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A hidden grotto in the Eramosa Karst
IMG004-1, originally uploaded by Mic2006.
Here is an interesting picture that I had taken at the bottom of a solution tube in the Eramosa Karst. This was before it was an ANSI and we were still being kind of covert. We had been digging out garbage – old bottles and wire for several [...]
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