Digging open a new cave!
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Working on a cave project! We found this karst feature earlier this spring when we were doing a dye trace near the cave we were surveying.We injected dye here and received a positive trace so we knew it had potential. Follow along as we work this project and hopefully connect it into our cave or discover a new one!
I recommend movers straps for the larger rocks and a old phone and a selfie stick for poking into those holes.
Beautiful rocks down there
Damn, I really want to meet you and husband. That was excellent. 'IF IT BLOWS IT GOES"! keep it a Going. Looks like a joint controlled canyon to me. Will comment more in the future. l have no idea on where this cave is, and I respect you keep it hidden. Looks like a good lead. I hope you will post more on this discovery. GREAT CONTENT!
Thank you. We are excited about this one as we know the cave where the water is coming out. If we can connect them, it would make for a thru trip cave!
FYI- Limestone weighs approx 150 lbs per cubic foot, So that first one they rolled across the floor was at least 150. (I grew up in limestone capitol, my granddad was a stone carver for 50 years in the stone mill)
Awesome thanks in taking me along with you guys stay safe too
We are going back this weekend so there will be a part 2!
I can't imagine willingly lowering myself down in my own grave. Very interesting stuff guys awesome video!
There are risks in everything we as humans do and we all take risks every day by doing things like driving a vehicle. Why not do what you love. Also, safety is always first with us. Thank you for watching.
@@tag_caver Truth be told, Safety is really 4th. 1st: Live Life, 2nd: Take Risks, 3rd: Have Fun, 4th: Be Safe. Animals in cages are safe! Be free, live, have fun, and take risks.
Could hoist the big ones out
If needed, we will. This was just the first trip.
Where is this cave located?
Tennessee 🤣
@@tag_caver Nice!!
I figured it was there or in Kentucky