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Opening a tube in the Eramosa Karst
old pics 065, originally uploaded by Mic2006.
Some people might wonder what is wrong with this guy, why he might spend his Saturday afternoon in this disgusting manner, but in truth, he could think of no better way. (There is some air space just above the water behind me)
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