Nancy,
Give us a little better explanation for those who have never made this water 
trip. Are you saying that there is a form of a sump in the passageway in which 
you can go under water and continue down to a lower level pool while all the 
while staying under water? Maybe Bill Steele can help with this.
Fritz

-----Original Message-----
From: Nancy Weaver [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 12:24 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Texascavers] air cave below water

>that's really wierd!
>Apparently it is above the water table.
>It otherwise seems that it would fill up with water.
>-WaV

there is a fascinating place in Honey Creek at the end of the grand
finale.  there is a circular swimming pool room  perhaps 12 feet
across (been a long time, could be way off on dimensions)  which one
can climb down and under into - an identical swimming pool room
directly below the top one.  I dont think we came up with any
particular name for that place.

Nancy

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