We Feared Returning To Further Explore These Mines. The Collapsing Shaf...
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New video up, and in this one, we explore a mine that many explorers have tried but soon turned back and left. Why is that and what incredible things did we find after persisting? Lets go find out :
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Midweek Mystery: This Structure on Google Earth Led Us to Something Bigger
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Midweek Mystery: This Structure on Google Earth Led Us to Something Bigger
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Midweek Mystery: This Structure on Google Earth Led Us to Something Bigger
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Midweek Mystery: This Structure on Google Earth Led Us to Something Bigger
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Midweek Mystery: This Structure on Google Earth Led Us to Something Bigger
Archaeology is the study of the past by finding the remains left behind by people who lived in the past. Archaeologists try to work out what the remains mean. These can include old coins, tools, houses, and even people’s garbage. To find the old remains, archaeologists often dig holes to find things that are buried. This is called fieldwork. Old things become buried over time because of things that happened later.
Midweek Mystery: This Structure on Google Earth Led Us to Something Bigger
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A new video is up!
Youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsW2E1LQ7EETG9NQgij2dWA Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ukabandonedmineexplores/ The Reddit home for UK Abandoned Mine Explores. A place to discuss. If your in the North of England or Yorkshire, get involved :) Please feel free to add your own related content.
New video over on our history channel!
A subreddit for the world beneath our feet.
New video over on our history channel!
This subreddit is a place for those interested in abandoned mines and other various disused tunnels and underground facilities. Feel free to post exploration videos, pictures, stories, history, or anything related to the abandoned underground world.
New video over on our history channel!
/r/HistoryNetwork is a hub for all history-related subreddits. Find more history subreddits to explore in the sidebar, and submit your "bestof" history posts here.
New video over on our history channel!
This is a subreddit for all things archeology and history.
New video over on our history channel!
Archaeology is the study of the past by finding the remains left behind by people who lived in the past. Archaeologists try to work out what the remains mean. These can include old coins, tools, houses, and even people’s garbage. To find the old remains, archaeologists often dig holes to find things that are buried. This is called fieldwork. Old things become buried over time because of things that happened later.
New video over on our history channel!
Youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsW2E1LQ7EETG9NQgij2dWA Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ukabandonedmineexplores/ The Reddit home for UK Abandoned Mine Explores. A place to discuss. If your in the North of England or Yorkshire, get involved :) Please feel free to add your own related content.
New channel launch this afternoon! ( Rails And Revolutions )
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This weekend, we’re launching something new.
Youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsW2E1LQ7EETG9NQgij2dWA Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ukabandonedmineexplores/ The Reddit home for UK Abandoned Mine Explores. A place to discuss. If your in the North of England or Yorkshire, get involved :) Please feel free to add your own related content.
It's going to be quiet on this channel for a while, but we have big news coming this weekend! :)
Youtube channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsW2E1LQ7EETG9NQgij2dWA Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ukabandonedmineexplores/ The Reddit home for UK Abandoned Mine Explores. A place to discuss. If your in the North of England or Yorkshire, get involved :) Please feel free to add your own related content.
[VIDEO] Final descent into the Victoria Level – flooded passages, fossils, and a bit of Yorkshire chaos
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[VIDEO] Final descent into the Victoria Level – flooded passages, fossils, and a bit of Yorkshire chaos
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[VIDEO] Final descent into the Victoria Level – flooded passages, fossils, and a bit of Yorkshire chaos
This subreddit is a place for those interested in abandoned mines and other various disused tunnels and underground facilities. Feel free to post exploration videos, pictures, stories, history, or anything related to the abandoned underground world.
[VIDEO] Final descent into the Victoria Level – flooded passages, fossils, and a bit of Yorkshire chaos
A subreddit for the world beneath our feet.
[VIDEO] Final descent into the Victoria Level – flooded passages, fossils, and a bit of Yorkshire chaos
/r/HistoryNetwork is a hub for all history-related subreddits. Find more history subreddits to explore in the sidebar, and submit your "bestof" history posts here.