Caves in Lititz Springs Park, Lancaster county PA

[@sandraplonka5225]

Really enjoy your videos. Pennsylvania is such an interesting state and truly beautiful. That’s for sharing.

[@Lily-fh6ow]

Hello, I live in lititz and I've lived there my whole life. I can say, it's one of the most beautiful places on earth.

[@JPVideos81]

Man those little openings look inviting. Think i need to check this place out for myself.

[@mattmicken6379]

My wife and I were there probably 2 and a half years ago. The water was 6-8 inches shallower then - the rain was crazy last year. Anyway, I'm digging your channel with a shovel. We don't have nearly as much stuff to explore down on Delmarva, so I've been living vicariously through your videos. Keep it up!

[@markcooper8605]

This is why l watch your channel. I can sit at home in Georgia and see all the cool stuff in Pennsylvania. You do a good job Cliff. Thanks so much. Now, l need a Wandering Woodsman pocket knife and a Wandering Woodsman keychain and a Wandering Woodsman toaster cozy and a .....................thank you man.

[@johnferguson185]

Very Kool , beautiful springs

[@JamesRobertSmith]

What a cool place! The clarity of the water reminds me some of the first magnitude springs my wife and I have kayaked and snorkeled in Florida.

[@SueGirling68]

Hi, that is such a beautiful park and that one little kind of tunnel into the cave looked very tempting lol. Thank you that was an awesome video. x

[@karenpacker8862]

Must be tempting to go in the caves. Sure be interesting. The springs are awesome and a very pretty park.

[@20greeneyes20]

Wow I've been there hmmm I missed this, should have done my homework. Great shopping there, neat little shops there too. I love this little town. It is very old !!!! A must see......

[@AbandonedMines11]

I bet that water is ice cold! Nice video.

[@garnetbarton3313]

If that grate wasn't there would you consider going in? The water is so crystal clear and cool to look at. I love your adventures.

[@bretclaar1663]

I am moving in the next 2 weeks from Lititz... I might go check out that cave

[@bretclaar1663]

I came back

[@rosemarykasper4001]

Cool park, afraid you might need some scuba gear to access those caves though! Really pretty place and loved the duckies! 🧜🦆

[@nicolewhittemore8441]

Born and raised in lititz. I still live here. If you get a chance to come back this way you will have to check out middle creek wild life preservation.

[@ruthgoebel723]

Yes, this is a lovely park. Did not know about the caves.

[@JTSPodcast]

This is so cool! I never knew there were caves there!

[@nicotocci6776]

I’m from lititz and always wanted to go in there 😂

[@bradtipton986]

I have been to Lititz Springs Park many times and am well aware of the caves. These are obviously limestone caves and have a lot of water running through them. My question is, why there are not any potholes in the cave area? I would expect some of the caves to collapse over time, considering the water should slowly dissolve the internal cave supporting structures? Have you learned anything about that while researching these caves for your presentation?

[@bradtipton986]

@Bill Bond With acid rain becoming more prevalent, I guess you can expect more sink holes. I live near Palmyra where several very large and serious sink holes have formed and re-formed after repairs, these last 3 to 4 years. A major contributor is injection wells, used to drain acid rain water. There are no "exposed caves" locally, however.

[@coldblue9mm]

The headwaters of the Sacramento River is in Mt. Shasta City, Ca. It's a spring that the water just bubbles up out of the earth. A lot of people fill water containers at the spring. It's at the base of Mt. Shasta, the volcano.

[@darlenegood4101]

Love the ducks. There is park 30 minutes from me. I used to go and feed a couple loaves of bread to them...now they frown upon it. Does the water freeze during the winter?

[@RetroGamerVX]

first time I've seen that done to caves. I've seen it done to springs but they obviously don't have larger portals

[@jettrodriguez7389]

I'm a student at Warwick and I looked up lititz to see this video posted 5hrs ago

[@RichardWatsonboltspinner]

That is the strangest park ever, very cool, thanks'.

[@tweet-tweettweety9704]

Excellent video! Thank you so much! You teach physics. You must be very smart. I was (am) terrified of physics and when I finished biology and chemistry in high school, (we were required to take 2 sciences) that ended my science education, until I got to college. lol But I've always wondered if I could have tackled physics. I hear terms like "gimbal lock" in movies like Apolo 13 and think "NO! NO! That smacks of physics, can't do it!" lol Maybe one of those Dummy books? lol

[@BrettRebman]

Can you provide more info on the Historical Society talk? I'd be very interested in attending that

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

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[@daveyjoweaver5183]

So what is the date in Nov. When your speaking at Lanc. Co. Hist. Soc.? Like to be there. Boy, with all the rain the spring is gushing. I haven't been to the spring in years. There is also Donegal spring at the old church. I believe it yeilds 1,000,000 gals. a day. It is a historical church, near Maytown, and there was the Witness Tree located in the church yard. This is where the congreation pledged there support for the Revolution. I believe it wad taken down in the 80s as it was dying. A huge white oak. I can tell you of some other places I think you'd be interested in at your talk.Thanks most kindly! DaveyJO in Lancaster Co

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

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[@onetwocue]

As a kid growing up there, we would always dare each other to jump across the stream.

[@justwondering5540]

That stonework is still good after all the years.I wonder what the water quality is before the ducks.

[@rogerc7960]

Robot mini cam?

[@olivei2484]

Any chance you would video your historical society lecture? Hint hnit.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Not sure what to say to this....

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

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[@olivei2484]

@@thewanderingwoodsman7227 Well ... some of us are a tad west of the Mississippi. I saw Georgia was represented here too

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I realize that. I'll see what I can do.

[@olivei2484]

@@thewanderingwoodsman7227 Cool. Much thanks for taking the time.

[@walterglowacki2185]

Wow I lived in Myerstown for 26 years and never knew about this spring, I'm now retired and live in Crossville Tennessee, sad about the chocolate factory being removed another part of history in P.A.to disappear, great restaurants in that area almost retired to Lititz but in the end taxes made me move South ,no more high taxes poop smells stink bugs snow removal pot holes and iced roads to get to work!see you all!!!!!!!

[@Jason_Phillips3679]

Those cave entry ways kinda remind me of old fort...

[@nickmad887]

Thank you

[@JeroenvanIddekinge]

Interesting video. The german text (Gottes Brunnelein hat wasser die Fulle) means "Gods fountain has water in abundance'

[@jazminibarrola2425]

This is really cool!

[@michellelovesanimals2237]

Why is it kinda creepy, like noooo way would I try going back in those caves

[@calvinjones1781]

👍👍👏👏

[@keithwebb5003]

I’ve been inside. You don’t even stop at the hole in your video I guess because it seems the least likely one. You can stand up inside and look back through the wall. You might be able to squeeze a dozen people in there.

[@beetlejuice4693]

That water is ice cold

[@jazminibarrola2425]

gods stream is full

[@robertplutz8221]

Limestone Caves

[@MitchelLainyUs]

Go for it! Lol :)

[@Olivia-ei9qw]

i live here lol

[@the_lancaster_libertarian]

We call those ducks the welfare ducks. Haha