Leon Sinks
Hi,
I am not from the north Florida region so I am not aware of all the access policies. There is a lot of caves in the region of Leon Sinks. I knot that some of them are on private lands but is there some sites that we can access without being part of some organisation...
I heard we could make a demand to access Emerald. Is that still the case?
Thanks and have a merry christmas.
Phil
emerald is diveable if you meet the prerequisites and apply.
Here are the requirements and forms:Originally Posted by Phil
http://www.safecavediving.com/forms.htm
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The Wakulla County Dive Club has worked on and gained access for a few different systems. You must be a member of the club to dive these systems, though. However, we have had a lot of rain lately and the Leon systems are mostly all blown.
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You may as well not get excited about Leon Sinks for a couple of months. They are all blown out by the recent rains.
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When you're feeling really good
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Under the rocks, and stones; there is water underground" Talking Heads
There are a few that accessible to anyone if you're willing to walk better than a mile. You'll be rewarded by silty brown water and strong flow thanks to the recent rains.
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