An evening outing to a promised 30+ meter cave. Turns out there are three, with the biggest one 45 meters. Roof caves, so not so cave like, dark holes. But rock above your head nevertheless. Also, deer flies. Oh how I love deer flies in my hair.
But there was nice sunshine.
The main cave is at N 60.20893 E 24.27217. I also drew a cave map. The side caves are at N 60.20934 E 24.27233 (cave map) and at N 60.20851 E 24.27264 (cave map).Main cave:
Side cave 1:
Side cave 2:
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