Ginnie Springs web site says "7 separate springs "
Well...I guess if you consider each entrace:
1) Eye
2) Ear
3) Little Devil
4) Ballroom / Ginnie
Where would 5,6,7 be?
Ginnie Springs web site says "7 separate springs "
Well...I guess if you consider each entrace:
1) Eye
2) Ear
3) Little Devil
4) Ballroom / Ginnie
Where would 5,6,7 be?
deer, twin, and dogwood springs. take a left instead right like going to the ballroom and devils.
Last edited by kiltdiver; 03-16-2009 at 10:32 PM.
Little devil is a syphon not a spring, but you could also consider July springs and you still have seven.....
Bernie
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I don't think so, except maybe during heavy flooding.
Here's a nice page:
http://www.floridasprings.info/2007/...gilchrist.html
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Never forget, we were all beginners once. Allain Burrese
My name is Shirley Kasser Creech and I approve this message. Well, at least one of me does, anyway. Maybe. Fire. Sharp things. Squirrel!
Shirley you're not serious? No, I'm not, but do stop calling me Shirley.
I've been told that Little Devils is prone to sand slides and other hazards. Does anyone actually dive it? I've been down to the bottom of the fissure and it was a syphon on those occasions. It appears that the "larger" passage is to the right at the bottom of the fissure; although it is obviously small. The Berman map shows about 400' of passage on that side, about 1/3 of which is after a nomount restriction. Is any of this correct?
It was a spring-syphon system; right there at the bottom of the crack with the two separated by 3-4 ft of the crack. I dived the syphon side in the early 90's on a Y-valved 95 back mount; it was more than large enough. The entrance has since been covered over by sand and debris so that the spring side is the only detectable opening. The spring side is easiest done no-mount these days.
Wes and Woody shot video in there many years ago and showed it at a CDS workshop; it almost gave Henry Nicholson a heart attack and he proceeded to rip Wes a new one for irresponsible, not what the CDS stands for etc. Wes played that roll again at the work shop two years ago.
Jerry
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