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These miners are nearly 3,000 meters underground — almost two miles beneath the surface. Down there, communication is simple but critical. One of them grabs a rope and pulls it, ringing a bell far above ground. He pulls it again in a specific pattern.

On the surface, a worker hears the signal and switches on the motor. Slowly, the lift begins its long journey upward through the vertical shaft. Meter by meter, the cart climbs higher, carrying the result of hours of exhausting labor.

After all that time and effort, the cart finally reaches daylight — filled with coal that’s probably worth only around $200.

It’s a powerful reminder of how much work can go into something that seems so small on the surface.

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