Lately I've been watching YT videos of people exploring caves. One cave in particular is called "Hellhole" and omgosh it's actually horrible to watch these videos. I usually just skim through them because of the anxiety I get from just watching. I did watch this whole video below and the whole time I was just thinking There's noway I would ever think about doing that unless I had a glorified body that could just pass through anything and wasn't afraid of anything. I was alo thinking why anyone would want to do this and why would you bring your kid with you all the way down to the bottom. Anyway this video is not for the faint of heart. I love spelunking and use to do a good bit of it. There was one cave I found on a camping trip in Virginia and I got stuck in one place. It took awhile to get unstuck but I never had any trepidations about it. This cave looks awesome and I would most definitely go in! lol Thanks for commenting and sharing that. Looks like this cave is in West Virginia and there's more videos on YT of other people exploring this particular cave. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellhole_(cave) I'll pass! Us chickens and sheep love the wide open spaces! TR That cave is awesome! I might have to go there before travel is prohibited! The descent into the cave looks like a lot of fun, too! Thanks for posting this! Actually it looks like the "Hellhole" cave in the video I posted above is one located in Santa Cruz California. https://www.adrex.com/en/articles/earth/speleology/hell-hole-santa-cruz-california-united-states/ Caves are fascinating but give me a 0.5 difficulty rating on a scale of 1 to 10 please! :wacko: Me three... Going up the McPlayland at the McDonald's closest to me would be the most difficult thing I'd ever want to attempt this side of the Rapture Ok so I do like caves, the large open caverns that is …. :mdrmdr: The wee little spaces are not designed for anyone except the wee folk…. :mdrmdr: I have seen some beautiful sites and always wonder at the delicate design of the Father. That cave is a shear horror show with all the bells and whistles. Yohanan you are welcome to it sir, enjoy the self made coffins - ugh! Here is one for you I saw the other night — think gypsum mines, wide open spaces, but danger city to the max - enjoy https://cen.acs.org/physical-chemistry/geochemistry/Naicas-crystal-cave-captivates-chemists/97/i6 55 C = 131 F Add in 90% humidity. *Ow* You can't even cool yourself by sweating in those conditions and you can only be in there for 10-15 minutes maximum. Those giant gypsum crystals look amazing, though. I look forward to finding places like that in eternity with a glorified body that can handle it.
