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summary: "A group day trip in Hood River, Oregon, ends with private rest at the Hood River Salt Cave, the \"million touches\" cave: more than 260,000 hand-glued beads on the walls, ocean sound, guided breathing, and a group that leaves laughing."
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  - "The cave is private to one group at a time."
  - "Daniel, Angelina's husband and co-founder, hand-glued more than 260,000 beads at 70, touching each one more than four times."
  - "The main instruction is to come in and rest."
  - "Guided breathing and quiet are mixed with shared laughter."
  - "To inquire, text Angelina at 541-340-4606 and visit HoodRiverSaltCave.com."
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# Hood River Group Day Trip Ending at the Hood River Salt Cave

## Key lessons

- A group day trip can end in rest instead of one more activity.
- The cave is private, so the group shares the room with no strangers.
- It's the "million touches" cave. Over five months, at 70 years old, Daniel, Angelina's husband and co-founder, hand-glued more than 260,000 cornstarch packing beads to the walls, touching each one more than four times.
- The only thing guests need to do is come in and rest, with ocean sound in the background.
- Quiet and laughter fit together in the same visit.

To inquire, text Angelina at 541-340-4606 and visit [HoodRiverSaltCave.com](https://HoodRiverSaltCave.com).

## Transcript

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0:06 There's my honey, the artist behind the installation of our million touches Hood River Salt Cave. Each of these beads,
0:18 he hand-placed one by one by one by one, and so he knows how to put them back and
0:27 where they belong. That's right. So I don't have to. I know where every one belongs.
0:33 [laughter]
0:34 So I don't have to.
0:37 Yep. Ocean playing in the background. So you just come in and take a nap.
0:45 That's all you need to do. I love this.
0:56 Happy birthday.
1:04 [music]
1:09 That is so cool.
1:12 [music]
1:31 And release. [music]
1:37 [music]
1:43 Okay, release.
1:46 [music]
1:50 Such a bad last one, right? [music] That feels really good. [laughter] That feels really good. That's fine.
1:59 [music]
2:18 Feels good though.
2:32 It does. It feels cool, doesn't it? Really? Yeah, it does. It's cool temperature.
2:45 Twist.
2:50 Okay. All right. So, come together closer.
3:01 [A guest] is trying to kiss me.
3:13 We all salty. Punchy people.