Once upon a time there was a mining site where blood, sweat and tears flowed to mine the precious coal.

Those times are long gone and now it has become a tourist spot where everybody can learn about the hard times of coa lmining.

The mining site and its surroundings have become beautiful places to visit.

Everything is shot with Dji Mini 2 and Dji Osmo Pocket

Lovely church - connected to a house!

Nicely done.    

Lovely footage.    Buildings are in great shape, considering coal production ended over 40 years ago.  

Nicely done

Depp Posted at 3-25 23:14
Lovely church - connected to a house!

Thanks for watching. And one of the churches is now an old folks home. (the red colored one)

DAFlys Posted at 3-26 00:44
Nicely done.

thank you for watching

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-26 05:07
Lovely footage.    Buildings are in great shape, considering coal production ended over 40 years ago.

They did a huge renovation and now it's a touristic site.
It's one of the two coal mines in Europe where you still can descent in the mineshafts.
For now descending in the shafts is forbidden due to covid but once that's behind us they will resume that.
We visited the shafts 5 years ago and it's very impressive down there.

ckat007 Posted at 3-26 08:05
Nicely done

thank you very much

Trikke Posted at 3-26 08:11
thank you very much

You're welcome

I love these old places.
Well captured!

Montfrooij Posted at 3-26 12:52
I love these old places.
Well captured!

Thank you,

We also love places like that. We seek up those places and then make a weekend of it with our RV to visit it.

Trikke Posted at 3-26 13:01
Thank you,

We also love places like that. We seek up those places and then make a weekend of it with our RV to visit it.

You're welcome.
they have something special indeed

Looks pretty cool!

Trikke Posted at 3-26 08:08
thank you for watching

Its my pleasure.     

Armando80 Posted at 3-26 13:56
Looks pretty cool!

Thanks for watching and the reply

Trikke Posted at 3-26 08:11
They did a huge renovation and now it's a touristic site.
It's one of the two coal mines in Europe where you still can descent in the mineshafts.
For now descending in the shafts is forbidden due to covid but once that's behind us they will resume that.

Great to know.  Being able to get down into the mine and see how things were done is a huge plus.

Excellent job!

WalkinginHellas Posted at 3-27 07:17
Excellent job!

thank you for the nice reply

DowntownRDB Posted at 3-27 06:38
Great to know.  Being able to get down into the mine and see how things were done is a huge plus.

It surely is and so we keep the legacy for our offspring

Trikke Posted at 3-27 09:10
It surely is and so we keep the legacy for our offspring

  

Very nice! Thanks for sharing

Hello there Trikke. Good day and thank you for posting this amazing video you have filmed and created. Great work and keep filming. .