Report - Bois de Monsieur - carriere souterrain / Haute Marne / France / 07.2016

[The Franconian]

Hello minegoers
for this underground quarry I couldn't find any history.
I'ts located south east of St.Dizier
and I found it while searching for another one, not accidently, prepared with some geodatas from a net map.
Doing research this way, with only a little bit of informations,
you can find nothing, shite, uninteresting, a bit, but also something good.
You follow geodatas but also your eyes, walk through bushes, fields and mud.
You find your target is a museum site, a small open quarry,
a refilled dump, just a 3meter chalk mine or this from this report, or maybe bigger.
I followed my next data when coming from Rinval visitors mine,
walked crossfield, fence and forest,
and successfully euphoric staring on my new find from above,
realized I had mixed datas and found my visitors mine from hillside
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this mine is not big nor small, let's see photos
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close to a way in a forest, no bushcrawl, yes!

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who shot the tun?

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some old writings, but als some newer PSG swastika shite (that I won't show here)

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the first newer drawings I saw, that are really cave related

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I like that pic

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exploring on my own, exit is important

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thank you - Glückauf

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[UrbanZ]

a shame there was no history to have a read of but i do like your pictures, very nice, good work

 

[The Franconian]

a shame there was no history to have a read of ...

I am lazy, but in this case I didn't even find the mine mentioned.
Also it's difficult, since the informative webpages are in french (which I can not read) and then I had to create a story in english, which is not my native language

 

[Camera Shy]

Looks interesting and props for doing it alone.

 

[The Franconian]

interesting
I can not see your first pic, it doesn't show, but your infos go into a good direction.
My source names as source:

Fédération Française de Spéléologie – CDS de la Meuse (2012)
Mise à jour Inventaire Cavité 55 (2004)
Devaux (1975b)
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my problem when trying to follow such sources is, that I do not speak French.
there exist a lot of interesting webpages or pdf documents from officals or regional sources,
but I understand only a bit, even using google webpage translate

 

[The Franconian]

I found this mine myself by using geodatas from a netsource, nice thing that.
I don't like Lambert + I don't like my Garmin GPS not working with Lambert

 

[The Kwan]

Looks lovely this TF, very nice indeed