Exploring an Abandoned Mine - Found Mine Carts and Processing Plant!

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Amazed at how wide some of this is yet with no extra support!
Comment from : Mike Klinger

The thing you called a “cnc” is called a radial arm drill 😊
Comment from : Graesen James

This is Gillman, mine in Colorado how long the old Denver and Rio Grande western railroad along battle mountain
Comment from : Andre Martens

i suggest yall to go to norway and explore the numedal railway! its quite a facinating railway going from town of flesberg
Comment from : Noahthetrainspotter

Amazing to think that the entire plant was underground, in an absolutely gigantic amount of space that itself had to be mined out first Mind boggling
Comment from : Fred Farquar

My Papaw bought a large piece of property which I’ve later found out included an old mine come to find out we now own the mine which has been abandoned since the 50’s I’ve been working on restoring some of the old mine carts and one of the old compressed air locomotives to run again
Comment from : Ryan Campbell

You guys should go back with a generator for places like this to see if you can get the lights on Would be an incredible experience
Comment from : Ryan McEnroe

Someone who knows all about mines and the equipment should spend a month there filming everything and explaining what everything does especially since it doesn't look like it's going to last for very long!!!
Comment from : Glenn

I didn't see any no trespassing signs and the mine is not even locked up so I don't know if those workers would say anything or not???
Comment from : Glenn

Is it just me or does his voice sound like Deadpool 😂
Comment from : Eric Licht

This is extremely dangerous guys, you all need more ppe equipment if you're going to do this
Comment from : Noisy Cricket

Invest in a higher quality PGM (get 2 of them) they should come with a calibrating gas cylinder as well / confined spaces and bad air that isn't circulated will engulf and incapacitate you rapidly (within seconds in some cases) brAnother thing to consider with abandoned mine exploration is that a lot of the steelwork is coated with chromium / lead / asbestos based paints brLagging on the pipes you see generally will be asbestos bondedbrbrHave another method to back track if you need to get out rapidly (glowsticks / blinkers / trackline / chalk paint)
Comment from : 12Deathcon

Does this mine remind anyone of that supernatural mine in Fallout 4? Dunwich Borer or something similar?
Comment from : Eric

Amazing what the leave behind !
Comment from : Brian Cooper

15:46 somebody's stomach wasn't happy lol
Comment from : FarmerCurt

This is a location out of a cool western 🤠
Comment from : oetken007

Be safe
Comment from : Tricky Chi

Lmao, what idiots What's the point of buying a device that alerts you but ignore it?
Comment from : Danny

What you thought was a back filled spot was perhaps a cave in, and so that area could be pretty dangerous
Comment from : Frog and Flange Productions

"Idk just like, go in there" -bryan 13:56
Comment from : Your_local_idiot

Btw the black big chains at 30 minutes are to slow and control the fall of the material
Comment from : Liz Shoemaker

not sure if you guys are really brave or really dumb you guys should probably carry emergency oxygen if youre going to disturb that much water and ignore that many bad air signs
Comment from : bert

wow No matter how many times I watch, the Intro music still hits so hardTruly the best urban exploring channel on YouTube,
Comment from : Ghosts of Rust Urbex

I think if you had shown more of outdoor machinery, it would have made a better ending
Comment from : Meran Berwyck

Is this in Utah? It looks a lot like a mine I've been through for work in Utah
Comment from : K K

That basement was sketchy as hell!!! I can't think and underwater rover would be worthwhile
Comment from : Joe

Odd that they’d leave so much valuable equipment behind Maybe they were expecting to restart at some point?
Comment from : The Night Watcher

Totally trespassing
Comment from : gmancolo

14:49 theres a newer looking can of bud lite looks like someone was down there recently
Comment from : John

Not one 'cjc'?
Comment from : Tamara Price

16:00 Was that your stomach I heard? lol
Comment from : TheOnePistol

I love exploring old places I was exploring some woods in Michigan with a friend one time and we came across a small building made of stone brick that was almost completely reclaimed by nature I have no idea what it originally was, but it was still really cool to find
Comment from : TheOnePistol

The colour of the floor in your video is the same colour of the river that this mine is poisoning
Comment from : Luke Gaskett

These abandoned mine vids are the best Your best work, I think (pretty ballsy too)
Comment from : tiamat_023

You guys are brave for ignoring all the bad air signs and stirring the still water
Comment from : Olicon Bob

Nice To Be Young And Fearless !!
Comment from : JerseyJoe

What state?
Comment from : scott wertz

Why do you guys put spooky music It’s just a mine lmao
Comment from : Jake sala

What was the last song played?
Comment from : CosmosZombie

I'm glad you lived!
Comment from : Stacey Williams

This would have been way better if you hadn't added the stupid spooky sound effects !!
Comment from : Crappy_names_left

15:38 Looks like a Reed vise That thing is worth at least $700 and possibly a lot more depending on the model Really infuriating seeing these machine shops (mines, ships, oil rigs, government facilities) always abandoned with tens of thousands of dollars of tools and hardware just left to rot
Comment from : MoCoBrad

Man you guys have balls for going in places like this I would worry about something caving in Also the theater you guys did that closed in the 60s scared the shit out of me for some reason
Comment from : Sparky

hard hats may have been a good idea
Comment from : ni ko

The Eagle Mine, located near Gilman One of the most toxic places in America
Comment from : cinnamonrollez

Ahhh the sqishy sounds when y'all are stepping 😝
Comment from : Dianna Strawder

❤❤
Comment from : Dianna Strawder

You guys are very brave for going in that cave
Comment from : SD

A video about everything being sick, you guys should be in hospital by now
Comment from : Anonymous Person

This felt like a video game mine
Comment from : 1983horizons1

Be careful, some of those worker's have a tendency to handle trespassers thier own way
Comment from : Denise Boldea

NORTHWEST UNDERGROUND: Exploring Abandoned Mines

We've explored mines for 36 years now Wrote 8 300 page books on Washington State minesl, 1 for each regionbrThat's one heck of a place you guys exploredDefinitely last worked in the early 1980s Most of that equipment dates from the 1940s to the 1970s
Comment from : NORTHWEST UNDERGROUND: Exploring Abandoned Mines

Guuhuuuys, almost 4 years after the iron mine and still NO HELMETS? Is there an option to send you stuff? I would love to see you geared up in your next underground content ;)
Comment from : DonWusel0815

Low Oxygen warning machine: bbeeps/bbrBryan and Michael: We're just gonna keep going and ignore that thing!brAlso Bryan and Michael: biHeavy breathing/i/b
Comment from : bleukreuz

15:47 The Stomach Growl lolbrPlz don't starve
Comment from : Evan Kupec

signs on the wall: BAD AIR brdevice used to detect bad air: BAD AIR brbryou guys: nahh its all good
Comment from : P3T3R_WAFFLES

Not going to lie but when you guys entered that parts room literally if that were me I would’ve taken some of those tools with me
Comment from : The Shadow

Looks like a good way to get dead
Comment from : Wolfshalifi

You guys need to watch some of the more knowledgeable mine exploring shows before you get yourself killed !
Comment from : Doug Morley

Guys, I cannot help but stress safety in these old mines Abandoned buildings are one thing, sure, but an old mine, especially rusting metal equipment like in that mine, can give way at any moment and you guys were walking on a lot of old rusted, stairs Also, you could walk down a shaft and think you're fine when, as another poster has said, that section of tunnel/shaft has collapsed behind and now you're screwed Please, when going into an underground structure, try to go with someone who has previously explored the structure as another precaution, or at least try to find a blueprint/map of the underground areas from when the works were going on
Comment from : Boban Ristovski

I just wonder, if you ask the workers/any officials that are there that you are photographers and you just wanna photograph around and inside the mine if they would allow you to so you don't have to sneak around
Comment from : Harvey Kauffman

I think I'll play Half Life 2 later today
Comment from : Diazepamo

13:06brclose your eyes and press play
Comment from : SyringeAddict

Ideal site for fallout series
Comment from : paulus121212

“KEEP OUT, BAD AIR”brbrbgoes inside/b
Comment from : Nik

195 oxygen is considered the low end of the safe limits Below this your decision making is impaired Obvious but the comment of “keep going and turn it off”, the amount of rust and the heavy breathing
Comment from : hotswapster

This is brave and also very foolish Not nearly adequate PPE- or even clothes for the conditions- no decent emergency plan Mapping prone to possible errors Walking in on a visibly caving in ceiling before what was obviously a collapsebrbrGreat footage, but seriously those are toxic chemicals Also, no H2S monitor
Comment from : Olivia

It's not that the oxygen is low, it's that you don't know what is replacing the oxygen that's the major threat There's a whole bunch of gasses you regularly find in mines that you won't be aware are killing you, because your body doesn't react to them like you'd expect, until you're in a heap on the floor - usually in an old mine you'd assume it was hydrogen sulphide which is yes: stupid dangerous, but it has a very distinct smell, if it doesn't smell you'd usually assume it was CO2 or Hydrogen; the pernicious water vapour in the air is a little bit of a clue to that, both are gasses you want nothing to do with Also do the world a favour and don't explore mines without a helmet, it is so dangerous, even modern mines - stuff can and does fall off the backs of mines that will kill you and a helmet might save you from - they're not expensive for reasonably decent ones The rods by the way are in what is called a rod mill Also I was wincing at the just casually walking over the false floors like they were nothing :)
Comment from : streaky

NOPE!! No way I would go in there… But I’m glad you guys did!
Comment from : Train Nerd

When young people go randomly missing
Comment from : Dennis Cumbie

28:32 Glad the air warning finally went off
Comment from : A R

8:54 This is one of the few times I'm worried about your guy's welfare Mines are a special kind of beast
Comment from : A R

7:16 Might want to spend a little more on the life saving equipment 😉
Comment from : A R

Its Nice to see the town is still standing almost 40 years later! My father Lived and worked in the mines of Gilman in the early 60's and was one of the last residents to leave in the mid 80's Still have tons of Photos of the Town!
Comment from : Exploring More Colorado

Please bring good carbon monixide and gas monitors with you into mines! They are knwon for killing explorers through air alone
Comment from : Too Many Opinions

Canon AE1is a good camera to shoot film with👍
Comment from : Bee Enn

Someone's stomach is angry there That or you guys were being tracked by angry wendigos 😅
Comment from : Faydra Girl

35:15 a rod mill indeed meant for crushing
Comment from : killernat

very familiar with this site Worked with the caretaker at one point in my career Pretty safe mine as far as the state goes I always found the town at the top to be a good place to explore as well
Comment from : Andrew Kaunisto

Jesus, the coolest part of any old mine or building or anything is the old machines and equipment that was left behind but these guys could careless, they just walk by them That is problem with this generation, God help us
Comment from : BS Noodleman

bIn some corners of the mine, gases can be generated that kill instantly, they are not protected/bbriOn the other hand, if everything is rusty, imagine working for years in that one, you will have finished your days just as you can see/i
Comment from : Oscar H

Cool i own that mine and now i know whos been trespassing! The NO TRESPASSING signs along the railroad should have told you i will be getting a hold of you
Comment from : 335theduke

It's so awesome that you know they got a tear stuff like this down and it can't be used because you know some political interest wants to gerrymander that particular area in their advantage I think it's a really awesome laboratory I'm glad that you guys were able to document it before it was destroyed
Comment from : brokendash

The rock is most likely pyrite, Fools gold, It becomes acidic with moisture by the way I think it was detecting hydrogen gas, Which is a little scary because in gold processing and others they use hydrgoen cyanide to process and separate minerals etc Be careful
Comment from : fhhsvnggbh

I'd be scared to death of being trapped in there
Comment from : Nathan B Grooms

Not only are you guys great urban explorers, you're also great videographers and photographers I love the effort you guys put into your editing
Comment from : Nathan B Grooms