Greetings.
I am a man in a suit who has fallen into the world of Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
I wandered into a cave hoping to find a biome I had never visited before.
This time, that hope came true.
I had heard of lush caves: green places hidden below ground.
In the middle of a pitch-dark cave, the faintly glowing greenery looked like an oasis.
Discovering a lush cave while exploring underground
The previous journey brought me to a beautiful cherry grove.
This time, I returned underground.
Several kinds of underground biomes had appeared during my year away.
I wandered through the cave hoping to see something new.
Then I noticed a soft light in the darkness.
Plants were growing there as well.
Could this be the place I had heard about?
### Entering a lush cave for the first time
Up close, the cave was a wonderful sight.
Glow berries illuminated the greenery.
Moss covered the ceiling, with glow-berry vines hanging below it.
The berries could be eaten and used as a light source, which made them an appealing fruit.
I had expected a small pocket, but this lush cave appeared in broad patches throughout the cavern.
I had also heard that azalea trees on the surface could be a clue to their location.
There were many pools of water, and axolotls could apparently appear here.
I could collect plants such as dripleaf as well.
The large spore blossom was another plant said to be unique to lush caves.
It was beautiful.
After exploring most of the lush cave, I continued through the surrounding cavern.
The underground space was still enormous.
Before long, I found an abandoned mineshaft.
It had been a while since my last one, so I decided to explore.
I could not find a single chest, but I collected some of the rails.
I also came home with the music disc "Lena Raine – Otherside."
I remembered it being rather rare and planned to listen to it later.
The lush cave provided a fine collection of unfamiliar materials.
After such a long absence, even the caves were full of biomes I had never seen.
Cave exploration had become more enjoyable than ever.
That is all for this time.
Greetings.