But spelunk around and find a few clunky translations anyway.
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Even if tourists spelunk here each week, even if children work here every day, this slipshod mine tunnel is still terrifying.
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Nonskiers in the crowd can do everything from bobsled on the world's fastest track to spelunk in an ancient ice cave.
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To win them over, you can't just tie a rope around your waist and spelunk to the darkest caves of right-wing thought; you have to untether yourself completely.
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These were readers who could spelunk into the literary and philosophical abyss and come back with insights that made me want to follow them down on their next expedition.
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To get a look at science's coolest experiments, you have to dive to the bottom of the ocean, spelunk in an abandoned mine shaft, or trek to the frozen Antarctic.
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I tried to work in some nice bonus fill, including RIVER SEINE, ROLE-PLAY and the BATCAVE / SPELUNK pairing, without making too many compromises — hopefully, I managed to STRIKE THE RIGHT BALANCE.
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The show skillfully uses the impending homicide — alluded to through a series of flash forwards — to spelunk through the show's small-town setting of Monterey, California, and tell stories that go beyond someone murdering another human being.
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When it gets a debate topic, it takes a couple of minutes to spelunk through them, decides what would make the best arguments in favor of the topic, and then creates a little speech describing those points.
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Some fans are so dedicated, they spelunk deep into the various websites to find random graphics filled with visual noise — only to take them apart and discover what appeared to be a tease of one of the season's new parks.
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Linking up with friends to go spelunk for loot in the Zone while moving between car to car as cover feels great, and the clipped chatter between groups passing one another in the snow sends a shiver running down my spine every time.
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At another point, you spelunk deep into Kentucky's Mammoth Cave system—the inspiration for the (arguably) very first text adventure game, Colossal Cave Adventure—where you find a group of experimental scientists working on a project called Xanadu, which you can play and which seems like a slightly scrambled version of Colossal Cave.
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You don't mind walking around a forest while the stars stretch out above you like a sea of the most magnificent jewels; or spelunking into places you shouldn't spelunk purely because of a hunch; or stepping over tragedy when it stares you in the face, stark and cold, and there's nothing you can do except keep walking and trying not to cry. Yeah.
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It was designed by the brothers Robyn and Rand Miller (better known now as the creators of Myst). The game was programmed and implemented using HyperCard, with Robyn Miller hand-drawing all of the in-game graphics and scenery. The game's title was derived from the verb "to spelunk", referring to the act of exploring caves. It was intended to be explored and played with—like a toy—rather than completed or won.
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