Exploring 1700s Micro Mine With Fascinating Discoveries Beyond The Archway!

[@008Birdman]

#1 The Larch. The Larch. Haha couldn’t help it

[@simontay4851]

And now.... The horse chestnut.

[@indianatone218]

You know ,you can really feel for these poor souls who worked these mines ,and we think we have it bad ,i shudder . thanks for taking us along .

[@ISquishWorms]

They were real hard workers in those days.

[@swan-neck]

I think about them a lot. And how long it took after they had all left us before their safety, and well-being, and humanity were considered something worth protecting.

[@zworm2]

Glad you are going into that narrow space to let me see it! Thanks

[@troyjenkins3886]

Dont always comment but always enjoy your videos just the same.👍

[@sallyohalloran6650]

Living here in Mid Wales, I find it fascinating. I am near Tregaron...

[@terryharrison5]

I love those stone archways.

[@aserta]

8:00 that's the boot's shank, a metal (bone or wood) piece that reinforces the portion between the heel and the archway to give support and stiffness to that area of the sole.

[@t.vanoosterhout233]

Another fun explore, it's your positioning what you find in its proper time frame that I especially like! Knowledge put to work.

[@stuartbridger5177]

Great video, for some reason my comment was related to the last one I watched and ended up on the wrong channel, sorry chaps. Keep up the good work.

[@colinburleigh]

Look forward to seeing the digging and what lies beyond. Great film as always.

[@rechnin6680]

The Larch. The LARCH! THE LARCH!

[@ItsLexieMarie]

Very beautiful and claustrophobic mine boys and gal! Wonderful ❤

[@haraldclark6206]

Great explore, looking forward to seeing more of that mine! Those older levels, the effort of breaking rocks and hauling them out, and being bent over and hitting your head all the time!

[@Bavisandmeef]

Excellent film, thank you guys for top quality entertainment 👍

[@ISquishWorms]

I am really liking the information that you are providing us.

[@milwaukeeroadjim9253]

You guys need to get Lois involved more. From across the pond, good exploring

[@LoisTansey]

…I prefer to lurk in the shadows 😊

[@paulcooper9135]

Love these old mines! Edit: looking forward to part 2 and the Dig to see beyond the collapse. Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦

[@keithwilliamson46]

Fantastic explore, can’t wait to see what lies after the collapse.

[@lolczyslaf]

On each and every video you post, I can't help but wonder, with all the exploring and visiting collapsed corridors, are you not afraid one time it will collapse while you are in it? Is there risk like this? Or are you taking any precautions or are able to assess if risk is high or not?

[@LostMines]

There are always risks going in, but we do assess all of the mines before entering and if in any way we do feel it’s way too dangerous we don’t bother

[@simonsallen]

Are you able to say what was being mined here? I saw a little copper. Was that what they were looking for?

[@LostMines]

It was a lead mine

[@aserta]

3:33 possible that they didn't need the other side and just had the door close against the gabion wall opposing directly.

[@JackFrost008]

they need to bring back proper mining.

[@richardperry5538]

Can you let us know how to purchase your new tshirts?????

[@LostMines]

They are not ready yet but we will put something up on our social media

[@richardperry5538]

Are you on Facebook?

[@c40uk98]

What were they mining pls

[@LostMines]

Usually lead mines some silver

[@1pikeybob]

What was mined there?

[@LostMines]

It was a lead mine 👍

[@W4iteFlame]

What is this noise in the beginning? Sounds like tormented souls, bunch of sheeps or the football fans crowd

[@W4iteFlame]

Made by dwarves...or kids?