Al Robertson

1600 years old.

And so you're in one side of it.

And then there's the wall, like the, it's the protective wall.

And then there's like the other end of it.

And it's probably, I mean, I'm probably wrong.

I want to say it's like 500 yards, but that's, it may be PTSD is where I'm saying that, but you walk through the wall and it's a tunnel and,

that's probably about six foot tall.

So, I mean, maybe five-elevenths.

I had to, like, scrunch down a little bit.

And then the pathway is probably, I'm going to say about, like, you can't fit two people down this thing.

But it's got windows in it, so I thought I could see the windows and the lighting, so I went down in it.

But when I got down in it, then I was like, oh, I can't turn around and go back because there's people behind me.

You were trapped.

I was trapped.

So I just start booking it to the other end, thinking I'll come out the other end.

I've been there.

So I get out the other end, and then I get out of the tunnel, and I realize that the only way back is to go back through the tunnel.

And so then I'm thinking, what if other people are coming this way, and I'm going this way?

And then I'm like, I don't know how I'm going to get out of here.

And so I muster up the strength to do it.