2 most interesting things to me were learning how long they crawled through a narrow space before it opened up to a big cabe with a waterfall within the mountain... something like 14 hours.

Then, learning how full of magnesium was. The tour guide said even a little bit would make you shit yourself

Then i started to think about the fact that if i had just found an underground waterfall, i would probably jump in if i didn't know any better..... then would've had to crawl out 14 hours the same way i came in....

Brilliant! Seriously though, love them.

I was there about 50 years ago.

Beautiful but seems like a pain to Google. How do dyslexic people get by in Scandinavian countries?

Yoooooo this cave thing better chill tf out

Grandmother, judging by the gray wrinkles.

SEE RUBY FALLS. All along the interstate on family road trips I'd see this billboard. That and Stuckey's. We never went to see Ruby Falls.

Now, decades later, I have seen it!!

See Rock City!

Thank you!

Thanks! Was just curious as I'd watched a doco where a herder said if there are rings around the sun then a storm is coming. I wanted to see if it applied because I didn't know what rings he was talking about looked like..

I'm so curious where this location is as the Rockies are a ways away from the Lower Mainland - one would say different sides of the province even. (Vancouver and the Lower Mainland are part of the Coastal Mountain Range, arguable one of the most beautiful places around).

Interesting cave reminds me of a my elementary school field trip in the 90's to mammoth cave in Colorado Springs Colorado so how deep is it and how many stalagmites and stalagtites have been found in this cave?

You should drop this is r/confusingperspective

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Ugh I should call her

Stunning!

This picture doesn’t show how bad the mosquitos can be during late spring just after the water flow slows down.

Which part of Appalachia?

It’s quite bizarre to see the Dominican Republic like this which is known for its tropical environment. Up at the peak, the weather gets as low as 32°F, which is much colder than the average 85°F that most of the island experiences year round. Well worth it!

It’s actually looking up!

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Is this a view looking down into it’s depths?

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That's where you can find dark link

This made me laugh out loud! 😂 I’m imagining this and it’s pretty hilarious.