Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Reporter Dan Daru Goes on a Cave Adventure



Feature reporter Dan Daru, of KDVR takes viewers in a Cave of the Winds adventure in Manitou Springs in Colorado. In the video, hear Dan talk with companions in the dark as their hard hat lights try to pierce the darkness. Watch how his adventuring group discuss cave formations like stalactites together with their guide. Note that Daru says the cave temperature at 54 degrees Fahrenheit is very comfortable. That's just over 12 degrees Celsius but it may be a bit cold for some who are used to warmer air.

In Israel, a two-thousand-year-old man-made cave has been discovered in the Jordan valley. It holds strange Christian symbols and one that appears to be an ancient Zodiac sign. Read about that discovery in Macrocosm Science Magbook. Unlike the Cave of the Winds, this cave does not have stalactites. It also doesn't have any nasty creatures like those in the movie The Descent.

You can avail of Cave of the Wind Tours with special offers like a free tour on your birthday promo - whatever is available during your visit. It's really a walk-in-the-park. But visitors can opt to experience the tour as it was done more than a hundred years ago, when the cave was discovered - using old-fashioned lanterns!

He looks like a hairy potato, but Captain Caveman is anything but a potato head! He's funny, cute, and collectible! Get your Captain Caveman now at a special collectors' price. Click here or on the image to purchase.

Thursday, May 8, 2008

Crystal Clear Indiana Jones Trailer Drums Interest


One of the most anticipated movies of 2008 is nearing and the running trailers are something that keeps anticipation high. Not only are fans drooling for it, those who know who Steven Spielberg is are already looking forward to a blockbuster and a very good entertaining movie to watch!

If this trailer is any clue, then we all know what to expect---lots of adventure, and a good joyride into archaic history and delectable fiction.

Shown at left is the movie version of a crystal skull. It's definitely something that a contemporary cartoon artist would have designed!

Click here to read about the real, historical, crystal skulls of mystery!