Field Report 030 · People & Community

Cave Tour at
the Boulder
Gardens

We visited Woody's Cave where a Tibetan monk stayed for a solitary month.

October 24, 2026Boulder Gardens SanctuaryObserved by Robert Redecker

Field observation We visited Woody's Cave where a Tibetan monk stayed for a solitary month.

We visited Woody's Cave where a Tibetan monk stayed for a solitary month. People brought him water and food but he stayed in this location. Since then he returns to show other monks the location. It's like a pilgrimage for him.
And we went to the Cave of Stacked Rocks, which is sort of our jewel cave for all visitors. The cave can be dark in parts, but opens up to a great view of the whole Boulder Gardens stack of rocks.
Sangeeta loved it. She is off to India for four months of meditation and then wants to return to Boulder Gardens to meditate in a cave.

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Public synopsis derived from Boulder Gardens Fieldstation Workbook source record FR030. Detailed equipment records, calculations, unresolved questions, and corrections remain in the workbook.