Real Life Fallout World Found DEEP Underground

[@madlenellul3430]

My uncle was a blacksmith working in Stepps coaliary in Scotland. He got me down once and it still gives me shivers when I think of how unsafe we would call the cages, for ascent and decent, today. But the world down below was just a bustle of activity and noise. Uncle Robert spent a great deal of his day just sharpening all the variety of cutting tools. That’s how it was then in the 30’s and 40’s.. From memory ‘the pit’ as it was known closed in the 80’s.. All is gone now above surface but these amazing tunnels magic secrets still lie beneath the earth. Trouble is those now living in the houses above will have no knowledge of the mine.. I’ll be gone soon too . Age is something you can’t fight. It’s adventurers, like you, who keep a small finger on our past. Thank you.👵🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@michaelwalsh98]

My Grandfather and Father both worked in the Anthracite Coal Mines in the Shamokin to Centralia Area of Pa. From the 1920's to the middle 1950's. Both had Black Lung, and COPD.

[@joanieswanson570]

You’ve accumulated so much awesome material; have you ever considered taking all you have and building a documentary from it? The old mine machines, the discarded gear, the bottles, track, rails, hoists…it would be great for teaching kids all about the mines their great great great grandpas worked in. Great video here as always. Keep up the great work. I’m lovin it! Be safe out there.

[@DDExplores]

SUPER cool find ! That tunnel was a duelly !Glad you carry your O2 sensor !

[@raymondhoagland4976]

That's one awesome mine , well constructed rooms. Lots of unknown history here ! All the hours it took to dig that out 💪 and bring machinery in , just incredible. Stay safe !!

[@SandyFielding-cl4dc]

Hi! I truly enjoy U taking Us all with U bc if it wasn't 4 brave people as Urself, we'd never get 2 c things like this. I'm praying 4 Ur safety and thanks 4 Ur time. Awesome videos U got. Please stay safe and God bless U.🙂

[@KeyBordWarrior]

awesome its like exploring from my room.....thanks from south africa

[@cindyblankenship9585]

This will be the 3rd video of yours that I have watched in the last 2 weeks.. Great adventures, fella's!!!! Thank you for taking me with you!! I'm subbing right now!

[@RedneckMineHunters]

These are baffling to look at! I wish I could find mines as cool as these! Great find man!

[@WilliamKShank]

Thanks for the video. Love seeing old winches. Safe Journey! CHOLULA!!!

[@joeyv1969]

Great video as always, I love watching these. We use to play in and around the Harry E. in Swoyersville when we were kids, nothing quite as awesome as you video. Keep up the great work, I don’t have the balls to do what you do. Thanks for the videos.

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

I live very close to the Harry E!

[@keithrimmer3]

Another cool find with great artifacts thanks for sharing Y'all could try and find any old maps on them old coal mines

[@craigsphilhower8505]

At 9:44 just as you’re walking into the office or shop area there was a date on the left side of the door, 4? /30/08. I’m guessing it’s from an explorer much like yourself, do you ever write Amazing PA on some of these caves? Lastly, i see you find really cool old glass bottles, do you bring any back with you? Great videos, you’re part of my breakfast routine each morning, sadly I'm to old and to sick to do what you do, lol, so I vicariously live through you, be safe my friend .

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

@craigsphilhower8505 Thanks! No I've never once left my name or any kind of graffiti in the places I explore.. it's not my style. But yes I do take bottles here and there if they're in good shape

[@SandyFielding-cl4dc]

Wow! Amazing.! I pray 4 Ur protection. U r so brave 2 go so far into those mines. Please stay safe and enjoyed the adventure.😁

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Thanks so much!

[@rickwhitson2804]

I just found your channel today. Bro I'm almost 62 and love this stuff

[@terridougan4678]

@rickwhitson2804 I am a female and 75 and I love watching these too

[@myfavoritemartian1]

8:06 This looks like the area where they measured out and cut the fuse to length so it could be tied into bundles. The first box usually had a lid and stored fuse rolls. The flat long table is to cut fuse to length. That sets the timing of the explosions so it makes an orderly hole. Next time look on top of the table to see any marks. Dean in Az

[@billybardo6373]

Just came across this channel a couple of hours ago & have watched several videos! Very intriguing to say the least! I don't know where/how in sam hell you come across these sites but I really enjoy seeing history! Just trying to imagine what it must've been like during it's "Heyday", what happened between then and now (Why)...? Thanks for bringing this to light!!! Subscribed!👍🍺🥃🇺🇸

[@kevinfrancis1440]

Quite the find! Be safe bud

[@georgefowler2820]

You guys are awesome. Love your adventures. Thanks!

[@davestrang8585]

Your photography is only surpassed by your curiosity

[@erichsh58]

Man I wish you picked up that magazine at 4:18. Looked like a ravioli ad on the page. When did the mine close?

[@martkbanjoboy8853]

The pepsi can looked like about 1981 vintage. The poor old workbench died some time ago. The square bricks the bulkhead is made of is a 1940's - 1950's brick called 'speed tile.' It is miserable to demolish as it has hollows and forms nasty shards when it is hammered at. You would notwant to be caught in a building with dividers made of it in an earthquake.

[@colindickinson153]

Great video, take care.

[@Maurice00PA]

Would have liked to know which mine you were in. Disgusting to see others have left garbage down there. Cheers and stay safe.

[@MikeOrkid]

Place is absolutely massive. The crazy part is all that distance and didnt even see coal yet. Mine blowing.

[@TheSilmarillian]

Same oxygen meter as mine, hello from Australia opal miner here

[@bigbeardog99]

I will stay out. You can count on that... so you be safe. Another fun hole exploration. 😊

[@screwthecabal6453]

I love those old rusty motors, they look so cool!

[@johnnesbitt2515]

How do you find all these. I'm in Pittsburgh area and cant find a thing

[@speedracer412]

There's a long abandon underground tunnel under duck hollow ,below summerset @frick ,we found it last week along the walking trail next to river very easy to access, Also ungrounded tunnels westing house park in north home wood the lids to go down take a #1149 masterwork key

[@shawnallegrati7371]

Hey this is really cool I live in the area and have never seen this would be cool to come across some history about the mining back then would you be able to show me some time? probably won’t happen but it would be really cool

[@577buttfan]

There is another channel(Anthracite Horror Stories)he shows a ton about the history.Very very knowledgeable historian on the topic.

[@davidhibbs6989]

You just fell down a little bit 👀 don't go falling down at all please! And don't fall through the floor either! I swear you'd love to vacation in these old underground tunnels 😅

[@bhajandaniel9771]

That mine was in such good shape, parts of it anyway, that it could be used as a nuclear war shelter.

[@jimmyjams5]

Perfect for my Sunday lunch. This was a really cool explore, just kept popping up with things one right after another. Out of curiosity, is this part of the mine with that vertical shaft?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Indeed it is! I knew at least one of my dedicated viewers would piece that together lol

[@jimmyjams5]

@@AmazingPennsylvania Had a hunch lol. There was one you did over a year ago "Exploring DEEP Mining Underground Railroad" -- Always wanted to see more that one, that was some action.

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

@Birdman Jr Crazy I was just thinking about that today! That footage is like 3 years old and didnt post it until last year. That adventure to this day is the most physically demanding mine ever. The worst parts of it I couldn't even include in the video!

[@puppyduppy9811]

@@AmazingPennsylvania you act so surprised , probably get 10 -15 minute videos in one mine. I’ll bet you could get some good Bigfoot or ufo footage 👎

[@puppyduppy9811]

Frank and Gly don’t pretend like you , they actually explore “New locations”, most of your subscribers won’t realize they keep going in the same mine over and over.

[@conalrichards8844]

Awesome find!

[@LL-ce8dr]

Holy thats a cool spot to Explore 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@nicolabatley8664]

I love these great videos thank you

[@leeturner1838]

very, very nice. thanks!!!!!!

[@CovertCulvert]

What are those pipes that hang down from above? Some kind of fire suppression system? Where the electrical cables were suspended from?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

I think it was to run electricity down from the surface.. wires and such

[@nathanimalTheAnimal]

Anyone noticing the tunnel walls having a burn-like feel? Lots of evidence showing the walls being created by a heat gun device? IDK…just not what I’m familiar with seeing in ANY man-made tunnel. Something is definitely off.

[@Twisted_Adventures2]

Ive searched the name of that wall, and didn't come up with anything yet

[@amptunes]

What do you call a hoist with its cable extended? un-reel

[@DirtStaticEsports112]

I’m extremely glad I don’t see you putting your hands all over every piece of discovery you find. Great way to ensure it stays preserved for us to continually enjoy the reminder of a great industrial period in time.

[@mikemazz3377]

Thats a crazy view looking out the window into the gangway like wow what a perspective

[@ugsisr]

Isn't amazing, almost every time you see that Mist in the Air the Gas Level is Higher....I know it's colorless and odorless but it seems to be higher when it gets Misty....This is Great Stuff.... Stay Safe ! Thank You

[@feliciabaugher4032]

Awesome photos

[@MeltoLogical]

So obviously these cinder block rooms had nothing to do with this ancient rail system, or they wouldn't have built one on TOP of the track. And I'd love to know what the giant cable motor was (really) used for.

[@BrianGilkey-o8t]

A great find and adventure I wish I could have been there with u

[@Twisted_Adventures2]

Very cool. What brand O2 sensor do you use?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Just some cheap Amazon brand called Smart Sensor.. but it's the only one from there I like lol

[@squidgameisaliarisawnosqui5341]

Love this place thanks for getting me there

[@larryhanlon7776]

What years was mine active? Is this NE PA, what county? thx

[@turkeyidk4080]

Very cool!

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

I don't mess with that bad air no more. That was some really bad air that meter showed

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Yeah I'm not crazy about it either. It hung at 19.7 o2 most of the time. But dipped down into the 18's

[@donnasilver940]

These are neat .Where were there bathrooms?

[@donnasilver940]

@@AnthraciteHorrorStories Oh ok thanks.

[@trashpandaqc]

the only thing crazier than building this is seeing how fast the Earth is taking it back, just with water and microorganisms... give it another 50 years and I have a feeling this will be impossible to traverse. (But still have those plastic daffodils buried somewhere lol).

[@davestrang8585]

Watching this one again🎉🎉

[@carbidejones5076]

fantastic, Thanks

[@VikingExploration60]

The biggest killer in coal mines is black damp carbon monoxide, when your meter went off it was indicating low 02, that will have been caused by the black damp forcing out the air.

[@Najim1958]

When your O2 sensor goes below acceptable level, what IS replacing it? CO? CO2? Methane? Scary thought! I admire your courage, sir!

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

@Najim1958 In coal mines there's typically higher levels of carbon dioxide and nitrogen. I've also experienced hydrogen sulfide a few times

[@milemarker_oscar_mike]

Nick name this hole " The Muckster " 🕳️

[@577buttfan]

My favorite hole man.

[@yankee2yankee]

I hope to GO IN, one of these days, before I’m done. I’m a caver. I think I could handle a mine!

[@alissacaridi564]

Yeah those poor waders 😢

[@timothymercer3526]

Imagine how long it would take for some poor soul to get black lung and what it would take to load 16 tons of coal...

[@robingamel9788]

Badass video.😊

[@westodessa]

Another good one

[@stevefinneran7566]

Nothing surprises you anymore? What if I were to tell you that they didn’t build a mine…they were actually mining a once building. #Meltology

[@577buttfan]

Not in this area man.Its solid rock no signs of ancient civilization around there.

[@Psykrom]

How old was this mine and who built it?

[@GhostofSparta85]

I would like to know how old some of these mines are or been abandoned

[@Bob_V]

I Like the Soda and snack bag LOL....

[@milemarker_oscar_mike]

Got a case of the good old moldy munchies ! LoL 😂

[@yankee2yankee]

All those footprints in the mud… recent explorers? Earlier miners?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

@yankee2yankee I'd say they were recent prints. A lot of people explored that mine before it got sealed recently

[@shellyg0228]

Fantastic ❤

[@02bottel]

1944 fighting in the war OR working in a hell pit as that. what a chose, I think I might pick the war.

[@josephdecarlo1262]

Wow that is sweet!

[@briankgarland]

Graffiti from 1974, so people have been down exploring for at least 50 years.

[@shawntailor5485]

Dude that's totally big enuff to start my utopian society . WILD I FOR PRESIDENT !

[@starsapphire7012]

It is a very cool find , but it was not just 23 hours ago

[@terridougan4678]

It would be nice if you said what county you were in. You would not be giving away the location. I am from PA also.

[@davidlongenberger3021]

I hope you had your GPS on down there 😆😆😆 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪💪

[@davestrang8585]

A complete hoist 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@brandimyhr1873]

Woah! 👏

[@getreal1702]

How many 14 min videos did you make of this mine?

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Only one other video of this mine, in a different section. The thumbnail says gates to hell

[@matthewturan9343]

It seems all these Pa coal mines are wet.

[@P-G-77]

In this places the air quality is very important, and not only the oxygen level etc... BUT hey, if i have the possibility i DO THE SAME... EXPLORATION!!!!!!!!... USING COMMON SENSE, KNOWLEDGE, LOGIC and FORTUNE... Safety, precautions...

[@jessieeyy908]

That is fking awesome

[@Waynus888]

Does he actually legit go by himself???

[@alissacaridi564]

Quite often

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Yeah about 70 percent of the time

[@Maverick65062]

These types of Mines are almost everywhere in Pennsylvania? That State had a massive Coal Mine closure as the Country moved from fossil fuel to Nuclear, and what we see here is the result of that?

[@yankee2yankee]

I’ve seen 2 date so far, 1904 and 1907…

[@TheDamageinc81]

Hate to complain but around 7:06 you failed to film the miners graffiti on the cinderblock wall ... I know it probably doesn't seem like much but it's nice to look at that stuff for historical purposes. Please slow down a little bit.

[@AmazingPennsylvania]

Yeah I usually don't film graffiti. Because a lot of it will be from recent explorers who might not want that kind of attention

[@eightyHiDef]

@@AmazingPennsylvania - Screw it, lol. They publicized it

[@rexross7086]

Watch out for Tommy knockers

[@GerritVanderende-ck7nm]

❤❤❤

[@davestrang8585]

Old girlie books😮

[@johnfeiser2928]

You should think about offering paid accompniments.

[@nomadsempirebuilder9461]

🤘😎

[@shawntailor5485]

Powder room

[@KeyBordWarrior]

u need to get a camera that wraps around your head....it would make it much easier to move around and safe.

[@terkedilmisyerler]