Five O'Clock Cave
Kalkadoon Cave
Great Nowranie cave
Theatre in the Round
![]() Profile of Five O'clock Cave. |
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Descending the fissure from upper to middle levels. Note the horizontal bedding IMG00203.jpg |
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Climbing up the vadose canyon of the lowest (wet) level. The slot of The Flattener is behind the belay-man IMG00204.jpg |
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The main collapse doline entrance to the cave. The second entrance is beyond this one. |
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Large collapsed passage in the Upper Level of Kalkadoon cave. The next photo is taken above the rockpile in the far distance. |
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Also in the Upper Levels, but here we see the original phreatic solutional sculpture. The floor is covered with guano from the large Ghost Bat Macroderma gigas |
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Mixed solutional and collapse passage in the transition from the Upper Level to the Middle Level. Note the general lack of speleothems. |
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In the lower levels, this passage is unusually high and clean (we don't take cameras into the others!) There is a roof notch and floor notch (also unusual). |
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Deep entrance dolinne of Great Nowranie cave. |
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The Glory Hole that drops from the Upper to Middle levels. |
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The terminal pool. A flooded shaft drops 30 m, then runs off horizontally for more than 300 m. |
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Theatre in the Round cave is just a single shallow collapse chamber that is connected to a collapse doline.
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