EWU just released the footage of the attempted rescue of John Edward Jones from the Nutty Putty Cave back in 2009
I can’t post the link obviously but holy shit. I’m sick.
Of course, not considering places underwater. I was recently hiking and noticed those small forests suspended hundred of meters, with very closed vegetation, that even people climbing would avoid. At the same time, I find impressive how humans adapt and find a way.
What are examples of places there is no way humans have been to?
I've always been fascinated with this tragic event and how at a few points in my 20's I was probably one wrong move from being in a similar situation. I regularly watch EWU and this one just popped up in my feed. I had no idea there was any video footage. It's not spectacular, but it does give a brief glimpse of John's feet and the confined space. RIP John Jones.
An underground cathedral in an old salt mine a few hours' drive from Bogotá. The Stations of the Cross are represented in carvings on the way down toward the cathedral