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Don’t have a orgasam 😅😅

Sit on them 😅😅😅

We can get married in there ❤❤❤

I’m in love ❤❤❤❤❤

Cave woman 😂😂😂

Y’all com bac na here 😂😂😂😂

Just scratch 😅😅😅

Maybe Batman lived there

Kind Thanks for your adventures and Merry Christmas! Just as some good information, I talked to an old man years ago, an adventurer much like yourselves. We’d talked about skunks and encounters I’d had but avoided being sprayed. This ok’d man had not been as fortunate with a skunk in his past but was even far worse was his encounter with a baby vulture. He was hiking on a wooded and Rocky Mountain in Pennsylvania when he accidentally encountered this baby hissing excitedly. The mother was bear by and to protect her young one threw up on the man. He said the skunk was a mild experience compared to the digesting carrion that covered him. So enough said about that encounter. So ever since I’ve been very cautious if encountering a child of the vulture kind. But your rewards and ours in this case, Lovely! Thanks Again and Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

I don't want to freak you out...but you know there was someone following you both through that cave. I could hear on several occasions...voices in the audio.

As massive as that cave is i think there is more signatures in other areas that may be strictly native writings alone.

The downfall that you were climbing over, may have markings on the bottom. If you find a Silas Smith, he was big in Northern AL during the 1800s, until he moved to Texas with the Indians.

Was date notation written differently in 1733? Did they use mm/dd/yyyy back then? I know they would have used the Julian calendar, they didnt switch to the Gregorian calendar until 1752.

Almost looks like John A Murl with a sideways (m) before 1787. But of course, being there would change everything.

My name’s Walter and everytime you said “Walt” I responded

Nice Work & Video 👍

I just found your channel and I love it. I am 60 years old and haven't been caving in over 20 years but I do miss it. I was living in north Alabama at the time and we had thousands of caves there. I even still know where a few large pits are that are mostly unexplored. Unlike other channels, you take the time to point out many of the details in caves and discuss them. You are also very careful not to damage formations. It's nice to see a woman caving because I feel like this is one of those areas where women can do it better than men because you can fit into tighter spaces and go deeper into the cave than we can. Watching you also makes me feel like you might have more empathy for the cave than a lot of the men I have seen doing this. I look forward to seeing more of your content.

"Which way do we go" is the last thing I wanna hear or say in a cave. 😅

That is a cool cave ! Gotta luv them cave crickets ! 🦗

One half mile? I expect more ambition in mu caving companions.

I cannot enjoy your show lady. You speak too fast, mumble, not loud enough, a little louder than a whisper. I shouldn’t have to turn my tv volume up. The cave is so dirty and confined. Sorry.

Those look and move like a small leach

With so much water carving out caves like this over many 1000's of years, there must be areas where it eventually all accumulates together somewhere above the mantle maybe, forming underground oceans of unimaginable size in the dark... which kinda gives me the creeps now that I think about it.

I think what makes cave exploration so intriguing is that you never know what you're going to find just beyond the next opening, which in part is what makes it so dangerously unpredictable. It could open up into a vast river cave that goes on for miles, or there could be a muddy slope into a pit that drops straight down several hundred feet. I've seen just about every video the Action Adventure Twins have, in which they maintain a very positive outlook and are lucky enough to have achieved many successful climbs, they do seem to take a lot of unnecessary risks. I'm no expert but I think your most enjoyable exploring will result from knowing you've taken every reasonable precaution in assuring that you'll return home safely. =D

That tree has only been there for what maybe 20 years? That cave has been there? Who knows, a million give or take a million. I just don't see how a short nose bear could fit in there. They're huge

Go to 12.55 and center right you see the creature with the white eyeball looking at her go look.

Is it a alpine butterfly knot ?

'chapped cave lips' I love it. G V

Some caves can be closed off by landowners to stop the kids from running a chance of getting hurt. Liability issues are a problem in some areas.

Mommy that might be dangerous be careful😂

Where we differ is when a found cave has something inside I think could be shared with NASA, being an organized associate for the advancement of science, I do not share cave content information that could put speleology at risk from thieves, vandals, etc.

Quite the cave. Does this mean you found virgin passages? Thanks for the adventure. Not a place to be in a rainstorm but I would love to see those muddy crystals all cleaned off too!

Why are you whispering? Great video. Those cave millipedes would keep me away, but I love watching the adventure.

YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT THE PEACE YOU GET IN THESE CAVES 🙏🙏

I really enjoyed the video. That would be my worst ever thing to do. But beautiful places.

the warmer spectrum of the light you use is easier on my eyes... who makes that light?

First and I'm glad somebody's with you at first I thought you were alone that scared me

🙂🙂🙂

The narration here and the title are hilarious

Why would anyone do this.

Not the time or place to need to go potty 😬

Some of the low vein coal workings I get into are very similar to that. Nice shot from the side like that. Gives you the whole perspective.

Is that normal? Greetings from Germany

I would take a deep smell first if smells like bear run but I've seen buzzards in caves

I got to 1:42 before the claustrophobia anxiety took over.

No no no no no no no no no

I wana go in them tunnels! That's got be a blast at times

Looks like a good hodag haunt.😊

Did you know that you can feed too much candy to kids? It is a great way to lose the job as youth pastor!

That’s great you connected the caves, is there more cave to be found? Some really pretty features TY for the adventure.