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Fall is so pretty here in North Florida, USA’s Cave Country… the humidity is gone, there are the subtle warm colors in the trees to replace the warm-everything-else, there’s less rain and often the cave conditions are spectacular. It’s beautiful… … Continue reading
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The North Florida Springs Alliance (NFSA), a nonprofit citizen support group for several local State Parks, sends a request for volunteers in late March and April, on weekends. Volunteers Needed for Peacock Springs If you have been to Wes Skiles … Continue reading
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The North Florida Springs Alliance (NFSA) is having its 2017 Eco-Day at Madison Blue Springs State Park this coming Saturday, March 18, at 8:30 AM. half day of clean-up and maintenance lunch and door prizes afternoon hiking, swimming or diving … Continue reading
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A few more pics from last week. These are from Twin Caves in the Mill Pond, located in the Panhandle of Florida. Want to comes see some of the off-the-beaten-path Florida caves for yourself? Email us to see what Wet … Continue reading
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Over the Devil’s Ear entrance to Devil’s Cave System at Ginnie Springs, a very special effect occurs where the clear spring water from the cave meets and mixes with the tannic river water of the Santa Fe. Combine the correct … Continue reading
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Yesterday, we enjoyed a lovely swim back to the Insulation Room in Devil’s Cave System at Ginnie Springs, in North Florida. Somehow the Insulation Room is just that much prettier when you put in the work to get there “on … Continue reading
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Jeff and Vince, of Team Squirrel Tamer, successfully completed GUE’s Cave 1 course in North Florida over the weekend. Man, did these guys have a blast in the flow! 6 days, 16.5 hours underwater, 9 cavern, and 12 cave dives … Continue reading
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A few surface pics from Friday at Peacock Springs in North Florida. These are uncorrected pics! So blue and pretty.
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The plethora of white decorations at Nahoch Na Chich are beautiful; but, sometimes you need some variety. Yesterday Cenote Naharon delivered. The Naranjal system is now considered part of the larger Sistema Sac Actun. Naharon offered us some great halocline experiences: … Continue reading
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This past weekend got in some cave diving in Little River Spring, outside Branford, in North Florida. This was the place to be on Saturday, as the parking lot was half full of cave divers. Conditions report: river and water level … Continue reading
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After those long days in the office, you just need the right dive. No scooters, no stages, no cameras; just grab the backgas, a small bottle of 02, the reel, and go. Nothing epic, no new line, but taking the … Continue reading
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Mer spent 3 days last weekend supporting the cave research and exploration team Woodville Karst Plain Project (WKPP) in North Florida with some cave exploration in a sink called Chip’s Hole, located a few miles from Wakulla Springs. We had … Continue reading
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Before a dive last weekend, we checked out some springs on the Suwannee River near Luraville, in North Florida. Here’s some pics. 13 Jul 2014
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Tara and I, as a subset of Team Slow, got a chance to dive Cow last weekend. This site is open only to NSS-CDS members; one must have Cave 2 or Full Cave to dive upstream. Cow Spring is just outside … Continue reading
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Mer taught a GUE Primer in North Florida the past few days. One of the sites we use, Blue Grotto, has a friendly hungry turtle, Virgil, who likes to photobomb the video camera. Nothing like some additional turtle task loading … Continue reading
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The Florida Springs and Aquifer Protection Act, which aims to reduce nutrient levels and focuses on increasing aquifer levels, passed committee yesterday. The bill allows a Protection and Management Zone around certain springs and would be funded by the existing … Continue reading
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Catfish Hotel sinkhole at Manatee Springs without Duckweed? Pics or it didn’t happen… Water level is high (easy to get into and out of water). Looks like the Suwanee River crested yesterday. So this will be prime Manatee cave diving … Continue reading
