This was a nice little hike through the forest and to see what we could find left over from the operation. Not much is left but was a nice little stop except the mosquitoes. They were brutal at times haha. Hopefully you enjoyed the walk through this lesser known and visited area in Jasper.
What a great channel!! Glad I found it! Great walks. Jasper is a beautiful place in Alberta. I miss seeing it. This walk is nostalgic. Thank you for doing this walk Wade. Great channel my friend.
Mining has been a major part of our ancestry. My grandfather, the kid's great grandfather, moved to Milwaukee from the mining town of Virginia, Minnesota. My wife comes from one of the coal mining capitals of the world, West Virginia. It is such a woven thread into the history of the place, and is part of the story of what that state is going through right now. Your story reflects so much. - Daddy
Thanks for sharing those details. Many towns here only existed because of the coal industry and lots of towns have suffered since their decline and many disappeared. Take care! Happy holidays!
Amazing how nature takes back over. Hard to imagine how bustling it used to be when only the foundations really remain. I like old abandoned places like that too so you’re not alone on that.
Very interesting tour my friend. Thanks for the wonderful information and footage of this beautiful place. A delight to watch Wade. Enjoyed once again Irene.🌳💚
The pines and the moss on the concrete was awesome. Those mountains in the clearing were sweet to. 3:40 I thought it was a sasquatch sign at first lol.
Glad you enjoyed it! Nice atmosphere in the forest. Beautiful area there. Haha that would be funny a sasquatch sign. Could be a good place for him to hang out. 👍😀
Great Vlog, Thanks for introducing us to Pocahontas, the old biulding speak to the work and effort of a group of miners. What a great project to record the past, thanks
Thanks for the virtual tour (mosquito free). Great hike and awesome images... 09:48 OMG look at the mountains!!! I'd looooove to fly my drone there. Subbed!
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes mountains all around there but unfortunately for flying a drone they are banned in the national parks and there are heavy fines. Thanks for watching. Have a great day.
Great video exploring this amazing old Ghost Town and Coal mining place Wade. Thank you for the history and the tour. Thoroughly enjoyed this video. 🙏🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Glad you enjoyed it! I love finding all these historical places and sharing them. I am always on the hunt for some lesser known places. Thanks again. 😀👍
Thanks so much for the great video. It holds special interest to me as my Father was born there, his Uncle was killed in the mine, and my parents Honeymooned on a trip in 1947. My Mother says I was conceived somewhere in the area. Coincidently, I knew a guy who was born in the other Pocahontas. My Mother said they found the grave of his Uncle, as they put bars around the graves to prevent the bears from digging up the bodies. My Grandparents came from Scotland and he was a butcher in the company store. I don't know how many kids were born there, but I imagine not a lot. When the mine closed they moved the buildings on railcars, so the only places left are the foundations and concrete structures.
Thanks for checking it out! I am glad you enjoyed. These places are so interesting to me and I love hearing stories around them. Thanks for sharing your story I really appreciate that. Very interesting. 😀👍
Hello~ Nice to meet you. Tha places in the video are dreary. but the path is very beautiful. 4:22 The white marks on the old building's walls are eerie. I watched this video to end with interest. I gave you my full support. Let's stay connected for more interesting contents. Have a good day my new friend~
Yes it was a beautiful place to hike and search for left over ruins of the mine site. Thank you for the support I appreciate that. Have a great day. 😀👍
Neat history! It wasn't what I was expecting, but super neat. There are many places with the park (like this) that I can't imagine too many people take the time to visit. Glad you have taken the time to explore and shar it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it! There are so many places in the parks most wouldn't give it the time but I have seen most all of the main locations so I like looking for the more hidden spots and I like the history. Have a great week. 😀
Awesome seeing these old structures and ruins. Plus with them being in a national Park they are less likely to become vandalized. Pretty neat. Take care.
Thanks for watching! Yea the mosquitos were the worst ever haha. Very interesting for sure. I like walking around these abandoned locations and the history. Take care. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a nice walk through the forest with nice surroundings. Besides the mosquitos it was great. I like finding these often overlooked locations. 👍
Wonderful - very interesting. I didn't know there used to be mining up there. Good catch. Many great fell-framed scenes. Well done, my friend 👍. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your day 😀.
Many thanks! A mostly overlooked spot I would imagine since there is so much to see in the area. I like trying to find these lesser known places. Have a great weekend. 😀👍
Many thanks! Yes when given the chance nature reclaims its territory very quickly. It also helped that most of these places were salvaged and cleaned up so there wasn't much left. 😀
The places where they were dedicated to mining have great stories, great working people inhabit. The coal mines one of the most suffered for the worker. Very good historical video friend. Beautiful place.
Yes coal miners had some of the worst working conditions. I am glad there are some spots where they preserved some of the history to remember it. I enjoyed this little stop. Thanks for watching! 😀
It really is! I always find the history with these places interesting and fun to search around. Love the setting of the forest and mountains. Thanks! Have a great week.
Visually so beautiful✨‼️ Great and interesting video✨🎶 Good to feel the history of interesting spot🎶 I do not like mosquito either😆😆😆 Thank you for sharing😊
Thank you very much! It was a nice little place and a nice walk. I don't mind some mosquitos but this was on another level haha. Could barely breathe in some spots without eating some. 😀
Wow we have been to Jasper so many times and never knew this place even existed! Thanks for sharing another cool spot in Alberta's History. We might have to add this one to the list of cool places to go see!
I make a good effort to find some of the lesser known and travelled places now when I can and I love the history from back in those times that helped make Canada what it is today. It is worth the quick stop. The area seems like it is not being maintained so much anymore. They used to keep information pamphlets there to explain more of the history and the locations along the trail but apparently they haven't been restocked for years. A bit sad it is not being cared for much anymore.
@@ExploringwithWade It seems like a lot of places that contain important parts of our history are not being taken care of and slowly fading away. We think the best part of exploring is doing your research and finding those hidden gems and when you do it is so much more rewarding.
Awesome explore Wade. Loved learning the history of this place. Fun fact - When I lived in VA I lived in a town called Powhatan. Chief Powhatan was Pocahontas's father. 👍 ~ Kristine
Its so weird to see a place deserted when it would have been the centre of peoples lives. we had the decline of the coal mines in uk too and whole communities became unemployed. hard times. Thanks for sharing!
Abandoned places fascinate me. I always try and picture what it was like back when people were there and it was bustling and the mystery of what it was like. Hard times for sure. Thanks for watching! 👍
I have never heard of this before! Now I want to go!! I wonder if my kids would be able to handle the hike though?? Might have to wait until they are a touch older. Cool video!
Thank you! Most I talk to have never heard of it. I like this kinda stuff and history so I try and find the lesser known places in my travels also. The lower hike is very short and easy. Just lots of mosquitoes is the only negative haha.
Great exploration and excellent narration, Wade. I love the old mine shaft. It is great that these remains are still preserved and accessible. It is also great to see that nature already claimed almost everything of its territory back in such a short time period. I love such abandoned places full of history and still out in the wild. Thanks for sharing this beautiful and very interesting hike. 👍👌👏
Many thanks! Most of these sites when they closed down were salvaged and dismantled so there isn't much left but being able to see a few things left and they made a little hike in the area is nice to see. It doesn't take long for nature to reclaim. Finding these places are very interesting to me. Love the mystery and history. Have a great week. 😀👍
So this is the place based on the cartoon Disney used to make Pocahontas. This place reminds me so much of the cartoon and the recently released movie :)
Yes love the history and the setting and atmosphere of the forest and nature. The actual mines are almost always sealed in with no chance of access anymore for safety. Usually all that is left behind is just a few structures or foundations. They do a good job salvaging and repurposing the materials and buildings to other locations and cleaning up. That is why we see very little left. There are a few mines around where they give tours into the actual mines still. Thanks for watching. Have a great day. 😀
I love finding these lesser known and not so popular spots. I like the search for interesting places from our past and there are sometimes surprises you find along the way. Thanks for watching! Take care.
Interesting trip. I would imagine the vault is a dry place where they would store explosives. I didn't see any mine shaft entrances or did I blink while watching this? Looks like a good hike / walk if anything. We don't have many historical sites in Florida except some Spanish forts. Thanks for sharing.
With how it was built and the heavy built door yes most likely that is what it was for. There is so much remnants all scattered through the hills and usually in a lot of these places everything was salvaged and dismantled very well and mines completely sealed in. With a lot of hunting and research you could probably find the location of the original mine entrance but there wouldn't be anything visible most likely. With more time to search around I am sure there is still a few more interesting finds to be found. Thanks for watching! 👍
That seems like a really cool place and so awesome you can go through the mine. Thanks for sharing! I got an eerie vibe throughout the video, like poca haunt us, lol sorry!
Thanks for watching! You can't go into the mine that would be sealed in. Haha some people get an eerie vibe around old ruins and structures. Decay always gives off that mysterious type of feeling.
@@beyondyourbackyardadventur3089 There was no longer a sign telling me exactly what it was but most likely some sort of storage not really sure. The actual coal mine entrances are huge that would fit rail tracks and carts. If you are interested in a better idea of what it would all look like I have an abandoned coal mine video that I did a few months back that has a lot still intact to give you a better idea. It is pretty interesting.
I love the surroundings here. The forest and the mountains. No I don't always go alone. My wife is with me here. She is off taking photos but she is not too much into the abandoned and history like I am. 😀
I like finding some of the more obscure or forgotten places. Enjoyable searching and the mystery. I love it and plus these are all part of what made Canada what it is today so I like sharing and making people more aware of these spots. Thanks for watching!
It was still nice to see and go for a walk even if not much left. It probably was that. They called it a vault so it was to keep things like that most likely. The door was pretty strong. Thanks for watching!
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This was a nice little hike through the forest and to see what we could find left over from the operation. Not much is left but was a nice little stop except the mosquitoes. They were brutal at times haha. Hopefully you enjoyed the walk through this lesser known and visited area in Jasper.
I agree, went there in 2007 and the mosquitos were bad then too haha
What a great channel!! Glad I found it! Great walks. Jasper is a beautiful place in Alberta. I miss seeing it. This walk is nostalgic. Thank you for doing this walk Wade. Great channel my friend.
Thanks for watching! Jasper is a very beautiful spot. Love it out there. Have a great day. 👍😀
Awesome finds man!! Too much effort and not enough views
Thanks very much! Definitely lots of work and YT is a grind but I like doing what I am doing regardless of views. It is a nice hobby. 😀
Wow .... Great amazing.. the forest is beautiful... this was a stunning explore!! Neat find...take care
Yes it was a nice walk in the forest to see a little left over history. Thank you!! 😀
Mining has been a major part of our ancestry. My grandfather, the kid's great grandfather, moved to Milwaukee from the mining town of Virginia, Minnesota. My wife comes from one of the coal mining capitals of the world, West Virginia. It is such a woven thread into the history of the place, and is part of the story of what that state is going through right now. Your story reflects so much. - Daddy
Thanks for sharing those details. Many towns here only existed because of the coal industry and lots of towns have suffered since their decline and many disappeared. Take care! Happy holidays!
@@ExploringwithWade You too!
Amazing how nature takes back over. Hard to imagine how bustling it used to be when only the foundations really remain. I like old abandoned places like that too so you’re not alone on that.
It really is! I enjoy these places from history and the mystery that surrounds them. Thank you! 😀
Very interesting tour my friend. Thanks for the wonderful information and footage of this beautiful place. A delight to watch Wade. Enjoyed once again Irene.🌳💚
I enjoyed the walk through the forest and seeing some of what was left from the old operation. Mosquitos were brutal though haha. Thank you!
@@ExploringwithWade Oh no not mosquitos . Not good.!!!
another wonderful video, thanks for all the amazing visuals Wade, happy holidays !!
Thank you very much! Happy holidays too. 😀👍
@@ExploringwithWade > thanks Wade !
The pines and the moss on the concrete was awesome. Those mountains in the clearing were sweet to. 3:40 I thought it was a sasquatch sign at first lol.
Glad you enjoyed it! Nice atmosphere in the forest. Beautiful area there. Haha that would be funny a sasquatch sign. Could be a good place for him to hang out. 👍😀
Great Vlog, Thanks for introducing us to Pocahontas, the old biulding speak to the work and effort of a group of miners. What a great project to record the past, thanks
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! I love finding these lesser known places and sharing the history. 👍😀
Thanks for the virtual tour (mosquito free). Great hike and awesome images... 09:48 OMG look at the mountains!!! I'd looooove to fly my drone there. Subbed!
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes mountains all around there but unfortunately for flying a drone they are banned in the national parks and there are heavy fines. Thanks for watching. Have a great day.
@@ExploringwithWade We have similar rules in the USA... bummer.
Like 60 . this is an another great video from you! Just awesome presentation. I love the vegetation of the nature there! Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much! I appreciate the kind words. I love walking through the forest. Have a great day! 😀
Great video exploring this amazing old Ghost Town and Coal mining place Wade. Thank you for the history and the tour. Thoroughly enjoyed this video. 🙏🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Glad you enjoyed it! I love finding all these historical places and sharing them. I am always on the hunt for some lesser known places. Thanks again. 😀👍
@@ExploringwithWade awesome buddy 👍🏽
A pretty fabulous piece of history...fascinating! Love hearing about these rare and rather forgotten places...
Yes I like the search and finding some of these lesser known places. Lots of history here that most overlook. Thanks! 👍😀
Another great video! Definitely a great piece of history. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it. I love finding and learning about some of our lesser known history. I find it fascinating. Thanks buddy. 😀👍
Thanks so much for the great video. It holds special interest to me as my Father was born there, his Uncle was killed in the mine, and my parents Honeymooned on a trip in 1947. My Mother says I was conceived somewhere in the area. Coincidently, I knew a guy who was born in the other Pocahontas. My Mother said they found the grave of his Uncle, as they put bars around the graves to prevent the bears from digging up the bodies. My Grandparents came from Scotland and he was a butcher in the company store. I don't know how many kids were born there, but I imagine not a lot. When the mine closed they moved the buildings on railcars, so the only places left are the foundations and concrete structures.
Thanks for checking it out! I am glad you enjoyed. These places are so interesting to me and I love hearing stories around them. Thanks for sharing your story I really appreciate that. Very interesting. 😀👍
Nice walking vlog and narration, although abandoned place (Ghost town!!), I liked the location and the forest. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! The atmosphere of the forest and surroundings and how nature is taking back over the ruins it was a nice walk. 😀👍
Hello~ Nice to meet you. Tha places in the video are dreary. but the path is very beautiful. 4:22 The white marks on the old building's walls are eerie. I watched this video to end with interest. I gave you my full support. Let's stay connected for more interesting contents. Have a good day my new friend~
Yes it was a beautiful place to hike and search for left over ruins of the mine site. Thank you for the support I appreciate that. Have a great day. 😀👍
Neat history! It wasn't what I was expecting, but super neat. There are many places with the park (like this) that I can't imagine too many people take the time to visit. Glad you have taken the time to explore and shar it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it! There are so many places in the parks most wouldn't give it the time but I have seen most all of the main locations so I like looking for the more hidden spots and I like the history. Have a great week. 😀
Awesome seeing these old structures and ruins. Plus with them being in a national Park they are less likely to become vandalized. Pretty neat. Take care.
Yes for sure! There isn't too much left but what is left will be protected which is good. Thanks for watching. Take care. 👍😀
Great intro!! Sorry about the bugs! Such an interesting place. Thanks for taking us through it.
Thanks for watching! Yea the mosquitos were the worst ever haha. Very interesting for sure. I like walking around these abandoned locations and the history. Take care. 👍
Interesting exploring that site with you, also a beautiful forest on top!
It was a pretty interesting site and the forest setting was nice. Thanks for watching. 👍😀
Such an interesting find! Great video 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you. Have a nice week. 😀
Great place to walk on the pathways Beautiful surroundings, Thank You Wade for sharing the history.
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a nice walk through the forest with nice surroundings. Besides the mosquitos it was great. I like finding these often overlooked locations. 👍
@@ExploringwithWade Mosquitoes! Great that you look for the overlooked locations.
Wonderful - very interesting. I didn't know there used to be mining up there. Good catch. Many great fell-framed scenes. Well done, my friend 👍. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your day 😀.
Many thanks! A mostly overlooked spot I would imagine since there is so much to see in the area. I like trying to find these lesser known places. Have a great weekend. 😀👍
Beautiful forest and interesting share i liked 50👍🏻🙏🏻
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Great, mysterious place. Cool video my friend! Big like :)
Thanks for watching! I really appreciate that. 😀👍
Fascinating video. It's reassuring to see how quickly nature takes back over when humans are not around! Excellent video thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Many thanks! Yes when given the chance nature reclaims its territory very quickly. It also helped that most of these places were salvaged and cleaned up so there wasn't much left. 😀
The places where they were dedicated to mining have great stories, great working people inhabit. The coal mines one of the most suffered for the worker. Very good historical video friend. Beautiful place.
Yes coal miners had some of the worst working conditions. I am glad there are some spots where they preserved some of the history to remember it. I enjoyed this little stop. Thanks for watching! 😀
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Thanks for the tour Wade that was enjoyable 👍
Glad you enjoyed it I appreciate you stopping by. Have a great weekend. 😀👍
The forest is beautiful, this was a stunning explore! Neat find! ❤
It really is! I always find the history with these places interesting and fun to search around. Love the setting of the forest and mountains. Thanks! Have a great week.
Super interesting footage and narative. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much! 😀👍
Beautiful place I love parks. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Its amazing what you can find in parks if you just look.
Thanks for watching! Yes this is a lesser known area in the park but these are the places I really like finding.
@@ExploringwithWade that so cool.
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Good to feel the history of interesting spot🎶
I do not like mosquito either😆😆😆
Thank you for sharing😊
Thank you very much! It was a nice little place and a nice walk. I don't mind some mosquitos but this was on another level haha. Could barely breathe in some spots without eating some. 😀
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Wow we have been to Jasper so many times and never knew this place even existed! Thanks for sharing another cool spot in Alberta's History. We might have to add this one to the list of cool places to go see!
I make a good effort to find some of the lesser known and travelled places now when I can and I love the history from back in those times that helped make Canada what it is today. It is worth the quick stop. The area seems like it is not being maintained so much anymore. They used to keep information pamphlets there to explain more of the history and the locations along the trail but apparently they haven't been restocked for years. A bit sad it is not being cared for much anymore.
@@ExploringwithWade It seems like a lot of places that contain important parts of our history are not being taken care of and slowly fading away. We think the best part of exploring is doing your research and finding those hidden gems and when you do it is so much more rewarding.
Awesome explore Wade. Loved learning the history of this place. Fun fact - When I lived in VA I lived in a town called Powhatan. Chief Powhatan was Pocahontas's father. 👍 ~ Kristine
Thank you!! That is very cool thank you for the info. I appreciate your support as always! Have a great week.
@@ExploringwithWade Thank you! And you as well.
Nice park and ghost town 😁 Looks very cool 😎
Thank you 🤗 I like finding and learning about our history and the lesser known areas. 👍
Good to see well maintained trails to explore the ghost town. Stay safe!
It seems well maintained but it is starting to feel less taken care of in spots. Maybe it is just because of the way this whole 2020 has been. Thanks!
Its so weird to see a place deserted when it would have been the centre of peoples lives. we had the decline of the coal mines in uk too and whole communities became unemployed. hard times. Thanks for sharing!
Abandoned places fascinate me. I always try and picture what it was like back when people were there and it was bustling and the mystery of what it was like. Hard times for sure. Thanks for watching! 👍
Interesting walk and very Beautiful in the woods
Thank you very much! Yea walking in the forest is always nice. I just wish there were less mosquitoes biting haha.
I have never heard of this before! Now I want to go!! I wonder if my kids would be able to handle the hike though?? Might have to wait until they are a touch older. Cool video!
Thank you! Most I talk to have never heard of it. I like this kinda stuff and history so I try and find the lesser known places in my travels also. The lower hike is very short and easy. Just lots of mosquitoes is the only negative haha.
Interesting video as always, thank you for sharing my friend! See you soon!❄⛄like65
Thanks you very much! Happy holidays! 😀
Great exploration and excellent narration, Wade. I love the old mine shaft. It is great that these remains are still preserved and accessible. It is also great to see that nature already claimed almost everything of its territory back in such a short time period. I love such abandoned places full of history and still out in the wild. Thanks for sharing this beautiful and very interesting hike. 👍👌👏
Many thanks! Most of these sites when they closed down were salvaged and dismantled so there isn't much left but being able to see a few things left and they made a little hike in the area is nice to see. It doesn't take long for nature to reclaim. Finding these places are very interesting to me. Love the mystery and history. Have a great week. 😀👍
I love seeing places that nature has reclaimed. It's fun to imagine what it was like when it thrived. Thanks for the adventure 😄
Yes nature sure has reclaimed this area. There is always mystery to these places that's what makes them so interesting for me. Thanks for watching! 😀
nice video! very interesting and mysterious place👍
Thank you very much! Have a great day. 😀
So this is the place based on the cartoon Disney used to make Pocahontas. This place reminds me so much of the cartoon and the recently released movie :)
It is a nice place to walk through the forest in a relaxing setting. I enjoyed it here. 😀👍
Interesting tour, well-made video! And with the weather they are wrong everywhere
Thank you very much! I appreciate you checking out the video. Have a great week. 😀
Great explored my friend
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Wow - great video and very informative - thanks for sharing. We love ghost towns. :-)
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the nice comment. I always love exploring these forgotten places. The history and mystery. 👍
Such a mixture of both history and nature I am surprised the mines are opened to public, is there any chance do go down to one of these?
Yes love the history and the setting and atmosphere of the forest and nature. The actual mines are almost always sealed in with no chance of access anymore for safety. Usually all that is left behind is just a few structures or foundations. They do a good job salvaging and repurposing the materials and buildings to other locations and cleaning up. That is why we see very little left. There are a few mines around where they give tours into the actual mines still. Thanks for watching. Have a great day. 😀
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Cool area my friend. Very well filmed. 😉👍
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What a beautiful place to hike
It was a nice walk except the mosquitoes were terrible haha.
Nice forest and door entrance.👍😍
I loved the location with the forest and mountains close by. Thanks for watching! 😀👍
Your video is awesome .Very good.
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Such a cool video, the expedition was really interesting, especially since it is not such a popular spot
I love finding these lesser known and not so popular spots. I like the search for interesting places from our past and there are sometimes surprises you find along the way. Thanks for watching! Take care.
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Interesting trip. I would imagine the vault is a dry place where they would store explosives. I didn't see any mine shaft entrances or did I blink while watching this? Looks like a good hike / walk if anything. We don't have many historical sites in Florida except some Spanish forts. Thanks for sharing.
With how it was built and the heavy built door yes most likely that is what it was for. There is so much remnants all scattered through the hills and usually in a lot of these places everything was salvaged and dismantled very well and mines completely sealed in. With a lot of hunting and research you could probably find the location of the original mine entrance but there wouldn't be anything visible most likely. With more time to search around I am sure there is still a few more interesting finds to be found. Thanks for watching! 👍
Very similar here in South Wales. Once a very famous coal industry thrived but is now all but forgotten.
Yes the coal industry here was booming in the early 1900's. It still exists but not to the scale as back then.
Very interesting and enjoyable.
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interesting walk,great adventure
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Another interesting place. Would be a good place just to go for a walk.
Yes it was nice walking through the forest I just wish there were less mosquitoes. No one else was there so it was quiet. 👍😀
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Thanks! I enjoyed walking around this area. Love finding this kind of stuff from our past. Have a great week. 😀
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That seems like a really cool place and so awesome you can go through the mine. Thanks for sharing! I got an eerie vibe throughout the video, like poca haunt us, lol sorry!
Thanks for watching! You can't go into the mine that would be sealed in. Haha some people get an eerie vibe around old ruins and structures. Decay always gives off that mysterious type of feeling.
@@ExploringwithWade What did you go in at 05:11?
@@beyondyourbackyardadventur3089 There was no longer a sign telling me exactly what it was but most likely some sort of storage not really sure. The actual coal mine entrances are huge that would fit rail tracks and carts. If you are interested in a better idea of what it would all look like I have an abandoned coal mine video that I did a few months back that has a lot still intact to give you a better idea. It is pretty interesting.
@@ExploringwithWade Thanks! I will check it out! Good point, they would be pretty big, how embarrassing for me! Haha!
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It`s really beautiful place!❤️❤️❤️ Love abandoned places! Do you always go alone to those places? See you soon my friend! ^^
I love the surroundings here. The forest and the mountains. No I don't always go alone. My wife is with me here. She is off taking photos but she is not too much into the abandoned and history like I am. 😀
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Interesting place! I did not know it existed.
I like finding some of the more obscure or forgotten places. Enjoyable searching and the mystery. I love it and plus these are all part of what made Canada what it is today so I like sharing and making people more aware of these spots. Thanks for watching!
Not much left but still quite interesting.. The one structure with the steel door was probably an explosives bunker...
It was still nice to see and go for a walk even if not much left. It probably was that. They called it a vault so it was to keep things like that most likely. The door was pretty strong. Thanks for watching!
It was indeed creepy 😛 and enjoyed it by the way and wish you to have nice and smooth Christmas holidays ❤️😊
Thank you! You too! 👍😀
is it in Jasper?
Yes 👍
Interesting 👍
Thanks for the visit!
o wow love the artwork! Stay safe out there and hopefully you bring some mosquito repellent in your next hike haha
Thank you! Even with repellent they were brutal to the highest level haha. 👍😀
pocahontas cabins ha pictures of the town in the main building
An excellent video of your hike through the forest exploring what is left of the abandoned coal mine site. I enjoyed to the 15:56 end and gave you a well deserved thumbs up. Thank you for visiting my channel. I have subbed and invite you to do the same if you have not already done so. Thank you for sharing my new friend.
Awesome, thank you! I really appreciate the nice comment and support. 😀👍
Wow it looks scary I will not go inside 🤣
Haha no worries I made it out alive. 😀👍