Luray Caverns on "What in the World?"

Luray Caverns as seen on the kid's show "What in the World?"

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

In West Virginia, we have 2 Caverns.... Smoke Hole and Seneca Caverns.

[@otisdriftwood1697]

*ORGANS* are a instrument where you can hold the key down thus holding the note in perpetuity. Being as this organ purportedly uses hammers is THIS organ able to do the same ?

[@Wintrxz]

I went there today

[@norasweeney5219]

It's cool in person.

[@CheddarCheese1984]

I went there

[@frtskr]

"Yeah, do it. Hit that Touch Light, Admiral Hairspray. Mmm, yeah." -- Gen. Colin Powell

[@brandonwilson7371]

The magic of this place squeezes my heart because the beauty is 100%

[@forkfour]

i live in virginia I have been there many times and frankly everytime i was terrified a pillar or ceiling was going to smash the living crap about me!

[@pinkfreud62]

It's been years since I've visited the caverns. Hope to see them again some day.

[@IrkenInvaderLan]

I went there on Friday with the marching band (field trip from Massachusetts) and we drank out of the lake. Also, for those who have been in person, the small puddle where everyone throws coins in, and no one has gotten a coin on the ledge in four years? My friend and bandmate got it on :)

[@TiegoVegas]

might sound boring but is a nice place to go i bent there

[@fatalhellwolf4287]

I live in the town nest to this. So ima go check it out.

[@smallmelinda1]

@cowboot10 i totally agree with you

[@Driven2Beers]

I first went there in 1975. Everyone was encouraged to rub the "fried eggs in stone" for luck. It was an almost yearly thing to go there all the way up into the late 1980's. Then I moved away from home. I took a girlfriend there around 2000 and let her rub the eggs. The guide totally freaked and threatened to have us booted out by security (and worse... arrested)! I've never gone back there again and have no desire to do so.

[@nathanieloxford6288]

Interesting how our attitudes about the natural world change over time. These cave formations took thousands to millions of years to form, and then some guy comes in the twentieth century and cuts them up to make a musical instrument.

[@jenniferrothgeb8023]

Those eggs are now gone because of people rubbing them

[@WulfGuy]

ah my hometown

[@lobstertelephone8907]

I just been there

[@isabellaguzman5099]

I went there today

[@esabra7]

I went there yesterday