Colin Furze. Yep. It shows it is possible. When I lived in a town in northern Nevada/mining town—one of my friends had a house in the downtown section. Old house then. He took me by the laundry room and opened a door. Walked down a long hall way into a huge room that was underground.
No fixed ladder. Not even a real sense of how far down we were. Just a long hallway with a little slope.
We used to have parties down there and blast the music and strobe lights. Back then I never thought of it as a scary thing because it is a mining town. Yet it was one way down and one way up. From the surface nothing can be heard.
I don't know, Colin Furze dug a tunnel and documented it on Youtube which is pretty much the opposite of secrets.
Colin Furze. Yep. It shows it is possible. When I lived in a town in northern Nevada/mining town—one of my friends had a house in the downtown section. Old house then. He took me by the laundry room and opened a door. Walked down a long hall way into a huge room that was underground.
No fixed ladder. Not even a real sense of how far down we were. Just a long hallway with a little slope.
We used to have parties down there and blast the music and strobe lights. Back then I never thought of it as a scary thing because it is a mining town. Yet it was one way down and one way up. From the surface nothing can be heard.