BELOW THE NORTHERN PENNINES.-EXPLORING ITS METAL MINES -Part 3- скачать в хорошем качестве

BELOW THE NORTHERN PENNINES.-EXPLORING ITS METAL MINES -Part 3-

Follow us on a journey in this thirds part film exploring the remote corners of Smallcleugh Mine , to document some of its hidden Industrial secrets ! Joining us in this Adventure is Steven and karl Link to part 1 film:    • WHAT LIES BELOW THE NORTHERN PENNINES.-EXP...   Link to part 2 film:    • WHAT LIES BELOW THE NORTHERN PENNINES.-EXP...   Steven (who has the largest collection of underground photos in the Uk ) Instagram link: https://instagram.com/daggers.the.min... Link to His Flickr account: https://www.flickr.com/photos/steven-... Both Steven and Karl are members of the Nenthead Mines Society !, many thanks to them for all their continued work and efforts is keeping the Mines accessible ! Link: https://www.nentheadmines.com/ A Proud Ambassador for Fenixlights !.. Featuring the Fenix HP30R v2.0 head torch Get your 15% discount with the code UEX15 at https://www.myfenix.co.uk/product/fen... Also featuring the Fenix LR40R hand torch , get your 15% discount with the code UEX15 at https://www.myfenix.co.uk/product/fen... Smallcleugh Mine located in Cumbria U.K. started in around 1770, looking for the continuation of Hanginshaw's West of Nent Vein, but this was soon abandoned. In 1787 the work was restarted by an agent for the London Lead Company along the Smallcleugh Cross Vein which produced an immense quantity of ore. There where also many other rich veins worked from Smallcleugh - Middlecleugh (and 1st and 2nd Sun Veins), Longcleugh, and Great Cross. The mine over the years was also worked by the Nenthead and Tynedale Lead and Zinc Company and Vieille Montagne Zinc Company. Most of the operations in Smallcleugh had come to an end around the 1900's. In 1963 the mine was briefly reopened in pursuit of new ore reserves, but little large scale mining took place.