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This is weird. You're deep under the earth in a cave—but you're also on a tropical island in the Bahamas (of all places), having found cool, dark respite from the intense Caribbean heat in the subterranean chambers of Lucayan National Park, where six miles of caves, caverns and tunnels provide shelter for migratory bats, pre-Columbian artifacts, and sunburned tourists alike.
This is weird. You're deep under the earth in a cave—but you're also on a tropical island in the Bahamas (of all places), having found cool, dark respite from the intense Caribbean heat in the subterranean chambers of Lucayan National Park, where six miles of caves, caverns and tunnels provide shelter for migratory bats, pre-Columbian artifacts, and sunburned tourists alike.
May 9, 2008 Like
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