ABANDONED Mine Locomotive Bridge & Old Ruins Found While Exploring

If you like coal mining ruins, history, rail trails & abandoned bridges, then you'll certainly enjoy this adventure.

I really like how you sit and talk to the camera as if we're right there with you. Makes your videos much more personable. Thanks for sharing

Wow. Current maps, old maps, old pics, all tied into each other so we can follow along - you are becoming the greatest content creator of all time. Thank you so much for the great entertainment.

Awesome job man. I live in the plot a block from those abutments. Glad to see someone else with the same curiosity of what shaped the past in our area.

Darn! I thought we were going for pizza & a soda after all that hiking.😂 A nice giggle at the end-- "You're still here---" ect . So...now we'll just on to another wonderful JP video🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👌☺️

The bridges were awesome as well as the trails, but it was the absolute beauty of the surrounding nature that was really the icing on the cake. Looking forward to your next video. Until then take care and God bless.

What a great morning! And I'm learning something.

I literally just hitchhiked back from exploring an abandoned gold mine 30 minutes ago!

Your still shots at the end are train museum quality, love those! The drone footage was awesome, too! Really cool how you integrated old stills of the colliery to show what it all used to look like, combined with your detective skills at following the rail trail, hunting for old abutments. Some favorite moments: Having fun with your bike jumping hills of coal silt; Climbing up on an old abutment (where you scared the bird, lol!) to get a view of the river and to see across; and my favorite zen moment: the water's edge shot, to let us hear the lovely sound of gently rushing water over the rocks. Excellent video!! And no snakes!😃Thanks for bringing us along!💙

I sure do like that old stone wall !! I love those old bridges !! I really lile those pictures at the end of the video !! P.s. I still think you should make a calender from the pictures you take I would definitely purchase one !! Great video as alway's !! 👍👍

I love, love, love it when you show us the old maps/aerial views of a location.

Great video I always enjoy going on these adventures with you👍👍

Wonderful images. I do love seeing different kinds of stone wall structures and the colours they develop over time. It is a favorite subject for pencil and watercolor work. Thank you.

its so cool seeing this, my friends and i used to hangout there very often and cross that bridge. literally just 6 years ago there were massive hills and the 2 bridges werent fenced off. the colliery bridges up until about 3 years ago the conveyer was still there along with 2 trains on the inactive tracks

great video, best part was you riding the coal slag hills

Awesome place and adventure JP! So many cool finds! Love seeing the old photos of it from the past! Thanks for bringing us along and sharing it's history with us!

What a wonderful adventure JP and I learned so much with all the great history! Like you said, it would have been something to see when the Colliery was in operation with all the action and so forth. Beautiful area and love the footage when you had the camera close to the water. The items you found further down the trail were very interesting too and the ending was so awesome! 😂 Great video, thank you!

Yay! A toy! Officially abandoned train rail. She looks like Edna "E" Mode from The Incredibles movie. Awesome video! Beautiful place to go for a hike!! Thank you for taking me along!!

A beautiful place for a hike 😀

Amazing video. Love the journey!!!!