Alachua Sink aka: Sonny's Sink

[Line Squirrel]

Alachua Sink was great today. A little on the milky side to the first "T" but after that I guesstimate the vis at 60+ feet.

My first time there, holy smokes what a cool cave. The biggest stratified clay bank I have ever seen.

Big THANK YOU to Rick Crawford who was my guide for the day. I really appreciate him taking time out of his day to show our team around.

Also a big thank you to everybody that worked on those stairs. That must have been one helluva project.

[LiteHedded]

it'll be a long time before I'm qualified to do that one.
how's the hike back up those stairs in doubles?

[Line Squirrel]

I was using sm...still, next time I'm bringing a pack mule.

[Walter Pickel]

it'll be a long time before I'm qualified to do that one.
how's the hike back up those stairs in doubles?

Sucks in the middle of the summer but the hike down sucks worse

[LiteHedded]

I would've thought the going up would be worse.
I guess the tanks are lighter on that trip tho :P

[Walter Pickel]

I would've thought the going up would be worse.
I guess the tanks are lighter on that trip tho :P

That and you are cooler...Kind of like the walk out from Buford...

[runawaylobster]

Yeah!!

I switched out my 104's for 95's when I did that. Jeez I barely made it out
with them on (it was a hands and knees job)

LL