September 1, 2010
Caves.
We also went cave swimming. Apparently (see?), there are caves in this part of Mexico, filled with fresh (freezing), mineral blue water. We swam deep into the caves, where you can barely lift your head because the stalactites hang so low, but when you plunge your face below the surface - a vast new sphere opens up. I didn't know this sphere at all - it is dark and endless - every stopping point confessed a new perforation with more and more, more. There were scuba divers who saw the other worlds. All the places we only saw openings to - the scuba divers went.
This water cave is called Grand Cenote (cenote = sinkhole or well).
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5 comments:
Absolutely wonderful images Emilie, thank you for sharing. You are so fortunate to have the chance to see and capture the beautiful sights.
So what causes the water to be that bright blue? Is it considered dangerous with continued exposure? looks amazing. Thanks for the photos :D
oh em... soooo beautiful...
didn't feel dangerous at all...:)
These photos look like paintings -- as in Monet!
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