Interesting. If the country and state conclude that the spring run is public (as it should), it sounds like cave diving access from the river would be legal. They could (and most likely would) still not allow it from their land.Originally Posted by Serota
The shoals are there still, the winds howl loud, the rain beats down, the waves burst strong. Some night, in the chill darkness, someone will make a mistake: The sea will show him no mercy. John T. Cunningham
Hmm... Now if they could only talk to Wakulla county...
Joe
http://highspringsherald.com/article...ews/news05.txt
There is the follow up article. Basically it is state land and access to the actual spring is open to whom ever comes by water.
Miranda
Not to open a can of worms, but how does this decision affect cave diving at Troy Spring?
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Troy, etc..
It seems to me that it would apply to Troy and any other property that can be reached exclusively by water. The article also indicates the same rules apply to private property, but the execution could be trickier (convincing the guy with the shotgun).
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