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Yes I want to know as well. I just logged on to post the very same thing. We leave in less than 4 weeks and DH wants to visit the caves. Form the website it looks as if they haren't open.

 

Any natives out there who can tell us what is gong on so we can plan our excursions?

 

Thanks!:)

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We leave in less than 4 weeks and DH wants to visit the caves.

Form the website it looks as if they haren't open.

 

Any natives out there who can tell us what is gong on so we can plan our excursions?

This native out there says don't plan on the caves. :cool:

 

It's a big renovation going on, the first since it opened 30? yrs. ago

and knowing Gov't. it'll happen when it happens..and not before. :)

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Why again??It was closed last time I was there.

 

This native out there says don't plan on the caves. :cool:

 

It's a big renovation going on, the first since it opened 30? yrs. ago

and knowing Gov't. it'll happen when it happens..and not before. :)

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Hi there "native" do you still have that attractive bone through your nose?? (bloody nerve) The caves? ...don't see the attraction really, seen one seen 'em all! If they ain't open don't worry.

 

At least it wouldn't be another beach.............. my DH enjoys caves and these are pretty unique and were highly recommend to use by a couple who have traveled the world.

 

Not all caves look alike in the Midwest where we live but maybe all the UK cave do look alike.:rolleyes:

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I'd like to point out that in geological terms

Harrisons Cave is a living cave, in that it is still being formed and sculpted

by the actions of running water...all through the cave.

 

Most dead caves have already been formed in this manner,

and now have no running water through them!

 

 

How many dead caves have you been through before?

-probably quite a few.

 

How many living caves have you been through before?

Not too many?

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Can't say I'd noticed, in any case Geologically speaking we are talking one heck of a long time to notice anything changing! Ok the caves are...interesting, but not the high point of a visit, as long as people don't expect too much of them.

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