Oct 20, 2020
Google tells me that this is Harpea’s Cave, near the border of Spain, a magnificent example of tectonic plate movement. But it has not yet told me what cryptid obviously lives in it.
Dragon? Probably a dragon.
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Google tells me that this is Harpea’s Cave, near the border of Spain, a magnificent example of tectonic plate movement. But it has not yet told me what cryptid obviously lives in it.
Dragon? Probably a dragon.
Sorry for the radio silence, I was looking for a cool cave thats pet friendly
Mine St Michel, Luxembourg. This waterfall is one of several in the Spring Room of the Marvel Cave, sitting some 500ft underground. The caves system was originally called Marble Cave, as early explorers believed that they could see marble on the cave’s roof – though they were eventually proved wrong. Pinned to Cool Caves by Denise M