SoOOo0oo0oo wait a minute, does this pose any sort of threat on cavedivers in any way shape or form....? I have a relative that was dry caving in a cave called "glory hole" during the ""EARTH QUAKE"" but he didnt feel a thing...![]()
SoOOo0oo0oo wait a minute, does this pose any sort of threat on cavedivers in any way shape or form....? I have a relative that was dry caving in a cave called "glory hole" during the ""EARTH QUAKE"" but he didnt feel a thing...![]()
Nawww,those caves,the way I see it have felt a few in the past thousand years.However Peacock has alot of alternative exits.
Who knows what kind of geological events could be triggered by seismic activity. Shifting sands or bottom sediments come to mind.
Something triggered a sharp reversal of current at Indian Springs in November 1991 which clogged a restriction and reduced viz to zero leaving two divers on the wrong side of the plugged restriction. Both divers, although seperated found an alternate route around the plug. One was unable to reach his first deco bottle and drowned.
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