New area of War Eagle accessible!

[@jerrykeenan1848]

Ross, I like how you answer questions right on the screen that everyone can read. I agree, headlamps make it feel close to being there of the mining. Good idea!! Be safe! Thanks so much

[@salvadorsepulveda6415]

The idea of the time men took to carve these tunnels into a mountain by hand boggles the mind. Thanks 👍

[@tecopamines]

Very true. That’s the point of preserving it-to show this generation and future ones what those folks did.

[@AZRob56]

Ross, very interesting work. I appreciate your efforts to preserve these historical mine sites. Over the years I've seen many of these mine sites badly deteriorating due to neglect, vandalism and looting. Good job!

[@brucestener8476]

and Blocked by BLM bat bars,,

[@bentstrider]

All sorts of artifacts left down there. Really love catching up with this restoration journey!!

[@brucestener8476]

Very cool.. Found with the Wonder Hussy post,, You rock and Thank You for your Service..

[@FloraBamaGoneWild]

Looking forward to seeing more of the mines! Fedora the explorer! 🕵️‍♀️

[@lloydh1100]

That is amazing support structure, and I agree, I wasn't aware that anything good came from Delaware (I see what you did there)!

[@Tanks-Link]

That is hilarious, I didn’t think anything good came from Delaware. Lol.

[@Greg_Jones]

David Bromberg lives in Wilmington.

[@markshietze4783]

my comment exactly ! 😂😅😊

[@jerrykeenan1848]

The timber support area has so much wood. Just think how long that took to receive from other parts of the country and then carry all of that in those tiny spaces. Amazing and interesting! How would they know where to build the support areas verses other areas?

[@vernlapoint1528]

Sorry I missed your live but thanks for sharing this awesome adventure 👊😎👍

[@brendtoconnell6119]

Wow. That looks amazing and terrifying at the same time. Hats off man.

[@allenmaner6616]

Very good adventure thanks for taking me along. I sure enjoyed it.

[@reb58ma]

So cool! Will look forward to more. Thanks :)

[@explorersoftheoldwest2016]

I can't wait to visit again.

[@scampbell3363]

Nice! Enjoyed the tour.

[@dougsmith417]

Amazing bit of square set there.

[@Greg_Jones]

The clips of the nice old timbers could come in handy when trying to think of where they are when you need them. Some sort of inventory beats a lot of head scratching.

[@lisah7304]

Fun exploring with you ROSS, hi Linda.Nice sturdy work on the ladders, looks like Rose or redwood?

[@washingtonwoodsplitter599]

I sure like watching you explore but I could never go down there Thanks O L M for sharing

[@AnnasBurningCuriosity]

Love mines

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

It's going to be a beautiful example of a working mine. Still gives me me A## knowing that a lot of equipment is over the border though. It's our history. And the antiquities act was completely ignored. Not cool. Let's hope that something can be done to get our history back where it belongs.

[@thisoldminewithlars5324]

So much mine, so little time.

[@DeanColding]

good video. I enjoyed it

[@leonardsimas4364]

Be nice if you could flip a switch and light those tunnels up .

[@tecopamines]

They didn’t have it back in the working days, so doing it now would feel wrong.

[@explorersoftheoldwest2016]

Sweet

[@AUMINER1]

Glad to see this part wasn't collapsed. What minerals were the main minerals mined here? how many feet of tunnel is this mine roughly ? :)

[@tecopamines]

Lead, silver and zinc. And about 20 MILES of workings.

[@mikehumphrey4039]

Screws break nails bend

[@craigmorris2045]

Keep up the good work. Be safe.What is the air quality down there?Temp?What is the dager

[@craigmorris2045]

Hope to visit your domain someday..Looks very interesting ..Take care man.. With permission can we shoot on your land???

[@tecopamines]

Yes.

[@tecopamines]

Air is great and temps are 70 degrees year round.

[@jteddy11]

It is so very cool, looks like a set from Indian Jones. Is the temperature a nice 70 degrees down there all the time?

[@tecopamines]

Yes it is.

[@pbberger2002]

Really enjoy your videos. What do you pay in 😅HOA fees out there?

[@tecopamines]

No HOA allowed on mine property. 😎

[@markshietze4783]

who is your 2nd Louie here today , Ross ?

[@zigzag1a]

Was that a cheap shot at Frank?

[@tecopamines]

If you’re talking about the guy who trespassed into both my property and a friend’s neighboring mine in Nevada and stole things from both of us, the answer is yes. If you talk to him tell him he needs to come back and surrender on the warrants.

[@zigzag1a]

@@tecopamines it sounded like you knew who you were accusing.

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

When you already know the antiquities act there's no excuse for ignoring it. There's a lot of our history that's been pilfered. Because the old equipment up in those soaking wet mines is rusted junk. So just hop over the border and grab whatever you find. Not cool.

[@RimdarRanch]

stolen stuff for a Museum in Canada... *shakes head, I know who you are referring to! Remember watching him put up gates at his Mine to keep TRESSPASSERS out!!

[@RimdarRanch]

@@getreal1702 please email me your address... I'd like to come to your house, trespass on your property, rummage through your house, and remove things I want. NO, it doesn't work that way!

[@bentstrider]

All I could think of was that B.C. mine that Brennan Evangelista spent the night at.

[@Miles2Go143]

Do you have a paypal address?

[@tecopamines]

I do. It's @tecopamines

[@Miles2Go143]

@@tecopamines Thank you.

[@Bob-tn5xn]

Camera too fast and out of focus

[@Hi_Mommy953]

What kind of lumber do you need to build ladders

[@tecopamines]

2x4s.

[@MiamiMillionaire]

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