Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
#Abandoned arsenic mine I found while out road tripping just by chance.
It is very poorly sign posted and I almost drove past the turn off but being the curious person I am, I turned around to go check it out anyway. It was very obscure and just a simple sign on the road saying "arsenic mine" No direction no nothing.
As you can see in the early 90's a lot of work was done by national parks to try and preserve as much of the site as they could but as I state in my video the next government stopped funding so now all good intentions are now falling into disrepair.
I videoed alot of info so I don't have to repeat myself here and it will get you watching the video.
Very interesting find. Very interesting that it is so open to people accessing the arsenic which I find very strange.
I hope you enjoy this video. Leave a comment and give me a thumbs up.If you live in northern nsw Australia and might know of any abandoned places that you think I'd like to explore, I'd love to hear from you.
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I'm heading off for an adventure for the next couple weeks and will be #trekking a remote tropical island here in Australia for 5 days so I won't be around social media for awhile. This video should tide you all over until I get back and you never know I might even video my time away while #trekking the wilds of the Australian tropics for you to watch.
Follow me on instagram @ instagram.com/mkuebler5
I decided to post this video because my youtube buddy recently upload a video that reminded me I had this video on the back burner. If you enjoyed this video and this sort of thing interests you then go check out his video and if you enjoy his stuff maybe subscribe to his channel. He #tours around my area on his bike and even though I now zip about motorbikes I really enjoy his vids. Go check him out as I said. Heres the link.
youtube.com/watch?v=vPoH7ThTj28&t=17s
#Abandoned arsenic mine I found while out road tripping just by chance.
It is very poorly sign posted and I almost drove past the turn off but being the curious person I am, I turned around to go check it out anyway. It was very obscure and just a simple sign on the road saying "arsenic mine" No direction no nothing.
As you can see in the early 90's a lot of work was done by national parks to try and preserve as much of the site as they could but as I state in my video the next government stopped funding so now all good intentions are now falling into disrepair.
I videoed alot of info so I don't have to repeat myself here and it will get you watching the video.
Very interesting find. Very interesting that it is so open to people accessing the arsenic which I find very strange.
I hope you enjoy this video. Leave a comment and give me a thumbs up.If you live in northern nsw Australia and might know of any abandoned places that you think I'd like to explore, I'd love to hear from you.
Subscribe to my videos if you haven't already and hit the notification bell to keep up to date with my videos.
I'm heading off for an adventure for the next couple weeks and will be #trekking a remote tropical island here in Australia for 5 days so I won't be around social media for awhile. This video should tide you all over until I get back and you never know I might even video my time away while #trekking the wilds of the Australian tropics for you to watch.
Follow me on instagram @ instagram.com/mkuebler5
I decided to post this video because my youtube buddy recently upload a video that reminded me I had this video on the back burner. If you enjoyed this video and this sort of thing interests you then go check out his video and if you enjoy his stuff maybe subscribe to his channel. He #tours around my area on his bike and even though I now zip about motorbikes I really enjoy his vids. Go check him out as I said. Heres the link.
youtube.com/watch?v=vPoH7ThTj28&t=17s
