Caves

31 thoughts on “Caves”

1. I don’t know if I do. I have never been in one.

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   1. Arf. 😛

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2. Dwarves love caves.

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   1. Funny, I was thinkin of your dwarf right after I posted it hehe.

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      1. He is honored that you would spare him a thought! 🙂

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3. I ❤ caves.

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   1. Damp and bat-filled. 🙂

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      1. Damp, dark, dank, musky and guano filled too! Can’t have bats without a lot of bat guano! LOL

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4. I use to have a fear. but I went to Belize and did a tubing cave tour. I had such a great time. It was cool seeing all of the formations and remembering things I learned from elementary science. The only bad part were the bats swooping down but luckily they didn’t poop on my head.

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   1. Ooof, I love bats! Went on a few tame British cave tours in the south of England as a kid. Utterly fascinated me too. 🙂

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      1. When I was a kid, I had a pet bat. He was so mousy-looking and cute and he delighted in hanging upside down on my shirt pocket. I loved that bat and he never once threatened to bite me.

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      2. Aww, sounds like an awesome bat!

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5. This could be a whole adventure… you should do it… Little Fears presents… Cave of Fun… Cave of Wonders… I don’t know… but it seems like it could be a cool setting…

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   1. Would make a good collab too… Rubs chin

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6. All dark holes are filled with mystery and fear, depending on what those words meant to you, that is?

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   1. Oooo, gettin philosophical there sir!

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      1. Just write them like I (could have) live them

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   2. Some of those dark holes that are filled with mystery and fear can turn into rather expensive propositions and are probably best avoided in the first place. That is why I recommend staying single over getting attached in a marriage that is probably doomed from the start anyway!

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7. It’s a very nice blog. By any chance, did you do the drawings yourself?

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   1. Thank you. All doodles and writings are my own.

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      1. You’re talented! I really like them!

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      2. Cheers, Twenty. 🙂

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8. I have been to a cave on private property in my area that actually looks like Fred Flintstone’s house. Right down to the round window next to door . As a boy I had a special cave that was part of the way up a cliff. I would free climb up and set on the ledge to watch the forest floor below. About 8 years ago I made the hike back out to my cave and took pictures for my scrapbook . As I was processing the images I spotted the bear lurking in the shadows .

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   1. AHHHH! Holy crappa-bears, et you took a deep breath seeing that!

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      1. That’s life in the Appalachian mountains.

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9. I love your illustrations. I have never learnt to draw. 🙂

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   1. Thank you, but if we’re honest, I can’t draw for toffee. 🙂

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      1. They look good to me!

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