Image: Paradise Lost (9939473016)
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Description: Visitors to this room must crane their necks and watch their feet! The room is a speleogen called a domepit, where a cave waterfall has slowly carved out a massive vertical hole through the rock. As the water slows, dozens of drapery formations grow down the side. The water which still comes through leaves a pool in the center of the room which visitors must step around.
Title: Paradise Lost (9939473016)
Credit: Paradise Lost
Author: Oregon Caves from Cave Junction, USA
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