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Tag Archives: mine
Big truck carrying lots of coal
Photo: Westech/Casper Star-Tribune/AP Look at this big truck!! Related: Mining coal is not a cushy job.
Jumping into a pitch-black abandoned mine in Poland
According to Gizmodo this group of Polish daredevils explored an abandoned gold mine and then built some sort of bungee jumping contraption with lots of rope so that they could free-fall into the black abyss. Their jump which was 255-feet … Continue reading
Memories of Mines: the story of a Norway miner working in the early 1900s
Jon Pedersen filmed this touching video of an old miner recounting the story of working in a mine in Norway that was located 800-1000 meters above sea level. Jon shot some gorgeous views of the mine now completely abandoned left … Continue reading
Salt by Emma Phillips
Elin shared the work of photographer Emma Phillips who has a wonderful series called Salt. The color palette on these images is wonderful. I have a huge fascination with mines and industrial fields like these and Emma’s work is definitely … Continue reading