HUNDREDS of DEADLY spiders above us in CAVE in WALES No.108
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Becka and Zach: The Welsh-inspired duo who crossed the Atlantic in their 40ft Colvic Victor ketch, Teulu, before transitioning to an off-grid land chapter in 2026.
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In todays video we first head to Ogof Clogwyn and Cwm Clydach. After spooking ourselves in some old railway tunnels, we then find an incredible cave with phreatic shevling created by water pushing through the rock. Unfortunatley, it becomes very wet, fast, so we decided to head back out and to our next destination, Eglwys Faen and Craig Y Cilau. After finding several much smaller caves, we find what we were looking for the, ‘stone church’. Minus the bats flying around our heads, the many, many false widow spiders and moths, this was such an epic cave and well worth the cross-country route we took to it!
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