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Brad
Did I miss if the cave had a large over hang or opening with shelter over it?
I don't believe it does in the manner you mean... but I could be wrong. Now during the horrible floods here in 2010 a large landslide occurred just above the cave entrance which moved a few tons of earth and trees downhill over and past the cave entrance. Most debris is 20-30 feet downhill from entrance. The picture posted below does not reflect how it looks now... far from it. There is a slow, steady stream of water that flows across and above over the entrance at all times. There is a LARGE slab of rock that has fallen and/or broken off eons ago which lays near the entrance but it has been there since 1994 when I found the cave.










that led up to the cave entrance. You used to be able to follow the spring water path from the ridge bottom right up to the cave entrance. It was solid rock mostly and you could just see where the water and rock were altered so the water would pool for cleaning themselves or possibly food. This was where we spied some old fossils large and small. Now its just appears like an army training course. It's a shame. Maybe late winter this year I'll try and stand at same spot and get a photo to show a before / after appearance.... Brad
















