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 »
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 [...]
Abandoned Mine Near Niagara Falls – Ontario
Posted in abandoned, abandoned mines, abandoned mines in Ontario, adventure in Ontario, Adventures, art, Caves, Education, exploration, extreme sports, humor, industrial archeology, Interesting, Life, My Book, Nature/Outdoors, News, niagara escarpment, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, Photography, photos, picture of, rockhounding, rockhounding in Ontario, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, strange places, tunnels, underground, underground Ontario, urban exploration, wierd, tagged abandoned mines, abandoned mines in Ontario, exploration, Niagara Falls, rock art, rock paintings, urb ex, urban exploration, urbex on October 19, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Abandoned Mine Near Niagara Falls – Ontario, originally uploaded by Mic2006. Leaded paint rock art circa 1970. Do you suppose the artist was trying to express his inner soul? will this still be here a thousand years from now and what will they surmise of primitive Ontarions? I found this unique piece of primitive graffiti [...]
Caves of Ontario – Spanky’s Paradise (Spankys Paradise)
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, diving in ontario, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, Interesting, My Book, my life, 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, searching for caves, Toronto Cave Group, tunnels, underground, underground Ontario, tagged Cave discovery, caves in Canada, caving, Caving in Ontario, exploration, Finding Caves, Ontario Karst, Ontario's geography, Spanky's Paradise on August 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Spanky’s Paradise is certainly one of the more exciting cave discoveries that I’ve been involved with. Of particular note are the formations and also the knowledge of other tunnels in the area. Spanky’s is under an escarpment and there are several buried joints that follow into this ridge, all along the same orientation as Spanky’s. [...]
Wasteland Waterway – New Ontario Cave (again)
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, bats, bizzare, Buy The Book, Canada, cave conservation, cave digging, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, crazy things, environment, Eramosa Karst, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, Hamilton, hiking, Interesting, Life, My Book, my life, mystery, nature, Nature/Outdoors, ontario, ontario caves, Ontario geography, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geography, Ontario's geology, Personal, Photography, photos, picture of, rockhounding in Ontario, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sports, strange places, Toronto Cave Group, tunnels, underground, underground Ontario, wierd, tagged cave exploration, caving, Caving in Canada, Caving in Ontario, exploration, Ontario caves, outdoors Ontario, spelunking on April 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
wasteland waterway – Ontario Cave, originally uploaded by Mic2006. Well as much as I have used the post title before, it comes as no surprise that it should be used again, because if you keep on looking, you just keep on finding. As seems apparent both JC and I are two stubborn dogs who just [...]
More Caves beneath Ontario
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, backpacking, bats, bizzare, books, Buy The Book, Canada, cave digging, cave diving in ontario, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Hamilton, Caving in Ontario, crazy things, culture, cultures, Education, environment, Eramosa Karst, extreme sports, geography, geology, guelph, Hamilton, hiking, history, Interesting, Life, My Book, my life, mystery, nature, Nature/Outdoors, niagara escarpment, ontario, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geology, Personal, Photography, photos, picture of, rockhounding, rockhounding in Ontario, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, strange places, Toronto Cave Group, Travel, tunnels, Uncategorized, underground Ontario, waterfalls of Ontario, wierd, tagged caving, Caving in Ontario, exploration, Niagara escarpment, Ontario caves on November 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Ontario cave Admittedly, there is way more down there than we have presently discovered. A good example would be the interior of the Bruce Peninsula – some of it public land, some of it private. Various indicators suggest that from the smaller tunnels, their sediment blockages and lack of surface flowing water, there must [...]
You can’t win em all
Posted in adventure in Ontario, Adventures, backpacking, Buy The Book, Canada, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Ontario, Education, environment, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, hiking, Interesting, My Book, my life, nature, Nature/Outdoors, ontario, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geology, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, science, searching for caves, sports, tunnels, underground, underground Ontario, tagged adventure, Caves, caving, Caving in Ontario, damn beavers, exploration, Exploration in Ontario, extreme sport, misadventure, sport on September 11, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Puzzled? Not so for the experienced Ontario cave searcher I whimped out! I am at this time still barely able to walk. My excuse … I am out of shape Jeff is in shape He walked too fast, I walked to slow My backpack was too heavy It was too hot, I missed my dog [...]
Lost a Wheel Somewhere Under There
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 Ontario, environment, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, hiking, history, industrial archeology, Interesting, My Book, my life, mystery, nature, Nature/Outdoors, ontario, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geology, Personal, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, searching for caves, sports, strange places, Toronto Cave Group, tunnels, underground, underground Ontario, wierd, tagged caving, Caving in Ontario, claustrophobia, exploration, karst, tunnels, underground on July 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Where does the tunnel go from here? Is there airspace or do the passages descend beneath the water table? Next visit we will remove the wheel and try back-float the passage in a wet suit. A short distance through the mud left me up against this wheel – a good place for mud bogging if [...]
“Bed of Glass Cave”
Posted in adventure in Ontario, bizzare, Buy The Book, Canada, cave digging, cave formation, Caves, caves in Ontario, caving, Caving in Ontario, Education, environment, exploration, extreme sports, geography, geology, hiking, history, industrial archeology, Interesting, Life, My Book, my life, mystery, nature, Nature/Outdoors, News, ontario, Ontario Underground, Ontario's geology, people, Personal, Photography, photos, picture of, rocks and minerals, rocks in Ontario, rockwatching, searching for caves, sports, strange places, Toronto Cave Group, tunnels, Uncategorized, underground, underground Ontario, tagged cave, caving, Caving in Ontario, exploration, Lake Erie, nature, Onondaga Escarpment, Ontario caves, Ontario geology, rock of Ontario, spelunking on July 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A newly discovered Ontario cave Initial exploration of “Bed of Glass Cave” This is Jeff, he discovered Bed of Glass Cave” last weekend. Having dropped down through the hole that had been broken through the coils of rusting wire we found ourself in a twilight world of subdued light, old car parts and broken bottles. [...]
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