Blanchard Caverns by Richardphotos
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Comments (27)
What an amazing place,Richard,wonderful shot**********
Wow...what a fantastic place this must be....
Nature is great!!!!!
That's amazing.. it is fantastic to see this :)
wow, that is one big cavern I'm glad to say, anything close to pot holing gives me the heebie-jeebies, glad to see your using steps Richard
Very good
How far they can go like that?? Very nice presentation of this place ((5++))
Very beautiful, outstanding capture!
FABULOUS... It's realy Fabulous!!!
amazing creation by the man above. cool pic..
Very cool cave shot, Richard! I was in some caves in Kentucky years ago but I can't remember the name.
My God. It's like the natural formation of it invites you in. I can only imagine the astonishment of the very first person who ever laid eyes on this cavern. And I'm sure it's relived every time somebody else sees it for the first time too.
Awesome cavern! I've been to a few along the east cost of the US. There was one in Virginia that had an organ made from stalactites instead of pipes.
Amazing formations!
Shining shot.
The textures are amazing. Wonderful image!
Wow! This caverns must be huge!
Great photographic opportunity, for some reason these close-up shots remind me of the decalcomania effect but in a 3d manner in nature.
wonderful
Cool!
Beautiful capture...:))
what a fabulous place for pictures and a tour!
A neat photo.
Wonderful capture!!! It's really a great place.
Oh, yeah! I remember this part very well! An awesome capture, Richard!
Seems a great one !!!
Beautiful rock formations and color. The formation on the right could be called 'organ pipes'!