Let's try this again. Last week, this episode had major technical issues. Rather than leave it up, we decided to edit it again and release it with some extended footage from the cave.In this episode of Dad's Rules, Kevin and his special guest Melissa discuss their recent visit to Niagara Cave, a mile-long underground cave system discovered in 1924 on a farmer's property in Minnesota. They talk about the history of the cave, the steps and physical requirements needed to tour it, and the cool features and formations found inside. The tour guides are knowledgeable and offer interesting factoids about the cave, and the temperature inside stays a constant 48 degrees. The cave is a wet The Niagara Cave in Harmony, Minnesota is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful underground formations. The cave was discovered in 1924 and was opened for tourism in 1934 after being developed and mapped. The tour takes visitors through a variety of formations including stalactites and stalagmites, and even a wedding chapel. The gift shop offers a variety of souvenirs and the opportunity to mine for gemstones. The cave is rated one of the top ten caves in the US and: Niagara Cave is known for its tall and narrow layout, making it more like a long hallway. One unique feature found in the cave are stalactites, which are formed when water drips down and deposits minerals on the walls. Another rare feature in the cave are helictites, which are twisted and curvy formations that are believed to have been caused by collision of two water streams. The cave also has formations with a whitish color, which could exhibit fluorescence and phosphorescence.If you like the episode, please like, share, comment and leave feedback. It all helps the show grow.At the time of posting, The Dad's Rules Store is currently closed while we revamp it! Feel free to check back later @ www.dadsrulesswag.comAnd, as always, you can follow me through my socials posted at https://linktr.ee/kevinbelzeror email me at dadsrulesforkickassadults@gmail.com
