Day 76 Tuesday, March 28, 2006 The Jenolan Caves in the Blue Mountains are a massive array of interlocking caverns. There are at least twelve different cave systems that you can tour with an experienced guide. We chose the Lucas Cave as it contained the largest chamber of the group. There are over 1000 steps up, then down, then up again, not counting the ramps and curved and sloping paths. Headroom varies from huge amphitheatres to perhaps only four feet. Stalagmites and stalactites of all shapes, sizes and colours adorn the chambers. We were joined for the day by Chris, one of our fellow travelers in the outback. It was his last full day in Australia and we enjoyed his company as we toured the Blue Mountains.
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