Chainsaws in caves?

[rjack321]

@girlwithbigtanks and I went out to check out some leads we were given. This one supposedly requires a chain saw, which isn't a rarity around here... Not sure if we're going back, by the time I'm motivated again this whole hillside will be buried in snow (there was 16ft of snow last year and it took until July to melt out)

 

[nadwidny]

I see a dog was helping as well.

 

[Cthippo]

Cave or mine?

 

[girlwithbigtanks]

Cave or mine?

Cave. No mines. Area previously heavily forested decades ago. Its a ridge of limestone with big sinkholes.

 

[Cthippo]

Cave. No mines. Area previously heavily forested decades ago. Its a ridge of limestone with big sinkholes.

Interesting. I didn't know there were natural caves around here

 

[rjack321]

I see a dog was helping as well.

Elliott, he kept the bears away.

Interesting. I didn't know there were natural caves around here

1,000s of caves in WA, 99% of them are lava tube like things - and not flooded. Actual limestone is a rarity but there are some areas with limestone too.

 

[rjack321]

Cave. No mines. Area previously heavily forested decades ago. Its a ridge of limestone with big sinkholes.

Seemed pretty heavily forested still! I dont think that area has ever been logged, i didnt see a single cut stump anywhere