Exploring Abandoned Hideout In Forgotten Mine - Epic Tight Squeeze Adventure!

[@cjw648]

I admire you guys for being able to explore all these different places. Absolutely no way i could ever do anything like. To manyvfears and phobias. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. ❤

[@tom_123]

Those are army ponchos. Crazy that there’s still a rollup/joint end in a spent tealight from 1989 - over 30 years! Organic whole earth coffee and soy milk… some Welsh hippy with nowhere else to crash. Crazy.

[@terryharrison5]

This was a great video. I just can’t imagine how the miners did this with only candles to see by. Amazing!

[@4486xxdawson]

I knew a guy who was half Welsh and half Hungarian,,,,he was Welhung ...

[@David-jn4fx]

Team, you guys always have the best mine explores. Old, unique and can always imagine the miners being in there! Loan always 🤩

[@ISquishWorms]

Another good video, I am liking the slightly longer ones that don't leave us hanging. 👍

[@OreExplorer]

When we found this the curtain was still up. it was a bit eerie opening it up and finding the kitchen. We missed the barrell, nice find lads.

[@dondavis5633]

"Tis the end." No one speaks English like, well, the ENGLISH! I love this channel...

[@stevedrane2364]

Always fascinating. . Thank you all . . 👍👍

[@benswift2566]

All those walls of deads in there. Looks like Gerald has been down there. 😂

[@mickellis8747]

Just think, that wheel and barrel is as old as Australia.

[@mikedoblo4782]

it does look a nice area to live

[@PhilipMurphyExtra]

Wonderful explore, thanks for the video 👍

[@008Birdman]

To think this mine has been around as long as the United States became an independent country. 🦅🇺🇸

[@robertlyman9789]

Now with open borders, how long before it’s not an independent country?

[@chrismalcomson7640]

I'm guessing this kind of working would be done by freelance miners who followed on from larger workings that had shut down? What a way to make a living..

[@Kevin-mw9yl]

Amazing explore you people. It takes real courage to crawl through those small passages. Though it's been said, many times before, one can only ponder in awe, what those old miners did, to earn a crust. Gone but never forgotten.

[@aserta]

25:50 gabion walls are really cool features inside mines.

[@danielflinn3571]

Thanks for the look from Australia

[@lukehorning3404]

What you guys have there are more like tunnels than mines here in America and I find them even more interesting because they go forever and I still don’t know what they were looking for Here in America they dig for one of five or six things but in earth is different and the time frame is different I’m sure

[@welshtoffee]

I knew the guy that lived in that mine.

[@haraldclark6206]

Brilliant explore! I find the most amazing thing that they built that mine by candlelight!

[@johncale7139]

That was great, thank you

[@chancer7558]

Great mine excellent explore thank you. From California.

[@milwaukeeroadjim9253]

If you find a wooden wheel and a wooden barrel, you must have found a wooden wheelbarrow. LOL

[@PatB2207]

Nice long video guys! Amazed how the miners found their way in and around. Don’t think I’d like to get lost in there. Pity not many artifacts. Nevertheless an intriguing mine.

[@tmousse1163]

Camera seems to be pointed to the roof rather than the ground

[@kadoj]

Oh goodie. Between you guys and TheHistoryHikers both posting this moring, i feel quite well fed as far as my appetite for vicariously exploring underground spaces, and old pre-modern fortifications goes. Thanks a bunch from across the pond, friends!

[@JackFrost008]

You guys are so lucky to find these mines :)

[@danharp3009]

At 28:46 is that an arrow on the left wall? Awesome video!

[@Chrisb2986]

lot's of intresting stuff, and a hideaway!