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Dangerous Ontario cave
IMG_7591, originally uploaded by Mic2006.
The thing with Marmora is that you need to get a feeling for the sinking and resurging channels. Here we are walking up a section of stream bed where the water resurges strongly in the spring from a blind valley. The valley is fed by a number of tunnels. [...]
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