Billy Petrangelo he has way more vids

Your comment is gay and unoriginal as fuck. Get a new word twat

Christian Castro I just started the channel last week. Help me show this stuff to more people!

Thanks a lot. Really appreciate it.

That’s what I would love to know.

Fishtown BikesnBeans It’s called the Rock of ages granite quarry vt

I used to swim/jump into the marble quarry in Dorset VT. Kinda cool jumping into a hole that’s now half the buildings in DC lol

I would love to know too, mainly because I live in Vermont. My guess is that it's either Barre or maybe Dorset, I know they both have quarries but I've never been to either

Daniel Hazout Vermont

Daniel Hazout barre quarry to be specific

Im pretty sure this is at the granite quarries in the aptly named Graniteville VT. If it is, its the cliff called "Death" and its far beyond 100ft deep.

@@altaridem the water or the jump?

@@fitness4life67 The jump is probably 60-70 feet. The water is 100+/- depending on the time of the year. The closer to the middle you get, the deeper the water. The quarry deep hole is 600ft (300 above water, 300 below). I used to go there all the time. It's literally a 5 minute walk down a path off the side of a road. The name of the quarry is "rock of ages" in granitville VT.

There are a lot of places like this in VT. It literally could be any of them. I'm just guessing.

Thanks man!

Vermont

Same

Maiella Oliver same

No it’s a public area I live over in that area it’s near my city

Where is this?

Looks like graniteville Vermont

@@trapace6292 Rock of Ages is absolutely NOT a "public place" and yes going in there IS trespassing.

yes. absolutely.

No one said it was 125 feet dumb shit it is actually 112 feet tho witch is damn high as hell

Sorry man, you're wrong. This cliff has been jumped by many others on KZfaq, others who have used an actual measuring tape rather than an equation. Each time, the measurement comes to 112-113 feet

@@skuterkid... I've been off 45ft and this is wayyyy higher than that is what I can tell!!!

Pamela Ahear n exactly and usually they are trespassing to get to them.. it’s all so much fun until someone smashes their head and drowns

if you jump at already jumped locations, there won't be any new equipment for sure, and you can judge the water by looking at water lines to see if it's dropped any. Don't really need more than 20ft at any height, the water slows you down.

@@fitness4life67 I live half a mile from this quarry, grew up here....I cant recall many accidents happening personally in this exact spot, but Ive known at least two people from this area , jumping in other well traveled/swam quarries close by, who have nearly died thinking a spot was safe only to find that equipment in the water had shifted over time, as do boulders and such. one guy jumped and landed inside a dairy cows corpse, because of the water having receded. As he landed he sunk into the torso of the cow. The rib cage of the cow acted as kind of a bear trap on his leg- the more he struggled out the more the bones tore up his legs. Cliff jumping, a grizzly but admittedly a fun hobby.

People like you are in the bottom of that quarry. Thats illegal too

@@supremlyfoxylass thats called " Darwinism". If you hit something in a 100+ deep quarry, you may have deserved it.

why? because the authorities say so?

Well there having fun and living there life and it shouldn't be interpreted by some low life who dose nothing out of there comfort zone

People die in cars or by walking down the street more than people here...

@@chrisucher9475 EXACTLY BRO

better to live before dying. I grew up near one of these and nobody ever drowned or got killed. banged up but again, that's living.