frankc420
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I would not consider Morrison a cave, it's a cavern.
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Sorry to dispute your word but, Due to the depth and distance that a diver can get from the entrance it IS a Cave.
Morrisons Springs is featured in Dive Training in the July issue.
SuPrBuGmAn
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There are several areas within the shallow cavern that lead to cave, short amount of cave as it might be... and silty.
And when the basin is tannic so you can't see daylight from the entrance, it's a cave.
Hetland
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Wouldn't the ENTRANCE to the big cavern be a "cave"?
SuPrBuGmAn
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Not really... you could technically get two divers into the entrance at once, although one will probably not being doing it very cleanly(assuming both are in backmount).
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