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That air flow is the giant badger breathing down the tunnel.

Badgers! We don’t need no sticking Badgers!

This mine is big and apparently very stable due to its lack of timbering. Maybe due to excessive traffic, artifacts are missing but the mine is an artifact all by itself. Thanks Justin and crew!

11:04 “It’s not water…. It’s pee!” 😅 (from eighties movie)

Great vision . . Those jeeps dont appear to be reliable things ..they aren't favoured in Australia . The environmental and history destruction your gov services do. .does anyone protest ?? From Australia 🦘🦘🦘

crazy swiss cheese mine.

That ore really pops on the screen.

It's about time you spend some quality time in the sex cave!

Something is wrong, this mine is too dry.

Great explore, thank you

Maybe Stormy had the badger?

It looks like a person could spend weeks exploring that mine.

A box of candles, a pack of maldoro reds and a badger. That could go alot of diffrent ways but sounds like fun to me. Thanks for the explore

Perhaps sandstone hosted copper/silver.

Greetings from Black Gold Mine, El Dorado Co.

Think the badger is 20:25 color difference in the rock

My flirting strategy: make them laugh so hard they forget I can't cook💖

Thank you my friend, for sharing your adventures to places I could never go, safe travels 😊

sex cave? guess they like it down & dirty

Glad you are back

I hope you reported that unsecured tnt. That amount and condition is very dangerous and should be removed by EOD personnel at the local sheriff's dept.

The Legend of Kokoweef lives on through TVR. It has been rumored to be just a bit further south near Ivanpah Mine. The Spring Mountain Range holds many secrets.

Wow ..awesome explore ..what an interesting mine ..thank you for your great video and skills . From Australia 🦘🦘🦘

It seemed very easy to get lost down there.

Love your videos @TVRExploring. I couldn't figure out a way to message you for general inquiries. Have you ever explored the New Idria area? I know the area well and would love to show you around to the adits I've located.

Great explanation this video

That bucket of rocks and newspapers is definitely a portable toilet 😂😂

If i'm not mistaken that's what they call silica

I really like your videos a lot.And I like when you talk to it too.As you're going through the caves cause you tell a lot of stuff in there that nobody's ever seen

Reviewing some of these older videos, I noticed a spool of wire from Columbia Steel Company hanging on a stud. If I'm correct this is the same Columbia Steel out of Pittsburg CA, founded in 1913. Later it was bought by United States Steel, and after that became USS/POSCO (Pohang of South Korea), the leading manufacturer and supplier of cold rolled steel for most of the western US until it's closing earlier this year (2024). I worked there for 14 years. Over 100 years of Steel history

Bonus mine!

Fabulous ..my fav channel .. From Australia

Jesus that mine has so much character, very thematic

It's uncanny how similar exploring this mine is to exploring abandoned mines in Minecraft. Expecting to hear a cave spider around every corner.

Wow ..what an amazing place to explore .

The colours are beautiful in this mine!

The old Copenhagen cans have a date on the bottom of them you should have checked the bottom of that Copenhagen Can for a date for a date

That's a time capsule guys 😕😕👍👍

the malted milk sliced was the same as modern day whopper. malted milk balls. it was a bar slice, a waffer,

What a great adventurer to go on with you all!! Sorry to see it end... but cant wait for the next one!!! Thanks

Same thing whit my dad, Dementia, and cancer. past away only at 69. My mother only get 42. Also cancer. Stay strong my friend!! I know and feel what you feel.. Greets from The Nederlands.

Now I understand how a ring tail is called a miners cat.

Does anybody know if they are anybody abandon mines with orecarts and tracks in Tennessee north Carolina and Virginia

This must have been in operation until more recent times judging by some of the stuff left lying around - 70's 80's or even 90's. I can't believe a mine this modern and big wouldn't have not had blueprints of their workings on file with some agencies somewhere. Like Bearu of Mines or whatever.

What gets me is that there is so much stuff left untouched for over 100 years and it's still in working condition, so many items just left by people that maybe had no idea that the item wouldn't be seen or moved until long after they die from old age. It's so fascinating!

So what is the ownership status of these mines? Did the companies stop paying taxes or whatever and it forfeit to the state (Forest Service) years ago? They must have planned on opening it back up one day but gold prices stayed low and that was the that (and then they let it go for taxes or whatever).

Any clue as to what those blue sparkling crystals were? Hardly a mention of minerology. What was the reason for that mine? I wish you could have spent more time talking about the geology and minerals ❤

Awesome ..!!!!

Fabulous explore and very clever intro ..awesome .. thanks for these great videos and history .. From Australia

Those naughty miners must have had heaps of energy to work like crazy and still indulge in the pleasure side of life ..they must have been machines. ..haha 😮