He believes the cars may have accidentally crashed down there because of the 'dangerous' nearby roads

A bit melodramatic, undoubtedly sensationalist, and most likely full of inaccuracies, but, ho hum - it is a mine.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3454287/Mountain-abandoned-cars-70s-abandoned-MINE.html 

He believes the cars may have accidentally crashed down there because of the 'dangerous' nearby roads

Hunnhh ??

Excellent, that certainly should be true, I'm thinking a blind bend in the road with a suspiciously crudely hand-painted sign advertising a 'show mine' the tourists turn the corner and suddenly they are falling into space!

Excellent, that certainly should be true, I'm thinking a blind bend in the road with a suspiciously crudely hand-painted sign advertising a 'show mine' the tourists turn the corner and suddenly they are falling into space!

"should have bought a squirrel" (for anybody that's seen Rat Race ;))

'It was very dangerous as the mine is really unstable. Pieces of slate were falling from above our heads,' he said.

Clearly no-one on here can know or have ever been there.

Those blokes discovered it, the article says.

:stupid:

What really irritates me is the amount of photographic talent that is misguided and going to waste.--

The clock is ticking until one of these prats needs rescuing.---

Clearly no-one on here can know or have ever been there.

Those blokes discovered it, the article says.

:stupid:

Clearly no-one on here can know or have ever been there.

Those blokes discovered it, the article says.

:stupid:

Even though it goes on to say that he saw a picture of it and got somebody to show him round.