Half of your audience passes out from holding their breath while the other half shouts “Don’t go any further!” 😦

@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces

3 жыл бұрын

“Gly”: Hahaha... your probably right!

@lizthomas6347

3 жыл бұрын

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces Oh he is right, not probably.

@Pwills

3 жыл бұрын

I passed out from holding my breath then when I woke up I started shouting don’t go any further then I passed out again 😂😂🤣😂🤣

@sisterrabbit9115

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pwills Sometimes I have to take a break and finish the episode later. Wimp alert 😰

@Pwills

3 жыл бұрын

@@sisterrabbit9115 I think I need to do that lol you see I'm a mouse not a man 😂🤣😂🤣 at least I think that's right anyway 🤣

"I dont like seeing dead mice at floor level" Well, i would be more scared if they were levitating

@michaw.2168

2 жыл бұрын

Could mean Gas or at least, they had food at one point and suddenly they didn't. Worrying if something so small and fitt died suddenly....

I have to keep telling myself. . . they're ok, they got back cuz I'm seeing the video.

@tomkirkemo5241

3 жыл бұрын

That's about what I'm thinking watching these videos. :)

@RORAtherose

Жыл бұрын

That’s what I always tell myself, watch every video Gly posts.

@SurvivenTerry

Жыл бұрын

Or maybe the ghost did it....ohhhhhhhh

Hi Gly cool to see you learning the ropes! A couple of observations...you should never let go of your tail. You should have one hand on the descender and the other on the tail of the rope. When going down ladders it is easier to just let yourself down and not use the ladder so you have 2 hands to work the descender. If you are going down a tight space take off your pack and have Mr M lower it when you get down. Great to see you guys having fun, Thumbs up!

@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces

3 жыл бұрын

“Gly”: Thanks Frank! Things are about to get a whole lot more fun! The fabricated pieces for our gantry system will be here Friday and we can begin assembly of the final components. You were right, the top Croll made the harness much more comfortable and functional. 👍

@exploringabandonedmines

3 жыл бұрын

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces The croll really works good for going up ladders. You basically just climb up normally with two hands but if the ladder were to fail or you get knocked off by something falling on you it holds you from falling.

@I_am_smiling

3 жыл бұрын

@Leonardo Joaquin oook 😣 🤣🤣

@sykwookiee

3 жыл бұрын

@@I_am_smiling this is all over on KZread...different names, same message...ignore it, I do

@20PINKluvr

3 жыл бұрын

@@exploringabandonedmines id definitely do the same. Im afraid of heights and a safety backup rope would give me a sense of relief if a ladder broke on me

The scurrying critter looked like a rock fall to me. That mine is on its last legs ... those sulfites are pushing the slabs out. Very scary when dust is all thats holding it together. Stay safe! Thanks for sharing!

@sheenal4868

3 жыл бұрын

Last legs😂

It was a rolling stone. Probably Charlie Watts since I haven’t seen him around for a while.

@sparkybruce

3 жыл бұрын

I agree - it looks like a small stone rolling down and away from you.

@UrbExGear

3 жыл бұрын

@@sparkybruce yup, catching smaller stones and lifting up some dust on the way, thats definitely how it looks like in underground lighting conditions.

@harrytruax5195

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, plus I didn't see any moss on that rolling stone.....

@tomtom4405

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely definitely a stone, that's the most worrying thing it could be too much rather a giant spider or something because if there's movement and it's not been walked on yet the area is really really unstable

@jaimeguyjoco839

3 жыл бұрын

It's just mick rolling over...

That is officially the sketchiest mine I’ve ever seen anyone attempt. Just insanely dangerous. Glad you made it out safely, good sir. 👍🏻🇺🇸💯

As a fan of both geology and history I simply can't thank you enough sirs for doing these videos. I have zero cave experience and I'm fascinated being able to be "with" you as you safely explore these locations. Keep up the excellent work and stay safe.

@dreyn7780

2 жыл бұрын

That wasn't staying safe. That was risking my television viewing momentum.

Kind of looked like a Rolling Stone, but that also shows how easy the rocks move in there. Stay Safe.

@tallawyerblues

3 жыл бұрын

Mick or Keef?

@exzendar2523

3 жыл бұрын

Keith i guess

@Peter-nj5mv

3 жыл бұрын

You can hear it fall just two seconds before

@chance2smoke

3 жыл бұрын

Rolling stone for sure. Like the other person pointed out you can see Gly knock it down just before.

@XDHannah

3 жыл бұрын

Were there actually any stones in there capable of rolling? Maybe sliding.

Sweet Jesus, thank you Gly for posting something great to watch today. I'm getting awfully tired of the stupid crap going on in our country right now...bless you sir. Also, thank you for stating that you would feel responsible if someone got hurt exploring mines. At least some people understand that words and actions on social media can have adverse effects on others. Be safe you guys.

@StephenEiland

10 ай бұрын

I thought it was a rat, but what would they eat?

Don't apologize for having to check equipment. We'd rather you stop and be safe in this kinda situation.

That looks like a super dangerous mine! I wouldn't be surprised to find a skeleton in there!

I can hear the conversation now. Gly: "Hey, Mr. M, let's set up our high-tech vertical conveyor system so you can lower my camera down." Mr. M: "You mean the rope and bucket?" Gly:

@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces

3 жыл бұрын

“Gly”: Hahaha!

“Gly”: Hello everyone! If you look closely you’ll notice that the dust is moving over the top of whatever is scurrying underneath it. It reminded me of a miniature version of a Graboid in the movie “Tremors”. Lol. Don’t forget to check out Mr M’s new channel! kzread.info/dron/dg1JMTJWcmQI17SOylAxIg.html

@discoball725

3 жыл бұрын

I think it was a bat 👀

@savagedk

3 жыл бұрын

@@discoball725 Those are called assblasters :)

@MrAnderson4509

3 жыл бұрын

😆👽🦞

@debbielonewolves9560

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe a small rat? Or some other burrowing tiny critter? Weird. I think there’s more than 1 and they were surprised you came to visit!

@vihreelinja4743

3 жыл бұрын

Wors movie ever.

now that is why they called it " Slabbing " in the old days ..... sounds like your " Oh S#@* " meter was going off ...... don't blame ya ....one loose slab .

@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces

3 жыл бұрын

“Gly”: That’s right Jeff... it only takes one loose slab to ruin your day. Boy oh boy... I felt like I was under a chandelier of death in there. Lol

@MOOEYSMITH

3 жыл бұрын

@@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces a literal sword of Damocles 🙂

@joeazbill8644

3 жыл бұрын

That's why you need a nimble scout Gly!!

@joeazbill8644

3 жыл бұрын

I could be like rough through here bring your scale bars boys!!!

@joeazbill8644

3 жыл бұрын

Or don't touch anything!!

"I'm going to be real quiet through this section", and then talks all the way through it.

Gly releases a new video while im hungover: Ah yes - sustenance

@thereissomecoolstuff

3 жыл бұрын

Get off the reefer ..lol

@melissametivier4

3 жыл бұрын

True dat.

"I think I'm gonna hurl!" LMAOO!!!!

Mr M's laugh kills me. I'm glad he's having such a good time on these adventures now. He was a little camera shy there at first. Keep up the good work fellers, your adventures keep getting better and better 😎👍

@korthosen949

3 жыл бұрын

ye reminded me alot of mr KEKW rest in peace Juan Joya Borja may ur legacy never be forgotten!

Ik heb ongelooflijk veel respect voor deze man.

That was an illusive "getmethehelloutofthismine" spiderrat.

@richardstrocky2926

3 жыл бұрын

You know it brother!!!!

@cameronmccreary7697

3 жыл бұрын

That "thing" reminds me of the alien in the movie Predator; the way it cloaked itself. It would ripple the air as it was traveling. This "thing" does that also. Look closely at it. It appears from out of nowhere, does it's ripply thing while moving along the ground; it then disappears into the rock wall leaving no trace of anything.

@EJ-74

3 жыл бұрын

I call it the fuckyouimoutofhere spider rat lol

@shanemike3070

3 жыл бұрын

Best reply lol

@caram2064

3 жыл бұрын

Elusive.

I live in the UK and I still feel too close to that mine :)

Man, that access tunnel in the beginning looked really claustrophobic, props to you for having the nerve to go down there.

This had such a comforting family tone, felt like I was on an adventure with my dad and grandpa, I was also getting real worried when he went under all of that slabbing! I live for the dry humor, it really complemented the porous sulphur.

I have developed an appreciation for Monsieur M's slightly dry, acerbic humor ;>

@robinwells8879

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah. I really like the interaction between the two personalities.

@realgsdontdie5095

3 жыл бұрын

Acerbic adjective adjective: acerbic 1. (especially of a comment or style of speaking) sharp and forthright. Learned something new today!

@AmyinOregon

3 жыл бұрын

He cracks me up! I listen with headphones and laugh like crazy, either my husband or strangers give me suspicions or appreciative looks..lol. Mr. M and Gly make my day no matter what kind of day I'm having! Thank you gentlemen!

@20PINKluvr

3 жыл бұрын

And his wheezey laughter when he saw Gly in a rope harness going down wanting to "stress test" the ladder xD

5 MIMUTES IN AND I'M ALREADY FEELING CLAUSTROPHOBIC

@FatherMcKenzie66

3 жыл бұрын

N.exe stopped working Please restart your alphabet (Just joking)

Pretty crazy to see how over time mother nature just slowly reclaims everything back

There's been a lot of seismic activity in that area, all of it small, but many hundreds of little quakes, add up to loosening of the strata. the past few days have been quiet, but it's going to build up once more. So please guys, double, and triple check everything before going down any holes. It only take a tine movement do finish of a mine as frail as that one. We're all thankful that you go and bring this kind of video content to us, but nobody wants you guys hurt. Having said that, I was blown away by the powerfully bright blue you got on film, that was so bright. Take care gentlemen.

I like your disclaimer at the end. No way would I crawl into the places you do. Thanks for the video.

I think it's great that you give a brief history and what was produced and the demise of these mines

Wow! When you were in the thick of that mine I was thinking; "What if he lost his balance for a moment? Or stumbled?" That was a queasy and tentative exploration. You have to be so,so aware of your surroundings, and every movement...

I know nothing about caves or mines. But I'm certain you were in a great deal of danger. Glad you made it back out.

"I've never heard somebody use 'like a big juicy raspberry', like it's an everyday term like that" lol my thoughts exactly Mr. M

@ot1402

3 жыл бұрын

That was pretty intense. All those sheets of rock could have cut loose at any second and that would have been that. Yeah, way to dangerous. I don’t think that was a mouse or a pack rat down there, I didn’t see any substance for them to eat or drink. Especially in the second level. I think it would have been easier to stay up top. If only dead mice could talk. Nor do I think it was a rolling stone (great song by the way,) because I didn’t hear one fall. I would think a good thump, then seeing something roll would have made more sense. Maybe it was a me knocker. (Tommy.). Thank Gly and Mr. M for another nerve racking adventure. Hey by the way what happened to Randy? Did he get lost or did you forget to put him in old Bob? Lol. Alrighty until next week, be safe.

Grats on the 100k Gly. Goes to show quality will always bring followers. Keep searching out those lost and forgotten places.

i love it how you warn people without mine exploration experience to not do it. It shows how serious you take it and how much respect you show for those abandoned mines.

It's so lovely to see how excited you are in this video. It's really heartwarming and lifts the soul. Thanks guys! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! All the best from the U.K.

love seeing you so excited to go be the first in this mine for a long time. That kind of passions makes me believe that you're doing what you love, I think we are all searching for that, great work guys keep it up.

This was an absolutely terrifying way to start a Saturday morning. This is definitely a good example of why people should stay out of abandoned mines if they like living. I'm not sure what that weird movement was, probably a rock through dust or a sudden air current caused by rockfall, but there was something down there when you looked in on the way back. At 24:46 you can see something (a small critter, no doubt) flit from left to right in the hole next to whatever that gray collapsed thing is. I'm surprised none of those stulls had blown out from that pressure. Some of them are being literally pressed into the rock walls.

@amichiganboiwhosereallazy1544

3 жыл бұрын

You’re the second person I’ve seen note this time stamp but I can’t see anything

@distantmind956

3 жыл бұрын

I was gonna post about that as well. If it was a dust particle then you wouldn't be able to see the shadow that clearly. The first movement I first thought was rolling rocks, but this movement doesn't seem like what you'd expect from a rolling rock.

Man that was a nail bitter man. Sometimes ya just gotta say my life is worth more than the video. Stay safe brother.

These videos usually do a great job of demystifying dark, crampt spaces like mines as Gly cheerfully explains the geology, but this one was so tense, hearing the nerves in his voice!

“Stress testing ladders “ 🤣😂😂🤣🙃😉 good one Mr.M! Loved this episode . You guys are awesome.

This one scared the crap out of me! That was crazy dangerous, not to mention the black mist ( ghost). I’m glad it’s you doing this and not me. Ok, it would NEVER be me.

@kenhorne5650

3 жыл бұрын

He was out of his mind. Funny

I get that "feeling" when I go horse camping and head out on that new undiscovered pioneer trail.

I'm watching this like "ah damn, it's not safe enough to go further" Gly, directly underneath the cave ins: "It's like a guillotine"

Yeah, my favorite saturday video. Say hi to Mr. M

If that was a cockroach then you must be in a uranium mine, that thing was huge

When M goes the mines always go through. He’s the good luck charm 😀

Congratulations Gly & Mr M, wow 100K that is so awesome and you totally deserve it not only because of the filming aspect and the content but because of what you guys have to go through even before you find a mine. I am so happy for you but I am also extremely proud to be one of the 100K subscribers, you guys rock. The thing you noticed that was moving, I'm thinking it was a mouse or possibly a bat ????, that was so incredibly dangerous down there, I'm very glad you made it out okay as one false move could have made it into a flying dagger episode with those darn things falling down. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx💖

I would say a rolling stone because just before you look over the beam you hear a stone start to fall down

@stephanb.3342

3 жыл бұрын

I second this!

@WarHawk-

3 жыл бұрын

I'm thinking more along the lines of light from 'Gly's' headlamp reflecting off a semi-shiny rib surface being that Tungsten ore tends to be a shiny white color.

@KernowDavid

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely a small rock.

I think you can see the "thing" one more time at 24:45, right at the time you beamed the light in. It moves from the stone right under the round light beam to the hole under the wooden beam. (directly where your light is) Idk, maybe it's just me... Great video as always!

I love seeing the geology of these mines! Stay safe! I need my weekly mine exploring video. Edit: What is that gorgeous blue mineral?

@WKA1gaming

2 жыл бұрын

lead silver ore?

Gly, you are amazing! I really love everything about your videos, even if they get boring sometimes, you are just so informative, and creative.. I think you are the only one that says hey let's take a break for a moment to discuss this. And yes, you are cautious and follow all procedures of safety. Blessings to the both of you.

I love how your so connected to your fan base, I’m an everyday watcher your content intrigues me immensely

@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces

3 жыл бұрын

“Gly”: It’s fun to interact with my subscribers but these days I can only do it on Saturday’s and maybe sometimes Sunday’s. The rest of the week I’m exploring, filming or editing.

Awesome content! My uncle was a miner! Stay safe man, super cool content that not a lot of people could share with the internet with such enthusiasm and skill.

Wow, i've been binge watching your old videos, they make me feel like i'm in Minecraft. It's wild to see how you have started to structure your videos like a T.V. show. I hope you get popular, you deserve it.

OML THE PART WHEN U SAW SOMETHING MOVE ON THE GROUND DOWN THERE THAT SCARED THE CRAP OUT OF ME

Gly, this one actually made me nervous out of all your explores! The compression on those stulls was unbelievable. Cant wait for the next one though!

Ah, the best part of Saturday mornings, eclipsing even childhood Saturday morning cartoons! Settling in to watch, thanks guys!

Crazy . Out of most caving videos I’ve watched,, this is the first time I actually got really into worrying about those DEATH slabs falling on ya! I got a sense go well being by knowing you got out ok , because if not , I would of never saw this video! I give you kudo’s for going past that narrow part of the cave , that would of been my cut off. The things you showed of mysterious movement were really interesting, because your not the first caver to have seen ,unexplained things or movement. Makes you really think. VERY ENJOYABLE . I HAD TO WATCH IT ALL!! Keep the videos coming ,and may God keep you safe in your Dangerous hobby.

This was fun! You'd never see me down in there so I'm glad you did it. That place is incredibly dangerous lol

Congratulations on 100k subscribers! Well deserved. I love your videos! ❤️

Oh, man. I'm not sure if it was a mouse, spider, etc fleeing your light or a falling rock, but I was too concerned about the absolute deathtrap that mine was generally. Wow. Holding on by a thread and slabs that sharp? I'm glad you dipped out ASAP, Gly. I'd rather be disappointed by a dud explore than by getting no more videos, so to speak.

Gly! Thanks so much for these videos man! Really appreciate everything you and Mr M do! I love how you take the time to show us different observations and teach us what you know about the workings of mines. It’s absolutely fascinating and sometimes riveting like this one! That was one scary looking mine right there good sir! Stay safe and looking forward to many more!!

I am just so intrigued by some of the mines you explore or try to explore. The first mine in the video that you tried to get into had me so intrigued since it hasn't been touched in such a long time! I see a lot of people in the comments speculating what that was that moved beneath the sand like that, but you never know it could be something no one knows about, some creature/bug no one has ever discovered before. I'm so excited for what you explore next, and was also curious if you and Mr. M would be returning to the Ep. 80 mine since now you have the gear? Thanks again for making all the great content!! :)

Excellent show Gly, you're getting really good at this! You could make an entertaining show out of three guys trapped in a collapsed mine for 5 days!

11:33 Mr. M's dad jokes is next level... Gly: I'm off line! Mr. M: yeah but you're recording!

That Intro editing was nothing but FIRE. Hell yeah. Wasn’t going to watch the video but that intro editing was next level.

@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces

3 жыл бұрын

“Gly”: Thanks!

May not have gone very deep, but I think it's amazing to see rock in this kind of state. Terrifying! But incredibly unique, and not something most would see in their life. There was a section in the especially dodgy part that just looked like...splintered or shredded wood. Thanks for going down into these, fellas!

Loved the the ladder at the first part no way would i go any further after I saw the sheet ready to fall at any second

wow this is like looking at a horror movie , so much suspense going on :)

I'm pretty new to this channel, but that was definitely the nastiest-looking mine I've seen so far. Those rocks looked like they were hanging on by a thread. It's interesting how, depending on the conditions, a 100+ year old mine can be damn near pristine, and an 80 year old mine can be on the verge of catastrophic failure. I could practically sense your "NOPE" meter going off when you saw those walls.

I had just started watching A&FP just a few days ago and I'm hooked. I'm very glad I came across this channel first as I've noticed the production value compared to other channels that explore similar places. I like watching Gly, who's experienced as well as takes great care to make sure that the camera is not only almost always rolling, but with nice, quality shots so the camera has time to focus. I think his name is Frank who operates another channel similar to Gly's, they collaborate often, I think its great! I love the channel and I look forward to watching all of your explorations to see whats out there!

Whow. Really cool looking Mine. But, I watched 22minutes to see a little Dust-Avalanche...

"All of those are shaped like knife edges" And he keeps going. Nope, nope, golden ticket to Nopeville!

The labourers who cut this mine were the real heros in this film imo but another great cave experience guys tyvm

Even though i would love to do this, i am more then happy to live vicariously through you with these videos! PLEASE be careful.

I'm extremely fearful of dark areas and things I cant see fully. Im also very interested in mines so im very thankful you make these videos.

“It’s a little smaller than I thought it would be” lol that’s what she said! Man couldn’t resist going back to being 15 years old

@AbandonedandForgottenPlaces

3 жыл бұрын

“Gly”: Lol... it’s all good.

@ErokLobotomist

3 жыл бұрын

You are a hero sir. You said what we were all thinking.

I love the enthusiasm Gly!! That's why the truck talk is so amazing!! The gritty realism is out bread and butter!!

@joeazbill8644

3 жыл бұрын

Our bread and Butter

@joeazbill8644

3 жыл бұрын

Ok Mr. M needs a harness!!

@joeazbill8644

3 жыл бұрын

Not if im 200 yards ahead of you!!

@joeazbill8644

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine if you were still trying to carry a camera in one hand while descending without a rope at full weight getting your camera full of dust lmao those were the days!!!

Thanks to all of you who go into the mines and show us what they look like. Also always be safe also I have enjoyed the video's. 👍👍

I came across this channel a few months ago. I immediately loved your videos and subscribed. Keep up the good work, exploring abandoned mines and making cool videos.

You have a very easy going Voice to listen to which really adds to the video .

Gotta say that this is more suspenseful than watching a movie. It is real, and, it is very very dangerous. I’ve been in a cave that partially collapsed on top of me. Some are just not a friendly place to be. The cave/mine in this video is one of them. Your voice is sometimes just enough to bring things down on yourself. Last time I ever went into a cave and I never will again. You may not come back out and you may get others hurt when they go in to see if they can get to you. Folks, ...as tempting as it is, just stay out.

You mine explorers worry me the anxiety got so bad I had to turn this one off lol. You can measure how much weight is upon a timber in a mine by looking at the capboard on it & seeing how compressed it is. That is an area that back when I was mining coal for a living, I would not have ventured into for any reason. The only thing holding those ribs up for several hundred feet were the timbers it looked like. Be careful brother.

You don't have to apologise for technical issues. KZread Channels like this are true reality and why I'm not watching the fake drama on discovery.

Maybe it was a sabretooth cave spider, that would be a very rare sight indeed.

@magickmoi1261

2 жыл бұрын

OMG 😱

I completely get what your saying..When I was younger I would have loved doing what your doing..But at my age now it just isn't as easy to do such things..I'm grateful that you can and I'm with you on just letting you do the exploring and we watch safely from home..!!

A truly terrifying yet beautiful mine! You got big ones made of steel I'll give ya that!!! Can't wait for the next video!

Mr. “M” you should have $10, million life on your buddy. That way you could mourn in comfort🥳🤩

@matthewtracy8744

3 жыл бұрын

Insurance doesnt cover insanity... lol

Don’t do this folks?? You’re not off the ladder, I’m sitting on my couch and getting clammy! No way could I handle the tight spots you go through to share the adventure with us!

Pretty sure that was just a falling rock from where you were standing. But the first couple times I saw it definitely gave my spine a chill! This is probably the scariest mine I've seen you tackle. Those knife-edge slabs and all the sharp fragments everywhere were crazy. Glad you got out safely!!

I'm new on this channel and by looking you just take my breath away.

Have you ever thought about using Depends? Asking for a friend. I certainly had to change mine. Congrats on the subscibers!

@littledabwilldoya9717

3 жыл бұрын

They’d certainly be worth the money! Then Gly could wear any color of pants he wanted- not just the brown ones!😉😆

The takeaway from watching your videos is that I'm too fat to be a miner.

Thanks for exploring for me while I’m in my recliner watching your amazing adventures! Be safe my friend!

Hahahahahaha @ 21:00, the squeaky toy sound to cover up his cuss word, made me jump !!!!! 🤣hahaha

So can we start calling Mr M Scott now that the cats out of the bag lol

It's cool to see that you got to over 100,000 subscribers, you have a cool channel and i get to see something that i will never get to do

It is so hard to believe, all the work all the labor, it took to build and dig😳 absolutely mind-boggling👊🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🕊🕊🕊

For someone without claustrophobia, I would never be in there. More power to you and stay safe!