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FakeNoose

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2. How can they walk through this cave without destroying it?

Reply to panader0 (Original post)

Tue Jun 11, 2019, 11:11 AM

Jun 2019

It all seems quite fragile but I guess they have already tested for weight tolerances, etc.
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Mexico's Crystal Cave--truly unbelieveable. [View all] panader0 Jun 2019 OP

Amazing...thanks for the link! Wounded Bear Jun 2019 #1

How can they walk through this cave without destroying it? FakeNoose Jun 2019 #2

it has probably filled back up with water by now Kali Jun 2019 #3

I remember seeing a program... SergeStorms Jun 2019 #5

The cave sits over a magma chamber nocoincidences Jun 2019 #4

I went to one of these caves in the Barbados. kimbutgar Jun 2019 #6

Going to Barbados next month. Did you like it? Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #9

I was on a cruise and that's the only place we went to that was kid friendly kimbutgar Jun 2019 #10

Here's another video with a bit of info blaze Jun 2019 #7

Cool! BigmanPigman Jun 2019 #13

thanks for posting this KT2000 Jun 2019 #14

Wow! A real loss de "Fortress of Solitude"! calimary Jun 2019 #8

Awesome. Otherworldly. Fla Dem Jun 2019 #11

Incredible! smirkymonkey Jun 2019 #12

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