abandoned mine exploration #2

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open stope and portal.

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cable system for ore carts, with partial collapse

>>901846
what are those haircomb/rake like things on the ground?

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possible ventilation motor

>>901847
possibly parts of an electric motor

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work bench of some sort

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ore chute

large stope leading 100 + ft down

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>>901855

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large stoped out section with tracks.

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as usual i will post more if there is interest

>>901842

Fascinating, keep posting.

>>901842
def yes
love your pics

>>901863
you did not go up those ladders correct?

>>901851
do I see a pbr can in the bottom right?

>"hey anon, I'm going to check out an abandoned mine, wanna come with?
>"hell no"

someone who made a previous thread mentioned one part they saw had collapsed since they had been there last

nooooooo thank you

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I've got some and am looking for more mines. This is the entrance to one. Most of our mines weren't company owned but just guys getting in on the gold rush 100 years ago.

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>>901909
The inside

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>>901910
more inside. I liked this mine because the sides were dug into the rock and didn't come off as sketchy. The problem was the water. I couldn't see the floor and the water was only about 6 inches deep.

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>>901912
This one was super sketchy. The entrance collapsed so someone dug into the top of the original mine entrance. You had to superman dive to get in.

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>>901913
my last pic. It was so creepy in this one because it seemed as if it could collapse at any minute. Water was dripping all over. The piece of plastic was something I found to try and keep from getting so wet and dirty crawling through the entrance. I look on a site called mindat.org to try and find them.

>>901886
Eagle eyes! I don't even think I saw that when I snapped the pic.

>>901886
>>902111


Be careful, OP. Cave dwelling hipsters are known to ambush, especially when drunk.

>>902115
Any idea what I should do if I run into one?

>>901866
Please do! How did you find this mine and did you bring some sore of O2 sensor or a canary...?

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>>902260
No o2 sensor, and i couldn't find a bird to carry with me. Most of these hard-rock mines have decent airflow.

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head frame leading from inclined shaft to a exterior ore bin.

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lots of adits to check out. We camped in the area for 3 days and didn't even get to see half of the mines.

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a lot of structure in this area. ore carts headed up here from a 500 foot deep inclined shaft. There were drift tunnels every hundred feet down.

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ore chute. the black dots were put there by the miners with their lanterns. it was a way of keeping track of the ore carts

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inclined shaft at a 45-50 degree angle. Man way on the right, ore cart tracks had been removed.

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spot where ore cart would empty to an ore bin to be transported out.

100 level down the inclined shaft. both sides ran parallel to enormous stopes that had be mined out.

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>>902335

>>902260
I found it by talking with other mine explorers, internet research of mines, and google earth. A handheld gps always helps as well.

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ladder leading up man way

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random tunnel pic

an elaborate ore cart loading and unloading section in the mine.

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>>903026

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checking out the equipment. As stated in an earlier thread mines do not have the best conditions for taking pictures

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inclined shaft

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dynamite storage locker.

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waste rock piles, an old wooden ore bin, a collapsed ore cart bridge, and a lot of portals.

>>901848
That would make a good base for a coffee table.

>>901845
Is that in AZ? I think I've seen that one driving by.

pls more

Anyone know if there are any mines in northeastern Ohio?

>>903098
AZ has great mines, but these are in Death Valley CA

>>903123
I'll keep posting as long as there is interest....more to come.

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winze

Great stuff OP. Safe travels.

good thread

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>>903151
did someone say ohio?

>>901861
I would frame that

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>>903693
I thought about grabbing it, but it was in rough shape, plus I am really looking for a wooden dynamite box,

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Pressure taking its toll on the framework

>>903722
sketchy

>>903722
dodgy

Good luck OP hope you don't get kill.

>>903754
Thanks anon, but we are all going to get kill, I'm going to do some living before that happens.

Great thread. Deserves a bump

What resources did you use to find mines? I've never heard od people mine diving here to ask.

>>904037
Some mines I have found just out hiking. Waste rock and taiings piles are a dead giveaway. Google earth helps to find them as well.

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We camped on a waste rock pile. I assume the miners covered this vertical shaft with waste rock as they were moving it from another site. The collapse of the collar created this sink hole.

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most of the timbering was in really good shape for being over 100 years old. That is one of the perks of mines in the desert.

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clogged ore chute

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large electric motor

>>904202
that's crazy
all the mines i've been to in the mojave and not once was the wood this well preserved

The mines I've been to around kelso in the mojave were in pretty good shape. Those are older mines though, and nowhere as big.

do you ever mark your way so you dont get lost? ive heard mines can be big and confusing

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>>904798
Ive never marked my way other than setting cans next to tunnels I haven't yet checked out. It is easy to get a little turned around in the bigger mines, but it would be hard to get completely lost

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Support timbers are breaking under the weight of the rocks.

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miners graffiti 1923

>>905539
it rhymes

>>905539
That's so fucking cool holy shit are you in AZ btw

>>905849
no. southern california

>>906115
i hate false floors!

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vent tubing.

>>906366
hawt

I fear that OP will die in one of these things someday. I'm already working on some notes for his /out/ eulogy.

>>901848
Those look like heat exchanger plates in the frame.

Question OP, do you have a gas detector or some method of checking the atmosphere for mine gas as you go? What's the geology in the area like?

>>906987
I honestly don't worry too much about air quality. Most of these mines have had some airflow. I don't know enough about geology to really answer that. I've seen quartz, lava rock, granite

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>>906954
I'd love to read it when you get it finished.

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>>906982
I was thinking the same thing, but I'm not 100% sure.

Japanese crayzy guy movie no1
https://youtu.be/2R0btJB6-S4

>>907249
Depending on the rock type, carbon monoxide in the air can be forced into the rock during periods of high barometric pressure, and can be released as the barometric pressure drops.

>>909731
What rock types? Most the mines I've been in have multiple portals or open stopes allowing air to blow through, but even the single tunnel mines I've been in have all been fine.

>>909888
Technically this could happen for any rock.

Your fine grained igneous rocks (i.e. granite, basalt, gabbro, etc) will be the least porous and least likely to exhibit this behavior.

Porous rocks, like sandstone, can be very prone to this.

If you have flowing fresh air, then you should be ok.

>>901842
how was the air quality? could you taste it in there? hard to breathe? dusty?

>>910820
Some parts are nice fresh air. We wear dusk masks in some areas. It just depends on the mine.

>>910062
These have all been hard rock mines. I've never heard of big mineral deposits in sand stone.

Very interesting stuff OP

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>>913494
Thanks Anon

>>901842
There are a lot of these close to where I live, but I haven't really explored them much.
Are they really as dangerous as they're made out to be?

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>>913805
They can be dangerous. As long as you are being smart they are no more dangerous than anything else I suppose. Where do you live?

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Three ore chutes leading up to a very large stoped out section.

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Collapsed ore cart bridge

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not a good sign. ore chute starting to give way under the weight of the rocks.

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Miners tended to use what they had on hand. Here are some dynamite boxes used as timbering.

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More later if there is still interest.

I love the pics but don't want you to die like this.

>>913836
I'd rather die in a mine then in a nursing home, but thanks for your concern

>>913808
>Where do you live?
Northern Nevada
There's also a lot of other old, abandoned shit up here, it's nice. Too bad most of it is heavily vandalized.

Anyone ever go into the old copper mines in Michigan's upper peninsula?

>>913937
I was born in Ely, and grew up in Elko. Lot of mining history in Nevada.

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Looking down into a massive stope. We could see the next level about 100 ft down, but never found a way to get to it.

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always have to be careful when you see timbering under this much stress.

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Some of the tunnels were really large.

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Ore was brought down on a rail system where it was trucked out to be processed.

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timbering holding back waste rock.

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looking up into an open stope.

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In many areas the timbering seemed to be the only thing keeping this mountain up. These mines were all multi level, and we walked several miles of tunnels and still only saw about half the mines. The mountain was Swiss cheese with all the adits, drift tunnels, and stopes.

This thread is awesome, I wish we had something like that here. All the buildings and maintenance tunnels I used to explore now have cheap security cameras and there's no way to get in unnoticed.

>>903035
did you ever find any dynamite when you go out?

>>903722
>ohshit.png

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>>914372
a lot of people I know who do mine exploration have found dynamite, I haven't yet. just fuse.

>>914386
Looks comfy as fuck

>>905579
what does it say? i don't think I'm reading it right.

>>914462
Dmc april 24 1923

>>914942
Did Doc Brown do this?

Is this in the White Mountains of California?

>>914960
No, but it is in Death Valley south of white mountain range

>>903723
Rock on the left is a face

>>915262
I don't see it

How do you make such bright photos? I tried long exposure, but I get blurred image 3 times out of 4, probably because my hands are shaking.

>>901842

dude . i love these guis so bad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYFD18BwmJ4

>>916467
higher ISO setting is your best bet. It will make the image noisier (some of OPs photos are pretty noisy) but modern cameras have quite good low-light performance. if at all possible though, you should use a mini tripod (there are very portable ones)

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>>916467
We have very bright head lamps, the photos were taken with a phone, no flash.

Ever find hand tools?

Stereotypical sledges or picks?

>>916592
For some reason I feel that bringing an expensive camera with accessories into a mine is not the smartest idea. Mine is a cheap old model.
>>916645
I have a bright one too, but the photos I get are rather dim.

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>>916670
none of that stuff. here are some thing we have found.

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>>916790
aww yea a fuckin box of trojans i knew it

>>909731
That's interesting. I have a book somewhere on hazardous gases and mining that doesn't mention this for CO

>>916467
To reduce blur, smoosh the camera into something solid (like the wall) and hole the wrist of one hand with the other. Also helps if you like rest your elbows on top of your chest.

This thread is godly anon. I really appreciate it and the balls you folks have.

Just one thing, are you telling someone where you're going and when to expect you back? This doesn't seem like the kind of situation where one can't have that insurance policy if something goes amiss.

I've explored an old Iron mine in VA, pretty cool. I was there last weekend and we saw mad icicles.

Keep on rocking OP. Used to explore Death Valley with my dad and his friends when I was pretty young, been to a lot of the mines in your shots. I even have rail spikes from (I think) this bridge >>902320 >>903038 >>913814, haven't been out there in almost twenty years but this thread has brought up a lot of old memories...

OP is gonna die.

>>916990
So are you.

>>916836
We use a spot gps to send coords before we go into a mine. We do what we can to be as safe as possible.

>>916930
Way cool. We really enjoyed this area. I'm glad you liked the pics.

>>916869
Nice pics, you got any more?

>>917060
Lies! I'm gonna live forever!

>>917099
That makes me feel even more sorry for you.

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>>917070
Here's the entrance, this was during the summer though

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And here's some old piping, its a pretty extensive system that I've actually been pretty close to lost in before. Next time I go I'll have to take more pics.

You guys out west are lucky, this is the only legit mine I know of around my area. There was no gold rush here

>>901842

Is it legal to salvage scrap metal or overlooked pieces of whatever they were digging up from these places?

>>917488
If the mine still had sufficient amounts of metal in it, it wouldn't be abandoned.

>>917107
Actually it seems I'm the one who should feel sorry for you.

>>917491
Actually the iron mines I've been in still had tons of ore. Still stacked up even. I think mining kind of fell out of fashion when we realized it was cheaper to pay Asians to take it out of their country

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There's a few out here in NM

>>917488
As long as it is no longer an active claim.

>>917704
Anymore pics?

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>>917654
I can understand why they'd stop digging further if it becomes unprofitable, but why would they abandon ore that has already been mined?

>>918817
You stop paying the workers and they stop working. There isn't a code of honor that you finish what you were doing or something. If they closed the mine, whatever work that was incomplete is frozen forever.

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>>918474

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>>918474
>>918474
Here's one >>919161
Lone guard thought we where nuts for going in his mine.

>>901909
>>901910
>>901912
>>901913
>>901914

mindat is a really good resource. have a look at aditnow as well.

Where in the UK are you?

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>>901910
>>901912
I just went here at night. Super spooky

>>919681
>Where in the UK are you?
Im in the USA

>>919818

Ah, my bad.

Your pictures look very much like our mines over here and when you mentioned mindat I just assumed you were in the UK lol

OP here. Just checked out a mine in Arizona. I'll post pics when I get back to San Diego.

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>>919172
>the shape of that tunnel

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sign of mine activity

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vertical shaft

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a cross outside the mine.

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Mine adit. partially collapsed

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Sealed with cinder blocks a little squeeze and we made it in,
>more tomorrow

>>920207
Where in Arizona?

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>>920707
Do the miners seal the mines after they leave?
Are the holes made by explorers?
Why is there a need to seal off side tunnels inside the mine (far away from the adit entry)?

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>>920904
Near Jerome. We are still trying to find the name of the mine, and any history about the area. There were a few mines that had active claims, but hadn't been worked in for at least 10 years.

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>>920904
It was cinder blocked at the entrance. It wasn't done by the miners, more than likely it was sealed by the BLM or Arizona state mine inspector. None of the drift tunnels were sealed other than one that had been back filled by the miners.

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Drill hole

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main tunnel, the ore cart tracks had been removed possibly for use in another mine, the wood cross members had all rotted. This mine was fairly humid, and there was no airflow.

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The most notable thing about this mine was the amount of miner's graffiti.

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vertical shaft inside the mine. We couldn't see the bottom, but after dropping some rocks we figured it was 50-75 feet deep

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>>920985
Well, in the mine that I've been to, there were these blocks in drift tunnels too, not just the entrance. I just don't understand the purpose of that. Some of them had holes you could squeeze through, some didn't.

>>920986
How deep do these typically go? I couldn't see the end of it when pointing flash light inside.

>>921011
Usually 6-12 inches for the ones I've seen

>>921008
Do you have any pics that show the wall better? I'm not sure why they had those, what were they mining?>>921011

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>>921151
>Do you have any pics that show the wall better
I don't have a better pic of that wall, but here's another one up close, this time without a hole that would be big enough to crawl into.
>what were they mining
Uranium.

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Another example.

>>921325
It's just a guess. but i think the sealed the tunnels because of how dangerous uranium dust can be. That is just a guess. I have only been in silver, gold, and copper mines though.

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>>920207
Another San Diego bro? I enjoy the odd mine on occasion myself, though not as much as I'd like to. My experience in the area has basically been limited to the Warlock mine on the Old Banner Toll Road and the Ready Relief mine. Know of any other interesting mines in the county that are worth a visit?

Pic related was the entrance to the Golden Gem mine a few years back. There's since been a fire in the area that's burnt away the major foliage. I don't know the status of the mine itself. Last I checked, the entrance was partially collapsed but it opened up further in.

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>>921635
This pic is a mine structure outside of the Warlock mine. The mine itself fortunately dodged the fire that hit the area and is still easily (and legally!) accessible.

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>>921635
I hiked down to Warlock about 4 or 5 years ago. the main shaft was bat caged, but there were open adits up and down the trail. Julian has the best mines I've seen in S.D. county.

>flow-stone in mine

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Utah explorer checking in. Keep up the good work OP.

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Found some spooky shit on my last trip

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>>921965
nope.exe

>>921965
What, it's just some leftover. Stop being afraid all the time, what is wrong with humans?

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>>921980
>just some leftover
what did he mean by this?

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>>921980
>what is wrong with humans
>with humans
Spook confirmed