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About a dozen houses in Black Hawk, South Dakota, were evacuated after a sinkhole opened under the Hideaway Hills.

The ground started to give way on the 27th of April and while it has left a lot of uncertainty for the locals, the situation has led to a unique discovery.

The authorities are already trying to figure out how this could’ve happened but in the meantime, explorers of a local caving group called decided to take a look inside.




https://www.boredpanda.com/sinkhole-south-dakota-black-hawk-old-gypsum-mine/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

Wow

“Upon entering, we immediately realized that it was an abandoned gypsum mine"


“We determined that the mine was over 2K feet across and over 150 feet wide.

It went directly under more than 12 homes”

“The full extent of the mine is still unknown as passages are either collapsed in, flooded, or too dangerous to enter”

A car was also discovered in the mine.

Residents of the Hideaway Hills subdivision are now suing South Dakota, Meade County, and developers of the subdivision for more than $75,000,000.

The lawsuit on behalf of 119 homeowners also includes counts against title companies involved in sales of the homes, attorneys for previous owners, and real estate agents who sold the homes.


The residents are seeking more than $35,000,000 in compensatory damages, $40,000,000 in exemplary damages, and “such other relief as the court deems equitable”.

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Oshey baba explorer greetings from new Jersey

Baba is back... Wow people must have lived there thousands years ago...

God is great. Welcome back explorer


U mean say even any where for Nigeria fit get this kind thing ooo.. I hope I discover an Idea mine



I need innovative ideas to start up sumtin

God pls let me sink into the ocean of innovative ideas

If this was Nigeria, it will be the house of ritualist and kidnapper....

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Explorers:
Residents of the Hideaway Hills subdivision are now suing South Dakota, Meade County, and developers of the subdivision for more than $75,000,000.

The lawsuit on behalf of 119 homeowners also includes counts against title companies involved in sales of the homes, attorneys for previous owners, and real estate agents who sold the homes.


The residents are seeking more than $35,000,000 in compensatory damages, $40,000,000 in exemplary damages, and “such other relief as the court deems equitable”.

What a bad day for the company

Explorer on the beat

geologist and their likes will soon come and tell us Jesus walk through that mine 20million years ago. good step from the owners of those houses, they need to be compensated for selling death traps to them

Typing....

Enoch07:
geologist and their likes will soon come and tell us Jesus walk through that mine 20million years ago. good step from the owners of those houses, they need to be compensated for selling death traps to them

Archaeologists.

Explorers:
“Upon entering, we immediately realized that it was an abandoned gypsum mine"


“We determined that the mine was over 2K feet across and over 150 feet wide.

It went directly under more than 12 homes”

Jesu!

Later earthquake will happen just like that. This is the harbinger







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living ontop what can kill you without knowing.

Very dangerous thinking about all the things this mine could have been used for negatively if it were not discovered.

The mine seem very old though

They should use UAVs to explore the dangerous areas

Maybe Aliens are here with us on earth and hiding there.

Enoch07:
geologist and their likes will soon come and tell us Jesus walk through that mine 20million years ago. good step from the owners of those houses, they need to be compensated for selling death traps to them

Geologist Ke??

Explorers:
Archaeologists.

thank you jare. Archaeologists

oyinbo....

Wow how did they discover it?

Incredible !

Wawu

Explo

Explorers Agba