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I know there are numerous karst features running along it & I also know there are obvious caves abundent in this area.....I also know one of the property owners has five or six trained timber wolves guarding his caves. He is kind enough to give a few select people permission to see them :) . Far as divable holes, i know little about them !
Maybe some of our local explorers can elate us ? Cindy ? Bill ?
Take a look at this document it realy has a bunch of great informantion.. Why is there no divable cave south of Orlando?
http://works.bepress.com/cgi/viewcon...%20features%22
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very informative Curt.........thanks....ya want to plan a trip north in October? I plan on being in Luraville over Thanksgiving week end. Let me know.
Jack
re: there are diveable caves in SW Florida....but very few locally here in Central Florida...October is a good month for exploring.
[QUOTE=JamesK;241642]I keep getting invalid link errors.
Its a pdf download James. i don't think the Iphone is able to do pdf formats
[QUOTE=JE;241644]Agh thanks. I guess I will check it from my PC laterQuote:
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Really? I live in SW Florida. Where can I find these gems?Quote:
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Crystal Beach?
ck w\Tegg or Bill Obigarden.....some may be by permission only (ie: Wayne's World) Eagles Nest is West of Orlando & Buford Sink.....TJ is another good source. ck with him.
http://www.caveatlas.com/cave_systems.asp
It is also worth picking up the 2008 NSS Convention Guidebook (the link provides an article written by Lea Florea while he was with the USGS and USF). Here is a link to the guidebook - http://nssbookstore.org/index.php?mo...number=04-2008Quote:
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I feel it is better to support the NSS and buy a copy.