It was as clear as I've seen it from the surface last weekend.Originally Posted by aainslie
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It was as clear as I've seen it from the surface last weekend.
Harveys is awful
Was trying to go back beginning of Oct but everything was tannic ridden. A lot of rain. I was trying to get a feel of the other systems just for this reason.
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Earnest Shackleton
Hoping to spend 2 days here next week, anyone wanna cover the sinks with a tarp or something to make sure the blue water holds out? :-P
Ha! If only that would help, I'd be all over it!
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Damn. OK, well I have two other targets I want to hit over thanksgiving, so I suppose I'll be staying South of Tally. We need anothr drought, dammit
Andrew Ainslie
Almost extinct cave diver
Damn. OK, well I have two other targets I want to hit over thanksgiving, so I suppose I'll be staying South of Tally. We need anothr drought, dammit
Talking with Matt he stated that the tannic water is on top and blue water on the bottom. Info might relate to systems like Harvey's and Revell's. Not sure what affect on deep systems. He says there are 6 independent teams in the crack.
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"Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in event of success."
Earnest Shackleton
harveys has no blue water anywhere right now.
all the stuff around 98 looks nasty. the rest of it, however...
Seems to me you need a really good dorught before the Crack will clear up.
What still amazes me is that the very first time I went in there it was roaring... the wrong way! That cave really confuses me.
Andrew Ainslie
Almost extinct cave diver
We need to google map and see if we can find another sink nearby.
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