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Rebecca
is ready to drill anything! A power drill was at the top of her list
for use in work during theater set ups and take downs.
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The historic
marker at the entrance to Desoto Caverns gives you some good information
about the place.
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Jane and
I had to wait in the gift shop for the start of the tour. So this Spanish
guy struck up a conversation with her.
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Brian looked
over the water wheel display. It was a wet day, so we couldn't just
stroll around unless we wanted to get soaked.
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Here's the
actual entrance to the caverns. We had to go down about 120 feet or
so to the main cavern.
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Jane looking
over some of the cave formations. The whole place was just amazing,
but then isn't nature when you see it in full glory.
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The water
isn't actually falling on Jane, but it was tough to frame up without
much light.
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Jane looking
over some of the cave formations. The whole place was just amazing,
but then isn't nature when you see it in full glory.
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We took
a small detour after visiting the caverns to see one of several covered
bridges in Alabama. This is the Kymulga Covered Bridge in Talladega
County near Childersburg.
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