Molnar Janos Cave
Cezary Abramowski · Issue 108, May/Jun 2019 · pp. 68–71
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you will cross a thermocline where the temperature will drop from 27 degrees Celsius to a still comfortable 20 degrees. At the same time the water becomes crystal clear. And now magic happens. Suddenly you find yourself in a huge, open passage that brings the Grand Canyon to mind. The walls of the canyon looks like frilly curtains. For many years they were being formed by slowly flowing water. Far below you can see a sandy bottom. Your bubbles go up through narrow gaps in the rocks make a loud low sound. Some divers believed that it is sound of the Tram riding streets above you. But they are actually separated by 60m of solid rock to the surface. So there’s little chance to hear anything from there. Every couple of minutes you meet crossings where you need to decide on the line which was agreed at the briefing. Believe me after a few turns it starts to be more and more difficult so make …
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