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In a message dated 4/1/99 6:43:11 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Every year at our cave preserve's open house, we hear tales of local
> caves (KY area) that supposedly have ceremonial rooms, and ancient
> hearths, burials, and other prehistoric stuff.... trouble is, the
> tellers never know quite where that special cave Grandpa Jack or Uncle
> Buddy told them about actually IS... ;)
Deb,
Is it the anticipation of discovery or the reality of the place that is most
important in this social exchange? I have a bit of exploring to do myself,
more metaphysical than caving, and I'm worried the reality may be less than
my imagination has sustained for several years. I'm not sure if I would not
rather have the story and myth or the facts of the reality, or if not in
having both I may end with something else entirely.
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