The Lost sea- Tennessee
(Reader Contribution to 10 Most Unique Lakes of our World)
Buried deep beneath the surface in Sweetwater, Tenn., the Lost Sea is the largest underground lake in the U.S — and second-biggest in the world. Part of Craighead Caverns, it was discovered more than a century ago by a 13-year-old exploring the sprawling cave system. The caverns are filled with crystal clusters, stalagmites, stalactites, eerie rock formations and even an underground waterfall.
sent by Dennis Glisson
1/10/2011
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1/10/2011
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