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France, Lozere, Meyruis, Cevennes National Park, Aven Armand subterranean cavern near Meyruis, First explored in 1897 by Louis Armand and Edouard-Alfred Martel, Original access through 75M pit, now via inclined cable car, Main chamber Grand Salle 100m by 55m and covered in Speleothems; Stalagmites; Stalactites;
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© Bob Battersby / Eye Ubiquitous
Armand Aven Cave Cavern Caves Formations France French Grand Limestone Rock Salle Speleothems Subterranean Underground
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Mug Size is 9.6cm high x 8.1cm diameter (3.8" x 3.2")
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This print captures the mesmerizing beauty of Aven Armand subterranean cavern, nestled in the heart of Cevennes National Park in Meyruis, France. First explored by Louis Armand and Edouard-Alfred Martel in 1897, this hidden gem offers a glimpse into an underground world like no other. The original access to this natural wonder was through a daunting 75-meter pit, but now visitors can reach its depths via an inclined cable car that adds to the thrill of the adventure. As you step into the main chamber known as Grand Salle, you are immediately awestruck by its vastness - stretching over 100 meters long and 55 meters wide. What truly sets this cavern apart are the incredible speleothems that adorn every inch of its limestone walls. Stalagmites rise from the ground with majestic grace while stalactites hang delicately from above, creating a surreal landscape straight out of a fairy tale. As your eyes wander across this ethereal scene captured by Bob Battersby's lens, it is impossible not to feel humbled by nature's artistic prowess. The intricate rock formations seem almost otherworldly and transport you to a realm untouched by time. Whether you're an avid cave enthusiast or simply seeking an extraordinary travel experience, Aven Armand subterranean cavern promises an unforgettable journey into the depths of Earth's wonders.
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