Not luggage-- old mine carts. We ent through a few iterations of carts and wagons before settling on the ones we use now. We really should get rid of the old ones! But like the channel is named...

@@nocoastoutdoors4793 Well there was that one geocache luggage trunk but it rotted and then filled with bees...

@@saveitforparts If I lived closer, I would totally set up a few hives at Sandland! BEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I’m into it.

@@TeapotsHappen Do teapots happen?

I've always felt that these guys are the American version of KREOSAN. Or maybe KREOSAN are the Ukrainian version of the Sandland/saveitforparts gang. LOL I have had the privilege of spending a bit of time with this gang in years past. Always awesome!

Ah good old mid-roll ads. I think they're getting added to everything now.

I'll have to mention that to the maze designer!

I'd love to know if it's devious or critically impractical. :)

You sign a waiver when you enter.

We just like tunnels!

​​@@saveitforparts how is air circulation achieved down in the tunnels? Do you have to dig or install air ducts? It all looks great fun!

It really depends on your location, tools, hardness of the sandstone, if you have help, and what you do with the excavated material! I can make 40-50 cubic feet of tunnel in a couple hours with a combo of electric demolition hammers and angle grinder. However, the deeper underground we go, the longer it takes to haul the sand out. Then we have to move the sand again, sometimes several times, to get it off the property. If you can just dump your sand straight on the ground without annoying any downstream neighbors or government agencies, then it's faster!

@@saveitforparts I have a decent size 30 acres, and areas that need filled. Sand will just be dumped in these low spots, or used in the yard for leveling. I bought the blue Harbor Freight demolition hammer. Haven't gotten deep enough to use it yet.

I haven't tried the Harbor Freight one yet. I really like the XtremePowerUS chisels. The name is dumb but they're only $89 at Home Desperate and they last a long time if you put a 100-micron screen over the vents to keep sand out of the motor.

There aren't public tours, sorry! It's just a hobby spot and probably not up to tour standards :-P

The tunnels are closed up to keep critters out. The monorail gets racoons in it which definitely smell bad, we've been working on blocking them out. There are some neighbor cats who like to leave us dead birds on the deck :-P

Haven't heard of that, I'll check it out!

This is also relevant to my interests!

Yes i cant find him is it the guy who tunnels and dances to techno?

I think hes australian

Haha they should be!

I hope they're stable and long-lasting!

In 3023, cyborg teens will be sneaking into the secret tunnels under McWalmart in the suburban sprawl that was once Wisconsin.

It would get demonitized :-( I have definitely listened to that while digging :-)

You have to embrace the sand... eventually it becomes one with your clothes, your hair, your crevices, your camera, your flashlight, your teeth, your beer. Sand is the way.

@@saveitforparts this is the way.