Was thinking the same thing. I'm not claustrophobic, like lifts (elevators) don't bother me and things like that, but even though this place has probably been like that forever I'd still be paranoid about millions of tons of rock falling and crushing me to death. Finding my way out again would just be a bonus.
im wondering if anyone that doeas this crazy shit,,, i love wastching! lol but theres been a lot of Earthquakes lately! thats horrifing to think trapped!
You guys found an old mine thats intersects natural cave formations very cool, the reason I say its a old mine draft is in the ceiling there appears to be drill marks and the compressed air line running in from the outside not to mention the brick work and old cement bags that look like pillows now, I would venture a guess that the true floor was buried by the 3 to 4 feet of rock and sand from years of storm run off.
Can you imagine how hard it would have been to carry those bags of concrete back to that point where they were petrified? I sure would have hated to been the person to lug those back there lol
Caves are so interesting to me. They're like naturally generating mazes, some are temporary and change over time adding new passages, removing old ones. Each cave is entirely unique, and some seem to be endless, only limited by our ability to fit through the gaps and explore them. Its an entirely alien environment to what we're used to on the surface, the cave entrance is like a portal calling you into an entirely different world.
Reminds me of a quote: a man wandered upon a cave, while he was filled with horror at the unkown nonetheless he was captivated by what could be within…
@@Ieezeca If you follow the left or the right edge, you'll likely make it out eventually. The problem is if you get stuck, twist an ankle or slide down something that you can't easily climb back up.
one of my all time biggest and deepest fear on the planet is to be trapped somewhere like in a collapsed cave or mine. you guys are doing for fun what i have nightmares over. once i had to crawl would be where my journey ended.
When they get to the really narrow places, I start to freak out! I’m so claustrophobic I need to talk myself through the video. Fun fact: the first cave exploration I watched was the guy getting trapped in Nutty Putty cave!
Its crazy how much Crickets look like Spiders from a short distance on camera, I was seeing them scurrying on the ceilling as you were crawling and was wondering how you're so calm lol, I'd take crickets any day over spiders lol I love how it's usually the most unassuming mundane looking openings that open up in the most alien looking worlds full of insane crystals and formations, you guys are criminally underrated, your channel and your explorations are better than anything on TV nature documentaries anytime over the past 20 years lol.
Watching you crawl through those tight places is so nerve wracking. My heart starts racing and I have to remind myself to breathe; such a relief when you return to the surface. Love your videos!
At least under your house the firefighters could likely get you out in a matter of hours no matter how well you got wedged in there. A cave, people have gotten wedged into places and died after weeks of effort trying to get them out. It's more or less my greatest fear.
Thats the thing about phobias, they are irrational fears and if you've got claustrophobia, you know it's probably no danger to you, but you're still gonna be extremely affraid and anxious going through tight spaces no matter how safe it is.@@SmallSpoonBrigade
I suffer from claustrophobia. I was stuck in a cave no bigger around than my shoulders when I was 15. There was someone else stuck behind me and someone in front of me who made it to a tiny room about 8 feet in circumference and 5 feet high. I had no choice but to squeeze myself forward inch by inch until i got to the tiny occupied room. I don't want to repeat the rest, but obviously i got out. After that I couldn't even sleep in a pup tent. Watching this is like torture, and yet here I am. Except that I can't finish it. Aaaaah!
I caved in my 20s and the tight spaces didn’t bother me like it would now. Your description of being almost stuck really creeps me out. I’m glad you made it.
Sooo much better of a film having someone in front of you while recording with the GoPro…Gives great justification of just how tight or large of a space you are in👍 Thank you so much for all you provide in footage.. Truly Great!!!
3:48 that's premix, carried inside, forgotten, flooded over and left like that. I actually see this a lot in WW2 caves that were modified by the Wehrmacht (well, a lot in the sense that it's more than 10 times now).
Love your guys enthusiasm. Whether crawling on your belly's through water or navigating into spaces that are so tight most would turn around,your excitement at finding sparkly bits, or even a place to stand up is contagious. I also found it amazing that someone had to lay that pipe in the same conditions, which is mind-boggling. And I guess we'll never know why. Thanks so much for sharing gentlemen!
There is what strongly appears to be a large mammalian clavicle bone in the shot from 15:38 to 15:56. He crawls right by it. Washed in most likely after heavy rain from a cow or horse but out of place. Maybe Pleistocene!
Someone etched 1921 or 27 in that cave at 9:55. There's also a pile of black something that doesn't necessarily look natural in the "corner" just before that at 9:47.
9:00 All of the very smooth stone formation you're looking at is called flowstone, very smooth sediment deposits that were made with flowing water over hundreds and thousands of years. Something is caused that watery basin to dry up. There used to be a continuous waterfall keeping the entire area moist. Whatever is generating that higher temperature that you previously mentioned is probably what dried this place up.
Some of these veey tigh spots that you guys crawl thru are insane, i don't know how you do it. And also as someone else mentioned getting back out without getting lost. Amazing footage and journeys. Thanks for sharing.
Considering the pipes and that opening, almost feel like this cave was filled in. Makes me wonder if you guys could look up some past on this location.
Good on you for doing that! Facing fears through exposure like this is super helpful. I'm completely over my arachnophobia after watching vids of people handling spiders, so same sorta thing!
Matt with Demolition Ranch needs some professional cave spelunkers for his new property. Great opportunity for another video to an audience of 11.4 million subscribers 👍 Stay safe guys!
@@ActionAdventureTwinshey, just wanted to tell you, there's a hip bone at 15:56 mark of the video. Why would there be a bone so deep in there? A bone that big... Makes no sense, no large animal can crouch under like a human can... Is it a human bone maybe?? Can't wait to see y'all in the Texas cave with Matt! Glad the mineral dude is okay. I'm in Maine, and there are tons of secret caves around my house. 😊
Just saw those videos before this one. I am amazed how quickly he regained his composure from that incident. Glad everyone seemed okay at the end though.
I can't stop binging your videos. You're so respectful to each other And I don't think I've ever heard anyone swear. I love the way we get to go on the journey with you and listen to you speculate without the corny music.
@PariAnderson you admire how nice they are, but you yourself sn@p rather n@stily at the first commenter. Hypocr!ite much. And fyi: while Christians may not have a “monopoly” on clean language, this day and age they are virtually the only ones especially among the young who are at least trying to refrain from foul language. If you are unaware of that, then you aren’t only hypocr!t!cal, but also in deep denial.
Love your videos guys. Puts me way outside my comfort zone, but i'm in awe of you both. Spotted a couple of things that i wondered if anyone else saw. 9:53 looks like the date '1921' scratched into the rock face and 15:55 looks like a large animal bone on the floor.
Has anyone figured out what the pipes are for or who put them there? The only explanation I can think of is they were tapping a water source in the back that used to be deeper than it is currently today
My claustrophobia is so triggered by watching you guys..What you do is what i love to see and experience the most..Even though I could never do what you do..These adventures are awesome!!!
It gives me mild anxiety just to watch the video. Hats off to you guys for being able to squeeze in those tight places. I would not want to do that although exploring caves without the cramming would be good. .
Demolishing Ranch is a RUclips channel I've watched for years. Matt bought an abounded mansion and now lives in it and it is beautiful. He recently bought an abandoned Ranch and it has lots of Caves. Matt would love explore it with some experts. If your near Texas , hit him up he would love it.
ha I want that collab to happen sooo bad too.. I want to imagine that Matt and his team working on the ranch at some point will be able to focus on clearing debris from the blast that revealed a passage. It would be amazing and slightly terrifying to find that right below their feet sits a 10s of stories domed drop into the river cave previously explored. I just hope the blasting that have done / will do isn't such a seismic disturbance that it collapses most or all of it before they can visit, hope also when they do it will still be safe.
You guys are crazy going in such tight spaces. I was on pins and needles watching and wondering how your going to get out. So exciting thank you for sharing.
Those sparkles are so cool...so glittery🤩....it's got to be way more awesome seen in person😁 You always amaze me Edward, you push it to the limit to explore, keep on exploring...😎
I went in a small limestone cave that had solid shells in the eroded walls was very cool and yeah kinda sparkly some are awesome but I've been in some boring ones too
You guys always have a good positive attitude down there, while I'm at home thinking about wild animals, natural gases and slabs of falling rock... probably a good indication that I'm not cut-out for underground exploration. =D
That was really cool! Too bad it ended... Have you guys ever beento the Lost sea in Tennessee? The largest underground lake. You ever been to Carlsbad Caverns? That one is amazing. You need to come out west and check it all out! Great video guys! Do youfind caves this way very often? Noticing an opening? Id say it was well worth it! Thanks Edward for sharing it. I cant wait to see where you go next!
Being a rockhound, I wouldn't get 5 feet into that passage before I'd go nuts looking at, well, just about every cobble around me... Thanks for the crawl, guys👍
What state are you from? I rockhound here in Pennsylvania. Mostly for Quartz. Old mines are pretty well known for their Quartz here. In fields where amish live you can find amythyst and smokey Quartz when they til fields. But there is tons of places in PA for different rocks.
A friend of mine years ago bought some land in Middle Tennessee and it had a cave on it. Since I was a spelunker from way back we went in and about 400 yards in we found a waterfall about 8ft tall, His house was off grid so we put a big funnel under the falls and hooked 3 inch hose to it and ran it downhill to his house and plumbed it. He had free ,fresh clean water for his place.
Imagine at the end of the cave you see a Door that says Keep Out, and you hear weird sounds on the other side of it. Would they walk in ? I think Yes. They got big sparkly balls just like those stones.
Merci de nous emmener là où nous n'irons pas! Et de nous faire découvrir tout cela! Merci du partage! Stéph. Thank you for taking us where we've never been before! And for letting us discover it all! Thanks for sharing! Stéph.
@9:55 looks like someone wrote 1921 and something else maybe starting with a cursive J. Very cool find. Someone certainly spent a lot of time and money in that cave. Also looks like it might have been back filled a bit.
I got stuck in a cave once. My body was wedged between rocks with no ground under my feet.. aka GET ME THE F OUTTA HERE! friends finally made it to the cave and heard me and pulled me out. Colorado rockies
@@johnnewton8017 Thank you 🫡 I probably would have died. Every little move I made wedged me further in till it was hard to breath. I like how these dudes don’t cave alone.
I love this sort of content of exploring random caves. It scares me to death but at the same time I'm hugely curious. I think my curiosity can overcome my fear if I were to try this. I think I might try caving.
I did this stuff when I was (a lot) younger. I remember bruised ribs from breathing in too far when sandwiched. It scares me watching you guys now, but I loved the video. Thank-you! Subscribed.👍
Watching you guys crawl through those tight spots makes my anxiety kick in. Idk how you do it. I would never in a million years, and I've explored hundreds of tunnels, caves, abandoned homes and buildings, etc,
Crazy that I feel the space around me shrinking and my body feels tight just watching y’all crawl through those caves! I’m not afraid of much but being stuck would be on that list! I’ve been trapped briefly when I was younger crawling around old army tunnels at fort Casey state park in Washington! I’m sure there all locked up or filled with cement nowadays, but younger me had a brief panic attack and then calmly relaxed thanks to a kind lady that was also In there with her kids and slowly backed out the way I went in!
I remember being a young guy in KY and caving on property we never should have been on. And then crawling with your back scratching the ceiling, and no way to turn around with a person in front of you and one or more behind you. It was exciting then. The thought of it now freaks me out.
Is that writing on the rock at 9:54? Looks a bit like a scribbled 1921 to me. Edit: And whatever that is at 15:58 looks like a piece of bone, or maybe moose antler or something.
20:01 That 'centipede' is a flat-backed millipede, don't know what species specifically. But it's so cool to see one in the wild just doing it's thing.
I've been watching a lot of these videos lately, in a slightly masochistic way as I am very claustrophobic and you could not pay me to go caving, but weirdly I think it has had a somewhat numbing effect on me through exposure! That is, until I learned about 1) Floyd Collin and the Sand Cave incident, and 2) more recently (and possibly more horribly) John Jones in Nutty Putty Cave, and OH BOY these have traumatised me anew. Jones especially - being trapped upside down until your heart and lungs give in and you die, Jeez, I feel sick just thinking about it!! Anyway all that to say, take care and be safe guys! I hope nothing bad happens to you 😰
I love it when you guys find formations! They're so alien and unique, like something from another planet. Thanks for taking the time to record the flow stones, crystals and stalactites/stalagmites you find!! I could stare at them forever. Also, I got a bit of a chill when you said you heard a woman's voice deep within the cave. Spoooooky! 👻 Just in time for Halloween. Have ya'll heard any other weird things while spelunking before?
Not this channel but a similar one called outdoor exploration and caving or somthing along those lines he has multiple videos with hearing errie things in caves and mines I recommend if thats up your alley! :)
@@ianmiles6813 That channel is the Ghost Hunters of the caving world. They're always claiming supernatural stuff that's totally bogus. I mean, it does get them clicks, so I can't say they're totally wrong..... But yeah, I think they make it all up.
Why didn't you take a closer look at the brick wall? There could have been another more well used passage that the previous plunderers sealed off. I'd suggest carrying a ice pick of decent weight to see what the layers under the surface of the cave looks like.
i find myself watching your vids mouth open closer to screen and like ohhh now or ooh lol so thank you it makes me feel right there w ya guys soo great job
At the entrance that large valve is a pressure regulator! It drops pressure from industrial pressure, 110 psi, down to domestic pressure, 60 to 80 psi, so toilets don't just keep running.
I don't know what it is brothers but I have claustrophobia so badsmall rooms make me very anxious, When I watch your videos you all don't realize how bad I get I'm on the edge of my seat or I have to stand up and stretch out but I keep coming back and watching. I don't know how you all do the stuff you do. Now its getting tight? What the hell was all that other stuff? LoL keep up the great content and stay safe
I love your videos- any chance there are some interesting abounded buildings in ur area? I’ve been wanting to get into urbex but I live in the city which is then surrounded by open country and all the abandoned buildings in my area could be knocked over in a strong breeze. Found ur channel through Instagram btw:)
I know yall know what your doing but damn. This still seems risky if you guys actually just find these caves without knowing anything about them. The one in this video looks like it is a riverbed with all the small stones and rubble on the floor that doesn't look like if fell from the ceiling. I would be worried about this thing filling up with water and since it is so shallow it might take only a couple of inches to trap you. This is why I cant go caving in wet caves. I'm so paranoid about water and caves put together.
love watching this in my living room while not having to worry if i fucking die
Was thinking the same thing. I'm not claustrophobic, like lifts (elevators) don't bother me and things like that, but even though this place has probably been like that forever I'd still be paranoid about millions of tons of rock falling and crushing me to death. Finding my way out again would just be a bonus.
im wondering if anyone that doeas this crazy shit,,, i love wastching! lol but theres been a lot of Earthquakes lately! thats horrifing to think trapped!
Hahaha, right?!
My wife runs away when I turn these videos too scary for her.
still freaking me out.
"Don't Ever Go In Here" absolutely no danger of that happening.
You guys found an old mine thats intersects natural cave formations very cool, the reason I say its a old mine draft is in the ceiling there appears to be drill marks and the compressed air line running in from the outside not to mention the brick work and old cement bags that look like pillows now, I would venture a guess that the true floor was buried by the 3 to 4 feet of rock and sand from years of storm run off.
I didn't think about it being an air supply. That would probably explain the pressure regulator at the entrance of the cave.
@9:50 onwards you can clearly see something marked into the stone/crystals shpwing what looks like a date, or survey number 1921 or 1G21
Think the pipe would be buried in gravel why is it at the top? I agree it's an air line for an air feed jack drill
@@Mike-01234 because it ran at head hight? Now it isn't head hight
so why are the sandbags on top of the gravel as well?@@jaydub2546
for anyone curious, those pillows were actually remnants of bags of concrete that got wet and hardened.
"THOSE AREN'T PILLOWS!!"
From "Planes, Trains and Airplanes."
Obviously
Can you imagine how hard it would have been to carry those bags of concrete back to that point where they were petrified? I sure would have hated to been the person to lug those back there lol
But why did anyone build a wall in there and how did they build that pipe and why
This is the question@@saskiaisskra3240
Whats crazy to me is how you guys find your way back out of these caves 😮
well to be fair they follow pipes in this one lol
They just dig up?
They likely use string
Every adventure risks that not being true, however
@@samuelellenhorn5394 minecraft rules everytime.
Caves are so interesting to me. They're like naturally generating mazes, some are temporary and change over time adding new passages, removing old ones. Each cave is entirely unique, and some seem to be endless, only limited by our ability to fit through the gaps and explore them. Its an entirely alien environment to what we're used to on the surface, the cave entrance is like a portal calling you into an entirely different world.
@Carterhicks "Like a portal calling you into an entirely different world". That pretty much sums it up. Well said!
These vids have also reinforced I probably don't have the navigation skills for this otherworldly travel.
Reminds me of a quote: a man wandered upon a cave, while he was filled with horror at the unkown nonetheless he was captivated by what could be within…
@@Ieezeca If you follow the left or the right edge, you'll likely make it out eventually. The problem is if you get stuck, twist an ankle or slide down something that you can't easily climb back up.
@@SmallSpoonBrigadefamous last words
one of my all time biggest and deepest fear on the planet is to be trapped somewhere like in a collapsed cave or mine. you guys are doing for fun what i have nightmares over. once i had to crawl would be where my journey ended.
And yet you're glutton for punishment by seeking out videos involving your biggest fears. 😆
@@Weirdpoe haha. it was a recommended. i love caves so i clicked on it..
More like reaffirming how reckless it is.
@@Weirdpoe It was click bait, why should you never go there? I still dont know, Maybe cause it's 2 feet tall?
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*"The pipe takes like ah 90 degree left turn"* Our man was not paying attention in school.
ya but he got to go in all the holes
I'm guessing he realized that when he got closer but didn't correct himself.
lmao more like 45 degree
Nerds lol
Who gives a fuck lol.
couldn't pay me to do what you guys do and that's why I watch you guys.
You wouldn’t lay pipe down there at least for money? 😂
When they get to the really narrow places, I start to freak out! I’m so claustrophobic I need to talk myself through the video. Fun fact: the first cave exploration I watched was the guy getting trapped in Nutty Putty cave!
@@jesusbeloved3953ooof that was traumatizing. I'd need a Xanax to keep my cool down there
@@jesusbeloved3953I started to get anxious too.
@@jesusbeloved3953ya cave exploring went viral in youtube after covid I think
Its crazy how much Crickets look like Spiders from a short distance on camera, I was seeing them scurrying on the ceilling as you were crawling and was wondering how you're so calm lol, I'd take crickets any day over spiders lol
I love how it's usually the most unassuming mundane looking openings that open up in the most alien looking worlds full of insane crystals and formations, you guys are criminally underrated, your channel and your explorations are better than anything on TV nature documentaries anytime over the past 20 years lol.
Those are called cave crickets they look like spiders with long legs but are just crickets
They look creepy in person as well. They are harmless, but they are so unnerving. Especially the ones with longer antennae
Y do crickets like caves
Daddy long legs
@@Ushiplayz I never knew this before. I honestly thought they were spiders.
Watching you crawl through those tight places is so nerve wracking. My heart starts racing and I have to remind myself to breathe; such a relief when you return to the surface. Love your videos!
if it's any consolation, they wouldn't be able to post if thye didn't make it back out
guaranteed happy ending :)
@@symbiosister may be, if someone found the camera ;-)
@@fhunter1test oh yeah - that would be Terrifying found footage - thank you for elucidating that truly Nightmarish outcome :)
Same😂I thought there was something wrong with me
A major concern in this type of cave is flash flooding. You would never know a thunderstorm was happening outside until it’s too late.
Im sure they check weather.
@@Daruma_Studio One time they entered a cave WHILE it was raining. In short, I don't think they do check the weather.
We do forget sometimes
@@ActionAdventureTwins RIP nice knowin ya
Dude did hit his head twice in a row lol
Going into the crawlspace under my house is a nightmare for me so I could not imagine going into this claustrophobia inducing hell hole of a cave
Ok
lol me2
At least under your house the firefighters could likely get you out in a matter of hours no matter how well you got wedged in there. A cave, people have gotten wedged into places and died after weeks of effort trying to get them out. It's more or less my greatest fear.
Thats the thing about phobias, they are irrational fears and if you've got claustrophobia, you know it's probably no danger to you, but you're still gonna be extremely affraid and anxious going through tight spaces no matter how safe it is.@@SmallSpoonBrigade
@@SmallSpoonBrigadeshh if there are ever any horror movie villains whose kink is to abuse someone's greatest fear, they might hear you.
I suffer from claustrophobia. I was stuck in a cave no bigger around than my shoulders when I was 15. There was someone else stuck behind me and someone in front of me who made it to a tiny room about 8 feet in circumference and 5 feet high. I had no choice but to squeeze myself forward inch by inch until i got to the tiny occupied room. I don't want to repeat the rest, but obviously i got out. After that I couldn't even sleep in a pup tent. Watching this is like torture, and yet here I am. Except that I can't finish it. Aaaaah!
Omg dude. I'm claustrophobic but I've never actually been stuck like that
I caved in my 20s and the tight spaces didn’t bother me like it would now. Your description of being almost stuck really creeps me out. I’m glad you made it.
Sooo much better of a film having someone in front of you while recording with the GoPro…Gives great justification of just how tight or large of a space you are in👍 Thank you so much for all you provide in footage.. Truly Great!!!
"Don't ever go in here"
Cavers: Don't threaten me with a good time
3:48 that's premix, carried inside, forgotten, flooded over and left like that. I actually see this a lot in WW2 caves that were modified by the Wehrmacht (well, a lot in the sense that it's more than 10 times now).
Love your guys enthusiasm. Whether crawling on your belly's through water or navigating into spaces that are so tight most would turn around,your excitement at finding sparkly bits, or even a place to stand up is contagious. I also found it amazing that someone had to lay that pipe in the same conditions, which is mind-boggling. And I guess we'll never know why. Thanks so much for sharing gentlemen!
Yeah, and I be thinking, they'll be turning around here and going back, but no.
There is what strongly appears to be a large mammalian clavicle bone in the shot from 15:38 to 15:56. He crawls right by it. Washed in most likely after heavy rain from a cow or horse but out of place. Maybe Pleistocene!
Saw it about 15:55.
@@putteslaintxtbks5166 probably passed up a historic find
At 16:17 there is something I'm not sure what though
Wow true!
I agree it looks semi fossilized!!!
Someone etched 1921 or 27 in that cave at 9:55. There's also a pile of black something that doesn't necessarily look natural in the "corner" just before that at 9:47.
Not sure what you saw, I replayed it a few times but couldn't see anything at either time point. I only have a small monitor though.
I saw it too, ran straight to the comments to see if anyone else did
Nice catch....saw the black stuff but not the etching. Thats probably the last time someone was in there.
There’s another shape too wish he’d have shown it better
Triangle n x or some
9:00 All of the very smooth stone formation you're looking at is called flowstone, very smooth sediment deposits that were made with flowing water over hundreds and thousands of years.
Something is caused that watery basin to dry up. There used to be a continuous waterfall keeping the entire area moist. Whatever is generating that higher temperature that you previously mentioned is probably what dried this place up.
I think they know lol
@@patrickhill7862well I didn’t so I appreciate the comment he person left !
Some of these veey tigh spots that you guys crawl thru are insane, i don't know how you do it. And also as someone else mentioned getting back out without getting lost. Amazing footage and journeys. Thanks for sharing.
Considering the pipes and that opening, almost feel like this cave was filled in. Makes me wonder if you guys could look up some past on this location.
I’m guessing a natural cavity utilized as part of a utility/storm drain system.
Old maps of the area it's in would elucidate
Thanks for taking us along! I am glad you both got out ok!
I have claustrophobia real bad and watching your videos is slowly helping me fight against it. Keep the craving.
Good on you for doing that! Facing fears through exposure like this is super helpful. I'm completely over my arachnophobia after watching vids of people handling spiders, so same sorta thing!
Same here!
I'm claustrophobic as hell, but love rocks and natural caves...thanks for the opportunity!
Man great vid ! So fun watching people risk their life but thank God there are folks that aren’t afraid to explore !
Matt with Demolition Ranch needs some professional cave spelunkers for his new property. Great opportunity for another video to an audience of 11.4 million subscribers 👍
Stay safe guys!
We heard! We are there! Mineral dude already almost died in the flooded cave trying to swim under a ledge
@@ActionAdventureTwinshey, just wanted to tell you, there's a hip bone at 15:56 mark of the video.
Why would there be a bone so deep in there? A bone that big... Makes no sense, no large animal can crouch under like a human can...
Is it a human bone maybe??
Can't wait to see y'all in the Texas cave with Matt!
Glad the mineral dude is okay.
I'm in Maine, and there are tons of secret caves around my house.
😊
Just saw those videos before this one. I am amazed how quickly he regained his composure from that incident. Glad everyone seemed okay at the end though.
@@SensiProductionzBlindDogVideos washed down who knows how long ago.
They're not professionals
Congrats on 600K! Glad to have recently subscribed!
Just seeing y'all crawling through these low bits of the cave gives me horrible claustrophobia, I could never do this. My sincere respect!
I can't stop binging your videos. You're so respectful to each other And I don't think I've ever heard anyone swear. I love the way we get to go on the journey with you and listen to you speculate without the corny music.
Called being a Christian
Well bless your heart. I forgot "Christians" had the monopoly on that.
@@logiciskindnessJust because someone doesn't swear, doesn't mean they are part of a religion
@PariAnderson you admire how nice they are, but you yourself sn@p rather n@stily at the first commenter. Hypocr!ite much.
And fyi: while Christians may not have a “monopoly” on clean language, this day and age they are virtually the only ones especially among the young who are at least trying to refrain from foul language. If you are unaware of that, then you aren’t only hypocr!t!cal, but also in deep denial.
Love your videos guys. Puts me way outside my comfort zone, but i'm in awe of you both. Spotted a couple of things that i wondered if anyone else saw. 9:53 looks like the date '1921' scratched into the rock face and 15:55 looks like a large animal bone on the floor.
I saw that date at 9:53 as well. Looks like something else might have been scratched next to it too. I thought I saw a guano pile near there as well.
I came here looking to see if anyone saw that at 15:55 too!
Yes,, me too Deffo looks like a big shoulder blade.
Has anyone figured out what the pipes are for or who put them there? The only explanation I can think of is they were tapping a water source in the back that used to be deeper than it is currently today
ha ha i just commented on the same thing before i read the comments.
It felt like somebody was pushing down on my chest while watching you guys crawl through there. Man, crazy but awesome!
These videos are so cool! Thanks always!! Happy Halloween!
My claustrophobia is so triggered by watching you guys..What you do is what i love to see and experience the most..Even though I could never do what you do..These adventures are awesome!!!
It gives me mild anxiety just to watch the video. Hats off to you guys for being able to squeeze in those tight places. I would not want to do that although exploring caves without the cramming would be good. .
Demolishing Ranch is a RUclips channel I've watched for years. Matt bought an abounded mansion and now lives in it and it is beautiful. He recently bought an abandoned Ranch and it has lots of Caves. Matt would love explore it with some experts. If your near Texas , hit him up he would love it.
I really hope they do this
They are supposedly in contact with him
Old news. People were blowing them up about this a couple videos ago and they've since talked to him, but nothings come of it yet.
@@R3TR0R4V3 oh I didn’t know this. Thank you for letting me know this is exciting news
ha I want that collab to happen sooo bad too.. I want to imagine that Matt and his team working on the ranch at some point will be able to focus on clearing debris from the blast that revealed a passage. It would be amazing and slightly terrifying to find that right below their feet sits a 10s of stories domed drop into the river cave previously explored. I just hope the blasting that have done / will do isn't such a seismic disturbance that it collapses most or all of it before they can visit, hope also when they do it will still be safe.
Love the channel guys!
You guys are crazy going in such tight spaces. I was on pins and needles watching and wondering how your going to get out. So exciting thank you for sharing.
My dudes - the crickets, the weirdo pipes, the noises. What an excellently spooky video for Halloween.
Those sparkles are so cool...so glittery🤩....it's got to be way more awesome seen in person😁
You always amaze me Edward, you push it to the limit to explore, keep on exploring...😎
I went in a small limestone cave that had solid shells in the eroded walls was very cool and yeah kinda sparkly some are awesome but I've been in some boring ones too
been binge watching your videos for 3 hours & now you posted this one just in time before bed
no sleep today
when the hell do you go to sleep? It's 5am for me
@@destinseese34it’s 8:26pm 1st November in Melbourne Australia
It’s 4:47am in good ole Midwestern USA
@@rebekahritchie90128:55pm Sydney. Hello fellow Aussie 🖐🏻
You guys always have a good positive attitude down there, while I'm at home thinking about wild animals, natural gases and slabs of falling rock... probably a good indication that I'm not cut-out for underground exploration. =D
This is AWSOME. Y’all are crazy. Love it. 👏🏻👏🏻
@9:54 i see "1921" etched in the rock. that square bit may have been man made.
That was really cool! Too bad it ended... Have you guys ever beento the Lost sea in Tennessee? The largest underground lake. You ever been to Carlsbad Caverns? That one is amazing. You need to come out west and check it all out! Great video guys! Do youfind caves this way very often? Noticing an opening? Id say it was well worth it! Thanks Edward for sharing it. I cant wait to see where you go next!
We all are currently out west 😊
@@Underground_AdventuresCome to CO, I know all the caves and mines.
@@thesixstringshooterTexas is currently keeping us busy. 😊
@@Underground_Adventures I know some cavers from there. Great stuff man have fun.
come to Nevada...🙃
I got cold watching you ! Thanks for the adventure, as always!
Being a rockhound, I wouldn't get 5 feet into that passage before I'd go nuts looking at, well, just about every cobble around me... Thanks for the crawl, guys👍
I been hunting the gravel on their videos. There has to be artifacts in there. Did you see the bones? 15:58
What state are you from? I rockhound here in Pennsylvania. Mostly for Quartz. Old mines are pretty well known for their Quartz here. In fields where amish live you can find amythyst and smokey Quartz when they til fields. But there is tons of places in PA for different rocks.
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I've been getting more into rockhounding. At 13:37 his light hits something that glows red, I wonder what could do that
Same
Only Mario would do this pipe job.
😂
A friend of mine years ago bought some land in Middle Tennessee and it had a cave on it. Since I was a spelunker from way back we went in and about 400 yards in we found a waterfall about 8ft tall, His house was off grid so we put a big funnel under the falls and hooked 3 inch hose to it and ran it downhill to his house and plumbed it. He had free ,fresh clean water for his place.
You guys are awesome to watch! Definitely go as far as possible!
You guys are awesome. Send it to the end. I can't believe the work someone went through putting that pipe in.
Imagine at the end of the cave you see a Door that says Keep Out, and you hear weird sounds on the other side of it. Would they walk in ? I think Yes. They got big sparkly balls just like those stones.
😂
I really love it when you say it's getting tighter or I can stand up now because sometimes the perspective in the camera is a little bit squed
Skewed but yes I agree.
Merci de nous emmener là où nous n'irons pas! Et de nous faire découvrir tout cela! Merci du partage! Stéph.
Thank you for taking us where we've never been before! And for letting us discover it all! Thanks for sharing! Stéph.
As usual I enjoyed it immensely! You boys always get my old heart to just a thumping! Thank you!
@9:55 looks like someone wrote 1921 and something else maybe starting with a cursive J. Very cool find. Someone certainly spent a lot of time and money in that cave. Also looks like it might have been back filled a bit.
Came here to say this myself, figured someone else would've caught it.. cool to see it was (apparently) explored over a hundred years ago
I got stuck in a cave once. My body was wedged between rocks with no ground under my feet.. aka GET ME THE F OUTTA HERE!
friends finally made it to the cave and heard me and pulled me out. Colorado rockies
Glad you made it out! That is truly frightening.
@@johnnewton8017
Thank you 🫡
I probably would have died. Every little move I made wedged me further in till it was hard to breath. I like how these dudes don’t cave alone.
Nope!
That whole thing looks like a dried georgia creek bed. I bet water rages through there when it rains! Cool cave.
That's what I thought, don't go in there if there's rain predicted.
Can you imagine how bad it sucked to plumb that pipe in there.
I love this sort of content of exploring random caves. It scares me to death but at the same time I'm hugely curious. I think my curiosity can overcome my fear if I were to try this. I think I might try caving.
No, lol.
I did this stuff when I was (a lot) younger. I remember bruised ribs from breathing in too far when sandwiched. It scares me watching you guys now, but I loved the video. Thank-you! Subscribed.👍
Most most def need this adventure!! I'm so ready Lol Okie on to adventure guys! Peace and much love to y'all all be safe out there!! 🥰✌️❤️💯🙏
9.54 mark .... it looks like 1929 carved in rock
Watching you guys crawl through those tight spots makes my anxiety kick in. Idk how you do it. I would never in a million years, and I've explored hundreds of tunnels, caves, abandoned homes and buildings, etc,
Crazy that I feel the space around me shrinking and my body feels tight just watching y’all crawl through those caves! I’m not afraid of much but being stuck would be on that list! I’ve been trapped briefly when I was younger crawling around old army tunnels at fort Casey state park in Washington! I’m sure there all locked up or filled with cement nowadays, but younger me had a brief panic attack and then calmly relaxed thanks to a kind lady that was also In there with her kids and slowly backed out the way I went in!
I remember being a young guy in KY and caving on property we never should have been on. And then crawling with your back scratching the ceiling, and no way to turn around with a person in front of you and one or more behind you. It was exciting then. The thought of it now freaks me out.
"This is what separates the men from the boys" - "I might be a boy"... probably the funniest thing i've heard all week🤣
Believe me, I feel my lungs collapsing watching you walk through such a tight space
Here I am again watching videos I don't seem to finish. You boys have balls of steel for sure!
Man, you are guys are insane. Great entertainment, thanks.
Is that writing on the rock at 9:54? Looks a bit like a scribbled 1921 to me. Edit: And whatever that is at 15:58 looks like a piece of bone, or maybe moose antler or something.
I was just gonna comment about the "1921" writing. Weird! Interested to know more about it.
1921
Yeah I noticed him crawling over a "scapula" bone aka sholderblade of maybe a deer
I noticed the "1921" too and came to comment...You beat me to it 🤣👍👏
@@garrettmillsap Yeah I saw the scapula too. Thought the same thing,
Wow, nice find guys, stay safe, warm and don't eat too much candy or your not squeezing through there.
20:01
That 'centipede' is a flat-backed millipede, don't know what species specifically. But it's so cool to see one in the wild just doing it's thing.
Wow you guys go the extra mile, what a cool adventure if a little cold. A great video guys, thank you, and a new subscriber too. xx 👍💞
I've been watching a lot of these videos lately, in a slightly masochistic way as I am very claustrophobic and you could not pay me to go caving, but weirdly I think it has had a somewhat numbing effect on me through exposure! That is, until I learned about 1) Floyd Collin and the Sand Cave incident, and 2) more recently (and possibly more horribly) John Jones in Nutty Putty Cave, and OH BOY these have traumatised me anew. Jones especially - being trapped upside down until your heart and lungs give in and you die, Jeez, I feel sick just thinking about it!!
Anyway all that to say, take care and be safe guys! I hope nothing bad happens to you 😰
The John Jones cave story has haunted me for years. It will never leave my brain. The absolute tragedy of everything surrounding it. 😭
@@Missbirdd Same, I think about it all the time. Absolutely horrible way to die ☹️☹️☹️
I love it when you guys find formations! They're so alien and unique, like something from another planet. Thanks for taking the time to record the flow stones, crystals and stalactites/stalagmites you find!! I could stare at them forever.
Also, I got a bit of a chill when you said you heard a woman's voice deep within the cave. Spoooooky! 👻 Just in time for Halloween. Have ya'll heard any other weird things while spelunking before?
Not this channel but a similar one called outdoor exploration and caving or somthing along those lines he has multiple videos with hearing errie things in caves and mines I recommend if thats up your alley! :)
@@ianmiles6813 That channel is the Ghost Hunters of the caving world. They're always claiming supernatural stuff that's totally bogus. I mean, it does get them clicks, so I can't say they're totally wrong..... But yeah, I think they make it all up.
Why didn't you take a closer look at the brick wall? There could have been another more well used passage that the previous plunderers sealed off. I'd suggest carrying a ice pick of decent weight to see what the layers under the surface of the cave looks like.
Is that an old maul hammer/axe @ 15:58 ?
Love yalls videos keep it up...
Nice seeing you crawl over bones in that last part alone lol
Did you see that writing on the rock at 9:53 ?
Looks like it says “1921”
Good eye
i find myself watching your vids mouth open closer to screen and like ohhh now or ooh lol so thank you it makes me feel right there w ya guys soo great job
Thank you for taking me on your adventure..You guys are too cool..
90 degree to the left? Looked like an obtuse,130 degree. To the left.
At the entrance that large valve is a pressure regulator! It drops pressure from industrial pressure, 110 psi, down to domestic pressure, 60 to 80 psi, so toilets don't just keep running.
Interesting, could you elaborate further?
Looked like a Large gate valve tap to me, just missing the crank handle/knob from the top.
I don't know what it is brothers but I have claustrophobia so badsmall rooms make me very anxious, When I watch your videos you all don't realize how bad I get I'm on the edge of my seat or I have to stand up and stretch out but I keep coming back and watching. I don't know how you all do the stuff you do. Now its getting tight? What the hell was all that other stuff? LoL keep up the great content and stay safe
that was awesome! love watching your vids
Dwarves. Dwarves laid the pipes. 😂😂😂
You guys need to talk with Matt from demolition ranch or off the ranch RUclips channels. He’s got a couple caves on his property that need exploring.
Ride the murdercycle ?😊
The pipe is for flooding the cave after trespassers are detected.
You guys are nuts! I get anxious just watching this.
When you said you heard a voice i got chills scary as hell
Maybe the pipe is the water supply for the underground prison 😢😮
@@raiden72 yeah dude or those tunnels 👀
Looked like someone scratched "1927" and maybe something else onto one of the rocks at 9:54, wonder if you're the first people in here since then.
I am so glad you guys make these videos ... because there is no way in hell ... I'm super claustrophobic just watching these videos.
That first turn you called a 90° is definitely just a 45° haha
Ah....nothing like a little claustrophobia with my morning coffee and toast...YUM...thanks and safe travels down in the depths...........👽👽
I cant even imagine myself in there, you boys are nuts!! Hoping you all can hhok up with matt and the caves @Offtheranch, best of luck!
I love your videos- any chance there are some interesting abounded buildings in ur area? I’ve been wanting to get into urbex but I live in the city which is then surrounded by open country and all the abandoned buildings in my area could be knocked over in a strong breeze. Found ur channel through Instagram btw:)
You guys creeped me out man but Im glad you both made it back.
I almost had a panic attack watching you
I know yall know what your doing but damn. This still seems risky if you guys actually just find these caves without knowing anything about them. The one in this video looks like it is a riverbed with all the small stones and rubble on the floor that doesn't look like if fell from the ceiling. I would be worried about this thing filling up with water and since it is so shallow it might take only a couple of inches to trap you. This is why I cant go caving in wet caves. I'm so paranoid about water and caves put together.