy area of one of our fields. Not sure how dad found it but he was concerned and didn't want to risk the chance of anyone, including tresspassers falling in there. Anyway, dad had a well-oiled rock picking machine that consisted of four boys ;) We completely filled it up with rocks and the last couple feet with dirt.
Looks like iron and aluminum precipitation on the bottom of the floor. Did you guys test the AMD for any chemical parameters? Great fan house! You should have seen the Dorrance Fan House in Wilkes-Barre, PA!
Either the landowner is a completely incompetent person without a shred of sense, or this shaft is located in a developing country somewhere in Africa. We do not even have such a mess here in the Czech Republic, which is probably the most drilled country in Europe. Sometimes a poorly constructed cover of a disused shaft after mining collapses. But the situation will soon be rectified. You also write here that "you have not mapped the environment". In our country we have an online mapping portal of the whole country where mining remains are recorded. I have only seen such a lack of concern for safety in the videos of youtuber Igor Belov, who is from Ukraine, which is the most corrupt country, so one is not surprised by a +200m open hole there.
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Why is that not covered or at least fenced off? Imagine walking around there in the dark
It was at one point. You can see the metal fence poles. Just deteriorated away.
Don't be trespassing on other people's land and you won't fall in a hole
@@floydgumke235 do you actually know that where he is standing is private land or are you just talking out of your arse
Right, I was thinking about an animal falling in there
I mean it's private property and I'm sure it's fetched off farther back. Just can't see it . The people who are legally allowed there know where to go and where not.
I wonder how many animals have died because nobody bothered to cover this death trap.
Yeah, that's kinda crazy they just left a 100-foot death trap
There's many, many of these dangers! Just the ones known are crazy! Imagine all the random unknowns such as old wells and backyard or illegal mining.
How the hell has this not been capped or fenced off, anybody or any poor unfortunate animal could fall down there in the dark. Could even be a missing person down there. Its appalling that the authorities have just left this open like this. Total lack of respect for safety.
Shut the fuck up stop relying on the government for protection.
Fence the fucking mine people could fall in ot animals could drown so FUCKING FENCE IT YOU BITCHES
It’s really interesting history and the reason they didn’t cover it is because there is hundreds of these in PA alone, most of them unmapped and in the middle of the woods. It would be impossible to cover them all let alone find all of them. Holes like this are where a “fan house” was, many years ago, essentially a small building with a huge fan providing fresh air to a mineshaft. Some of these still have the fan house covering them, I have seen multiple in person. Anywhere from 20 feet to 100 feet deep or more. Pretty crazy.
@@jonahdalton6557that's actually so interesting thanks for sharing
That mine should be listed on Department of Mines and Energy historical registrar, someone needs to put a cover over that mine entrance
I believe this one is obvious than some other random holes. I bet some have vegetation or overgrowth, and some covered in snow.
*More obvious, rather.
I wonder why that huge hole isn't covered up or a big fence to be put around it ,to keep animals and people out .
It might have originally been covered but eventually the wood rotted away
@@ButterBallTheOpossum rotted or animal walked over and boom, fell to its grave. These holes they need to cover with metal and then put railings around it
There’s also hundreds of these, all unmapped and in the middle of nowhere PA, it would be impossible and too expensive to find and cover all of them.
They all used to have a building covering them
Can’t believe it’s not covered
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The fan would suck air out, not force it in
Any open shaft even on private land would be completely illegal here
In a coal mines are never Force air into the coal mine they always suck it out and if you look at the fan again you can see it has to suck out and the most important reason I always suck out instead of blowing in is if there's a gas pocket in there and it blows up you don't want to blow towards you as you're working that way it sucks the gas out and not blows the flames back towards you just a note
From the video doesn't seem to go to far unless that's a false floor covered in dirt and debris and the fan depending on the main audits location was to create a vacuum pulling air in through the main audit and other shoots lower in that location and judging by the fans blades that's what they were doing.
I like how towards the end he talked about the fan like 4 times before actually talking about it
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I agree with people in the comments, why don’t they have fence?
Cool find. Wouldn’t want be out hunting and stumble across one like that early morning or late eve.
Know ur area if u can where u hunt.
These old mines , surface cracks all over these woods. Might b days if help comes if ever. Be careful everyone. Try let someone u trust know ur general area if ur out exploring, hunting.
AND stick to the plan you tell them. Stay safe y’all. Have fun.
Thats a death and a half man id have had to have built some sort of fence round it with all the dead fall logs and stuff like that before i left sketchy as hell that is
That’s a good idea, but you have to find the shaft first and get the right amount of logs you can find.
Chainsaw just lay some big trees over it better then just a hole in the ground
Good stuff!! Love the history!!
I remember when I was young dad & I found an old uncovered well in a grassy area of one of our fields. Not sure how dad found it but he was concerned and didn't want to risk the chance of anyone, including tresspassers falling in there. Anyway, dad had a well-oiled rock picking machine that consisted of four boys ;) We completely filled it up with rocks and the last couple feet with dirt.
Please tell me there is a cover for that mine shaft?
How come the shafts not blocked off in some way. To prevent people or animals from falling in.
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In which shitty country are mine shafts unsecured?
looks like the well from the ring inside.
Love the fan 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Wonder whose wrist bones those are?
Wild that isn't sealed up?
Looks like iron and aluminum precipitation on the bottom of the floor. Did you guys test the AMD for any chemical parameters? Great fan house! You should have seen the Dorrance Fan House in Wilkes-Barre, PA!
I swear I heard a women's voice at 4:28
I heard it too!
hey bro ...but what was that thing on right side of the go pro at 3:08? 😮😮
Sand and sediment
I couldn't help but think of the movie the descent lol
But dumb of them lot not covering that over 🤯🤦
every coal mine that i was in had the air sucked through not blown in!!! just saying!
Man that water is clear. Need to put fish in it
Jesus Christ! How about a fence AND a cover on that death trap?
Thanks now I’m sleepy
Looks like any other aquarium
Imagine drowning in a forest!
Either the landowner is a completely incompetent person without a shred of sense, or this shaft is located in a developing country somewhere in Africa. We do not even have such a mess here in the Czech Republic, which is probably the most drilled country in Europe. Sometimes a poorly constructed cover of a disused shaft after mining collapses. But the situation will soon be rectified. You also write here that "you have not mapped the environment". In our country we have an online mapping portal of the whole country where mining remains are recorded. I have only seen such a lack of concern for safety in the videos of youtuber Igor Belov, who is from Ukraine, which is the most corrupt country, so one is not surprised by a +200m open hole there.
I thought I saw Jimmy Hoffa.
That not veery safe some one could fall down that mine Shaf!!!!
Another great job. Is the the same fan Jeff found a while back or different?
Same
Do they not see that the water is rising? I think you guys should run away if I was you
That clown from the movie "It" is down there
Water sounds wierd
I'm convinced I see bones and at least a jaw with teeth.
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Is this why to gopro always dirty
Lol yes. I clean it for you though
@@UndergroundBirmingham oh
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Pump out the water and go down
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😂 am literally not trolling but that's not far at all.
The water, no we were hoping it was gonna go the full 600 feet