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Longhorn Caverns 2006

Our final stop before heading back home was “Longhorn Caverns” near Burnet, TX.

Andrew and Holly in the dark

Andrew and Holly in the shallow 'false entrance' cave

Another man-made shaft

A man-made shaft used to haul out debris when the cavern was first cleared

A stone bridge over the main entrance

Longhorn Caverns - Danger - Cave Entrance

Longhorn Caverns Information Plaque

Longhorn Caverns Landmark Plaque

Looking out through a large sink-hole

On the way out, Andrew and Holly are trying to get ahead of the group so they can be the first ones out. — On the way out, Andrew and Holly are trying to get ahead of the group so they can be the first ones out, so they won’t have to wait in line at the souvenir shop

Probably the coolest formation

Some back-lit crystal

Some exposed crystal

The Frozen Waterfall

The guide leads the group through a large area

The 'Hall of Diamonds'

The Queen's Throne

The real entrance is kept locked up tight

This is actually just a shallow cave, not the real cavern entrance as we had guessed

This section is called 'Lumbar Alley' because you have to walk hunched over

Walking under the rock bridge

Where bats used to hang out

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