Exploring the Metal Mines of East Cumbria

[@OreExplorer]

Great day pal!, Cheers for the tour

[@Kevin-mw9yl]

That is one bloody dangerous mine.

[@TheSilmarillian]

Amazing indeed hello from Australia.

[@يوربامصطفى]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Irishmanexplores]

awesome dude

[@jossmaxwell00]

Lovely explore Antonio. Always good to see these type of mines, where there's a bit of everything and more shafts than you can shake a stick at. Look forward to next episode as usual.⛏⛏⛏

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thanks Joss ! 🙋🏻‍♂️🙏🏼 Nenthead mines have a lot to offer and to explore ! I will pre-release the follow up to this series for you members tonight 7pm ! 👌🏼🎥

[@jossmaxwell00]

@@UndergroundExplorerUK Thanks Antonio👍

[@ryanhoward9048]

Love your adventures. I've seen local spots but it's awesome to see what I normally couldn't.

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thanks Ryan 🙋🏻‍♂️🙏🏼😄

[@Carolb66]

Awesome mine Tony, I've seen it before heard about the poor lad who lost his life😢 there are still open shafts which you could fall down you really need your wits about you in this mine. The bucket is still there catching the water after all these years. Beautiful stone tunnels & arching nice colours & fab seeing the rail still there. Awesome explore Tony. ❤ much love stay safe 😊

[@UndergroundExplorerUK]

Thanks Carol !, so glad you enjoyed it !😃🙋🏻‍♂️ part 2 will be out tomorrow Friday at 19:00 👌🏼⛏️ will not disappoint you either !❤️

[@colinfowler5436]

Hi, I once took a lump of the coal out and heated it over a bunsen burner, it glowed a nice cherry red, but wouldn't burn. There are the remains of some proper coal levels not very far away

[@alisontam949]

imagine someone put a bucket there to catch the water and that bucket is still collecting water till this day 😂😮