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    Default Gemini springs

    I was working with a cabinet installer today who lives near there. He said it was closed because of bacteria in the water? but there was a cave there. Its not on Walters site and Ive never heard of it. Anybody know about it?


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    Quote Originally Posted by stairman View Post
    I was working with a cabinet installer today who lives near there. He said it was closed because of bacteria in the water? but there was a cave there. Its not on Walters site and Ive never heard of it. Anybody know about it?
    What's a little bacteria between friends...

    Need some help?


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    Did a cavediver tell you there is cave there, or a cabinet installer?

    *hint, there is not diveable cave there*

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    Sounds like a flood that sucked a cabinet into the opening and collapsed the cave.




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    The guy new a guy who saw a cave with his mask big enough to enter. No he wasent a caver and said I was crazy for being one. Imagine that.


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    Quote Originally Posted by stairman View Post
    The guy new a guy who saw a cave with his mask big enough to enter. No he wasent a caver and said I was crazy for being one. Imagine that.
    Was he the cabinet maker?


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    the guy knew a guy, who probably also knew a guy, but that's how cavedivers find caves (and sometimes ledges, holes, and nothing at all). Cabinet-Maker Cave?

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