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Another one of many old mines in the mining district of Sandon. I almost get trapped in this one lucky to make it out alive!
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#mineexploration

[@mitchcronin8689]

I don't usually like swearing in text, but sometimes it's the right language that counts: You fucking crazy bastard! You scared the living shit out of me with this one! Every time you wondered, "should I keep going or go back?" I was yelling at my screen, "GO BACK you Fucking crazy maniac! Get the fuck OUT now!" I didn't even think you should have gone past that first caved in bunch of timbers in this one... Jeebus Murphy man! Great videos, but stay alive dammit! Life's too precious to toss away for a u-tube audience.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks Mitch...….I rather enjoyed your comments!

[@devonboulden2496]

I'm glad you said it. Too much unnecessary risk. Miles of tunnels and endless levels.

[@Gladiamdammit]

@@exploringabandonedmines Frank: I forgot my O2 sensor. Franks common sense: Go get it ffs!. Frank: shut up you pussy, go sit in the car!

[@Dwendele]

@@Gladiamdammit yeah, that and nebr thing a knot in the end of his rope! Some of the shortcuts you take Frank are just ridiculous. Yeah, it's entertaining and even gets OUR adrenaline pumping, but you DYING, is NOT WORTH IT!

[@leehilton9932]

WOW!! Thats most stressed I've ever heard you on all the videos I've watched! Glad you made it out safe. Another great video. As always be safe out there!!

[@danmiller6051]

Wow! Now that was one hell of a mine exploring adventure! My heart was in my throat the whole video. I've watched a lot of mine videos over the years but there is no one like you. There just doesn't seem there is any place you won't go. Thanks for doing these things for us.

[@MrGraywolf5]

Thank you for saving some of these relics and putting them into a museum! Most would be lost to the elements of time! Adventurers like yourself are a Blessing to All of Us and the Preservation to Our Past! I used to be a caver, so I know all about the dangers of what you're doing! Thank You and Stay Safe!

[@travelingtom923]

It is simply amazing what people will do for money. Hard to comprehend the amount of work it must have taken back then to tunnel all that rock. Your video brought back some memories of a mine I explored in a similar way. Didn't want to go back the way I came and figured if I followed the mine tracks it would lead outside sooner or later. It finally did lead outside but the entrance had re-bar and fencing welded all over it to keep people from coming in. So much like you I had to go back the entire way.

[@knighttemplar4548]

I was watching your livestream the other day and regretted not asking which of your mine videos you'd recommend as like the "must see" feature. I don't know if the Rabbit's Paw would even be near the top of your list, but this one definitely has a compelling mix of ever-present dangers and obstacles the brave explorer is having to battle through in order to reveal and document an interesting mine loaded with lots of artifacts. Hats off to you for this one, truly an adventure.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

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[@knighttemplar4548]

@@exploringabandonedmines Excellent, thank you!

[@jburritt426]

Sure glad you got out safe Frank. I really enjoy seeing places like this one. Have a rockin good day

[@exploringabandonedmines]

You and me both!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

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[@bookofjohn1623]

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[@Live.Vibe.Lasers]

bought. money is always tight but i think it's a cool shirt and I really enjoy what you're doing.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks I really appreciate the support!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

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[@darrylcurtis332]

This is the first video i seen you get a bit worried. Bright side is you showed us a place that will probably never be seen by man again. Awesome job, Big balls my friend.

[@SmallMartingale]

Those false floors are the stuff of my nightmares!!! You're really creating some incredible content this season Frank, keep up the good work!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks David it is like anything else the more you practice with a little work the better you become.

[@frequencyfluxfandango8504]

Dangerous, crumbling and unstable by the looks of it. I'll stick my neck out on this one and say that I am sure no one will explore this mine ever again, but you have recorded as much as possible for posterity now. And it's fascinating to see a real old mine like this, but I reckon it'll major collapse sooner or later and will then be gone forever. Good job. Cheers

[@alurquhart701]

What a fabulous explore, I was quite worried at the near the end, the water looked like it was getting dangerously high. I think a second person would have made it a little safer. Thanks for taking us there, Frank. Very interesting, and it looked very old. Stay safe!

[@scotthammond4828]

Very cool stuff to see, but what a F'n spooky journey. Always wondered what an old mine would look like, also felt the dread of getting lost and dyeing in this one too.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mikerettig4445]

I would have loved to see what was in that Mason jar that was under water!! Also that glass jug was super cool! I would definitely have tried to bring that out with me. Cool explore

[@coldwaterjimmy7044]

Frank, you are one tough, crazy man ... Thanks fot the great video

[@stevenhigby3512]

You are the man I don't know anybody as brave as you are no body has been in that mine in years be safe .

[@scaman2]

It would be nice to revisit this one with more equipment and people. This was an unexpected treasure trove! Definitely in the top 3 I've seen from you. Keep up the good stuff and stay safe for us.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Definitely!

[@974leoTHElion]

This one was one heck of a nail biter. Right hand rule is good, but with so many different levels. Sheesh. Staying calm and focused is what I admire. Thanks for you awesome vids.

[@allenpost3616]

Oh wow this was a great find! Seems like all the really good one's are the most sketchy. Glad you made it out unscathed. Thanks for the great trip Frank. Be safe my friend.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Well that is because they are beyond the capabilities of all but the most experienced people, so not many people go there.

[@jimjenkins673]

Awesome explore Frank. Thanks for taking us along sir.

[@Shadeewolf]

glad u played it safe, we'd hate to loose you! just keep being epic as you are, we all have our limits!

[@wade9638]

Best episode ever !!!! Please don't go alone anymore Frank.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

I really don't have much choice if I want to make a new video every week.

[@Live.Vibe.Lasers]

Past 2 episodes have been EPIC. I know this one was dangerous but would like to see you explore this with another person one day. Maybe with those waders, a lightweight raft you can abandon, or a dry suit. I would always wonder if I coulda gotten out that way. Keep on keepin' on friend.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

If you have two people it is a lot better. By yourself if you get into trouble it could go bad fast.

[@gimiesome]

At least I know you made it out or I wouldn't be watching this video. Thanks for sharing Frank and be careful.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks for watching and commenting Craig I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@randomoldguy3967]

Man that was a hairy looking mine!! Rotten timbers, flooded addits, false floors, some awesome relics though!

[@lynnepierce3676]

What an amazing mine. So much to see!! So many places to explore but so risky & dangerous 😮😮. Hope you go back to this one with someone else with you and plenty of rope. Sure would be cool to see more of this mine.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

I have been in the Remac many times.

[@AxionSmurf]

Dang, Frank. You're one crazy dude. That's insane you go into these crazy places and talk to yourself. But it's cool to watch!

[@Bensam123]

Dangerous and cool, definitely right call to turn around. Not sure if you do, but carrying some sealed rations encase you get stuck would be a good idea. Also consider some chalk to chalk the walls as you go through different areas of the mine. Chalk washes off pretty easily so I don't think it would be that intrusive and would be very helpful for complicated mines like this in order to find your way around.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Good idea!

[@pablojmarron2611]

Just saw this video, I agree with all the replies. I've said it before and I will say it again, you do not let your ego get in the way of safety. The right call to turn around. "I will repeat that your ego will kill you" as I've replied many times. Both of my technical dive instructors are dead from entrapments and I don't want to see your "last video that was retrieved from deep in a mine along with your body. Very real stuff here. Thumbs up on the carbide lamp.

[@WacKEDmaN]

...damn Frank..you really need someone along with you in mines like that...just incase...but still a great video none the less!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

There are only so many crazy people out there with nothing better to do!

[@WacKEDmaN]

haha

[@gaming53wishmaster71]

@@exploringabandonedmines hay i wud go with you budy if you wonted

[@jerryfraley5904]

Damned scary one Frank. I saw the second carbide lamp at 26:04.... Looking forward to further chapters on this like Anyox.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

If we get the $50,000 Storyhive grant you will see the best documentary on Anyox ever!

[@thesamuelclemens]

Can’t thank you enough for what you do! Really awesome stuff sir.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

I am glad people such as yourself enjoy it.........makes it all worthwhile!.

[@thesamuelclemens]

You rock! Thanks for reply and hope to see you down in Arizona in the future. I have family in Crown King Area, enormous amount of abandoned operations. It’d be great to see you there. It’s about 70 degrees here currently btw... Thanks again!!

[@itsrickeritsricker]

LEGEND! 👍🏼

[@Ironsja11]

Damn what a labyrinth that old mine is, just amazing how much ore was taken out of that one.

[@OdySlim]

Thanks for advertising the awesome shirts, I just ordered one & cant wait. Regards Ody

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Awe some thanks for the support!

[@TheFurriestOne]

Good call not freezing in there, you're much more fun when you're not a lonely cold-cut in a natural refrigerator! That said, thanks for documenting this awesome old mine!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Yes you don't want to push it too far!

[@TheSWolfe]

Holy frijole, Frank! This one required popcorn AND fresh coffee. The Rabbit's Paw is, for sure, a seasoned explorer's (& armchair adventuror's) motherlode! That said, in situations like this, the certainty that u are well-acquainted w/the phrase, "know thyself," is no small comfort. Altho yr new ladylove prob would appreciate being gifted w/one of yr hard-won prizes, I've the feeling she'd much rather simply have u return come journey's end, & therefore would happily accept any of those other boxes requiring less risk of life & limb to procure, so, wise move - & cool u've found a fellow exploring enthusiast to share adventures with.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

The thing is once I showed Pam a few mines she won't stay out of them!

[@TheSWolfe]

Sounds like a bonus to me, plus now u both can avoid the dangers of delving solo.

[@masterbower6083]

Man Frank, that is the scariest situation I have ever seen in a video. The only way I think you could gone out the lower way is if you had hip waders, but that is a stretch because that water probably when to the ceiling, and the portal on the outside is collapsed and water was running out a little hole in the ground or it was a damed section. Either way, you did see some cool stuff and I can say you have some balls for do in it. Great video and glad you got out.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

It is hard to say I could have just went around the corner and found a dam from a collapsed ore chute, but I thought it was too risky to carry on. Better to err on the side of caution.

[@masterbower6083]

I definitely agree. Before I was borne back in 2002, the Quecreek coal mine broke through to a lake that was above them and the mine got suck for at least 3 days. They were in the same situation that you were in at that bottom level. My dad told me stories how he had to help them get the replacement drill head to them when the truck got stuck on the Pennsylvania turnpike. Kinda messed up but at least they got out.

[@7saxby]

wow.....you are a trooper....my gawd that was a bit sketchy at the end....smart man....you know your limits and that saved your life

[@DFDuck55]

Awesome adventure. Lots of artifacts and lots of ways to injure yourself.. or worse. Thanks for taking us along :>

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Well you know I would never go without my camera!

[@khrissavv3868]

Great video and I really enjoy the adventures

[@Mister510]

Wow, what an amazing mine! That place is sketchy as Hell but so much cool stuff to see. Heavily timbered so you know it was unstable from the start. With all the wood being soaked, rotten mush, and collapsed stuff everywhere... I bet that'd be a great place to meet Jesus. lol I've watched all of your videos and I don't recall any mine that looked this dangerous throughout. That crystal clear water at the bottom looked absolutely amazing. What an awesome adventure! It would be cool to see more of this mine but I'm not going to encourage you to go back into that one. Thanks for taking us along with you Frank.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

I think I have seen almost everything I need to in this mine........but there are many others!

[@lonniekruse5562]

you took a few weeks off my life..please be safe we need you alive ,not lost forever..Love ya no matter what dont push it..were all good with what you show us..

[@petewebster2977]

That was awesome. .loved it .Dont stop doing what you do 👍👍Pete Australia ✌

[@towlie911]

crazy to imagine all the guys crawling around in there building those chutes. Must've been pretty dangerous!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Not as dangerous as the mining!

[@oldschoolmoto]

awesome mine frank hope you make it back up there thumbs up

[@exploringabandonedmines]

We will be back there soon!

[@markferrick10]

Man, you had my heart beating fast, and I knew you got out. Crazy stuff.

[@pricefamily6]

This guy is awesome. Brave and smart too. What’s the music at the end of the videos love heavy metal. The man!!! Please come stay with me in New Zealand we could explore the abandoned coromandel gold mines. Haha. Cheers mate.

[@barbararobinson7980]

Dangerous, scary, nerve wracking, not for the faint hearted, I could only watch it to the end because I knew you must have eventually made it out safe and sound. Well there sure was a lot or timber in there, some of it looked reasonably strong but some of it looked like it wasn’t in a condition to support anything anymore, glad that you took your time so as not to disturb anything. It was interesting to see how far it went in after you got beyond those 2 joined barrels as I didn’t think you would be able to get much further. Well said Frank - discretion is definitely the better part of valour. The carts were cool. Wow, what a find the carbide lamp was, I think that shows that the only person who has ventured in to that area since it closed is you. I have bitten my nails to the quick watching this episode. I know you must have been very tired after that long, long journey but so glad you turned back, choosing to leave the way you entered. Thank you so much for taking us on another excellent (although extremely scary) mine exploration, and for all your time and hard work to get these videos out. Please stay safe!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks Barb it was a lot of fun a little danger adds to the excitement don't you think!

[@barbararobinson7980]

I do think, that's what made me so nervous. Happy you got back safe and sound. "All's well that ends well". ❤️ 👍

[@Blaculo]

You made the right decision. Looking forward to your return visit.

[@jarrodz-yx9rz]

Great video Frank. It was looking bad at the end. I was lost in there just watching the video. I am glad you turned around and went back.These mines are not for rookie exploration

[@exploringabandonedmines]

It is like many other things if you have the experience, knowledge and equipment you can do it safely. But you wouldn't try skydiving without the proper knowledge and equipment either!

[@starman10548]

Wow, that was crazy. You have some big ones. Thanks for sharing.

[@RealTimeEarthquakes]

Wow, that was an amazing video that really puts you on the edge of your seat!! Scared the crap out of me for you! You are one brave man Frank and a true adventurer. Anyway, I had to take a Valium after watching it to calm down! 😲

[@exploringabandonedmines]

What? ......I didn't need one!

[@100pyatt]

My anxiety was sky high on watching this one too! Incredible footage!

[@chiefjagger]

Very interesting to watch, realty like the history and an idea of the life the old miners must have lived. Tough so and soes

[@jeremysparrow9741]

Very cool stuff! Been watching your videos for a few weeks now, and I must say that I am hooked! Great job as always, and stay safe! Hope you go back in there with more equipment!

[@TheScottielew]

Great mine this one Frank, plenty to see down there!

[@flecktarn4110]

Never seen anything as old looking as this. The whole thing got my hackles up. That did look dangerous in almost every part of it.

[@michaela.6660]

I just tuned into your channel and really enjoy your videos. Be careful out there!!!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

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[@exploringabandonedmines]

Maybe I don't know I don't watch them. They haven't done much for months and never do anything exciting.

[@DenoKeller]

Awesome adventure, awesome channel !!! GOD Bless

[@robertclarkguitar]

Damn I felt that slight fear at the end. Lmao. Not fear but fact of consequence of choice. Lol.

[@DaleDuffy]

One word "WOW"...........

[@bensurname2173]

Best to keep the monitor in the truck Frank. Keep 'er safe

[@donaldbarnett8045]

I lost count of the old tunnels he looked down that had collapsed and he wonders if he should go down them. Most dangerous looking mine I have ever seen. I am sure that when he finally made it back to the entrance there were ambulances, doctors and nurses waiting with his straight jacket to take him back to the state institution he escaped from.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Ha Ha!

[@vanlifethetravelinfranksho5611]

Frank, you are out of your mind! I love it!!!❤ But, I’m thinking you’re damn lucky as well!!!😎

[@scottbaker4314]

You had me rolling on this video!! OMG loved it! I do the same exact thing when you talk yourself into a bad regretful situation. Several times it's me and my buddies out riding utv's or doing something dangerous and I get a few beers in me and the show starts! Lol or I'm by myself which I don't need anyone's help on making dumb choices. GREAT VIDEO!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks Scott yes there is always a danger of making poor choices after happy hour. That is why we generally don't drink before going underground.

[@rdamp2374]

HI FrankThe carbide lamp you found is a Guys Dropper.Great find.Rdamp23

[@barrymeyer2805]

Wow amazing, I would not do it. Love the show.

[@yellowboy1866]

Wow, Frank, another exciting explore, thanks for risking life and limb for your fans. Write out a list of exploring equipment for your explores, I do for everything I do. Nothing worse than getting to the gun range with no ammo. After a 30 mile trip.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

I have the vest I like to wear and I make sure everything I need is in there......usually.

[@50griz]

I can relate you being pissed of about having to go back the long way out. But Frank I know you'll get out just fine. Very interesting video.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it......thanks for watching!

[@tinytattoomike7943]

Excellent video like always glad you made the decision to turn back and not continue on

[@peninsulahomerenovations9680]

You put in the work on that one.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Even the editing was a lot of work I shot a ton of film!

[@rdamp2374]

HI FrankIt is good that you got out alive and filmed the mine and post the video.Hope that you got back before it was dark and a safe trip back home.rdamp23

[@exploringabandonedmines]

No problem it is dark until about 10 in the summer here. But even if it was dark there is no problem I have lots of lights!

[@justj2728]

Dam man that sucks you had to go back but least your smart enough to make that call before you were going hypothermic stay safe brother!!

[@markdavisjr578]

Man this one was crazy, you kissed it if say..Be safe..love the video's..

[@moparchallenger749]

Good to see you lose your cool a little bit you’re human after all😀 One of your best mines Thanks Frank 👍

[@linofreek52]

Wow Frank ...done it myself ..but you take it to the next level (pardon the pun) great videos ...did some myself in the 1980,s ..but it was a pain with the old video cams due to moisture cutting out the cam . Made some of our own lamps (from old car reversing lamps) and used 12volt gel security alarm batteries ..plus a car spotlight for big areas ..had some great times got the bug .

[@exploringabandonedmines]

The LED lights and the lithium batteries are a huge improvement in lighting!

[@linofreek52]

@@exploringabandonedmines ..Nothing but invention in the 80,s also camera work was tough to light properly ..but we managed ..its very much like a drug once you get into it ...nobody else really covered it then .

[@mfree80286]

Ah yeah, little details everyone either forgot or never knew about in the first place. VHS/Beta camcorders and older VCRs all had sensors and if there was condensation on them they'd quit and a little "DEW" light would come on.

[@whipsnknives8751]

Another awesome video. ..I've learned so much from you..keep up the great work and always stay safe. .thank you for your hard work

[@robertclarkguitar]

Damn. Even the slightest mistake. Or dropping your last battery or light and being without light would be the end. You again, have some balls bro. Lmao. Love the show. Indeed.

[@raysoyars2905]

I've practiced changing light batteries among a few other things in pitch black, you get well oriented with your hands and feet...but i def. wouldn't want to get caught without a light that would not be good, no law against taking a whole bag of charged up batteries with ya

[@battonfive]

Big thanks for the tag along Frank! cracking carbide lamp! congratz on your first one! that jug looked sweeeet! seriously this mine was a treasure trove of info and stuff to see, did you see how little surface materials they used and did such a nice job :-) you could see where they had been using hatchets on the timberings on the surface :-) is it possible Frank for you to email a photo and the gps co-ordinates to the surface entrances to a friend say? incase you ever did run in to issues? sounds a handy backup type thing if pos. Nice to see you have a new lady, im gonna have to get me a new one off ebay when i get chance :-D and Im reallllllyyyyy glad your caution prevailed here in this place to, it looks like times doing its thing pretty well in there. we need you to becareful or im gonna have to get some string and go down these places and take your place. I might be smaller but im far more handsome so i guess it could be a fair tradeoff :-D think i need to grow me a beard :-)

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Maybe just grow some hair on your chest to start!

[@001desertrat3]

And a BIG pair of Brass Balls .

[@battonfive]

i can pen on just as many! :-p

[@battonfive]

oh i dont know, as i say im looking around for a new girl friend and its been a while :-D

[@drewdude444]

Awesome video!! Huge mine with places and things to see everywhere

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Yes it was fun. Thanks for watching!

[@drewdude444]

I will always watch one of your exploration videos stay safe sir

[@billybobsledhead]

Holy shit you said it I was thinking it .glad you made it out of a live!

[@CutthroatMcRage]

Always Great Stuff :) TY Frank :)

[@colta51]

Wow Alot of cool history down there!

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Yes it is interesting to get into those old mines that don't get a lot of visitors!

[@colta51]

Exploring Abandoned Mines we have heaps in south australia hidden in the Adelaide hills and the "out back" wish I was skilled and brave enough to do what you do

[@interlake2043]

I'd be happier than a pig in shit exploring that mine! Glad we are watching it, means you made it out safely, you made the safe call.

[@Forest_dagons]

I don't even watch the whole video before I smash that like button now! amazing.

[@grandprismatic]

Frank, that's a sketchy mine for sure... most everything here in the SW US is dry. Wet timbers 100 yrs old are not something I personally enjoy. You got a sweet carbide lamp, I remember when Frank #1 found a carbide lamp... There a gem in the rough, especially when they are cleaned up enough too work again. Beats paying $100+ for one. Stay safe

[@exploringabandonedmines]

I have lots of lamps in my museum some we got working with real carbide. I am not going to clean these up they look awesome the way I found them.

[@NielsHeinen]

You should sell those replaceable drill bits with a little certificate stating the mine they are from. Could be a way to get some extra funds. I certainly would buy/collect them !

[@exploringabandonedmines]

They are pretty common. I should give them away to folks that visit my museum!

[@Paulosus]

Awesome video Frank!

[@abettertomorrow5928]

Better off safe than sorry. Awesome video

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Yes if is a bit like flying a plane in bad weather........you have to know when to turn back.

[@rowmo3469]

friking crazy cool dude

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks I will take that as a compliment!

[@Bmk87ca]

Beauty little lamp!

[@BestBuddies.]

Dude that was gnarly how deep down you got and no way out but back through all that way.... Nice find on the lamp btw

[@exploringabandonedmines]

I actually found two of them!

[@Donkusdelux]

You make me bight my nails seeing you squeeze threw there!~ Stay safe! :)

[@TVRExploring]

Haha, man, this reminds me a lot of some of the worst mines we have been through... Usually we encounter one or two of those situations at a time though - not all of them in one mine as you did! How many levels do you think you dropped through from beginning to end? I lost count. Anyway, that was a great explore. It is a good thing you got to this one when you did because it won't be accessible for much longer.

[@exploringabandonedmines]

I don't know it is hard to say there were so many.........seven or eight at least. I thing it was several mines as well!

[@masaharumorimoto4761]

That's the most Bugs Bunnyish Exit sign ever!

[@oliviaannejohnson9689]

Fearless Frank please stay safe

[@001desertrat3]

Frank -- Great explore , lots of neat old equipment . Just out of curiosity , from your turn-around point , how long did it take you to get back out to the surface ?

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Hard to say I don't wear a watch.........maybe close to two hours. It seemed worse than it was at the time I didn't want to squeeze through some tight spots, climb steep areas and wade through more deep water!

[@paddlefaster]

I don't know how you kept it together at the end there. That's the most rattled I've seen you in any of your videos. I got lost just watching you.

[@stephenpovis6206]

great great stuff.....

[@exploringabandonedmines]

Thanks Steve........I do my best!

[@Gordonseries385]

kind of reminds me of sea hunt with Lloyd Bridges.