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    Quote Originally Posted by ARY View Post
    Most of them are nasty mud holes protected by poison ivy, ticks and chiggers, barbed wire fences, miles through cow pasture and dense jungle.
    Many of them are private property with non-friendly owners and dogs.
    A few are vertical of 15-50 ft, some are diveable but at best with snorkel and 6 cuft backup bottle.
    Oh yeah, there is one called Archer Grotto right? I hope owners enjoy it every weekend, good investment.
    On average Florida summer adventure day you may visit 2-3 of them and you will feel like you have returned from hell.
    You car may be broken in or deputy will be hiding near by to jump on you upon return to you vehicle.
    There are lots of small details and tactics coming from experience that may make it a little bit easier but does anyone really want
    to suffer a weekend instead of relaxing flight through Peanut Tunnel or chilling deco on a limestone bed while watching nymphs in Eye?
    Sometimes you just gotta have a weekend of new experiences. I have an extremely comfortable bed that's warm in winter, but sometimes I still go sleep in a cow pasture or on the riverbank in my hammock and freeze my ass off for a change of pace.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ARY View Post
    Most of them are nasty mud holes protected by poison ivy, ticks and chiggers, barbed wire fences, miles through cow pasture and dense jungle.
    Many of them are private property with non-friendly owners and dogs.
    A few are vertical of 15-50 ft, some are diveable but at best with snorkel and 6 cuft backup bottle.
    Oh yeah, there is one called Archer Grotto right? I hope owners enjoy it every weekend, good investment.
    On average Florida summer adventure day you may visit 2-3 of them and you will feel like you have returned from hell.
    You car may be broken in or deputy will be hiding near by to jump on you upon return to you vehicle.
    There are lots of small details and tactics coming from experience that may make it a little bit easier but does anyone really want
    to suffer a weekend instead of relaxing flight through Peanut Tunnel or chilling deco on a limestone bed while watching nymphs in Eye?
    That's the best part of exploration! Instead of swimming the Peanut Tunnel again, you might just find something new and amazing. Although ogling the nymphs in the Eye does sound tempting, asking your significant other to pull ticks out of your ass crack is where it's really at.

    Kyle


 

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