FOUND medieval HAUNTED Abandoned mine! watch to the end .

[@johnrogers2826]

That was, incredibly interesting! The young fellas knowledge, excitement, enthusiasm, and obvious sheer joy doing this is certainly contagious.

[@frankgaletzka8477]

Sometimes some old miners cannot left the mine forever . I am a guide in a old german Mine and at the weekends morning we had to go for controlling the way through the mine all alone no one is there than . Belive me sometimes i am not alone when i am walking through the mine Respekt the old guys and everything is okay. Take care and Glück Auf Yours Frank

[@hardy5288]

God imagine the hard work and time that went into digging these old mines out by hand. My back hurts just thinking about it. and those sounds, i would have been gone like a shot.

[@TheGreatest1974]

I always think of the months and years of back breaking work involved in digging these mines. It’s incredible. And people who work office jobs today think they’ve done a hard days work!

[@adventureswithgoat719]

Found yourself some Tommy knockers! Lol. Got chills!

[@Dranzerk8908]

Sounded just like water dripping to me. The echo makes it easy to sound weird.

[@pauljefferies2091]

Been in a lot of mines and that does not sound like anything I have ever heard. Especially dripping water.

[@mikaelabowen5781]

I absolutely love this. Having spent much of my working life scrambling around in and on old buildings, I can fully appreciate the sense of wonder at seeing ancient toolmarks like the ones in this mine. It really does give you a connection with the people in the past who created them. The strange sounds are also most intriguing. I've encountered a few peculiar little moments in deserted buildings that I absolutely couldn't attribute to anything - but in a deserted mine the sense of oddness is even greater. Who knows what it's all about, but it is fascinating.

[@ritchieblackmore2711]

Man this is good easily the best old mine explorer's on KZbin thanks for your time and great finds...

[@Jim-ok9zi]

Can’t wait for part 2 👍

[@kernow..exp.]

we are all waiting for park 2 I hope we are not in suspense for too long

[@ronaldo_alldaychannel1145]

I'm waiting......

[@kernow..exp.]

@Cornish Exploring With Alex indeed there is mate we're all looking forward 2

[@jonletswalk7479]

I'm an x miner and yes iv seen ghosts lights and unexplained knocking on many occasions!! I Carnt get over how much work went into these mines and at times no pay day Atb jon

[@PibrochPonder]

All dug by hand. It’s nuts the amount of work that went into them.

[@Nomadcreations]

Past Dead Miners Spirits locked In the mine

[@clio99027]

Hi, l used to explore the old lead mines in North Cardiganshire. Explored Esgair Mwyn, Esgair Hir, Darren, Cwmsymlog, Allt Goch and Ystumtyen. Explored with my friend Simon Hughes from Talybont. That was in early sixties. Good times.

[@kimbra1132]

So, yes heard them people talking, footsteps, and there were spirit orbs coming out of the drift as well. Nice and echoey in that one. The coffin shapes of the drifts is unique. Thanks again mates and have fun exploring.

[@marciamcguire6412]

Awesome!

[@UKAbandonedMineExplores]

that's like the oldest of the mines in our area. We do have a Roman level, but I've not explored that yet. Love all the pic marks. Be a great place to record an instrument or vocals with that echo! It's a must to watch this with headphones on, the sound is epic. Lol, I was half expecting a jump scare at the end!!

[@LostMines]

You got to come join us

[@leightonbrain3749]

what a brill video bring on part 2 , love it .

[@SheepDogActual]

So awesome, I could make this a full time job. I love the history lesson. I founded a historical society here across the pond and love what you folks are doing. Great job as always.

[@TIMMEH19991]

Wow that sounds proper weird! I've only ever once heard something unexplainable underground and it was in a mine that had been blocked for a unknown amount of time and had been uncovered just a couple of days before. We concluded in the end as the mine was quite shallow it was sound from above ground that was somehow working it's way in. As there was a fair few of us we searched the entire mine, which wasn't that big to make sure there was nothing or nobody down there. Sure made my blood run cold when we first heard it though!

[@jmomorgan7606]

Your video’s are so amazing!!! These mines are definitely nothing like the mines in Nevada here in the states. So cool keep up the good work.🤜🙌

[@FullMetalNobody]

ya that's what I was saying . ours are so dry. that last one with that wet overgrown entry and the cart on its side. EPIC ya

[@timmorris3056]

My Extreme Claustrophobia was in Overdrive watching you get through those tight channels, I can't even imagine getting stuck in there. Crayzee!!!

[@johnterry8890]

Hello from Texas! Thank you so much for your work and sharing your knowledge gentlemen. Amazing channel and content. I would love to go on a trek with you to see 400 year old work! This pick marks are so interesting. Thank you again and please stay safe.

[@peterharvey6527]

Very strange. A beauty of a mine. Looking forward to more.

[@wideyxyz2271]

Possible orb for the ghost hunters 9:03 starts bottom /mid left of screen and flies up to the middle of shot. Not an insect maybe dust? Use the full stop and comma keys to edge thru frame by frame.. and another (2) at around 9:36 starts in the top of the void and drops down and comes diagonally left/centre to the camera and another straight afterwards! Sceptics will say dust but it doesn't look dusty to me....

[@Ronny3st]

didnt think dust went so much up and down... if they felt the cold chills or a breeze then the dust shouldve travel one way...

[@Nomadcreations]

Spirits Of Trapped Dead Miners.................

[@MsDig65]

Omfg ! Best mine ever ! I loved this firstly because it's how I imagine the Roman mines by me to look, from the description the farmer, who had been down there have to me. He had been told that there was possibly someone living down there from one of his employees, so went to check it out. He told me, he went in and it was tunnels going off in all directions and pitch black, he said he went in about twenty to thirty feet before deciding if there was anyone there and they attacked him he was defenseless, plus if they were mad enough to live down there and not causing a problem leave them to it. He was getting out of there ! Secondly, this is the only mine you've been in and I felt strangely really really sad. Crazy, what's that all about ? Then you both started hearing that weird noise ! WOW ! Can't wait for the next episode.

[@nicolasespinoza131]

That was interesting. Can't wait for the next part. Great video 👌

[@drewmorales14]

Yes same here. Have a hard on just of suspense. These guys run into some real anchient content. Well satisfying n makes me geel complete. Good job guts keep up the well deserved good work my bois. Please be safe. Bye

[@natewilson111]

It's crazy how clean the tunnels are!

[@Hyperion-5744]

This is an interesting mine.

[@TortugaLuv]

Another amazing explore! I'm definitely going to have to go on an adventure with you guys sometime!

[@Km4rt]

You guys are both so passionate about what you do...it's awesome.

[@jonsson_68]

Spooky!!!! like it

[@bebeandjohnnotsonomadiclif5287]

Tommy knockers 😨😱👻 Thank You for your Great fun ! 🌹👍

[@frequencyfluxfandango8504]

Well, I've just got2 say, THIS is the best mine piece that I have seen.. And there are some blimmin good ones on this channel, & that's 4 sure. Your whole presentation gets better and better -imo. SO much fascinating and comprehensive info as usual, but I mean WHAT A MINE, eh ? I agree. Thank you for your eirie descent here boys. Yes, it's Spooky & Weird alright !!

[@Diamas7]

You guys have access to some amazing history that us here in the U.S. can't get too. Awesome to see!

[@LostMines]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mirkatu3249]

The different styles of passage-ways is just incredible, thank you so much for explaining them. :-) I agree with some of the other people, that definitely was someTHING breathing...inhale...exhale...inhale...exhale. 😳

[@kennethcrowther2277]

Every now and then the echo from low vocal frequencies is amazing.

[@mdrouin6465]

Mike from Elk Grove CA age 63. Incredible footage, what's very interesting is that it's most likely haunted and your hearing breathing, hope to see the rest of the footage, great historical find.

[@astrapete1]

Fantastic video again chaps, Spirit orbs from 9.05, good effort to capture it on film.

[@thepatriot8081]

Pretty kool !!!!!!! Thanx fellas !!!! B careful !!!!!💀

[@TheMercury-13]

Thanks for the video - love ote like this me 😁 - & I love that you explain stuff; armchair travel's as close as I'm likely to get, it's a precious thing.

[@MPGunther1]

Fascinating old mine tunnel

[@palmhall]

Tommy Knockers! And the Orbs near the end really come out!

[@TheBerzerker666]

Acoustics can be a mystery,sounds travel miles underground 😀🍺

[@georgiushw]

Cool

[@Dave64track]

Just come across your video great content I'm looking forward to the follow up video now stay safe guys. I have subscribed.

[@paulcarpenter2800]

A fantastic and informative explore as always. The noises at the end were very strange and unnerving, can wait to see more in part 2. Best wishes, Paul.

[@chancer7558]

Those orbs were materializing right out of the rock crazy.

[@melodycentral0007]

Not to be a fool, but what is an orb?

[@richardalangriffith]

Another fantastic episode guys, looking forward to seeing the next episode already. Stay safe and thank you for your time and effort. Diolch yn fawr.

[@glock2101]

Not gonna lie, gave me goosebumps....

[@adrianwilliams6554]

Cant wait for part 2 those orbs were tremendous hope you call out to the old miners left behind

[@raydowley1038]

feel knackered just thinking about the work and effort the miners put in with their picks and shovels, and all by candlelight. got a question for you guys where is the waste rock piles? Nice explore keep them coming.

[@mfree80286]

You had water in other portions of the mine, and you also noted how loudly it echoed. Also appeared to be a dam on the floor of that last coffin section you looked down, that could provide a burbling little trickle.

[@YorkshiremanInDorset]

The coffin levels in this mine are much larger than the Derbyshire Lead Mine coffin levels eg. Hillocks Mine and Knotlow Mine that are only crouching height, barely wide enough for your shoulders, and only 6 inches wide at the bottom, one boot width basically.

[@LostMines]

We have a mine like that here, it's in one of the videos

[@johnfloydman7735]

You guys!!! I put my headphones on so I could hear it better 🤯🤯🤪 .....think you have awaken something in the deep .....a balrog of Moria 🔥🔥🔥

[@marcodarko6929]

Good stuff

[@thomasj3177]

When you heard the strange noise an orb flew across the screen

[@earthvitalutube]

Best cliffhanger I've experienced in a long while. Suppose there's more stopes or other connections leading to the surface somewhere?

[@LostMines]

This is the only way in .

[@donmarion8808]

I worked underground in southern Arizona when I was 18, the boss sent me down the main haulage to straighten track with a Jim crow tool. I was the only one in there at the time and I was midway from portal and the main shaft probably 70 feet in either direction, l just finished straightening a piece of track and was bent over unscrewing the tool off the track when I felt what I thought was my bosses hand grab my shoulder and squeeze really hard. And push slightly down like he was trying to let me know he was behind me and trying to squeeze between where I was working and the rib, the pressure released and I stood up and looked around and no one was there at all, I looked in the alcove where there explosives were stored checked the shaft station an looked down the 2 drifts that ran in opposite directions and I walked out to the portal ( more like ran) as I got to the portal my boss was stepping out of the office/ cookshack. I asked him if he had been in there and walked past me and he said no, and asked why? I told what had happened and he told me when the mine was originally operated 3 miners were working a heading and had been killed in a mine accident. And he had experienced something similar to what I had. 40 years later I still don't know what that was to this day.

[@earthvitalutube]

@@donmarion8808 Southern Arizona! It's been years for me too but I used to live in Tucson. I wish I had been into this stuff back then because I'm sure there are a lot of old mines all over the place. I'm in Canada now and wouldn't venture into the abandoned coal mines we have around here. The notion of spirits and other phenomena in abandoned mines is certainly interesting. Would be something to just sit in darkness and silence to see if anything strange would happen.

[@kernow..exp.]

Greetings folks another fantastic from your Cornish fan

[@kernow..exp.]

Looking forward to seeing the spooky part

[@TheRichard991]

Very Cool! whenever I see paranormal happenings in old mines I always think about demons/spirits hiding themselves in the bowels of the earth. Great channel!

[@Mozarts-Sister]

Why hide when there's damage to do? - They'll be out in the world; House of Commons, Wall St, war-zones etc..

[@malcwhite]

I've been in some mines that have a) been dead ends and b) have water flowing in at the dead end. The combination sounds very like someone talking and moving around.

[@richy5697]

Interesting look at some of the mines of the past and how they worked and lived. Hard to tell from the vid, but it sounds like wind in the tunnels, might be a narrow passage to the surface somewhere thats letting air circulate?

[@LostMines]

No wind outside very clam day also we where a long way in and no other passages, it came close then just stopped. So no idea

[@JoeyDecibel187]

that's what I initially thought myself...could it be the wind? but it seemed to be timed too close together to be the wind gusting. Have you ever experienced any sort of thing like it before? I wonder if underground mines could create a sound like that due to air moving inside and or outside. I wonder if there are any records of deaths or accidents at that particular mine. really interesting and creepy. usually I feel pretty safe when im exploring because i Always carry my Colt 45 and I'm usually the most dangerous thing in any given place...that said, if that was a ghost or entity my gun would be useless except for dispatching myself in a last resort. muhahaha!

[@simonjones3863]

Hoping you will visit this place again!

[@Jennralize]

Awesome! Calls for night vision goggles I think! 😎

[@LostMines]

We definitely will be going back with our nightvision

[@tonyseath2278]

Wonderful :0)

[@Xeidasx]

Nice!!! I've been watching videos on USA mines for months and KZbin recommended your channel to me. Its pretty amazing to see this history from hundreds of years ago all done by hand! They certainly were very hard workers back then. I am not claustrophobic but i could never squeeze myself thru these lol Question: since this was all done by hand, how far could they chisel through on a daily average? I understand different rocks have different densities and such... Thanks for the great videos i can't wait to see more!!!

[@NDKY67]

Very unique orb shapes at the end.

[@JACOBGaming-rp1kb]

All the orbs at the end that’s crazy

[@xsashalouise1862]

Wow just wow the orbs were amazing 🤩👻✌️👍

[@LostMines]

Didn't notice at the time but going back over other footage there are lots in other videos

[@casedoumasr656]

Hello you say the sound was behind you right. Then later you turned around and went toward it right . As you are leaving right.so in the 2nd part you will be walking toward the sound later .One way in then one out right ?? P.s the waste rock area must have some size to it right. But if they used a cart there must be a area more flat or the cart put it in to a bucket or barrel to get the material out.cjd wash state 🤔

[@FullMetalNobody]

Love the historical info you give, makes the view fun and educational. Bravo. Covid koodies binge watching. lol. Yup.. that's a creepy sound. Residual Haunting I guess. Like a yell, a long breath and then a chain/pully drag.

[@AbandonedandForgottenWales]

Awesome mine,from doing paranormal investigations with friends,definitely sounds if you both weren’t alone,I also seen orbs (light anomaly’s) Look forward to part 2👍 Da iawn Bois

[@LeTrashPanda]

Right when he says "we can hear something" @ 9:05 an orb flies out of that narrow tunnel...it sounds like breathing he asks "what is it" another orb flies out @ 9:16, pretty spooky tunnel.

[@crazyscott2646]

I wish you would make a longer video of this mine.

[@LostMines]

Chrck out the last video 📹

[@Panzerkita61]

I have not gotten goose bumps for a long long time. It would only happen when I was experiencing something paranormal and on 2 occasions a Sasquatch as I live on the Pacific West Coast British Columbia in Canada. Absolutely amazing mine! Cheers...

[@peter15871]

ooooww creepy, could be a mutant squirrel looking for his nut's , that has got to be investigated !!!. Be great to see part 2 if you make it that far lol..great video ..

[@Old_Sod]

Videos would be much my improved if you did a piece to camera as an intro. Explaining where you are and why you want to go in this particular mine . Keep up the great work.

[@raydowley1038]

not sure they like to identify where the mine is

[@Mozarts-Sister]

They're fine as they are imo!

[@twin40dave]

Yes defo the best tunnel for different ways they picked out the mines , you should give us a demonstration on how they did it , and how long it took them that would be a great video, at the end of the video too ,that was scary did you find out what it was

[@Steve-ec6ed]

Im surprised you boys could fit through their with as big of balls as you two have. I cant even handle the crawlspace under my house.

[@StevenSchoolAlchemy]

Cool beans

[@SuperWellhung1]

Looks like Stalactites are starting to form over 400 years.

[@DavyOneness]

Just subscribed for part 2, lol

[@jimmybritt9537]

Just sounded like atmospheric sounds , maybe a wind direction change outside causing it 😨👍👍🇺🇸

[@dougabbott8261]

A lot of work went into that mine over many years but what exactly were they after? gold? tin? Amazing and creepy both at the same time.

[@LostMines]

Probably lead is what they wanted

[@melindacash1268]

Scary!

[@paulmccarthy6971]

That’s when you know your not alone

[@nlorand9033]

The old lead mines which opened up as barite mines at Strontian Scotland. I was told by one of the modern miners some weird goings on in the old parts.

[@kosmickosm771]

I'm here from Unilad insta 😎

[@timwright8785]

Definitely a creepy looking mine

[@kevinbrennan2004]

Classic Welch Bladder Bats. You have nothing to fear boys.

[@Tipper709]

I was hearing a breathing sound. Maybe a good minute of being still before talking again? Would help to hear what you're hearing. Also noticed what I've come to know as "orbs" There are a couple moving around. Really looking forward to part2 Subscribed and notifications on. Great find!

[@zw5509]

Amazing! More coming we hope? Can you possibly imagine using a pick all day long, in basically pitch black, over your head, no helmets, eye protection... And being haunted by a ghost or time echo of the past!

[@summoningdark216]

Just ask the spirit to follow you to daylight. it may be lost.

[@BREN2009]

Amazing videos iv just found your channel and subscribed I'm from wakefield where abouts are you guys from? Me my brother and grandad use to go pot holing around Yorkshire moors and we also went into an interesting copper mine half way up the old man in lake district brilliant times I'd love to join you one wknd old tunnels/mines have always interested me wow

[@ThePaulcormier]

wonder if the widened turns were a wide spot to move over for the next miner to get past the other with loads of sorts...just like truck on a narrow road.

[@unseen1228]

Thank you for another great film. A ?. Dont you ever use lidar when you explorer`?. For documentation when you are there.

[@LostMines]

We record and document also measure the size of the mines we explore

[@unseen1228]

@@LostMines Well a handheld lidar would be nice too.. You should crowfund one. :-) Ive seen it used by others.

[@clintonmorris8222]

Doing that by hand must have been arduous work. I think they're hearing the squirrels storing acorns.

[@DFDuck55]

It sounded like something breathing... in their sleep. Possibly a small dragon, Gollum, or a Bwca.

[@MsDig65]

I think you've cracked the case, of course it's a baby Dragon ! Ioan can rescue it and keep it in his steam train all nice and warm just like Ivor used to do. # Ivor the engine

[@mirkatu3249]

That is EXACTLY what I was thinking! 😳

[@neilhall676]

They was a spirit there with you. At 8.49 an orb passed you. I think that’s what they call them. A little white ball of light moves past you . Again at 9.05 and 9.18. There are others later.

[@mattbanks4082]

does it sump anywhere ? ..Thanx guys love your work

[@LostMines]

No nothing just a shaft and one long level

[@mattbanks4082]

@@LostMines be interesting to leave recording equip and check footage later ...spooky stuff haha

[@jameseastwood4984]

I wonder if the unusual sound is a resonance in the tunnel, excited by wind at one end. It's a very low frequently which perhaps is due to the length of the tunnel. The coffin levels with their smoother sides would be more efficient at acoustic noise generation that the jagged shapes of a blasted level. This is my hyphothis. Walking freq would be about 1hz, which would need something lime a 300m 'tube to resonate, or a 150m length if it's reflecting on a closed end. So the maths might be about right. This is just like blowing across the top of a bottle, except a very very long bottle. The primary 1hz frequency is too low to hear (human ear range is about 20hz to 16khz), but you might be picking up the higher harmonics.

[@LostMines]

Its never happened before in similar mines and it stopped suddenly

[@jameseastwood4984]

@@LostMines it may only happen when the wind is higher and possibly gusting near the be open end.

[@bsdetector6908]

400 years old!!! Are there any explorable Roman mines in the UK?

[@TheGreatest1974]

Backbreaking just walking in it? Imagine having to lift rocks in there, and you would never be able to stretch your back because you can’t stand up in it. Workers bodies would be ruined by the age of 40.