so as we come up here in this area, this is where the story begins of the crystal cave.ceover): discovered in 1907 by a couple of teens searching for their lost ball in a game of cricket, bermuda's crystal cave is one of the island's most magnificent attractions. now you're going to look straight up. you're going to see some daylight up there. whoa. and the daylight that you see, that isn't even the top of the entrance. there is another 40 feet up to the top and that is where these little boys would have come down from, reaching that water. wow. it was said that these boys swam in that water in complete darkness. ok. how what? how old were they? 12 and 13 years old. those are some brave little boys. cave expert: so right now, we are down 140 feet underground. and as you look over here, now, we're going to see some beautiful formations that hang down from the cave ceiling. ashley roberts: yeah, wow. cave expert: these formations are called stalactites. ashley roberts (voiceover): both stalactites and stalagmites are formed by water dripping from the ceiling of caves over

try something that is not healthy, but at least tasty for you.. .crystals made from sugar syrup or grape juice, as if i’m walking in a cavemites and all sorts of crystals coming out, very impressive, amazing, it’s more dangerous for the teeth than the clay that i ate, it's because of this that we use it instead sugar for tea, coffee. and if you just want candy, break off a piece in your mouth ; it tastes fantastic, like honey, and how much does it cost? 25 kilograms, a little less than 250 rubles. what are we selling here , another stone, what a day, today i only come across stones, this is life, these stones are local ayurveda, they need to be crushed for a variety of diseases, and what is this called? this is what we call kvass in russian, kvass, yes, how much does kvass cost? well, how much is 100 where? amounts, that is, about 100 rubles, yes, i have never seen such a delicacy, it’s a leaf eggs, what the hell, what kind, look, look , well, let me, well, you were jumping, you said leaves and eggs, there’s also wool, oh, you know, this is hagleche, no, well, now explain to me, you’re really racing now behind the forests