Go to Reindeer Lake, Brochet, Manitoba, Canada. Hundreds of miles of caves all over the Barren Land Territory. Be careful!

Roger Spurr led me here, I'm glad he did because I love your content and open-mindedness!

Do you realize you're inside a giant human body???? I would love to go into this and collect specimens for Roger of mudfossiluniversity!!!

The caves and mountains are melted buildings. Once you see it there is no turning back.

That plant is growing with no sunlight! It’s growing in pitch black conditions. Now that’s some interesting plant evolution!

I ride a Suzuki DR 650 SE when seeking caves on Mount McGuire, British Columbia. Suggest visiting it using Goggle. For glacier caves see the nearest active volcano.

Roger from "Mudfossil University" utube sent me. ❤️🙏✌️

Brilliant. Thanks.

Wow love it 🎉

Informative vid on Padirac cave https: //kzbin.info/www/bejne/baW3g5uqhJiYd68si=93AKPeIhnaCr0OsU

Here from Mudfossils University. How nice of Roger to give us your link. Nice work! I couldn't believe you were squeezing thru that spot by the death cave Good Lord! You are brave!

What an incredible cave, the history must be amazing. TY for the tour. Any idea of the distance from the ceiling to the ground level above it? Makes me think of humans as ants inside of it.

my ist of your vids , awesome . ill b back for more :) cheers too kool wonders if koi would survive in underground lakes in say a welsh disused mine pool lol

Stunning

Goliath is awesome 👌

koi in a river tunnel cool as :)

Very cool hobby. This would be cool as fuck to do with friends.

Looks like a lot of biology to me. Ever studied Mudfossils?

Rodger sent me here, Mud Fossil University and subbed 👌 awesome video

Found your channel from MudFossilUniversity! I just liked and subscribed to your video and channel. Keep an open mind to all possibilities. Thanks to you and all people unearthing the unknown and or unseen so dots may be connected by the collective minds all over this reality.

Take some dna samples

I did after-hours in show caves. Maintenance, usually, with TAG and elsewhere. NM was best as we bunked where fire=fighters would as the burn season came. Had meals out of an underground cafe. And an elevator so it arrived as warmed.

It looks like the inside of Giants

Hello at TAG CAVER. I was directed to your KZbin channel from Roger Spurr's MUDFOSSIL UNIVERSITY KZbin channel as we were watching a Livestream Roger was doing and your channel was recommended due to your awesome caving adventures. MUDFOSSIL UNIVERSITY Livestream where you're mentioned. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bl6ZiGSnmNWHf8U

Wonder how long it took for Goliath to form. 🤔

This is not formations, this is mountains !

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First ! Wow big formations... We have the same in France... Do you know the Padirac pit ?

The most fabulous video I have seen on caves bar non......I am VERY interested in this area. I believe I know what the formations are and I am doing a video on my channel later today. I will highlight and recommend my subs watch this great vid you did. You will be Amazed at what you have shown and been in.

Nice job Kelly in Lane Cove. I hope y'all have a great Thanksgiving.

Born and raised in eastern Tennessee. I can’t wait to see more of your videos. This video is incredible. Thank you

It would be pretty remarkable to find trail marker trees that were done by the Cherokee since the tree would have to be 150+ years old and that tree looked about 50 or so but there is an explanation. Marker trees were used by the Irish settlers that settled the Appalachian mountains and that practice was widely used by woodsman, hunters and moonshiners up until about the second World War. After the war the practice was mainly used by hunters. We used to make them in the 1960's a practice my grandfather taught me. My heritage is Irish -Cherokee, So the ones we see today are probably from the later years. The red pictographs were most likely Cherokee in origin depicting dangers in and around the rocky area. The darker ones were most likely done by hunters using the area from late 1800's to about 1970's. Please be careful this time of year exploring around large rock croppings there are a lot of Timber Rattlesnakes in that area and they have two types of venom and are the most dangerous vipers in the Southeast. Great video, glad you take the young ones and educated them on our native heritage.

That’s awesome, I live in Flintstone Ga… I’d love to see some stuff like that. I have Cherokee and Creek Indian in my family…

Linear grooves represent pits? What does that mean?

No, I do not tour but do appreciate property visit permission was secured.

Thanks that was incredible I could never do that myself so it was wonderful to experience

I am from grundy county

Is this summitville cave

I marveled at cave vats roughly made of split logs to assist saltpeter industry. Enslaved Africans left their footprints and a stiffly rusted leg chain. Another cave mined for the War of 1812, it was.

Franklin County. Yes, I was there. A property owner said my access had to wait until his harvest was in Went back to Music City for lunch..

I wish I would have done more cave exploring while was young. After my last stroke it left me with phobias I had never had. My anxiety kicks in just watching others. 😢

I have explored caves as an NSS member since 1964,. did organized TAG caving, but moved into better. To see some, please view: Horsethief LIDAR Flythrough

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Thanks for sharing. Alabama the Beautiful.👍

I do not follow. As a cave explorer I decide who needs to know where I have been. I never reveal what is sensitive information to every Tom, Dick, or Harry. Hello >

I dig holes that don't go anywhere. Because sometimes it is underestimated.

So interesting. I'm curious to what that mystery blue goo is. I've been watching the many cave videos you have. :)

Very good job❤❤🎉🎉

All that TAG proved to me is that there is more to discover elsewhere, Did so. Retired to explore more. Up beside British Columbia,

This TAG caver was breaking news decades ago. Caught by a TV crew as as two Saber-tooth Tigers were found. Congratulations. Now wait decades to share your history with the future explorers.