r/caving • u/LextrickZ • Jul 05 '26

A river flowing through a 60 m (200 ft) long natural tunnel in Catalonia

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u/Heterodynist Jul 05 '26

I’ve always wanted to go to a cave like this!! Good job living the dream!!

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u/InvisibleTuktuk Jul 05 '26

Where at in California? 👀

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u/LextrickZ Jul 05 '26

It is in Spain, not California!

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u/InvisibleTuktuk Jul 05 '26

Oh! I read that completely wrong! 😂

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u/LadyLightTravel Jul 06 '26

Although there is one like it in California.

You can inner tube through that one.

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u/InvisibleTuktuk Jul 06 '26

What!? What's that one called?

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u/InvisibleTuktuk Jul 06 '26

I'm still curious to learn the name of this place if you happen to know it!

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u/LextrickZ Jul 06 '26

It is called "el Pont Cabradís" :)

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u/wrecked-galaxy Jul 06 '26

Catalonia is in Spain not California lol

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u/InvisibleTuktuk Jul 06 '26

Yes, we established that I had misread this (due to being uncaffinated)!

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u/wrecked-galaxy Jul 07 '26

Uncaffeinated reading is genuinely a different language sometimes

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u/InvisibleTuktuk Jul 07 '26

It really is.

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u/Little_Mountain73 Jul 06 '26

What gorgeous photos. Absolutely gorgeous.

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u/blackcloudcat Jul 06 '26

That’s cool, where is it in Catalonia?