 | Click on the picture for a
JPG photo of a straw "stalagmite". At one time this was a straw column but
it fractured leaving this guy on the floor only! |
 | Click on the picture for a JPG photo of a water drop straw formed from a tiny filament of calcite. |
 | Click on the picture for a JPG photo of a stalagmite with 3 "broken" straws "attached" to it! The formation was named Geronimo - any guesses why?
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 | Click on the picture for a
JPG photo of a "bleeding" flowstone. This is the most graphic examle of this
formation that I have seen.
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 | Click on the picture for a JPG photo of some very fine helictites.
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 | Click on the picture
for a JPG photo of a magnificent circular calcite raft sitting on
a cracked calcite floor that has been called "pottery". The calcite raft is
about 15cm across.
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 | Click on the picture for a JPG photo of The Suspended Table in Lake Cave. Photograph courtesy of
Peter Bell - Augsuta Margaret River Tourist Bureau.
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 | Click on the picture for a JPG photo of The Main Chamber in Jewel Cave at Augusta (WA). Photograph courtesy of Peter Bell - Augsuta Margaret River Tourist Bureau.
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 | Click on the picture for a JPG photo of some of the wonderful flowstones in Mammoth Cave in the South-West of
Western Australia. Photograph courtesy of Peter Bell - Augsuta Margaret River Tourist Bureau.
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 | Click on the picture for a JPG photo of an inverted "T" passage from the Tunnel in the Kimberley.
Photograph courtesy of Ken Lance.
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 | Click on the picture for a
JPG photo of an interesting water drop photo. The end of this straw is obviously still trying to calcify. Photograph courtesy of Peter Summers. |
