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I've played in that field for 30 years, and never guessed there was something that cool just under ground.

Here are some photos of one of our caves. It was surveyed yesterday. It's so cool, I almost want to go in.:/: http://www.necavephotos.org/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=28102&g2_page=1

The cavers were at it again today. There is a little crack in the ground down in one of our pastures, and they wiggled there way in about three-hundred feet. In the seventies, a coon dog got stuck in there, and they hunters had to find a really skinny guy to go in after him. They seem to think...

They are poking around in one of our fields. It doesn't look like there is an opening, but they seem determined.:/:

I read an article in Nat Geo about two years ago about a cave in Georgia (not USA). It went down over 6000 feet. The went down into these little tiny "sinks" with their scuba gear. I could hardly finish the article. The thought of not only being stuck in a cave, but having a limited air supply...

I'd like to know if the cave was named before, or after, the survey drawing. Looks pretty cool.

There's been a pack of cavers in the area lately. They stopped here to ask if they could poke around our sink holes. There are a lot of areas where a small stream will go under ground and come out somewhere else, often a several hundred yards away. There is limestone ledge in most of my valley...