It's unnaground time. Share any unnaground projects or stories.

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Bumping with gook tunnels.

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>>29272468
I plan to make my decent into the unnaground with pic related.
I shall be with you soon my salamander children...

>>29272468
Bumping because you are some crazy fuckers.

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>>29274394
>I shall be with you soon my salamander children...

Area where I'd want to dig has a combination massive/prismatic structure to it and is expansive in nature, so if I were to do unnaground it'd get wrecked due to evapotranspiration, so it's only trenches for me.

>>29275566
Nigga knows his soils.

>>29272468
Do caves count as unnaground? I sport cave pretty frequently

I don't have any land to my name, so digging is out of the question for the near future

At least I have a means to escape the sun's wrath

>>29272468
Dum myself a 7 foot hole with plans for expension. Then I realized that I live on the coast and digging any deeper and I will drown. Shit started filling up with spiders and a couple opossums that fell down it. Fun couple days though. Has a nice indentation that I use as a fire pit now. I guess it worked out.

>>29275566
Use that agricultural engineering degree, anon.

>>29275776
Did you make the opossums battle gladiator style?

>>29275791
Too much work to change the soil type to one conducive to tunneling unfortunately. That and it's thin soil on top of fucked up geology near the san andreas.

Also forestry and natural resources with a focus on soil science because rangeland management is my ten year plan.

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>>29275805
They were clearly sacrifices to the salamander king anon....

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>>29272468
>Tfw 6'2 and 43in chest.
>Tfw landwalker normie

>>29272585
How the fuck did they dig all this? Shovels and pickaxes?

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>>29272585
Fuckin' gooks

>jap reporting in

>>29272534
how the fuck do they get the tank out??? Surely it would be infinitely more practical to conceal it above ground? Someone explain the purpose of this shit

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>>29276330
You rice fuckers made some pretty nice tunnel systems...

So wait, how the fuck did the Limeys dig the tunnel underneath the channel without it flooding in notoriously rocky/sandy soils that transition into bedrock?
More importantly, how can we macgyver up a similar solution?

>tfw the county was doing road work around our property last summer
>tfw they found a fucking tunnel leading toward our house
Part of me really wants to find out what's down there, even though I know I won't find anything cool like the back of a secret door leading into our basement.

>>29276358
lots of core samples prior to the work, the assumption that the core sites were iirc 100 feet in diameter, digging through an impermeable rock layer below the sand and rock beneath another impermeable clay layer and a beast of a machine to do the actual digging.

Also they had help from the french.

>>29276439
So the frogs were behind it, eh? The eternal rival of the salamander...

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>>29272468
>tfw noone has posted the screencap of the thread that started it all
>tfw I still kek myself stupid every time I read it

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>>29275566
Ag-Anon, I have question:

I want make home in dead spring. Live in Florida, aquifer here strong magic. Dead springs only deep dark place. Can am I live this safely?

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>>29276261
Justdiggabiggahole.

>>29272510
how would the get wounded guys in there through those fucktight tunnels?

>>29276507
anything with limestone will eventually cave in and kill you (sinkholes)

>>29276353
From another thread where those pics were posted, it was explained that a tank was captured by the Viets, and they buried it because they were only using the radio or other electronic communications.

>>29276457
FUCK THE SKY SEERS FUCK THEM AND THERE FALSE GODS

ITS DEEP IN THE EARTH THAT THE ACIENT THINGS DWELL

GOD IS NOT IN THE SKY BUT IN THE EARTH

KROM IS YOUR GOD

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>>29276601
>KROM IS YOUR GOD

>not Armok: God of Blood
ISHIGGYDIGGIEDIGGIEHOLE

>>29276623
/tg/ can fuck off

>>29276632
>/tg/
yur fookan stoopid m80

>>29276643
krom lives in the earth

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>>29276457
This restored my faith in /k/.
It also hurt my sides made me cry and gag a little.

>>29272468
how into first hole /k/?
i thought about a small bunker in my local forest

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>>29276751
I'd say go for It.
But for the love of God,
do It In a secluded area,
build ACTUAL supports,
and bring a water hose just In case you cave your sorry ass In.
Now go my child, thy King Is waiting...

I'm 5'4". I live in the Ozarks. If SHTF I'm going full mujaheddin and going innacavecomplex.

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>>29276897
>I'm 5'4"

>>29276911
>not realizing that small is better for unnaground

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>>29276355
>all of that AA

>>29272585
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>>29272510
can't you jsut fucking nuke the whle thing and bury them? are they safe from it collapsing due to carpet bombing?

>>29276919
>not realizing that not being at least 6' is shit

>>29272510
>stielhandgranate
>using a concussive grenade in a tunnel
Dumbass gook

>>29275960
>San Andreas
I wouldn't want to be anywhere near a geologically active area underground, good soil or not.

>>29277349
He doesn't need to survive to kill the american.

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>>29276554
Why didn't they just take the radio and communications out instead of burying a fucking tank?

>>29276355
Wow, battlefield 1942 had it ALL wrong. It's the same generic shape, but fuck, they're missing half the runways. What year is this from?

>>29276457
Do you have the screencap of an anon describing territorial conflicts unnaground?

>>29278136
BECAUSE FUCK YOU YANKEE DOG

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Does working unnaground count?

>>29278136
Because if the Americans find the tank with no radio they know you have radio

>>29277330
Stay away sky seer.

>inb4 molemen.

http://www.popsci.com/pentagon-wants-technology-to-fight-wars-in-big-cities-and-underground?src=SOC&dom=fb they are on to us

>>29276457
I was SO drunk when I was posting in that thread.
Usually when I get drunk and start greentexting bullshit on /k/ people stop me waaaaay before it turns into a cult.

>>29278222
Heh, that's in the center of it, but I'll repost for posterity

>crawling around in the dark tunnel with no light
>bread bag filled with salamanders to provide nutrition to the underground man
>hear shuffling in the pitch black
>no need for light since we were born into the dark and molded by it
>both /k/ommandos are alerted to each others presence
>improvised slam sticks with dragons breath shells attacked to the end of a sharpened stick
>slowly initiate mole people /k/ombat ritual
>heavy grunting and howling signifies a territorial dispute
>/k/ommandos start slapping the dirt walls and tempt the nugget gods as to whether the tunnels integrity will hold
>if walls hold then each will know they have the blessings of the nugget gods and commence to wildly stab into the darkness with bang sticks
>fiery death will asunder the children of dirt, and charred flesh will be the hallmark of a ritualized battle that only the mole people will know

>>29278286
YES.
Tell us stories of the unnaground uncle Anon!>>29276623
That actually gave me an idea--hollow out mountains rather than digging down below sea level. Less chance of flooding, little traffic, etc.
>>29277330
>sky seer detected
>>29278409
>implying molemen weren't the best part of that thread

>>29276538
>gooks
>bringing wounded back
Lol

>>29278364
They knew they had radio.
They concealed the tank to hide and protect it until they decided it was time to use it, such as in the Tet offensive.

>>29278685
Underground miners are pretty gay, like how the military is gay. Even the nongay are gay.
>be me
>be Innashower
>group showers like high school lockers
>Mexican dude named Jose walks up
>"you ever seen a leatherback turtle?"
> I fall for it " no, why?"
> he's got his nutsack pulled over dick
>looks just like a leatherbacked turtle

>>29276897
David Valentine would be proud anon.

>>29278861
Kek. What do you guys mine?

>>29279061
We mine gold, used to be an old arsenic mine during WW1 for the war effort. Idk what we needed arsenic for though.

>>29279208
iirc it was used in old playing cards, hats, fake flowers, stuff like that.
That's really cool anon. You'll be able to tell the molemen where to find gold to barter with the surface world

>>29278861
How many kicks is that faggot?

>>29279236
The molemen are too primitive to process this gold, but they don't know that.

>>29279261
Kicks?

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>>29279273
>he doesn't know about the dick showing game.

>>29279273
Y'know, Standard Kick Units. that's what SKU stands for, stupid.

You're at least 15 SKU.

>>29279261 is about 9.4 billion SKU.

>>29279273
>>29279290
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=The+Penis+Showing+Game

>>29279290
>>29279281
If it's a game, I'm sure I'm winning. . .

>>29275566
>Area where I'd want to dig has a combination massive/prismatic structure to it and is expansive in nature, so if I were to do unnaground it'd get wrecked due to evapotranspiration, so it's only trenches for me.

Dis nigga is livin on the crystalline entity, evaporating Data's creator and shit.

>>29272585
>coochie tunnels

>>29279266
Thare's enough money in it to be doing ore extraction? (yes I know that the price per ounce is stupidly high but I also know that this kind of mining is quite a bit more cost intensive) Or do you guys just have a really rich ore vein?

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Go watch Atlantis guys

>>29272468
So there is this underground nuclear shelter in my country, 6800m^2, 100 bedrooms, communication rooms, command rooms, conference rooms. So there is a big dispute between defense ministry and local government as nether want the bunker so it will probably be privatized. Any of you interested?

>>29279353
No, but the soil type likes to destroy sidewalks that aren't as thick as a decent runway.

>>29277360
That's another reason why I don't tunnel extensively.

>>29276548
What this guy said, sinkholes are definitely something to be concerned with. A spring that just fucked off and stopped flowing? Could be a sinkhole waiting for something to disturb the structural integrity of the rock dome (that episode of the simpsons with the sinkhole wasn't entirely inaccurate in its formation), could be someone tapped the aquifer elsewhere and drained it, regardless, you might want to brush up on legit engineering if you try to set up shop down there and look into what kinds of bracing you might need to prevent a collapse, or at least mitigate a worst case scenario and be able to get out if it all goes tits up.

How would one strengthen a tunnel using common materials? Thinking of starting a small one somewhere in the depths of my local forest, just to have a place to chill and keep some stuff

>>29279636
Like how the old miners did it.
With wood.

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>>29272585

> be grunt
> be told to get bucket of water from well
> step out over well shaft
> trip
> fall headfirst into well and drown
> mfw

>>29278903
> David Valentine
Literally who?

>>29279442
Depends on the country, kinda sounds like a shithole desu

>>29272468
My hole is too tight, should I lube up before going in?

>>29277330
SKY SEERS GET OUT REEEEEEEEE

>>29278643
We should make a movie about this.

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>>29279991
> Some 50 years after the 2022 takeover of Earth by the Kurian Order, crumbling pockets of resistance are being stabbed in the back by Quislings, humans who sympathize with the Kurians, as members of the resistance struggle to fight off the alien Grogs and the vampiric Kurian avatars known as Reapers. The only hope for the Southern Command is resistance hero David Stuart Valentine, who is persuaded to undertake a hazardous journey to Seattle and locate the mystical Lifeweavers, helpful aliens captured by the Kurian. Along the way Valentine's resolve and faith in the movement are tested after learning one guerrilla leader's disturbing plans for Kurian-held Seattle.

>>29279636
Pallet wood, but make real fucking sure it's not rotten and use 2-3x as much of it as you think you need. Or you could try using tires full of rammed earth, depending on height, plenty of flat tires available everywhere there are cars

>>29280123
God that sounds dreadful.

Anybody live near a landfill? I've heard of people using fly ash (waste product from coal powerplants) to make "earthcrete", concrete substitute that's pretty strong.

>>29279413
Our ore body is pretty rich. Gold isn't that high, if gold drops below 1000 per ounce we would be fucked. We've got the worst ground in our area, the ore body is crumbly almost like gravel.

>>29277325
Visited the Chu Chi tunnels this summer and yeah for the most part yes. The tunnels close to the surface would collapse if hit by a 500 pounder directly overhead but the stuff further down was pretty safe from bombing like that.

>tfw 6 foot 1
Oh well. I guess I'll just carve a cave somewhere innamountains.
I need to get some kind of e-tool. Any suggestions or are all surplus ones ok?

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>>29280123
>crumbling pockets of resistance are being stabbed in the back by Quislings

Fucking intergalactic cucks

>>29276520
That's the spirit

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>>29279427
Man, Vincenzo was always my favorite character in that movie, too bad the 2nd movie wasn't as good..

>>29276457
Was the best thread since ivan left.

>>29279442
I was going to say "all of us".

But actually, yeah. What country (though, I'm guessing America)?

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>"unnaground thread guise"
>mfw

Fucking weirdos


[spoiler]Don't ever stop.[/spoilersdon'tworkon/k/]

>>29275566
Speak English for those that don't have multiple degrees in the agricultural field

Aspiring unnagrounder, how do I tell if the ground is good for tunneling? I know I'm probably fucked because I live on an Island. Also what would be best unnaground weapon other than the Obrez of course.

>>29276457
I remember posting in that legendary thread.

>>somewhere the ATF officiall assigned to monitor /k/ on that day went from amused to confused, to deeply concerned in the span of about 3 hours. And his supervisors wouldn't be live him until he showed them the thread

>>29280735
I'm only halfway through my soil science class but it sounds like his soil is almost solid rock with very little structure and shifts a lot depending on dryness. So if he even managed to dig through and make a support structure, the water would collapse the ceiling and make everything move around so much the supports would collapse.

>>29280890
Super basic soil test would be to get a bit of your dirt and some water. Rub it between your fingers.
Feels super slick--mostly clay, very decent structure for holding together tunnels.
Feels super gritty, doesn't hold together well--mostly sandy, not very good for not collapsing.
also you should google "mason jar soil test"

>>29281101
Fucking decent, gonna do this when I get home... in two months. Maybe I'll write myself a note

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Abandoned iron ore mines nearby.

Pictures are original content, do not steal.

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>>29281191
stay out stay alive

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>>29281237
The ore mines are relatively safe. Iron ore mines don't produce bad air, and there is little evidence of cave ins.

>>29280263
I meant stupidly high as in it's even worthwile to be pulling ore out of the ground with more expensive methods.

What kind of processing are you guys doing? Or are you guys solely ore extraction?

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>>29281252

>>29281191
>>29281204
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>>29281278
>moleman /k/ommando goes undaground to keep guns safe from new Brady laws
>barricades himself in abandoned iron ore mine
>ATF puts a tsunamibomb on top of the facility
>all tunnels cave in

well, they do look relatively safe. kinda like the granite tunnels we have in my local metro stations

cool fact, the largest mine here had an underground mushroom farm experiment made by the government. don't know if it was meant for keeping the workers underground until they got to old to work or if they wanted to start some kind of underground society or make forts/castles self sufficient on food in times of war.

>>29279816
There are a whole lot of small, young pine trees (6-10cm diameter) and similarly sized eucalyptus trees. The area is a plantation left to go feral and then half-arsedly designated as a nature reserve. Locals walk their dogs and jog on the closest bit on the roads, but deeper in there are very few people around. A few hobos sleep in the bush and some assholes dump stuff near the edges but there are overgrown parts where hundreds of young trees have grown around large trees, too dense to move through without clearing a path. The area is quite hilly, with a steep sided small valley. I was thinking i could find a densely grown patch against a slope, cut my way in and then tunnel in horizontally using local timber for supports. Create a short tunnel i could relax in while innawoods. Furnish it with shit i find lying around the area (things ive found scattered over the area include an old steamer trunk, a small bean bag-like seat, and a really fucked up couch that could maybe be put back into working order.)

Maybe even widen out the tunnel into a large chamber.

>>29280735
So the long form of it is the soil in the area I would dig does the following things:

When it dries up it likes to make big cracks in the ground in something. Generally speaking each section of the grid of dirt is rougly 12 inches across with an inch between each bit.

It's also rather shallow, I haven't actually done core samples, but I'd assume the deepest areas are maybe 3 to 4 feet of soil before hitting either a gravel pack, or sandstone or shale.

Oddly enough, despite the high amounts of sandstone, it's mostly a clay/silt mix in the soil.

also what this anon said too >>29281061

>>29281336
Alright thanks

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>>29281329
I'm not sure how good these mines would be to survive a nuclear winter or other apocalypse, as there is usually only one way in. Sometimes there (were) two, but they are usually sealed.

>>29276424
pre dug tunnel? the gods have smiled upon you anon

>>29278199
1945

>>29280123
>that fucking series
Holy shit I loved those books
First 4 were god tier.

Bears>wolves>cats
Cats are faggots

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I go in tunnels all the time.

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>>29281423
I like all the spiders and bugs that crawl on me. It tickles.

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>>29272468
I'm late

>>29281423
Is that trump

>>29276457
This is the most poorly organized screencap ever. You don't need to post this much of the thread. Jesus christ.

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>>29272585
>huge fucking shaft dug above the well to nowhere
what?

>>29281452
That's not much organization in the unnaground community though.

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>>29281432
I yell into the tunnels and all the ghosts say "Jesus fuck quit yelling, god damn that's annoying". And I'm like "STOP RUNNING!!"

>>29281439
Pls no bully

>>29281484
Also FYI bring a spare flashlight. Ghost love fucking with your shit. Ask me how I know.

>>29281462
It was likely originally an above ground well.

>>29281434
>carrying a shotgun innatunnel

why do you keep posting this terrible meme.

>>29272468
How much vitamin D supplement should one take while going unnaground? I imagine a lack of exposure to sunlight may lead to deficiency.

>>29281511
makes sense

I have some pictures at home from an exploration me and a couple of buddies did of an abandoned WWII era molybdenum mine. It was a really interesting exploration, and there were a lot of side passages. We didn't map out the whole thing.

It was pretty sketchy though. There were a lot of really, really weird mineral growths on the walls of various colors. There was 4-18 inches of water covering the floor wherever you walked and it was totally opaque, making it impossible to see what you were putting your feet on. The surface had this ~1" thick crust on it that actually made it look like solid ground until you tried to put weight on it.

We found evidence of an old explosives storage room with some dupont paperwork still present, as well as a larger room with an old elevator shaft. There were 13 levels marked on the pegboard next to it. We must have been on maybe the third level down, because it went both directions. Exploring downward would be impossible due to it being flooded. The upper levels we have yet to explore because the only two ways up were either the shaft, or a ramped area that at one time had cart tracks. We tried to scale there but our rope broke so we called it a day.

There was also a blocked off tunnel with three crossed carved into the wall, as well as names and a date from 1914. Pretty sketchy.

If I remember, I'll post all the pics in thread when I get home from work.

https://youtu.be/vWF3IDk9Gek

30 min of a guy illegally going unnaground innacity. Documentary style.

>>29281538
all of it

>>29281580

Oh, a little more on those weird deposits. There were black, yellow, and blue crystalline deposits growing on walls in various parts of the cave. We chipped some off for samples.

The blue deposits were the strangest. They were translucent and aquamarine in color. They could be chipped off the walls and were pretty solid, but would crumble under say, a boot. We tried to wash one sample off and whatever it was is water soluble because it started to melt. Another sample that we left outside in the sun turned bright white and disintegrated into a powder.

So, who knows how much damage was done to our nervous systems through whatever nasty shit we absorbed through our skin from wading through the water.

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>>29281609

Finally, we're planning on going back to both finish the exploration of this mine as well as investigate some other mines that are nearby in the area. We're trying to be a little safer about it, so I'm planning on bringing one of these with me.

It's a multi-gas monitor that I have from my days working in oilfield well development. It's mostly for monitoring H2S gas, as well as atmospheric combustibility, but I figured because it monitors at least O2, CO, H2S it would be a decent indicator for air safety. What other hazardous atmospheric conditions can exist in old mines that this wouldn't detect?

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So errrr....what do you guys think about Metro 2033?

>>29281659
Underrail is the superior underground game.

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>>29281652
>LEL%

>>29281423
Here's another tunnel but it collapsed.

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>>29282686
Dammit

>>29275748
Only if you set up camp in there and make improvements to make it more hospitable.

>>29280735
>not learning soil science
Shit nigga

>>29280236
You don't even need to live near a landfill to get fly ash.
Shit's practically worthless. You could probably get it for the cost of transport.

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>>29272585
>Vietnamese are the real-life dwarves.
Oh fuck.

>>29275805
The fall broke the first one's legs, the second one landed ass first and shattered its spine. They died in pain and fighting off five inch wolf spiders.

>>29280501
>Defense ministry

Probably in Europe

>>29282834
Seriously? I don't think most places would deliver unless you wanted a truckload or more
>>29281336
Ag-anon noticed me! B-baka!
>>29281652
Methane detector might be useful esp. in coal mines, but since you have an O2 meter and it usually causes death by displacement of O2 you should have enough warning to stay safe so long as you don't have any open flames around that could catch and cause an explosion.

>>29281652
This is me
>>29281423
>>29281432
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>>29282698
If you get a detector remember to wave it on the floor occasionally because the bad gases are heavy and sink to the floor of mines. People have died walking into a mine, stirring up the gases on the floor when walking, then breathing them when they turn around to go back or whatever.

>>29281503
>how do you know?

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>>29283228
I had my light fail mysteriously.

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Does this count as unnaground?

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>>29283594
No, that's the under empire, skaven territory.

>>29276507
if you have the $$$$ for he engineerin solutions then yes. Otherwise, no you stupid faggot

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>>29283654
Theres fish in the water

>>29283720
Fish and shit in caves always amazed me. Just being trapped like that, for all eternity, slowly moving through the ages, knowing your species will inevitably die out when the cave collapses.

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>>29283227
>>29283191

Thanks for the tips on the monitor. Here's those photos I promised.

First, the access point as seen from the top of the hill the mine is built into. You can see where we're parked, and the bridge we had to walk across to get to the entrance. You can't see it great in this photo, but that small ravine is no less than 40 feet deep. The road was over 15 miles of un-maintained dirt road.

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>>29284244

You can also see in that first photo some stone retaining walls for the road going up the hill. There are a number of foundation remnants or stone piles around the area from the structures that once stood. We looked up the history and apparently there was a small "town" here to support the mining operations. If I remember by numbers correctly it was like 300 people at peak.

Here's the bridge itself. Off to a promising start as you can see.

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>>29284283

And here's the entrance itself. There are actually quite a few openings in the area, but many of them appear to be either exploratory, or have been permanently sealed / collapsed.

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>>29284298

Here's just inside the entrance. Evidence of a strong door at one time, long gone now.

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>>29284347

This one's a shit picture, but there was a decent scorpion population hiding in the cool shade in the first ~25 feet of tunnel.

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>>29284374

Another not great photo. Here the passage angled down a bit and we entered the muck, which I was trying to show here. A couple of us stepped into it before we noticed, but from then on we probed all the ground in front of us.

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>>29284412

Here's looking back towards the entrance, from just before it started to descend. A good way back in. This was all just boring, dry rock tunnel.

>>29280472
The second movie was made from spliced footage that was intended to be a Disney channel show.

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>All these plebs dont have lights in their caves

>>29283526
>anon's flashlight stops working
>shits his pants b/c dark is some spooky shit
>ghosts are real

stop this meme

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>>29281423
MAGA

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>>29284412

Now we're getting into the meat of it. This tunnel wound back into the mountain for quite awhile. It turned a little one way or another, and went down / up a bit, but was mostly straight.

There were a few short offshoots that we passed, but none of them went far until we got fairly deep. Water covering the whole floor. In one place, it seemed like there was a shaft going down, but invisible because of the opaque water. We fortunately found it by probing ahead with a spear one of our group was carrying, and were able to skirt the edge of the tunnel to get by it.

I would have shit my pants had someone fallen in.

>>29284463
so what's with the bluring?

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>>29284501
Ask too many questions and you will get too many answers

>>29284501
>>29284510
It's a parking garage and he wanted to seem edgy and cool so he blurred out the signs and some drug dealers

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>>29284463

Sure come and rain on our parade bunkerguy. Are you the guy from /diy/ with the Swedish bunker from poker winnings or something?

>>29284489

There were a number of these strange... Deposits. Places where water was dripping, or stagnant, I don't know how to describe the texture really.

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>>29284539

A few side passages that led deeper were inaccessible due to the water.

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>>29284559

All kinds of deposits on the wall. Some mild, but still with surprising colors.

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>>29284534
>>29284539
>Parking garage
Yeah dude you got me
>Are you the guy from /diy/ with the Swedish bunker from poker winnings or something?
no

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>>29284590

Some really intense ones. These could be pried off the wall in one piece with the tip of a knife, but were still brittle enough to be crushed in your hand.

Before anyone chastises me for destroying ancient cave growth, this was an active mine at least as recently as the 30's, so whatever all this is in grew quickly.

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>>29284618

In some places, the crystals grew pretty large. There's really nothing to show for scale here, but the largest crystal "clusters" or however you would describe them were about as big around as a nickel.

>>29284489
god knows how deep shaft filled with water with who knows what in it....hellno.jpeg

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>>29284636

Some other grows. These were pitch black and grew down from the ceiling where water dripped. They were hard and brittle, and would snap off if you bumped them.

>>29284476
Fuck off, this is the only good thread on /k/ right now, and it's because it's not full of election related bullshit.

There are no presidents in the UNNAGROUND!!! Only degenerate sky sees select someone to be their overlord. We have sought out the warm bosom of the earth because we crave freedom, and sweet delicious salamanders, not the lies of politicians!

BEGONE!!! REEEEEEE!!!!!!

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>>29284661

And here's the elevator. shaft, going up. It went quite a ways, but we didn't want to risk trying to ascend that way with the questionable wooden frame and the completely rotten wooden ladder.

The other way going up was a really steep ramp covered in loose gravel. We tried to climb up it, but our only rope broke and we lost one of our two grappling hooks.

>>29280122
Michael bay must direct it

>/k/ - Weapons

wish we had mods

>>29283097
That's fucking metal

>>29284610
bunkerbro hello ilu

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>>29284695

Here's the board affixed to the post next to the elevator shaft. I mis-remembered the numbers. It was 1-9 on the left, and "10 20 30 40 50" on the right. There was a little hook on the board with a little pin hanging from it.

>>29284618
that kinda looks like copper sulfate right there.

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I want a mostly underground house because I want to live in national forestry land which is prone to wildfires. People always think I am a bunker nut. I just want a cabin built into a hillside made of rocks and cementboard logs with a walkout basement and a set of metal fireproof shutters.
Stay strong fellow Dig-Dugs. Follow your heart. There's a bone down there for all of us. I just know it.

>>29284412

Where is this place at? Utah?

>>29284727
probably coming out of the water

>>29284700
he has a pistol in the photo fag. thats a weapon last i checked.

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>>29284727

Is that bad? We were up to our waist at one point in water that must have been loaded with whatever it was, for it to grow everywhere so quick.

>>29284724

Here's where it got spooky. There were I think four names in this area, at the end of a short, blocked off shaft.

>>29284731
You can do all that for sure, but be sure to keep a defensable space around the property. Lot of folks forget to do that and that's why places that are built off into the angeles national forest an a few others burn down every 5-7 years.

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>>29284749

Arizona. I've read there's a ton of explorable mines in Utah though. It would be fun to make a trip out of.

>>29284772

And another one in the same area.
Is anyone actually following this or am I just bumping uselessly?

>>29284794
I'm reading it anon

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>>29284794

Another type of deposit that was very prevalent. These were also pretty hard, and in lots of places that the blue / yellow types weren't.

>>29276424
Probably used for running moonshine. Might be some good booze down there, stewing since the 20s...

>>29284772 not the same guy but it should be fine as long as you dont let any water into any cuts you may have or start drinking it. The vast majority of the truly hazardous materials they seal up..wish floridas water table wasnt so damn high.

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>>29284808

Here's the last of the underground ones, then I just have a few of the surrounding area and remains of some surface structures if anyone want's to see those.

This is either on the way out in a rare dry high spot in the tunnel, or it's one of the smaller dead end shafts in the area.

>>29281439
>this heretic doesn't put the image of the Holy Emperor of Man on his guns

>>29284759
I'd assume so since copper sulfate is water soluable.

>>29284772
May be toxic to the kidneys and liver after repeated exposure. Generally though it's just an irritant to the skin and eyes.

Also the crystals grow fairly fast given a high enough concentration in solution.. so since it took over 70 years to get to that point, it can't be too high of a concentrate. It won't turn you sterile though.

>>29284808
could be a form of calcite crystal, problem with white crystal deposits that look a little like cauliflower, there's a fuckton of them.

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>>29284835

My feet were dyed yellow when I finally got my boots off.

>>29284874

Good to know, must just be a moderately concentration of it in the surrounding rock that's leached out over the years. I had never seen anything like it. Most of the caves / mines around here are dry.

There was also a lot of your more normal stuff present, pyrite, etc.

>>29284847

And here's enjoying a cold one from the cooler after we got back to the vehicle. There was no shooting happening, so don't be too quick to knightpost.

>>29284700
They're too busy deleting other "off topic" threads.

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>>29284921


Annd the way out.

We actually went and checked out two more sites that day, but I don't have any photos because I didn't charge my phone like a dipshit.

>>29284956
>building fighting tunnels, trenches, and bunkers isn't on-topic
sky seer!

Any suggestions for keeping an unnaground area dry besides just digging above the waterline? Would coating the walls with concrete help? Digging down a few extra feet and laying gravel on the floor? I have a pretty heavy clay soil for the most part, if that helps.

what i would like to do one day is make a little bunker under a tree. kind of ww1 style with a little telescope viewing thing going up into the tree. and have my guns down there. Maybe continue digging in a certain direction and have little tunnels all over.

>>29285024

Design a sump into the structure, actively pump out water.

>>29285045
Sounds like a pain in the ass, but if it's necessary...where am I supposed to pump it anyway?

Anyone got any resources into how to make tunnel systems?

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>>29284960
Anon what county Is this?
>Fellow AZ bro

>>29278286
Heyyy nice Tom Clancy Division cosplaaayyy ;;;;))

>>29285098
Google Disco Dave's Tunnel Guide, it's a good primer.

>>29284985
Did he ded?

>>29285146
Thanks mate

>>29285114

The location of the mine I think was in Pinal county, but it miiiggght have been the southern part of Gila county. I still have my GPS tracks from the drive out stored on one of my external drives somewhere.

For any of you interested in cave exploration and cave diving, the videos on this channel were really enjoyable for me personally. It's old, but surprisingly well re-enacted and the storytelling is awesome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Zgxf3W0aQo

>>29284985
Did they died?

>>29285176
>>29285251
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mTUtAFCeafM
Nah, just bruised

>>29285285
Oh based on the WebM it looked he fell into the gaping maw of the abyss. Not like 20 feet into some water.

>>29285078
>digging a few inches further down and installing a pump
vs
>building wood frames, mixing concrete, pouring the concrete, waiting for it to cure, tearing out the frames, and then realizing concrete is porous so you still have to install a fucking pump

>>29281875
Fuck you Max, what do you have to be so smug about?

>>29285345
>backbreaking labor of removing another 6 inches of mostly rock with some dirt followed by setting up a sump, figuring out a place for it to drain, setting up a constant source of electricity so it can keep the place semi-dry and hoping it doesn't die on a wet weekend and leave you with 3 feet of water for two weeks while you wait for a part/replacement
vs
>a weekend with some spraycrete shit (because my buddy has the machine in his garage) that'll keep it alright because it doesn't actually get that wet and hey, it makes the place look better anyway

>>29281652
You should be good with that, its what we use in wastewater, the explosive gas detection should detect methane, i'll have to check the cylinder we bump test ours with to be sure though when i get back to the office in 10 mins

>>29285582
>what is a manual pump or a non shitty electric pump and solar panels
>what is renting a rotary hammer to dig with
vs
>it doesn't actually get that wet so why the fuck am i bitching

>>29281652
>>29285993
Yep, gasalertquataro, tests for o2, co, h2s, and potentially explosove atmosphere (methane)

>>29285993
Where I live people monitor oxygen (normal air 20.9%) and set the alarm to trigger when it gets to 19.5% if that matters.

>>29286139
Yeah, thats how ours work, it alarms out on low o2, 13ppm h2s, and i'm not sure about CO and lel, i'm aboit to clock out so i dont feel like bump testing it with everyone in the office to see the limits for those

>>29280154
Good for you, faggot. You don't have to read it.

>>29284985
did he died?

>>29281336
Where I'm at is Scepter Clay down 600+ feet. What you describe for cracks is a normal fall around here.

>>29275566
Is there just literally no soil profile? I thought massive structure either occurred right over the bedrock or was the bedrock itself.

>>29275960
Shit dude, I just asked you about soils then read this post. I'm forestry as well, where did you/are you going to school?

>>29284559
Copper minerals?

>>29286404
Neat.

>>29286479
As I said, thin soil, mostly silt and clay, haven't really done a proper horizon though. It also would depend on where on the property I am to, canyon's a flood plain and a couple shovels in and I hit cobble usually, and the upper areas are just thin dirt.

>>29286500
Graduated a couple years ago our of california, Reedley College for my associates in forestry, with time over at West Hills for the ag stuff.

>>29272585
How the fuck did they even get air down there?

I understand physics will displace the CO2 and Air will come in, but at a certain point you are going to lose enough oxygen in the air and asphyxiate, no?

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Here you go bitches, I typed this the day of the first unnaground thread. Not finished, but enjoy:

http://pastebin.com/PP3rVce6

>>29284985
Shooped photo he falls into water

>>29281439
Rainbow dash.

>>29281434
>still posting this shit
Only death awaits you sky seer.

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>>29286981
This is good shit anon.

>>29277330
>this is what retards who hate heavy armor actually believe

>>29281516
Well at least you can't miss.

>>29279208
Optical glass, up to 2% in anything lead, dezincification-resistant brass, and lewisite.

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>>29281432
>I like all the spiders and bugs that crawl on me. It tickles.

>>29285136
Dollar flu won't get me senpai

>>29283855
Where does the bottom of the foodchain get its energy?

>>29288639
Why arent captive bolt weapons more common? Sure they arent powerful but they're damn near silent. Is it the ATF fucking with innovation, or isn't there much use for them?

>>29289152
Chemotrophs, or sometimes bat guano depending how deep in the cave you are.

>>29284700
>bunkers and kong aren't /k/
Go make another F-35 thread.

>>29289165
Depending on which kind you're referring to, suppressed subsonic and regular stabby weapons are superior.

>>29286981
>the ramp trap
A+ kamerade. Good shit

>>29289214
Why? Except for ammunition availability, carrying a small revolver that fires essentially silent captive bolt ammo for killing sentries seems a lot easier than a .22 with a large suppressor that'll be a lot louder. Also stabby weapons suck ass for quiet killing compared to both types of quiet shooty weapons.

>>29279636

compressed earth bricks to minimize soil dumping topside.

>tfw 6'3 and broad chested

You molemen are welcome to tunnel into/from my cave. Will trade food, pelts and captives for shiny rocks.

>>29285582
Concrete sales person here. Water will always get through a concrete slab. There are cementicious scrub coats that are advertised to be water proof (until they crack), but they need to be applied to the outside of the wall. If they are applied to the interior surface of the wall the water will saturate the small pores in the slab and eventually spall out the membrane.

People building concrete water tanks coat the interior with Ardex. If you coated the exterior of a bunker you might be OK. You'd still want a pump.

Ask a concrete solutions person anything.

>>29289835
Someone mentioned something about earthcrete and using fly ash earlier, do you know anything about that?

>>29289853
It would probably work structurally. You'd still have issues with water. The only way to keep water out of a sub grade concrete structure is drainage. Lots of gravel and possibly a pump.

>>29289853
geotechnical engineer here

earthcrete is mixing some type of stabilizing agent such as lime, cement, fly-ash, or a combination of them into soil to improve the strength. For expansive clay soils, lime will also reduce the expansive potential of clays.

Cement is best for sands and silts. Lime is best for clay (and is better at reducing expansive potential of clay), but doesn't gain as much strength. Fly ash is best for sands and silts as well, but will still add strength when mixed with clay.

The more material you mix in, the stronger soilcrete you get. Typical addition rates vary from 3 to 10% by dry soil weight. You can also add aggregates, such as crushed stone or gravel for additional strength.

After you mix it, you can form it and place it to make walls and stuff. I had a client who built a few houses using the stuff.

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>>29276520
But im spooked m8

>>29289967
Just wing it and go slowly

>>29289960
Nice! Seeing as fly ash is a waste product (and lime isn't exactly hard to get ahold of either) it shouldn't be too hard to get enough to form some decent supports

>>29290081
Take the proper precautions when mixing these additives. They're caustic and they generate a lot of heat as they cure (especially quicklime; use a lime slurry if possible). Be sure to add enough water to allow the pozzalans to hydrate properly.

>>29290147
Don't worry, I plan on doing plenty of research on my own before using these in a critical area

>>29284453
God I remember being so disappointed when I found that out. I would have watched the fuck out of that show

>>29280014
>>29280501
Its Bosnia, I have been fallowing the story and it seams like they are going to rent the place out to some Arab for a hotel. I also think that there are nuclear shelters for sale in Croatia. Tito had a thing for digging deep and now no one needs all the bunkers he dug plus no one can afford the maintenance. The one I mentioned ARK Konjic costs like 10,000 Euros a month in maintenance.

>>29286694
I think some one said on here that the tunnels were almost like a vacuum and would suck air through them Bc physics. Obviously not a shit ton but enough to keep you alive.

>>29285024
>>29285045
Use a dehumidifier too

huh, i met a few dudes who work in Tenerife exploring the lava tubes when I was doing a volcanology fieldtrip. Dudes spend their entire careers exploring natures tunnels unaground looking for unexplored tunnels, new ecosystems and other more exotic lava types. The rule of thumb waws if you could get your helmet through the hole you're going in. Fucking crazy though you stand on top of one and stamp your foot and it sounds hollow, like hitting drywall. One of them an old lady fell through 100 years ago with a herd of goats, 16 metre drop. No one even knew they were there until then if i recall. Might be able to post some pics of what they look like from the top but none from unnaground as I was using a camera phone and it only picked up the dark

i'm turning an old abandoned train tunnel into a Trump bunker once i figure out who actually owns the fucking thing. first goal is gonna be buying it, second to that i'm just gonna put a lock on it because its not used for anything and nobody really cares about it.

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>>29289960

>junior geotech
>non-stop site investigations for construction cause mineral exploration isn't doing well at all
>mfw compaction lyfe

Shit pay, shit hours and shit environments. At this rate I will never ever get to so much as look at an exploration job.

assuming i don't die in a cave-in, what would i need underground to survive indefinitely?(also assuming i don't asphyxiate)

I don't know shit, but i'm thinking

mushroom farm
fish tank
some kind of plumbing situation
pitfall rooms for landwalker other white meat

>>29293610
>shit to grow mushrooms and black soldier flies
>feed these to fish
>set up aquaponics system (fish poop feeds plants, produces 2x food)
>some sort of power source for LEDs at the very least
That's all that comes to mind. Make sure some of the LEDs give off ultraviolet unless you enjoy dying of vit. D deficiency

>>29293987
well thats what i was thinking, except for the lights. embrace the darkness famamander.

captcha: blackson

we are the sons of blackness

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>be me
>find 60 acres for sale
>ad says $18,800
>email the guy
>offer $12,000
>he accepts

Holy jebus, now what? Well, DIG! There's GOLD in them thar hills -- RIGHT THAR! Literally. This place is within a mile of this intersection:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lovelock-Unionville+Rd+%26+Buena+Vista+Valley+Rd,+Imlay,+NV+89418/

>so just found this
>totally wanna buy this
>if so
>/k/ult will be formed here
>/k/ultists will farm, ranch or mine

/k/ult mine

>wut do?

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>>29276520
M-my penis is too large and girthy....
>I can never fit in any hole
>tfw

>>29294129
Buy the land, charge /k/ommadoes $1,000 (or less, if you feel generous) flat to come be a part of it and make a range with a reasonable fee for entry on the land as well. Offer to host all meetups/nuggetfests in the area, again for a reasonable price. Recoup the dosh in no time, and create the /k/ommune we deserve. >>29294093
I mean, do osteomalacia and rickets sound fun? At least light for plants and mushrooms (to stimulate them to produce vit. D)

>>29294136
No Vitamin D deficiency for you!

>>29294236
Good

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>>29294129

Does anyone here have experience with 1-man tunneling rigs? I've seen these used in the Coober Pedy opal mines (predominantly working through sandstone) and I can't help but wonder if it could be useful to excavate thicker clay-based soil.

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>>29296114
I don't know, but it looks like it could be useful for driving sunbacks out.

>>29296114
I would think with Clay-Soil it would just make a terrible mess as its got no method of extracting the dug material.

With clay, I would imagine that having a clean cut would be better until you get into the harder shit

>>29278136
Think harder not smarter.

>>29284510
Is that Rock City?

>>29298995
>unnaground with your powerdildo

>tfw live next to a river that floods all the time
>will never unnaground
I have heard there are caves across the river, I suppose I could at least try to find them.
>captcha is rivers
Fuck you to google.

>>29272510
>>29272534
>>29272585
Fuck. Were tunnel rats paid any better than other GIs? Weren't they volunteers? Who the fuck would go in there

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How do we weaponize it?

>>29299602
Flamethrowers, this beast is large enough to contain enormous amounts of fuel.

>>29276261

>5'10
>44''

>Dwarven warrior

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>>29299602
tanks

>>29299602
It's already weaponized. Just strap a skyseer to the front and wait for the machine to tear them apart

>>29287752
Would have been a better sticker. :^)

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>>29272510
How did they get those fuck huve bunk beds through those tiny tunnles?

>>29302896
in pieces