Death Bell Cave; Real Horror Show, originally uploaded by Mic2006. We descended by cable ladder into the cave that we call the Death Bell. That morning we had no idea what we would find. My greatest fear was rattle snakes. I have come across the Massasagua rattle snake in caves before, but being in Ontario, [...]
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Death Bell Cave; Real Horror Show
Posted in archeology, best things to do in Toronto, bizzare, bones, book on caves, Buy The Book, Canada, cave conservation, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Ontario, cool things to do in toronto, crazy things, creepy places, cryptozooology, Education, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, FOTEK, fun things to do in toronto, geography, geology, haunted places, Interesting, nature, Nature/Outdoors, niagara escarpment, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, photo, Photography, photos, picture of, rockhounding, rockhounding in Ontario, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sinkholes, sinkholes in Ontario, sports, strange places, things to do in Toronto, tagged archeology, Caves, caves in Canada, caving, Caving in Ontario, creepy, death, exploration on May 21, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Extreme Outdoor sports in Canada – Opening Buried Cave Tunnels (Toronto, Ontario)
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, best things to do in Toronto, book on caves, Buy The Book, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, cool things to do in toronto, diving in ontario, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, fun things to do in toronto, nature, Nature/Outdoors, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sinkholes in Ontario, things to do in Toronto, underground, underground Ontario, What is an extreme sport, tagged books on caves, Caves, caving, Caving in Ontario, exploration in Canada, extreme sports, extreme sports in Canada, outdoor sports in Canada on April 23, 2012 | 2 Comments »
Extreme Outdoor sports in canada, originally uploaded by Mic2006. Though many would consider caving to be an extreme outdoor sport, I believe that there are few experiences that have the soul baring qualities of first time exploration of virgin tunnels. Though there are plenty of opportunities for exploring such passasges in western Canada – in [...]
Buried Alive! – Extreme Caving in Ontario
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, book on caves, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Ontario, cool things to do in toronto, diving in ontario, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, guelph, Hamilton, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, photo, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sinkholes, sinkholes in Ontario, sports, tagged Caves, caving, Caving in Ontario, glacial Age, karst in Ontario, lakes in Ontario, Sinkholes in Ontario on April 15, 2012 | 2 Comments »
Buried Alive! – Extreme Caving in Ontario, originally uploaded by Mic2006. Greetings cavers and cave interested readers. As you might have gathered by the photo, I have spent some time underground today in the solitary and yet thought provoking pursuit of extreme cave digging. Admittedly there were times when it felt like I was buried [...]
Caves Beneath the Bruce Peninsula – Beneath the Niagara Escarpment
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, book on caves, books, cave conservation, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, cool things to do in toronto, diving, diving in ontario, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, fun things to do in toronto, geography, geology, Interesting, nature, Nature/Outdoors, niagara escarpment, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, photo, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sinkholes, sinkholes in Ontario, strange places, things to do in Toronto, underground, underground Ontario, tagged Bruce Peninsula, cave shafts, Caves, caving, Niagara escarpment, shafts, video on caves, video on caving on April 13, 2012 | 4 Comments »
Caves on the Bruce Peninsula – Beneath the Niagara Escarpment, originally uploaded by Mic2006. This is a shaft at the back of a well known sea cave on the Bruce Peninsula. It might appear that I am desperately fighting a giant serpent that is in the process of swallowing me. Well gravity is on it’s [...]
Argument Hole – Another entrance to the Marmora Maze Caves and the Accompanying Video on Caves
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, best things to do in Toronto, book on caves, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, cool things to do in toronto, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, fun things to do in toronto, geography, geology, guelph, Hamilton, Interesting, Nature/Outdoors, niagara escarpment, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sports, things to do in Toronto, tunnels, underground, underground Ontario, tagged Argument Hole, book on caves, cave video, Caves, Caving in Ontario, Marmora Maze Caves, Video on cave exploration, video on caves on February 22, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Argument Hole – Another entrance to the Marmora Maze Caves, originally uploaded by Mic2006. Argument Hole – so named for the dispute that took place at it’s discovery and subsequent exploration (that was many years ago). JC and I had spent some time scouting along the bottom of the escarpment beside the sometimes flowing resurgence [...]
Marmora Karst – Geology of Ontario, a Winter Exploration near Toronto
Posted in book on caves, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, cool things to do in toronto, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, fun things to do in toronto, geography, geology, niagara escarpment, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sinkholes in Ontario, sports, strange places, things to do in Toronto, underground, underground Ontario, What is an extreme sport, tagged book on caves, Caves, caves in Canada, Caving in Ontario, extreme sports, ice caving, Marmora, things to do near toronto, winter sports on February 21, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Marmora Karst – Geology of Ontario, originally uploaded by Mic2006. The Marmora area in the winter (a few hours north east of Toronto) certainly gives the impression of pristine Canadian wilderness, it feels wild and remote and it certainly is most beautiful. JC and I made the 3.5 hour drive from Guelph / Hamilton this [...]
Caving in Ontario; Exploration of Buried Karst – An adventure in extreme sport in Canada
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, books, Buy The Book, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, diving, diving in ontario, Education, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, Hamilton, hiking, Interesting, Life, My Book, mystery, nature, Nature/Outdoors, niagara escarpment, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, sandstone, science, searching for caves, sinkholes in Ontario, sports, strange places, Toronto Cave Group, tunnels, underground, underground Ontario, tagged book on caves, Book on caving, cave book, Caves, caving, Caving in Ontario, exploration, exploring, extreme sports on January 1, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Caving in Ontario – Exploration of Buried Karst – JC following up a cave tunnel “The newly published book, “Caving in Ontario; Exploration of Buried Karst”, is now available for purchase from Lulu at this link – “Caving in Ontario” – buy the book. On the Lulu web page you will be able to preview [...]
Caving in Ontario – book
Posted in adventure in Ontario, books, Buy The Book, Canada, cave conservation, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, diving, diving in ontario, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, guelph, Hamilton, Life, My Book, my life, mystery, nature, Nature/Outdoors, niagara escarpment, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, Photography, photos, picture of, rockhounding in Ontario, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sinkholes in Ontario, sports, strange places, Toronto Cave Group, underground Ontario, tagged Book on caving in Ontario, cave exploration, Caves, Caving in Ontario, Ontario's caves, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology on December 17, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Caving in Ontario – book, originally uploaded by Mic2006. Release of the book, Caving in Ontario; Exploring Buried Karst is now imminent. I am expecting that it should be available for purchase through Lulu, or the Edgehill Press site within about 10 days – End of Dec. 2011. Caving in Ontario; Exploring Buried Karst is [...]
A Cave in Marble – Ontario
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, Buy The Book, Canada, cave conservation, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, culture, cultures, diving in ontario, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, guelph, Hamilton, Interesting, My Book, my life, nature, Nature/Outdoors, niagara escarpment, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sinkholes in Ontario, sports, Toronto Cave Group, underground, underground Ontario, tagged book on caves, Book on caving, book on Ontario caves, Caves, caves in Canada, Caving in Ontario, exploring caves, exploring caves in canada, Finding Caves, marble caves, Ontario caves on October 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A cave in marble – Ontario, originally uploaded by Mic2006. Subject to my failure a few years ago to find a particular marble cave I have always felt this sadness whenever anyone mentions Ontario Marble caves. Well this coming Tuesday I am again going to attempt to locate the “P-Lake Cave” and photograph the beautiful [...]
Soil pipe in Ontario – it speaks of buried karst
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, books, Buy The Book, Canada, cave conservation, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, crazy things, creepy places, Education, entertainment, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, guelph, Hamilton, hiking, history, Interesting, Life, My Book, my life, nature, Nature/Outdoors, niagara escarpment, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, Personal, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sinkholes in Ontario, sports, strange places, underground, underground Ontario, wierd, tagged Alice in Wonderland, Caves, caves in Canada, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Ontario, karst in Canada, Lewis Carol, Lewis Caroll, sinkholes, soil pipes, soilpipes on September 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
IMGP1675, originally uploaded by Mic2006. Might this be the hole down which the white rabbit disappeared? JC and I found this in a valley. Two deep gullies lead up to this spot and there is some obvious overflow where the valley fills up under flood conditions and flows out across the land. The landowner said [...]
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