Man i appreciate what yall do. I'm fascinated by caves (and also terrified *cough cough* fantastic pit *cough cough*) If I wasn't claustrophobic or deathly afraid of spiders then i would be caving rn too. Guess I'll stick to aerospace stuff lol.
You have to remember, that any time you are squeezing your body through a tight cave passage, you have to be able to get back out. Some times it could be a one way situation... Thumbs Up!
That’s crazy man, I’ve lived around here almost my whole life and I’ve never heard of that cave… I guess the other cave on pigeon gets all the glory…lol
haha for me the spiders are what got me the first time. They are everywhere in these small caves. We came back because There were no videos and no maps so I had to find out if it opened up. I dont think it goes that far because the air stayed the same temp as the outside air and it was tight the entire time.
@@ActionAdventureTwins Just came from there today actually. Don't think ill ever bother with that cave again. Question, I've heard about a 25 foot waterfall in Anderson springs but never found it. Y'know anything about it?
@@thesixstringshooter we actually haven't been, we had plans to go this weekend but they fell through. We will probably go next weekend. But you might actually miss the waterfall simply cause everything is dry right now. Ulla isn't sumped up, and Ellison's has no water flowing into it.
@@ActionAdventureTwins I went to the blue hole today, I noticed no change. Obviously the waterfall at the lost wall was bone dry. I actually haven't found any opening in Ulla. I searched for a while. I don't have any map or anything, but I never could find anything in there.
@@thesixstringshooter I went to the blue hole today as well as Ellison's and no water flowing in but enough seeps in from other places that it replenishes the blue hole. But water level in the hole is very low. Everything is dry right now. You haven't found a way into ulla? Cause it's through the bars they installed. Then just squeeze through all the breakdown and follow where the air comes from and it opens up into the most impressive hugest cave I have ever ever seen
In summer at night a cold breeze blows from the left about halfway down the trail to Anderson. That's where I thought y'all were. I was always either alone or with a frightened girl friend. It's too high up to be a breeze coming from Anderson Cave. You've hiked the trail and climbed the cave so you know what I mean. I haven't been to the area in a decade. You wouldn't notice the breeze under any other circumstances. We heard a bear that night and retreated back up the trail, covered in ticks.
That was a very tight squeeze I don't think I could have made it but there was some really cool looking rock formations... Be careful stay safe
Man i appreciate what yall do. I'm fascinated by caves (and also terrified *cough cough* fantastic pit *cough cough*) If I wasn't claustrophobic or deathly afraid of spiders then i would be caving rn too. Guess I'll stick to aerospace stuff lol.
You have to remember, that any time you are squeezing your body through a tight cave passage, you have to be able to get back out. Some times it could be a one way situation... Thumbs Up!
500 foot pit no problem. Spider? You’re out of there. I wouldn’t do either. Loving your videos, though.
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That’s crazy man, I’ve lived around here almost my whole life and I’ve never heard of that cave… I guess the other cave on pigeon gets all the glory…lol
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@@ActionAdventureTwins Man that’s awesome, thank you!
Sure wish I could hear what you're saying 😊
I've tried to go in here twice but changed my mind both times when I realized how tight it is.
haha for me the spiders are what got me the first time. They are everywhere in these small caves. We came back because There were no videos and no maps so I had to find out if it opened up. I dont think it goes that far because the air stayed the same temp as the outside air and it was tight the entire time.
@@ActionAdventureTwins Just came from there today actually. Don't think ill ever bother with that cave again. Question, I've heard about a 25 foot waterfall in Anderson springs but never found it. Y'know anything about it?
@@thesixstringshooter we actually haven't been, we had plans to go this weekend but they fell through. We will probably go next weekend. But you might actually miss the waterfall simply cause everything is dry right now. Ulla isn't sumped up, and Ellison's has no water flowing into it.
@@ActionAdventureTwins I went to the blue hole today, I noticed no change. Obviously the waterfall at the lost wall was bone dry. I actually haven't found any opening in Ulla. I searched for a while. I don't have any map or anything, but I never could find anything in there.
@@thesixstringshooter I went to the blue hole today as well as Ellison's and no water flowing in but enough seeps in from other places that it replenishes the blue hole. But water level in the hole is very low. Everything is dry right now. You haven't found a way into ulla? Cause it's through the bars they installed. Then just squeeze through all the breakdown and follow where the air comes from and it opens up into the most impressive hugest cave I have ever ever seen
What are you jamming out to down there?...I hear music...nvm..i figured it out..i hate that song..
what song is it? i don't recognize it
What are the respirators for?
proly bat poo 💩
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This must be the one to the left of Anderson, judging by the landscape.
no this one is on the map shown if you type "pettyjohns cave map" into google images....so. there is one to the left of andersons????
@@ActionAdventureTwins yeah I think so. That's what I was saying on other comments.
In summer at night a cold breeze blows from the left about halfway down the trail to Anderson. That's where I thought y'all were. I was always either alone or with a frightened girl friend. It's too high up to be a breeze coming from Anderson Cave. You've hiked the trail and climbed the cave so you know what I mean. I haven't been to the area in a decade. You wouldn't notice the breeze under any other circumstances. We heard a bear that night and retreated back up the trail, covered in ticks.
Good excuse to get a girlfriend naked, lol, just sayin.
Ticks or d**** b****. Lol. Jk.
🎤 mics are muffled..
Não gostei pq do perigo que vcs passam... lembre do outro que ficou preso na rocha
So. So