Crystal Cave of the Giants

[Amber Wynd]

Has anyone seen this site before?
http://www.canyonsworldwide.com/crystals/index.html

I stumbled across this by accident tonight. The crystals in this cave are supposed to be the largest natural crystal formations in the world. They're certainly very impressive. :)

[CzechWoods]

i believe we have somewhere in the archives a thread about this, but such a beauty deserves to be posted over and over again :)

thank you for this sign :D

[Wolfscout1]

nice. thanks for the link. i never heard of it.

[Pesha]

I am just amazed at this place. I have heaerd of it but never saw actual pics before. My goodness the energies coming out of that place!!!

[RavensEye]

Wow lookng through that site I keep asking myself what it must be like from the stand point of feeling the energy from those crystals .. I would probably feel very jumpy with that many around :santasmil

[MankyCat]

That is amazing...

First time I heard of it or seen pictures... and I'm awed by it.

[Earthy]

Wow..i could feel the energies in the pictures, i cant begin to imagine what it would feel like to be there.
Amazing. Thanks for posting :)

[business voodoo]

although they said they were closed ... the thought that kept repeating itself was ...

road trip
road trip
road trip
RRROOOOAAADDDD TTTTRRRRRIIIIIPPPPPP!!!!!!!!

thanks for sharing!

[Squiddy]

although they said they were closed ... the thought that kept repeating itself was ...

road trip
road trip
road trip
RRROOOOAAADDDD TTTTRRRRRIIIIIPPPPPP!!!!!!!!

thanks for sharing!

LOL, business voodoo! Right after I read this thread I emailed a friend and said (you guessed it) ROAD TRIP!

She emailed me back and said she'd read an article about this place and said that the temperature was about 120F inside. (which I thought was weird for a cave. I thought by definition caves were cooler, but I guess I'm wrong) At any rate, I'm rethinking my road trip idea - at least until it's open to the public and/or get air conditioning.

[_Banbha_]

She emailed me back and said she'd read an article about this place and said that the temperature was about 120F inside. (which I thought was weird for a cave. I thought by definition caves were cooler, but I guess I'm wrong) At any rate, I'm rethinking my road trip idea - at least until it's open to the public and/or get air conditioning.The outer core at the center of the Earth is composed of molten iron, nickle and sulfer. It could burn your tootsies if you get too close. :eek:

[Squiddy]

The outer core at the center of the Earth is composed of molten iron, nickle and sulfer. It could burn your tootsies if you get too close. :eek:

LMAO! Probably more than my tootsies too!

[CzechWoods]

this thread deserves a bump