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« MRSA reported in three CMCSS schools | Home | Hispanic group to provide Thanksgiving dinner to 30 local families » Dunbar Cave hosts Haunted History tours
By Christine Anne Piesyk | October 27, 2007 |
Tiki torches lit the path along the lake leading up the caves, where ironically it was warmer in the static temperature of the caves than it was outdoors. Guests could take away the chill of cool 50 degree air with a warm cup of apple cider or chocolate. Among the skits inside were a presentation by Ally Campbell, Aaron Juvera, Della Coleman and Elizabeth Coleman (above left), who answered haunting questions about cave art. The event continues tonight from 5-8 p.m. Flashlights and secure footwear (no sandals or high heels) are require to tour the caves. Flashlights are available for rental at the caves. The $5 per person entry fee goes toward maintaining, preserving and promoting Dunbar Cave State Natural Area. Parking is free. Dunbar Cave is located at 401 Old Dunbar cave Road in Clarksville. For more information, call 648-5526. Skit performers: Joanna Patmore, Hannah Kitterman and Daynnah Carmona discuss “batty” scienceSuva and Jack Bastin serve up hot cocoa and apple cider on a cool night at the cavesSkit performers: Hannah Carmona, Kari Muller and Angela Scott relive “the good ‘ol days” Skits were directed by Ellie Ellis of the Roxy Regional TheatrePhotos by Debbie Boen
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