In this episode, we have the unique experience of exploring two identical structures, one shut down only recently and still in a semi-active state, and the other, abandoned and decaying for decades. Join us as we explore two power plants in very different states of decay that were once part of a massive ammunition factory.
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Did you come across the dead skeleton of Jimmy Hoffa in there?
Contact the FBI if you find dead bodies either in the abandoned offices or under water in the lower level.
That GE booklet would be a great souvenir to keep from your trip through the powerhouse. That GE book would bring in serious dollars from history or electricity collectors on eBay.
Look at all that copper inside the power plant. Give scrappers a few days and all that copper would be headed to nearby scrap yards and headed for China's smelter mills, along with the scrap steel melting next door at the China steel mills.
2:43 wow i love that noise
It’s good to see how some power plants are at least still partially active.
Love getting to see all of the old machines in the buildings. These old, beautiful relics are things we don't get to see much anymore. Thanks for sharing!
19:56 EVP sounded like “ game over ….” Then a cut hard to make out..
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Where is the sound coming from if it's abandoned
what was still running inside there?
Oh my gosh, the beauty of the second building, wow!! Patina’d metal and brick, in an industrial setting, doesn’t get any more beautiful than that! Thanks for another amazing video guys!
hey you want an apple?
Glad you guys have the balls to do this sort of stuff so we get cool footage. I would be scared shitless the whole time about getting caught that I wouldn't enjoy it lol.
At least the dogs were cute 😅
thought we were smart some of the finest minds then just didnt realize we were killing ourselves in those plants we loved being there thought we were smart and we were just didnt know we were killing ourselves and everyone around us we know now we got get off fossill fuel
worked in that industry since 1980 coal #4-5-6 bunker fuel briquets of coal orocessed in 1 inch squares chain grate stokers oulverized coal burned lik natural gas all bad for you but paid well 40$ plus in 70s great job just not safe loved still alive 60 + now wouldnt change a thing best high tech job of the day
if its coal still a lot of emfs and radioactivity burning coal gives off radiation radiates everything around you coal is slightly radiactive most people who worked in coal plants died of cancer
risking your life running around in there if its nuke that steam is radiactive
worked in piwer plants the lines on floor keep you safe from emfs and radiation just because not nuke still dangerous emf effects you you guys ate stupid
emfs make you want to puke and poop
You guys are doing a great job archiving these historic structures. Stay Well.
Sem-ee not Sem-eye/aye
Dude that last scene was so tense
I love how the active one they could not have cared less but the not active one they send a seal after you
No matter how many times I watch, the Intro music still hits so hard. these so cool love
I wouldn't have gone into that first one with the turbine or whatever it was still running. You were trespassing on a privately owned and still partially operational industrial facility. The hasty escape at the end though was part of what makes this channel so awesome. It's not just sightseeing. It's high adventure!
If I were to guess as to what that running equipment was, it would be an industrial compressor to distribute compressed air to the whole plant! I know they are very loud at the plant i work at.
The exploration was totally failed
3.6 Roentgen
Your sneak skill went from 100 to 0 instantly as soon as you started running.
My dad worked in power plants all his life he was a welder he retired when he was tbere for over 30 some years I loved being at the power plant from time to time I would run into someone my dad worked withand they remember me and tell me some stories a out my dad but sadly to say my dad passed away almost a year ago early Thanksgiving morning I miss when they domo that St.Clair power plant every time my boyfriend and I go past that power plant I want to cry cause all memories coming flooding back to me how spent dayat the plant and especially spent days with my dad's boss he was like another grandpa he was like family he would help me with my homework if I didn't understand it I miss being there to this dad I have alot of my dad's things we gotten from work
Damn that last run was intense lol
Wait they just left all that old vintage power stuff running, thats incredible!!! This one was a super cool one the sound of the machjne really made it feel more authentic like literally stepping back in time
Pero cual planta abandonada si tiene energia y alli hay gente…
FAKE
Was that you guys running at the 27:03 because man looking at the view angle(drone view I mean) yall running to your car was awesome then the running and camera shaking reminded me of a found footage horror movie and I loved it