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On Caving.

Before I continue with the next journal entry, I thought it might be helpful to the reader

to explain a little bit about cave-ing and about the atmosphere in the cave.

As I reread and think about my description of the cave, I notice that much of the language

I use in my Caving journal and the descriptions, or lack thereof, assume that the reader has

knowledge of caving and what it's like inside a cave.

In other words, I write my journals for me.

I will take this time to give a more detailed description of the cave.

I will tell you about what it was like when we worked on the cave, and I will summarize

our feelings up to this point.

The cave was discovered several decades ago in construction in the area on Earth's

entrance.

From that time to the present, it's been visited by mostly locals in the area and avid

caves in the region.

Beer cans can be found intermittently in the cave, mostly in the upper half.

When the cave was first entered, it was probably beautiful.

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