can you identify this Missouri cave?

[chilldive]

Thanks for the info, guys. I believe I saw some pictures and info on Blue Springs on the OCDA website. Think it said that the OCDA was not actively diving that sight at this time and that the diving was by permit only. Anyone know the procedure for obtaining such a permit? Darren

We are continuing exploration of that system. We're governed by weather as to when we are able to get in and make progress. It's been about 5 months since conditions allowed us to get in. Obtaining a permit is a very difficult process. It took us literally years to obtain access and it's an annual adventure to keep it. The OCDA is always in need of more members to help. You can PM me if you want more info.

BTW, the opening to Blue Springs in MO is huge and the flow is kickin' (like Ginnie), thus not the one in the book.

[willylump]

Yup there are 2 Blue Sprins, one in MO near KCMO and the one in AR that the video is of. The OCDA have not been or have anything to do with the Blue Springs in AR.

SLIM

There are many Blue Springs throughout the Ozarks. Blue Springs in Shannon county, Missouri, near Eminence is an active project site for the OCDA. Pictures can be seen at the OCDA website, www.ocda.org.

[chilldive]

There are many Blue Springs throughout the Ozarks. Blue Springs in Shannon county, Missouri, near Eminence is an active project site for the OCDA. Pictures can be seen at the OCDA website, www.ocda.org.

Sometimes my toilet is a blue spring after the cleaning lady has been there.

Ugh, I think I need to go diving. Let's go to Mexico.

[sskasser]

Sometimes my toilet is a blue spring after the cleaning lady has been there.

Ugh, I think I need to go diving. Let's go to Mexico.

Tie a primary into the toilet paper holder and hope nobody flushes! Happy Diving!