Moderator: Moderators
Sara wrote:see that doesnt sound too bad i think i could do that...especially with a room that size and with water! LOL i still don't know why but that does seem to make it more inviting!
ek wrote:Sara wrote:see that doesnt sound too bad i think i could do that...especially with a room that size and with water! LOL i still don't know why but that does seem to make it more inviting!
Here's another idea for why that is...water, like air, flows. Seeing the water flow may make the space seem less enclosed. But, did you say that seeing a lake in a cave also calmed you?
dark_storm83 wrote:I actually have the same problem with my wife. I like the more difficult caves with tight crawls and pits basically the sporting caves but my wife would not last 2 seconds in those caves but she wants to share something I enjoy doing so I generally make special trips for her to attend to caves that are very opens and mostly walking passage (theres not oo many of those in Indiana though) really what most cavers would call bunny caves and then I have my trips with other caver friends to my caves and it seems to work okay for us. I don't know how much that will help if you are uneasy even in a show cave but if you could find a cave with large walking passages maybe you could slowly adjust to the slightly smaller caves.
robcountess wrote:"Go big or go home" takes on a whole new meaning now
Return to Caving General Discussion and Questions Forum
Users browsing this forum: No registered users