Pretty, right? You may even notice some rocks.

And electricity.

But, no clouds or pillows of any kind.

You can camp in here though, this is Cumberland Caverns and has always been a favorite spot of mine to visit during the hot summer.

It stays 50 degrees in most parts of the cave due to the density of the sandstone insulating the walls and ceilings and proximity to fresh water springs and underground reservoirs.

There is even that gorgeous little waterfall you see in the peanut butter there, that is highlighted because of, what's that thing again? Oh ya, electricity.

Could you imagine exploring a cave system with no light to guide you or show you where you had been?

Sounds like a nightmare or impossible task.

The mouse that doesn't get the cheese because there is no actual way out of the maze.

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Stalactites, stalagmites and a princess too! We had fun, and got a good workout in the process. If memory serves, in total, there is over 30 miles of mapped caves in this system. Prods the curiosity to wonder what isn't on the map. Whatever tickles your explorer's bone, just REMEMBER TO BE YOU! I always am, because electricity is better than rocks.