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<blockquote data-quote="CaptainChardonnay" data-source="post: 1202933" data-attributes="member: 3523">I don't get the point of your post Dalaran1991, are you trying to say that this event isn't happening? As TK said, Thai people smile a lot. They're a friendly and warm people. You can pass bottles of water and MREs through the smaller passages in the cave, run a line to the kids nail it down and then dolly it through the underwater parts after a driver has gone through and set it up. RIP to the Thai SEAL. The guy wasn't even on active duty anymore. Came back to try to save the kids. Very sad. I explored a few caves a while in Vietnam, nothing as narrow as this one though and when I was younger I went into a really small and narrow cave my friends and I found in a forest. We crawled through it and the whole time I was banging my helmet along the rock walls and ceilings going through. The small caves are not fun. Also almost drowned not too long ago swimming far out of shore while in Brazil into the waves with no safety gear after hiking for 2 hours. Drowning is no joke, stay safe boys!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CaptainChardonnay, post: 1202933, member: 3523"] I don't get the point of your post Dalaran1991, are you trying to say that this event isn't happening? As TK said, Thai people smile a lot. They're a friendly and warm people. You can pass bottles of water and MREs through the smaller passages in the cave, run a line to the kids nail it down and then dolly it through the underwater parts after a driver has gone through and set it up. RIP to the Thai SEAL. The guy wasn't even on active duty anymore. Came back to try to save the kids. Very sad. I explored a few caves a while in Vietnam, nothing as narrow as this one though and when I was younger I went into a really small and narrow cave my friends and I found in a forest. We crawled through it and the whole time I was banging my helmet along the rock walls and ceilings going through. The small caves are not fun. Also almost drowned not too long ago swimming far out of shore while in Brazil into the waves with no safety gear after hiking for 2 hours. Drowning is no joke, stay safe boys! [/QUOTE]

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