Huge Crystal Discovery In The Outer Limits Of Pettyjohn Cave

we found rare crystals and discovered a new passage in this trip to the outer limit of Pettyjohns cave.

[MaiXoxo]

My brain hurts watching you guys crawl through super tight spaces. You two are brave. Thankyou for getting good footage for us people who will never go inside caves

[brucesz]

I have to say that in my younger years, with old mine shafts and caving that I have explored, I have never ad big enough brass ones like you guys have. There is no way I'd have gone into the places you have been. This video is extremely entertaining with many dangerous and exciting areas of the cave. Be careful, be safe, and enjoy what your doing while you are young. God bless!

[thtyoungelwoodj]

@3:15 when he asks, "Are you sure this is the way?" and the other guy responds, "We're never sure!" That's how you know these guys are up-to some serious spelunking. In the next scene they reach some crystals. This directly highlights the rewarding experience of exploring every pit/tunnel/mine, etc that only the brave and prepared can experience first-hand.
Thanks for the videos! I've found great-joy in absorbing almost your entire channel in these past few weeks! I look forward to many more videos & posibly re-visits of previously recorded caves! Your content takes me back to my years in scouting where I was able to explore Mammoth cave once, and climb-outdoors pretty regularly year-round.
I've got to buy my own climbing gear nowadays and I'm going to start with a gri-gri just so they'll allow me to belay at my closest gym, but Ellis Cave is on my bucket-list now - after I brush-up on things.

The best part about your videos is that you guys sound exactly like we did when we were in a cave, every time 😂 You guys are the only people on Youtube experiencing caves properly - but I haven't seen all of the content on here yet

[saurabhchanana]

Never seen anything like this in my life. Real adventure it was. Huge respect for you guys.

[annaariza]

9 hours in there???? That's a crazy amount of time! These videos are great to watch. I did my first cave this year. Loved it!

[TooManyAtoms]

The Double-A twins never fail to deliver. These guys are the rock stars of spelunking. Thanks for posting. 👍🏼👍🏼

[nuwver]

The pits and slits look dicey especially when it’s so muddy all around😳 glad you’re both safe. Those crystals are cool, though!

[carlpresley]

Years ago in the 1960s I was in the NSS. I went into over 100 caves in Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. We explored some of the most amazing caves during this time. This brings back a lot of memories

[katrinajohnson]

I am claustrophobic, so I am freaking out watching you guys going thru the cave. You certainly earned reaching the point of discovering those crystals. They're awesome!!

[Mr.MachuOfficial]

You both are true heros... I am speechless... Without you we all will never see these treasures of Mother nature...

[hiddenbyuser]

Absolutely insane grip strength descending into the canyon section, some very skilled caving you two got up to!

[jonathanjackgoodman]

Holy crap! You crab crawled along a slick muddy ditch over one of the scariest looking pits I've ever seen with no rope. You kids are next level! Crazy AF but balls like bulls. Much respect.

[AdventuresRUs]

It’s like you guys are on another planet! Stay safe and take care.

[austin]

It is incredible that you do this...

I admit the caves are awesome and I am glad that you braved them and shared the footage because I could never bring myself to go through those places you both do with such enthusiasm.

I pray for your saftey and I hope you find many more cool places to explore.

[LumberJackAsh]

“ This is not safe at all” *keeps going down

[peachiekeenp]

I just gotta say, I have a huge appreciation and strange addiction to watching your guys’ videos! They’re so fun and really high quality. I can tell you guys really like what you do. (The new GoPro footage looks great btw) Stay safe and have fun!

[kingofskate]

awesome pieces of calcite, particularly the cubic ones in the first room, theyre referred to as "icelandic spar." it was used a lot of the time to track the sun in low light conditions by vikings and other sea-faring cultures in the north atlantic. the birefringence properties allow the crystals to split light in such a way that mirrors light back to the C axis, Kodak used to source it from mexico to make gunsights for ww2 fighter planes

[SandysTastyCreations]

I think I have about 10 panic attacks in almost every video lmao. So impressive.... I could watch you guys for hours.

[Manuelordorica]

Hey guys, I can't tell you what a relief it was to see you out of that hole. That was impressive.

[Sadbaddie]

I so much admire the way you guys are simply in awe like it’s your first adventure on every adventure! It’s so beautiful what our Earth hides away from us. All the nooks and crannies are so ethereal to see! Keep up the good work and stay safe exploring ❤