I am shown wedging my way through a narrow shaft that connects to the main chamber of the Welsh Caves at DeSoto State Park in Alabama. The park is on Lookout Mountain, which is part of the Cumberland Plateau. The cave system has a mysterious origin; some believe it was built by a Welsh prince in the 12th century. For more on the legend, click to read my feature article “Alabama: The Mystery of the Welsh Caves,” or click to watch my high-definition video of me walking through the Welsh Caves.
