The guy found a secret car room in the mountains that no one opened for 80 years

It seems like all the places in the world have been discovered and there is already nothing left. But we see how every time someone proves the opposite and discovers new old and abandoned places that lead to absolutely sensational and amazing discoveries.

Vincent Michel is the hero of this story who was on his way to an old quarry, and discovered something very unusual. Vincent’s first profession is a physical education teacher in a secondary school. He had worked somewhere in Belgium before, but he realized that he had so much free time left, that he could walk in nature and maybe meet an opportunity to discover and see something new.

Every time his road was full of challenges and he was ready to meet them. One day he climbed into the mountain, and climbed  into an abandoned quarry that instantly interested him.

He was physically prepared and ready for the challenge and even dangers. Vincent went down, examined the quarry and couldn’t believe his eyes to see a door that definitely led to somewhere interesting, because people built it maybe to hide something there.

And he was right, there really was something behind the door, and it led to a warehouse of old cars. In his words there could fit about 80 cars, even the room was not that big. There was also a  cellar that was separated by a wooden door.

And he easily opened that door too. The man or course took many photos of rusty cars that had been found in the last century. He, as all the social media users, have no idea who and why left all that cars there. It really was something mysterious for them.

Days passed and people on social media, have put forward several theories and ideas. In their opinion the smugglers illegally exported cars and kept them here. Another one thought the cars were hidden before the war and that was the reason that they simply could not be taken out of there. For many of them this “car cemetery” looked pretty scary and mysterious.

Maybe these machines will remain in the quarry until the end of our century, because they are too fragile and rusty and need special technique to be transported in safety. Vincent’s thinks his walks were very successful since he couldn’t even imagine that he would be able to discover something like that. If you liked this, you can support us by sharing this with your friends and family members. Thank you for reding!