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Cueva de la Sol, Nevada

May 2
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Updated: Aug 28

Cueva De La Sol is a new Nevada cave — one large room that is quite decorated with interesting geology toward its floor. There is a dry bed where a small body of water once existed. Within that dry bed are some interesting relics of the past and clues to how our ancient predecessors existed.

Formations, flowstone, and some larger decorations coat the walls and ceiling within the corners of the cave. The name came from the sunbeams that illuminate the large room — a stunning natural light show in an otherwise hidden desert cave.

 
 
 

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