#luray caverns

[pointandshooter]

Luray Caverns, Virginia

photos: David Castenson

[cryingmadam]

Luray Caverns 📍

Luray, Va

Photos Taken By Crying Madam

These Caverns was formed 400 millions years ago during the Silurian Period, the caverns was created by acidic water seeping through clay and limestone as the stalactites are younger being only 7 million years old.

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[maccreadyweek]

RJ MacKitty and RJ Plush magnets courtesy of @syckubota and @nukavoids - together for now, but in May they'll make up part of two prize packs for MacCready Week. While the event theme is 'There and Back Again', I hope these guys will enjoy their new homes and set up shop somewhere nice. On the side of an overclocking PC, maybe. (Shh, don't tell them their next adventure will be spent packaged up in tiny boxes, they don't know about that part yet)

[herestonow]

Luray Caverns

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[greenmagicksblog]

Something different, with a video below!! This is an organ that plays literal stalactites! Invented in 1954, that took 3 years to create, it electronically taps selected stalactites of specific tunes! I was so happy we were able to experience this, and was almost brought to tears because it was so cool.

The video is nothing like the actual experience, but still too cool not to share! Also people were told to be quiet but obviously some didn’t listen.

The Great Stalacpipe Organ: Luray Caverns, photos and video taken by me (2026).

[lilybug-02]

Went on a Friend Vacation yippie :)

No surprise here, Luray Caverns was one of my favorite parts of our trip. Cave formations are always so fascinating. And the place was ENORMOUS! Great art reference ;)

Also Fried EÆgg Formation

[sea-air-ra]

Luray Caverns, Virginia 2024

There are THREE pictures with water here

They used to hold entire musical performances and expensive dinners in these caves. 🤯

[wordybee]

Luray Caverns, Virginia, USA