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JULY 21, 2013: RETURN TO KALABERA CAVE, THEN TO TEA KETTLE, PLUS

Kate, John, and I descend down into Chamber 1 at Kalabera Cave, then to Tea Kettle Caves, and then to an old haunted (well, probably not really) restaurant.
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Kate squeezes through the little passageway for the trail to the catwalk at Kalabera Cave.
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Kate squeezes through the little passageway for the trail to the catwalk at Kalabera Cave.

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  • Kate squeezes through the little passageway for the trail to the catwalk at Kalabera Cave.
  • Dooooowwwwnnnnn the ladder.
  • Kate climbed around a bit up the cave wall.
  • The pit Kate and John are looking down is likely >100 feet STRAIGHT down. If you want more about it, take a look at the following album: <a href="http://www.optimimagery.com/CNMI-ON-LAND/SAIPAN-2013/JULY-14-KALBERA-CAVE-PLUS/30548096_T2tGD4">http://www.optimimagery.com/CNMI-ON-LAND/SAIPAN-2013/JULY-14-KALBERA-CAVE-PLUS/30548096_T2tGD4</a>
  • You've heard of The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County? This is the not-so-celebrated sitting toad of Kalabera Cave. Where is Samuel Clemens when you need him?
  • I guess we can celebrate whenever we want, right?
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  • John and Kate descend into Tea Kettle Cave One. I chickened out on this one, but I do plan to go back sometime when we have not been having so much rain. The rocks here at the entry were quite wet.
  • Down they go. I believe that they discovered a fairly vast network of rooms down there.
  • Tea Kettle Cave Two. This one had an entry so easy even I could handle it.
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  • An old, long-closed restaurant at the junction of Pale Arnold Road and Isa Drive.
  • The bar.
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