Although the photos don’t begin to give you the remarkable experience of being in the Caverns, you will have a hint of what we saw and felt. We hope you will have a chance to go yourselves to this wonder of nature that was discovered and has been preserved by citizens of our country.
John and Kelly listening to the guided tour as they enter the Caverns
Listening in the dark of the Caverns
John walking through one of the narrowest spaces
Whale's Mouth
Column surrounded by stalactites
Large column and stalactities
Colors and shapes
A necessary convenience at the end of a long and visually astounding downward walk
A welcome way of returning to ground level
A park ranger volunteering his off-work time to clean lint on the rocks that accumulates as it falls from the clothing of visitors. He is surely an exemplary citizen!
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2 Comments for this entry
Tamara Hogsett
March 12th, 2012Love these amazing pictures! Thanks for sharing with us!
Melanie
March 12th, 2012That park ranger sure is an exemplary citizen! We grateful to him for preserving this site of natural beauty! Volunteering is a great way to be an engaged, responsible citizen.
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