Coal photography

This book is linked together. The three of us entered the coal mine for the first time, but we just walked around the periphery and didn't find the entrance to the core area. But Mr. Zhou once said that there is no road in this world ... so we can't stop there, not to mention that many people have already entered, so there must be a hidden entrance.

Let's go back and bring the car.

A bridge is full of rubble, and the Asian dragon elephant came slowly and steadily.

The slender white body is in sharp contrast with the dilapidated building next to it.

This one looks like an Asian dragon as steady as Mount Tai.

Although my photography level is limited, I strongly recommend that photographers can drive here and make big movies easily.

We tried to drive on the railway, but there were several deep pits on the dirt road downhill, so we had to go back, but we accidentally took some great photos and put them in our next post.

After many troubles, we finally found an entrance, but the location of this entrance is really dangerous. ...

Look, it's the small iron gate on the broken wall. There is no guardrail in the middle, just enough for people to enter.

In fact, this iron gate is next to the building where the train is loaded with coal, and a map of the downstairs passage can be added by the way. A row of black holes upstairs is probably the legendary coal outlet.

Not surprisingly, I was pushed to the first place by my bad friend. Looking back at them, they are not much more vigorous than me.

As soon as I came up, I saw a badly damaged house. The roof is gone and the beams are bent.

The corridor is overgrown with weeds, and the ground is covered with broken bricks falling from the collapsed wall.

Passing directly under the coal transportation channel, it is really high when you look up, and you will feel spectacular when you are there.

This photo is really beautiful, especially the chair. There is still a gap between the feeling taken and the actual feeling.

Walking into a room, the green wooden door is very chronological, and a small sign is hung on the right door frame, "Bureau-level fire prevention part"

At that time, a lot of sundries were left on the ground, an old-fashioned tin flashlight and a bottle of green Yanjing beer.

A pamphlet on the windowsill stands out. The date under the seal is August 20th, 78, which is older than those of us born in 1990s 10 years old.

It is amazing to open the booklet, which actually records the quota of explosives, which may be needed during coal mining. However, seeing these words in peacetime still makes people feel inevitable.

In addition to the brochure, there is actually a bottle of soy sauce on the windowsill. The production date is 10 years ago. After scanning the barcode, Ding ...

From the first room to the next room, the damage to the door is more serious.

This should be the warehouse, because the warehouse management regulations are hung on the wall, and the signature date is1June 990, which is also bigger than mine.

A booklet on the ground records the details of the goods entering and leaving the warehouse in detail, and it is also stamped by the personnel. The date is also 1990.

There are many staggered wooden support structures on the roof.

In another place, which is also like a warehouse, there are many bottles and cans scattered on the ground, like bottles filled with pesticides. The air is still filled with the smell of pesticides, which makes people shudder and dare not stay long.

This coal mine, which has a history of at least half a century, left only ruins, but still can see the atmosphere of working and living at that time. It is more than 40 kilometers away from Beijing, and it takes nearly an hour by car. You can imagine how difficult it was to come here in the past. ? Just look at these relics and things left behind, don't destroy them, don't take them away, and let history stay quietly where it belongs.

Wang Ping's coal mine travel notes are the next and last one, showing you the spectacular buildings in the coal mine.