Back to the Z&M Mine with rope!

[@samohtw1]

I've watched a few of your videos and liked them enough to Subscribe. These are done very well, and I especially like when you identify the mineralization and mineral /rock types. Also you are very good at identifying artifacts and mostly know what they are unlike many old mine exploration channels that don't have a clue what they are looking at. In my 85 years I have seen a lot of stuff and it's really frustrating when I am yelling at the monitor saying, "it,a a compressor dumbass" or something like that. Thanks for these videos. Old Hillwalker - USA

[@Off_Course_Explorations]

I appreciate the positive feedback. I’m no expert, but try to give the best explanations I can. Thanks for watching and subscribing.

[@BussinJohnson]

Super great location. Nice work on the video and explore.

[@Off_Course_Explorations]

Thanks for watching

[@danlutjemeier4183]

The "crack of doom" is less than inviting albeit tempting, I've been there many times and thrown many a rock down. The stope chamber and whinze at the bottom is pretty cool but with the haulage tunnel now caved there's only one way to get there (and back out). Thanks for pushing it as far as you did, it's been an enduring curiosity since the early 80's!

[@Off_Course_Explorations]

I’d like to get back in the first hole we were at at some point, we just need to rig it a little better to protect the rope. I’ll let you know when we do.

[@PilotEricG]

When are you headed to the Bella may mine in Washington. I’d love to see you repel down the giant raise

[@Off_Course_Explorations]

There’s really no reason to make that rappel. We’ve seen the bottom already. Thanks for watching.