@troubleshootn: we dropped a huge rock down an 1800 foot mine shaft! listen to the wind

joshtrimmell :

Imagine hearing a scream come from the bottom 😂

TheBlondeRecluse :

That is NOT a good enough fence!!!

levigarchar :

why is it open where anything could fall into it?

chevelle_55 :

drop a piano, you'll get the key of a flat minor

Mikej_p :

Like making payments on credit card debt

Angel :

I wonder how many animals have fallen to their death in that thing. It should be covered.

user762556223 :

at the end of the day it’s not that funny an orphan could’ve got hit by that rock

Edwin :

rock.doctor1976 :

784ft. =1/2 GT^2 @7sec

loopylad :

💯These are the type of holes that we fall into when dreaming

Conservative Georgian :

784-788 feet deep.

charlotteann978 :

Please cover it. So scary with kids messing around

່ :

bro Destroyed Brutus

Franklin Wabwire 🇰🇪 :

A total of 7 seconds from release to sound. Drop time is 6.402 seconds (½gt²) and sound travel time is 0.598 seconds (speed of sound is 343m/s). Depth of vent is 200meters.

James Bates836 :

that poor guy that walked in from the side entrance. that you had no idea was there

Jared :

Bruh just awakened the Balrog of Morgoth.

not.easily.amused :

I remember that place from the 1st call of duty lol

𝓝𝓲𝓬𝓴 :

Crash pit from Regular show

Général CMO :

je ne m'a approcherai jamais de ce trou avec un amis

Kimberly A :

why is it wide open? it needs a very tight fence or something so an animal or person doesn't fall in there

Lawrenzo⛎ :

Ruto akiona hii sisi wakenya mwendo tume umaliza salama

Igor :

784ft == ~239m

Harry728 :

that's a big rock not. huge rock

ThePenz :

That’s not a mine shaft. That’s a ventilation shaft.

Kevin D Smith :

The phone doesn’t do it justice. It’s really impressive in person.