AMAZING Underground WATERFALL & Perfectly preserved timbers

[@Seat1AJoe]

Such a beautiful mine. Thanks for sharing this. Very very interesting.

[@LostMines]

Our pleasure!

[@mattsiler2men2mowlawncare]

amazing experience that must have been to see that for the first time

[@Ful-OGold]

Careful! Stay safe

[@karlharvymarx2650]

The Larch The Larch. The Larch. Good to know Al did his homework and watched "How to Recognise Different Types of Trees From Quite a Long Way Away." Seriously, thanks for putting human scale to those huge timbers.

[@simontay4851]

....and now number 2 the horse chestnut.

[@mirkatu3249]

Well now I'm thirsty for some brown ale! This was so exciting, thank you! I hope you do another video when it's not so wet. :-)

[@robertmaitland09]

The scale of industry in this place is truly humbling.

[@lauriesullivan6552]

Thank you once again for saying it was a lead and zinc mine.

[@fxw]

Wow, impressive waterfall!

[@LostMines]

Yes it was!

[@londonunderworld9833]

What an awesome mine well worth a trip to Wales to see that one day stay safe be lucky lads 😉

[@LostMines]

Absolutely

[@dutchpascale]

Always exciting when I see you’ve uploaded a new video!

[@kimbra1132]

Beautiful waterfalls mates. That last one cool.

[@LostMines]

Yes it was!

[@macfilms9904]

Incredible that those rock-laden stulls/platforms haven't rotted and collapsed

[@thewhiteroom23]

Another brilliant vid. Quite a dramatic one with all that water. It does remind me of the early Tomb Raider games at times bizarrely.

[@garethmccarthy2990]

Love the videos, Kee p them coming from Geelong, Australia 🇦🇺

[@derekp2674]

What an amazing place! Thanks for another great episode.

[@LostMines]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@richardstephens9647]

You may have to add life jackets to your kits eh? LOL. Awesome video.

[@Tinatortoise]

Wow! Beautiful x

[@gingerbread6614]

Fantastic video. Thank you

[@abandoned-mines-novascotia]

KZbin put this in my feed ! WOW Never saw a gusher like this one. There's wet mines, and then there's *WET* mines !

[@cperkin6880]

You two hit it out of the park! As usual great video! Hello from Tennessee.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Brilliant Video

[@lindaisenegger163]

Wowsa!!!...never could I have imagined that could exist!..you guys are absolutely amazing allowing us the experience....thanks!

[@LostMines]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@janicedaily6043]

Finally got back to watch the adventure. Glad to be able to savor our tour. Now another wait for the next episode! ☺️

[@alssdairmacdonald4688]

Just incredible!!

[@Cj-bw3hn]

Hello, just a few questions please. 1) If it was needed, would you be able to drink any of that water ? 2) Where does all the water flow to ? 3) has anyone ever tried to pipe it out in order to make use of the water ? 4) What is the strangest thing you have ever come across in any of the places you explore ? Thank you ahead of time for answering My questions. Have a Happy and Healthy New Year

[@benjaminsmith-haddon7316]

Hello! 1) Yes. 2) The sea! 3) No. 4) A frog.

[@Tal5258]

Great mine adventure fantastic timbering & waterfall. Ideal for a hydropower project

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Holy moly that waterfall was something special!

[@paulharries696]

Another great video, and that waterfall was something special! By the way, when I started watching the video I happened to have KZbin's Ai produced captions turned on - and it rather wonderfully described the sound of water falling in the mine as either 'music' or 'applause'! The Ai obviously thought it was a musical mine!

[@lknanml]

Holy crap. Good idea to get a shot with him and those beams for scale. They looked neverwhere as big in the shots just before..

[@petewebster2977]

That was awesome adventure, the waterfall is amazing 😲 Always keen for more 👍. Pete Australia 🇦🇺

[@PlanetMojo]

"rather wet right here" - the understatement of the year! Any wetter and you would be under water! Very interesting mine. Maybe I missed it, but did the original miners follow a creek/river underground and widen the cavern? That's the wettest mine I've ever seen! Good job guys 😊

[@marcosramos4596]

The waterfall was Phenomenal!! Can't wait to join you guys one day.

[@paulcooper2897]

That is an incredible amount of water!!! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦

[@LostMines]

It really is!

[@MobstersInc]

Amazing

[@Penrodyn]

I know this mine, probably the most amazing I've ever seen. Explored it about 25 years ago, nice to see that the timbers are still intact. Quite scary in places, the waterfall was spectacular.

[@wgrimm88]

That’s amazing

[@AbandonedandForgottenWales]

Another awesome video.diolch

[@TreforTreforgan]

That was a real treat, thanks

[@Chrisb2986]

Impressed as always by your exploring, and fortitude in that waterfall

[@randoman81]

Another cool video! Thanks both of you.

[@cruising1792]

The power of water is just awesome. Some really interesting history too. Great stuff, as always.

[@undernature2799]

Very nice. Finding things like that would be my gold. Just being in the presence of such things is truly priceless. Keep it up 👍✌️

[@Sestra_Prior]

Wow! Awesome...and at the same time slightly scary!

[@lutomson3496]

Amazing mine!!

[@WideOpenThrottleGarage]

I'm excited to hear from AL and Ioan this looks amazing!

[@phoule76]

wondrous

[@jw2218]

That was great, thanks.

[@thecolorpinkmusic]

Gosh this one is beautiful !!!! I love that you guys include the history ❤️

[@p.herrmann4538]

...when i think on old mines i have those bone-dry murican ones in mind. Then i watch your channel and remember were in the middle damn rainy europe xD

[@siCsavage]

Really really impressive timbers! You guys are insane and i love it! Wish i could join you once

[@DFDuck55]

You can forget about trying to work by tallow candles in there.

[@janicedaily6043]

I’ll have to wait awhile 🙃

[@quintonwilson8565]

Do you ever worry about breathing in some radioactive/toxis dust or some fungus/bacteria? Epic views.

[@krockpotbroccoli65]

Thats amazing. Did an existing river find its way into the stope or was there always water flowing in there like that? If the latter, it must have been cold, wet misery working in that mine. Especially if your trying to keep candles, lanterns and carbide headlamps lit.

[@lknanml]

Have any of the timbers shown signs of mineral deposits on them from the running water?

[@stephanb.3342]

Do we know what kind of trees were used for timbering this mine? Those timbers are almost complete trees!

[@RhydzSkidz]

Would love to see this in real life. I bet this is completely different in the summer months

[@josephkerley363]

Shades of the mines of Moria. All you need now are orcs, goblins, dwarves, and hobbits.

[@kellyb1420]

Amazing guys

[@marcosramos4596]

Sounds like this Mine is Haunted with those deaths you've mentioned.

[@ChelseaSierraK.]

😎

[@rileyuktv6426]

First ❤️👍

[@joelkoonce8559]

Can we imagine the miners working in those conditions probably 12 hours a day 🙄