Views of The Cave Complex
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A passageway within the cave system
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A passageway showing erosion features
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One of several entrances/exits to the cave system from inside
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One of the entrances to the cave system as seen from the Dusk Water
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An area of subsidence corresponding to soil entering the cave system.
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Another of the entrances/exits to the cave system from the inside
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A passageway
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A passageway
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The Dusk Water below Cleeves Cove caves
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