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Introduction to basic caving
- 1. Introduction to Caving Caving Safely and Caving Softly
- 5. Sea Cave
- 6. Ice Cave
- 8. Recess Cave
- 10. Limestone Cave
- 14. Stalactites
- 15. Stalagmites
- 16. Gypsum Flowers
- 17. Cave Pearls
- 18. Flowstone
- 19. Formation Room
- 22. Cave Life - Crickets
- 23. Cave Life
- 25. Cave Life – Bats
- 26. Cave Life – Bats
- 28. Visiting Caves
- 36. Helmets
- 39. Boots
- 41. Knee Pads
- 43. Gloves
- 45. Cave Pack
- 48. Outer Layer
- 55. Cave Exploring
- 56. Cave Exploring
- 57. Cave Exploring
- 59. A Kentucky non-profit organization dedicated to the education and preservation of caves and karst in the Rockcastle County, Kentucky region.
Notas del editor
- Cave crickets. Also called Camel Crickets The like dark, moist places. They are harmless. These photos were taken in Rockcastle County caves.
- These photos were taken in Rockcastle County caves. Either a Rafinesque's Big-eared Bat or Virginia Big-eared Bat. Virginia big-eared bats are pale to dark brown on the back and light brown underneath. In contrast, Rafinesque's big-eared bats are gray-brown on the back with whitish underparts.
- The bedrock in karst areas is hollow in places.
- These photos were taken in Rockcastle County caves.
- Echo Auditorium in Great Saltpetre Cave
- Passages in Great Saltpetre Cave
- Remains of saltpeter works in Great Saltpetre Cave