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Oct 21, 2008 · He said, "I lost my daddy when I was eight years old That cave-in at the Kincaid Mine left a big ol' hole And I lost my baby brother, my best friend, and my left hand In a no-win situation in a ...
That cave-in at the Kincaid mine left a big old hole, And I lost my baby brother, best friend in my left hand In a no win situation in a place called Vietnam And last year I watched my loving wife, Of fifty years waste away and die And I held her hand til her heart of gold stopped pumping, So this ain't nothin' He said I learned at an early age,
That cave-in at the Kincaid mine left a big old hole, And I lost my baby brother, my best friend and my left hand. In a no win situation in a place called Vietnam.
That cave-in at the Kincaid mine left a big old hole, And I lost my baby brother, my best friend and my left hand In a no win situation in a place called Vietnam And last year I watched my loving wife, of fifty years waste away and die And I held her hand til her heart of gold stopped pumping, So this ain't nothin' He said I learned at an early ...
Oct 20, 2019 · It has gotten to the point where the government feels it must have armed FBI agents guarding inside the entrance to the cave that is now known as Kincaid’s Cave. Kincaid’s Cave was named after G.E. Kincaid, who was the first to enter the cave. After retiring from the Marines, G. E Kincaid worked for S. A. Jordan as a archaeologist. S.
It all started in 1909, when purported Smithsonian Institution explorer G.E. Kincaid discovered strange caverns during an expedition directed by Smithsonian anthropologist S.A. Jordan. The entrance to the cavern was nearly inaccessible, but Kincaid was able to get in to make an incredible discovery.
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Jul 20, 2016 · Kincaid Chose to Enter the Mouth of the Cave. The adventurer he was, Kincaid could not turn away from his discovery. Instead, he began to descend down the stairs he found just inside the mouth of the cave. He continued down about 100 feet. The tunnel that Kincaid followed appeared to have been hand-chiseled.
