Posted in Canada, Cobalt, Interesting, Life, Nature/Outdoors, Ontario's geology, Personal, Photography, Rocks & Gems, Travel, abandoned, abandoned mines, abandoned mines in Ontario, adventure in Ontario, backpacking, bizzare, collecting rocks near Bancroft, creepy places, crystals, environment, exploration, gemology, gems, geography, geology, haunted places, hiking, mines in northern Ontario, my life, mystery, nature, ontario, photos, rock collecting, rockhounding, rocks in Ontario, silver, silver mines, strange places, tunnels, underground, underground Ontario, urban exploration, wierd on June 2, 2007 | 2 Comments »
What on earth is a glory hole?
IMG_1813, originally uploaded by Mic2006.
At the edge of Cobalt there is a deep open pit that is said to drop down 250 feet. The bottom is filled with cold, black water. A cable cuts across the top right of the picture. At one time there was a spider web [...]
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IMG_1905, originally uploaded by Mic2006.
Miro, a former Polish Mine worker got quite excited when he saw my photo. “We used to call those “gornicza tadowarka” (mine dumpers)”. They were powered from compressed air that fed from the surface. Apparently the pressure could vary quite considerably depending on how far you were from the main line [...]
Posted in Adventures, Canada, Cobalt, Interesting, Nature/Outdoors, Ontario's geology, Personal, Photography, Rocks & Gems, Travel, abandoned, abandoned mines, abandoned mines in Ontario, adventure in Ontario, backpacking, bizzare, culture, environment, exploration, gemology, gems, gemstones, geography, geology, hiking, industrial archeology, mine, mines in northern Ontario, my life, nature, ontario, photos, rock collecting, rockhounding, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, silver, silver mines, underground, underground Ontario, urban exploration on June 2, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Me getting info for my article in Rock and Gem – Cobalt and the Tardis
IMG_1861, originally uploaded by Mic2006.
About two years ago I went up to the town of Cobalt in Northern Ontario – what a fantastic place, I keep meaning to return – it has a kind of time warp quality – a bit [...]
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