Two Trips to Jenolan Caves
Panorama view of the Three Sisters and the surrounding scene at dawn, as seen from Echo Point in winter.
The Blue Mountains from Echo Point.
Inside the Great Arch at Jenolan Caves, through which runs the road to Caves House.
Rising out of the Coach House in Jenolan Caves.
Extensive stalactite formations.
Spot ‘St Paul’s Cathedral’ and ‘the Coke Bottle’.
Inside one of the caves.
Steps down through one of the caves.
The Tarana Road, leading to Sodwalls.
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The Three Sisters, this time during the day in the summer.
John at Echo Point.
John and James.
John and James about to go into the Binoomea Cut, the entrance/exit tunnel for many of the public caves at Jenolan Caves.
Underground.
Shawl formations at Jenolan Caves. The smaller spindly formations on the ceiling are called helictites, and the cave guides go to great lengths to explain that there is no consensus about how they are formed.
Shawls in Jenolan Caves.
A couple looking up a long antique ladder (not now used, at least by the large open-access tour groups) in the ‘Cathedral’ chamber within the Jenolan Caves system.
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Tourists photographing a broken column within a cave.
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Formations in a cave.
‘The Bishop’, looking towards ‘the wedding party’ (I think).
Coloured lights inside one of the caves.
