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Airman´s Cave, Austin, Texas - Frontal Camera

You really have to like caving. Airman´s Cave, Austin, Texas - No Room for Claustrophobia. Crawl down the 12,000-foot-long cave, which has few spaces big enough for an adult to stand upright and is explored primarily by experienced spelunkers.
22. 5. 2013

Crawl down the 12,000-foot-long cave, which has few spaces big enough for an adult to stand upright and is explored primarily by experienced spelunkers.

22. 5. 2013
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