Mining_In_The_19th_Century

Mining In The 19th Century Mining in the 19th Century My impression of the mines is dark and dirty. Just the thought of their actual job leads me to this conclusion, which is supported by the reading. The miners were with dirt! They don’t wash their clothes hardly ever, so the miners are dirty surrounded by dirt. I think of the mines a dark because it seems their was a dark haze. The lanterns couldn’t have made a very big impact on the lighting causing a darkened work area. Even through these impressions, it seems the workers worked and worked, very hard, in order to try and prosper. Miners lead a very lonesome life usually without small luxuries. It was very rare to see another human, because the mines were long deserted from the early gold rush times. Even a lot of towns weren’t even around, because most of the miner’s had left. The miners also lived without many luxuries. These miner’s did not usually have their own home, and whoever did mostly very, miners, mining, because, time, rich, mines, gold, even, dirt, dark, worked, without, themselves, seems, rest, miner’s, made, luxuries, lot, lonesome, life, home, dirty, another, able, workers, work, whoever, west, wear, way, wasn’t, wash, try