A Cave Worthy Of Enid Blyton

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A Cave Worthy Of Enid Blyton

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Extremely Deep River Cave.

Some caves that look promising peter out very quickly. This one however..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Aau6imbeSQ
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Crikey!
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Dang!

So, the mystery of the black pipe... what an effort to get it there!

I kept expecting them to find a cave full of packing cases and baddies, up to nefarious crimes :shock: 8)
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:D :D

They did find a blue box hidden deep in another secret cave in another video..
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As a child I was intrigued by how many caves there were in the books I read, as I'd never found one. I deduced that there must have been a sharp decline in the number of caves over the years, going back to the caveman era when you couldn't go two steps without stumbling into one.
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Getting out in one piece would have been treasure enough for me!
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I would not have liked to do that. I felt peculiar watching them go deeper and deeper! I would have been hopeless at adventures.
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