The Tightest Cave I've Ever Explored

2 Minutes.
THE TIGHTEST CAVE IVE EVER SQUEEZED THROUGH.
I have been asked a lot lately. What is it that we are seeing when we go into these abandoned mines or natural caves? I have always said since I started doing this. That nothing in a picture shows exactly what the real eye is seeing and sometimes a still photo doesn't do it justice.
So I thought I would just do a 2 minute footage of what it looks like underneath in real motion. And let me tell you, this was really tough for me. This is the tightest I have ever gone I am with fellow explorer, Donald Swanson and sometimes if all sides are touching, you just have to know how to go slow and get back out the same way you came in. But as a reminder that doesn't always work when you're going vertical. Gravity is great with taking you down, but it has nothing to do with bringing you back up and out.
That's just a reminder and thought if you do this. I don't suggest or recommend to anyone doing this without proper training. Now, check this out. The end is the best and I try to never disappoint, but this is just showing what we go through to be able to find the best things. Thank you for watching. The focus is only on what we find, not who we are.
The footage is just to show what we go through. I am always out of breath. It is really tough and the air is very thin. And I keep saying this it's mostly how well you keep it together in your head. Because panic can set in and you.
subject yourself to getting stuck and that's not good in limestone. Anyway here it is.
What you will see at the end some of them inside there I estimate to be 20 feet long, if it takes 1 inch to grow for every 1000 years, the calculation shows that some of these have been growing for as long as 240,000 years without ever being broken off. Always bring gloves never touch with bare fingers or hands. Thank you for watching.
See more of what we do in what I call the underworld on my youtube channel.
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Hi Max! Just met you earlier today 😊 cool channel!

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Thank you so much for watching, more coming soon.