Does anyone know of a Cave System in the Ocala Nat. Forrest???
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Does anyone know of a Cave System in the Ocala Nat. Forrest???
Yes a few. Can you be more specific?
Im trying to get more details from a friend... Right now I know it is about a 30x30 area of water that is crystal clear, about 30ft deep and has wat appeared to be a cave entrance off to one side...He said its about a 30min walk off the road. Thats all I know right now...
some off of 441
Are you allowed to dive caves in the Ocala National Forest? If so it might be something to check out.
IDK thats why I posted. I should get the details today.
If no one hears a tree fall in the Ocala NF does it make a sound? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TracyN
According to the webpage below:
Scuba Diving
Alexander Springs is the only place in the Ocala National Forest where scuba diving is permitted. Open water diving enables you to explore the broad mouth of the spring.
http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/ocala...32209&actid=80
"US Constitution: A government of the People-by the People & for the People"
Since when, are we the people of the United States of America not allowed to dive in public lands ?
LoL!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tegg
You. I like you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tegg
I SO want to be there when you tell the M.P.'s at Area 51 (Groom Lake) that you have the right to unrestricted access to publicly owned land!Quote:
Originally Posted by JE
No comment ! But you got me laughing....thanks. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by gschaut
Not quite what I pictured on CDF
What brand regulator is that in the first picture?Quote:
Originally Posted by ARY
That kinda looks like Sweetwater Spring. Maybe not. If it is Sweetwater,I know the Forest Service is by there quite regular.
Delta 3, oceanic.Quote:
Originally Posted by FW
Regarding the forestry service. The argument about protecting springs from redneck parties is a simple excuse to de facto lock public out from public lands because it actually require some work to maintain an order. Government is our nanny for hire - turn Sponge Bob on and get back on facebook.
I AGREE ! It is posted too !Quote:
Originally Posted by Trailridgefire
Anyone ever heard of Ferry Landing Rd in the forrest??
Sure
Not regular enough... along with many other spots in that general vicinity. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Trailridgefire
That is the Withlacoochee State Forest in Citrus CountyQuote:
Originally Posted by deepdiver4
The hole in I am asking about is about 2 miles off 19 north or Salt Spring, Lake Kerr and George....
What are the perimeters of our USAF electronic bombing ranges ? Does Brandon's query fall within these perimeters ?
http://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/...iew/?service=0
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/...ge-forest-fire
http://pinecastleelectronicwarfarerange.com/
Nevermind ! got them !
I live near there, and I'm familiar with the area. If you want to pmail me, I would be glad to help you find it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bpcfire1
Are you talking about Croaker hole in Little Lake George? it is a very small cavern with nothing going unless you are a catfish.
Gene, Ill PM you.
No its a hole about 30x30 out in the woods. Has trees on all four sides and looks like a giant sink hole. The side goes straight down, crystal clear water, and appeared to be about 30ft deep. I have been told that there was a large hole that went off to one side for atleast 30-40 ft in. Thats all I know right now other then some location info...
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Originally Posted by bpcfire1
Can you see limestone around the edges or just below the water line or is it all sand?