I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
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Monday, March 7, 2011
MWT - Colossal Cave Mountain Park
Colossal Cave Mountain Park provides an interesting tour through a 70F cave filled with formations & a long history including the CCC & movie making. Read more...
Great images, I haven't been as successful with my cave shots. I'm not familiar with this cave though we did visit Kartchner Caverns a few years ago. That was before I started blogging and paying attention to my photography efforts.
Wow...I haven't been there since about 1976. I'm not real keen on going into caves. Once in Montana at Lewis and Clark caverns, I was deep into one on a tour and the lights went out. No electricity anywhere. It was not a happy feeling. But...this cave was a neat thing to go through.
Looks like a great spot to visit--nice that they didnt get an attitude and let you in at closing time-- Ive visted and toured 3 caves, Cumberland Caverns in TN, Jewel Cave in SD, and Natural Bridge Caverns in VA--so many caves so little time--but Im not a huge fan, in Jewel they didnt allow us to take flash lights we had to carry a candle in a paint bucket!!
I believe that I came here with my family for a visit in the early 1960's, when we lived in Scottsdale. Don't remember much at all but your mention brought back a vague memory. Thanks!
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Great images, I haven't been as successful with my cave shots.
I'm not familiar with this cave though we did visit Kartchner Caverns a few years ago. That was before I started blogging and paying attention to my photography efforts.
It is a treat to view your blog Gaelyn. So much history and insight. Love this post on the caves.
What great photos and interesting as well. Glad you are back on the road again! Diane
Wow...I haven't been there since about 1976. I'm not real keen on going into caves. Once in Montana at Lewis and Clark caverns, I was deep into one on a tour and the lights went out. No electricity anywhere. It was not a happy feeling. But...this cave was a neat thing to go through.
Looks like a great spot to visit--nice that they didnt get an attitude and let you in at closing time--
Ive visted and toured 3 caves, Cumberland Caverns in TN, Jewel Cave in SD, and Natural Bridge Caverns in VA--so many caves so little time--but Im not a huge fan, in Jewel they didnt allow us to take flash lights we had to carry a candle in a paint bucket!!
Great photos of the cave features! Yet another place I've never been.
Great shots! Although I've only seen a couple, I love caves.
I believe that I came here with my family for a visit in the early 1960's, when we lived in Scottsdale. Don't remember much at all but your mention brought back a vague memory.
Thanks!
The only time I go underground is with you, Gaelyn. Don't let go of my hand! (Great pics!)
This looks like such a desolate but stunning area. The caves must be huge if he explored them for 6 days. WOW!
Gaelyn, we took my grandkids here when they visited me from Maine at Christmas time 2 years ago. Lots of fun.
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