Gouffre de Padirac is one of the caves we visited in Dordogne and while very commercialized, the lighting in the cave was spectacular and added very much to the experience.
Related: Illuminating The Underworld In A Deep, Dark French Cave (NPR) via Donncha O Caoimh on Google+
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It is nice to see this photo. I was in that cave a number of years ago, but did not get any pictures.
its neat to how the water forms shapes like that
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Great photo – lovely.
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