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| Flowstone in right-hand loop, first entrance | Looking toward first room by main entrance | Skull | Trash and rotten wood from its days as a show cave (and later) make the entrance hazardous | Looking out you can see some plywood outside the cave... drop in the bucket |
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| Icy weather made going in and out even more tricky | Entrance formation | Looking out of the first cave and into the second... like the other, it's full of trash and broken building | The same | Crystal growth in a stalactite |
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| More formations, in a wild section of the cave | We slid into a tight little space with dry, gravely stream passage to get to a dig Corey was interested in | It was full of water... Corey seemed pretty disappointed | So, smartass that I am, I pointed out a foot-wide hole in the floor with gravel in the bottom and suggested he dig there | Of course it worked.... you can see some flowstone once some of the dirt and rocks were pulled out |
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| Corey got in up to about his waist, and rocks tumbled in farther... we'll be back! | ||||