Have you ever been to a cave? Seriously, I have yet to pay a visit in any caves in Malaysia. I am

Plato illustrates the cave as “a cell down under the ground” filled with pitch darkness. Including, two people who never knew reality. Shackled to the chains onto a seat for the rest of their lives as they look at a wall of nothingness. Meanwhile, mesmerized while watching “the shadows of artefacts would constitute the only reality” these people

In the cave I was shocked with how beautiful it was on the inside. The caves I have visited have never looked this neat. When we first saw the inside we see that there were these crystal icicle looking things all over the place and they looked really clean compared to other caves that I have

The cave is the prison for the soul and the journey out of the cave is the soul’s path to enlightenment. If a character in a story successfully escapes the cave and finds enlightenment this would have a

This concept is exhibited in the inquiry as I will be discussing how Princess Margaret Rose Cave maintains life, how they save humans, what do they allow in the cave to make sure everyone is safe and what workers do to the stalactites and cave walls when rainfall has come into them.

Upon exiting the cave and acquiring an education and knowledge we are then posed the dilemma. Do we

“The meaning of the cave isn't lying on the surface of the novel. Rather, it waits somewhere deep, and part of what it requires of us is to bring something of ourselves to the encounter. If we want to figure out what a symbol might mean, we have to use a variety of tools on it: questions, experience, preexisting knowledge (Foster 106-107).” This passage is referring to dive deep into thought about what a symbol really stands for. In this case a cave, the cave is more than just an underground chamber inside the Earth. It’s a place of our ancestors, of darkness, and of mystery. In the novel A Passage to India, the caves have different meanings for everyone. The meaning of a cave means one thing for Mrs. Moore , but a whole different thing for

The dig is relentless, 100 meters through cold, hard dirt. The constant risk of a cave in does not keep our hopes up as well as we have already lost 3 men in the past week due to them. I press my ear against the wall of the now abruptly ending tunnel. “Tink

were ready to set off we rode to the river past the rock. All of it was uphill the first hill me and my dad had to go up was

Caving is dangerous but so is the world on the surface, both have their wonders and their downfalls. Even without the need for exploring the caves Gala, Bill, and Zuzia all agree they would still go caving, where you never know what you might find hidden below the earth's surface. Coming out of the cave after spending nearly a whole week the three explorers could only soak in the view of the surface for a brief moment before they stuck to the shadows while making their way back to base camp until the next

The Son Doong Expedition Tour is one of the most favorite tours I desire to explore. This ad appeals to my pathos simply because Son Doong is located in Vietnam where I was born and raised until the day I got married. Too many sweet memories I got in the past seem to appear in front of my eyes when I am looking at this ad. It can bring many strong emotions to me and makes me feel homesick. As Vietnam is my motherland, I am feeling proud of Son Doong as one of the world’s largest cave.

To begin with, I am afraid of falling off the side of a mountain. Even if the edge is over 100 feet away, I can still picture myself tripping and accidentally going over the edge. Because of this fear, I absolutely did not want to go on the hike. I pouted, whined, and did everything I could to resist the adventure. The hike aside, the car ride to the base of the volcano is terrifying enough because of the twisty, mountainous roads in addition to left-hand side driving. And why was no else concerned that the volcano might erupt while we were on it? Unfortunately for me (at the time), my family and I made it to the starting point of the trail. I trudged up the volcano, trailing behind the rest of my family, and after two terrifying and exhausting hours, we made it to the summit. It was breathtaking. We were literally in the clouds, we could see Saint Lucia in the distance, and seeing the steam rolling off the bottom of the crater was unexpectedly exhilarating. I could never have imagined what a volcano would look like, and I am so grateful that my family forced me to go—I will never miss an opportunity like that just because I do not feel like

The cave is underground and dark; it consists of human beings who have been living down there since childhood. These people are almost like prisoners since

My first reason why we should go on this field trip is because it will be educational. In the field trip we would mostly learn about science. According to Lava Beds National Monument, it states, “Over 700 caves have now been discovered hidden in the natural wilderness of the area.” When we go to the field trip we would learn about the caves and volcanoes formations. Even though some caves are very old, we would have to bend and crawl through tubes of ragged rocks, and we would have to be cautious, we would use sturdy shoes, helmets, knee pads, and flashlights. Also not all the caves are old and have jagged rocks, based on Lava Beds National Monument, some caves have high ceilings and smooth floors, which would make exploration more easy. When we are on the trip we would learn

The U.S has many caves each with different cavernous terrain. These underground areas hold plenty of beautiful natural wonders from oddly interesting wildlife to huge crystal formations. The exploration of caves presents cavers with the opportunity to see new species. The amount of caves and the variety of them allows for a new experience and adventure every time. Some caves can be tight and cramped spaces or huge underground areas that are large enough to have water pools, even mini rivers and waterfalls. The mysteries of what a cave can hold is the most appealing part to

The path leading up the mountain looked like a never ending hallway. With our hiking shoes and backpacks, we looked like explorers ready to face our