Man, I'm 50. I'm doing what these guys do, plus fishing the river in my kayak, hiking, swimming, biking, racing cars, water skiing, working on my farm, carpentry, surfing, traveling and a bunch of other physical stuff. I'm not bragging, just saying I feel pretty good for my age. What's got you feeling like 50 is old? Here to help if I can.
Funny thing about the wallet. When I was a kid watching the goonies and they identified chester copperpot's skeleton by his wallet in his pocket, that stuck with me, so now I always bring my wallet while caving in case someone needs to identify my skeleton.
@@n085fs Those who have people that care about them, and who care about those people in return, would want them to know so they can have closure. I guess not applicable to everyone based on your comment.
Man, the positivity of these fine young gentlemen is infectious. Find myself saying "dude!" when the wife makes me a cup of coffee or whatever. She thinks I'm having a midlife crisis.
If I was doing this crazy cave exploring I’d have additional emergency hand-crank flashlights and shake flashlights. And back up batteries for my extra batteries. Extra bulbs as well. The thought of it going pitch black deep underground is straight out of a horror movie.
Largest *Known Cave in the US! It's wild how big that room is, I'd love to see it in person someday. I also love the idea that since caves are hidden and unexpected terrain, there could be an even larger void a few miles away from any one of us that we just haven't found yet.
I love to think this. I live on a limestone plain and have visited some of the incredible and abundant caves around. There’s no difference between where the accessible caves are and the geology under my house. It’s probably where my bore water is coming from. I like to think if Kala lived here she’d have found one.
europe has some massive caves too, . and one (callled "hranická propast" in czech republic) seems to be bottomless . . altho at over 400m below the regional water table allmost the entire thing is flooded so you'd need a deep sea submercible to explore it's low points :/
Impressive exploration and excellent filming! The way you’ve showcased the cave's unique features is truly remarkable. This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in cave systems.
If you think about it, these pro cavers explore the surface caves and they seem huge, however, water is drawn down by gravity and the voids in some places are so deep no human will ever find them.
It doesn't really go deeper than the water table... Mammoth cave the longest cave in the world's deepest point is green river that flows in the valley next to it
@@joeanon3888Unfortunately, the world's largest cave is completely underwater. It is located under the Yucatan Peninsula. Its name: Nohoch Nah Chich. Video: ruclips.net/video/4AQQk3y3Qg0/видео.html&pp=ygUTYmlyZCBjYWdlIGNhdmUgZGl2ZQ%3D%3D
Giant room, all the layers are so cool, fun to think about just where all that collapse material was carried off to??? Some bigger open space yet to be found all carved by water...it had to go somewhere...
@@MattOwens. Many rivers underground….and lakes. So what does that tell you about the lies that the global elites tell concerning “not enough water”. If you read Genesis 6, it states that the “fountains of the deep” opened up and flooded the earth….and since humans had never experienced rain…were surprised when the vapor canopy around earth collapsed. Water is all locked up underground.
It kept going and going,then a second dome room,then that space beyond it they didn't get to yet. I'm thinking exactly what you are. This is a massive system,just incredible....
Wow! Now you know what it feels like to be in an empty volcano, after it blew its stack! Or in a crator on a distant moon. So cool. Thank you for the bring along. You guys are great! This is all of my emotions within 5 minutes... 😃☺😍😳😌😪😰😨😱😖😎😬😵😑👶👋👍👎👌👀💩💪🙏... Repeat! Thanks guys... Stay safe! 💕💕💕
That is huge, in South Australia on a farm property we have a similar cave in size but unfortunately permanently underwater. At least that can be explored.
Fantastic video. Love that flashlight, lights up the RR no problem. The scale of that room is spectacular. Just imagine if that breakdown mountain wasn’t there. Keep on caving!
I am now 85 years old but up to about age 50 I did quite a bit of cave exploring, until my back gave out and doctors told me that they would not come into a cave to drag me out. I appreciate that you enjoy what you do, you follow safe practices, you take nothing out, leave nothing behind, and you don't reveal the cave locations--we used to rescue yahoos who sat in the dark in their tennis shoes, tees, with one (now dead) flashlight for the group.
Im so glad i found this channel because you guys are showing me stuff i would never get to see .awesome video, keep on exploring. i will keep on watching 🇺🇸💪✌️
When I saw the scale of a cave shown in the pictures, I said to myself, God, let there be something even bigger inside and these guys get to it. Guys I can't imagine the feeling of touching something so big and being the first people to get there. Respect. I wish you to reach the bottom of the cave and have an even bigger surprise. (who knows, some treasure chest, like in the games)
lol some cavers need to wait in one of these caves for some other cavers and pull the “we’ve been trying to get in touch with you about your cars extended warranty” prank on them haha. Maybe take an office uniform down with you, shirt and tie etc, and put it on in the cave and wait for some other cavers to come along haha.
I have never been in a cave, I had no idea how interesting they can be, some of them look like something out of a sci fi movie, thank you for bringing us along, I really enjoy your content, just be safe and keep exploring! Kudos
That was truly crazy! I can’t believe the size of that place! We just don’t know what’s underground until that right person goes far and beyond to find such treasures! You would never know what’s right under our feet. The people that find these places need a reward for finding them. Unbelievable and truly Amazing guys. Loved this. 🥾🔦 Be safe guys and thanks for sharing such a adventure⭐️ 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻THUMBS UP👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Anthony, UK
It's hard to put into perspective how massive that room is in, but as soon as your friend lands, it shows how enormous it is. 16:24 that reverb off the two rocks colliding from you stepping on them is cool as hell. Those photo shots are cool as hell, too. It's like an empty volcano! 24:49 The massive hole in the ground has a massive river, too. Wow!
I always say, oh those rocks aren’t so big. Ha then I see one of them standing at the top and they look like an ant and I retract what I said. lol It’s humbling and beautiful to watch them do what I can’t.
There was one hall of my high school that was in the old part of the building and was extremely echo-y. If you happened to be outside of there when you were supposed to be in class it was tradition to pop in and yell HEY YOU GUYS then skedaddle.
@@gourdbox haha, my high school was built in a large square around the gymnasium and when we got four or five guys together we could yell "Hey you guys!" And the entire high-school and middle school could hear it. It was the best in school suspension we ever earned.
Hey, I’ve seen a few of y’all’s videos and I’m not sure how y’all find caves to go in. But I have a recommendation or interesting cave spot I found. I’m staying in Cherokee, Alabama for work and my coworker rented an Airbnb. It sits on a huge plot of land, 65 acres I think. Anyways, a short walk behind the house there’s this opening to a cave entrance. It looks very cool. My coworker and I went in and it leads into this huge opening. Just below there’s some running water and some crevices you could fit into to explore, although I didn’t dare try to squeeze into one of these. The cave path keeps going, it hooks a left around a corner and does an “S” turn leading to another big opening. That was as far and my coworker and I would go. It was muddy and had water and we weren’t prepared for it. However it seemed like the cave kept going further back. There’s was more water ahead so we just turned back. We found cool formations inside and the air was cool down there compared to outside. Point is, Id be happy to give y’all more information about the location if y’all are interested in seeing it for yourself! Not sure how y’all do things but just a suggestion! 🙏
Good work, well done men! A lot of courage, a lot of trust! Epic sense of adventure! Thanks for sharing fellas. All the very best to you! (Watched to the end.)
If you can get one, take a lazer measuring tool into that room and get the distances from the river up to the top where you assend from and it width. It looks like it would measure in hundreds of yards, not feet.
@3gunshooter60 These caves are all actually fully explored and mapped by the most extreme dedicated cavers decades ago. The total distance from the river to the top of the dome is over 200 feet. You can read all about this cave and the political battle to keep the city of Spencer, TN from dumping their treated sewage into it in the book "Caves of Fall Creek Falls" published by the National Speleological Society.
I really admire you fellows going into dark deeps places. It is beautiful to see the inside of caves, holes with lots of tunnels and water. I wish I was brave like you fellows. Shari Carter Front Royal Virginia
Love y’all’s videos. I’m super claustrophobic but you guys make the experience watchable for someone like me who is afraid to die because I will be buried. Keep making videos for us thanks. Y’all badass
Pretty sure if it's the same cave,I painted for a dude,son did cave rescue,had a pic of that room light,up,said they camped and explored in there for 5 days
I see why people do caving - for discoveries like this. I'm cool with being in a huge place like that, deep underground but I could NOT cope with squeezing through those barely body-wide passages. So videos like this are the only way for me to enjoy it! Thanks for sharing your adventure
“ I meant to tell you earlier, but the reason our friends didn’t make it through all the way is because it flash flooded and river raised like 3 feet” This sounds like very pertinent information that I would have like to have known BEFORE going into a new cave 😂
It is amazing but it's under the ground that normal people don't know about. This was an awesome video. Thank you so much for sharing. I really enjoyed watching❤❤
Hell yeah! Those photos you snapped are very special lads. In Australia, we have a saying for special photos or items like those images "straight to the pool room" to display them. Great work with your wallet. I pretty much do that every flooded mine I trek through! Great episode and adventuring as always from you guys. Eb. QAM.
Really cool what y'all are doing! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures. I found y'all a couple days ago and this is my new go-to education channel. Wish I could explore caves like that but at 68, with mucho medical problems, ain't gonna happen. Just a suggestion; you may want to consider purchasing Tactical vests for carrying your gear. Lots of pockets to carry items in, all within easy reach if needed in a hurry. Some have small rings on them to hang small pouches for even more room. You can configure them as you wish. Just a thought... Have fun!!
10:58 that was a great call, man. If you're not sure about something, don't just leave it because of this or that... cutting time, laziness, bravery... NOPE. Just make the time to improve on it until you're content with it! Like you did here :)
Amazing, utterly spectacular, beautiful underworld. If you guys weren't making all the noise the total otherworldliness of this place would become even more apparent and oppressively spooky. Remaining silent in that out of time place would be trippy
Yo you guys ever think about getting a laser tape measure and bringing it down in there with you? Much more accurate reading of how tall these rooms really are
You guys had me nervous going to this cave. I really hope you guys let someone know where you are, and give them a time line in case something happens they can call a rescue team to find you all! this is so dangerous but exciting at the same time, and I love your videos!! Please be safe!😂😂😂
The craziest small holes in the ground go to the largest underground caves........INSANE
makes you think what could be deep underneath your house... scary lol
@@dingush Sssssh, we prefer to stay hidden.
@@Hemigoblin XD
Better bring a few torches and a diamond pick.
Where's the gemstones ?
U guys make a 50yr old feel young watching what you do......hope you return to this cave again....thanks
You ARE young 😅
I wouldn’t call 50 old, to be honest.
Man, I'm 50. I'm doing what these guys do, plus fishing the river in my kayak, hiking, swimming, biking, racing cars, water skiing, working on my farm, carpentry, surfing, traveling and a bunch of other physical stuff. I'm not bragging, just saying I feel pretty good for my age. What's got you feeling like 50 is old? Here to help if I can.
Old is Dead. Old is when your body quits on you in irreversible ways. Old can happen at any age. Be thankful and carry on! 🚚😇
@@anthonykleppin451 50 means you’re just starting to live!!!!!
Funny thing about the wallet. When I was a kid watching the goonies and they identified chester copperpot's skeleton by his wallet in his pocket, that stuck with me, so now I always bring my wallet while caving in case someone needs to identify my skeleton.
Why would they "need" to ID your skeleton? You want to be remembered as "some guy who died in a cave"?
@@n085fs Seems like a boss move to me.
@@ddt6352 The dead have no motivation to assist the living with trivial matters.
@@n085fs Those who have people that care about them, and who care about those people in return, would want them to know so they can have closure. I guess not applicable to everyone based on your comment.
@@Hypnos.7 Yeah, sadly. Many men are only cared about as long as they're useful.
Man, the positivity of these fine young gentlemen is infectious. Find myself saying "dude!" when the wife makes me a cup of coffee or whatever. She thinks I'm having a midlife crisis.
She's probably right 😂😂😂 hahah. Enjoy it man! They happen for a reason
rock on, dude!
My dude, you’re not alone 😊
jijiiji🎉
If I was doing this crazy cave exploring I’d have additional emergency hand-crank flashlights and shake flashlights. And back up batteries for my extra batteries. Extra bulbs as well. The thought of it going pitch black deep underground is straight out of a horror movie.
exactly. they could probably carry an entire backpack with flashlights and batteries that last a week or something
Worry bout ya selves
Imagine going down deep into that big room and all.of a sudden o lights??!!
Never finding g your way back . Never
😂
I’m
Sure they have plenty of gear #1 rule of caving, have 3 backup sources of light per person
Largest *Known Cave in the US! It's wild how big that room is, I'd love to see it in person someday. I also love the idea that since caves are hidden and unexpected terrain, there could be an even larger void a few miles away from any one of us that we just haven't found yet.
I think about that every time I watch cave videos
I love to think this. I live on a limestone plain and have visited some of the incredible and abundant caves around. There’s no difference between where the accessible caves are and the geology under my house. It’s probably where my bore water is coming from. I like to think if Kala lived here she’d have found one.
europe has some massive caves too, . and one (callled "hranická propast" in czech republic) seems to be bottomless . . altho at over 400m below the regional water table allmost the entire thing is flooded so you'd need a deep sea submercible to explore it's low points :/
I want to find a cave under my house. I would bring all my electronics down there and have a party like in the Matrix.
Impressive exploration and excellent filming! The way you’ve showcased the cave's unique features is truly remarkable. This video is a must-watch for anyone interested in cave systems.
You all are so incredibly brave. I am in awe.
Our planet is amazing
Is shit. Nobody knows where are we.
The corner store has a lot of good stuff just like our planet
A "Nett hier. Aber waren Sie schon mal in Baden-Württemberg?" sticker would go hard in that cave🔥
If you think about it, these pro cavers explore the surface caves and they seem huge, however, water is drawn down by gravity and the voids in some places are so deep no human will ever find them.
It doesn't really go deeper than the water table... Mammoth cave the longest cave in the world's deepest point is green river that flows in the valley next to it
@@joeanon3888Unfortunately, the world's largest cave is completely underwater. It is located under the Yucatan Peninsula. Its name: Nohoch Nah Chich. Video: ruclips.net/video/4AQQk3y3Qg0/видео.html&pp=ygUTYmlyZCBjYWdlIGNhdmUgZGl2ZQ%3D%3D
The size of the rooms, the giant boreholes and the impressive waterway is stunning!
just had the thought of losing power in your flashlights while deep in the cave. stuff of nightmares
Two is one, one is none.
30:50 also together they have a bunch of flashlights and I'm sure they can manage to get out even with just one remaining
A lot of thought probably goes into this. I would assume they each have multiple flashlights, with multiple spare batteries.
they got a scary movies about that called “the descent”
@@andrei769also that about where scary movies start to get good😂
Giant room, all the layers are so cool, fun to think about just where all that collapse material was carried off to??? Some bigger open space yet to be found all carved by water...it had to go somewhere...
Where does the water go?!
Dissolved limestone…..
It dissolved and went into the cracks formed over time
@@MattOwens. Many rivers underground….and lakes. So what does that tell you about the lies that the global elites tell concerning “not enough water”. If you read Genesis 6, it states that the “fountains of the deep” opened up and flooded the earth….and since humans had never experienced rain…were surprised when the vapor canopy around earth collapsed. Water is all locked up underground.
It kept going and going,then a second dome room,then that space beyond it they didn't get to yet.
I'm thinking exactly what you are.
This is a massive system,just incredible....
It looks like an upside down whirlpool! Awesome!!
This is why I call you fellas the Lewis and Clark of cavers
I think you should have an LED light on your pack. So that when it hits bottom you can see.
Love watching you from WV!
It would be so cool if you had one of those 360 cameras so the viewer had a true sense of scale of this thing.
Or a drone
No. Not allowed because the whole 360° pattern would reveal the secret of the universe. 😁
16:56 Absolutely amazing photograph, that cave is huge 😮
Amazing pictures. Thanks for sharing this beautiful place again. ❤️
Thank You for going back to this amazing system. Stay safe and I'm looking forward to your next adventure 🤗❤✌
This cave is incredibly awesome! Thanks for sharing :)
But where the hell is it???
That room is absolutely insane! Thanks for sharing this!
Those photos were worth it
Thanks!
Wow! Now you know what it feels like to be in an empty volcano, after it blew its stack! Or in a crator on a distant moon. So cool. Thank you for the bring along. You guys are great! This is all of my emotions within 5 minutes... 😃☺😍😳😌😪😰😨😱😖😎😬😵😑👶👋👍👎👌👀💩💪🙏... Repeat! Thanks guys... Stay safe! 💕💕💕
If y’all haven’t done already, you need to do a super chat Q&A livestream. You guys are NUTSO. 🤗
Love from Mumbai India really impressed by your efforts to make a video bro
Extreme adventure. So freaking cool. Stay safe
Fantastic adventure!! Thank You! That place is incredible! 🥰
That is huge, in South Australia on a farm property we have a similar cave in size but unfortunately permanently underwater. At least that can be explored.
I’m in SA now and watching these videos to satisfy me since I can’t explore the caves here 😂
@@tgnome2768 I hope your not in Adelaide. The most boring city on Earth.
Hey I watch a lot of dive talk videos about that cave
U can always send down a remote water drone
I never want these videos to end. Could watch a single video like this for hours as you guys explore.
You guys living your life !! I love watching this from my sofa, love from canada
When you said the largest - you weren't kidding! Great video guys!
That is a beautiful cave!! I love your videos🔥
Fantastic video. Love that flashlight, lights up the RR no problem. The scale of that room is spectacular. Just imagine if that breakdown mountain wasn’t there. Keep on caving!
Woohooo!!!! I’ve been waiting for this!!!!!!!! Thank you fellas!!! Stay safe and please keep em coming ❤
I am now 85 years old but up to about age 50 I did quite a bit of cave exploring, until my back gave out and doctors told me that they would not come into a cave to drag me out. I appreciate that you enjoy what you do, you follow safe practices, you take nothing out, leave nothing behind, and you don't reveal the cave locations--we used to rescue yahoos who sat in the dark in their tennis shoes, tees, with one (now dead) flashlight for the group.
Im so glad i found this channel because you guys are showing me stuff i would never get to see .awesome video, keep on exploring. i will keep on watching 🇺🇸💪✌️
When I saw the scale of a cave shown in the pictures, I said to myself, God, let there be something even bigger inside and these guys get to it. Guys I can't imagine the feeling of touching something so big and being the first people to get there. Respect. I wish you to reach the bottom of the cave and have an even bigger surprise. (who knows, some treasure chest, like in the games)
Crazy video guys! Great watch!
lol some cavers need to wait in one of these caves for some other cavers and pull the “we’ve been trying to get in touch with you about your cars extended warranty” prank on them haha. Maybe take an office uniform down with you, shirt and tie etc, and put it on in the cave and wait for some other cavers to come along haha.
I have never been in a cave, I had no idea how interesting they can be, some of them look like something out of a sci fi movie, thank you for bringing us along, I really enjoy your content, just be safe and keep exploring! Kudos
Wow. That is stunning. So huge...God is so good. Thank you for letting us tag along. God bless.
That was truly crazy! I can’t believe the size of that place! We just don’t know what’s underground until that right person goes far and beyond to find such treasures! You would never know what’s right under our feet. The people that find these places need a reward for finding them. Unbelievable and truly Amazing guys. Loved this. 🥾🔦
Be safe guys and thanks for sharing such a adventure⭐️
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻THUMBS UP👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Anthony, UK
It's hard to put into perspective how massive that room is in, but as soon as your friend lands, it shows how enormous it is.
16:24 that reverb off the two rocks colliding from you stepping on them is cool as hell.
Those photo shots are cool as hell, too. It's like an empty volcano!
24:49 The massive hole in the ground has a massive river, too. Wow!
I always say, oh those rocks aren’t so big. Ha then I see one of them standing at the top and they look like an ant and I retract what I said. lol It’s humbling and beautiful to watch them do what I can’t.
Woah thanks for the timestamp I missed it. I want to be there so bad just to try a bunch of audio stuff or like singing in there
How is it not one single person yelled "Hey, you guys!" not even once?
They're not old enough.
@@TI4438 yeah, that's why my question was rhetorical in nature.🤣
shame theres no ship with treasure
There was one hall of my high school that was in the old part of the building and was extremely echo-y. If you happened to be outside of there when you were supposed to be in class it was tradition to pop in and yell HEY YOU GUYS then skedaddle.
@@gourdbox haha, my high school was built in a large square around the gymnasium and when we got four or five guys together we could yell "Hey you guys!" And the entire high-school and middle school could hear it. It was the best in school suspension we ever earned.
Hey, I’ve seen a few of y’all’s videos and I’m not sure how y’all find caves to go in. But I have a recommendation or interesting cave spot I found. I’m staying in Cherokee, Alabama for work and my coworker rented an Airbnb. It sits on a huge plot of land, 65 acres I think. Anyways, a short walk behind the house there’s this opening to a cave entrance. It looks very cool. My coworker and I went in and it leads into this huge opening. Just below there’s some running water and some crevices you could fit into to explore, although I didn’t dare try to squeeze into one of these. The cave path keeps going, it hooks a left around a corner and does an “S” turn leading to another big opening. That was as far and my coworker and I would go. It was muddy and had water and we weren’t prepared for it. However it seemed like the cave kept going further back. There’s was more water ahead so we just turned back. We found cool formations inside and the air was cool down there compared to outside. Point is, Id be happy to give y’all more information about the location if y’all are interested in seeing it for yourself! Not sure how y’all do things but just a suggestion! 🙏
At 17:20 seeing homie starting down with that light shows how large that cavern is. Holy cow thats a long drop.
I'd love to live in there! Flatten the surface and turn it into the most amazing room.
I love watching these types of videos of adventure and to the unknown
Good work, well done men!
A lot of courage, a lot of trust!
Epic sense of adventure!
Thanks for sharing fellas.
All the very best to you!
(Watched to the end.)
If you can get one, take a lazer measuring tool into that room and get the distances from the river up to the top where you assend from and it width. It looks like it would measure in hundreds of yards, not feet.
@3gunshooter60 These caves are all actually fully explored and mapped by the most extreme dedicated cavers decades ago. The total distance from the river to the top of the dome is over 200 feet. You can read all about this cave and the political battle to keep the city of Spencer, TN from dumping their treated sewage into it in the book "Caves of Fall Creek Falls" published by the National Speleological Society.
It's Laser as in the acronym, lazer isn't a word
cant wait for next video of this cave.....beautiful curious about whats beyond last point you were at......
As am I my friend.
You guys have got to go back in there and look around more......WOW wat a cave.
Awesome Adventure !!! Crazy dome cave
The yodel on 19:45 😂
I really admire you fellows going into dark deeps places. It is beautiful to see the inside of caves, holes with lots of tunnels and water. I wish I was brave like you fellows. Shari Carter Front Royal Virginia
Amazing giant cave guys, shame about loosing your giant torch battery, thanks for sharing.
This is like another planet! Appreciate the trip omg. Love what you do, true adventuring!
Love y’all’s videos. I’m super claustrophobic but you guys make the experience watchable for someone like me who is afraid to die because I will be buried. Keep making videos for us thanks. Y’all badass
Here watching 👀. Like watching but will not do. Lol
.😊...nice picture...thanks guys nice adventure...
I just can't breath watching those. What a life underground.
Amazing photos. Simply massive and gorgeous
Hopefully you can post further videos of this location. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.
That was a really good one can't wait for you to visit this cave again.
You should bring a laser range finder to measure the rooms you find like this
Pretty sure if it's the same cave,I painted for a dude,son did cave rescue,had a pic of that room light,up,said they camped and explored in there for 5 days
I'm already excited your next visit!
I see why people do caving - for discoveries like this. I'm cool with being in a huge place like that, deep underground but I could NOT cope with squeezing through those barely body-wide passages. So videos like this are the only way for me to enjoy it! Thanks for sharing your adventure
“ I meant to tell you earlier, but the reason our friends didn’t make it through all the way is because it flash flooded and river raised like 3 feet”
This sounds like very pertinent information that I would have like to have known BEFORE going into a new cave 😂
These ceilings, spectacular.At 36:45 its like some crystalized fungus.Its beautiful.
This is awesome, guys! Just don't lose your heads.
It is amazing but it's under the ground that normal people don't know about. This was an awesome video. Thank you so much for sharing. I really enjoyed watching❤❤
part 3 is gonna be sickkkkk
Great video, would love to see a 360 video to watch in vr and experience it more deeply
Hell yeah! Those photos you snapped are very special lads. In Australia, we have a saying for special photos or items like those images "straight to the pool room" to display them.
Great work with your wallet. I pretty much do that every flooded mine I trek through! Great episode and adventuring as always from you guys.
Eb. QAM.
Really cool what y'all are doing! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures. I found y'all a couple days ago and this is my new go-to education channel. Wish I could explore caves like that but at 68, with mucho medical problems, ain't gonna happen. Just a suggestion; you may want to consider purchasing Tactical vests for carrying your gear. Lots of pockets to carry items in, all within easy reach if needed in a hurry. Some have small rings on them to hang small pouches for even more room. You can configure them as you wish. Just a thought... Have fun!!
Your pictures are beautiful! Love to know how that was created. I'm sure water had a lot to do with it but....
Incredible, that monster room is connected to that tiny opening!
you are always starting my weekend off right, thanks for another great video!
This was awesome to watch! Good job guys. Hope to see the follow up if the split aoon!
wow earth is a Huge Wonder! you guys are the Best good pictures good exploration
10:58 that was a great call, man. If you're not sure about something, don't just leave it because of this or that... cutting time, laziness, bravery... NOPE. Just make the time to improve on it until you're content with it! Like you did here :)
I'm glad you are doing this, I never would!
That's the coolest cave I've ever seen and I've been in a bunch.
Awesome video, dude! That's one of my bucket list caves to see. Thank you for the great video on it!
Safety bro 😢
you are the best ones!
Amazing, utterly spectacular, beautiful underworld. If you guys weren't making all the noise the total otherworldliness of this place would become even more apparent and oppressively spooky. Remaining silent in that out of time place would be trippy
The video just dwarfs this cave, the whole "video does no justice" is a strong term in this one!
It would take a cinematic level camera to even try to do justice.
16:53 Such a nice view/pic. Wow!
You guys are so chill 👌 And fkn amazing too. Fantastic stuff
Love your guys' content! You guys inspired me to join my local grotto!
This is amazing!!!! Thank you for posting!! 😊
Yo you guys ever think about getting a laser tape measure and bringing it down in there with you? Much more accurate reading of how tall these rooms really are
Earth is incredible the layers of its beauty never cease to amaze me
That flashlight is insane!
Truly amazing photos!!
I think you need to go back with about 6 of those lights.
Cool cave, I like the layers of the dome, looks like Jupiter
You guys had me nervous going to this cave. I really hope you guys let someone know where you are, and give them a time line in case something happens they can call a rescue team to find you all! this is so dangerous but exciting at the same time, and I love your videos!! Please be safe!😂😂😂
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