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Just found your channel earlier today and have started pouring through your videos. You must live somewhere close to me in Inverness! It's cool to see all these places have more light shed on them! Keep up the vids!

Can you name the springs in the order they appeared?

Nss-cds full cave certified from 1996 and I've dove here several times. All this area is amazing.

Around 13:30-13:40 it appears that something yellowish is swimming on the opposite side of the creek unless it is just an object floating. Any idea what that was?

I always enjoy your videos!

Lot of fossils scuba diving out in river.

i drove here with my friends a month or two ago and the whole think was flooded all the way up to the first stair of the 1st spring ! I also came here one time after hurricane and there was like 40 fallen trees to maneuver around to get to the springs.

Wow awesome thanks for sharing this location. You get to your destinations by Motorcycle? Cool

wow very good men brother very go dow very deep in water

Very beautiful video. Didn’t know about this place. Thanks for sharing. I know that was refreshing with the hot summer weather. Safe travels FTB

wow very deep warter

wow brother florida very dangerous for mi i think snake in python brother

This park is mainly used by professional cave divers there aren't a lot of parking spaces here. I was here before the hurricane hit last year and the spring was in very bad shape

I tried to visit this park a few months ago. Drove over from Jacksonville to find it was closed...so I never saw past the entrance gate. Is the walking trail open now?

Great video! I need to check this spring out...

You're exposing many of Florida's long forgotten habitat sites. It is incredible how nature transforms these old ruins into an abundance of flora and fuana sanctuaries. Many old mines in central Florida have become gardens of inate beauty and exotic expanse. Your exploration and recording of these amazing treasures are very important and valuable. Many natural areas, even though once had industry and habitation, soon recover as plant communities dominate rather quickly. Love your videos! Keep them coming. They are true Florida treasure!❤

I started leading cave exploration school groups to Dames Cave in the 1990s for the Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa. Dames Cave has been abused by the public for many decades, but it still is an extremely fantastic cave to visit. There was an archeological excavation by archeologists in 1993 determining that Native Americans around 10,000 years ago used this cave for shelter and a source for chert. This prehistoric sink has many small side caves fun to explore. One of my students found a Bolon native American spear point in a deep recess at the bottom of Dames Cave. The State of Florida owns any archeological finds on state land and must be left where you find them. We left it where it was found! You should always contact the Withlacoochee State Forest Service before visiting the cave system. There are several other caves in its vacinity, and the trails are occasionally closed to perform controlled burns to remove undergrowth that may promote uncontrolled wild fires. One very well known nearby is called Peace Cave because a peace sign was painted on a majestic oak tree near its entrance. It has been gated, and you need to check when the gate is unlocked for field trips. Use discretion as it would be easily get locked in if the state rangers are unaware of your presence. This is another fantasic video exhibiting our local Florida hertige and geology in Citrus County. Thank you for recording this site.

Our historical preservation society in Hernando County Florida placed the Centralia historical marker on US 19 several years ago. This site was a large logging mill from 1910 to 1922. The site now sits on federal land but is accessible to visitors. The site was also used in the 1940s as a military tank gunnery range in World War II. There was a commissary and restaurant for the many families living there when the mill was in use. It is now considered a Florida ghost town. This video is very well documented, and I'm greatfull that this video record existed of this remarkable period in our Florida heritage!❤

I like the relaxed, quiet feeling of these videos. The laidback pace and thoughtful narration create a very peaceful and soothing atmosphere. It's such a great way to showcase the beauty of Florida's back country.

Those turpentine pots were all over the place on drew st Every now and again I'll find a piece at my place..it was called potter's field.

That bushy tree at the beginning in the far back is my half brothers and sisters moms and sister Grave my mom and all of us planted it when we were little.

I love stomping around out there .i gave seen bears and the biggest black cat 😺 you ever seen .No lie ! Great video.thanks

So wonderful all the creatures, great sounds and lots of greens, thanks for the great close up tours

Amazing! Does anyone know what kind of birds those were making the loud calls? Sounded kind of like geese, but I know it wouldn't be geese in a jungle - swamp.

Keep up the great work man it’s cool to see what’s out there and inspires me to explore these soon!

Born, raised and still current resident of Lake Pan here... thanks for the video!

The water isn't polluted

Thanks! Great video as always

Wow. The river looks so polluted. Cool video though.

The villages are unarguably the worst thing to happen to fl second only to be phosphate demons

How do I get here?

I've been to this cemetery in 2019 Not far from the sinkhole. If you don't mind, could you give me the coordinates for the Griggs cemetery and long cemeteries that you've been to?

You GOTTA show some ass or balls!

Been to Wilson creek several times but didnt know about this. Will check it out since I live very close by

Beautiful shots of the cypress trees at the end

If you tell all the bigfeet to go away.,they won't be able to enjoy all the nice things and places

Wish there were some skinny dipping!

I am pretty sure that old railroad rail bridge thing is part of a old homemade truck scale

I wonder if you can help me find my great grandpa's turpentine still

Did you put the canoe back where it was? Also how did you cross? Use a stick to push the canoe across?

So many state parks I have never heard of then I checked and there are 175 Florida State Parks😮

Thanks Buddy !

Really appreciate your beautiful videos! Also, you got a haircut. Looks nice and much cooler for Florida weather!

Great video . I liked The split tree that actually grew on the right side and left side after maybe lightning or storm split it. Thoughts of all the labor involved with the once main vain for transplanting goods. The railroad trestle reminded me of the movie “ Stand By Me “ Happy safe hiking FTB it’s definitely been blazing hot lately. Thanks for taking us along.

2 hour drive for hubby and I, but worth it!