aue-mike
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Video footage from this past weekend. A group of us were provided special access from the property owner to further document the system with still and video footage. Enjoy!
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Pretty cave! Wish it was open to diving.
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you can see the published maps here. ~4500ft and ~250ft on the system maps though most of it is considerably shallower
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Thanks a lotyou can see the published maps here. ~4500ft and ~250ft on the system maps though most of it is considerably shallower
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We averaged 150' for the upstream dive, max depth that I hit was around 180' in the power room. Both the power room and Wakulla rooms are about 5000' from the exit.
Total runtime for the video team upstream was about 4 hours, the photo team was about 6. The deco (2 hrs for video team, 3 for photo team) was in 62° water.
Total runtime for the video team upstream was about 4 hours, the photo team was about 6. The deco (2 hrs for video team, 3 for photo team) was in 62° water.
sandanbob
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Where are the bubbles? Just kidding...
Why is it called the Power Room?
Why is it called the Power Room?
Because floor to ceiling is about 130', width is about 100', and length is about 200'. Genuine Tallahassee Power Cave.
Flyczek
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Did this and Sally Ward a few years back… Then moved north and had kids…
We were hoping to connect the two systems
We were hoping to connect the two systems
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