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Just a few feet away from the sinkhole is a new karst window that has opened up in the last three or four years. You can see and hear water flowing about ten feet below the surface in the cave. Dr. Evans reported this feature to the late Dr. Thomson, Thoms

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Sequiota Park » A store was operated in this cave by Major Galloway after the Civil War. Bullard et al. refer to it as the "Walkway-all-the-way" Cave. To the left is "Crawlway-all-the-way" Cave, approximately 85 feet deep, and to the right is the cave

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A store was operated in this cave by Major Galloway after the Civil War. Bullard et al. refer to it as the "Walkway-all-the-way" Cave. To the left is "Crawlway-all-the-way" Cave, approximately 85 feet deep, and to the right is the cave from which Sequiota Spring flows.

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