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Caving helmet with light. . The translocators and loot rooms you can spot by sprinting through and marking your route with anything. I think caving is genuinely a stupid idea. Just have ladders/dirt and pick to dig your way out in an emergency. Oct 21, 2023 · At bronze age you're only caving for either translocators or lucky ore or loot room. Ore is safer to find using traditional methods. This thought was prompted by watching explorations that went wrong, people who were genuinely under-prepared, skill wise or equipment wise. Oct 2, 2022 · A subreddit about caves, caving, and caver culture. Jul 31, 2022 · When caving into a very confined tunnel, how do you know it doesn’t just come to an end where you don’t have the space to turn around? Or is it inherently more biomechanically advantageous to squat without knee-caving? If so, please explain! I would think that the body is smart enough to do the movement in the most effective way, right? If I remember correctly, the most powerful hip extensor when the knee is flexed is the adductor magnus, so it would make sense that activiating it leads to knee valgus but also to a stronger Aug 23, 2023 · Worst Caving Story You Know Besides NP (as that is against the rules), what's the scariest/most disturbing caving story you've read or heard about Sep 7, 2022 · A subreddit about caves, caving, and caver culture. What's your most dangerous/scariest cave exploring stories? I thought this would be an interesting share. A subreddit about caves, caving, and caver culture. Do not ask where to find caves! Be excellent to each other. Which is all the thrill of caving, but underwater and in low visibility since silt ends up in the water so you can't figure out how to get to the surface as your oxygen slowly runs out When I was a kid, there was a net version with a little tunnel in one of those playcentres with the plastic balls, even that used to freak me out. Let's talk about the sketchiest/most dangerous caving (or otherwise underground) trips you've done. We welcome trip reports, photographs of caves, gear reviews, questions about caving, and cave science. Oct 2, 2022 · A subreddit about caves, caving, and caver culture. dycf1f, ewtxo9, d6mht, iwm6c, islpd, y0pw, ns5om0, zroy, tevkx, 6pauv7,