HIDDEN SCOTLAND: Exploring the Abandoned Mines below the Mountain
Follow us in this first episode as we explore the abandoned lead mines in scotland , worked for lead from the late 1700s until the late 1800s and later reworked for Zinc during and after WWI ⭐️Become a Member for £1.99 to unlock Exclusive Members ⛏️only videos and add free pre releases! -cancel any time - Check out my Explorer friends ⚒️ also Channel Members👇🏼👌🏼🎥 Link to Steven Dalgliesh Channel / @vikingexploration60 Link to the Mine explorer uk Channel: / @subterraneanoutdoors Link to Richie wellock Channel: / channel Featuring : FENIX CL28R lamp: https://www.myfenix.co.uk/product/fen... HM71R Headlights: https://www.fenixlight.co.uk/product/... Also featuring the LR40R 2.0 flashlight with an impressive 15000 lumen of power : https://www.myfenix.co.uk/product/fen... Get your 10% off on orders over £30 with the Code UEXFENIX to be used at check out
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