Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Dunbar Cave









Dunbar Cave in Clarksville, Tennessee. The cave has been here forever, native tribes have left their mark literally on the walls, faint echoes of band music can be heard in the whistling wind, laughter of teenagers from the pool, now silent and closed, what will it be in another 100 years or so, will it one day open up and be discovered and explored anew by the next generation of spelunkers?

The cave is closed now because of bat white nose disease, but the surrounding park has hiking trails and Swan Lake full of turtles and ducks.

A great story about the history of the cave can be found HERE.



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