the haunted medieval lost mine - CAN YOU HEAR IT?

It was a very weird and creepy feeling, the sound of someone walking in a place we had to rappel down into that has been lost for century's! We tried to enhance so you could hear and experience the lost souls of this mine! May we never forget those who have paved the way for us to have such great things in life now!
this was a brilliant exploration what we found was nice, and well worth the adventure!
amazing find in this mine, and nice to be back after being on lock down with the virus we have emerged and are finding again! enjoy. Al
Amazing original timber workings still in place in this deep cold wet abandoned mine on to more adventure and exploring of the history of these welsh and ancient mines
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[@Mattay20]

Good call on not giving out where the entrances are, could only imagine what would happen if kids messed about around those.

[@lukehorning3404]

Thank you for taking us on your adventures

[@williamjohnston982]

I'm thinking it's either tommyknockers or one of you guy is hungry 👍👻

[@simonjones3863]

Sounds like water movement from an air pocket perhaps a few inches inside the walls? Very interesting. Thank you so much for making these videos! ++

[@orchidorio]

Yeah. I guess that could happen. Interesting. 7521

[@bobrobertsNotUrBob]

most scientific reasoning ever, sometimes its hard to think of something you can't see

[@simonjones3863]

Could you perhaps leave a recording device down there and let it go until the batteries wear out, and get it another day? It would be very interesting.

[@martkbanjoboy8853]

I wish you and your familymembers a speedy recovery.

[@futuretech2.0]

Yeah put a trail cam in there would be great

[@mfree80286]

I'm seeing a dark water mark on the mine floor... it's probably quieter because the level's lower, the volume of the tunnel has changed and so with it has the natural resonance. For any given point in a long closed tube, a given frequency of sound can be amplified as it returns; it's the same principle as how a flute works

[@s.m.g.m2015]

So quit 👻 spooky 👻✨👍

[@Vegas2332]

Nevermind the mine, some of the scenery at the beginning is beautiful! But seriously always cool to think about what a life as one of those miners would've been like. Great video guys

[@malcwhite]

I had the phone volume cranked up and put it next to my ear. Then KZbin played an advert. I nearly crapped myself

[@charmainemcdonald9679]

Your enthusiasm is infectious ✨✨✨🙏✨✨✨

[@LostMines]

Wow, thanks!

[@_John_P]

@@LostMines Leave an audio recorder in the mine all night long and then go back to collect it next day.

[@LostMines]

@@_John_P good idea

[@kadoj]

@@LostMines along those lines, perhaps a motion sense trail cam? Couldn’t hurt. If there’s anywhere that might have energies and such we don’t understand it’s ancient mines like that, worked by innumerable generations of miners (lots of which, as you are well aware, were children)... so fascinating. I always love it when you guys find a Roman or medieval adit. Have you guys ever done any of the old Bronze Age copper mines like Great Orme at Llundudno and the like? I’m always so intrigued by places such as that.. Native Americans rarely engaged in hard-rock Mining or any other sub-surface stuff, so we don’t have a ton of non-natural features this side of the pond. With a few notable exceptions... it’s interesting actually, as an aside, at Isle Royale and quite a few other locations scattered around the Great Lakes, there were thousands of tonnes of copper extracted from the earth during the Bronze Age from more than 5000 sites, but only a tiny fraction of that copper can be accounted for in the frequency of native artifacts that show in the archaeological record. Quite curious, always made me wonder....

[@meichong8278]

@@LostMines I THINK IVE GOT IT................ YEP IM POSITIVE ............. its the CHATANOOGA CHOO CHOO

[@johnfisher7757]

I had my speakers cranked up and the hairs stood up on the back of my neck!

[@bongloveroncanabis-dude6664]

I love your videos, I digging in undrground for dream work,thanks for videos.

[@Tiwtin]

I can hear it!

[@StirlingLighthouse]

Good fun gentlemen. 👍 Thank you for bringing us along.

[@LostMines]

Our pleasure!

[@petewebster2977]

You guys have way to much fun before breakfast 😂. Always keen to see more adventures. Pete Australia

[@tfred6403]

Could be a low-frequency sound coming deep in the earth which hits certain materials around the mine which changes the amplitude such that it becomes audible to human ear. See Listening For the Earth's Heartbeat Inside the World's Deepest Hole.

[@WideOpenThrottleGarage]

Wow thats an interesting thought

[@suzyqc7607able]

I Love this comment. Perhaps, it's where our great distant past developed the notion of "Mother Earth" - Because for a lack of better words - "She releases, whom she pleases, She claims & reclaims at will, & you can hear it in her cries late at night- & the inspiration of her moan." ( "Unknown" )

[@simonjones3863]

Agreed. I'm certain the earth is not perfectly quiet.

[@mksemposki]

Love your videos! Very happy you went back to this mine!!! Take care of yourselves!! Looking forward to the next one!!!

[@richardalangriffith]

Thank you for your hard work and video's, always interesting and fun. Hope you're family members get better. Stay safe guys.

[@Medieval_Digger]

Love the adventure! 😎👍🍀 Fun to watch!

[@davidlewis726]

Excellent exploration.

[@wideyxyz2271]

Always brilliant. Just got back from a weekend in the lakes (lots of old mines up there too) and tuned straight in.

[@frankgaletzka8477]

Thank you for the Video Respekt the old miners who stay in mines forever and never get out Take care and Glück Auf Yours Frank

[@monjue4459]

Brill! made my sunday, thank you!

[@LostMines]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PixxelCade]

amazing video guys! keep up the good work!

[@sandracokerill8114]

Hi I'm very excited to watch my first Haunted mine cool

[@WideOpenThrottleGarage]

Yess another great morning... definitely heard something 😱☠👽

[@LostMines]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@Tinatortoise]

Definitely more to be heard the first time. Glad you and yours are well x

[@blackmonday738]

What a neat find, my gosh just imagine if someone were walking and fell in there. Odd spot.. stay safe.😗✌

[@doeharris5363]

I just love your channel only discovered it last week and now I'm hooked. Thank you for sharing . 😊😊😊🐱🐱🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@008Birdman]

Would love to see you guys take the tallow candles into this mine.

[@kat6748]

Watching you guys walk to the mines make me miss wales dearly, love your videos!

[@MsKazzar]

Cousin Jack playing tricks 😉 great video!

[@derekp2674]

Thanks folks. It was good to see you out exploring again and interesting to hear those weird sounds.

[@LostMines]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@roryabbotts9487]

Great stuff gents! Glad I found your videos! 🙏

[@LostMines]

Welcome aboard!

[@Samphire2]

I am glad you went back, it was really interesting. I like the idea of you setting up a cam in there, perhaps it will catch something when you are not there!

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

I didn’t pick up anything on my cellphone, I thought that I had pushed pause by mistake.

[@gigelcostel25]

It sounds very clear, something is there! Lost mines don't upset the ghosts, they were people once too! Anyway, your explorations are much more interesting than some poor ghosts! :)

[@LostMines]

Thanks for watching! we will be kind and hope they rest

[@blackmonday738]

No love hearing the spirits, and you'll see mists and orbs. It's legit part of history.

[@southernviking3113]

The history of your country is just amazing!!

[@Mick_English]

So spooky I think I'd be running away 😮

[@andrewherbert7108]

I love watching these two, great videos 👍

[@LostMines]

Thanks 👍

[@andreklein4474]

this channel is the best

[@frankhurley9684]

Hi, just watched your haunted lost mine part two, strange noises but not as you described, 7 minutes and 11 seconds in.😱

[@johnmiller4750]

Interesting hum at 4:42 just before you say spookyness

[@GiulianoBenetti]

Grandiii 👍🤠

[@SheepDogActual]

Saw the first one. Creepy to say the least. Fun follow up. Thanks for the adventure.

[@LostMines]

Thanks for watching

[@MR.AIRWALK]

Great video!

[@LostMines]

Thanks for the visit

[@Tiddler754]

Brilliant vid yet again guys 👍👍 I'll try and drop you a message in the week Al to see if we can sort something out 👍

[@paulcarpenter2800]

Great explore again. Not as clear as last time but still very odd.

[@mutualbeard]

Some youtubers would totally exploit unusual sounds and other phenomena with expectant music and hyped voiceovers. My "like' is for the skilled bravery of climbing into a deep, dark place and the good humoured curiosity.

[@cut--]

right after you say "footsteps" around 7:30 something appears to drop from the ceiling.. it's not a droplet because it falls slowly..unless a refection or something. There's def some weird stuff going on down there.

[@trooperandcooperale3057]

You Play full volume through headphones or your speakers 6:32 to 7:15 then turn down a tad. And at 9:08 check out the floor for the footprints, just it all goes Blair Witch with camera focus and then being hit in the head with a blunt object.

[@troyjenkins3886]

Coffin levels,spiders,spooky sounds,this would be a good mine for Halloween.Glad you are feeling better.👍

[@m.asquino7403]

If theirs any place that truely is haunted it would be those Medieval or Roman mines. I can only imagine the things that happened down their. Like accidents

[@orchidorio]

I'm putting a trip with you on my bucket list. 7521

[@RNCHFND]

@@orchidorio What's with those numbers on your comments?

[@orchidorio]

It's the date I posted the comment. In case I see it again.

[@RNCHFND]

@@orchidorio That's interesting. Do you bump into your own comments often?

[@orchidorio]

@@RNCHFND So far, not very often. I just want to try the idea. 101421

[@fredross3089]

I would love to join you, but due to my bad back, I can barely walk these days, let alone climb. But I sure do enjoy watching your explorations!

[@DiaryofaGrimReaper]

I'm thinking frog. At around 7:04 I do hear something, A tree frog can stick to rocks and hang upside down. It's not going to panic or get startled, you will walk right by it. But here is the thing, it looks like a pretty straight shot. 1 way in, one way out, and human ghosts are not stupid. Stuck perhaps, but a ghost wont be lost. Around 8:36 I hear a whistle, and later you DO WHISLTE when you are doing the echo check. I don't hear a voice, and this seems to be a very damp place that would attract amphibians. Cave crickets, maybe?? . Frank finds BARKING SPIDERS EVERYWHERE.. I am surprised he hasn't gotten bit.

[@DiaryofaGrimReaper]

@@aduantas Does Whales not have tree frogs? Looks like Washington State And we have tree frogs.. Does Canada have Tree frogs? I don't know. Does Whales have snakes? Does London have snakes?

[@Vegas2332]

@@DiaryofaGrimReaper I can say as a Canadian who loved climbing trees as a kid, I have never seen a tree frog, but I live in Ontario. Lots of Garter Snakes and frogs on the ground though

[@MineExplorerUK]

Another corker of a video. Thanks for sharing guys, stay safe

[@LostMines]

Our pleasure!

[@stevec7478]

Equipment checks are a must before trekking off.😁

[@mickeyfubar69]

ghost orb at 7.21 right in front of the camera dropping down👻

[@karlharvymarx2650]

It sounds to me like some tones really resonate in there. The whole time you were walking, I heard a low droning sound which could have been you footsteps resonating, or wind at the mouth of the mine. When Ioan was waiting for Al to exit, a bird sang in a way that reminded me of the other sound I heard, rhythm wise. But my first thoughts were a frog and water falling in a cavity inside the walls.

[@rebeccalucysmith9689]

Spooky 👻

[@steeevo0136]

My bet is one (or both) of you blokes has a nervous foofer valve. Mine was playing up before you even went down there ! :-)

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

🤣

[@danmcclure6670]

Ioan forgot his wellies & Al forgot his battery. Maybe the ghost forgot to show up for work.

[@samstoned]

It sounds like talking to me you should find a ghost hunter that would go down the shaft

[@theowdgit9790]

Somewhere there is an air shaft thats possibly an adit type as opposed to a shaft? Not sure were your based but try some on "Winter Hill" before they get filled in some are adits some are shafts for coal,Alum and lead mines.

[@kanapki4368]

Sounds like a rumbling tummy

[@dianecrossley23]

I’d love to come and have a look

[@AveniusArt]

Maybe take an EMF meter down there with you? I've been watching ghost hunter stuff in my youth and they always had these meters and when there was something that meter would react because these ghosts and stuff that were there are always electromagnetic phenomena ... When it's getting colder around you that could also be a sign that there is some sort of presence. In any case interesting again! I also agree with some comments before me. It also sounds like water to me somehow. But one can never know.

[@UKAbandonedMineExplores]

Nice to see and hear that mine again lol. Watching this on a poor monitor at work so can't hear the noise.

[@orchidorio]

This was fascinating. I'd love to go with you sometime. Cheers 7521

[@midnitenoon]

That’s what you hear when your scuba diving

[@Adventures_with_Sog]

Very intriguing guys. A trail cam sounds like a good idea but what if any conclusions did you come to with regards to the sounds?

[@robertclayberger4314]

Looks like the ghosts didn't want to play!...lol

[@grimsmith1]

Those noises are made by the Mine Knockers, little goblins who also mine beneath the ground. They will guide miners to valuable lodes or lead them astray if they betray the Knockers. Always leave a few scraps of food for them or suffer the consequences!

[@waitaminutedoggie8048]

Do they like crisps?

[@grimsmith1]

@@waitaminutedoggie8048 They like anything, even modern junk food, they don't think like us! Trust me, I used to work for the Queen!

[@suzyqc7607able]

The Commentary from the little lamb & friends was quite apropos.. Well Done fellas. Seriously, With the Magnificent Echo- It would be a Perfectly Brilliant Idea to place a trail cam-type situation down there, but as many traIL cams need a trigger, such as movement.. I'd stray away from those. I'd even volunteer to watch the entire experiment's footage to weed down to the pertinent times there might be a sound or noise. Be Interesting, fascinating also & a well-deserved time sink & distraction from world events.

[@anonymouse6318]

Another great vid - thanks. Anyone have ideas as to why these tunnels have so many twists and turns? They seem to be for access, rather than extraction, wonder why they aren't driven straight.

[@jazzrat2000]

I'd love to send you my wildlife Cam to leave in that alcove for a day or so and see what it picks up.

[@rg3412]

You could try to triangulate the sound by placing a directional mic at different location and bearings.

[@baddriver7559]

I wonder how old this mine actually is i dont see any rails or machinery and the video says midevil but i didnt think anything that old especially a mine would be explorable youd think itd be collapsed or something.

[@zerofox7347]

If the grass is soaking you I wouldn’t hold out much hope for those waders in the mine 😆

[@squidsquiddly5970]

The fact that it stopped when you guys were talking and did not make a sound until you were silent for some time tells me that it is likely a living thing. What you have here is some large possibly unknown salamander species. This is similar to a salamander "barking" but it sounds deeper and longer than what I have heard! So maybe even some species of life we have never seen before

[@suzyqc7607able]

But how wonderful a discovery wouldn't That be, to discover a new species - Perhaps a new Cricket even. Oh, I'd love to suss this one out as it's less likely a "Prank" from these ladds.

[@rdamp2374]

The First Sound Was Like A Gurgling THEN THE FOOT STEPS.

[@m.j.morshead]

Water ingress, possible spring.👍

[@jazzrat2000]

I love these videos. Do you think there's no graffiti because they didn't have lamps to write it with and they weren't going to chip into the rock anymore than they had to? Plus I would imagine in the 17th century many of the miners couldn't read or write. The sound sounds like breathing to me.

[@R-bobo]

There are a few old mines up near low force need to be explored

[@jazzrat2000]

I think they cut the alcoves for a place to have their tea breaks

[@54RKY]

All of your knowledge and you dont know its bad luck to whistle in a mine.

[@earthvitalutube]

Gotta bring a treat next time to lure the creature out 😅

[@LostMines]

Definitely!! lol

[@t.vanoosterhout233]

I didn't hear it, but if you did that noise is there. On a different note, do you ever try to find the sound pitch where sound starts to reinforce itself? Those echoing, confined spaces would seem perfect for that!

[@ogedeh]

Got enough to worry about in an old mine without the haints knocking about

[@draconian6692]

Dude sounds like sean connery

[@jazzrat2000]

Or maybe the alcoves were like passing lanes

[@eliotvivian]

Waves in the water around your feet washings up further down the shaft?

[@drispyify]

All I heard was the same noise I hear in the morning, after eating a Doner Kebab the night before. Then I remembered the film Borderlands......

[@oculusangelicus8978]

I wish I was Young Again; I'd be up to climbing down there with my HiFi microphone to see what you guys were hearing. I didn't hear what you guys were talking about. I did hear something that sounded like an animal's vocalizations, but have you guys considered it perhaps might be a sound that an insect makes? I don't know what time of year your last foray into this mine was, but I do know that sometimes the sounds made by insects can be the most surprising things ever. Like water bugs, I don't know if England has them but here in Canada, they get remarkably large sometimes up to three or four inches long and they make a noise that you would swear was not an insect sound. Did you guys look at your feet a lot in there? or perhaps the back of the mine? Most times there is a reasonable explanation for the sounds that are reliably there. trust me, if you guys went into a truly haunted place, you'd know it, because there'd be no doubt left in your mind as to whether it is haunted or not. Yes, I am a truly believer and I refuse to mess around with places where a malevolent entity resides. I know far too much about such things to be comfortable around them.

[@Sksk27547]

You guys are alright orcs. Hahaha! hilarious.

[@pa5287]

sounded like a frog or toad sound but no foot noise

[@neiljenkins2011]

I'd be really interested in hearing more of any further attempts to uncover the source of those sounds. I know a lot of people like to think there's something supernatural or otherworldly, but I've always been a more down-to-earth sort of chap -- mundane explanations are far more likely and worth exploring before having to resort to the paranormal, indeed the mundane explanations can be interesting in themselves.

[@LostMines]

We are going to set up a sound recorder , see what it will pick up

[@dibingsdibingens8463]

​@@LostMines and did it pick up anything?

[@evanscreekbrahman7511]

Mystery noise solved! It was Ioan's stomach grumbling!

[@davedavis9610]

Sorry gents. Do you have any merch? I’d like to support in some way.

[@LostMines]

Not yet, but there is a PayPal link in description