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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tilmamir" data-source="post: 2423594" data-attributes="member: 31628">The cave entranceThe sun is beginning to get lower on the western horizon, with probably one to two hours before sunset. The clearing where you left the wagons is on a wider flat area where it appears several ravines come down off a rocky ridge that extends as far as you can see east or west. The ravines are not very large, perhaps a thousand feet deep and mostly straight, perpendicular to the axis of the ridge. [ entrance almost due south of wagons ]The cave you are heading to is fairly clear from the wagons, and in the ravine leading up to the cave, soggy leaves and tangles of branches cover the ground. Trees have fallen over the ravine in places, but appear to have been cut and cleared some time back for a trail.  From the bottom of the trail, all you can see is up to the ridge and the cave in its side. Smoke, the dog, is sitting watching you approach....The party is standing at the mouth of the cave. [See pic on post 131]There is a small hollow to the left, about eight feet deep and four in diameter. The bottom looks as if it has been flattened a little. The main entrance is an oval about nine feet tall by six feet wide. Looking in, past Smoke who is looking for an ear scratch, the cave goes in about ten feet and then you can't see much.Wrinkle continues in ... a few seconds later he comes out and smailes, waving everyone in.Inside the cave is a room, approximately triangular. Entering at one point, the room extends down and out, perhaps seventy feet deep. It appears horses have been previously stabled on the left side [East]. A natural rock pillar in the center hides an old fire pit from the entrance. It is dry in here, and should be acceptable for sleeping, just as Earle and Zane said.</blockquote>

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