I suppose I should have known better, after some heavy snow and now warmer temperatures the caves in this particular area were all quite flooded. There was one in particular that I wanted to check out. Greg had initially found and explored it. We wandered through the mist and slush, using distinctive features on the skyline to guide us to a hole that dropped down into this underground stream. The water was high and moving fast.
underground stream in flood – caving in Ontario
January 6, 2008 by rockwatching
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